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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1967

Page

3

Union College Sets Spring Deadline for All Applications

Union College announces a December 5 deadline for all spring semester applications for both Day and Evening Sessions. Director George P. Lynes notes limited vacancies and urges high school graduates to submit College Board scores. Spring term starts February 2, 1968. registration dates are January 29-30 for Day and January 3-February 1 for Evening.

St Lison College George P. Lynes Sumissons Lynes Agboth

Art Project Stirs Skills At Hillside High School

A Hillside High School art class project inspired Calvin Coolidge Kindergarten pre reading activities. Students in Miss Reesa Serwarka's class created illustrated stories such as The Happy Egg A Girl at a Party and A Little Fish Story, bound into booklets and paired with hand puppets. Kindergarten pupils in Miss Joan Kantor's class enjoy using the puppets to retell the stories, while reading readiness, oral language practice, and attention span grow.

Hillside High School Calvin Coolidge Reesa Serwarka Jeanne Cowell Beverly Bergman Janie Helmstetter Diane Stromenger Gail Fox Joan Kantor

Strike Benefits Law Affected Election Results in New Jersey

A PUB study links repeal pledges to major election outcomes in New Jersey. It notes 26 Senate and 47 Assembly winners backed repeal. only six Senate repeal candidates won, four from strongly Democratic districts, and nine Assembly repeal candidates, five from Hudson County, were defeated. The report highlights key races in Camden, Bergen, and Morris, and cites Frank Dodd of Essex County as the sole suburban Democrat surviving the Republican landslide. PUB warns the governor’s veto could be overridden.

New Jerseyans vic_tory Assembly Senate New Jersey Hudson Coun Ty Camden Bergen Morris PUB Frank Dodd Essex County Oranges Dodd Essex Hans Trawsen Webster Todd Joseph Keegan Passaic County Passaic Traussen

Lacru trients Corp names Harry S Brown president

The Lacru trients Corporation in Hillside appointed Harry S Brown as president. A Franklin Marshall College graduate with years in sales at Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co and later with Lee K Waring Real Estate, Brown recently returned from California and will reside in Westfield. The company will soon market solid milk tablets for diet snacks portable in a purse or pocket.

Lacrutrients Corporation Hillside Harry S. Brown Brown Franklin Marshall College Lancaster Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Newark Lee K. Waring California Westfield

Admissions Director to Visit Hillside High School

George P. Lynes, director of admissions at Union College Cranford, will visit Hillside High School Friday November 17 at 1 p.m. to meet guidance staff. He will outline Union’s programs admissions requirements and financial plans including day and evening sessions. Union College is accredited, expanding its sciences with a new $1 million building and observatory. nursing education is offered in collaboration with several hospitals.

George P. Lynes Union College Cranford Hillside High School Lynes Union Colege Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Cranford College Ucation William Miller Sperry

Nominates Officers for Hillside Kiwanis Club

George Hall named president with John J. Costello and Marvin Weiss as vice presidents. Har Schoen to serve as treasurer and W. Love along with Louis J. Hess as directors. Cubs hold a turkey shoot November 15 at Townley’s Restaurant Union to raise funds for the boys and girls committee.

George Hall Hillside Kiwanis Club John J. Costello Marvin Weiss Har Schoen W. Love Louis J. Hess Cubs Townley Union

Schuetzle Honored by Local 70 PBA Dinner

Retired Deputy Police Chief Harry Schuetzle was honored by Hillside Local 70 PBA at College Inn with a silver life membership card presented by Patrolman Anthony Lordi Jr., local president, during a Monday night buffet dinner.

Harry Scheutzle Hillside PBA College Inn Anthony Lordi Jr

Hillside Times publisher and staff notes

The Hillside Times weekly edition lists Sidney Silverstein as editor and publisher with Emilie Nawrock as assistant editor and Sarah Silverstein as advertising manager. It notes distribution details, pricing, postage, and a November 16, 1967 publication date.

Hillside Times Publishing Co Ing North Broad St Hillside 5 N.J Sidney Silverstein Emilie D. Nawrock Asst Sarah Silverstein Aast United States Elizabeth

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