Over 70 Percent Of HHS Class Of 1937 At Reunion
The High School class of 1937 held its silver anniversary reunion and dinner dance May 1 at the Cranwood Garwood. Of 192 graduates, more than 70 percent attended. Prizes were awarded for traveling far and for family milestones. Speakers included Louis Tisch and Mr Hill. A group photo was taken and plans were made for a spring 1967 reunion.
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HHS
Reunion
Cranwood, Garwood
Paul Matthews
Miami
Fla
Toy Rocket
William Adamchak
New York
Edward Blommer
Albert Mell
Pennsylvania
Charles Whitall
Delaware
Louis
Hill
Victor Mason
Louis Huber
Betty Herbster Butler
Andre J. Adamechak
Steven Baiza
Violet Duél Butler
Marion Bearse Boughher
Hillside Bank Staff Bowl Dinner Honors Members
Twenty one Hillside National Bank staff attended the second annual bowling dinner at the Tally Ho Restaurant Union. Miss Jacqueline Zeman president presided. Trophies were awarded to Caral Homer for highest game and Kathryn Morrow for most improved bowler. Team awards went to AlleyEttes Lucky Strikes Fireballs and the Pimshers with gifts to all. Harold Benzing vice president presented awards and Miss Zeman thanked officers.
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Hillside National Bank
Tally-Ho
Union
Jacqueline Zeman
Gisela Ramsey
Ruth Conlan
Joan Amberg
Caral Homer
Kathryn Morrow
Judi Gehery
Freda Paterek
Nancy Cox
Sélma Douches
Beatrice Light
Linda Slasher
Zeman
Barbara Baker
Betty Kozlowski
Conlan
Amberg
Terry Crea
Mary Ann Thairis
Gail MacAlpine
Morrow
Patricia Kessler
Ramsey
Hillside Teens Plan Events And Breakfast Committees
The Hillside area reports a Teens Lounge event at the Y with a Saturday gathering at 10 East Jersey Street and a Sunday May 27 Longshoremen and clerks breakfast at Mosque Theatre Newark preceded by Mass at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Frank Catena chairs. Gordon Stier handles reservations. Also noted is a B’nai B’rith Young Adults Hillside meeting planning a June 2 and 3 trip to Stonecreek near Lake George. Jack Schulman discusses medical hypnosis benefits. Elizabeth YMHA to host Las Vegas Nite dance.
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DeMartino
Hillside
Annua
Port Newark
Mosque Theatre
Newark
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Frank Catena
Union
Stonewcreek
Lake George
N.Y
Gordon Stier
Jack Schulman
Seek Volunteers For PAL Appeal
An appeal for volunteers to assist with the third annual PAL fund drive was made by Paul Kifner, president of the PAL board of trustees. The drive will be conducted next month and a special board meeting is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday June 6 with the PAL Auxiliary to formalize plans. The auxiliary will hold a cake sale at 9 am May 26 at the Hillside Shopping Center, with Elsie Mott as chairman. The PAL girls will help June 16 at the dedication of the model fallout shelter on the Police Chief Norman L. Sanford Playground on Hillside Ave. Thirty-five members took part in a deep sea trip last Saturday. Detective Alxois J. Stier, PAL director, announced that the PAL directors will meet at 8 p.m. today at the building. Additional plans include a pet show, kiddies day next month, and a second exhibition boxing match probably in October.
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PAL
Paul Kifner
PAL Board of Trustees
Harry G. Miller
Hillside
Elsie Mott
Norman L. Sanford
Hillside Ave
Alxois J. Stier
Diplomas For Dental Aides
Miss Shirley A Gorman of 370 Columbia Ave and Miss Joyce A Weiman of 138 Fairbanks St are candidates for diplomas after completing a year long dental assistants program at Union Junior College Cranford in cooperation with Union County Dental Society. Diplomas to be awarded by Dr Kenneth W Iversen at commencement exercises Tuesday May 29 in the college lecture hall. Pins and caps to be presented by Dr Stanley Dobranski and Dr Robert Schwartz. The program comprises 90 hours academic 90 hours professional training and 45 hours on the job training.
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Shirley A, Gorman
Columbia Ave
Joyce A. Weiman
Fairbanks St
Union Junior College
Cranford
Union County Dental Society
Kenneth W. Iversen
UJC
Stanley Dobranski
Linden
Robert Schwartz
Rahway
Workshop Slated By Jewish Youth
The Weequahic Hillside Jewish Youth Council plans its first annual youth workshop to build a better community. Stanley Menker says the event starts May 28 at 8 p.m. at Newark YM YWHA with keynote speaker Mrs. Arnold Harris addressing intergroup tensions and three follow up workshops. Registration is 25 cents and open to all.
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Weequahic-Hillside Jewish Youth Council
Stanley Menker
Newark
Chancellor Ave
Men
Ker
Arnold Harris
Jewish Community Relations Committee
Menker
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RENIN
Banks
TIMES
Workers Communion
Staie Comer
East Jersey St
Elizabeth Ymha
Las Vegas
PAL Appeal
Dude Ranch
Slifer Typewriter Co
Court House
Market ST
Miayfair v0
Jeffrey Hunter In
King OF Kings
Lotus
George Harris & CO
Burnett Ave
Union MU
Teen Swim Club
Olympic Park
Irvington
Maplewood
Elizabeth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Donald Tyler
Rispin
Cadillac
Smith Motors Company
West Grand Street
Elizabeth
N. J
General Motors
Peter A. Drobach Co
Calon
James la Morgese
Paine Ave
SHEP
Bloy ST
HE Teria
Townley
Union Township
The
First State Bank OF Union
Towsley
Brame
Malin
Morris Avenue
Burke Parkway
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpoge
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