Believe .38 Bullet Punctured Fender
Michael Totterweich of 284 Hollywood avenue reported a puncture in the left front fender of his automobile. Police believe a .38 calibre bullet caused the damage. Totterweich said the hole was not present when he polished the car Friday, and that he was parked near 1013 Salem avenue from 4 to 11 p.m. Saturday before traveling to Newark and returning around midnight to park in his garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Totterweich
Hollywood Avenue
Totterweich
Salem Avenue
Newark
Hillside High Adds Six Practice Teachers
Six new practice teachers joined Hillside High, expanding the program to nine. Three assist Leonard Strassman in music while the others support history, English, science, and math. Irving Schwartzbach, a Thomas Jefferson High School and Montclair Teachers College graduate, aids John Kulikowski in American history, joined by classmate William Koellner teaching with John Sidun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dubow
Hillside High
Leonard Strassman
John Kulikowski
Irving Schwartzbach
Thomas Jefferson High School
Elizabeth
Montclair Teachers College
Schwartzbach
Thomas Jefferson
Montclair
William Ko
Elizabethan teaching staff expand at Montclair
The article lists new and continuing instructors at Montclair levels, naming Miss Sally Vernon assisting in junior English with Mrs. Dorothy Callander, Miss Ver non at Battin, Miss Marjorie Weissman in music, and two NYU instructors in the music department. It notes Vernon’s Battin 1947 graduation and Montclair attendance, Ver non’s Montclair study, and Morris and Robertshaw from Cranford and Montclair High Schools respectively, with Morris on flute clarinet and sax, Robertshaw a voice major who also plays trumpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Althenn
Sally Vernon
Dorothy Callander
New York University
Red Morris
Cranford High School
George Robertshaw
Montclair High School
Morris
Robertshaw
Science Club Anniversary Ball at Hillside High Annex
About 300 members and guests attended a Valentine Ball marking the tenth anniversary of the Science Excursion Club at the Hillside High School Annex Shanty Shack. The event, sponsored by Mrs. Sadie D. Reilly and Peter J. Humanik, featured a floor show and remarks by club leaders and former officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Schickedanz
Herbert Fitz
William Weller
John Lukashinsky
Williard Cupit
John B. Lynskey
George Reasor
Russell Fritts
Henry Cavalcante
Franklin Lange
Helsen Romshock
John G. van Blarcom
Reilly
Nancy-Luzon Fund Gets Union County Support
Union County unit of the N J Parents Group for Retarded Children met at the Columbian Club House where Lee J. Marino announced state sanction to fund raise in Union County for the Nancy-Luzon Training School at 408 Chestnut Street. Cpl Robert N Hughes from Hillside N J won the Win With Whopper contest with a tale about Paul Bunyan and Georgina the Great and heads to Italy on a five day Pier Bussell tour. The February 25 Newark Mosque Theater concert features pianist a young Jersey native returning from international acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
N. J. Parents Group For Retarded Children Inc
Columbian Club House
Lee J. Marino
Marino-of-South-Orange
National Association of Parents and Friends of
Nancy-Luzon Training School
Chestnut Street
Nurenberg
Germany
Italy
Heidelberg Post Special Services Libraries
Whopper
Robert N. Hughes
Eucom Special Services Reports
Cpl
Hughes
Paul Bunyan
Georgina the Great
Bunyan
Hillside
N. J
Merano
Mosque Theater
Newark
Griffith Music Foundation
Letters to the Editor Praise for Dr. Lilien and Hillside housing plea
Readers urge Times coverage of the B'nai B'rith Americanism award winner Dr. Milton Lilien. A second letter pushes urgently for a low-cost housing project in Hillside, noting suitable sites and linking to New Jersey housing plans amid wartime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilien
Hillgue
the Times
Milton Lilien
Gamblin
Branom
Custer
Krumbiegel
Hillside
Hillside Times
South Bright Street
Broadway
St. Louis Avenue
Brammar
Driscoll
Essex County Intergroup Council
New Jersey
Korea
Parent Education Meeting Slated By Harden-Locker PTA
A Harden-Locker School PTA parent education meeting on Adolescence and Discipline was held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Samuel Carroccia 1219 Columbia Place. Earlier Mrs Jack Bernstein led a discussion on Developing Responsibilities in Children at the Carroccia home. Members present included Mrs Charles Jarosky Mrs William Krutulis Mrs Arthur La Pointe Mrs John Lukashinsky Mrs Samuel Pell Mrs Frank Sinak Mrs Joseph Sinak and Mrs George Zemanovic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden-Locker School
P.T.A
Samuel Carroccia
Columbia Place
Jack Bernstein
Carroccia
Charles Jarosky
William Krutulis
Arthur la Pointe
John Lukashinsky
Samuel Pell
Frank Sinak
Joseph Sinak
George , Zemanovic
Class Presents Play At Hurden-Looker
A Hurden-Looker School first grade class staged a school play The Glown Who Couldn't Read last Wednesday Mrs Fondetta directed Announcer Barbara Uknius introduced the cast John Matlosz and Michael Wukitseh played the clown Dominick Valente was the policeman Alan Zimmerman acted as park attendant The rest of the class participated in order Marilyn Caccamo James Garcia Richard Jazowski Beverly Kernusz Joann Prokopowicz Dane Kowalsky Charles Comiskey Kathleen Gray Thomas Percoskie Robert Schall Frank Adler Ann Ice Keiser Frank Percoskie Elaine Kozubal Patricia Cap Montenegro Marl yn Zeman Richard Pozar Judy Pakay Patricia Jager Phyllis Aiper Lois Knopf Robert Hergula Robert Briggs Cheryl Mazza.
