Youth Sits In On Operation Alert 1958 Members
In 1958 youth participation and local center cheerleaders are listed with multiple names including Bay Ine Dave Pershovily Meseimer Trene Sirkin Lois Fired Ann Baiera Mark Lev i Tony de Al wey Leonard Greenberg Prk Satko Bert Nussbaum and others pictured at the head of the group. William Gural and Deputy Police Chief Lawrence Tevet observe Civil Defense duties and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Ine
Dave Pershovily
Meseimer
Trene Sirkin
Lois
Ann Baiera
Mark Levi
Pearlman
Tony de Alwey
Leonard Greenberg
Prk
Routh officials push teen recreation and facilities plan
Youth officials on the Recreation Commission urged more facilities for teens including a floodlit playground open to 10 p.m during vacation. They criticized the Police Department for not allowing a loft club room and called for a special drag racing area. Ruth Ann Karetnick led the youth group with Michael Lang as secretary, and committees covered finance personnel recreation buildings and grounds. Janet Handler named playground director at Calvin Coolidge School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Commission
Ruth Ann Karetnick
Michael Lang
Lewis Pratt
Lawrence Levitas
John A. Desch
Fanny Harney
Levitas
Desch
Harney
Pratt
Scrapbook Of PTA Will Be Displayed
Calvin Coolidge School P T A executive board announced their scrapbook will be displayed at the Atlanta City Convention of Parents and Teachers in October. The May meeting is set for May 15 at 3 pm with refreshments at 3 30 pm. A past president will install new officers and the program includes an orchestra, fashion show by seventh and eighth graders, sewing projects, and a cake sale by eighth grade girls to fund their class trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge School
P.T.A
Alex Schutsky
Calan Coolidge P.T.A
Atlanta
Jous Huppert
Andrew Oris
John Felber
Calvin Coolidge
Peppermint Test Flusters Health Board Meeting
A Bristol-Myers building example spurred a two man peppermint test for water leaks in a Health Board briefing led by Plumbing Inspector Benjamin T. Summer. The incident drew chuckles from Dr. Joseph Pey as a peppermint odor traced leaks while a magistrate in Municipal Court fined Stephen Goldhor 25 dollars for careless driving, with some outlets doubting the payment method. Parental attendance lagged at Little League opening events, despite wide support from leagues and volunteer groups as about 300 children paraded before games. Local notices in Bartopel Township face possible reprints due to street closure references amid ongoing regulatory adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintergreen
Board of Health
Benjamin T. Summer
Bristol-Myers Co
Joseph Pey
League
Ambulance
Dad, Hoop & Hammer Association
Re Serve Police
Oiee Ae Say
Latevee earns study abroad scholarship to Madrid program
Minh Mary Jane Latevee of Montclair State College has been awarded a study abroad scholarship for the Margar et B. Hake Punt student exchange. A Spanish major, she will study at the University of Madrid for the 1988-89 school year, with credit toward a master's degree. She departs September 6 aboard a U.S. carrier and will tour Spain before classes begin in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minh Mary Jane Latevee
Rus Wit
Jerome Ave
Hue
Winlots
Montclair State
Coltoms
Margeret B. Hake
M Latevee
University of Madrid
Studiies
Spain
U.S. United States
Rance
Hillside Community Orchestra set for May 22 concert
The Hillside Community Orchestra will perform its seventh concert at Hillside High School auditorium on Thursday evening May 22 at 4 15. Leonard Strassman chairs the Hillside music department and conducts. New piece String Fever by Herbert Steier will debut with Steier conducting. Soloists Bill Friedman Newark saxophone and Martin Sperber Hillside French horn, with Moe Saltzman Hillside on accompaniment. Admission is free and residents of Hillside and nearby communities are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Community Orchestra
Hillside High School
Leonard Strassman
Hillside Schools
Herbert Steier
Newark
Sieier
Bill Friedman
Martin Sperber
Hillside
Moe Saltzman
Sinai Hebrew School to Register Pupils for Fall Term
Irae Alexander, chairman of Sinai Congregation Hebrew School committee, announces fall term registration for boys and girls entering third grade in September. Registration times: Sunday May 18 10 30 am to 12 noon Tuesday May 20 and 21 7 30 to 9 pm and May 18 to 22 2 to 4 pm. Preparatory class available for children entering second grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irae] Alexander
Hebrew School Committee of
Sinai Congregation
Ground Breaking For Two High School Additions Reach 1989 Opening
Ground breaking Friday evening marked the start of additions to the high school, including 16 Chessrooms and EY Mastin at a total cost of 1,162,000. Township officials and school leaders attended as plans outline boiler replacement and ongoing construction to ready the school for the 1989 opening, with double sessions during the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whith
Tuscol Tan
Piveldoat
Edeyaen
John 2
Benny
Chia
DU Vanmitten
Cueto
Spidey
He Howrd
Bertil
Sant Tie
Bering
Berting
Max Schleifer
Louis Disehler
Ruhl L. Custer
Samuel Dubow
Eighteen New Members Inducted Into Hs Honor Society
