High School Graduation to Happen Next Wednesday Evening
The high school holds graduation ceremonies on Wednesday June 14 in the auditorium. A tight program includes music from the orchestra and senior choir, a saluting flag ceremony, honor speakers Mildred Littell and Harriet Chimacoff, solo performances, and the presentation of diplomas and scholarships by Principal Ruhl L. Custer and Supervising Principal Dr Wayne T. Bratton.
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Rim
Eky Korsakoff
George Brazen
Honor Teste
Reverly Howell
Edward Dershek
Betty Vincent
Jeroy Mullicean
Walter Leibe Abel
Jay
Scout Honored At Legion Ceremony
Boy Scout Troop 92 members sponsored by Harden Loaker Post 50 American Legion attended a post and auxiliary installation last Thursday evening. Stephen Sivak received twenty eight merit badges and a fold star, honored by LYCOps. Kenneth C. Mand State Senator guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 92
Harden-Loaker
American Legion
Peeening
Stephen Sivak
Lycops
William C. Hill
The
Henry Groh, Jr
Robert Rosen
Daniel W. Leib
Arthur Seal
Wilbur Wilms
Paul Kilner
Walter Towell
Molly Streudle
County Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Rose Tentek
Evelyn, Howell
Rose Lampe
Margaret Ledford
Elzar Leth Wilken
Kenneth C. Mand
Letters To The Editor Sees More Congestion
Editor laments Hillside township planning as Baker & Taylor Co building rises on North Broad Street opposite Hillside Avenue, crowding sidewalks and intensifying traffic. The note warns the project demonstrates a severe lack of foresight in local development.
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Hillside Times
Baker & Taylor Co
North Broad Street
Hillside Avenue
Hillside
North Broad traffic bottleneck prompts widening call
Milton B. Conf ord writes Hillside Township Committee urging widening of North Broad to relieve pedestrian and vehicular congestion at a narrow intersection. He argues the current plan cannot be implemented and condemns planning heedlessness, warning of perpetual congestion on a key traffic artery.
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Hillside Township Committee
North Broad
Milton B. Conford
Three Injured In Liberty Avenue Accident
On May 31 three people were injured in a collision on Liberty Avenue between a car and a parked truck. Louis Rappa 62 of North Grove Street East Quango drove the auto that hit the truck owned by B and H Heisting Company on Conant Street. Rappa was hospitalized at Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth for a possible heart attack. Passengers include Mrs Albert Peter 37 of North Grove Street East Orange and her son Roger 2. Mrs Peter declined treatment for herself and son and would consult their family physician.
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Liberty Avenue
Louis Rappa
North Grove Street
East Quango
Liberty Ravine
B & H Heisting Company
Conant Street
Herbert Anderson
Rappa
Alexian Brothers
Alexian Brothers Hospital, Elizabeth, Were Dr .Ankadas
Albert Peter
East Orange
Roger
Peter
Bicycles In Safety Drive At Calvin Coolidge PTA
About 50 bicycles were inspected at a Calvin Coolidge PTA event on school grounds. Inspectors included Patrolman Horace Tichenor Hillside Police Department Gorge Palfi Michael Chismar Alex Gall and Donald Zimmerman. Passes earned red and blue stickers and a Bicycle Institute of America safety league membership card. Witnesses included PTA safety chair Mrs Austin Casper president Mrs Arthur S Dienst and VP Mrs Walter Stump along with numerous parents.
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Calvin Coolidge P. T. A
Horace Tichenor
Hillside Police Department
Gorge Palfi
Michael Chismar
Alex , Gall
Donald Zimmerman
Safety League
Bicycle Institute of America
Austin Casper
P.T.A
Arthur 5. Dienst
Walter Stump
School assembly features film and play Silver Harvest and Children of the Sun
Hillside Avenue School held an all class assembly last Wednesday showing the film Silver Harvest with views of Norway including its industries and festival costumes. Miss Zelda Sofman’s fifth grade class presented Children of the Sun a planetary solo play with each planet voiced by a child.
