Hillsiders Earn F D U Degrees at Fairleigh Dickinson
Graduates from Hillside and 245 New Jersey communities plus 40 New York towns are named among 1975 FDU degree candidates. On June 1 at Teaneck Campus Osage site, 78 more from other states and 1 ¢ centuries represent various degrees from D D S to MBA and B S in Nursing Engineering and Arts. Hillside grads include Terry Benesh MBA David Crystal D D S Bruce Green B I Joel Karz B A John Kovac B S Marvin Lustbader B S Leonard Selesner MBA Philip Romano B A.
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New Jersey
New York
Pairleugh Dickinson
Up Teaneck
Srume
Terry Benesh
David Crystal
Bruce Green
Joel Karz
John Ko
Marvin Lustbader
Leonard Selesner
Philip Romano
Haig Joins Class of 1971 at Lake Forest College
Christopher James Haig son of Mr and Mrs Mexander S Haig of 895 Revere Dr is listed as a member of the College Class of 1971 at Lake Forest College Wilwater Lake Forest MI The entry notes his high school The Barlow School Wilwater Lake Forest and a fall term orientation process for new students on the 16th and 17th preceding the term opening.
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Christopher James Haig
Mexander S. Haig
Barlow School
Wilwater Lake Forest Colege
Lake Forest
gWo
Outdoor Art Exhibit Set for Hillside Pool June 25
The Hillside Community Swimming Pool hosts an outdoor art show on June 25 1967 from noon to 5 PM with oils watercolors sculpture and ceramics. Cash prizes and ribbons awarded in each category and judging by notable artists. Membership required for exhibitors with a 2 dollar non member fee and a limit of three paintings per entrant. Previously winning works are ineligible for awards. Bring a table for ceramics and sculpture displays. Free parking at pool lot. rain date September 10 1967.
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Hillside
Central Avenue
Outedoor
Joachim Loeber
Allan Segal
Meyer Rohowsky
Robert Goldberg
Hille “Sar Creative-Arte
Rensselaer Accepts Hillside Student
Alan William Schwartz, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Schwartz of 1266 Clinton Pl Elizabeth, a Hillside High School student, has been accepted as a prospective student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York. RPI, founded 142 years ago and the oldest engineering school in the English speaking world, is a private non denominational institution with five undergraduate schools and a six year biomedical program.
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Alan William Schwartz
Harry Schwartz
Clinton Pl
Elizabeth
Hillside High School
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
New Y
Kasoff Receives BA at New England College Commencement
Lewis Kasoff son of David Kasoff of 1407 Orchard Terrace earned a Bachelor of Arts at New England College in Henniker New Hampshire during Sunday June 4 commencement ceremonies He belongs to the Akiva Club and played intramural sports and plans to attend graduate school in the fall.
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Lewis Kasoff
David Kasoff
Orchard Terrace
New England College
Henniker
New Hampshire
Akiva
Kasoff
Head Of County United Fund Named Chair Of Industry Division
W Emlen Roosevelt of The National State Bank Elizabeth is named chairman of the Industry 1A division for the fall United Fund campaign in Eastern Union County. The division aims to raise about two thirds of the goal to support 32 agencies across six communities including Clark Elizabeth Hillside Linden Roselle Park and Roselle. Roosevelt, a Princeton graduate and former lieutenant colonel, has served as treasurer of the United Fund and sits on multiple boards.
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W. Emlen Roosevelt
Fabian Bachrach
National State Bank
Elizabeth
Industry
United Fund
Union County
Clark
Hillside
Linden
Harlow H. Curtis
Roosevelt
Elizabeth Y.M.C.A
8 Fund
Volunteers Honored At East Orange Veterans Hospital Ceremony
The East Orange Veterans Administration Hospital held a June recognition ceremony in Recreation Hall honoring 142 volunteers with certificates for 100 through 1000 hours and pins for 1750 2500 and 5000 hours. Engraved plaques bowls and medallions were awarded for higher hour totals. Hillside residents Eleanor Kitner and Le nore Waton were noted among honorees for 15 000 and 100 hours.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
East Orange
Eleanor Kitner
Salem Avenue
Lenore Waton
Puree Street
Board Awards, Bids, and Staff Moves Amid School Year Planning
Robert R. Andersen is named a janitorial maintenance employee for July 1 to June 30, 1968 after probation. Margret Brandt and another matron appointed for the same period. Union County Teacher's Federal Credit Union payroll deductions approved for teachers. Resignations of Robert H. Kautz for a fellowship and Carole Worthy to teach in Turkey noted with regret. Across the board honorarium raise set at zero for coaches. William Pfeuffer earns 200 for 1967-68. Lunch prices cut at Hurden Looker and Hillside Ave cafeterias to 25 cents. Roofing bids rejected for Hurden Looker. electrical bids rejected for Hillside High. New bids due June 28. boilers contracted to Frank P. Farrell Inc. for 91,500. Janitorial staff holiday set for July 3 except Hillside High. Summer school to run at the high school in July. Robert L. Pinnas, Hillside grad, earns Doctor of Medicine from New Jersey School of Medicine. to intern at Georgetown. Married to Miriam Lowenstein.
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Andéfding
Robert R. Andersen
Margaret Brandt
Union County Teacher's Federal Credit Union
Robert H. Kautz
Carole
Worthy
Turkey
William Pfeuffer
Hillside High School
Hurden
Looker
Hillside Ave
Frank P. Farrell Inc
Newark
Harden-Locker School
Robert L. Pinnas
Kingsley to Lead Timothy Christian School as Administrator
The Board of Trustees of Timothy Christian School near Metuchen Piscataway appoint Rev Howard D Kingsley as Administrator. The Christian day school established in 1949 serves 77 students on 2.9 acres with two buildings and is a National Association member. Kingsley brings pastoral experience from Rhode Island Maine New York and New Jersey along with fund raising work and family details.
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Timothy Christian School
Howard D. Kingsley
Metuchen
Ethel Road
Piscataway Township
National Association of Christian Schools
Kingsley
Providence- Barrington Bible College
Providence
Fredonia State Teachers College
Donia
N.Y
Rhode Island
Maine
New York
New Jersey
First Baptist Church
Hillside
Hillside Times 1967 Subscription Rates Notice
Publication details list Hillside Times at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey with weekly schedule and pricing. Subscription annually $3.50 anywhere in the United States single copies ten cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume 42 number 35.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
United States
Elizabeth
N.J
Bursitis and Joint Ailments Explain Their Causes
The article describes bursitis as painful and often linked to arthritis. It explains a bursa as a tiny sac that acts as a pulley under muscle or tendon, and notes inflamed bursae may fill with calcium salts visible on X rays, though early stages may not show on X rays. It ends with a call to contact a doctor for prescription services.
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F.D.U
SKEEN
John Kovac
Joel Katy
Nisrvin
Lustbader
Sidney T. Holt
Briad St
Cot
Market St Ly
Epreuay XS
Meyun Cine Iy
Flivaheth
Wise St SJ
New
Public Service
New Jerseys
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Rensselaer
New Eng. College
County United Fund
Investors Management Company
New Jersey Life Insurance Company
Princeton University
U.S. Army
Bernardsville
Welco
City
Plashaw
Walcome
M.D
BERTS
Pinnas
Kingsley Heads Christian School
Kirby Smith Associates, Inc
Mounteingrey Avenue
Union, N.J
Howard D, Kingsigy
the Hillside Times
C.C.D
Allstate Fuel Co
Waverly
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
Chancellor Ave
Cor
Fabyan Place
N. J
Fran Paring
Salem Pharmacy
Philip Weinick
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