Sun Tube Corp Plans Move to Washington Facility
Sun Tube Corp will relocate operations from its Long Ave site to a Washington plant next spring. About 300 to 375 employees currently at the Long Ave facility will transfer, with the company providing aid for office and research work. The move aims to reduce noise from line machines and consolidate administration at the Washington site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syall
Long Aveoe
Wash- J
Washington
Tube Corp
Provicious
Syperovin
Kenneth Leghorn
Ie Aeter
Shlobadgers Products Division
Alexander Ensign Receives Navy Reserve Commission
Herbert S. Alexander of 1968 Maple Avenue has been commissioned Ensign in the United States Naval Reserve at the U S Naval School Officer Candidate graduation in Newport Rhode Island. Vice Admiral J L Holloway praised the four month training and naval orientation. Ensign Alexander will begin a three year active duty tour in naval aviation at Air Ground Officers School in Jacksonville Florida. He is a Hillside High School graduate with degrees from Brown University and Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Alexander
Maple Avenue
United States Naval Reserve
U.S. Naval School
Newport
R. I
J. L. Holloway
Naval Personnel
Ensign Alexander
Naval Aviation
Air Ground Officers School
Jacksonville
Fla
A. Alexander
Hillside High School
Brown University
Columbia University
Jailed in Default for Fines in Newark Case Summary
June Banks, 45, of 44 Somerset Ave Newark, jailed 30 days for fines totaling 335 dollars. Acting Magistrate Poelman sentenced August 4 drunken driving on North Broad Street with 225 dollar fine, license revoked two years. Also 2105 dollars paid for revocation status. Samuel Glover, 21, Westfield, fined 103 dollars and license revoked three months. Ditud J. Smith, 19 Newark, 23 Governor Street, charged with lending license to minor and car operation without license on August 8.
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Ty Sefault
Banks
Somersetves NeWark
Samuel
Poelman
Bune
North Broad
le Neense
Aid
Padlmini
William Rickerhauser
Samuel Glover
E. Soult Avenue
Westfield
Ditud
J. Smith
Governor Street
Newark
Youn
Lumber Theft Reported From Under Construction House
Union building contractor Lazarick says on Friday a burglary occurred Tuesday night at 186 State Street. 28 pieces of lumber about 16 feet long stolen from the house under construction. Timber valued at about $100, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liewrice
Onestnutittee! Union
Rong House
State Street
Lazarick
Elizabeth Man Held For Drunken Driving
William F. Barnes Jr of 224 Pine reel Elizabeth was arrested early Saturday morning on North Avenue ties overside drive by radio patrol on a charge of drunken driving. Police said he was driving erratically and took a breathalyzer test. Samel Vaa given a crunkometer test Oy Set. Paul De Grova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
William F. Barnes, Jr
Pine Reel
North Avenue
Lepore
Samel Vaa
Paul de Grova
Hillsiders Named To Rutgers Dean's List
Newark Rutgers University evening division announces 124 students earned Dean's List honors for 1955-1956. Two Hillside residents are listed Allan Michaelson of 1514 Sedley Street and Frank A Miller of 289 Millard Avenue, recognized by Dean Ernest E B McMahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark, Auglo
Newark
Rutgers University
Ernest EB. McMahon
State University
Hillside
Allan Michaelson
Sedley Street
Frank A. Miller
Millard Avenue
Legion Urges Parley Planning For September Wildwood Meet
Commander Harry Weinstein of Hyrden-Looker Post No 50 urges all Legion members to attend the meeting next Tuesday August 21 to arrange for the September convention in Wildwood. He seeks an early start after summer inactivity to discuss details and finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weinstein
Hyrden
Township committee delays parking lot ordinance amid protest
The township committee failed to introduce a parking lot ordinance last week prompting protests at an unscheduled hearing. The Davis remodel for a Route 22 Bay Street gas station was discussed amid a large agenda. public sentiment suggests shifting hearings to different nights.
