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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1957

Page

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Sidun Wins Shell Merit Fellowship to Cornell

John Sidun, chemistry instructor at Hillside High School, has been chosen as one of 90 high school science and math teachers from the United States and Canada to attend summer graduate seminars at Stanford and Cornell under the Shell Merit Fellowship program. The award supports travel, tuition, living expenses, and lost earnings to foster advanced research and teaching in chemistry and related fields.

John Sidun Hillside High School Shell Cornell University Sidun Hillside Army United States Canada Stanford Cornell Shell Companies Foundation, Inc The Foundation Nap J. Kenneth Wells Newark John Sidon Hillside High Rhody Chaiet Orchard Terrace Peter Giovine Buchanan Street

Referendum anomalies and rent control woes in Hillside

In Sant Whatton's referendum on a high school addition the total vote was 2206 but yes plus no summed to 2163, with 43 ballots voided for misusing the voting machine. Hillside faces impending end of state rent control, six months of local controls off, and rezoning talks hinge on Florence avenue, Route 22, and Ville street objections before final township action.

Hillside Monroe Gardens Hillside Township Committee Planning Board Florence Avenue Route 22 Ville Street Washington Calvin Conlidge Tltrden Saybronkorp A.B. Mavtisay ISI

Naval Reserve Officers School graduates receive promotion credits

Joseph B Tapka of S15 AUYOME AMeniN received completion of a course at the Naval Reserve Officers School in Elizabeth. Navy officials note officers attended a one year program for promotion and retirement credit. Refreshments followed a reception. Classes will reconvene September 11 and all reserve officers are invited to attend. Information is available from the commanding officer or at the Elizabeth center on Wednesdays evenings.

Joseph B. Tapka Auyome Naval Reserve Officers School US Naval Reserve Training Center Elizabeth

Special Honors To College Graduate

Mrs Carol May Ridker daughter of Mrs Frances Risner 275 Oakland Ter Hillside NJ is among 100 Wash ington University graduates who received prizes awards and honors at the 96th annual commencement. She earned a BA and special honors in Liberal Arts for sociology anthropology. A Hillside High School graduate she previously attended the University of Wisconsin.

ST. Louis Carol May Ridker Frances Risner Oakland Terrace Hillside N. J Washington University Ridker College of Liberal Arts Hillside High School University of Wisconsin

New Jersey SGA Leaders Attend New Mexico Conference

Paul Szymanski of Locust Avenue and six other New Jersey high school officers join the National Student Chanel Conference in Roswell New Mexico. The group, all officers of the New Jersey Association of High School Councils, were to be seniors in September. They left Newark Saturday. conference activities run through Thursday with Francis Lambert guiding the delegation.

Paul Szymanski End Walter Szymanski Locust Avenue New Jersey Roswell New Mexico New Jersey Association of High School Councils Newark Francis Lambert Newton High School Szymanski New Jersey Association 5.G.A Hillside High

Fifty Receive Diplomas At St Catherine's School

Graduation exercises at St. Catherine's Church honored a class of fifty. Gerard O'Neil won the religion gold medal and William Burke received a $25 bond as outstanding boy student. Rev. Thomas Padian presented diplomas to 50 graduates including Arlene Blandis Edna Bowblis Janet Bowblis Margaret Burkert Patricia Coyle Patricia Eckert Patricia Fiore Margaret A. Fischer Lya Furtado Sharon Jakway Vida Lanauskas Jo Ann Ledwith Barbara Liddy Eileen Loneker Maryann Luttinger Josephine Lynch Judith Marelno Rosemary Mills Bonnie Morris Elizabeth Moynihan Linda Pickering Mary Paquette Mildred Renner Eugenia Retinno Carol Vidal and others.