War Dads Chapter Nominates Officers for Elections
Hillside Chapter 9 American War Dads nominates George Helock as president and Harry Callas for rotary and sergeant at arms at a Thursday meeting. A committee plans to entertain about seventy five wards at Lyons Hospital on Saturday February 24. The next regular meeting is set for February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
George Helock
Harry Callas
Rotary
Lyons Hospital
Saybrook Fourth Grade Presents Diverse School Assembly
Saybrook School fourth graders under Miss Bertha Mazil delivered an assembly mixing music poetry and drama. Performers included Barbara Bataille Ronnie Cohen Carol Rubovitz Sharon Flaster Barbara Levy and others in poems plays and solos with piano accompaniment by Mrs Isobel Sommer and Barbara Levy ay acting as announcer.
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Saybrook School
Bertha Mazil
Barbara Bataille
Ronnie Cohen
Carol Rubovitz
Sharon Flaster
Barbara Levy
Jonathan Bing
Richard Brogran
Carol Senner
Lorin Weisenfeld
Don Durk
Dowdle
Eddie Hammer
Richard Weiss
Judy Chadwick
Loretta Lynch
Irene Sirkip
Betty Friedman
Jerrold Lynskey
Larry Peterman
David Jaggers
Jimmy Dunn
Misses Friedman
Senner
Robert Abramson
Richard Brogan
Calvin Mankowski
Bert Nussbaum
George Plunkett
Jerry Popick
Lee Scher
Diane Galante
Peggy Conlan
Rae Ordower
Anne Davidson
Rosemarie Saggese
David Jeggers
Allen Hirshfield
Libby Silverstein
Jeffrey Huppert
Johnny
Isobel Sommer
Barbara Levy Ay
Schenk Elected President of Sun Tube Corporation
R. Smith Schenk, executive vice president of Sun Tube, was elected president, succeeding resigning health reasons. He is the oldest serving employee and lives in Short Hills. Joseph D. Martin, vice president, is now a director of the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Smith Schenk
Sun Tube Corporation
R. R. Leonard
Schenk
Short Hills
Joseph D. Martin
Pruning Bramble Fruits for Better Yields
Garden guidance on pruning red, black, and purple raspberries for summer and winter. Remove old fruited canes, prune diseased wood, burn borers, and cut new canes to about 36 inches. Limit row to 4–5 canes, 15–18 inches wide, with well placed productive buds from the sixth to the fifteenth.
Blackberry pruning and training guidelines for dewberries and Boysenberries
The guide explains removing dead and weak canes and trimming remaining fruiting canes to about 36 inches for dewberries and Boysenberries, and 4 to 6 feet for trailing blackberries. It advises pruning blackberries similarly to raspberries but with larger canes. Train canes to a single stake or trellis and shorten lateral shoots to 8 to 11 inches on primocanes.
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E. Grand St
Elizabeth, N. J
Broad St
Science Club
Sister Kenny Foundation
Sth Avenue
New York
Philadelphia Area
Kfhrwieder & Cox
Wilbur H. Cox
West Chester Pike
Sunset
Havertown
Pennsylvania
Granite
CIASS
Long Ave
Liberty
William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
Mnionville
Jane Parker
A&p
Nancy-Luzon Fund
Julius Katchen
eLeuers
Editorzso
Paul Miller
Dr. Lilien
Nathan Chen
Slifer Typewriter CO. Typewriters
Rentea
High St
Irving Brody
Harry M, Brody
Optometrists
Williamson Ave
Hillside, N. J
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Tues
Halsey Street
N. J. Market
Hillide
Hurden-Looker
War Dads Chapter
Saybrook Assembly
Sun Tube
West Side Trust CO
Springheld Ave
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Hawthorne Ave
Clinton PI
Orange Ave
Newark, N. J
Federal Deposit Inverance Corporation
TOBIA
Black-Dayute
Tobia’s Hillside Appliance Co
Liberty Avenue
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