College Circles Area Students Named to Honors Lists
George Felber of Hillside earns Phi Kappa Theta pledge at Case Institute of Technology joining a national fraternity founded in 1959. Seton Hall honors Dean’s List recipients including Rose Nazar and Joseph Hill. Caldwell College and Temple University note graduates and student council leaders. Morris state College exhibits senior graphics through June. artists Roberta Fishman and Barbara Skwirut listed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
George Felber
Ethel Pelber
Gurd Ave
Hillside
Nats
Case Institute of Technology
Case
George
Hillside High
Seton Hall University College
Newark
Rose Nazar
Herald Rapel
Joseph Hill
Bishop Dougherty
Seton Hall University
Rapel
Hill
Barry Steinberg
TAU Epsilon Phi
University of Tampa
Barry
Phil Steinberg
Moritelsir State College Fine Arts
Ralph A. Vernicchia
Hillside Briefs Highlight Thefts And Investigations
Hillside police report a May 2 theft of cultured pearls valued at 175 dollars from Mrs Margaret Schoen after she wore them to Mayfair Farms West Orange. A 16 year old suffered a laceration to the left arm from a pane accident at home. John Moore 36 faces drunken driving charges after a Liberty Avenue arrest. bail set at 500 dollars. An early Wednesday break in at Pioneer Caterers on Route 22 saw several trucks rummaged and cigarettes stolen. A 20 inch girl’s bicycle valued at 41 dollars was taken from 41 Long Avenue. New plaques honor three smokeless stacks for the Hillside Industrial Association. Parents urged to enroll children in Hillside Summer Music Program. Silverman reports break in at Flutoes-O-Lite in Evans Terminal. A disability check of 40 dollars missing from a mailbox. Police search for a job hunting thief at H and H Swiss Screw Co. valued machines unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schoen
Trinity Place
Margaret
Mayfair Farms
West Orange
Meyer Silverman
Evans Terminal
Elva Friedman
Weisenfeld Receives BA From St Lawrence University
Marc Jay Weisenfeld son of Mr and Mrs Allan Weisenfeld of 1067 Fairview Place Hillside New Jersey earned a bachelor of arts in sociology at St Lawrence University graduation. Gordon Edwards head of National Dairy Products Corp delivered the commencement address to a class over 400. He is a Sigma Pi member.
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Canton
N. Y
Marc Jay Weisenfeld
Allan Weisenfeld
Fairview Pl
Hillside
N. J
St. Lawrence University
Gordon Edwards
National Dairy Products Corporation
Money Raised For Little League
More than 1300 dollars was raised in two benefits for the Little League during the weekend. The Women's Auxiliary raised 428.54 dollars in a cake sale and bar bazaar. The Little League collected 887 dollars in a door to door campaign. The funds will be used to conduct the Little League games. The George Washington School carnival raised 95 dollars. The money will be used by the PTA for its activities in the school.
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Little League
Women's Auxiliary
Barzaar
George Washington
PTA
Ass'n Re-elects Bernard Zients for second term
Bernard B. Zients, executive head of Gimbels New York, was reelected president of the Metropolitan New York Retail Merchants Association for a second term at the 71st annual meeting held on May 25. John E. Hopkins Jr. was elected executive vice president and secretary, succeeding John Messer who retires after 26 years. Abraham Silver of By Altman and Company was re-elected treasurer.
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Bernard B. Zients
Gimbels New York
New York Retail Merchants Association
Zients
Gimbel Brothers, Inc
John E. Hopkins, Jr
American Retail Federation
Mnyrma
Hopkins
John Messer
Association
Abraham Silver
By Altman and Company
Hygiene Society Plans Reception in New Jersey Chapter
Mrs. Bernard Mitnick of Wyndmoor Ave will head hostesses for an informal reception ending the New Jersey Chapter of the American Natural Hygiene Society season. On June 5 at 8 PM at The Coronet Irvington a meeting and forum will feature Irving Davidson of the New York Chapter speaking on Causes of Disease with Jess Hollander and Richard Zinn of Hillside contributing to the discussion. Miss Hattie Block of Elizabeth chairs the program.
