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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1955

Page

7

Cooper Alloy Announces Two College Scholarship Awards

Cooper Alloy Corporation introduces a special educational fund to send two high school graduates whose parents work for the company to any accredited college. Each $2000 scholarship covers tuition and books, with Rutgers and local school leaders among the selection committee. Applicants require faculty advisor nomination and will be judged on scholarship, aptitude, character and financial need.

Wall Cooper Alloy Corporation Harry A. Cooper Middle States Association of Colleges Mason Gross Rutgers University Wayne T Branom Hillside J. Harry Adams Elvzabeth Cooper Samuel Zolin George Black Albert Blum

Fifth Grade Plays And Music Program At George Washington School

George Washington School fifth graders presented two plays Patchwork Princess and Too Many Kittens with participants Karen Grod, Elaine Glassman, Patricia Crea, Martin Strassberg, Richard Berta, Barbara Pawlik, Robert Berkowitz, Daniel Dranviteh, Eleanor Waxman, Lois Greenberg, Hope Hoffman, Herbert Koross, Carole Gearhart, Dolores Toscana and Nancy Wolff. Announcers were John Galbraith and Billy Miltner. A poem was read by Jay Horn. Stage managers were William Lotkin and Charles Lieb. Electricians were Walter Ruppe and Sanford Kleiman. The class also staged a musical program with Herbert Koross sax, William Slitkin, Daniel Draovitch, Robert Berkowitz clarinets, Karen Grod and Hope Hoffman piano. Elaine Glassman sang If I Give My Heart To You. Sixteen of twenty three class members played instruments.

Jay Horn William Lotkin Charles Lieb Walter Ruppe Sanford Kleiman Properties Marcia Kaleky Herbert Koross William Slitkin Daniel Draovitch Robert Berkowitz Karen Grod Hope Hoffman Elaine Glassman

Hillside Servicemen in Atlantic Fleet Operations

Hillside men Arthur Cravett and Richard Voynik serve in US Navy units in the Atlantic and Mediterranean theaters. Cravett, a machinist’s mate fireman from Hillside, NJ, was set to return Feb 15 aboard USS Goodrich after Operation Springboard in the Caribbean and visits to San Juan Ciudad Trujillo St Thomas and Guantanamo Bay. Voynik, an Interior Communications Electrician third class, aboard USS Iowa, arrived Jan 16 in Gibraltar for a three month training and goodwill cruise with the Sixth Fleet and NATO navies.

Arthur Cravett USN Stephan Cravett Buchanan Street Hillside N. J United States Goodrich Caribbean Sea San Juan Puerto Rico Ciudad ‘Trujillo Dominican Republic St. Thomas Virgin Islands Guantanamo Bay Cuba Gibraltar Richard J. Voynk Interior Communications Electricinh Andrew Voynik Ryan Street Hillside NJ Iowa Towa Mediterranean U.S. Sixth Fleet NATO

Pingry School joins planning committee for conference

Pingry School was elected to a four year term on the Planning Committee for the Buck Hill Falls Student Conference of the Council for Religion in Independent Schools. Edmund A. LeFevre will be Pingry’s faculty member on the committee and Wright Patterson of Summit will be the Pingry student member for 1959 56. On February 26 mothers of Pingry students will visit at 11 am to shadow schedules, then lunch at 12 30 in the dining hall with speaker Dr. Harold Voorhis, Vice Chancellor of New York University.

Pingry School Buck Hill Falls Council For Religion In Independent Schools Edmund A. LeFevre Pingry Pol Wright Patterson Summit

Mill Township Sealed Dromosals and Bid Conditions

Township of Mill Sealed proposals will be received by the Township at its municipal headquarters in Vinton County New Jersey until a stated evening in March 1958 for road work and related improvements. Bids must follow federal and state highway specifications and be submitted in a sealed envelope marked with bidder’s name.

Hitsite County of Vinton Suey New Jersey Highway Department

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