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Hillside Avenue School
Silver Harvest
Avas
Shadlow
Norway
Zelda Sofman
Elsie Maclean
Edith Reach
Joan
Dorothy Bitts
Jim
Martin Rappaport
Jenny
Susan Goldman
Joe
Robert Wagner
Lonely Star
John Olliva
Mercury
Warren Steinberg
Venus
Malle Sillajoe
Earth
Kathson Higgins
Mars
Alan Cohen
Jupiter
Melvyn Reich
Saturn
Marcia Gottlieb
Uranus
Arthur
Cub Picnic at Nomahegan Park Sunday
Cubs of Pack 193 and parents met at Nomahegan Park Cranford on Sunday June 4 with areas 2 and 4 reserved and fireplaces used. The committee George Mackey Leo Bridgus and Frank Yuill arranged sodas and games meeting at 12 30 p m at the Honor Roll Hillside and Liberty avenues. A separate police report notes an incident at Route 29 where a yellow convertible knocked down oil cans then continued eastbound.
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Nomahegan Park
Cranford
Ack
Hillside
Liberty Avenues
George Mackey
Leo Bridgus
Frank Yuill
Carl Orcutt
Atlantic
Route
School Club Holds Echo Lake Picnic
The Jolly Juniors Club of Mrs Ula Orr Clark's seventh grade homeroom organized an Echo Lake picnic with Ingrid Aamot as president. Attendees included Barbara Paleski Marie Lang Marie Ponomo Arlene Goldman Saul Nadler Michael Perugino Micheal Black Joseph Freda Peter Dellane Arnold Richman Irwin Goldman Leroy Koross and Sam Kalcher. Sponsors were Mrs Clark Mrs Hannah Nadler Mr and Mrs Walter Spitz and Elmer King.
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Jolly Juniors
Ula Orr Clark
Hillside Avenue
Theake d Avcaue
John Spitz
Ingrid Aamot
Barbara Paleski
Marie Lang
Marie Ponomo
Arlene Goldman
Saul Nadler
Michael Perugino
Micheel Black
Joseph Freda
Peter Dellane
Arnold Richman
Irwin Goldman
Leroy Koross
Sam Kalcher
Clark
Hannah Nadler
Walter Spitz
Elmer King
County Fair Held By Cub Pack 196 at George Washington School
Cub Pack 196 of George Washington School held a county fair during a pack meeting at the school. The event featured twelve skill game booths and several peep shows on the midway.
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Cub
George Washington School
Cubs Award Recipients Named at Hilltop Field Picnic
Awards were presented to Cubs Stuart Wurtzel Barry Shulman Joel Bornstein Myron Galante Donald Scher Herbert Guttentag Morris Lamonaco James Di Giovanni Roger Devereaux James Lamonaco Donald Andres Mark Levin. Steven Kerner and Stephan Soroka gave the Cubmaster Tom Roy a traveling case and Roy said he would serve again next year. Picnicking occurred Sunday June 4 at Hilltop Field Lake Park.
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Cubs
Stuart Wurtzel
Barry Shulman
Joel Bornstein
Wolf Lodges
Wurtzel
Shulman
Myron Galante
Donald Scher
Herbert Guttentag
Gold Arrows
Guttentag
Morris Lamonaco
Scher
James di Giovanni
Roger Devereaux
James Lamonaco
Donald Andres
Craver Arrows
Mark Levin
Cub
J Committee
Steven Kerner
Stephan Soroka
Tom Roy
Roy
Hilltop Field
Cho Lake Park
St Catherine's School entertainments and theft report
St Catherine's School held an all school entertainment in the parish hall with grade based revues and musical numbers. Sidney Wein reported his Pontiac convertible was damaged and three sports items stolen valued at 83.25. theft occurred between 7 15 and 12 pan last Thursday at 334 Hillside Avenue.
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Sidney
St. Catherine’s School
Ann Price
Plac
Pauline Rotanno
Charter Member of War Dads Chapter Elected
Charles B. Taylor a motor vehicle agent was elected a charter member of the American War Dads at a meeting at Zatko's Hall. The group will attend the state convention on Saturday June 17 at La Prees auditorium Roselle Park with registration at 1 pm and dinner at 6. A Hillside chapter meeting will be held at Zatko's on Thursday June 6.
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Charles B. Taylor
Zatko's Hall
la Prees Auditorium
West Westield Avenue
Roselle Park
Hillside
Zatko’s
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Erannun
Ypro
New Jersey
Savings and Loan
Broad ST
Newark
N. J
WaAverly
Hopsons Tay V
Hudson
Commodore
Merkle Motors
Maple Ave
Waverly
Hillside, N. J
Echo Lake
Orym
Pare Woo
Irvington
War Dads Chapter
Tobin’s
Hillside Appliance Co
Westinghouse Aka
Westinghouse
TOBIA
Liberty Ave
N. Broad ST
App
Mertz Ave
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