Time Out for Ginger senior class at Hillside High
Hillside High School senior class presents Time Out for Ginger a three act play Friday and Saturday December 1 and 3 with Barbara Brody in the title role Ginger Carol portrays her football star boyfriend and the school actions. The cast and crew include Peter Russmussen David Arlein Barbara Bierman and many others with Barbara Dodson directing and Deena Goldsmith publicizing.
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Peter Rassmissen
Bonnie Handshuh
Barbara Brody
Mike Shattuck
Marilyn Kurvman
Barbara Dodson
Sheila God
Ed Peterman
Abby Jv
Dane Scindler
Barbara Bierman
Maxine Weisser
David Atlein
Ray Nadaskay
Hillside High
Runaiq Alesander
Ginger Carol
Gary Weisser
Alice Shattuck
Abby Carson
Jane Shindler
Wil
Ray Na- Waskay
David Arlein
Peter Russmussen
Sheila Gr
Michael Rotberg
Nancy Searle
Bob
St Catherine’s Church Youth to Hand Out Holiday Food Baskets
The Young Adult CYO of St Catherine’s Church will collect and distribute holiday baskets. Names are being obtained from the Carmel Guild as announced this week.
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St. Catherine’s Church
Mr. Carmel Guild
Board approves variance for Baker Street property
The zoning board granted a variance on a Baker Street property parcel moving from residential to business use with conditions. Parking access and frontage changes were approved, while certain alterations and frontage removals were required, with objections from public members and several residents noted.
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Ailfustaten Board
Baker Street
Bisese
Zonwy Board of
Ad- Mistehh Te Muse
Cyntral Avenue
Wiel Iblic Teacie
Moje Mat
Baed
Walter FoeApress Tanner
Bond
Joseph Kruse
Sylva
Avila Vanianice
Plank Ave
Watts
Telephone Company Changes Own Number On Shore
New Jersey Bell plans to standardize dialing and replace old exchange numbers. On Sunday November 1 Mitchell 99900 will replace TELCO 492100 at headquarters and in Newark area locations as the firm ends the familiar Teles exchange.
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New Jersey Bell
Mitchell
Telco
Newark
Teles Exchange
Plant Shop Stewards Meld In Widespread Bookmaking
A damaged OCR item reports alleged bookmaking at a Newark address with ties to a factory and magistrates court proceedings. Names, dates, and specifics are unclear, but the piece cites stake and arrests connected to a wider plant shop context and a mob scene.
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Sdimeay
Twhaka Steachas
Aie Ycury
Serraine
Michal
Forweiivis
Dulty
Wola Dierolf
Alterioor
Stove Street
Newark
Bookmakig
Lusary Omdranve
Hillside Reserve Police Meeting Scheduled for December 23
The Reserve Police group advances its slate with Joseph A. Chery as president and Kensuver Lao McQueen as secretary. A planning meeting by the Hillside Hungarian Workmen's Club will be held on Friday December 23 to discuss Poles and social activities.
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Poller Aseension
Joseph A. Chery
Kensuver
Lao McQueen
Albert Toth
Clem
France
Hib Dever
Wis
Prk
Ray Brennen
Tyeant-Abarmes
Sity Ciel Lawrence
Tregery Nore Oi
Suproteur Deen Midenhy
Wiraheth
Aggreiaion
Reforming Staircases At Town Hall Angers Some Locals
A Town Hall debate centers on revealing open back staircases in the new municipal building. A critic questions practical use with one floor offices and no elevator, while others argue for color in public spaces. Dr Hy Irving Dunn of the Library Board flags the library stairway as obtrusive, and fears basement flooding during heavy rains.
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Hy Irving Dunn
Library Board of Trustees
Kids Aid Red Feather Drive Tks Community Chest
The campaign aims to reach its December 1 goal with the help of young volunteers. Charly Crusaders organizer Ronald H. Heco leads a group of 17 boys and girls who canvased for donations, collecting coins and returning boxes for the Community Chest drive.
