Hillside Freshman At Lafayette College Faces Big Concerns
Easton Pennsylvania Lafayette College welcomed 480 freshmen amid worries about poverty and discrimination in America. Students from Hillside include Donald Kalfus and Morris Wilkenfield as they attend orientation and discuss The Other America and Why We Can t Wait. Heard at admissions says 70 percent of new students finish in top fifth of class.
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Easton
America
Lafayette College
Donald Kalfus
Williamson Avenue
Morris J. Wilkenfield
Irvington Avenue
Michael Harrington
Martin Luther King
Gary A. Evans
Pingry Alumni Dinner Set for October Fifteenth
Pingry Alumni Association announces its annual dinner on Friday October 15 at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club with Macdonald Halsey headmaster of Kent Place School as main speaker. Homecoming Saturday October 16 features Peddie School teams soccer at 1:00 and football at 2:30 followed by refreshments in Whitlock Room for alumni families and friends.
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Lloyd Harbeck Jr
Pingry Alumni Association
Robert C. Hall
P.A.A
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
North Broad Street
Elizabeth
Macdonald Halsey
Kent Place
Pingry
Peddie School
Highstown
Whitlock
Bermuda shorts picnic honors Smith College Club freshmen mothers
Rebecca Livengood and eight other freshmen with mothers attended the 10th annual Bermuda shorts picnic hosted by the Smith College Club executive board. Mrs Homer J Hall opened her Cranford home for the luncheon with club president Mrs C Clark Stover welcoming guests. Livengood was among four new freshmen noted for early acceptance. A Hillside Avenue School kindergarten tea featured 30 mothers, with Edna Doll welcoming attendees and nurse Kathryn Redling speaking on child well being.
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Rebecca Livengood
Bauer Terrace
Vail- Deane School
Smith College Club
Miss Livengood
Connie Mack Team Honored By Lions Dinner
The Connie Mack baseball team sponsored by the Board of Recreation Commissioners, champions of the Union Intra-County Baseball League, was honored at a Hillside Lions Club dinner in Townley’s Restaurant Union. Individual trophies were given to each player. Arnold H. McClow presented a club trophy to team manager Sy Vincent Moynihhan, with George Dee serving as boys and girls committee chair.
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Hillside
Connie Mack
Russell Anthony
Jersey City State College
Edward Kovac
Detonit Tigers
George Dee
Hillside Lions Club
George Crow
Union County Park Commission
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Arnold H. McClow
Police
Sy J. Vincent Moynihan
Dinner host honors list of award recipients at event
The club in charge of the dinner welcomed guests and presented individual trophies to a long list of honorees including Michael Hopkins Ronald Briggs Michael Lipman Glenn Miller Mitchell Nazar Mathew Frederick Robert Eckert John Mendes Michael Werner James Fernicola Edward Kovac Alan Wasserman Steve Lipman Jack Moynihan Russell Anthony Thomas McLaughlin and Charles Ostrowsky.
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Michael Hopkins
Ronald Briggs
Michael Lipman
Glenn Miller
Mitchell Nazar
Mathew Frederick
Robert Eckert
John Mendes
Michael Werner
James Fernicola
Edward Kovac
Alan Wasserman
Steve Lipman
Jack Moynihan
Russell Anthony
Thomas McLaughlin
Charles Ostrowsky
Completes Basic Military Training at Fort Gordon
Pvt Uri Karp, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Karp of 359 Yale Ave Newark, completed eight weeks of military police training at Fort Gordon Georgia. He joined the Army in April 1965 after basic at Fort Dix New Jersey and is a 1961 Weequahic High School graduate. He formerly worked for J Bain Electric Co in Newark. Seton Hall University may welcome a new track athlete in freshman Joe Hill from Hillside. Hill is the grandson of late Frank Hill Sr who coached Seton Hall cage teams. his father Frank Hill Jr coaches Vailsburg High track.
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Fort Gordon
Ani
Uri Karp
Henry Karp
Yale Ave
Army Training Center
Gat
Karp
Army
Fort Dix
Weequahic High School
J. Bain Electric Company
Newark
Seton Hall
Seton Hall University
Joe Hill
Hillside
Hill
Frank Hill
Frank Jr
Vailsburg
Health Station Gets Top Rating in Hillside
Dr. Jane A. Erganian credits Hillside Child Health Station for an excellent rating and as a model for others. She praises the bright clean room, sturdy furnishings, enthusiastic nursing staff led by Dr. McClintock, and the sincere care for patients and parents. She urges sharing photos to showcase ideal Child Health Station features.
