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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1950

Page

3

Calendar of local events and meetings around town

Tomorrow a fair at George Washington School 7 to 9 p m raises funds for the Cancer Fund. A card party by St Elizabeth s Guild at Episcopal Church of St Mary Magdalene. Saybrook School P T A hosts a president s luncheon. Hillside area events include a dinner dance celebrating Progress Club s 20th anniversary and a joint installation by men s and women s clubs. Cub Pack 195 holds a Sunday picnic. Monday features Hillside Council 83 Daughters of America officers election and Wesleyan Service meeting.

George Washington School Cancer Fund St. Elizabeth’s Guild of Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene Saybrook School P.T.A Hillside Ariibyterian Church Progress Club Hillside Hillside Council Daughters of America Wesleyan

Michigan State to Award Record 4469 Degrees

East Lansing Michigan State College will grant a record 4469 degrees at the 92nd annual commencement in Jenison Field House on Sunday June 4. Among those earning bachelor degrees is Sanford Smith son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin T Smith of 276 Williamson Avenue Hillside New Jersey.

East Lansing Mich Michigan State College Jenison Field House Sanford Smith Benjamin T. Smith Williamson Avenue Hillside N. J

Jewish Centers Picnic Set For Sunday At Fleischman Watchung

The Hillside Jewish Center plans a Sunday picnic on June 4 to celebrate families and members. Cubs Brownies and other families will join activities including softball bombardment races kickball dodgeball and marshmallow roasts. Highlights include scavenger and treasure hunts for different age groups.

Hillside Jewish Center Weather, Inc Fleischman’s Watchungs Robert Bitton Billy Handler Lawrence Jaffe Lewis Kula Marvin Leventer Arthur Morae Richard Sax Melvyn Reich Barry Gechtman Abram Altschule Lian Cohen Martin Rappaport Trwin Ravin Barry Shandler Michael Sternick Stephen Weiss Michael Gross Robert Kesselman Bernard Chanin Harriet Friedman Francine Eisenberg Linda Harriet, Hillman Karen Keller Barbara Rosenberg Joan Zonderman Sarah Block

30 Qualify For Awards In Music

Thirty Hillside residents are among 1709 New Jersey music students from 150 communities who qualified for Griffith Music Foundation merit awards. Awards will be presented June 4 at 2 p.m. at the Mosque Theater in Newark by Mrs. Parker O. Griffith. Ten students will receive young artist awards for public appearances in the foundation’s concert series. Special medals go to 41 others who earned honors in three auditions over five years.

Hillside New Jersey Griffith Music Foundation Parker O. Griffith Foundation Mosque Theater Newark Raymond Burrows Richard Carpenter Teachers College Columbia University Anne Hull Hans Letz Juilliard School Leon Carson American Academy of Teachers of Singing Richard McClanahan Riverdale School Angela Diller Diller- Quaille School Tsuya Matsuki Amagansett School of Music

Referendum on Hillside school system debated by letter writer

A Hillside Times reader urges defeating a new school referendum arguing the high school wing cost estimates rose from 585000 to 675000 while Columbia survey suggested about 500000. The writer questions clarity from the Board of Education and asks for explanation before proceeding with plans for a K-84 system.

Hillside Times Hillside Board of Education Columbia Survey

Saybrook school need and survey urged rapid action

A reader urges immediate reading of a survey advocating E-6-3-3 system and replacement of Saybrook School at $500,000 to handle enrollment growth. He argues for correcting existing Saybrook facilities and using A. P. Morris School as junior high, warns against debt and urges open forums before June 14 vote.

Steys Saybrook School Branom Saybrook A. P.morris Dum Harden-Looker Calvin Coolidge Frank N. Walter, JR Chapman Street

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