Scout Unit Forms Indian Dance Team
The Union Council, Boy Scouts of America, forms an Indian dance team led by Fred Ball as instructor and coordinator. Arrow members from Troop 80 Crawford organize a program to equip authentic costumes for ceremonies and public demonstrations. The team includes Fred Ball Jr, Jeffrey Marshall, Michael Spalding, Richard Irwin, Thomas Dick, Ronald Maslo, Al Sherman, and Jack Spiegel from Linden, rehearsing two months with aims for spring performances.
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Union Council
Boy Scouts of America
Roy Loving
Order of the Arrow
the Arrow
Brotherhood of Scout Honor
Fred Ball, Jr
Jeffrey Marshall
Michael Spalding
Cranford
Richard Irwin
Thomas Dick
Ronald Maslo
al Sherman
Jack Spiegel
Linden
Upsala Will Award Honorary Degrees
Upsala College East Orange will confer honorary doctor of laws degrees at the Fall Convocation on November 10. Recipients include Harold Bruce Palmer of Madison, president of Mutual Benefit Life Insurance. Carroll Meteor Shanks of Montclair, head of Prudentia Insurance. Leon B. Todd of Camden, real estate boards leader. Henry S. Pider of Went Orange, CPA. and Robert George Cowan of Bernardsville, bank president. Shanks will deliver the convocation address for Upsala’s 10th anniversary of its development program begun in October 1945.
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Harold Bruce Palmer
Madison
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Carrol Meteor Shanks
Montclair
Prudentiat Insurance Company
Off America
Upsain College
East Orange
Leon B. Todd
Camden
New Jersey Association of Real Estate Boards
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Henry S. Pthider
Went Orange
Pider and Pader
Robert George Cowan
Bernardsville
National Newark and Essex Banking Company
Shanks
Upsala
Second Film Program At Newark Library
The Newark Public Library presents its second film program in the Pent series featuring Christmas Slippers excerpts from Technikowsky with Bolkhot theatre members, along with dance experiments by Prec Round, and singers led by Robert Shaw chorus with Frank Newt formerly with Katherine Dan Hant group.
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Newark Publi Library
Wasling- Lon Shire
Von
Kraft Foods Workers End Wildcat Strike After Negotiations
About 360 members of Local 56 Pond and Al Med Workers at Kraft Foods Evans Terminal ended a wildcat strike last Wednesday. John Ciwason, western district personnel manager, said workers agreed to pursue the grievance procedure in the union contract, which had been ignored during the unauthorized walkout. The strike began after a management rule requiring workers to sign out when leaving stations, replacing the former foreman consent system. The rule will be negotiated under the contract terms.
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Iwandly Wildcat
Kraft Foods Company
Evans ‘Terminal
Pond
al Med
APL
John Ciwason
Western District
Sutkers
Willans Ryan
Hoboken
Ryan
Eighth Grade Assembly Program Highlights at A P Mortis School
Ruth Nettenburg’s eighth grade class organized a Friday assembly at A P Mortis School. The program opened with a trio Gloria Queiroz Loretta Franklin Ellen Richey and Elena Mastroianni gave a piano solo. A play titled Bewitched and Bewildered featured Sheila Leshansky Andrea Wisenberg Alex Shinker Van Dyke Polhemus Lor TM cotta Franklin Patricia Sampson Gloria Queiroz Theodora Matusik.
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Ruth Nettenburg
A.P. Mortis
Gloria Queiroz
Loretta Franklin
Ellen Richey
Elena Mastroianni
Sheila Leshansky
Andrea Wisenberg
Alex Shinker
van Dyke Polhemus
Lor ™Cotta Franklin
Patricia Sampson
Theodora Matusik
School class program ends with song and piano
Catherine Atkinson and Jeffrey Young led a class masquerade and musical finale. Lag Lieb and Ellen Rich acted as promoters while the group sang a goose song, accompanied at the piano by Minys Lobdell. Rite Katcher closed the program with a piano piece.
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Catherine Atkinson
Jeffrey Young
Lag Lieb
Ellen Richby
Goosse Chun
Minys Lobdell Rite Katcher
Hearings Held On Sewer Levies
The board discussed a deferred sanitary sewer assessment totaling 18 959 92 approved by the board of township commissioners. Assessments include 5 000 for sewer rate pals and 118 404 for deferred charges on Dudpee Race Street and Vine Street. Joseph Bylot for Arrow Enjucering and Dienst opposed the assessment method citing a existing lateral connection. hearing before two commissioners James E McTernan and Mildred Hess.
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Board of Tyiphave Ytil
Vine Street
Joseph Bylot
Linluth
James E. McTernan
Mildred Hess
Start New Season Of Shuffleboard At Scannell’s
Scannell's Shuffleboard League begins its eleventh year with Eleanor Peterson throwing the first weight and Gus Prio scoring the opening point. Six new members join the original 20 players as Shaeffer leads the opening. A Spring dinner will close the 20 week series with prizes for the top three games. The league also hosts charity play for March of Dimes Cerebral Palsy and Retarded Children.
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Sconnell
Eleanor Peterson
Gus Pri
Shaeffer
Elizabeth
Scannell
Hospital fund drive gains support across eastern Union County
Archbishop Thomas A Boland spoke at the event urging swift, broad backing for a 5 250 000 St Elizabeth Hospital Building Fund. Rev Francis B Fallon chairman said pledges spanning three years would be accepted. Campaign aims to install a new boiler and expand facilities as part of the once in a lifetime capital program.
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Sb. Elteapeny Hospital Building Fund
Uhreughadt
Unley County
Negion
Thomas A
Boland
Wasle Prinemal
Evertt
Eltabetty Hospital
Francis B. Fallon
Union County
Fallon
St. Elizabeth Hospital
St. Elzabeth Hospital
Newark man fined for drunken driving at magistrate hearing
Ulysses McCullough aged 23 of 69 Monmouth street Newark was fined 265 dollars and his license was revoked for two years by Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum last Thursday night on a drunken driving charge.
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Ulysses McCullough
Monmouth Street
Newark
Sidney Birnbaum
Pilgrim Pack 195 Social Activities At Congregation Hall
The Pack 195 unit of the Hillside organization plans activities at Esther Berkowits Hall, Congregation, 1631 Naple Avenue, Dens Will participate with honor guard skits and projects. Theme is Announced The Beautiful boys in pile and traditional costumes led by Murray Reed. New members encouraged through Hillside Yo and parent inquiries. Rosa De Santi listed contact for info. Betty Israel Hospital attended New Jersey Student Nurses Association convention last week.
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Esther Berkowits
Naple Avenue
Dens
Murray Reed
Hillside Yo
Rosa de Santi
McMichael Place
Turse Mb Newark
Betty Israel Hospital
New Jersey
Studer Nurses Associin
Hite Caystom
Acne City
Young Soprano Ty Sing At Benefit
Marcin Botnick, a 14 year old soprano from Hillside, will perform in a benefit concert at the Benedictine Mission Hall on Elizabeth Sunday at 2 pm. The program includes a Latin piece and sales of tickets to support Benedictine Missions. Proceeds go toward priesthood training.
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Marcin Botnick
Hillside
Will Musicale
Elizabeth Sunday
Navy
Lawlor L
Marcin
Iui
Thalia Wid
Ane
Nowick and
Qtendy Hily Nue
Benedictine
New Deadlines For Times Submissions And Delivery
The Times will publish earlier to ensure same day delivery. To meet early newsstand distribution, material should reach the office by 6 AM Thursday. Final deadline is Tuesday noon with no exceptions. Submit advance notices Thursday or Friday before publication and any event news promptly thereafter.
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