Bargaining Shifts Focus in Coming Decade Says Labor Expert
Alan Weisenfeld secretary of the State Mediation Board spoke to Hillside Road Club at the College Inn about a shift in bargaining from individual plants to broader areas. He noted 3,000 strikes per year but only three percent of labor contracts fail and described gains in worker benefits and the need for central authority to address automation and unemployment. He cited past steel and auto industry bargaining, and announced Rotary meetings for September at the World's Fair College Inn and Hillside Presbyterian Church.
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Hillside Roard Club
College Inn
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State Mediation Board
Pairview PLC
Walter Schorr
Hurman Relations Commission
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Rotary Club
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Jaycees and College Inn Offer Football Day Package
Five Hillside Jaycees members prep for August 29 at Princeton Palmer Stadium to support a day of football between New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles. College Inn offers a $15 football fan package with bus transport and prime rib dinners. buses depart 11:30 am. Tickets available from Jaycee organizers and College Inn, with Hillside Jaycees aiming to raise funds through ticket sales.
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Hillside Jaycees
Princeton University
Palmer Stadium
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
New Jersey
Jaycee Classic
Tom Mrozinski
Jaycee
Mrozinski
Hillside
Jaycees
College Inn
Yale Ave
Social Security Card Reminder and Marine Recruit Update
A Social Security district official warns to protect your account number and use it consistently for earnings records and tax reporting. Marine Private Richard S. Beeber, son of Hillside New Jersey residents, completed recruit training at Parris Island and will advance to Camp Lejeune for infantry training after high school.
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Ralph W. Jones
Social Security
Elizabeth
Jones
Internal Revenue Service
Richard S. Beeber
George J. Beeber
Liberty Ave
Hillside
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S.C
Fleet Marine Force
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Beecher
Hillside High School
Mortgage Finances Big East Orange Apartment Building
115 Halsted Corp led by Max J. Goldberg obtained a $250,000 mortgage from the Lewis-Chester Organization for a 40 unit apartment building at 5 Halsted St East Orange with garages and parking. The same group arranged a $70,000 first mortgage for the Puller Pl Irvington property. Attorneys Marvin Schlesinger and Philip Mandelbaum represented the lenders.
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Halsted
Levy, McCloskey, Schlesinger and Tischler
Philip Mandelbaum
Newark
Cranford Family Man Led Local Education Groups
Mr Ladanye a Cranford resident and Cranford High School parent leads local educator groups. He chaired Hillside Teachers Association and the American Association of French, and serves on the Metropolitan School Study Council language lab committee. He lives with wife Helen Soldan and children David Annamary Joseph, active in Boy Scout Troop 79 and First Presbyterian Church.
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Ladanye
David
Cranford High School
Hillside Teachers Association
American Association of French
Ladange
Cranford
Helen Soldan
Annamary
Joseph
Ladanges
First Presbyterian Church
Handcraft Exhibit and Nature Talks at Trailside
Alfred E. Jakubs oversees a public handcraft exhibit hosted by the Union County Park Commission. From August 10 to 13 at 4:00 p.m., Miss Irina Heyer will lead 30 minute talks on Butterflies and Skippers for children, with nature walks on Wednesday and Thursday. Trailside Nature and Science Center welcomes visitors daily 1:00 to 5:00 except Friday.
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Alfred E. Jakubs
Union County Park Commission
Irina Heyer
Trailside
Watchung
Playground Champs Compete Aug 10 12 in Union County
Fifteen and under boys and girls will represent their communities at the Union County Playground Championships on Monday August 10 and Wednesday August 12 at Lavinanco Park Playground 2 Roselle starting at 10 00 The County wide event sponsored by the Park Commission brings winners from local playground tournaments held on or before August 3 and municipal championships by August 5 Separate competitions for boys and girls cover horseshoe pitching paddle tennis foul shooting ring tennis tether ball checkers and chess Boys add washers and board jumping Girls add hopscotch and jackbox For the first time the event will run in two age sections 8 12 and 13 15 Medals will be awarded for first second and third place and the top scoring team will receive the championship banner
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Union County
Wavinanco Park
Roselle
The
Park Commission
Championship Banner Each Year for Fourteen Years
A local sports team has earned a championship banner every year for fourteen consecutive seasons. The streak highlights sustained success and program consistency across multiple milestones and fan celebrations.
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