St. Catherine's School St. Catherine's Church Gerard O'Neil William Burke Bond Lawrence Gadek Sacred Heart Thomas Padian Arlene Blandis Edna Bowblis Janet Bowblis Margaret Burkert Patricia Coyle Patricia Eckert Patricia Fiore Margaret A. Fischer Lya Furtado Sharon Jakway Vida Lanauskas Jo Ann Ledwith Barbara Liddy Eileen Loneker Maryann Luttinger Josephine Lynch Judith Marelno Rosemary Mills Bonnie Morris Elizabeth Moynihan Linda Pickering Mary Paquette Mildred Renner Eugenia Retinno Carol Vidal Charles Beckett Raymond Bolan, Jr Stanley Enerlich Raymond Goger Glenn Grau Stephen Maras Nelson Jacobus P. McDonnell, Jr John McNichol Joseph Menza William Michal

McClow Attacks Double Caucus Over Rent Control

Republican candidate Arnold H. McClow charges Township Committee majority ignored rent control discussions. He says four members met without the minority, denying broader representation and timely hearings on the issue. He calls for open participation by all committee members and residents.

Arnold H. McClow McClow

Board to consider raises for coaches and staff

Carmen J. Perrig requests pay increases for high school football and track coaches in a letter to the Board of Education. Ferrigno and assistants earn 800 and 400 dollars respectively, with other coaches at Nesbitt Tne facilities and cafeteria workers receiving raises. New appointments include Sil ver, Todt, Ladange, Kuli tcawski, and cafe staff, plus clerical hires and resignations.

Carmen J. Perrigno Board of Education Ferrigno Willis Swales Earl Schaub Harold PF. Rehrig Joseph Silver Willliam Todt Harry Ladange Swales John Kulitcawski Todt William Pfeuffer A. P. Morris Theresa Dew Rae Leventer Rose Koris Charles Heimalt Charles Oliver Anthony Pa Fano John J. Nesbitt Tne

Former Resident Named Principal Finderne School Bridgewater

Martin Grieshaber son of William Grieshaber of 218 Pennsylvania avenue was named principal of Finderne School Bridgewater and will begin September 1. He has an AB from Montclair State Teachers College in 1949 and a Master of Education from Rutgers in 1952. He and his wife Patricia Walsh live in Bound Brook with their three sons.

Martin Grieshaber William Grieshaber Pennsylvania Avenue Finderne School Bridgewater Adamaville School Grieshaber Montclair State Teachers College Rutgers University Patricia Walsh Bound Brook

Referendum Carries for School Bond Issue and Land Purchase

A special Board of Education election approved a 1.475 million dollar bond issue to add a new gymnasium wing and 16 classrooms at the high school, plus land acquisition along Livingston road. Voter turnout was 2,206 of over 10,000 registered, with districts split on the measure and opposition centered on Livingston road usage.

Hillside Avenues Calvin Coolidge George Washington Saybrook Murden-Looker Abram P. Morris A. P. Morris Saybrook School Hillside Avenue Millside Avenue Livingston Road Plymouth Road Board of Education

Petitions On Charter Study Widely Available

Alot Le Tumarkin president of the THUside Civic Association announced that charter study petitions are available at many township locations this week. He listed Franklin Station Liberty Avenue corner Winans Lewis Confectionery 58 Hillside Avenue Albert Schoen Realtors 1450 North Broad Street Molly Wood Pet Shop 1279 Liberty Avenue Tobia Appliances 1321 Liberty Avenue Michaelson Avenu 12 Hollywood Avenue Phil's Luncheonette 1554 Maple Avenue Maple Pharmacy 1568 Maple Avenue Alex Silberman 303 Lone Avenue.

Alot le Tumarkin Thuside Civic Association Franklin So Liberty Avenue Winans Lewis Confectionery Eillside Avenue Albert Schoen Realtors North Broad Street Mollywood Tobia's Appliances Michaelson Avency Hollywood Avenue Phil's Lancheonette Maple Avenue Maple Pharmacy Alex Silberman Lone Avenue

Moynihan Elected To State DAV Post

J Vincent Moynihan, immediate past commander of Charles Wernicke Jr. Chapter 55, DAV, was unanimously elected Department Junior Vice Commander for New Jersey at Asbury Park. Local chapter delegates at the convention included Herbert Laycock, Harry Weinstein, Joseph Brooks, Daniel Leib, Andrew Hathaway, Frank Brice, Walter Wellman and Salvatore Des Francescon.

