Hillside Students Map Future Paths From Policewoman To Models
A Hillside survey of eighth graders reveals varied career aims. Rita Lesko eyes police work within about a decade, Barbara Farese and Phyllis Monetti want modeling, Carol Halter and others seek airline hostessing, and Alex Gall considers Marines. Harry Sorensen aims to painting while Madelyn Freer designs dresses. Carol Palmer leans toward teaching and Elizabeth Rose Silva toward ballet. Donald Zimmerman hopes to play basketball, with several students pursuing business and other fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Farese
Vale Avene
Phyllis Monetti
Paul Street
Air Line
Carol Halter
Buchanan Street
Madeline Jablonski
Tillman Street
Carol Tidaback
George Palfi
Alex
Marines
Harry Sorensen
Madelyn Freer
Leo Street
Carol Palmer
Elizabeth Rose Silva
Puree Street
Donald Zimmerman
Training Cruise For Naval Officers Names Mayer
Midshipman James H. Mayer USNROTC from Notre Dame will join a Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps cruise this year among 52 colleges. He is the son of Mr and Mrs L M Mayer Sr of 570 Paul Street. He is scheduled to begin training June 4.
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Navy
Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps
James H. Mayer
Usnrotc
L. M. Mayer
Paul Street
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Ind
Newark Academy Graduation Shines for 40 in Class of 1901 Reach Princeton
Richard H. Castellane of 208 Dover avenue led Newark Academy graduates as he earned a diploma among 40 in the class. Judge John QC Bigelow delivered the commencement address. Castellane will enter Princeton in September as 37 classmates secure college placements. Eight classmates also head to Princeton. Castellane, athlete and student journalist, belonged to Cum Laude Society. Diplomas were issued by Dr. Walton J. Graft with head master Kenneth O. Wilson presiding.
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Richard H. Castellane
Dover Avenue
Newark Academy
Academy
Castellane
Superior Court
John QC. Bigelow
Princeton
Hillside
Minute Man
Cum Laude Society
Kenneth O. Wilson
Walton J. Graft
Towing Charge Against Newark Man to Meet Court
Anthony Weaver of 104 Sherman Avenue Newark faces Municipal Court on a Saturday date for towing a vehicle on Munn Avenue without proper registration and without a driver's license. Officers Callan and Dibella arrested him after a resident complained the towed car lacked a wheel or tire and damaged the road.
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Anthony Weaver
Sherman Avenue
Newark
Munn Avenue
Callan
Dibella
Weaver
Pair of Trouser Incident Causes Minor Car Crash
A driver, William Kelhoffer, 19, said trousers on the seat caused him to swerve off Westminster Avenue into Wilder Street. The vehicle struck a telephone pole and damaged a hedge fence owned by William Schweitzer. Police noted cuts and bruises and the car was towed to Kilroy's Garage.
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Westminster Avenue
William Kelhoffer
Waverly Place
Elizabeth
West Minster Avenue
Wilder Street
William P. Schweitzer
Albert Goldberg
Keith Jeffries
Cranford
Kilroy
George Shelbourne
Triple Crash on Route 29 Involves Three Cars
A Sunday evening three car collision on Route 29 at John street involved W. E. Steckman of Lakewood Silvio Fellini of Long Branch and Leroy V Lewis of Trenton. Fellini sprained back received treatment and was released. All involved vehicles were towed to Kilroy's Garage. Officer Vito Di Bella investigated.
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John Street
W. E. Steckman
Williams Avenue
Lakewood
Silvio Féllini
Bath Avenue
Long Branch
Leroy V. Lewis
YMCA
Trenton
Steckman
Fellini
Lewis
Joseph Peyser
Kilroy
Route 29
Vito Dibella
Dead Cat Sparks Highway Crash In Newark
Mil ton Silberfort, 31, of 60 Branford place Newark, swerved to avoid a dead cat on Route 29 and hit an east bound car driven by Joseph V. Wassel, 24, of Pottsville Pa. Two Wassel passengers Mrs Miriam Evans 27 and her son Robert Evans four were treated at St Elizabeths Hospital Elizabeth and released. Silberfort cited. car towed to Veterans Garage Route 29.
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Milton Silberfort
Branford Place
Newark
Sunrise Dairy Company
Joseph V. Wassel
Pottsville
Silberfort
Wassel
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Elizabeth
Miriam Evans
New Hyde Park
N. Y
Robert Evans
Veteran's Garage
Route 29
Woman Bruised As Truck Hits Auto
Mrs Elizabeth Warner aged 44 of 1093 Battlehill Terrace Union was treated at St Elizabeths Hospital Elizabet h for a bruised right shoulder after her auto was struck by a truck driven by Eugene Jones 27 of 24 Eighth Avenue Newark on Route 29 near Cornell Place. She was released after treatment. The truck driver said he swerved to avoid another car that stopped suddenly for a turn without signaling. Stanley Melewski of 1565 Wyndmoor Avenue was listed as the other driver. Mrs Warner's car was towed to Kilroys Garage Route 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Warner
Battlehill Terrace
Union
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Elizabeth
Eugene Jones
Eighth Avenue
Newark
Cornell Place
Warner
Stanley Melewski
Wyndmoor Avenue
Kilroy's
Three Graduates From Vail-Deane School
Three Hillside girls were awarded diplomas at the Vail Deane School in Elizabeth during Tuesday night commencement at Second Presbyterian Church. The graduates were Miss Helen Paty Eiffe of 60 Bauer Terrace, Miss Joan Evelyne O'Dea of 30 Beechwood Place, and Miss Sara Anne Winstead of 844 Jerome Avenue, all college preparatory students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Vail- Deane School
Elizabeth
Second Presbyterian Church
Missus
Helen Paty Eiffe
Bauer Terrace
Joan Evellynne O'Dea
Beechwood Place
Sara Anne Winstead
Jerome Avenue
School honors awarded to Hillside students for 1950-51
Miss O'Dea received an award for outstanding singing. Miss Winstead earned honor roll status and honors for English writing and editor in chief duties. Vi Winstead, her sister, made high scholastic honors and English excellence. Ann Manierre won a science award and maintained year long honor roll. Bar clay Manierre also received biology honors.
