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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
1
Bernard Zemble, son of Mr and Mrs Zemble of 318 Trinity Place Hillside, earned a Bachelor of Science in Commerce with a major in business administration as Rider College conferred 200 bachelor degrees at its 93rd annual commencement on Sunday afternoon June 8.
Two Bristol-Myers employees reach fifteen years of service. Mary Belfiglio of Hillside sits in finishing and serves on the Bristol-Myers Association board, with arts and crafts wins. Teunes Van Bodegraven of Elizabeth works in materials handling. born in Rotterdam, he moved to New York in 1928 and Elizabeth in 1943. both are active in the Bristol-Myers Bowling League and Association.
Michael L. Hoptay of 328 Trinity Place Hillside New Jersey received a Bachelor of Science in aeronautical engineering from the University of Colorado on June 6. The presentation underscores the value of thorough preparation and broad academic pursuit.
Upsala College conferred bachelor degrees on two Hillside residents during the June 9 commencement. Allan Gilson received a Bachelor of Business Administration while Rosalie Zuckerman earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. Commencement speaker was Dr. Louis M. Hirschon of Hobart and William Smith Colleges, speaking on The White Spires.
Two former Hillside brothers now of Glenn Gardner graduated this week. One earned a degree from Hamilton College in Clinton New York on June 8. The other graduated June 6 from an unspecified program, with details garbled in the report.
Hunterdon Regional High School graduate Louis A. Mantrom Jr receives 2 degree from Hamilton as a math matter and will join Prudential Insurance Co. His younger brother John C. Mantrom graduates high school and plans to enter Ritth University this fall to study geology. They are sons of Louis A. Mantrom and wife. Their father was transferred by Sun Tube Corp to the Washington plant in 1951.
Miss Janet Carolyn Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene L Williams of 119 Fairbanks street and Ruth Adler Gluck daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Adler of 1598 Leslie Street were graduated June 12 from Newark State College Union with Bachelor of Science degrees in education. Williams was president of Kappa Delta Pi and will teach at South Mountain School Millburn.
Stanley Bean son of Mr and Mrs Lois Bean will graduate from Antioch College with 150 classmates on Saturday morning June 21 Bean will receive an AB degree in biology He is a Hillside High School graduate of 1953 Linus Carl Pauling Nobel Prize chemist will deliver the commencement address Dr Samuel B Gould Antioch president will confer degrees
SELINSGROVE PA John Chivali son of Mr and Mrs My Chivala of Hillside NJ received the degree of Bachelor of Science in business administration from Susquehanna University Saturday June 7. He was active in Lambda Chi Alpha the Business Society Elemic Society the Student Christian Association and Pi Gamma Mu. After graduation he plans graduate work in economics.
The drive to raise 1,000,000 for the Eastern Union County YM YWHA building fund resumes after a two month layoff. Peter B. Gold reports 600,000 pledged and says the campaign runs through the summer, focusing on Elizabeth Union and Hillside areas. Harry Cooper of Cooper Alloy Corp serves on the campaign presidium. David Sehulman chairs Halside solicitation.
A non-Catholic reader reflects on common misinformation about the Catholic Church and credits a pamphlet campaign denying rumors. The ad invites readers to request free explanatory materials to learn what Catholics actually teach and believe.
Ballantine & Sons Newark Threwers announced June 9 that its summer hiring program has added more than 500 temporary employees to its Newark payroll. President Carl W. Badenhaus en said first five months of 1958 were encouraging and that over 400 hires are currently out of work. He noted payrolls aid the community and that higher sales permit more neighbors to work.
Brownie Troop 247 of Murden Looker School held a Fly Up ceremony with Wings pinned by leader Mrs Walter Schmidt. Barbara Mazurkewicz Barbara Issler Diane Duthie Peggy Piassecki and Jean Smith received pins. Assistant leader Mrs John Ikas presented each Brownie with her year star. Others received handbooks and a Girl Scout handbook for the Brown. Each Brownie got a pen for selling cookies. The troop held a cook-out at Conant Street Park. Mothers committee chair Mrs John Tisler hosted a dinner at Ye Cottage Inn Keyport last Wednesday.
Frank Richard Gianforte son of Mr and Mrs Richard Gianforte of 336 Leland Place was graduated from Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken with a mechanical engineering degree Saturday morning June 11 He plans a training program this month with Allied Chemical Corporation in North Claymont Delaware as a mechanical engineer in industrial chemicals He earned memberships in Shoda Pi Delta Epsilon and Triangle and chaired the Honor Board at Stevens
Stevens University announces an intercollegiate effort to promote honor codes and integrity, featuring participation from multiple colleges and aimed at reinforcing ethical standards among students and faculty during the coming academic term.
Mary Gail Cullentiay and Marvin N Hole, children of Mr and Mrs Tuujs and Joseph Hilery respectively, graduated on June 6 from Trenton State. Cullerton specialized in elementary education and later plans to teach in clinics. Halem majored in Westresg education and will serve in the United States Army.
Willig Gry Wuester TT, a senior from Hillside New Jersey, received the Senior Latin Prize at the 78th commencement of the Holderness School held Sunday in Plymouth New York. The prize honors the son of Dr and Mrs Willig Wuester.
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