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Hillside
Charles F. Dotto
Hillside Health Office
Jane A. Erganian
State Department of Health
Navy Patrol Squadron 19 Returns to Moffett Field
Chief Aviation Anti-Submarine Warfare Technician Francis C. Walsh of Millstone, New Jersey, son of Mr and Mrs John C Walsh, serves with Patrol Squadron 19 which recently returned to Naval Air Station Moffett Field California after a nine month deployment to Adak Alaska. The squadron conducted shipping surveillance search and rescue and anti-submarine warfare missions in the North Pacific and Bering Sea.
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Morreill Or
GALI
Francis C. Walsh
USN
John C. Walsh
Millside
N.J
Patrol Squadron 19
Naval Air Station, Moffet Field
Calif
Adak
Alaska
North Pacific
Bering Sea
Annual Report Shows Profit In School Lunches
The Hillside High School and Harden-Locker School cafeterias posted a year profit of 2681.58 with total school lunch program reimbursements at 5064.10 and milk program at 6559.71. Overall income reached 99492.10 while expenses totaled 96085.88. NAMED COORDINATORS Arthur Lapp and Marie Oakie named municipal campaign co-ordinators for Sheriff candidate Charles E. Rabig.
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Irene Phillips
Hillside High School
Harden - Locker
Arthur Lapp
Marie Oakie
Charles E. Rabig
Local Jobs Saved by Dwyer Over Tariff Plot
Rep. Florence P. Dwyer reports House Senate conferees dropped a provision that would have slashed tariffs on Lionel competitors’ topographic panels, risking 900 Hillside jobs. She said the measure favored one company and misclassified panels used for toy layouts.
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Washington
Flor
Énce
P. Dwyer
Dist
N.J
House
Senate
Vision Jonel Corporation
Hillside
Lionel
Marine Private Lacullo Graduates From Parris Island Recruit Training
Marine Private Carmine D. Lacullo, son of Mr and Mrs Daniel A. Lacullo, graduated from eight weeks of intensified recruit training at Parris Island. He learned small arms, bayonet fighting, self defense, drill, Marine history, and traditions. He is assigned to Camp Lejeune for four weeks of advanced infantry training before further duty.
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Parris Island
S.C
Carmine D. Lacullo
Daniel A. Lacullo
William St
Marine
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Miss Carole Romanyszyn Enrolls at Katharine Gibbs School
Miss Carole A. Romanyszyn of Hillside begins work training at the Katharine Gibbs School after graduating from Hillside High School in June and enrolling on September 21.
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GIBBS
Carole A. Romanyszyn
Chapman Street
Hillside
Katherine Gibbs
Romanyshyn
Hillside High School
Nursing students begin path to nursing career at pediatric hospital
A group of 182 young women from New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and New England enter the Children’s Hospital School to pursue a three year diploma in nursing. The program emphasizes pediatric care and prepares graduates to be registered nurses.
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Judith «Aver
Easter
Parkway
Hillside
New England
New Jersey
New Yor
Pennsylvania
Toth Ciabb LO
Children's Hospital School
Nishe Bae
Stughi
Nuying
Hillside Times Weekly Telegraph Ad Info
Classified masthead notes publication details for Hillside Times weekly edition dated October 7 1965. Advertising rates show subscription 3.50 per year in the United States and single copy 10 cents with second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co, Inc
North Broad St
Hilllside 5
N.J
United States
Elizabeth
Life and Health urged for lasting well being
A promotional snippet stresses health as more than mere living and urges regular doctor visits. It notes a vast stock of medicines kept for quick access and claims many people trust the store with their prescriptions.
Salem Pharmacy Ad Prompting Prescription Delivery
Salem Pharmacy at 1201 Salem Ave corner Con Avenue advertises prescription call and delivery service. Philip Weinick, pharmacist, invites callers to use the delivery option and lists phone number El 2-4230.
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Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Cor. Con Avenue
Philip Weinick
Pharmacié
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Lions
Club
Better Light Better Light Bureau
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Illuminating Engineering Society
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Servant of Great State
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Welcon
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U.S
State of Israel
Berkeley Savings and Loan
Association
Lyons Ave
Bergen Street
Apne
Chancellor Ave
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Berkeley Savings
the Hillside Times
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Lyons Avenue
Newark, New Jersey
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