Comets Fall to Linden and Clark in two straight losses
Hillside High batsmen were held scoreless in two games as Linden and Clark blanked the Comets 4-0 and 6-0. Key hits included a grand slam by Beylon for Clark and a first inning homer by Ed Apalinski for Linden. Groundouts and errors noted, with Linden and Clark piling up early runs and holding Hillside to zero in both contests.
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Hillside High
Comets
Linden
Clark
Beylon
Bruce Burr
Vieira
Bianchi
Hillside
Kleiman
Apalinski
Oft Pines
Mraz
Linzer
Frezva
Sweyer
Clark AB
U Mieira, 2B 4 . Bianchi, Pene Kostelnik, 1B 3. eGo Olozzi
Joseph P. Gerard
Leslie Sica
Prudential In- Seaman
Athletic Assoa
Gerard advances through office in local associations
Gerard, a section supervisor in the group general division at the New ark home office, has 21 years with the company. He has long been active in the A A and served 11 years as publicity chairman. He held one term as second vice president and one as first vice president before becoming president. He is secretary of the Honor ary P.M.B.A. locally and is a member of Rev. Thomas F. Canty Council 3197 Knights of Columbus Christ the King Church Holy Name Society and the Honorary P.B.A. of Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard
A.A
Thomas F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Christ the King Church
Holy Name Society
Hillside
Public Schools Taught in New Jersey High Schools
A report notes that the subject taught in three New Jersey high schools including Irvington and Montclair. The item highlights educational work across multiple districts in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thvee
New Jersey
Irvington
Montclair
Hillside welcomes five student teachers to Hillside High School
Hillside High School announces five college seniors will teach there for eight to twelve weeks. Rutgers and Douglass College affiliates join under supervision of veteran staff including Sally Sinelli and John Kulikow. New appointments include Harold Hartman replacing Jensen in English and a NSFs fellowship for mathematics head William Koellner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyverpara March
Arthur Weiner
Millside High School
David Bonge
Marjoy
Rutgers University
Newark
Sally Pol Sinelli
Seton Mall University
South Orange
Nicholas J. Casciano
Edward Winans
Casciano
Hillside
Tighoo
Atin
Risenstadt
Douglass College
New Brunswick
Harry Ladange
Gloria Manning
Elman
Rutgers Univers
John Kulikow
Carol Gilbert
Rutgers
Jean Keelan
William G. Koellner
National Science Foundation
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Hillside High School
Koelner
New Jersey State College
Montclair
Cornell University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
University of Wyoming
Koellner
Columbia University
Harold Hartman
Trenton
Jensen
Hartman
Teachers College, Columbia University
Association Pn School Business Officials
State of
New York
White Plains
N. Y
Hillside Board approves pay scales and raises for teachers
The Hillside board adopts revised salary guides effective July 1 raising starting pay for teachers in three degree categories by 100. Maximums remain 7450 8000 and 8500 with 100 increments for those at top. Industrial arts program planned for May 11. Harold Eichman seeks adjustment of non-degree vs degree pay differentials citing Hillside at 950 while area average is 372.
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Harold Eichman
Hillside
Blehman
Hillside Bnai Brith Girls Elect Officers 1960 61
New officers for 1960 61 were elected at a Hillside Bnai Brith Girls meeting. President Joan Glick first vice Linda Greenberg second vice Marion Golub secretary Karen Welland treasurer Sheila Lieberman sergeant at arms Sherri Jackson and council reps Wilma Gottlieb Paula Mankowitz. Installations set for the mother daughter dinner at George Washington School gym on Tuesday May 24. Mr and Mrs Sanford Smith of Saginaw Michigan announce birth of son Steven Mark April 29 at St Luke's Hospital Saginaw. The couple have two other children Richard Alan 7 and Nancy Faye 4. Mrs Smith is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Polasky of Saginaw. Mr Smith is son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Smith of 276 Williamson Avenue.