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Tks Community Chest
Youngeters
Tte
Lean
Na” Deadine
Ronald HH
Meco Loci
Ily
Jarls
Collumns
Charly! Crusaders
James Curié
Milton 1
Highland Avenue
Ome
Is Trends
Catis
McClow
Childrens’ Charity
Crusaders
Stephen Eidelberg
Barbara Grossman
Dennis Fruchler
Howard Rosenberg
Charles Lesserndrow
Carol Krueger
Sheldon Seidel
Thomas McConnell
Fredrie Fiscstrom
Lenore Ross
Karen Lowenstein
James Curis
Mary Goodman
Frace Koblents
George Gilmore
Mark Seidel
Marvin Shinman
Hillside Community Chest
Arnold H. McClow
Patrolman Struck On Traffic Duty During Incident
A patrolman on traffic duty was struck and injured near a city intersection. The attacker fled the scene, and the officer required medical attention for head and back injuries. The incident is under investigation with witnesses to be questioned.
Public Service Pay Hike Request By New Jersey Union
Union Council No. 8 and the New Jersey Civil Service Association demand a seven and one half percent wage increase for municipal civil service employees. Andrew J Merrie and Molen o R. Dysart sign letters urging parity with private industry benefits, referencing federal wage trends and a 7% federal increase. The missive argues for better holidays, pensions, and insurance as part of a broader budget and employment improvement plan. A weather note: rain today is expected.
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Union Council No. 8
New Jersey Civil Service Association Inc
Andrew J Merrie
Molen O R. Dysart
Smleys
Townehip
Tye
Yi Committee
Uodyere
Federal Civ Service
Publ
New Jersey Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
Union
Bsox
Hudson
Neekend Drivers Mace Tipsy Charge
Police report two drivers arrested for drinking and driving after a night incident. In Roselle area, a man named Woodard was charged with intoxication and failing to sign a license. In Hollywood Avenue area, Mrs Davis faced charges after a collision at Liberty and Princeton.
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AriTin Woodie
Moris Place
Roselle
North Broad Street
Elollywood Avenue
Woodard
Hollywood Avenue
Stone Street
Lee Pollow
Joseph Peyser
George Shelbourne
John King
Tawreper
Lillie
Blie
Peyser
Tyner
Wislea
Hull
Lenore
Winans Avenue
William P Ripterhmiser
David Th
Brindle
Pormaylvania Avenue
Wolman Rohoot P Oram
Conibor
Paleolmin Roberk & Thayer
Borury
William
Oakwood
Leo Jenmelionk
Youth Injured In Wall From Roof
A youth sustained injuries from a wall collapse at a construction site on Yale Avenue and Broad Street. The victim, identified as Mihov, was about 28 feet from the structure and received treatment at Alexian Heathens Hospital Elizabeth for wrist and shoulder injuries and shock.
Police announce five cigarette service lists for city patrols
The record lists names of temporary patrolmen announced for various districts including Mifalde poleos Hid Heemen and Tony J Fredo. It details placements, street addresses in multiple avenues, and several individuals such as Leonard Re Viewisty and John M Senatore among others tied to the temporary patrol assignments.
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Mifalde Poleos
Heemen
Cromer
Androy
BP Tathiwiy
Munn
Thi
Yoliog Det
Tony J Fredo
Chenmin Steeei
Davies
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Pat Saddler
Diane Singerman
Merry Stadlin
Teresa Triano
Deena Goldsmith
Nancy Foote
Betsy Jaggers
Jane Rappaport
Frank Light
Brenda Olshan
Bob Bitton
Sheila Knoller
Michael Oksenhorn
Jane Rappoport
Ira Silverstein
Connie Stamiee
Addali C.Y.O. Prenai
Wallielt
Frank & Leonard
Wines & Liquors
Liberty Avenue
Kids Aid
Red Feather Drive
Qther Campatans
High View
Queddent
Meryl Goodman
Sheldo
Seidel Most
Te |At
Hillside Avenue School
Szarko
Sherty Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hillside
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Cheetini
Hunseft
Legation
ANC Vinictli
Fevrock
Gayle
Dorupt Boyan
Hawtiship
Grady
Faberimells
Sies
Canads
Plymouth
Capt Stundisty
Thes
Edward Winslow
George Washington
Jong Enougl
Tain
Tim
Pliny
Hanksgiving Bay
C. S. Coisiicn
Social Security Office
Elise
Congress
United States
Ahg
Neekend
Police
Szarko’s
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Libre
Growney Funeral Home
New Jersey
Matt-Best Products
Toy & Juvenile Purnitive
Lionel
Liberty Ave
Weequahic Kosher
Zion Kosher
Chancellor Avenue
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