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Nine Candidates File for Hillside Board of Education Election
With nine hopefuls for three seats, Hillside voters prepared for a February 9 election to fund and direct the school system. Candidates Nights rise as groups rally interest, while the budget debate promises direct voting on school finances for the year ahead.
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Board of Education
Selective Service Boards
Hillside
Toren
County Park Funds Allocated Here
The Union County Park Commission detailed its capital budget request of 110000 to the Board of Chosen Freeholders. About 50000 is for the Elizabeth River Parkway with 9500 to acquire land in Baldwin place Union and 10000 to begin work upriver. An 8000 expansion for Kawamoeh Park play facilities and 10000 to clear and seed about six acres along Salem road are also part of the plan.
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Union County Park Commission
Elizabeth River Parkway
Elizabeth
Hillside
Dhion
Baldwin Place
Union
Elizageth
Kawamoeh Park
Facin
Salem Road
Park Commission
Pack Committee Has Its First Meeting at Galvin Coolidge School
Pack 197 of Galvin Coolidge School held its first committee meeting last Wednesday with cubmaster Orls serving. Members listed include John Lopresti, George Handera, T Harzula, and George Ulrich. The first pack meeting is scheduled for Friday December 12 at 7 PM.
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Galvin Coolidge School
Andrew Orls
John Lopresti
George Handera
T. Harzula
George Ulrich
TU Fan
Pingry Group Heads to Parley in Buck Hill Falls
Pingry School will send a group to the Buck Hill Falls Co-ed Conference in Bucka Rite Pa, Feb 5 weekend under the Council for Religion in Independent Schools. Speakers include Henry P Van Dusen of Union Theological Seminary and James H Robinson of the Church of the Master NYC. Pingry representatives attending are Amos B Hostetter A Gordon Everett Peter R Clawson Lester C Toplon Jr Kenneth I Hanf John S Slorpe and Edmund A Lefevre as faculty representative.
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Buck Hill Falls
Gouncil For Religion
Tae Tin
Buck A Rite Pa
Henry P van Dusen
Union Theological Seminary
James H Robinson
Church of the Master
New York City
Pingry School
Amos B Hostetter
A. Gordon Everett
Peter R Clawson
Lester C. Toplon, Jr
Kenneth I Hanf
John 8. Slorpe
Edmund A. Lefevre
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Cub Leaders Training Session at Franklin School Union
Cub Leaders attended the second session of the Basic Training Course at Franklin School Union. Sessions are held every Thursday. Tonight's session covers The Den Meeting under Aron Feldman, Committee Chair of Pack 16.
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Franklin Schoolin Union
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Aron
Feldman
Seventh Grade Presents The Gypsy Carnival Assembly
The seventh grade under Mr. Ladie D Reilly led an assembly at A. P. Morris School on Friday. Lorin Weisenfeld opened and announced the program titled The Gypsy Carnival with a cast including James Dunn, Judy Chadwick, Calvin Man, Larry Peterman, Judy performers and a large group of Gypsy Queen, guards, dancers, nurses, and other roles led by student leaders and staff.
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Ladie D Reilly
A. P. Morris
Lorin Weisenfeld
Kowski
James Dunn
Judy Chadwick
Lodge
Calvin Man
Larry Peterman
Larry Boff
Billy Vreel
Jeffrey Hupper
Gregor
Levin Weisenfeld
Queers Guards
Richard Weiss
Diane Galante
Barbara Levy
Peggy Conlon
Rae Ordower
Barbara
Community Calendar Highlights Local Groups and Events
A dense local notice listing numerous meetings and activities from PTA committees to service clubs. Highlights include candidates and troop events for Cub Pack 190, Boy Scout Troop 195, and various Hillside organizations. February dates feature education board meetings, women’s clubs, Hadassah, and Dads Booster activities.
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Bohool Candidatoy Nivlii
PTA
Membenshiyt Tot
B'nai B'rith
Hayden
Guidance Talk for Hill Side Senior Girls Presented
The Hill side High School guidance department led by Miss Jane Krumacher hosted a vocational talk for senior girls on Monday. Mrs Edythen Chiavarou from the Berkeley School of Secretarial Training spoke on personal qualities in business, appearance influence, attitude to work, relations with colleagues, and self-confidence development.
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Hillside High School
Jane Krumacher
Edythen. Chiavarou
Berkeley School of Secretarial Training
East Orange
Funeral services for Frank H Johnson Sr 64 at Smith and Smith
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for Frank H Johnson Sr 64 of 1524 Main Avenue at Smith and Smith Home for Services Newark with Rev Dr Arthur Northwood officiating. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery. He died after a long illness born in Newark son of Samuel W Johnson and Emily Hunter Johnson. He lived in Hillside forty years and co founded Johnson Bros Trucking Company in Newark in 1917 with his brother Walter. He retired last April. Survived by wife Ann Meyer Johnson three sons Frank Jr Springfield Charles H Union and William S Cranford five grandchildren two sisters and a brother. He was a member of Hillside Lodge 241 F and AM and Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church and served as director of Lyons Farms Building and Loan Association.
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Smith and Smith
Newark
Arthur ‘Northwood
Elizabeth
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Lnter
Samuel W
Emily Hunter Johnson
Johnson
Johnson Bros. Trucking Company
Fretingshuysen Avenue
Hillside Lodge
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lyons Farms Building and Loar, Association
Ann Meyer Johnson
Frank Jr
Springfield
Charles H
Hillside group hears Fed economist predict 3-5% recession
Hillside Industrial Association members at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth heard Paul Volcher of the Federal Reserve Bank New York forecast a three to five percent business recession this year. He cited government withdrawal from purchasing postwar factory slack and rising inventories as key causes. He noted visible declines in autos, home appliances, and televisions with color TV delayed by consumer patience. He warned that unpredictable statistics laws trends can be easily altered by changes.
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Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Paul Volcher
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
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