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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1951

Page

7

Grading Begins For Pingry Ball Field Site

Griswold Contracting Company of Caldwell started leveling the ground late last week to prepare a baseball diamond for Pingry School. Work extends west of Wilder Street extension as a tractor shovel works the site. Pingry plans a Hillside location between North and Irvington avenues on 250 acres. about half bought last year for $12,000 from the township. The land will include school buildings and extensive play areas, ball fields, tennis courts, and landscaping.

Griswold Contracting Company Caldwell Pingry Wilder Street Pingry School Elizabeth Hillside North Avenue Irvington Avenue Elizabeth River Parkway

Second Grade Play at Hillside Avenue School

Mrs. Vivian Sterns second grade class at Hillside Avenue School will perform the play Little Red Shawl at Friday assemblies. The cast includes Jeanie, Maxine Weintraub, Johnny, Tree Sprite, Wind, Calico Cat, Bear, Fireflies, Glow Worms, Deer, Wolf, Bear, Fox, and others with an announcer and pianist before the performance.

Vivian Stern Hillside Avenue School Karen Asbrand Jeanie Maxine Weintraub Johnny Michel Coslit Tree Sprite Tommy Pavlak Wind Wesley Heidrich Hodge Michel Buftmen Podge Pamela Spitz Michael Farbman Jerry Wische Bunny Marilyn Jacob Bal David ‘Zonderman Jeffrey Skuraton Alexander Gud Donald Gilmore Bob Nadasky Michael Kane Leonard—Fischer Norman Chanin Bear Maida Perkoff Steven Toth Sharon Chaiken Arlene Freund Jennifer Friedman Carol Davis Carol Kroll Robert Ward Ellen Lester Robert Ware

Tempting Salad with Ann Page Mayonnaise

A vintage recipe card promotes Ann Page Mayonnaise for dressings and a Lime Salad Ring. It outlines mixing lime gelatin with hot water, vinegar, olives, celery, cucumber and mayonnaise, then layering and chilling in a ring mold, ready to unmold onto lettuce with radish garnish for five servings.

Ann Page A&p

Musical Program At Hurden Looker School Delights Pupils

Hurden Looker School fifth grade classes presented a musical program with Gary Roper as announcer Peter Marino on accordion and Mary Jane Triano and Roger Bundgas on piano The program featured a long list of participating students including Thomas Frangione Peter Jager Charles Jarosky Kenneth Klopproth Ronald Kornissak William Miller John O'Brien and others.

Proclamation Declares May Cerebral Palsy Month

Mayor Raymond R. King of Hillside Township proclaims May as Cerebral Palsy Month. He urges citizens to support United Cerebral Palsy campaigns and the local Cerebral Palsy League of Union County to aid diagnosis care and education for those affected.

United States United Cerebral Palsy Cerebral Palsy League OF Union County Raymond R. King Hillside

Home Economics Exhibit Planned at High School

Home economics students from sixth to twelfth grades will exhibit and model curriculum samples Friday evening May 18 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Tickets are free from any school. The event, led by Mrs. Mildren Hathaway, will show how family living training has broadened with cooking and sewing demos and skits.

Fromm Mildren Hathaway Mildred Shaver Frederick Blum Eugene Crowley Alice Barden Hathaway

Fifth Grade Assembly Program Presented by Hillside School

The fifth grade under Mrs Zel da Walch presented an assembly program of skits and songs on Tuesday. Piano solos were performed by Judith Klein and Ellen.

Barry Waldman Steven Tabakin Ellen Krowen Barry Getchman Carol Funkhauser Terry Berman Judith Klein Gail Ragan Bernie Koblentz Joan Zonderman Shubert's Pen Zelda Walch Hillside Avenue School Ellen

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