Achiever Wins Space Age Trip for Hillside Student
Barbara Issler of Hillside High School, vice president of JABC G Co, is named a Junior Achievement Youth Incentive and Educational project winner. She will join thirty top achievers on an eight day trip July 12 to 19 visiting Bell Tel Star units in Holmdel Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt NASA Smithsonian Air and Space Museum West Palm Beach Cape Kennedy and related facilities. Bristol-Myers adviser Anthony Cocuzza notes her outstanding JA record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lacher
Plan Wisnezer
General Aniline & Film Corp
Jerker
Junior Achievement Board of Directors
Barbara
Issler
Thomas
Hillside High School
Jabcg Co
Bristol-Myers Co
Junior Achievement
Bell Telephone
Holmdel
Goddard Space Plight Center
Green Belt
Maryland
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Smithsonian Air &Space Museum
Wash
MacDonald Names Hillside Republican Co ordinator
Resident MacDonald announces Barbara Sasovetz of 412 Yale Ave Hillside as campaign coordinator for the Assembly bid. Sasovetz secretary of the Hillside Republican Club and member of MacDonald’s county coordinating committee says he is well qualified and that she will aid in Union County’s 21 communities.
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Donald W. MacDonald
Assembly
Barbara Sasovetz
Yaleve
Hillside
Miss Sasovetz
Hillside Republican Club
Don lacDonald
Olympic Park Circus Free Headliner for 50th Season
Frank Cook will headline Olympic Park's first free circus of its 50th season. He turns the danger of a 55 foot high wire into light entertainment as the main act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cook
Olympic Park
Scholarships At Hillside Club Attract Record 26 Applicants
Twenty six girls competed for two 200 dollar scholarships offered by the Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club. Teaching dominated applicants with 23, two nursing, one beauty culture. Charlotte Cadmus, 17, of Union and Harvard avenues, tops as a recipient. another award funds a nurse student at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Banquet June 7 at Kingston Restaurant to honor recipients and installation.
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Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Elizabeth McCraith
Charlotte A. Cadmus
McMichael Pl
Harvard Ave
School of Nursing
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Elizabeth
Kingston
Union
George Fischer
Irvington-Maplewood
Olympic Park
Student Art On Exhibit at Douglass College Gallery
Linda Joy Punchatz a senior art major at Douglass College New Brunswick presents a High Honors Exhibition at the Douglass College art gallery. Her painting also shown at the Montclair Museum of Art and at the Pittsburgh Saalmo re Bauery. she is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Punchatz 375 Yale Ave and niece of Don Punchatz former Hillsider now in Pittsburgh.
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Linda Joy Punchatz
Douglass College
New Brunswick
Miss Punchatz
Montclair Museum of Art
Pittsburgh
Ore Bauery
Joseph Punchatz
Yale Ave
Don Punchatz
Bottle drivers celebrate 25 years at Newark brewery
Two Hillside residents have completed 25 years of service with P Ballantine & Sons brewing company. August Spiegel lives at 1122 So Long Ave and Edward C Bladt Sr at 1474 Leslie Sr. Both men are bottle drivers for the Newark brewery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C, Bladt SR
Hillside
P. Ballantine & Sons Brewing Company
August Spiegel
Long Ave
Edward C. Bladt Sr
Leslie Sr
Newark
Hortense Greenwald Dancing School 40th Recital
The Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing marks its 40th anniversary with a Sunday May 23 recital at the Elizabeth Masonic Temple. Young performers from Hillside Union Elizabeth Short Hills West Orange Newark Rahway and Irvington will present Spring themed pieces including Springtime is the loveliest time of the year and a Stars and Stripes finale featuring Mortense Greenwald and daughters Harriet Keehn and Helen Menkin. The program opens with In The Heavens and Moonlight Sonata movement. The 2:30 performance showcases all phases of dance across ages.
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Hortense Greenwald
Elizabeth Masonic Temple
Miss Greenwald
Mortense Greenwald
Harriet Keehn
Helen Menkin
Hillside
Union
Elizabeth
Short Hills
West Orange
Newark
Rahway
Irvington
Kiwanis Club To Honor Fire Chief August Daviet
Hillside Kiwanis Club to host a testimonial dinner for Fire Chief August Daviet Sr on Wednesday June 2 at College Inn. Sponsorship by Kiwanis MOPH Club with Albert Schoen as chairman and Magistrate Henry Goldhor as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Kiwanis Club
August Daviet
College Inn
Kiwanis Moph
Make Other
Albert Schoen
Henry Goldhor
Charles Mancuso
Hillside State Bank
Louis A.dischler
Syl Fioravanti
Dan Menza
Louis J. Hess
Anthony Bullis
Hillside Times Publication Details 1965
The Hillside Times weekly newspaper from Hillside New Jersey dated Thursday May 20 1965 lists subscription at 3.50 per year in the United States and single copy price at 10 cents. It notes second class postage paid in Elizabeth New Jersey and provides volume and issue identifiers.
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Hillside: Times Publishing Co. ,Inc
Side 5
United States
Sr Elizabeth
N.J
Stop Look Read Before You Take
Public health notice warns that even mild medicines can be harmful if misused and that prescriptions must follow exact directions. It stresses reading labels, following doctor and pharmacist instructions, and contacting the pharmacy with questions.
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Ington
Wwll
Florida
Pratt & Whitney Research and
West Palm Beach
Cape Kennedy
Formance
Anthony Cocuzza
Bristol-Myers
Sor
U.8.g
Est
Meike Su
Fereday & Meyer CO. Inc
Elizabeth N
Olive St
MacDonald
North Broad $T
Junior
Public Service
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
John Telber
George F. Weiss
Samuel Basel
Union County
American Cancer Society
Agon
Uae
Thrift and
U.S
State of Israel
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Lyons Ave
Bergen Street
Chancellor Ave
Cor
Fabyan
Meu
Dancing School
Weequahic Park
Esso
Broad ST
Bailey Ave
Atlas Tires
Kiwanis Club
Daviet
Berkeley Savings
the Hillside Times
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Col. Coe Avenue
Philip Weinick
Lyons Avenue
Newark, New Jersey
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