Barbara Ingrassia Affianced to Eugene Wasylyk in Carteret
Miss Barbara Ann Ingrassia daughter of Mrs. Michael Ingrassia of Puree Street and the late Mr Ingrassia is affianced to Eugene Wasylyk son of Mr and Mrs Michael Wasylyk of Emerson Street Carteret New Jersey An April 1972 wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Ingrassia
Michael Ingrassia
Puree Street
Mr. Ingrassia
Eugene ‘Wasylyk
Michael Wasylyk
Emerson Street
Carteret, New Jersey
Engagement announced for Sara Petocz and Geza Kakuk
Mr and Mrs Joseph Petocz of Hillside announce the engagement of Sara Petocz to Geza Kakuk son of Mr and Mrs Michael Kakuk of Fairfield New Jersey. Miss Petocz works with Prudential Life Insurance Co and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Petocz of Hungary. Geza Kakuk served four years in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petocz
Hillside
Sara Petocz
Geza Kakuk
Michael Kakuk
Fairfield, NJ
Miss Petocz
Prudential Life Insurance Co
John Petocz
Hungary
Named To Dean's List
Joseph Kram of Hillside has been named to the Dean's list at Rutger's University after completing his second year in pre-dentistry. He serves in the U S Air Force and works for Pro Costa Enterprises. A September wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kram
Brenda Kram
Hillside
Rutger's University
U.S. Air Force
Pro Costa Enterprises
Ladies Auxiliary Named Best In State in NJ
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Elin-Unger Post 273 Jewish War Veterans earned the best all around Auxiliary honor in New Jersey for the second year running at the state convention. Ann Sorenstein accepted the top trophy, with Gertrude Marcus, Alfred Wasserman, and Michael Haber receiving associated awards. Additional recognitions included Child Welfare, Scholarship Fund, Service Men’s Service, and Fund Raising trophies. Albert Salzberg installed as Department President. Sornstein to Budget Committee. Fannie Mark named Israel Bonds Chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin-Unger
J.W.W
Ann Sorenstein
Elizabeth
Gertrude Marcus
Alfred Wasserman
Hospital
Michael Haber
Auxiliary
Albert Salzberg
Livingston
Department of New Jersey
Carl Hirschorn
Sornstein
Fannie Mark
Israel Bonds
Union College appoints 11 to editorships for 1972 73
Marianne LaPierre of 1008 Prospect Street is named daily editor of The Paper for the 1972 73 school year. She previously served as assistant editor in her freshman year. Other campus publications include Union Commuter Write On Sheaf Top of the Stairs and WUC radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne LaPierre
Prospect Street
Union College
WUC
Hillside High School
Miss LaPierre
William LaPierre
Summer Activities At Newark Museum
Free programs in the Newark Museum Garden at 49 Washington Street include demonstrations music and films during the coming week. Musicmaking in the Orient features Curator Vallae Reynolds demonstrating a group of unusual noisemaking instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Museum Garden
Washington Street
Vallae Reynolds
Seven students cited by Union County Vocational Center
Raymond Zoemunt and six others from Union County Vocational Centers earned recognition in The Society of Outstanding American High School Students for academic achievement and civic responsibility. They will appear in the 1972 volume and qualify for renewable college scholarships totaling more than $580,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Zoemunt
440 Pond
Union County
Society of
Quistanding
Society
Hillside Municipal Court July 6 1972 Guilty Pleas
James Halapp of Westfield pleaded guilty to careless driving with a fine of 89. Bennie Wilson of Vineland pleaded guilty to unlicensed driving and illegal U turn with a total fine of 120. Joseph Romeo Jr. of Newark, Thomas Pinn of Newark, and Michael Gould of Newark appeared for a preliminary hearing on break and enter at the Firestone Co Hillside. case held for Grand Jury. Robert Nynez of Hoboken faced counts of possessing master keys and attempted larceny. case held for Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Municipal Court
Robert Diamond James Halapp
Westfield
Bennie Wilson
Park Ave
Vineland
Sae Joseph Romeo Jr
Long Ave
Hillside
Wanklesaiers
Daxton St
Newark
Thomas Pinn
Dayton St
Michael Gould
Ludlow St
Firestone Co
Robert Nynez
First St
Hoboken
Lions Eye Funds For Sight Defects Fundraising Plans T: Hillside Lions Club to Aid Eye Institute Projects and Eyemobile
The Hillside Lions Club board met July 6 at College Inn to review fundraising and welfare plans for sight conservation. New president Sam Leventer led the meeting. The group discussed pledging 10000 dollars to renovate the Eye Institute of New Jersey in Newark and eye defect screening with the Eyemobile assigned to the New Providence-Murray Hill Lions Club for scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lions Club
College Inn
Sam Leventer
Eye Institute
New Jersey
Newark
George F. Martin
Lions District 16-E
Lions
New Providence
Murray Hill
Lions Club
Hillside Club
You Are Telling Me by Edgar Mills
A reflective piece on how silence can halt speech at meaningful moments. It contrasts esteem earned by visibility with esteem gained by remaining unseen and ponders contentment and desire in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar"mills
Herford
Blind Association Picnic Details in Union County
The Union County Blind Association prepares its annual picnic at Conant Street Park with August Paoercio as committee chair in charge. The article notes a screening for eye defect amblyopia and mentions the club's fall preaching and a Saturn sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last Saturn S
Union County Blind Association
Conant Street Park
August Paoercio
Sight Conservation and
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Barbara Ingrassia
Newark Museum
Beatrice Reeve
Irving Black
Science Department
Mars
Hillside Times
Broad St
U.S
Theop
Dade Scots Teage- Monitor
THE
Christian Science Monitor
Astor Stoner
Boston
Massachusetts
Astro Cleaners Inc
Maple Ave
Williamson
Lions Eye Funds For
Teeee
Liberty Ave
teTeac
Call At Home Trust
United Jersey Bank
Port Elizabeth North Avenue
Dowd
Newark Ave
Newark Avenue
North Avenue
Broad Street
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