Felder Displays Awards Week Highlights on Hillside Stage
Felder presented awards during hillside week events highlighting community achievements. The schedule featured ceremonies, student recognitions, and local sponsors.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1968
Page
8
Felder presented awards during hillside week events highlighting community achievements. The schedule featured ceremonies, student recognitions, and local sponsors.
Walter Howell president of the U S War Veterans Building Memorial Association reported to police last Tuesday that two windows were broken at the building on Liberty Ave Memorial Drive.
Three Hillside residents are among 150 Union College candidates for Associate in Arts degrees at the 35th annual commencement set for Saturday June 1 in the Campus Center theatre Cranford. Ralph J. Tokarz Jack A. Triano and Ezra Wohlgemuth are listed as degree candidates with Tokarz an Evening Session student and Triano and Wohlgemuth from Hillside High School and Weequahic High School respectively.
The Hillside Delta chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa held its final meeting of the year at Hillside Ave School. Plans for the October state conference were set and upcoming monthly programs discussed. Edna Doll became treasurer and Edna Friedman recording secretary. A new Alpha Delta Kappa chapter will be installed in the Millburn Short Hills School District on May 27, 1968 with Florence Crater Frances Ehman Lida Aronson and Adelaide Harmon taking part. Evelyn Schueler oversees arrangements.
Continued from Page 1 describes a large Hillside parade with many organizations including Cub and Girl Scout units, civil air patrols, veterans groups, school bands, police and fire agencies, and civic clubs. Michael Goldstein and Dennis O Shea will ride and greet crowds while Mayor Share speaks at the Memorial Service. The article notes the first aerial combat in Korea on Nov 8, 1950, Lt Russell J Brown downing a MIG 15.
In a town hall style dialogue, Diamond touts a federal promise to develop the Merkle property as a recreation area, while Arnold Witte questions the funding, timing, and paperwork. Ed and Frank discuss township actions, pool repairs, and PTA concerns amid local politics.
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