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Bernard Mitnick
Wyndmoor Ave
New Jersey
American Natural Hygiene Society
Coronet
Springfield Ave
Irvington
Irving Davidson
New York
Society
Jess Hollander
Richard Zinn
Hillside
Four Among Union Junior College Graduates
Hillside residents are among 120 students pursuing Associate In Arts degrees at Union Junior College’s 34th commencement set for Saturday June 3 at 10 30 am in the Campus Center theater Cranford. Candidates include Margaret M Arnaud William E Cowell Lesley F Polhemus and Edward J Radzion Jr all Hillside natives with Hillside High School backgrounds and day session majors in liberal arts or business administration.
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Caldwell College For Women
Nvj
Eleanor M. Bircsak
Joseph Bircsaky
Salem Ave
Eleanor
Weequahic High School
Newark
Elaine. Lotringer
William Lotringer
Ridgway Ave
Elaine
Hillside High School
Hillside
Union Junior College
Cranford
Margaret Marnaud
Salem Avenue
William E. Cowell
Voor
Hees Street
Lesley F. Police
Avenuerene
Edward J. Radzion
Jamies Street
Arnaud
Benedictine Academy
Elizesbeth
Auguste Arnald
Cowell
Norman PB. Coysell
Radzion
End
Edward J. Redzion
Jaycees Install New President At Dinner Dance
Michael Jesid was installed as president of the Hillside Jaycees at 8 p.m. Saturday during the group’s fourth annual installation dinner dance at the Chanticleer in Millburn. Also installed were Internal vice president Jerry Corwicks external vice president Walter Szymanski treasurer Donald E. Gilmore Jr secretary Michael Astons external director Ross Weiseltier internal director Gary Beinhaker.
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Jaycees
Chanticler
Millburn
Jerry Corwicks
Walter Szymanski
Donald E. Gilmore Jr
Michael Astons
Ross Weiseltier
Gary Bein— Haker
Hillside Times weekly edition details and pricing
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad St Hillside NJ 07205 on Thursday June 8 1967. Subscription per year 3.50 anywhere in the United States single copy 10 cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth NJ. Vol XLII No 33.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
United States
Elizabeth
N.J
Why We Cannot Renew Some Prescriptions
A Salem Pharmacy notice explains that continuous use of some medicines without medical supervision is risky. A new prescription is required and certain drugs cannot be renewed. A 1966 law limits renewability, and doctors may phone in prescriptions when needed. The pharmacist Philip Weinick invites customers to entrust and request delivery.
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Salem Pharmacy
Salem Avenue
Cos Avenue
Philip Weinick
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Hillside NJ. Times
Calvin Coolidge School
Ro Stalinten
Anthony Fredo
Terri Spielholz
Richard Alcci
Hillside Photo Service
William Foley
Michael
John Hromack
Hiawatha Ave
Edward Fren
Kel
Schleifer
Myra D. Attermen
Sigmund Ateterman
Sterner’ Rd
Temple ‘University
Ambler
Roberta Fishman
Orchard Terrace
Barbara Skwirut
Wyndmoor Avenue
U.S.G
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St
Cor, Market St
Newark, N, J
Fereday
Bod Olive St
Emey
Elizabeth NJ
America
In Public Service Electric And.gas Company
John Haas
Tillman St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
John C. Moore
Hunterdon St
Moore
Liberty Ave
Ryan St
David Brindle
Robert Thayer
Prom
Semae
Stanley Krazastek
Toms River
Pioneer
Route 22
Ellen Tankowitz
Long Ave
Hillside Industrial Association
William C. Lowney
Emerald Co. Inc
Lowney
Michael J. Buglio
H and H Swiss Screw Co
Chestnut Ave
Marc Weisenfeld
Mr. Weisenfeld
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Avon
Emma Stachura
Die
Walcome
Hillside Times
Ass’n
Bernard Zients
Hygiene Society
Union,Jr. College
Hillside High E
Mathias Polhemus
Mr. Polhemus
Michael Jesid
the Hillside Times
C.C.D
Allstate Fuel Co
Waverly
Berkeley Avings and Loan Association
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
Chancellor Ave. Cor
Fabyan Place
Hoth
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