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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
8
A long list of graduates and honorees appears, naming seniors, juniors, and freshmen from Hazelton High School. The event highlights include top scholars and several standout athletes, with many names repeated across classes.
Arnold H. McClow announces a Hillside Mental Health Committee meeting at Hillside Avenue School on Tuesday evening May 24 at 8 oclock Mrs Morris Jaffe reports on fund raising and the Hillside drive Plans for the on going committee are discussed Mrs Arthur F Ackerman president of Union County N J Association for Mental Health will attend All interested persons are invited to attend
Five of its supervisors received safety certificates at a 1955 safety lecture for foremen and supervisors in industry under the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Union County. Recipients included Ella Grasso forelady William Bahre Arthur Buntele Albert Prescher foremen Joseph Coviel lo group leader. The certificates were presented at the industrial safety dinner at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel in Elizabeth. Also present were J. Gardner safety inspector G Zabka and Joan Burns RN plant nurse.
A parade of over 200 joined opening ceremonies in the Lktetie area for the Little League season. Special guests included Phil Rizzuto and Ja Woods of the Yankees, with Mayor Goldhor throwing the ceremonial first pitch and eight Little League teams playing three exhibition innings.
A Hillside correspondent questions the Townhip Committee’s rejection of a swimming pool gift from the Pillside Industrial Association citing resident summer absence and high operating costs. The letter argues for public input on town projects including town halls air conditioning hospitals and pools and challenges Mr Goldhor and council figures.
The newly elected officers of Hill sde Lodge 1514 Bnai Brith will be installed Monday evening May 23 at Clinton Manor Newark under installing officer Robin Ritz and chairman Herman Arlejn. Titleholders include Milton R as president Lawrence evilus as 1st VP Robert Rosenberg as 2nd VP Joseph Ram as 3rd VP Charles Ransch as financial secretary SAMCourser as recording secretary Willig Krautblatt guardian Magsasoff monitor Max Schleifer trustees Dr Milton Lilien Paul liter Sidney slander George Tampelsky Herman Ontell and assistants David Bock Abe Charnack Edward Gottlieb Robert Lipson and Joseph Ram
Fragmented OCR text references a First Aid Council Parley and delegates. Names and specifics are garbled, with no clear event location date or outcomes to report. The readable portions mention a session at 1s Suyventiaey and several unclear person names.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a team's claimed win and scattered numbers including a score around 110. The readable items reference Babe and possible opponents but lack coherent names, dates, or locations to establish a clear event or outcome.
Hillside High's standout finished fourth in the Union County track meet held at Plainfield. Linisde earned two points to place seventh overall, just ahead of nearby Westfield which failed to score. Craiford won the meet with 82 points, with Jefferson and Plainford tied for second on four.
Six grade class from Walside Avenue School presents an operetta The Seven Did Ladies of Lavender Town England at the school auditorium on May 4 at 930 am and 130 pm The fantasy tale follows old ladies separated from husbands who appear as waxworks at Tidytown fair with a large cast including Professor Haskins Alexander Goodman and Jerome Wische The Duchess Maxine Weintraub and other actors musicians and crew listed with names of students and staff responsible for music propping and staging
A silver tea was hosted in the Chirkish Room of the Hiden vom School to honor Miss Marguerite Kennedy on her retirement after 32 years as a teacher. Principal Albert Vreeland and several faculty members attended, with PTA members and town residents among the guests.
A meeting and exhibit at Nancy-Luzon School Roselle hosted by Mrs Alice Kohler and staff, with card party proceeds May 7 at St Luke's Roselle totaling 285.50. Albert Miller named to nominating committee for June 9 election at K of C Hall Elizabeth. Your Adult Group for Retarded Children to hold barn dance and meeting May 24 at C Hall 7 to 9 30 p.m.
Recreation Handicraft Institute author Cy Vaughn will lead a craftstrip workshop sponsored by Hillside Recreation Commission at the War Memorial Building Liberty Avenue on Wednesday May from 9 30 am to 4 pm. Teachers recreation workers Boy Cy Vaughn a national authority will demonstrate craftstrip use along with Girl Scout leaders Cub and Brownie leaders and others in this growing hobby offering creative design and color possibilities despite ordinary initial skill.
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