State Finals Of Oratory Contest In Trenton
The 13th Annual National High School Oratorical Contest finals will be held at Junior High School No 2 in Trenton on Friday night March 24 at 8 15 p m Five district winners will compete for medals ten dollar U S Savings Bonds and cash prizes totaling 300 plus the Hoffman Trophy from former Governor Harold G Hoffman The winner will receive a four year scholarship to Rutgers University or the N J College for Women Rutgers will present this award Dr Cornelius J Boocock Dean of Men and chairman of the Scholarship Committee is noted in the program
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Trenton
American Legion
Department of New Jersey
Cuyler and
Gladstone Avenues
U. S
Rutgers University
N. J. College For Women
Cornelius Jr. Boocock
Rutgers
State Legion
Harry
New Jersey champion to vie in national contests in Torrington
V Groome Riverton will present medals and cash prizes while Davide A Poxon Red Bank will present government bonds. The New Jersey champion may compete in Torrington Connecticut April 11, East Orange April 12 and Phoenix April 17 for national honors with a $4000 scholarship for the national champion and other substantial awards for runners up. Charles V Andersen Newark says about 2000 New Jersey high school students have participated in local district contests. The All-Girl Junior Color Guard of Trenton Post No 93 will join the state finals events and the general public is invited without charge.
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Charles V. Andersen
Newark
New Jersey
Trenton Post No. 93
Communion breakfast honors Knights of Columbus in Elizabeth
About 150 persons attended the Trev. Thomas F. Canty Council 3197 father and son communion breakfast at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth. Speakers included Rev William Heimbach who linked sex education to religious law and warned of atheism and Communist influence in schools. Two traffic accidents on Route 29 and Liberty Avenue caused 30 minutes of congestion. one end-to-end crash involved five cars on the Liberty Avenue bridge. No injuries reported.
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Trev
Thomas F. Canty Council
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Church of Christ the King
William Heimbach
St. Michael's Church
Heimbach
Lawrence A. Dwyer
Knights of Columbus
Francis Otto
Vincent DePaul Farrell
George Sheridan
Vane
Class To Present Play On Holland The Little Hero of Holland
Fourth grade Miss Charlotte Ackerman class at Hillside Avenue School will stage The Little Hero of Holland this Friday during regular assemblies. Cast includes Ellen Krowen as Hilda and Helene Kalfus as Julianna with a large list of students portraying Dutch children and fairies. Judy Klein and Ilene Nagazina among others support roles. Helene Kalfus leads scenery, Vincent De Maio and Edwin Bell manage properties, Gary Wallon handles curtain, Edwin Bell oversees lights.
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Holland
Charlotte Ackerman
Hillside Avenue
Ellen Krowen
Hilda
Helene Kalfus
Julianna
Michael Kadish
Ludwig
Charles Pavlak
Jacob
Dene Davis
Gretchen
Martin Levitas
Hans
Francine Steinman
Katrina
Raymond Greer
Carl
Roger Carodnick
Jan
Donald van Bartheld
Peter
Barry Gechtman
Barton Standolph
Couple Of Beers Plea Rejected In Drunken Driving Case
George W. Smith of Newark was found guilty of drunken driving after his plea of having only a couple of beers was rejected. Magistrate Clarence Kremer fined him 225 dollars and revoked his license for two years after a February 25 collision with Edna Hoelle’s car. Local jurors for county courts were also announced for March 27 to April 8 with a list of Hillsiders among the 100 Union County residents summoned by Sheriff Ayers and Jury Commissioner Bourdon.
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George W. Smith
Morris Avenue
Newark
Clarence E. Kremer
Smith
Harold McBride
Frank McGhee
Edna D. Hoelle
Potter Avenue
Union
Liberty Avenue
Williams Street
Milton M., Lilien
Union County
Charles W. Ayers
William A. Bourdon
Walter L. Hetfield
Benjamin Korb
Mary F. Bairmas
Broadway
Anna Fink
Stanley Terrace
Eugene Schneider
Gertrude Street
Emma Bergeur
Main Avenue
Jack Brittman
Conklin Avenue
Alvin G. Phillips
Leland Place
Hillside Youth Named Targum Editor at Rutgers
Herbert C. Klein son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Klein of 934 Roanoke Ave becomes editor in chief of the Targum Rutgers men's college semiweekly paper He plans to enter Harvard Law School in September guiding the May 12 issue before Fred C Gabriel of Brooklyn succeeds him Klein began journalism as Hillside High School Hiller editor and has led the paper since last January.
