Weekend Driving Urges Extra Care Ahead of New Jersey ROA Convention
Raymond R. King warns that good weather and rising weekend traffic in New Jersey raise crash risks for drivers and pedestrians. He cites past injury and fatality figures, urges double precautions, and notes the 25th annual Reserve Officers Association convention at Fort Monmouth with National Defense Week events leading to Armed Forces Day.
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Raymond R. King
Hillside Highway Safety Coor*dinating Committee
New Jersey
King
Frm
Martin J. Ferber
New Jersey Department of the Reserve Officers Association of the United States
Harry I. Luftman
Morris Place
Fort Monmouth
ROA
Home Economists And Dietitians Needed
A national survey seeks dietetic resources by listing individuals with college training in dietetics or institutional management. Homemakers and unemployed professionals may volunteer or work part time or full time. Contact Miss Gertrude Isserman in Newark for details.
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Gertrude Isserman
Community Nutrition Committee of
New Jersey Dietetics Association
Keer Avenue
Newark
Waverly
Land of Good Habits Play Presented by Hurden-Looker Class
Miss Dente’s second grade class at Hurden-Looker School staged Land of Good Habits last Wednesday with Barbara Cherry as the announcer Tepper and Diane Sut ton as the queen. Other participants included Victor Andersen Robert Bairuas Raymond Barbiere Marie Beifus Karen Brunner Walter Chmiel Sharon Dale Shirley Gorman Dolores Knorr Richard Koretz Richard Middleton James Nelson Robert Seylar Betty Ann Sopko Stephen Speigel Robert Storch Darlene Szela Laraine Verba Mary Ann Wadeyka Kenneth Wilson and Henry Worbetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dente
Hurden-Looker School
Barbara Cherry
Tepper
Diane Sutton
Victor Andersen
Robert Bairuas
Raymond Barbiere
Marie Beifus
Karen Brunner
Walter Chmiel
Sharon Dale
Shirley Gorman
Dolores Knorr
Richard Koretz
Richard Middleton
James Nelson
Robert Seylar
Betty Ann Sopko
Stephen Speigel
Robert Storch
Darlene Szela
Laraine Verba
Mary Ann Wadeyka
Kenneth Wilson
Henry Worbetz
Apprentice Airman Serves At Jacksonville Naval Base
Richard P. Murphy an airman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence W Murphy of 1100 Chester Street serves with Fighter Squadron 41 at the U S Naval Air Station Jacksonville Fla A Hillside High School graduate Murphy worked as a sheet metal worker for R F Stengel and Son in Hillside He entered the Navy January 16.
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Richard P. Murphy
USN
Lawrence W. Murphy
Chester Street
U.S. Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Hillside High School
Murphy
R. F. Stengel and Son
Hillside
Navy
Sixth Grade Presents Aladdin Play at Hillside Avenue School
The sixth grade class directed by Mrs. Myrtle Jannelli staged Aladdin last week at Hillside Avenue School. Cast included Richard Sax Arthur Morris Harold Shulman Kathleen Higgins and others with music by Trene Kesil Marcian Gottlieb Melvyn Reich and Lawrence Jaffe. Sound by Michael Sternick and Warren Steinberg. Stage details by Howard Cort Barbara Mertz Lynn Rosenberg and Mona Seiden. Announcers were Lynn Leven Lawrence Jaffe and Michael Gross.
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Aladdin
Hillside Avenue School
Myrtle Jannelli
Richard Sax
Arthur Morris
Harold Shulman
Kathleen Higgins
Marlene Moss
Garaty Susan Goldman
Martin Rappaport
Melvyn Reich
Marvin Leventer
Marcia Gottlieb
John Oliva
Barbara Mertz
Dorothy Bittl
Carol de Vino
Malle Sillajoe
Ralph Mandelbaum
Howard Goldfinger
Michael Gross
Michael Sternick
Frank Garaffa
Lawrence Jaffe
Trene Kesil
Marcian Gottlieb
Warren Steinberg
Howard Cort
Lynn
Oss
Yron Rosenberg
Mona Seiden
Lynn Leven
Hillside Residents Called for Petit Jury Duty
Instructions to report for duty on petit juries from Monday to May 19 have been sent to Hillside residents including Timothy O'Shea 1501 Hiawatha avenue J Raymond Carringer 63 Georgian court Mrs Catherine E Pearson 908 Haviland drive Mrs Dhena W Dinwiddie 254 Conklin avenue Philip F Wein- continued in article with other names.
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Timothy O'Shea
Hiawatha Avenue
J. Raymond Carringer
Georgian Court
Catherine E. Pearson
Haviland Drive
Dhena W Dinwiddie
Conklin Avenue
Philip F, Wein
Ambulance fund praises campaign leader Leslie Reed
A Hillside Ambulance Fund note thanks J Carroll Dolan Sheriff Alex Campbell and County Judge Walter Hetfield for draws and notices guiding the effort. The letter lauds volunteer leadership and a pledge to keep the ambulance ready, not used, with Leslie Reed as chairman and praise for a donor who helped spark the drive.
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Hillside
Leslie Reed
Hillside Ambulance Fund
Thank you for Ambulance Fund in Hillside
In Hillside the community is praised for funding and owning its ambulance. The writer thanks the public and the committees and officers Rev Harold Gamblih Robert Kaplan and Henry Goldher for their cooperative efforts and leadership during the campaign with special note to Mr Goldhor over his mailing and meeting duties.
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Hillside Times
Hillside
Harold Gamblih
Robert Kaplan
Henry Goldher
Hillside Ambulance Fund
Goldhor
Drunken Driver Charged and Fines Issued in Munici pal Court
Thomas Wall of 484 Walnut Street Nutley was fined 223 dollars and had his license revoked for two years by Magistrate Clarence E Kremer. A group of seventy one including Carlos Figueres and Jose M Hernandez faced fines for driving without licenses on Route 29. A Hillside resident Michael Din was part of the proceedings.
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Ramsey Avenue
Thomas Wall
Walnut Street
Nutley
Clarence E. Kremer
Brooklyn
Carlos Figueres
Jose M. Hernandez
Hillside
Michael Din
Local motorists fined for licenses lights and speed
Kowitz of 161 Baltimore avenue paid 6 dollars for not having his automobile lights on on Liberty avenue. George E. Barre of 2040 St George avenue Linden was fined 20 dollars for driving without a license, his second offense. Also fined were Robert W. Maguire of 31 Maple avenue Springfield 20 dollars speeding on Route 29 and Richard F. Hertzberg 226 Shelley avenue Elizabeth 10 dollars speeding and 6 dollars for failing to halt at a stop street. Victor Petelz of 100 Van Buren street Newark fined 28 dollars for leaving the scene of a Route 29 accident. Complainant Albert Benars of 135 Harrow road Westfield. Fined 2 dollars each for permitting dogs to run at large were Walter Rapka of 48 Ridgway avenue and Mrs Ruth Steirman of 1474 Maple ave. Magistrate imposed total 554 dollars in fines. Six softballS stolen Six Spaulding softballs valued at 1 25 each were stolen from the sports equipment room of hillside Avenue School during the week end.
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Kowitz
Baltimore Avenue
Liberty Avenue
George E. Barre
St. George Avenue
Linden
Robert W. Maguire
Maple Avenue
Springfield
Richard F. Hertzberg
Shelley Avenue
Elizabeth
Victor Petelz
van Buren Street
Newark
Albert Benars
Harrow Road
Westfield
Walter Rapka
Ridgway Avenue
Ruth Steirman
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