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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
2
Mike Giordano a local contractor known as Diamond G blends wood construction work with a passion for horses and rodeos. He joined a federation about five years ago and has competed in rodeos across New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Mike, owner of two western stock horses Diamond G and Blackjack, works two years as a wrangler at Roundup Ranch in Downesville New York. His car and wagon bear the Diamond G emblem and he travels 120 miles to Cowtown Nebraska every Tuesday night for a trade. His love of horses is strong, and his family Jean Grace and Kathy support the western lifestyle.
David Davies of Hillside The Overbrook School for the Blind Philadelphia placed third in the two mile run at a five school track meet hosted by the Maryland School for the Blind in Overlea Maryland Maryland won the contest with North Carolina second Virginia third Overbrook fourth West Virginia last Davies ran again May 1 in a two miler at New York City Overbrook won 66 to 43 over the New York Institute for the Education of the Blind
Valley Forge Pennsylvania reports Hill side School reviewed the 1957 Freedoms Foundation award. Rev Tharnilom G Reeve presented the honor from the foundation's development department. The school will receive a Freedom Library of books and teaching materials and a George Washington honor medal for its project on political and economic freedoms expressed through booklets and essays.
Senior Associates, a group of retired men operating a cooperative shop at 223 Central Avenue, have space for additional members or DIY workers. A small monthly fee grants access to a fully equipped shop for wood and metal projects and contract work. Inquiries to Raymond R. Wicklein at the shop near Bernstein Cleaners or by phone WA Averly 3. Brochure notes school system organization by Hillside National Bank in May statements.
The Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club scholarship committee announces a cake and pie sale from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday May 24 at Acme Supermarket on Liberty Avenue Shopping Center. Proceeds fund the scholarship program led by Helen Kirkpatrick and committee members including Mrs. Rachel Whalen and Mrs. Thelma Hathaway.
Readable items include names and addresses such as Joseph Trenas Jerome Avenue Ro bert LeBow Greenwood Terrace Exeter Way Hartley Terrace 214 Exeter Way 856 Gateway 231 Exeter Way 167 Hartley Terrace Edward Atwater 79 Bauer Terrace Charles Acy 259 Ogden Way The text lists Form IV Form VII Form I Grade 6 with honors and first or second honors assignments for several students.
Oliver Herttun, cashier of the Hillside National Bank, will attend the Graduate School of Banking to advance his financial training and professional duties.
Banking at Rutgers University in New Brunswick is in focus as officials outline plans for the second year of the program. Details remain sparse but emphasize student involvement and campus access to services.
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