Independence Drive Savings Bonds Campaign Set May to July
Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder announced the 1950 U S Savings Bonds drive to be named Independence Drive running from May 15 through July 4 with the Liberty Bell as the campaign symbol and Save For Your Independence as the slogan. Local chairman James A. Oneil called the effort fitting to America's tradition of thrift and independence and said the Bell symbolizes political and economic freedom along with personal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
John W. Snyder
U. S
James A. Oneil
Oneil
Saybrook School Letters Awarded at Assembly
At Saybrook School's regular assembly, Principal David Harris awarded school letters. Police Patrol recipients included Jerry Kaplan, Bob Kettenburg, Ken Phillips, Dick Tichenor, Wayne Bieg, Robert Orstein, Rudy Cardaki, Anthony Aveni, Williard Cupit, Scott Steiner, Frank Gianforte, Franklin Torre, Jack Kimmel, Daniel Chase, Robert Fitz. Community Service honorees were Velma La Cave, Barbara Ehrenberg, Nancy Minissale, Bernice Weinstein. Cafeteria Service awards went to Carol Blum, Matilda Starace, and Phyllis Partridge.
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Saybrook School
David Harris
Jerry Kaplan
Bob Kettenburg
Ken Phillips
Dick Tichenor
Wayne Bieg
Robert Orstein
Rudy Cardaki
Anthony Aveni
Williard Cupit
Scott Steiner
Frank Gianforte
Franklin Torre
Jack Kimmel
Daniel Chase
Robert Fitz
Milk Boys
James Lavock
Walter Lee
Velma la Cave
Barbara Ehrenberg
Nancy Minissale
Bernice Weinstein
Carol Blum
Matilda Starace
Phyllis Partridge
Center Clubs showcase Jewish Music Month programs
Friday afternoon at George Washington School auditorium the Stars of David Merry Makers and Royals of the Jewish Center presented club programs for parents and friends. The Stars of David performed part of a Purim operetta with Harriet Feldman Doris Steinman Audrey Yanowitz Karen Abrahamson Laura Flecker Iris Kanofsky Sheila Fishman Rose Fhrenkranta Esther Schneiderman Susan Rosenberg and Regina Chenitz. The Merry Makers demonstrated rhythm band instruments with Karen Abramson Joyce Coben Barbara Katz Jane Bell Merjorie Berson Doris Steinman. The Royals included Carol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington School
Stars of David
Merry Makers
Royals of the
Jewish Center
Harriet Feldman
Doris Steinman
Audrey Yanowitz
Karen Abrahamson
Laura Flecker
Iris Kanofsky
Sheila Fishman
Rose _Fhrenkranta
Esther Schneiderman
Susan Rosenberg
Regina Chenitz
The
Karen Abramson
Joyce Coben
Barbara Katz
Jane Bell
Merjorie Berson
Royals
Carol
Local performers present musical skit by community group
Mona Abramowitz Paula Seiden Natalie Hillman Lois Michaelson Brenda Olshan Marcia Gottlieb Karen Shulman and Elsie Kammetsky presented a musical skit at the event. The lineup featured a group of women from the community showcasing song and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abramowitz
Mona Seiden
Paula Alexander
Natalie Hillman
Lois Michaelson
Brenda Olshan
Marcia Gottlieb
Karen Shulman
Elsie Kammetsky
School Assemblies Honor Washington Birthday Play Presentation
In observance of Washington's birthday Doris Raub’s play George Washington in Person was presented at two Hillside Avenue School assemblies by Ina Warner's third grade class. Students listed include Barbara Zimmer Gerald Gare Perry Goldman Nancy Lee Johnson Vincent Lang Harvey Lazarus Nancy Spielvogel Michael Friedman Myra Weinbaum Robert Pinnas Elnor Friedman Leslie Rotberg Carol Celfond George Mudry Ronald Rauchbach Elizabeth Geiger Loren Handler Philip Radowitz Michele Reich Sandra Reich Fay Levin Larry Skuraton Stephen Ritz Mary Ann Kesil. Stephen Ritz handled properties and Larry Skuraton the curtain with piano solos by Michele and Sandra Reich prior to the performance.
