Moving Up Exercises Honors Listed At Hillside High
Moving Up Exercises were held June 17 at Hillside High. Awards include Future Nurses Club pins for many students and Thespian and Stage Lighting recognitions. Notable honorees include Janis Alper receiving Best Thespian, with stage crew leader William Dieroff and various club awards noted.
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Hillside High Hool
Future Nurses Club
Irs
Ann Xrowitz
Mrs. Janer
Janis Alper
Joanne Irnbaum
Judi Scarron
Baryn Winard
Dennis Sternerg
Elliot Asherman
Paula Joskowitz
Meryl Gottlieb
Oberta Perohia
Allan Javel
Michel Nover
Elliot Manders
Je Oulis
Hillside Week Records Multiple Local Incidents and Fires
Police logs show a series of minor incidents including a pole explosion in McLean Place caused by heat on Thursday, a yard chair fire on Franklin Street extinguished by firemen, a cat removed from a tree in Fairview Place, and a wood fire at a Steel Co property plus a brush fire near 405 Chestnut Avenue. A water pipe break flooded Esther Zalkind’s cellar at 38 Mertz Ave and a water main break cut water in Prospect Street. Richard Sinak reported hubcaps stolen from his mother's car at Center Bowl on Broad Street. Pauline Taylor reported about 20 feet of fence knocked down by a car on Orchard Terrace. An abandoned car in Sunday morning hit and run case was found. the Detective Bureau will investigate. Numerous burglaries and missing items reports, a medical bag stolen from Dr. Joseph Klinger and recovered, and an injury to Fatty Rippo II from a door opening incident are noted. Anne Moore was appointed to teach at Kawameeh Junior High. A sign at Irv's Luncheonette advertises a 3 percent NJ Sales Tax saving. John R. Haire elected as chair of the Family and Children's Society board. Kevin McCarten, 18, of Summit, injured at Shop Rite Store and treated.
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Franklin St
Fairview Place
Steel Co
Chestnut Ave
Summer Comes Lawn Chairs Gone
Five reports of stolen lawn furniture on the first day of summer. Objects taken include four chairs and a lounge from Morris Solomon, plus a chair from Miriam Blaustein, another from Gloria Hesse, several pieces from Mary Falvus’s test home, and four chairs from William Pisano’s porch, with values ranging from 28 to 150 dollars.
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Morris Solomon
Surrey Road
Miriam Blaustein
Purce St
Gloria Hesse
Mary Falvnus
Brown Ter
Crawford
Susan Bitchie
Windsor Way
William Pisano
Eastern Parkway
Summer Fun Suppressed by Vandalism and Safety Concerns
The piece notes lively summer activities from playgrounds to pools and programs at Millside High School Pingry Newark and Little League yet warns vandalism and unsafe conduct threaten the season. It urges parents to teach proper behavior set limits and guide children toward constructive recreation.
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Millside High School
Pingry School
Newark A Ee
Saas
Oily Substance Noted In River Near Town
Albin Dahlgren of 621 N Union Ave reported an oily substance floating in the Elizabeth River. Firemen from Hillside and Elizabeth observed the slick as it moved seaward. A sample was collected for analysis. a similar substance appeared about a year ago, believed to originate from an Irvington chemical plant.
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Albin Dahlgren
N. Union Ave
Elizabeth River
Garden State Parkway
Hillside
Elizabeth
Irvington Chemical
Guidance Office Open In July
The Board of Education keeps the Hillside High School Guidance Office open Monday through Friday in July to provide academic guidance, encourage early college applications, and discuss schedules for the coming year. Parents are urged to contact the guidance office to arrange conferences for students.
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Board of Education
Hillside High School
Grads Accepted At Over 100 Colleges
Hillside High School guidance director Mr Edward Gottlieb lists college acceptances as of June 1 for students across many institutions. Notable names include Adelphi Akron Bloomfield Boston University Bridgeport Bryn Mawr Cornell Dartmouth Carnegie Tech and more with multiple entries per school.
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Edward Gottlieb
Hillside High School
Adelphi University
Gerald Geldzahler
Janice Steiber
AKRON
University OF
Harvey Rich
Norman Weinglass
Alderson
Broaddus College
Arthur Lapp
American University
Richard Eisenstadt
Nancy Friedman
Alice Horwitz
Babson Institute OF Business Administration
William Pomerantz
Bethel College
Tenn
Raymond Greuter
Bloomfield College
Robert Enda
Andrea Bierman
Arlene Bloom
JoAnn Carroccia
Felice Fuast
Robert Glasofer
Cheryl Grossblatt
David Hollander
Barry Lehman
Rosanne Les~sin
Michael Lipman
Paula Moskowitz
Michael Nedick
Lynn Pomerantz
Painting Stolen At Hillside Show Recovered By Police
A juvenile returned the best in show oil painting by Richard Bober, valued at 250, to the Hillside area public library after it was handed to him by a stranger. The work was stolen before the show ended at the Hillside Creative Arts Committee event. A Roselle Park photographer’s scenic photo was also reported stolen but later found at his home.
