Recreation Commission Holds Parley At Hotel
Members of the New Jersey Recreation Commissioners Association met at the Fenhill Rust Orange Hotel for the annual dinner. Attendees included Mildred B Raphael and Jean A While, with district and school officials present, as a panel discussed planning and use of building space.
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Ny of Recreation
Yew Jersey Recreation Commissioners
Fenhill Rust Orange
Ry Ineabert
Mildred EB. Raphael
Erento
Commission
Ioianee
Lute Share
Harry
Meltzer
Eae Hes
Dominick Peter Yun
Peter G. Humanik
Erovoting
Honored At Luncheon By Western Electric
Charles B. Huestis of 1266 Weauruff Avenue received a diamond emblem at a Western Electric Kearny Works luncheon marking his 30th company anniversary. He is a division chief and member of the Stanley Holmes Chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of America, with 21 years of service at the Kearny Works.
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Honoj
Charles B. Huestis
Weauruff Avenue
Electile Kearny Works
Lia
Huestis
Kearny Works
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Telephone Pioneers of America
Bank Employees Shower for Co Worker Bride to Be
Miss Barbary Selt daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Sel of 1251 Rober Street an employee in the loan department of Hillside National Bank received a surprise miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs Dorothy Reiff 227 Trinity Place given by eighteen fellow employees. The event featured a yellow and green sprinkling can centerpiece and buffet style refreshments as plans for her June 18 wedding to Petty Officer Third Class Peter Baker U S Navy Charleston C to be held at St Catherine's Church were announced.
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Barbary Selt
Ine
Theodore Sel
Rober Street
Ioan Department
Hillside National Bank
Dorothy Reiff
Trinity Place
Emill
Peter Baker
U. S. Navy
Charleston
St. Catherine's Church
Samuel Bunker
Lock Port mM
Reiff
Dorothy Isorda
Doris Hubert
Scholarships For Optometry Study Announced In New Jersey
The New Jersey Optometric Association announces annual scholarships totaling 3000 dollars for optometry study. Eligible are New Jersey residents with at least two years pre-optometric study, top quintile grades, and no immediate family in optometry. Winners chosen by character, academics, and leadership from five leading candidates.
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New Jersey
Hany Brody
de Bred
Ropver
Essex County Cytometic Society
Gehols
NJCA
Egeh Yeu
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
Ubhon
Brody
J. Roever
New Jers
Winners of Hillsite Bank essay contest announced
The Hillsite National Bank included a pamphlet with the February statements containing the top two essays from the Christ essay contest for junior and senior students. Winners are Leslie Amster a junior and Ann oedman a senior. A poster contest ran from November to January for art students.
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Hillsite National Bank
Leslie Amster
Wid Ann
Ye Dank
Safety awards dinner set for May 18 in Union County
Frank W. OBrien, president of the Union County Safety Council, announced the annual certificate awards dinner honoring the 1954 Statewide Interplant safety contest winners will be at 6:30 pm Tuesday May 18 in the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel. Elizabeth Carteret Hotel speaker Herman Distler will address guests Carl Holdersian and Deputy Director C George Krueger will present certificates.
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Frank W. O'Brien
Union County Safety Council
Union County
Elizabeth Carteret Hotel
Elizabeth
Herman Distler
Carl Holdersian
George Krueger
Griffith Symphony Faces Cuts Without More Support
Griffith Symphony may suspend its low priced concerts at the Mosque Theater Newark if subscription take fails to rise. The series features the Boston and Philadelphia orchestras among other major groups. A Halifax? committee of Newark residents aims to boost the 154-55 season subscriptions led by Mrs Beever of South Orange.
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Griffith Music Foundation
Mosque Theater
Newark
Boston
Philadelphia
Joseph Beever
South Orange
Parker QC
Gynlith
Symphony Series Costs Rise While Foundation Keeps Low Prices
Foundation officials note since 1948 the symphony concert series has become the costliest activity and hard to popularize. Costs from participating symphony groups rose over 40 percent while subscription rates remained low and unchanged. They emphasize keeping concerts at the lowest possible price. Speakers said such low priced series are unique in the country.
Symphony Concerts Offer Low Prices With Broad Seats
At current subscription rates, over 1,500 seats are available for each of four symphony concerts at under 2.00 and more than 1,000 seats at 2.25 dollars, indicating wide access for subscribers.
Hillside Group Dines Then Sees Broadway Show
A Hillside group dined at the Newarker Restaurant on Saturday evening and attended the Broadway comedy Oh Men Oh Women at the Henry Milley Theatre in New York. Members included Mr and Mrs Percy H Penn Mr and Mrs Irving Bisen Mr and Mrs Randolph Ghasman and Mrs Robert Kaplat.
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Hillside
Newarker
Henry Milley
New York
Percy H. Penn
Irving Bisen
Randolph Ghasman Wid Mp
Robert Kaplat
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