Drama Prize winner earns Athlete of the Month honor
Howard chalked up twelve consecutive victories earning Athlete of the Month. He stars in intramural basketball and played freshman and junior varsity in high school. He plans Syracuse University accounting and law studies and aims for tax or corporate law. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Atterman with siblings Bruce Jill and Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Hillside A.Z.A
Syracuse University
al Atterman
Bruce
Hillside High
Jill
Robert
Youth of the Month Howard Atterman Named by Hillside Lions Club
Howard Atterman of 1472 Highland Avenue is chosen May Youth of the Month by the Hillside Lions Club for his leadership in school activities. He served as junior class president, re-elected senior year, sits on the Student Council and Cabinet, and participates in Key Club Broadway and Arts Club and the senior play. He excels in sprint events and remains undefeated in track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Atterman
Highland Avenue
Hillside Lions Club
Howard
Hillside Court Dockets Auto Larceny and Drunk Driving Fines
At Hillside Court on May 8 1969 Maxwell Greene of Newark pleaded guilty to auto larceny and was fined 50 dollars. Richard Preis of Hillside was found guilty of assault and battery and using profanity and fined 25 dollars. Diane Drew of Hillside was found not guilty on careless driving. Jeres John A White of Newark and Colden Lucan of Plainfield pleaded guilty to unlicensed driving and fined 55 dollars each. Albert Rosengarten of Hillside pleaded guilty to parking by a hydrant and fined 15 dollars plus 10 for contempt. James W Wilson of Elizabeth pleaded guilty to drunken driving, fined 205 dollars and license revoked for two years. Others were found not guilty or had charges dismissed. Robert W Stecker of Hillside pleaded guilty to careless driving and fined 35 dollars. He also pleaded guilty to another unspecified charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Maxwell Greene
Newark
Richard Preis
Diane Drew
Jeres
John A. White
Colden Lucan
Plainfield
Eeeee
Albert Rosengarten
James W. Wilson
Elizabeth
Robert W. Stecker
Scouts Set For Action Expo Promises Busy 1969 Union Council Show
The 1969 Scouting-in-Action Expo by the Union Council, Boy Scouts of America, will run May 23 to 25 at the Elizabeth Armory. Vic tor W. Clark reports 67 scout units have reserved booths and more arrive daily. Limited space will be released on a first come basis. Troop 90 at St. Catherine's Church Holy Name Society features psychedelic electrical art. Troop 190 at A P Morris School P T A features narcotics awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Council
Boy Scouts of America
Victor W. Clark
Scouts In Union Council
Elizabeth Armory
Clark
Armory
Hillside Scout
St. Catherine's Church
Holy Name Society
A. P. Morris School
P.T.A
Y HO CA Opens Camp Staff Appointments
Y H O C A hires staff for the season beginning June 30 led by Director Mrs Jay Goldberg and Head Counselor Mrs William Marlin. Unit heads include Mr and Mrs Jay Goldfischer and Mrs Aaron Stier with Roberta Jacobson as swimming director Nicky Glassman arts and crafts director and Kathleen Schroeder as nurse. The camp serves kindergarten through sixth grade with daily activities 9 AM to 4 PM Monday through Friday and includes swimming, crafts, nature study, cookouts and weekly Oneg Shabat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Goldberg
William Marlin
Jay Goldfischer
Aaron Stier
Roberta Jacobson
Nicky Glassman
Kathleen Schroeder
Y-Ho-Ca
Mitchell Jaffe
Golden Age Greece comes alive in Hillside School play
Sixth graders from George Washington School attend an orientation at Hillside Avenue School hosted by Miss Edna Doll. The Greek play The Skills of Pericles was staged by Mrs Gehrmann’s class with students portraying Athens citizens and peers offering tours and a Q and A session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filomena Zecca
George Washington School
Hillside Avenue School
Edna Doll
Pericles
Mra
Toni Gehrmann
Myrtle Jannell
Gehrmann
Hillside Agere School
Greece
Helena
Cindy Stetz
Ajax
Louis Aielli
Steven Kaye
Hector
Susan Spadone
Old Sailor
Alan Shulman
Ida
Wendy Goldner
Edward Garcia
Eleanor Kor
Man
Ellen Eisenberg
Eva Weisberg
Fern Shaw
Kyle Davis
James Coler
Marc Warren
Tina Keyser
Shirley Brooks
Margaret Adams
Paul Rodrigues
Leo Klimchock
Ignacio Sierra
Randy Zuest
Diane Tahll
Iris Schwartz
Diana Klinko
Mindy Grubstein
Kevin Morgan
Mary Ann Opsasnick
Nancy Husbands
Hillside High School
Union County Personnel and Guidance Association
Union County
Union College enrolls 267 G I Aids veterans in Cold War G I Bill
Four Hillside residents are among Union College's 267 students receiving Cold War G I Bill benefits. They make up about 15 percent of the enrollment with 139 in Day Session and 128 in Evening Session. Many are Vietnam era veterans. Abraham H. Ash Barry D. Fisher Ronald L. Repmann and Robert T. Sforza are Hillside recipients.