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O'Dea
Miss Winstead
Ann Manierre
Hillside
Barclay
Sailor on Leave Graduates from Local High School
Carlton Wintermute Jr. of 1451 Compton Terrace, US Navy aboard the USS Charles A. Ware at Newport Rhode Island, is among last night’s graduates. He was home on a fourteen day leave until June 20 after leaving classes to join the Navy last March following 17 months in the Naval Reserve.
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Carlton Wintermute
USN
Compton Terrace
U.S.S
Charles A. Ware
Newport
R. I
Navy
Naval Reserve
Two Are Awarded U. of P. Degrees
The University of Pennsylvania granted degrees during yesterday morning’s commencement in Philadelphia’s Municipal Auditorium. Doctor of Medicine went to Philip G. Danifsky of 1601 Clinton Place and Leonard W. Garner of 912 Westminster Avenue earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics.
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University of Pennsylvania
Municipal Auditorium
Philadelphia
Philip G. Danifsky
Clinton Place
Leonard W. Garner
Westinster Avenue
Piano Students Will Present A Recital
Hillside piano students under Maplewood teacher Eric Steiner perform a recital Thursday evening June 21 at the Maplewood Womans Club. Participants include Barbara Eisenberg Pau Rosner Lee Scher and Elaine Tannenbaum. Twenty Steiner pupils won awards in this year’s Griffith Music Foundation auditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Eric Steiner
Maplewood
Maplewood Womans Club
Barbara Eisenberg
Pau Rosner
Lee Scher
Elaine Tannenbaum
Steiner
Griffith Music Foundation
Marine Private Thom as Woodruff Leaves for Camp Lejeune
Marine Private First Class Thom as Woodruff aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs Harold Woodruff of 1289 Avy Street completed boat training at Parris Island South Carolina and returned home for a ten day leave before reporting to Camp Lejeune North Carolina.
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Marine
Thomas Woodruff
Harold Woodruff
Avystreet
Camp Lejune
N. C
Parris Island
S. C
Beach chair stolen from porch valued at 15 dollars
Mrs. Harry Schulman reports a aluminum beach chair valued at 15 dollars stolen from her front porch on Wilder Street about seven weeks ago. The incident was reported to police Monday afternoon.
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Harry Schulman
Wilder Street
Hillside Officials Explore Water Remedy and Civic Push
Hillside township leaders urged public pressure on a municipal water plan as Commissioner Milton B. Conford spoke to the Hillside Boosters at George Washington School. A new committee led by Louis Gollin Ernest Kleinman and Walter Leibe will contact civic and political groups to unify discussion and proposals. The Boosters endorsed a Liberty and Winans traffic light project ready for installation and industry groups pledged action on smoke and dust nuisances while a county hospital site is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Milton B. Conford
George Washington School
Conford
Louis Gollin
Ernest Kleinman
Walter Leibe
Liberty
Winans
Munder Cork
Princeton Debatte Prize Won By Leibo
Mark Leibo won the Spencer Trask Debate Prize at the university. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Leibo of 1468 Compton terrace. His father serves as president of the local Board of Education.
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Spencer Trask
Mark Leibo
Walter Leibo
Compton Terrace
Mark
Board of Education
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Rita Lesko
Calvin Coolidge School
Hollywood Liquor & Delicatessen
Hollywood Ave
Walker
de Luxe
Bourbon
Gad
John L. Becker Frank Briscoe
James M, Cavanagh
David Cronheim
William E. Hocker
James V, Igoe
Louis Levy
James K
Meldrum
Ernest A. Minner
New Jersey
Legal For
Carteret S23 and Loan Association
Broad Street
N. J. Market
Rver
James R. Telesco
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WED
Calumet
William Street
N. J
Rover
Dontiac
Vail-Deane
City
Fereday '& Meyer Co., Inc
Olive St
Elizabeth, N. J
Brake Service Inc
Bigelow
Elizabeth Ave
Cor. W. Runyon St
N, J
N. Broad ST
America
Maxon Pontiac Inc
Hillside, N. J
U. of P
Debatte
Leibo
Brunners
Brunner
North Broad Street
Green Flyer Express
New York City
North Broad St
New York
Port of New York Authority Bldg
Lane 51
41St St
8Th Ave
The
Green Flyer, Inc
Tobia
Philco
Posaibon
Philco 1800
Tobia’s Appliances
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
Clinton Avenue
Telephone Bigelow
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