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Herbert C. Klein
Alfred Klein
Roanoke Avenue
Targum
Rutgers’ University
Klein
Harvard Law School
Fred C. Gabriel
Brooklyn
Targum Council
Hillside High School
Hiller
Nominations Held By Hillside Elks
At Hillside Lodge 1591 Elks meeting officers were nominated for Exalted ruler George Foley Esteemed leading knight Albert Renner Esteemed loyal knight Frank Wookage Esteemed lecturing knight Ert Dill Trustee Emily Herrigel Secretary Kenneth Melroy Treasurer James McCarthy Tiler Charles Niegel Representative to grand lodge George Foley Alternate representative James McCarthy Representative to State association Harry Ginter Installation set for April 6 Testimonial dinner for former Deputy Police Chief John W Mason on April 23.
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Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Elks Club
George Foley
Albert Renner
Frank Wookage
Ert Dill
Emily Herrigel
Kenneth Melroy
James McCarthy
Charles Niegel
Grand Lodge
Foley
McCarthy
Harry Ginter
John W. Mason
Firemen's Ball At Ivanhoe April 1
Tickets are on sale for the fifth annual Hillside Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association Local 35 ball at Frank Dailey's Ivanhoe Irvington on Saturday April 1. Music from 9 p m to 2 a m by Don Dornay's orchestra. Co chairmen R W Sonntag and W J Groeger Sr say reservations or tickets at Hollywood Avenue fire headquarters or Maple Avenue fire house. Proceeds go to the firemen's death and retirement fund.
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Hillside Firemen’s Mutual Benevolent Association
Frank Dailey
Ivanhoe
Irvington
Don Dornay
Orchestra
R. W. Sonntag
W. J. Groeger, Sr
Hollywood Avenue
Maple Avenue
Assault Trial Dates Set for Indicted Defendants
Prosecutor Edward Cohn's office has set sentencing or trial dates for several defendants indicted by the January term Grand Jury. One Hillsider, Morris Feins, 39, of 1510 North Broad Street, faces atrocious assault and battery and pled not guilty with a May 8 date listed.
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Edward Cohn
Hillsider
Morris Feins
North Broad Street
New York Biologist to Head Rutgers Wildlife Program
New York State Conservation Department senior aquatic biologist Dr James Westman will become associate professor and associate research specialist in wildlife conservation and management at Rutgers starting May 1. He will join Rutgers in cooperation with the New Jersey Fish and Game Council to lead the program of instruction and research, with other faculty handling field work and related studies.
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New Brunswick
afsDr
James Restman
New York State Conservation Department
Rutgers University
New Jersey Fish and Game Council
Robert C. Clothier
The
State University
Westman
Mey 1
Ande
College of Agriculture
William H. Cole
Rutgers Research Council
Rutgers
Cole
Apple Pie Delights From Doris Wade Homemaking
A Home Economics feature outlines apple pie with ice cream and related desserts as hearty, doable treats. It covers pastry technique, filling mix, and steps for apple turnovers and dumplings plus serving tips and a complete 9 inch pie recipe with crusts and spice details.
Dr Westman A Lifework In Fish Science And Conservation
Dr Westman, a California native and Wantagh resident, has since 1945 focused on saltwater fishing grounds off New York harbor and Long Island. He developed home canning of tuna, marked shells, and an electronic device for charting surf clam beds. He authored studies on game fishes, bluefin tuna growth, fluke economics, surf clam industry, and tuna canning. A Montclair High School graduate, he earned Brown University and Cornell doctorates and has served as a senior aquatic biologist for the New York Conservation Department. He belonged to Sigma Xi and several fishery societies and participated in the U S Fishery Mission to Chile in 1944.
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Westman
New York Harbor
Long Island
New Jersey
New York
Lake Simcoe
Ontario
California
May Pugsley- Westman Cohoe
Albert B. Cohoe
First Baptist Church of
Montclair
New York State Biological Survey
Nassau County
SB. Penick & Co
U. & Fish and Idlife Service
N. Y. Conservation Department
U. S
Chile
Sigma Xi
Honorary Scientific Society, Atlantic Fisheries Biologists
The
American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists
Zeta Ps! Social Fraternity
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Loce Paper
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ABC
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Boston
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Shawcross Accounting Service
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Clinton PI
So, Orange Ave
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Zobia
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