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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1960
Page
2
Plans for the Fathers Night meeting of Hurden-Looker School P T A were finalized at a board session last week. Alois Stadeck will give a demonstration and speak about activities for fathers and students.
The board reported 382 members or 96 percent with an ice cream party for perfect membership. Officers were elected, a science exhibit by grades six to eight was planned, and a luncheon and summer roundups were scheduled. Funds were approved for pay rent and two compasses for Troop 94. The next meeting is May 10.
The annual Selective Service College Qualification Test will be offered to college students April 28 at about 500 locations nationwide. The test helps local boards decide deferments for study. In New Jersey the exam will be given at Union Junior College Cranford Rutgers University Newark Rutgers University New Brunswick Paterson State Teachers College Paterson.
Colonel MacGrath urged Princeton Rider State College and others to take the test for student benefit and national good. Deferments extend liability to age 35 for ROTC and similar cases, with tests used to gauge potential for careers in national interest.
The Dean's list at Sister Polytechnic Institute includes Daniel H Ordower, son of Mr and Mrs David B Ordower, for the upcoming Fall semester. The item notes his inclusion among scholarship or honor roll selections.
Hillside Avenue students staged a puppet show as part of a new assembly. The Three Sisters featured Ellen Siegelow Sky, Gail Butte, Judy Hirshberg, and Susan Newman. The Golden Crows starred Sherry Kiser, Sheila Cohen, and Rhona Goldberg. The Lazy Little Bee included Bonnie Kaplan, Anne Paskow, Tommy Disotell, Martin Nover, and Donald Pastor, followed by folk dances.
Stanley E. Kalsky 18 of 39 Clark Street enlisted in the Navy last week in the high school graduate training program for four years. Recruiting Officer Chief Sonarman Joseph R. Tomasso said Kalsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smagowicz, will report to the Great Lakes Illinois center for basic training. He is a 1959 graduate of Hill-
Robert Getz interior communications electrician third class USN, son of Hillside New Jersey residents, arrived home after seven months with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Essex. The Essex, oldest active carrier, will enter New York Navy Yard for conversion to an anti submarine warfare carrier with Quonset Point Rhode Island as new home port.
Richard P. Tachetta was appointed quality control man ger at Airborne Accessories Corp in a statement by W Cortlyn Rhodes president and general manager. A Rutgers 1937 B.S.E.E. graduate living on Salem avenue Whippany he previously served as manufacturing manager at Lyndon Aircraft Inc Newark.
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