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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1951

Page

2

Scouts Plan Civil Defense Roles in Hillside Meeting

Hillside Boy Scout units map three phase Civil Defense tasks for emergencies. Explorer Scouts to be stretcher bearers. five boys per center. Troops 97 4 92 9 93 95 assigned to specific facilities. posters to be distributed. 18 year olds on bicycles after all clear. names submitted to Herman Weippert.

Hillside Boy Scout Hillside Civil Defense Sioner Union Council Boy Scouts of America Civil Defense Council Hillside Leininger Scouts of Scouting Green Flyer Herman Weippert Shelton Terrace

Drivers Warned as Children Coast on Icy Streets

Raymond R. King, chair of the Highway Safety Coordinating Committee, urges drivers to watch for children coasting on icy streets. He calls on parents to limit coast to hills with no traffic and warns of hidden ice on bridges and shaded sections, especially in January.

Raymond R. King Highway Safety Coordinating Committee King Hillside

January Safety Remarks From Chairman King

Chairman King expresses hope that stricter regulations will make January safer than usual and that a better January record will help ensure a safer year for 1951.

King

Hillside's Future Citizens introduces Frances Doreen Senner

Frances Doreen Senner, age two, daughter of Dr and Mrs Bernard Senner of 43 Hollywood Avenue, debuts a regular new series Hillside's Future Citizens. Parents of one to three year olds are invited to contact Hillside Times at WA 3 9207 or WA 38 9208 for participation.

Frances Doreen Senner Hillside Citizens Frances Doreen Bernard Senner Hollywood Avenue Hillside Times

Red Cross Thanks Staten Island Rescue Operator

John Witte of 1045 Thomas Street, owner of a marine salvage business, received a letter from the American Red Cross praising his amphibious tractor used to evacuate Oakwood Beach residents during the November 25, 1950 storm. The Red Cross noted the duck or Weasel tractor saved many lives and thanked Witte and his crew for their resourcefulness and cooperation. The letter also mentions the Red Cross initially mistaking the operation for an Army unit. Fight polio campaign information follows.

John Witte Thomas Street Staten Island American Red Cross Oakwood Heights Oakwood Beach Frederick W. Sturm Witte

Hillside National Bank elects new directors

William M. Bristol III of Berkeley Heights and William Winters of Deal were elected to Hillside National Bank’s board to fill vacancies from the deaths and resignations. Also re elected were David H. Doremus Lemuel Hull Harvey Peace Harold Benzing Kenneth Wood and Henry Groh Jr. Deposits rose by 3.65 million in 1950 and total assets now exceed 20 million.

William M. Bristol, III Berkeley Heights William Winters aJt afDeal Hillside National Bank James A. Oneil Emil A. Herrigel Horace K. Corbin, Jr Bristol Bristol-Myers Company Hamilton College United States Marine Corps Reserve

Plans For Save Your Vision Week Discussed

The Women's Auxiliary of the Union County Optometric Society met at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel on January 8 to plan Save Your Vision Week and inform the public about eye protection. A membership tea is set for February 8 at Mrs. S. Steinberg's Elizabeth home.

Save Your Vision Union County Optometric Society Elizabeth Carteret Hotel S. Steinberg Elizabeth

Hillside Girl Ed Teacher Practices at George Washington School

Miss Helen Bizer of 270 Dover Avenue serves as a practice teacher in Mrs. Winnie Woodhull's third grade class at George Washington School. A Hillside High School graduate, she is a Newark State Teachers College senior active in Future Teachers of America, Delta Pi, Sigma Kappa Phi, and serves as class treasurer. Practice teaching runs January 2 to February 26.

George Washington School Helen Bizer Dover Avenue Bizer Winnie Woodhull Hillside High School Newark State Teachers College Future Teachers of America Delta Pi Sigma Kappa Phi Sorority

District Unit Gold Chooses Milton Conford for Water Study Vote

Ninth District Gold Government Association voters named Milton B. Conford as legal counsel this week. At last week's meeting candidates for the Board of Education discussed school additions funding and educational guidance across grades. Anthony D Amiano urged expanded recreational and adult education programs while Albert Schoen highlighted his building experience for the board. Henry Goldhor was chosen as counsel for the Practical Nurse Association of New Jersey, a growing state unit affiliated with national groups.

Munici B Milton B. Conford Ninth District Board of Education John M. Malone Anthony D'Amiano Albert Schoen Henry Goldhor Practical Nurse Association of New Jersey

Films On Watches Shown At Hillside School Assembly

At Hillside Avenue School assemblies, viewers saw How a Watch Works with large scale models explaining precision parts and What Makes a Fine Watch Fine tracing a watch factory where workers use precise tools. Four Newark Teachers College seniors practice at Hillside. Miss Irene Hollander of 148 Schley Street Newark accompanies Mrs. Vivian Stern.

Hillside Avenue Newark Teachers College Hillside Avenue School Irene Hollander Schley Street Newark Vivian Stern Hollander 15Th Avenue School

Irvington and Hillside Students Train as Speech Aids

Miss Barbara Stone and Miss Rita Schaeffer, each from Union Avenue Irvington and Woodruff Avenue Hillside, are junior speech majors training to aid children with speech difficulties. Donald M Gravenhurst of Compton terrace Hillside, an industrial arts senior at New Jersey State Teachers College Newark, practicumed in Paterson and served as a motor machinist's mate and water leader on the USS Dearborn. He has seven years camp experience as counselor and waterfront staff at a private Peconic camp.

Barbara Stone Union Avenue Irvington Olive Reynolds Rita Schaeffer Woodruff Avenue Hillside Florence Crater Schaeffer Franklin School Union Felix Fuld Donald M. Gravenhurst Compton Terrace New Jersey State Teachers College Newark Rudolph Weisser Hillside Avenue Harden- Locker School Paterson Joseph Vallance Gravenhurst Peconic Long Island Waterfront

Widow Gravalec named executrix of Stephen Gravalec estate

Victoria Gravalec of 22 Fairbanks Street is named executrix and beneficiary of the estate of Stephen Gravalec who died January 1, per an application filed with Surrogate Charles A. Otto Jr. The filing lists her as widow and heir for probate action.

Victoria Gravalec Fairbanks Street Stephen Gravalec Charles A. Otto, Jr

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