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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
6
Premiere Bow By Rumanian Troupe In Newark Mosque
The Rumanian Folk Baker from Bucharest with gypsy orchestra and singers tours the United States next season for the first time, stopping in Newark for a single performance at the Mosque Theater by January 30 as part of the Moc Septec series. The 90 member troupe will present authentic Romania folk dances and melodies, having previously toured Paris to Moscow and London to Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
United States
Newark
Mosque Theater
Mosque
Romania
Paris
Moscow
Helsinki
Cairo
London
France-Soir
Ballet Theater
Kiwanis Offer Boys Mets Trip
The Hillside Kiwanis Club will sponsor a trip for boys to the New York Mets game. Meet at Hillside State Bank in the morning. Boys may obtain permission forms from Albert Schoen at 1450 N Broads Street, George Mall is Chairman of the committee.
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Hilside Kiwanis Club
New York Mets
Hasenall Sane
Theroup
Hillside State Bank
Wono
Albert Sehoen
N. Broads
George Mall
Chayerayy
New Jersey
Department OF Banking and Insurance
Trentoi
Wharbas
Mirwage
Houston
Hog
J. Charlier Ry ‘Howell
Trenton
Weltren
Charlee R. Howell
Mivaloner
Losurance
Willside Tirtew
New Jersuy
Department OF Banking and Insuicance
Millers Maguar Fire Insurance Company of Texas
Fort Worth
Howell
Sioner
the of
Charles R-Howell
Hillside Times
Right to Counsel Emphasized At PBA Meeting
Assistant Prosecutor George Perselay spoke last Monday at College Inn to Honorary PBA members about the right to counsel and the defendant's silence. He urged officers to inform suspects early, citing Supreme Court rulings. Perselay argued uniform rights across states and praised training, enforcement, and prosecution improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perselay
PBA
College Inn
Supreme Court
Perselay
Special Show At PTA Meeting Harden Locker 1965
Final PTA meeting at Harden Locker School featured a music and arts festival and a fashion show directed by Seymour Stein. Performers included Elaine Mosley on violin with a violin trio, a trumpet trio, Richard Kreps on French horn, William Brumbaugh on tuba, a clarinet quartet, and an orchestra with trombone, flute, and drums. The 7th and 8th grade girls presented the fashion show.
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P.T.A
Harden-Locker School
eaeHee
Seymour Stein
Elaine Mos
Elsine Moses
Elizabeth Dobisz
Cindy Ragoff
David Lobe
Gary Pierce
Evie Riehkus
Richard Kreps
Selo
William Brumbaugh
Robert Barnett
Glenn Elsnick
Stanley Fertig
Carol Helock
Robert’Cowell
Jack Galamb
Ellen Anzia
Stuart Cohen
Far“ley Lonowick
Lions Honor Wrestling Squad at Willside Dinner
Willside Lions Club hosted the 1950 district wrestling champions show at Town ley's Restaurant Union. The 33 member squad received trophies including a district title trophy for coach Michael Setta and individual awards for Krevsky Testa and others while speakers highlighted community programs and the club's eye clinic donation.
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Willside High School
Willside Lions
Townley
Union
Reds
Steven Krevsky
James ‘Leste
Robert Cox
Auguste Madercio
Irving Sehimel
Chagrinay
Michael Setta
Letta
George Martin
Peter G. Humanik
Humanik
Lions’ Club
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Wayne J. Branont
Walter O. Krum
Wiegel
Leta
Walter Howell
Board of Education
Phil
Ip Jarosky
James Testa
John 4Uppulla
August Pavlereto
Hillside Lions Club
Hillside High
Michael Leta
August Paolercio
Michael Teta
Hillside High School
Lef
Philip Jarosky
James
Testa
World’s Fair 1965 Theme Charms Harden-Looker PTA
Mrs Morgenstern opens a PTA event on the World’s Fair 1965 theme. Helen Jarosky, Past President, installs Mrs John Bal lamb as President and officers. Officers include Vice Presidents Mrs Herbert Kreps and Mrs Matthew Witting, Dr John Lopresti Jr, Principal, Recording Secretary Mrs Vincent Ingate Carr, Secretary Mrs Roy Carhart, Treasurer Mrs Alfred Zlenowicz.
Two Students Earn Honors At Newark College of Engineering
Newark College of Engineering held its Annual Athletic Award presentation honoring 157 students for varsity junior varsity and intramural participation. Awards covered letters for first year participants to four year trophies, recognizing baseball basketball bowling cheerleading fencing judo rifle and soccer. Notables include John Heath and Robert Sharek among regional honorees.
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Newark College of Engineering
Thoma's
Newark
NCE
Robert Swanson
John Heath
Salem Ave
Robert Sharek
Conklin
Mothers On Nursing Babies Speak At Union County La Leche League
Mrs John R Haire of 251 Nottingham Way will address a June 8 meeting at her home of the Union County Chapter La Leche League on how to succeed at breasfeeding The group promotes nursing and cites medical evidence breast milk as superior to formula Cited experts Dr Milton L Fischgrund of Elizabeth and Dr George Knauer of Elizabeth endorse breastfeeding noting its health advantages and social factors Mrs Haire has also received a letter of support from Mrs Hubert H Humphrey wife of the Vice President.
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John R. Haire
Nottinngham Way
Union County
la Leche League
Milton L. Fischgrund
Elizabeth
George Knauer
Haire
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Bank presents large Aetna insurance check in Spect It
Roslyn M Loomis assistant vice president of the National State Bank Elizabeth set an oversized check from J N Dieman Summit general agent for Aetna Life Insurance Newark and J Kenneth Boyles vice president of the National State Bank Spect It where the bank was presented the check to Spect It.
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Henry, S. Groh
the National State Bank
Hillside
Roslyn M. Loomis
National State Bank
Elizabeth
J.N. Dieman
Summit
Aetna Life Inurance C c
Newark
J. Kenneth Boyles
Bank honors Dieman for mortgage loan milestone
The National State Bank receives a $2,000,000,000 certificate from Mr. Dieman in recognition of the bank’s role in supporting mortgage investments. Since 1959 the bank has represented the company in residential and commercial loans, aiding Union County residents and business. Aetna Life held over $5 billion in assets at 1964 end, with 37 percent in mortgage loans.
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Dieman
National State Bank
Aetna Life
Union County
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