Linda Suzanne Buscham to John Ziemiak engagement
Mr and Mrs John Buscham of 23 Hollywood Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Suzanne to John Ziemiak son of Mr and Mrs Jose Ziemiak of 1214 Columbia Place Miss Buscham is a Hillside High School graduate now attending Franklin Beauty School Ziemiak is a Hillside High School graduate currently attending Union County Technical Institute
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John Buscham
Hollywood Avenue
Linda Suzanne
John Zieison
Jose Ziemiak
Columbia Place
Miss Buscham
Hillside High Schools
Franklin Beauty School
Mr. Ziemiak
Hillside High School
Union County Technical Institute
Engagement of Catherine Tanner to George Shelbourne
Mr and Mrs Robert S Tanner announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine to George D Shelbourne son of Police Chief and Mrs George Shelbourne The bride to be attended Mother Seton Regional High School Clark and works at Technical Wire Products Cranford The groom to be attended Union College and is employed as a lineman for New Jersey Bell Telephone Summit
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Robert S. Tanner
Falesky St, Rahway
Catherine
Miss Tanner
Mother Seton
Clark
Technical Wire Products, Inc
Cran=ford
Union College
New Jersey Bell Telephone
Summit
Ex Hillsider Named Parks Treasurer in Union County
Hyman Schulman of Mountainside, a former Hillside resident, was elected treasurer of the Union County Park Commission, succeeding Theodore England of Berkeley Heights who moved up to vice president. Schulman, first appointed to the commission in 1970, is now assistant treasurer alongside John G. Walsh of Mountainside, a former president who remains as assistant treasurer. Frank Bregis, America’s Black Man of Magic, performs a free children’s program at the Newark Museum on Saturday January 8 at 1 00 p m featuring a magic act with doves and a duck and young volunteers serving as helpers.
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Hyman Schulman
Mountainside
Hillside
Union County Park Commission
Theodore W. England
Berkeley Heights
Mr. Schulman
Park “Commission
John G. Walsh
Frank Bregis
America
Newark Museum
Washington Street
Mr. Brents
Union Adult School Begins Registration
The Union Township Adult School opens spring enrollment after a fall high turnout. Classes run Mondays and Wednesdays for ten weeks from February 7 to April 19. Registration is open to adults over eighteen, with Union residents sixty five and older eligible for most courses free except a two dollar fee and in person registration for seniors.
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Union Township Adult School
Union
Untongh
North Third Street
Coney A. Powell
Students Turn Cans To Cash At Vocational Center
Union County Vocational Center students turn weekly cafeteria cans into cash to aid a Student Tuition Loan Fund. Council president Chris Abeel oversees a can pressing process, with proceeds directed to scholarships.
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Union County Vocational Center
Ing
Chris Abeel
Orenda Circle
Westfield
Gast Appointed To National J W V Post
Jerome D. Cohen of New York, National Commander of the Jewish War Veterans, appointed Seymour Gast of Hillside as National Associate Press Officer. The WWII veteran and former commander of Post 309 Irvington Union and Essex County Council is active in Veterans affairs and Boy Scouts and serves in the VA Finance Division. He is married to Lillian Shaffer. they have a son Richard and a daughter Wadey.
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Jerome D. Cohen
New York
Essex County Council
Dept. of New Jersey
IWV
Woodbridge
N.J
Mr. Gast
Charles Weirnike
Hillside
Veterans Administration
Washington Place
Newark
Boy Scouts
American Federation of Government Employees Union
Rotgers University
Lillian Shaffer
David Blick
Elizabeth
Richard
Wadey
College Unlimited Expands Daytime Adult Classes
Union College announces extended College Unlimited courses for adults with daytime offerings at Cranford and Cranford Evening options. New daytime classes include Applied Psychology an eight week workshop and a Spanish American Authors seminar led by faculty Adrienne Hawley. Enrollment contact Division of Community Service Union College Springfield Avenue Cranford 07016.
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Paine
College Unlimited
Union College
Richard J. Seloe
Division of Community Services
Selcoe
Plainfield
Fred .Lang
Crangford
New Jersey
College
Division of Community Service
Springfield Avenue
Cranford
Elin Unger Post No 273 Vets Open 1972 Season
Elin U nger Post No 273 Jewish War Veterans holds its first 1972 meeting Sunday January 9 at Stanley's Morris Avenue Springfield at 10 A M. Reports from George Vice Maplewood on membership Harold Egana Newark on Americanism Jack Schechter Hillside on Child Welfare and Community Service Victor Levin Union on the Blood Bank Martin Kaufman Hillside on the Chaplain Fund Harvey Friedman Oakhurst on the Department and National Scene and Synast Hillside on Publicity and Public Relations. This marks the 75th anniversary of the oldest active veterans organization in the country.
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Elin-Unger
Stanley's
Morris Avenue
Springfield
George Vice
Maplewood
Harold Egana
Newark
Jack Schechter
Hillside
Victor Levin
Union
Martin Kaufman
Chaplain Fund
Harvey Friedman
Oakhurst
Synast
Everyman Play Set as King Tribute by Hillside Committee
The Hillside Human Relations Committee presents a modern adaptation of Everyman as a tribute to the late Martin Luther King. The show, featuring high school students, will be staged January 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hit Side Avenue School auditorium. Rehearsals are ongoing and casting is near completion.
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Martin Luther King
Hillside Human Relations Committee
Hitside Ave
Every Man
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Miss Lindas, Buscham
George Shelbourne
George D. Shelbourne
Sanford Ave
Catherine Tanner
Parks Treasurer
Union Adult School
Fran
Tof
Ant
Savers
Investors Savings
Groupe
Chet Tefion
Clearyor
van Wyck
Opener
Shar
Ingraham
Investors Savings And,loan Association
Liberty Avenue
Millburn
East Orange - Short Hills
Union - Plainfield
W.J. Hillside-Times
Gast
National
J.W.V. Post
Adrienne Hawley
Urof
Seleoe
Everyman
Beacon Thermal
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