Grads Enrolled in Union Junior College Readiness Program
Thomas J. Ledwith and Paul A. Schachman of Hillside are among 105 recent high school graduates in Union Junior College sixth annual College Readiness Program. The four week, no credit course began June 29 in the Sciences Building, from 8:30 to 11:40 a.m. daily, aimed at easing transition to college life and boosting reading English and problem solving skills. Ledwith plans to attend College of Santa Fe, while Schachman targets Rutgers University Newark.
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Thomas’ J. Ledwith
Sty
Paul A. Schachman
Williamson Ave
Hillside
Union Junior College
Gunars Salins
Salins
Ledwith
Union Catholic High School For Boys
Scotch Plains
College of Santa Fe
New Mexico
Schachman
Billside High School
Rudgero University
Newerk
Society Inducts College Student David Anfang
David Anfang a sophomore at 1594 Maple Aves was inducted into the New York Zeta Chapter of Alph Epsilon Delta premedical honor society. The national organization chartered the New York chapter in 1965 and the society has 27,000 members across 88 colleges.
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David Anfang
Maple Aves
Sophomo
University
New York
Alph Epsilon Delta
United States
Improves Skills At Tampa Univ
Steven Shear son of Mr and Mrs Irving Shear enrolled in the sixth annual pre college workshop at the University of Tampa Florida The seven week course aims to boost academic skills of prospective college students He hopes to attend the university in the fall after graduating Hillside High School
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Steven Shear
Irving Shear
Sanford Ave
University of Tampa
Florida
Shear
Hillside High School
Loyola Univ Programs High School Students In Science
Alan Howard Zisman of Hillside High School is among 48 top students from 18 states in an eight week Loyola University summer science program funded by the National Science Foundation. The initiative joins 133 similar programs nationwide to give high schoolers college level instruction in chemistry physics and mathematics and includes lectures seminars and lab visits. Dr John F Christman notes the aim is intellectual challenge rather than forcing science careers.
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Alan Howard Zisman
Hillside High School
Loyola University
New Oreleans
National Science Foundation
U.S
John F. Christman
Loyola
Newark Museum selects 70 New Jersey students for summer astronomy courses
Stewart Jobrack and Stephen Pele lettiere from St Catherine's join 68 others from Chancellor Ave School and various institutions for the eighth annual Newark Museum summer astronomy and space science program. Students were chosen for high scholastic records. Gary Swangin directs the program with planetarium demonstrations and lab work to be completed for certificates.
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Stewart Jobrack
Conklin We
Chancellor Ave
Stephen Pelelettiere
Virginie
St. Catherine's
Jeresey
Newark Museum
NewWark Museum
Colege
Gary Swangin
Newark Museum Planetarieum
Greenwichlike Art Show a Greenwich Village styling success
One hundred fifty artists exhibited at the pooleside show by Creative Arts of Hillside drawing over 500 attendees. Gala event awarded Best in Show Jacqueline Fogelsil and top placements across Watercolor Graphics and Sculpture with multiple honorable mentions. Cash prizes and ribbons distributed. Creative Arts workshop resumes September at Hillside State Bank basement.
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Pooleside
Creative Arts of
Hillside
Greenwich Village
Creative Acts
Hillside State Bank
Lions Clubs Aid Blind At Union County Picnic
Fifteen Hill aide and Kenilworth Lions Clubs members helped at the Union County Blind Association picnic in Union County Park on Conant Street. About 35 blind members and guests attended as Lions set up, cooked, and ran games. Awards included a transistor radio to Miss Doroby Herr and a US Savings Bond to Mrs. Marguerite Robbins. Western and country music entertained, and question and answer games were held.
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Hill= aide
Kenilworth Lions Clube
Union County Blind Association
Woodcruff
Union County Park
Conant Street
Lions Clubs
Peter G. Humanik
Hillside Club
William C. Stark
Aldan Mark
Hillside
Kenilworth
Lillian Berking
Blind Association
Charles Vitale, Jr
Hillside Lions
Doro
Herr
Elizabeth
Kendlworth
U. S
Marguerite Robbins
Plainfield
Bill Johnson
John L. Dixson
Lil
Riot Toll Mounts Across Hillside and Newark Area
Widespread unrest forced ABC liquor store closures for an indeterminate period. Hillside and Newark were hit by property damage and business disruption as shoppers faced shortages, museums and libraries closed, and classes canceled. National guards and state troopers were seen nearby. Population note: Korea nearing 30 million with over four million in Seoul.
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A.B.C
Newark
Republic of Korea
Seoul
Union County Trust backs Boy Scouts camp plan
Union County Trust Company pledged 5000 to the Boy Scouts of America Camp Development Program. The gift funds eight new ranger workshops at Winnebago Scout Reservation in Rockaway Township as part of a $200,000 capital campaign toward a $500,000 goal. Program Vice Chairman Sefton Stallard hailed the corporate support for Eastern Union County youth.
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Union County Trust Company
Union Council
Boy Scouts of America
Sefton Stallard
Winnebago
Rockaway Township
Stablard
Union County
Stallard
Western Reserve Honors Graduate
AULA MANKDWale ORBEA, formerly of Hillside, earned a Bachelor of Arts from Western Reserve University in Cleveland on June 1 1967, graduating magna cum laude. A Hillside High School 1963 graduate, she edited EPIC, the school yearbook, and was a National Honor Society member.
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AULA _MANKDWale
Orbea
Hillside
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohlo
Reshetkograd
Hillside High School
EPIC
Hillside Times July 20 1967 issue details
The Hillside Times weekly edition from Hillside Times Publishing Co. lists address at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey 07205 publication date Thursday July 20 1967 volume XLII number 39 subscription 3.50 yearly anywhere in the United States single copy 10 cents second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co.,Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
United States
Elizabeth
N.J
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