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Washington
George Washington
Doris Raub
Ina Warner
Hillside Avenue School
Barbara Zimmer
Gerald Gare
Perry Goldman
Nancy Lee Johnson
Vincent Lang
Harvey Lazarus
Nancy Spielvogel
Michael Friedman
Myra Weinbaum
Robert Pinnas
Elnor Friedman
Leslie Rotberg
Carol Celfond
George Mudry
Ronald Rauchbach
Elizabeth Geiger
Loren Handler
Philip Radowitz
Michele
Sandra Reich
Fay Levin
Larry Skuraton
Stephen Ritz
Philip Leininger
Mary Ann
Kesil
Mischele
Sandra
John Peel
Kiwanis Asked to Aid Schools Amid Growing Births
Ernest Gillisland of Highland Park schools urged Hillside Kiwanis at Hitchin Post Union to help fund new school buildings. He warned births from 1947 rise through 1950 will stress facilities and urged Kiwanis to seek state aid to cover part of the costs. Louis Hess introduced the speaker as program chairman.
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Ernest Gilliland
Highland Park Schools
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hitchin
Union
Gillisland
Louis Hess
School Workshop On Brotherhood at George Washington School
A two session event held February 16 celebrated American Brotherhood Week at George Washington School. Morning and afternoon programs ran from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a separate class program, followed by a screening of the film Don't Be a Sucker in the auditorium.
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George Washington School
Hillside National Bank Moves Up in National Rankings
The Hillside National Bank advances from No 1136 to No 1062 and ranks among the first 1100 large banking institutions, as disclosed in American Banker. Deposits underpin ranking of banking institutions in the country.
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Hillside National Bank
Hillside Committee Studies Hillside Water and Paving Plans
The Township Committee directs a study of a municipally owned water system with a conference set with Samuel Forster. It approves state funded paving on Central avenue and a storm sewer project on Long avenue with state aid and a sidewalk request on Conklin and Summit avenues referred to Public Affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Howard J. Bloy
Elizabethtown Water Company Consolidated
Samuel Forster
North Jersey District Water Supply Commission
Forster
Progress Club of
Central Avenue
Long Avenue
Conant Street
Henry Kreh Jr
Kreh
Liberty Avenue
Troy Street
Sylvia Krosky
Conklin Avenue
Conklin
Summi Avenues
Harvard
Public Affairs Committee
Thespians stage bookworm play at Hillside Avenue School
Hillside Avenue School seventh graders presented Book worms Don't Have to Bite by Alberta W. Constant at an assembly for younger students. Leslie Buskin directed the play with cast members Harriet Shider Norma Gruber Isadora Galubchuck Ingrid Aamot Barbara Macauley Gayle Alber Marie Lang Marie Bonomo Laura Goldberg Lorraine Jacob and others.
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Hillside Avenue School
Alberta W. Constant
Library Service
Ula Orr Clark
Leslie Buskin
Harriet Shider
Mary
Norma Gruber
Isadora Galubchuck
Jo March
Ingrid Aamot
Heidi
Barbara Macauley
Alice
Gayle Alber
Marie Lang
Marie Bonomo
Laura Goldberg
Lorreine Jacob
Leslie Ruskin
Naomi Slavin
Dorothy Gudat
Amy Cunford
Beatrice Belviso
Lois Umstead
Susan Sayvitierri
Lynn Wachsman
Lorraine Jacob
Autoist Uninjured In Train Collision At Ramsey Avenue
Albert Hoffman fifty of 692 Springfield avenue Newark escaped injury Friday night when his car struck a Lehigh Valley Railroad train in the east spur tract on Ramsey avenue at Bloy street. Police say Hoffman was driving west. engineer Joseph Nestor and conductor John Hyduchko were aboard the southbound train.
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Albert Hoffman
Springfield Avenue
Newark
Lehigh Valley Railroad
East Spur
Ramsey Avenue
Bloy Street
Hoffman
Joseph Nestor
John Hyduchko
Officers Elected By Jewish Juniors
Paula Alexander, Royals representative, was elected president of the Lower Junior Council of the Hillside Jewish Center. Harriet Feldman, Stars of David, and Sara Block, Brownie Troop 60, were named officers. Stars of David plan to collect clothes for Israeli children with Royals assistance.
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Paula Alexander
The
Royals
Hillside-Jewish Center
Harriet Feldman
Stars of David
Sara Block
Brownie Troop 60
Israel
Legion Tribute to Edward Bleiweis Observed by Post 50
Harden-Looker Post 50 American Legion held Edward Bleiweis Night on February 16 with a catered meal by Alpine Caterers of Newark. The prior week honored Moe L. Bintsock as the post’s service officer.