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Progress Club
Spety
Arthur
Dienst
Metor
Norman “Davis
Pas
Route 22
Bay Street
Davis
Fishing Rodeo Set For August 25 At Beho Lake
The Mountainside Hillside fishing event chaired by Mayor William Gural, with the Township Committee and Recreation Commission, invites youths 12 and under and any adult to compete for prizes. Participants must provide their own tackle and bait. flour, milk, ice cream and soda will be supplied. Registration forms are at the Recreation Office in the Municipal Building on Liberty Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LSI
Beho Lake
Avehiag
Willian Gural
Dhe Board of Recreation Commission
Chips Beller Wishing, Inc
Liberty Avenue
Garden State Modernizers Offers Siding Deal in Jersey
Garden State Modernizers at 175 Liberty Avenue near Bloy Street offers a limited time price of 75 cents per square foot installed for Alsco Aluminum Lip Siding. Alsco claims durable baked enamel finish with low maintenance and no chipping or fading. Free, no obligation estimates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden State Modernizers
Liberty Avenue
Bloy Street
Alsco
Garden State
Union Man Guilty Of Tipsy Driving
August Reuter aged 68 of 43 Salem Road Union was fined 225 dollars and had his license revoked for two years by Acting Magistrate Samuel B Friedman. Reuter pleaded not guilty and argued his medical conditions were not considered in the exam. He was arrested July 29 on Liberty Avenue after failing a sobriety test and admitted drinking four beers in five hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Salem Road
Union
Samuel B. Friedman
Lawrence Mais
Newark
Joseph Peyser
Liberty Avenue
Ray Heller
Peyser
Boy Hospitalized After Bike Fall in Newark
Michael Pulik Jr. nine of 1306 State Street suffered fire and head injuries from a bicycle fall last Wednesday. He was treated by Dr Milton M Lill et and moved to St Barnabas Hospital. Patrolman Arthur Issler reported the fall occurred while avoiding another boy on Silver Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Pulik Jr
State Street
Milton M. Lillet
St. Barnabas Hospital
Newark
Arthur Issler
Punk
Silver Avenue
Postpone Decision on Gas Station Permit in Dearing Clayton Holding Co
Township Committee postponed the Clayton Holding Co application to erect and operate a gas station on three lots at 666 Rowle 22. The property owned by Leslie and Marie Reed features 150 feet frontage and about 100 feet depth. The Sun Ol Company aims to develop it as a bus station. no public comment was voiced. Miss Ernestine Trubenbach named acting clerk during Clerk Bloy’s Maine vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearing
Clayton Holding Company
Rowle 22
Leslie and
Marie Reed
Sun Ol Company
Howard J. Bloy
Maine
Dolce Bros. Applicaton
North Broad Street
Looker Street
Arthur Dienst
Noibe
Dienst
Bloy and
Lee Streets
Republican candidates urge local bid review for municipal HQ
John G. Wilsh and Hymin M. Schulmin criticized cleaning bids for the new Municipal Headquarters at a Polish American Hall meeting. Bids ranged from 17000 to 22000 dollars, urging local capable staff to save taxpayers money. A general meeting was set for next Monday at 8:40 pm to name campaign officers and inform attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Wilsh
Hymin M. Schulmin
Republisn
School Registration Opens Ahead of New Year
Community wide registration for all new pupils on August 30 in the high school and grammar schools marks the start of the year. Opening day is September 10 with faculty meetings planned September 4 and 5. Holiday schedule includes Columbus Day Election Day Thanksgiving Lincoln Washington Decoration Day and Christmas recess from December 21 to January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Tbranom
Rotary Youth Work Reviewed at Hillside Club Meeting
Dr Wayne T Branom Hillside Schools superintendent reviews Rotary youth programs at Townleys Restaurant urging expanded student visits and future scholarships. He cites Rotary Foundation Exchange Fellowships nurses scholarships and a proposed elementary school Rotary 4 way test extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne T. Branom
Hillside Rotary Club
Townley
Union
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Branom
Rotary
Rotary Foundation
Clu
Hillside Rotary
Bratiom
Percy Shaffer
Hillside Lanes Plans Renovation and Grand Opening
Hillside Lanes, Inc announces renovation of Hillside Lanes at 1486 Therry Avenue near Florence for fall and winter. New owners John Bisset and Bud Thomas plan automatic pinspotters, air conditioning, lights, and a redesigned cocktail lounge with weekend entertainment. grand opening targeted for month end. They also operate Chinkellay Recreation at 609 Chancellor Avenue and will feature more weekend shows with John Woods and Stephen Toth as entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceat