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Hillside
Union College
Paul W. Selby
Kenneth W. Iverson
Abraham H. Ash
Williamson Avenue
Barry D. Fisher
Bestern Parkway
Ronald L. Repmann
Boston Avenue
Robert T. Sforza
Franklin Street
Women Educators Plan Programs for 1969 70
The Hill Side Delta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa held its May meeting at Mrs. Evelyn Schueler’s home. A Chinese dinner was served by hostesses Harriet Becker Phyllis Brogan Frances Ehman and Reesa Serwatka as plans were made for educational programs for 1969 70 and expansion of the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill“Side Delta Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
International
Honorary Sorority For Women Educators
Evelyn Schueler
Harriet Becker
Phyllis Brogan
Frances Ehman
Reesa Serwatka
Central pick up stops offer services for neighborhoods
Fragmentary text notes central pick up stops servicing several neighborhoods. It mentions 64 youngsters who will be five years old, indicating a local program or event for children. Further details are missing due to incomplete source.
Pfeiffer students sponsor tutoring program for 130 area children
Arnold F. Gordo of Hillside heads a Pfeiffer College Student NEA chapter tutoring program aiding 130 elementary students. Forty Pfeiffer students run two 45 minute sessions on Wednesday nights at the Misenheimer campus with director Joe Internicola and co directors Mike Africa and Sandra Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfeiffer College
Arnold F. Gordo
Hillside
National Education Association
Pfeiffer
Misenheimer
N. C
Joe Internicola
Elmont
Long Island
Spain Trip Offered To Students
Hillside High School faculty plan two Summer Spanish Spectaculars sending 30 students to Spain for 15 days from July 31 to August 24. The package includes New York to Madrid air fare Iberia first class hotels and two meals daily with a Spanish high school visit and cultural excursions. Contact Group Plan Travel Hillside 16 West Shelton Terrace or call 686 8550 for details.
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Judith Slutsky
Hillside High School
Slutsky
Spain
New York
Madrid
Iberia Airlines
el Prado
Toledo
Granada
Riviera
la Costa del Sol
Tangiers
West Shelton Terrace
Hillside
Hillsiders Elected To Students Office
Thomas J. Taylor of Westfield won the Day Session Student Council presidency at Union College. Jeffrey J. Creed Elizabeth elected vice president Barbara A. Guzewski Fanwood named secretary Elliott J. Kominsky Hillside treasurer Lenore M. Daniel Hillside named sophomore at large representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Taylor
Palsted Avenue
Westfield
Union College
Jeffrey J. Creed
Pennington Street
Elizabeth
Barbara A. Guzewski
Forest Road
Fanwood
Elliott J. Kominsky
Valley View Road
Hillside
Lenore M. Daniel
Roanoke Avenue
Kominsky
Norman A. Kominsky
Hillside High School
Daniel
Richard Daniel
Miss Lena Newmark Exhibits Paintings in Maplewood
Miss Lena Newmark of Hillside, member of the Art Gallery of South Orange and Maplewood, will display her paintings June 2 to 25 at the Hilton Branch Maplewood Library 1688 Springfield Ave. She is a retired teacher for physically handicapped children who took up painting as a hobby and substitute career. Her works have appeared at Bamberger's Hillside Municipal Building New Jersey Outdoors exhibit at Washington Park Newark and other venues. For retired and senior citizens Miss Newmark recommends.
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Lena Newmark
Hillside
Art Gallery of
South Orange
Maplewood
Hilton
Springfield Ave
Newmark
Bamberger’s
Hillside Municipal Building
New Jersey
Washington Park
Newark
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Edward J. Marduk
Archdiocesan
CYO
Angelo Lucco
Union Ave
Mary Vassallo
High St
Orange
Queen of Peace High School
North Arlington
Angelo
St Michael's Elizabeth
Mary
St. John's, Orange
UIS Devi
Frank R. Mesta
Edison
John Parinella
Mountainside
Joseph Dowling
Union
Garden State Parkway
Jack Snyder
Low Countyha
Camp
G.i.’S
Union : College
Women Educators
Bill Tyson
Tyson
Gordo
Tome F. Gordo
Fairview Place
Carson Long Institute
New Bloomfield, Pa
Hillsiders
Miss Newmark
WEW
Jerseve
Toyota
Toyote
Madison Square Garden
Heidi Loeb
Marie Melillo
Karen Cole
David Kulpan
Kenny Klarfeld
Jay Klarfeld
Edward
Beth Peteverry
Helen Peteverry
Trip
Walter
Tip
D. Klarfeld
Hillside Ave
BTA
N.J
Airport Hotel
Airport
Costa del Sol
Tetuan
UCTC
al Union County Trust Company
Promise
Union County Trust Company
Fuzabeth
UNDEN
Cranford
Summit
Berseiet Flberty
Federal Reserve System
Fadaral Deposit Insurance
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