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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
5
Arnold H. McClow Republican candidate repeats call for retraction from a Democratic rival who claimed McClow opposed a Hillside Planning Board in 1942. McClow says he was in the army then and could not take a stand, urging the Democrat to admit the untrue remark or risk public doubt.
Thirty five men have registered for the Defense Council’s course in demolition and clearance. Arthur Riche, road overseer and committee chairman, said additional men will be required. The group met at the Road Department garage on Central avenue to select leaders and be briefed. Dr. Hubert Lane was named head of the dental unit. Julius Tangel, radio and communications chairman, spoke on new communications requirements.
George Washington School pupils Ruth Jane Scotch and Felice Zwaibach organized a yard show with Barbara Siegel Juliatr Lange Susan Kersner and others. Admission was two cents and the event raised 1.16 dollars net for cerebral palsy research alongside a second show that earned 1.35 dollars.
The Ninth District Civic Association will award a gold key to a high school senior chosen for outstanding citizenship. President Philip Peck will present the key at tomorrow's moving up exercises in the school auditorium.
The Sinai Congregation will hold its first Bas Mitzvahs in the new synagogue on Shavuot Sunday June 10 at about 11 a.m. The honorees are Carol Ruth Abramowitz Sandra Harriet Jaffe Carole Lois Mankowitz Meryl Vera Stadlin and Marlene Zavin, daughters of their respective parents.
Included on the program are presentations to Bar Mitzvah girls and boys who became Bar Mitzvah in the 1950 51 season, awards to students excelling in studies, and diplomas for graduates of the school.
Rev. Wesley A. Olsen is to be installed as pastor of First Baptist Church of Hillside with Rev. G Harold Hill as guest speaker. The charge to the pastor and to the congregation will be given by Newark pastors W R G Haggstrom and R K Mercer, with other clergy from Newark, Hillside and Elizabeth present. A church choir, reception by the ladies auxiliary, and a community program accompany the service.
Residents are urged to mail polio drive coupons to Mrs. Lucy Mazza chairman 1317 State Street. The fundraiser for the Infantile Paralysis Fund will end on June 30 according to Mrs. Mazza this week.
Mrs. Daniel M. Strichman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Flecker of 325 Field Place, completed the senior year at Russell Sage College in Troy New York. She earned a Bachelor of Science in physical education and held roles in the Athletic Association Hillel Society Interfaith Council and college publications. She served as residence house treasurer, class counselor, and was active in student social affairs and Freshman Week duties. She also received the Sage Circle honor and was on the Class Day laurel chain.
A ten day walk-out at General Brass and Machine Works in Montgomery street ended as workers voted 90 to 39 for Local 437 United Electrical Workers to act as bargaining agent in a State Mediation Service re election. All employees receive a 15 cent hourly raise except those with prior increases since March 1 who gain 10 cents. The strike followed the companys plan to consolidate day and night shifts.
The annual orientation for George Washington sixth graders took place in the Hillside Avenue School auditorium. Principal Walter Krumbiegel introduced Mrs. N. Markson's and Miss F. Zec ca's classes, discussed a booklet, and explained differences in school organization. A building tour followed then a Q and A session.
Miss Helen R. Bizer daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Bizer of 270 Dover avenue will earn a Bachelor of Science degree at the 38th annual commencement in Newark on June 14 she is a senior at Newark State Teachers College.
Ralph H. Trimmer was installed Tuesday night as master of Alpha Eta Chapter Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity at Dwight R. Kirkpatrick residence 297 Ryan street succeeding Russell A. Fritts Also installed deputy master scribe chamberlain historian and reelection of two governors Three year terms Forest Lodge Mt Bethel outing planned for Saturday with chapter participation
A surprise kitchen shower honored Miss Laverne Debus of James street. Hosted Friday night by Mrs. George Mackey of 123 Clark Street. The bride elect will marry Russell Petrucka of Hillside in the fall.
Robert S. Gonzer, son of Mr and Mrs David Gonzer of Maplewood, formerly Hillside, earned a Bachelor of Science from the School of Business Administration at Syracuse. He was active in a social fraternity and Alpha Phi Omega, and now awaits a Naval Reserve call. Born in Hillside, he attended Abram P Morris Junior High and Columbia High School Maplewood.
Ralph Kadowitz a 43 year old of 240 Couklin Avenue was found guilty of bookmaking in New York City. Magistrate Block in Gamblers Court presided as he admitted he had been booking for about two weeks after an arrest near 4 West 42nd Street by a police officer who saw him take a bet.
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