Sanger plant executive urges Hillside club on women careers
Florence T Holton manager for the Sanger ti plant of the Radio Corporation of America spoke at the Elisabeth Elks Clubhouse during Is Elisabeth Hillside Business and Professional Women's Week. She urged women to pursue advancement through training and to build reputations in teaching nursing and other fields. Guests included Nilside High School senior class members led by Acting President Nancy Cox and officers Barbara Eisenberg Barbara Andreyehin Jane Bell Ellen Kro wen Harriet Harding.
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Florence T. Holton
Fie
Sanger
Sly
Tss Holton
Edith Herrmann
Youth Takes Reins of Government Here
Youth in Government Day observed with high school students assuming municipal and school posts. Appointments covered Township Committee, Board of Education, and multiple departments, with 13 students named to Civil Defense Council and 15 to Hillside Safety Council, plus school officials and principals across several schools.
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John Albrecht
Eugene Parochniak
Jon Brody
Herbert Gutentag
Fred Sieka
Ronald Barlok
Charles Plungis
Board of Education
Loretta Lynch
Jay Barry Rohrich
Harry Gulkin
Walter Szymanski
Virginia Manganarok
Joan Hill
Carol Rubovitz
Michael Tropp
Robert Hodavance
Daniel Ordower
Richard Brogan
Patricia Muceino
Herbert Lewtter
Lillian Waxman
Gerald Gare
Harold Rosenblum
William Vreeland
Miriam Lowenstein
Lorin Weisenfeld
George Mudry
Philip Leininger
Richard Koveleski
Daniel Studney
Board of Assessment
Robert Pinnas
David Rapel
Martin Blumenthal
Donald Scher
Allan Zemanovic
Katina Geraeos
Bruce Seiden
Patricia Robertozzi
Howard Korenstein
Rae Ordower
Library Board
Pauline Shannon
Betty Hymowitz
Libby Silverstein
Laiba Mykytuik
Joel Levinson
Carol Lipshulté
Board of Health
Mikle Vacula
Judy Stiller
Patricia Wheaton
Steven Emmerich
Fred Popick
David Jaggers
Robert Szamareta
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Michael Lang
Pauline Shipker
William Ivans
Ruth Ann Karetnik
George Plunkett
Matthew Skeda
Henry Toby
Board of Assessors
Morris Gillet
Eleanor Fried
Steven Ritz
Local Assistance Board
Lawrence Teterman
Robert Carls
Shirley Landow
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Myron Koris
Jeffery Huppert
Barry Boeloff
Gloria Lazawuts
Ive Newman
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Gerald Popivk
Allan Leinwand
Carol Scherer
Shade Tree Commission
Jules Rossi
Michael Gupko
Lewis Raba
Civil Defense Council
Hilside Safety Council
Raymond Richkus
Elizabeth Friedman
Carol Kowitski
Glenn Mangold
Fred Feldman
Carol Eisen
Joan Waldman
John Schwartz
George Washington
Maxine Schultzer
Hillside Avenue
Harvey Lazarus
Calvin Coolidge
Leonard Scarola
Harden Looker
Barbara Rosenberg
Abram P. Morris - Saybrook
Lawrence Boff
School salaries and pool plans stir local chatter
Community interest swirls around teacher pay figures and a proposal to fund a high school swimming pool from bid savings for the Livingston Manor area. IBid reactions include close votes and scattered accusations of opposition while rumors swirl about a cruise club dance and transportation quirks.
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H.S
Milford
Disorderly Youths Fined 500 Each By Magistrate
Five youths convicted of disorderly conduct at Sony's Sweet Shoppe on Liberty Avenue were fined 500 dollars each by Magistrate Henry Goldhor. The 200 to 300 person crowd heard details of the brawl that damaged property and injured individuals.
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Henry Goldhor
Sony
Sweet Shoppe
Liberty Avenue
Donald R. Zimmerman
Tillman Street
Michael V. Cerrato
Hollywood Avenue
Hillside
Andrew WY. Apostolis
Boyd Street
Dominick Spagone
Elizabeth Avenue
George Triano
VT Johnson Avenue
Newark
Levington
Ticino
Cerrato
Peter Tell
West 23Rd Street
Bayonne
Goldhor
Lupeshka
White Street
Norman Menkin
Sterner Road
Nelson Medering
Crain Street
William Rupp
Quy, Vor
Albert Raineri
Softball Leagues Start Play Monday
The flllsite Recreation Commission announces community industrial softball league play begins Monday evening May 12 at 6 30 p m. Games run Mon Tue Wed Thu at Central Avenue Conant Street Park Rutgers Avenue fields with teams including Westinghouse Keystone Hollywood Tavern Marys Shoes Kingsmen A A Millside V F W Bristol Myers Airyh orne Accessories Atlantic Sheet Metal and Schacht Steel. Deadline for entries is Friday noon May 9. Contact the Recreation Department at the Municipal Building.