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Hillside Creative Arts Committee
Richard Bober
Spencer St
Elizabeth
George Tice
Roselle Park
Tice
Missing Money And Bikes Reported In Local Quiet
Mrs. Ann German of 1509 Liberty Avenue reported $108 missing from her pocketbook in the kitchen. Mrs. Anita Allen of 433 Seat Avenue said a Maxtaga purse item valued at $125 disappeared from her bag at the Shop Rite Store between Tuesday and Friday. Police also logged three bicycle theft complaints last Thursday from residents, including Mrs. Robert Diamond, wife of the fire commissioner.
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Ann German
Liberty Aves
Anita Allen
Seat Ave
Shop Rite
Robert Diamond
Wines and Liquors Beers Free Prompt Delivery
A local ad lists Wines Liquors and Beers at 1317 Liberty Avenue with free prompt delivery services for kegs beer and coolers for hire. Contact numbers WA 3-0659 and WA 38-1495 are provided.
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Liberty Avenue
Get In The Swim Learn How
Hillside residents may join Fvee swimming lessons at Central Ave Municipal Pool run by manager Frank Catale. Sessions run daily 10 to 11 AM with age groups July 5–9 for ages 7–9, July 11–15 for ages 10–12, and July 18–22 for ages 13 and up. Registration blanks available at the pool.
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Hillside
Central Ave
Frank Catale
Ostrin to Run With Vit for Hillside GOP Ticket
Solomon P. Ostrin of 1595 Clinton Place announced his bid for the Hillside Township Committee as the Republican nominee, teaming with Committeeman Anton A. Vit Jr. The Hillside Republican Club will host a July reception for the candidates. Ostrin praised the partnership and outlined his stance against high rise apartments, citing a desire to hear voters on key issues. He holds degrees from Montclair State College Rutgers and Columbia University, has served as a Newark social studies teacher, and has a long record with Jewish community and civic groups.
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Solomon P. Ostrin
Clinton Place
Anton A. Vit
Arnold H. McClow
Hillside Republican Policy Committee
Republican Club
Hillside
Wit
Lo] Ostrin
Ostrin
Montclair State College
Rutgers University
Columbia University
Newark
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Army Security Agency
Hillside Men's Progress Club
Dad's Booster Club
Temple B'nai Abraham
It's Men’s Club
Union County
American Jewish Council
American Jewish Congress
United Jewish Appeals
National Council For Social Studies
Middle States Council For Social Studies
New Jersey Council For Social Studies
American Utey
Library Announces Summer Story Hour 1966 Schedule
The Hillside Public Library hosts summer story hours in July and August 1966 every Tuesday at 9 30 and 10 30 a m for four to six year olds with no registration. Sessions move among the library workroom main library and library lawn from July 5 to August 30. Staff conducting include Rosina Iuzzolino Barbara Skwirut Joyce Warner Linda Grohowski Marjorie Chase and Theresa DiGiovanni.
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Public Library
Rosina Luzzolino
Barbara Skwirut
Joyce Warner
Linda Grohowski
Marjorie Chase
Theresa DiGiovanni
Dotto heads Union County Health Officers Association
Charles F. Dotto health officer of the Township of Hillside was elected president of the Union County Health Officers Association. Dr. Robert S. Milligan of Summit was elected vice president, Louis Surano of Cranford secretary, and Joseph Mottley of Westfield treasurer.
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Charles F. Dotto
Hill Side
Union County Health Officers Association
Robert S. Milligan
Summit
Louis Surano
Cranford
Joseph Mottley
Westfield
Summer Library Hours and 50 Years with Chicago Bridge
The nallside Public Library will be closed on Saturdays in July and August but will open on September 3 1966 and every Saturday thereafter. Roy Forsyth of Cranford New Jersey completed 50 years with Chicago Bridge and Iron Company at 119 Long Avenue Hillside New Jersey celebrated at Town and Campus Restaurant.
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Nallside
Chicago Bridge and Iron CO
Roy Forsyth
Cranford
N.J
Chicago Bridge and Iron Company
Long Avenue
Hillside
Ambulance Dedication in Hillside Honors Squad Members
On June 12 Hillside dedicated a new ambulance at Squad Room on Hollywood Avenue. An open house featured displays of beds, wheelchairs, and crutches the squad offers free. Mayor Ackerman received the ambulance keys from President Leo Goldberg and acknowledged the community’s support.
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Hillside
Hollywood Avenue
Jess Hollander
Speers
Hollander
Ackerman
Leo Goldberg
Goldse@rebothy
Wil
Monroe Ackerman
New
I. Lute Share
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Pauline Pinkos
Steve Rasch
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Gary Goldberg
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Sherry Goldman
Jayne Hershkow
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Esther Zalkind
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Prospect St
Richard Sinak
McMichael Place
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Riverside
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Conklin Ave
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Fatsy Rippo, II
Woodruff Ave
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Nottingham Way
Family and Children's Society
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Crescent Road
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Bryant College
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Carnegie — Institute OF Technology
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Case Institute OF Technology
George Felber
Cedar Crest College
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Barbara Winard
Connecticut
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Delaware Valley College
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