J. Vincent Moynihan Charles Wernicke Jr DAV State of New Jersey Asbury Park Moynihan Herbert W. Laycock Harry Weinstein Joseph Brooks Daniel W. Leib Andrew Hathaway Frank M. Brice Walter Wellman Salvatore Des Francesco

Newark College of Engineering to award NCE certificate

The special courses division of Newark College of Engineering will award a certificate to Joseph Nanista of Hillside. Presentation will be at exercises Friday June 28 beginning 8 p.m. in Campbell Mall. Nanista, of 268 Millard Avenue, will receive a certificate in electrical engineering technology. He is a customer engineer in the electric typewriter department of LBM in Newark.

Newark College of Engineering Joseph Nanista Hillside Clarence T. Stephans Campbell Mall Nanista Millard Avenue LBM Newark

Harden Locker School PTA election board names six members

Six members of the Harden Locker School PTA served on the election board Thursday at the school. They were Mrs. Jacob Hiyra, Mrs. Albert Kolzer, Mrs. Edwin Phillips, Mrs. Charles Tepper, Mrs. Eugene Schneider and Mrs. Joseph Heon.

Harden Locker School Pta Jacob Hiyra Albert Kolzer Edwin Phillips Charles Tepper Eugene Schneider Joseph Heon

DAV Auxiliary Wins State Awards at Monterey Convention

Charles Wernicke Jr. Chapter 55 DAV returned from the 22nd annual State Convention at the Monterey Hotel in Asbury with four citations and one honorable mention. Citations recognized community service membership hospital and Veterans Administration volunteer work at veterans hospitals. Mrs Madelyn Brice received the honorable mention for most outstanding commander of the year. Mrs Olga Maul was appointed state historian. as state chaplain she led memorial services praised as among the most impressive in recent years. Local representatives included Mrs Maul, Mrs Brice, and Mrs Ella Laycock. A national membership citation awaits at the Buffalo convention in August for meeting its quota for the year ending December 31 1956.

Asharles Wernicke Jr DAV Monterey Hotel Asbury Veterans Administration Veterans' Hospitals Madelyn Brice Olga Maul Safe Department Maul Brice Ella Laycock Citaion Buffalo N.Y

Graduation Held For 38 At Christ The King School

Graduation exercises for the eighth grade at Christ the King Church School were held in the church. Rev. J Emmet Knox and other clergy awarded honors to students, with diplomas presented by Rev. Knox. Notable awards went to Louis Castellani Judith E Suleyski Marcella F Gally and Richard K Farrell among others.

Christ the King Church School J. Emmet Knox Richard A Greene Gerard R. Whelan Perry G. de Witt Louis Castellani Rosary Society Judith E. Suleyski Marcella F. Gally Holy Name

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Mr. Sidon Sant Whatton Fereday & Meyer Inc Naval Reserve SGA St. Catherine’s School David B. Pearce N. Broad ST Hillside Mayfair Theater Waverly Szarko’s Taquor New Avenue Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Runsell Liberty Avenue Near War Matt-Best Products Your Toy Liberty Ave H. S DAV Auxiliary Christ the King School Elinor M. von Linden Patricia A. Zimmerman Louis D. Castellani Anthony A. Donotrio Thomas P. Dunn Richard Farrell Thomas R. Fioravana Arthur C. Flynn Michael J. Jaron Jeffrey C. Klink Matthew J. McCarthy John J. Puha Timothy J. Reilly Peter J. Richkus Peter J. Rosin Vincent J. Sadusky Richard P. Sinak Stephen J. Spiegal Stephen J Toth Growney Eral N. Broad Liberty Pharmacy Mayfair Liquor Store Graham Winter Daniel Cerven Mayfair Theatre al & Sue Casa Capri
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