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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1954

Page

3

Nyeequahic Camp to Stage Third Season for Youth

The Weequahic Home Camp, directed by Morris Tiktin, enters its third season this summer serving boys and girls aged 1 to 11 percent years. The camp offers a day program at a moderate fee with half day membership for Y affiliated families, two three week periods, daily swimming at Newark Y pool, and trips to interest points in Metropolitan Newark plus nearby outdoor campsites. Camp base is at Weequahic Y branch, 128 Chancellor Avenue, Newark.

Weequahic Morris Tiktin Yullside Jewish Y Newark South Mountin Chancellor Avenue

Summer Camp Opens With Three Week Sessions

The camp begins on June 2 with a second session starting June 19. Registration for new campers is by appointment via Y staff at WaVerly 4-520. Last year’s campers may enroll by mail. The program runs for three weeks, with meals, snacks, insurance, and a daily bag lunch. Transportation is optional for parents. a wagon pool is being arranged. Camp director TikTin and staff will supervise swimming and other activities with a nurse on site.

Suny Tiktin Wee- Quahic Hillside Comry Waverly

Girl Scout Troop 17 Tours Hillside Bank

Girl Scout Troop 17 from Harden-Locker School toured Hillside National Bank. Guides Harvey W. Peace Jr and David Morrison led the group. Attendees included Carol Fike Irene Gnatz Jacqueline Heon Darlene Szela Carol Pallard Nancy Bart Carol Konick Lois Tuma Barbara Cherry Dianne Sutton. Chaperones were Mrs Catherine Szem and Mrs Marion Filce.

Caneo Opens Barrington Research Center For Can Company

Caneo Starts New Research Center in Barrington Illinois as part of American Can Company plans to move the development of new and improved containers and methods of canning to a central facility. The 150‑person team will study food chemistry metallurgy and other fields to advance canned products for North America and beyond.

al, Brunskill American Can Company Hillside North Union Avenue National Research and Development Focal Canco U.S Hawaii Canada Chicago Barrington Ill Middle West Maywood Laboratories Mmaywood

Hive New Courses for Adult School

Weequahic Adult School announces five new courses for its thirty-third season running March 2 to March 11. Enrollment is by mail or at Weequahic High School 7 30 to 9 pm on Thursday February 25. Courses include Do It Yourself UN topics operating business machines intermediate typing and Have Fun With Magic.

Weequahic Adult School Weequahic High School The United Nations

Dornay Orchestra headlines charity birthday dance event

Soulmazer from Winans Avenue led the featured saxophonist role in Don Dornay's Orchestra during the Washington's Birthday Eve dance at Elizabeth Ellis. Sponsored by the Sports For Polio Committee the event showcased Martin Block of Make-Believe Ballroom fame with five hours of continuous music. Proceeds benefit the March of Dimes. Dornay's Orchestra previously provided music for the Hillside Firemen's ball.

Soulmazer Winans Avenue Don Dornay Elizabeth Ellis Sports For Polio Committee Martin Block March of Dimes

Grand Finale in Mast ep Piano Series at Mosque Theatre

The Gilltith Music Foundation presents the final concert in the Mast ep Piano Series at Mosque Theatre Newark on Sunday afternoon March 14 at 3 45 PM featuring a renowned pianist in a full recital setting.

Mastep Gilltith Music Foundation Mosque Theatre Newark

Benedictine Fund Reaches 30000 for Academy Building

The Benedictine Academy Building Fund in Elizabeth reports over 30900 in subscriptions after ten days of solicitation. The drive aims to raise at least 100000 to finish construction of a new Benedictine Academy including a Visitorium gymnasium for religious cultural and aesthetic activities. Memorialists chair James Kirk expresses confidence in reaching the goal despite early results.

Benedictine Academy Building Fund of Elizabeth James Kirk Memorialists Benedictine Academy Vistorium Lps

Skits Highlight Of Cub Pack Meeting

Cub Pack 198 Harden Locker School meetings featured skits by Dens 1 4 and 5 led by den mothers Mrs Ann Kyokosz Grace Eide and Mrs Adele Three new members were inducted by Cubmaster Charles Tepper Gary Gnata Alen Graf and Philip Suj kowski. Joseph Buttwell awarded John Tharaldsen a gold arrow Wayne Di Bella Bear badge and Richard Pask John Krokosz Wolf badges. The Pack announced a trip to Morristown Washington Headquaters and other sites with transportation provided for Washingtons Birthday. Den T won the attendance banner for most parents present.

Harden-Locker School Ann Kyokosz Grace Eide Adele Charles Tepper Gary Gnata Alen Graf Philip Sujkowski Joseph Buttwell John Tharaldsen Wayne di Bella Richard Pask John Krokosz Morristown Washington den T

Den Mothers Complete Six Week Training Course in Union

Ven Mothers of Cub Pack 194 Hurdes Looker School finished a six week program at Franklin School Union. Completing were Mrs Anh Mitchell Mrs Adele Pag Mrs Trene Schneider and Mrs Charles Tepper. Other attendees included Mrs Olga Jaykowski and Mrs Frances Gnatz. Cubmaster Charles Tepper received a certificate and plaque from the Union Council for help with the course.

Hurdes-Looker School Franklin School Union Anh Mitchell Adele Pag Trene Schneider Charles Tepper Olga Jay»kowski Frances Gnatz Union Council

Hillside Fire Department Hosts State Officers Dinner

Hillside Fire Department entertained members of the New Jersey State Superior Officers Association at a dinner and meeting last week at the Elks Clubhouse. Deput y Chief Thomas J. Dougala of Trenton presided. Captains Walter Hornig, William Hamilton, James Intrabartolo, and Robert Sonntag assisted Chief August H. Davies.

New Jersey State Superior Officers Association Hillside Fire Department Elks Bristol-Myers Company Thomas J. Dougala Trenton August H. Davies Walter Hornig William Hamilton James Intrabartolo Robert Sonntag

Student teacher aids Hillside Ave School in Jersey City

Farrington, a senior at Jersey City State Teachers College and son of Mrs. Marian Zieger, joins 56 other student teachers sent to northern New Jersey elementary classrooms as assistants to cooperating teachers. Teaching begins February 1 and runs through April 12 with Farrington aiding Mrs. Josephine Wright at Hillside Avenue School. Walter Krumbiegel is principal. Bonds purchase noted.

Enyard Faringwn Marian Zieger Sayre Road Union Jersey City State Teachers College New Jersey Farrington Josephine Wright Hillside Avenue Walter Krumbiegel

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