Eighteen students were inducted into the National Honor Society at Hs Friday. Names read include Beverly Aaron Barbara Andreychin Jeffory Conford Diane Galik Roger Garron Jacobs Edward Goldstein Gordon Jacobs Barry Kibel Martin Levitas Michael Markowitz Arnold Olshan Gail Petrucka Jean Rosenberg Doris Steinman Charlotte Tiedeman Rose Tobin Isabelle Wainshel and Barry Waldman. Peter Glavine of the Class of 1957 administered the oath. Thomas Buzalski of CK of 1927 received the Distinguished Alumnus Award. Mrs Annamae S Rudolph serves as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Aaron
Barbara Andreychin
Jeffo Wy Conford
Diane Galik
Roger Garodnick
Edward Goldstein
Gordon Jacobs
Barry Kibel
Martin Levitas
Michael Markowitz
Arnold Olshan
Gail Petrucka
Jean Rosenberg
Doris Steinman
Charlotte Tiedeman
Rose Tobin
Isabelle Wainsehel
Barry Waldman
Peter Glavine
ISS7
Thomas Buzalski
Annamae S. Rudolph
Court session blends humor and youth in Irvington ordinance case
Municipal Court last Thursday drew a large youth audience including Mrs Adel Harmon's history class. Youth judge Lorin Weisenfeld and clerk George Mudry presided as 17 year old Richard Kennedy was fined for motor vehicle violations, while his mother collapsed and was revived. Kennedy cited a friend’s permission. the court later dismissed one charge. A 17 year old defendant, Stephen Goldhor, paid a $25 fine after backing into a police car. Michael Kiuss drew laughs with his apology for disorderly conduct while inebriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
New York Times
Municipal Court
Henry
Adelaide Harmon
Lorin Weisenfeld
George Mudry
Herbert Kennedy
17Th Avenue
Irvington
Henry Goldher
Richard
Harmon
Young Kennedy
Sonny
Kennedy
Dennis Luzba
Grove Street
Chambers
Stephen Goldhor
Hillside
Jersey
Michael Kiuss
Tillman Street
Kluss
Mass at Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Church in Hillside
The Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Church plans a Byzantine rite Liturgy Mass at 10 am on Sunday May 1 on Bristol-Myers Playfield Hillside Avenue. Rev Thomas F Canty, Knights of Columbus sponsor, with Rev Clement Enelert explaining the rite. Demetrius La Puta and Rev Myron Lozarski with Simeon Evanohko assist as deacon and sub deacon. The St Johns Ukrainian Church Newark choir will sing responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-Myers Playfield
Hillside Avenue
Thomas F. Canty Corneil
Knigghts of
Columbus
Clement Enelert
New York City
Demetrius la Puta
Newark
Myron Lozarski
Atu
Simeon Evanoehko
Most Happy Fella Next At Paper Mill
The Most Happy Fella will be Frank Carrington's next presentation at Paper Mill Playhouse. The Frank Loesser musical adaptation of They Knew What They Wanted opened on Broadway and ran eighty six weeks. It opens Tuesday May 20 and runs six weeks through June 29 at Millburn theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loesser
Sidney Howard
Frank Carrington
Paper Mill Playhouse
Millburn Theatre
Young Judea Group to Meet at Sinai Congregation
Hillside Young Judea Club will meet Thursday evening May 15 at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue. Instruction in Israeli dances will feature the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Judea Meeting
Hillside Young Judea Club
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Mother-Daughter Club Installation Promised at May Luncheon
The Mother-Daughter Club met at Mrs. S. De Martino's home at 39 Fairbanks Street. New officers will be installed at the final meeting on Wednesday May 21 in the Morris School cafeteria. A farewell to sixth grade members will be given and outgoing members will be pinned. Second grade girls and their mothers are invited. The annual luncheon is set for Saturday May 24 at the Tallyho Restaurant in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP. Morris
S. de Martino
Fairbanks Street
Wade
Tallyho
Union
Linde Plans to Cease Operations at Local Plant
Frederick Lacey attorney for the Linde Company told the Board of Health last Wednesday night that the firm plans to cease operations at the local plant around June 1. The dispute centers on hydrogen sulfide discharge into a stream from Linde’s site and insufficient results from a chlorination fix. The board instructed its attorney to confirm Linde’s exact plans and why representatives did not attend the meeting. A special May 21 session may be held. Linde’s Sanitary Code conviction appeal remains pending and questions linger if shutdown means full closure as a permit to store ethylene gas was recently denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lacey
Linde Company
Ramsey Avenue
Board of Health
Linde
Health Board
Robert Diamond
Lacey
Gerson L. Ram
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Civil Defense Or Control Council
Jood Control Center
Coun
Yciaiski
Glenn Mangolis
Servig
O On
Wayne T. Branum
Jay Barry Rodrich
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Ee Tention
Lces
Mary Jan Jalevet
Community Orchestra
Hs Honor Society
Spt
George Helock
Chelsea Attic
Selrite
Chestnut Ave
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Nen Avene
Mayfair Liquor Store
Graham Winter
Daniel Cerven
North Broad Street
Mayfair Theatre
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Grover
Hallmark
Christ
Proskomedia
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Jerusalem
St. John's Akrainian Catholic Church
Paper Mill
Browney Funeral Home
N. Broad
Mother-Daughter Club
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Rodent Control Standard Exterminating Co
Hillside Ave
Walverly
Jack Redlus
Liberty Ave
Benj. Moore
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