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Hillside B'nai B'rith Girls
Joan Glick
View
Linda Greenberg
Marion Golub
Karen Welland
Sheila Lieberman
Sherri Jackson
Wilma Gottlieb
Paula Mankowitz
George Washington School
Sanford Smith
Saginaw, Mich
Steven Mark
St. Luke's Hospital
Saginaw
Richard Alan
Nancy Faye
Smith
Harry Polasky
Mr. Smith
Benjamin Smith
Williamson Avenue
New Officers Of Eastern Star Installed At Hillside Chapter 192 OFS
Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron of Hillside Chapter 192 OFS host installation of new officers. Elective officers include Associate Matron Gertrude Burns and Secretary ie Goddard with other posts filled. Appointed officers listed with Chaplain Verna Von Bartheld and many name officers. Installing officers were Matron Beattie and Marshal Gladys Gilbert. First meeting scheduled for May.
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David Reese
Hillside
OFS
Ares
Gertrude Burns
Ie Goddard
Della Wessels
Isabelle Shader
Florence Chamberlain
Verna von Bartheld
Marshal
Gladys G
Gilberts Adair
Grace Barton
Ruth
Florence Coates
Esther
Esther Ya~kobofsky
Martha
Vera Cheben
Electa
Matie Wyrenkamp
Katherine Zakovle
Christian
Jessie Belden
Hazel Jonas
Sentinel
Gustave von Bartheld
Irving Young
Mary Ellen Calvert
Florence Brown
MWGM
Mothers Day Tribute Hosted by Mrs Burns
Mrs Burns plans a Mothers Day tribute at her home on Tuesday May 10 inviting friends and family to celebrate the occasion with afternoon greetings and small refreshments.
Women’s Group Of Church Plans Meeting At 12:30
The executive board of the Women’s Association of Elizabet h Avenue Presbyterian Church completed arrangements for a regular meeting at 12:30 p.m. in the church. Miss Ruth J. Cummings hosts at 3 Bailey Avenue. Mrs. Joseph Frowler will speak and Mrs. Walter C. Johnson will be hostess. Helen Tichenor Hock Circle led by Mrs. N. B. Phillips will conduct devotions. Attendees include representatives from neighboring churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ruth J. Cummings
Bailey Avenue
Joseph Frowler
Union
Walter C. Johnson
Helen Tichenor Hock
N. 8. Phillips
Fellowship day planned at Second Presbyterian Newark
Mrs. Russell and Mrs. A Henry Zeigler report a fellowship day at Second Presbyterian Church Newark with world service chairman urging immediate submission of bandages for leprosy patients. Mrs. Philip J. Schaub notes Mrs. Fred Sinzister, a vital leader, has been released from Beth Israel Hospital Newark after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Arate
Second Presbyterian Church
Newark
Will Hold Parley of Student Press
Congresswoman Florence Dwyer hosts the fourth annual Union County student press conference in Elizabeth New Jersey on Saturday May 7 starting at 9 30 a m. Over 30 high school and junior college editors reporters and photographers are expected with invitations sent to all Union County public parochial and private schools and Union Junior College Cranford.
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Washington, D. C
Union County High School
Florence P. Dwyer
Dist
Congress
Sunior College
Dwyer
Union County
Union Junior College
Cranford
Saybrook Preschool Registration Set for May 12
Saybrook parents must register children who will enter Saybrook kindergarten this fall on Wednesday May 12 from 9 to 12 in the A P Morris School auditorium Coe Avenue. Children must be five years old by December 31 to qualify. Bring birth certificate proof of vaccination and immunization records for whooping cough diphtheria and polio.
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Saybrook
A.P. Morris School
Coe Avenue
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Burr
Zgur'ski
Witscher
Hillside AB
Ziobro
Linger
Nut
Prudential’s A. A
Ote Ey
Banks
United States
Basar State Bank OF Union
Morrie Avenue
Burke Pathway
Murdock
Home Office
Bnai B'rith
Smiths
Bowling, Inc
Bloy St. Overpass
N. Dh
Eastern Star
Aimmerman
Lucille Otto
Lurgevet Beattle
Poorence Brown
Jeanine Keese
David Keese
C. Ernest Trasenbach
Florence Chamberlin
Eave Coates
Vera Cheban
Esther Yaksbotsky
Katherine Kearny
Wis
Gladys Gilbert
Vernon Laws Bear
Loving Young
Verma von Bartheld
Frazel Jonas
Jeanice Reese
Zakovic
Marie Var
Gelfond Lumber
Gelhord Ce
Graceland Memorial Park
R. S. Bertrand
Flash Cleaners
Liberty & Hillside Avenues
Hillside, N. J
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