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Harden-Looker Post 50
American Legion
Edward Bleiwes
Bleiweis
Newark
Moe L. Bintsock
Faculty Discusses Learning Process at Saybrook School
Alois Stadeck, psychologist, spoke at a Saybrook School faculty meeting in the Coe Avenue building conference room. The discussion focused on the learning process and the role of the specialist in the school system.
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Alois Stadeck
Saybrook School
Coe Avenue
Round-table on motivation theft and maturity issues discussed
A professional committee hosted a round-table on motivation stealing and social and mental maturity. Mr Stadeck highlighted growth in children and urged sympathetic guidance. Miss Florence De Collis, Mrs Gladys Teuschler, Mrs Jean Johnson, and David Harris moderated the session as committee members.
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Stadeck
Florence de Collis
Gladys Teuschler
Jean Johnson
David Harris
Sgroi Elected Chaplain of DAV Chapter 55
John Sgroi was elected chaplain of the Charles Wernicke Jr Chapter 55 Disabled American Veterans at a recent meeting. Commander Charles Maul announced a town wide membership drive and provided contact information for membership inquiries.
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John Sgroi
Charles Wernicke Jr
Harry Dolfinger
John Nadowodny
Charles Maul
Harry I. Luftman
Veterans Memorial Building
Commander Maul
Harvard Avenue
George F. Martin
Young Avenue
Property transfers record from Hicks and Woodfield cases
Transfers show Mr. and Mrs. Philip E Hicks transferring property starting 100.77 feet from Williamson avenue southerly line and 405.15 feet from North Broad street to Harry Hicks. Arthur G Woodfield widower transfers Mann avenue property 300 feet from Clark street to Nettie C Estabrook.
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Philip E. Hicks
Harry Hicks
Williamson Avenue
North Broad Street
Arthur G. Woodfield
Nettie C. Estabrook
Mann Avenue
Clark Street
Can You Name These Lassies
Four radio drama heroines are pictured with clues to their identities. A hints a devoted wife with a husband who recently recovered from amnesia. B features a secretary with a dangerous job and boss. C notes a girl who saved her husband in a courtroom. D describes a wife who moved from a small town to New York City with an advertising executive husband.
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New York City
New Jersey Civil Air Patrol Seeks Cadet Recruits
The New Jersey Wing of the Civil Air Patrol invites high school youths ages 15 to 18 to join as cadets. Membership is voluntary with no armed services commitment, meeting one evening weekly and visiting local airfields for practical flying and radio duties. Prospects may contact the New Jersey Wing Headquarters in Kearny or Irvington Flight Recruiting Officer G Hembling in Irvington for enrollment details.
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Civil Air Patrol
America
C.A.P
Cadet Corps
Armed Services
Airpor
N. J
New Jersey
Ripple
Kearny Navy Yard
Kearny
G. Hembling
Irvington Flight
Clinton Avenue
Irvington Center
Irvington
School Orchestra Set For Friday Performances
Hillside Avenue School instrumental department directed by Seymour Stein will stage two performances Friday morning at 9 05 and afternoon at 1 20 featuring diversified orchestral selections and solos by members including Rita Gold Paula Alexander Allan Korris Gerald Aldi Sanford Kaplan Peter Rasmussen and Stephen Channin among others with Mozart Chopin Foster works and The Marines Hymn.
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Hillside Avenue School
Seymour Stein
Mozart
Chopin
Stephen Foster
Rita Gold
Paula Alexander
Allan Korris
Gerald Aldi
Donald Randolph
Simon Saltzman
Larry Spielvogel
Leroy Koross
Ralph Zeitlin
Sanford Kaplan
Joseph Gally
Peter Rasmussen
Richard Ruffalo
Stephen Channin
Phil Eichier
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Liberty Bell
William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
Mnionville
Goss
Psea Lpg
RPE Solis Lillie Lls
EPL Levy Brothers CO. Inc
Roxdale
Soeacos
LSS
HE Red Gross
Red Cross
Gort Instru
Broad ST
Thespians
Legion
Edward Bleiweis
Sgroi
DAV
Hollywood Pet and Supply CO
Hollywood Ave
Long Ave
Maxon Pontiac, Inc
Community Pork
Packers, Inc
Cali Hams
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