Hillside Lanes, Inc
Therry Avenue
Florence Avenue
John Bisset
Bud Thomas
Alnside
Chinkellay Recreation
Chancellor Avenue
Tivington
Wa Ers
John Woods
Bihedivt Halin
Stephen Toth
Hillside Hecreation
American Heart Association Receives County Funds
Union County funds support to American Heart Association for research on heart and blood vessel diseases. Grants totaling $1,042,813 fund lab equipment, supplies, and expert investigator support across approved projects. An additional $10,000 is expected from public Heart Fund Campaign. trustees plan further appropriations next month. Michiel J. Hoptay from New Jersey attends University of Colorado Summer Session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Heart Associat
American Heart Association
Tie Association
Menthy
Union County
Dr Ram Named Health Officer in Bloomfield at $4750 Salary
Dr Ram was named health officer of Bloomfield at a $4 750 yearly salary succeeding Samuel Gowitt who resigned after 28 years. The appointment takes effect in May and aligns with Civil Service rules. Ram, 41, a physician with extensive public health credentials, is a Bloomfield resident and former teacher and consultant on water and sewage problems. He holds multiple degrees and served in the medical corps. The meeting also set first readings for a pools ordinance, a clerk designation change for Mrs Florence Piaget, and other health department actions with upcoming final readings in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerson L Ray
Avelile
Bloomfield
Hhe Board of Health
Ram
Samuel Gowitt
New Jersey
Newlth
Cullens
Quaive Angels
Circle Resure Laboratories
Joseph Rein
Wilde Board of Education
Upsala
Rotters College of Engineering
Rutgers University
Join Tropking University
IL Aid
New Guinea
Phillippines
Bloomfield Counci
American Legion
WEW
Third Ward
Plorence Piaget
Nealth
Robert L. Emplan
Adolph Winston
Eleanor Patricia Duffy
Visiting Nurse Association
Library Display To Back On Day
Hillside Public Library agrees to support United Nations Day activities at the October celebration. The meeting in the library quarters chaired by the Hillside United Nations Day Committee planned a display booth and crate covering the work of the United Nations. Dr Teyny Dunn, president, said the board was glad to provide assistance as the event marks the founding of the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Puplic Library
Ubrary
TE Teyny Dunn
United Nations
Court Apologizes For Police Error In Driving Case
A local court apologized for a police error connected to a driving while revoked case. Magisterial actions treated Ler and Kozel, with Kozel fined 105 dollars plus 4 dollars for driving without a license after the August incident. The charge was dismissed for Ler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Priedmin
Polo Kired
Howard W. Lear
Morris Avenir
Elizabeth
Lot
Mikehr
Ler
Stanley Kozel
Elizabeth Mven
Magiatrate
Sid Nay Birnhwin
Kuval
Leenae
Kozal
Ms Leens
Steuerwald Retired After 22 Years with Public Service
George T. Steuerwald of 926 Route 22 retired from Public Service Electric and Gas Company after nearly 22 years. He began in the underground and transmission construction division and in 1942 moved to the electrical department at Essex electric generating station, where he stayed until retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Steuerwald
Route 22
Steuerwald
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Essex Electric Generating Station
Red Cross seeks aid for home emergency planning
The Red Cross notes a spike in home emergencies and urges programs to assist families with medical care for children, household management, and employment planning to reduce risk and improve resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
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Naval Reserve
Hillsiders
Rutgers
Legion
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Clumesa
Boy
Paul F. Korlesky
Henry Goldhor
Arthur Kroes
Cornerstone
Joseph Puhr
Mann
Hollywood Businessmen's Association
Emil Schmidlin
Frank Briscoe Co, Inc
Harrison A. Williams, Jr
Hen Lny Goldhor
Union County Board of Elections
Pam
Rap City
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Rotary Youth Work Reviewed
Dongs
Putin
Ghippy
Mit
Wien
Adyono
American Heart Ass'n
Boulder
Colo
Michiel J. Hoptay
Trinity Place
Hullside
Universe of Colorado
Dr. Ram
Gerson L, Kam
New Town Hall
Murray Fischer
Sidney Englander
William Gurst
Arthur Kresal
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Baby Carriage — Bicycles Toys
Lowel
Liberty Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Growney
Rome
N. Broad ST
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