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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1955
Page
2
Assemblywoman Florence P. Dwyer launches campaign as Republican nominee to represent Union County in a two year Assembly term. She pledges full time service, open legislative access, and continued outreach to women groups while citing past housing and education roles.
Last week Hillside Board of Education candidates issued statements thanking supporters and voters. Harlow H Curtis, a successful candidate, praised the community and pledged to uphold confidence in education. He congratulated Frank Hill and Abe Charnack. Albert Senecia Nat Gold and others also expressed gratitude to their supporters.
Forty Hillside High School students will attend a special matinee of Gounod's Faust at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City on Friday February 18. Eugene Conley sings the title role. Attendance is funded by Metropolitan Opera Guild memberships with local support from Hillside groups and the Dads Booster Club providing bus transportation.
Rweton prepared the students for the appreciation of the opera. Mrs Spaeth will chaperone the group. Other students will attend opera performances at a later date.
Hillside Rotary Club marked Rotary's 50th anniversary with a dinner dance at the Colonia last Wednesday. President Harry A. Cooper welcomed guests as a large 50th cake was unveiled. Gifts to the ladies, entertainment, and dance lessons followed. A tape of Rotary’s This Is Your Life featuring Bo Adlerbert was shown. Committees led by Ira Gottsche and Harold Benzing organized the event, while Oden Libbey heads plans for a trip to UN headquarters in New York City on March 1.
Myra B. Lubowitz a junior at Montclair State Teachers College of 1476 Stan ey terrace is elected treasurer of Aldcornia honor society in English.
Miss Lubowitt an English major and Hillside High School graduate joins the Montelarion staff. She is a member of the campus Players dramatic club and the English Club, and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jules J Lubowitt.
Albert Schoen chairs the Hill side drive for Cerebral Palsy in Union County, urging local residents to respond to mail appeals for the Cerebral Palsy Center at 636 Salem Avenue Elizabeth. The effort highlights Plainfield’s Charlie Stohlberg and Paulette Marefl of Hillside and Michael Parrell of Hillside as examples of children helped by trained therapists and teachers.
Charles Paulette Michael and other youths appeal to parents and humanity’s goodness. Many recipients have helped before but CP may be unfamiliar to some. The appeal asks generous, prompt contributions via the included return envelope to the local treasury.
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