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Flllsite Recreation Commission
Peter G. Humanik
Central Avenue
Conant Street Park
Rutgers Avenue
Westinghouse
Keystone
Hollywood Tavern
Mary's Shoes
Kingsmen A.A
Millside V.F.W
Bristol Myers
Douglass Alumnae Meet Here Tuesday
Douglass College alumnae or Union County will meet Tuesday May 13 at 8 15 pm at the home of Mrs Bertram Sauerbrunn 216 Exeter way Mrs Paul C Cornish executive coordinator of the United Cerebral Palsy League School of Union County will be the speaker The league CP center is one of the projects supported by the alumnae Program chairman is Mrs Harold H Banta of Westfield Co hostesses will be Mrs Helmut Zeiss of Roselle and Miss Ruth Morgan of Roselle Park.
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Douglass College
National Award Slated for Emanuel Finkel
Emanuel Finkel will be honored by the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America as one of eighteen leaders nationwide. The national dinner to honor him is set for June 3 at the Hotel Roosevelt in New York City. Finkel is a former Sinai Congregation president and currently chairs its board of trustees.
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Reuben Gross
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America
Fieh
Sinai Congregation
Emanuel Finkel
United States
Canada
Gross
Finkel
Hotel Roosevelt
New York City
The
Sinal Conprepation
Hillside High Student Earns Second in Writing Contest
John Kauger, 14, freshman at Hillside High School, won second place in the Junior poetry division of the Scholastic Writing Awards for high school students. The award, sponsored by the Sheaffer Pen Company, was announced today in New York by Scholastic Magazines.
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America
John Kauger
Hillside High School
Scholastic ‘Writing Awards
Sheaffer Pen Company
Nework
Scholastic Magrazines
Turnout prompts extension for Shan ty Shack program
The Recreation Commission approves an extra week for the Shan ty Shack teen dance canteen at Hillside Avenue School Gymnasium from 8 to 11 p.m. The extension follows strong turnout of 8th graders last Saturday night and invites 8th graders to attend this Saturday's event.
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Recreation Commission
Peter G. Sumanik
Hillside Avenue School
Grymnasium
Police Parade Set With Tax Grant Event May 10
A community parade is planned for May 10 linking tax relief efforts with a local sports and theatre celebration. Local figures including Bob Turley are expected to attend. floats from Kiwanis Lions and civil groups will travel from George Washington Playground to Card Avenue and Little League Stadium. The procession will feature Little League players minor leaguers and contingents from police fire ambulance civil defense and leagues.
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Tate Learte
Will Pote
la Vindiay
Bob Turley
New York Yonukbes
George Washingan
Wirins Avenue
Liberty
Herbert Avenue
Herbert
Little League
Cardavenue
Civil Defense
Hoop and Hammer Association
Kiwanis
Lions, Roly
War Memory Association
Millside Induster Association
Knights of Columbus
Binal Birth and
Pood
Life League
National Merit Award To Student Levitas From Wilside
National Merit Scholarship rarned by Martin James Levitas son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Levitas of 1485 Stanley tervare. Levitas expected to major in mathematics and has earned wins in the Brookyln Polytechnic math contest and the Baird Memorial basin contest. He is a National Honor Society member, HS student council treasurer, cross country letterman, and AZA member. Also active in Bnai Brith youth. Town committee considers police subsistence allowance and zoning changes.
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Martin James Levitas
Lawrence Levitas
Stanley Tervare
Wilside
Levitas
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Baird Memorial Basin
National Honor Society
Connell
AZA
Wrai Brith
Kiwanis Presents Flag to Hillside Girl Scout Troop 5
David S. Morrison of Hillside National Bank presented a troop flag to Senior Girl Scout Troop 5 at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Di Giovanni. Paul Kifner praised the Kiwanis Club for the flag while Marleneeon thanked them. The troop plans a bank account and a Washington weekend, with camp and education activities scheduled.
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David S. Morrison
Hillside National Bank
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Joseph di Giovanni
Mertz Avenue
Mr. Morrison
Kiwanis Club
Paul Kifner
Marlene Eon
Ann Dittovanni
Joseph W. Heon
Washington
Peon
Lorraine Pastor
Diane Sutton
Board of Education
Dorothy Middleton
Hillside
Ninth District To Install Officers At May 28
Ninth District Civic Association members elected leaders for nine district. New officers are Frank W Brice president Alfred Ajreen vice president Walter Hanauer treasurer John Baird secretary David Kraft sergeant at arms and trustees Madelyn Brice Thomas Burns Frank Cangialorsi Sophie Golden John Jakuboski Joseph Dill Township officials invited as guest speakers A barn dance set for May 17 at Polish American Hall Tickets from Marion Kraft Brice. Mary Jean born April 28 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gennaro Messano.
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Ninth District Civic Association
Frank W. Brice
Alfred Ajreen
Walter Hanauer
John Baird
David Kraft
Madelyn Brice
Thomas Burns
Frank Cangialorsi
Dorothy Rayoff
Sophie Golden
John Jakuboski
Joseph Dill
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