Clark Gum Samples New Flavors To Vacation Students
Clark Gum Company through its summer project employs 250 student samplers to introduce Sour Lemon Teaberry and Cinnamon gum flavors. Preaklin J Cheriff of Hillside a Renessalaer Poly Tech freshman represents the corps locally. George Karnal national sales manager says the aim is twofold to amuse students and broaden flavor awareness while maintaining 25 hour weekly work to leave time for recreation and study. Clark is a division of Philip Morris Incorporated.
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Clark Gum Company
Clark
Preaklin J. Cheriff
Hillside
Renessalear Poly- Tech
Te Company
Johnson
Phillip Morris Incorporated
Ject
George Karnal
International Diversified Product Company
Karnal
Portrait of Mrs. Carl W. Hexamer on display at Bamberger Gallery
Mrs. Carl W. Hexamer’s photograph is displayed at Garden State Tea Room in the Bamberger Gallery as she is named a Distinguished Woman of New Jersey by the Public Relations office. The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Newark roles include coordinating officer of the Women’s Association and chair of the Afternoon Circles, church school kindergarten superintendent, elder, and former Newark Presbytery Society vice president. She resides at 1269 Roberts Street with her husband and has a son Carl W. 2nd in Bridgewater Township.
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Carl W. Hexamer
Garden State
Bamberger Gallery
New Jersey
Hexamer
Roberts Street
Carl W. 2Nd
Bridgewater Township
Women's Association
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Newark
Church School
Newark Presbyterial Society
Hillside Girl Graduates Lyons Institute in Newark
Miss Susan Peckerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Sid ney Peckerman 1155 Thomas Street Hillside will be among the evening Medical Assistant graduates of Lyons Institute of Medical and Dental Technology Newark on August 19 1965. Miss Peckerman is a 1964 graduate of Hillside High School. The use of ceramic tile dates back at least 7000 years.
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Susan Peckerman
Sidney Peckerman
Thomas Street
Hillside
Lyons Institute of Medical and Dental Technology
Newark
Peckerman
Hillside High School
B n Ai Brith Conference Attendees Named
Robert Lipson Julius Schwartz and Samuel Gaines of Hillside will attend the four state B n Ai Brith district board meeting in Philadelphia on Sunday August 15 announced by Harry N Barton president. The board represents about 500 units in Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and West Virginia and sets policy for all activities. The four state district B n Ai Thirth members mark its 13th year in 1965. The order was founded 121 years ago and will discuss internal matters as well as national events affecting its membership and Jews worldwide.
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Robert Lipson
Julius Schwartz
Samuel Gaines
Hillside
B'nai B'rith Distrigtatt Ford
Philadelphia
Harry N. Barton
Charleston
W. Va
Board of Governors
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
West Virginia
International Order of B'nai B'rith
Lehner Becomes Accountant in New State Certification
Fred A. Lehner of Hillside was certified as a public accountant after passing the May exam held by the State Board of Public Accountants. Attorney General Arthur J. Sills announced that Lehner was among 64 successful examinees.
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Fred A. Lehner
Hillside
State Board of Public Accountants
Arthur J. Sills
Zoning Board Delays Apt Variance Decision
The Zoning Board reserved a decision last Monday night on a variance for a garden apartment at 1260 North Broad Street. Mrs Albert Schoen of 352 Trinity Place seeks a 2-1/2 story four unit building in a commercial zone amid a tight vote discussion led by building inspector Carmen Monaco.
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North Broad Street
Albert Schoen
Trinity Place
Carmen Monaco
Beard
Morals charge for Roy Kulberda on open lewdness arrest
Roy Kulberda aged 20 of 1576 Maple Avenue was arrested on Long and Hollywood Avenues by Detective Robert J. DeProspo on an open lewdness charge. He posted a $500 bond for Municipal Court appearance.
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Roy P. Kulberda
Maple Avenue
Long
Hollywood
Robert J. DeProspo
Expansion Move By Truck Firm in Elizabeth NJ
Metropolitan Freight Carriers expands by moving into an 18 door truck terminal in Elizabeth New Jersey after starting in Hillside. The firm began April 1961 as Excelsoir Delivery Service, with Harry Schildhaus as owner distributing dietetic beverages. The company obtained Interstate Commerce Commission authority to operate as a common carrier between parts of New Jersey and New York and grew, moving twice in two years to larger Newark terminals.
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Metropolitan Freight Carriers
Elizabeth
N.J
Hillside
Robert Diamond
Metropolian
Excelsior
Harry Schildhaus
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Jersey
New York
Metropolitan
Newark
Curtain Call for a Corpse and Other Mysteries
A catalog of mystery and detective titles includes Bell Curtain call for a corpse and 13 ways to kill four men among 1965 best stories. It lists Davenport FitzGerald O Malley and Sherry among crime collectibles with varied authors across Hillside Library shelf notes. The list also mentions biographies travel history fiction and assorted subjects, reflecting a wide adult fiction and reference pull.
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Hillside Library Books
Bell
Davenport
FitzGerald
Echo
Hardwick
Jones
Pearl Knox
Proof O'Malley
Peters
Potts
Scherf
Sherry
Losar Stein
Stout
Royal Flush
van Siller
Lonely Breeze
McCoy
Churchill
Roosevelts Cotes
Dorozynski
Fenton
Kayiia
Levant
Moseley
Haile Selassie
Thomas
Sam Ward
Warner
Hollywood
Bixby
Herblock Collins
Paris
Harneck
Rickenbacker
Flying Circus
Rudofsky
Ford
Byron Jones George
Greenberg
Harrison
Bill
Heinrich
Power
Kops
No Man’s Land
Lauritzen
Cross and
Caesar Stanton
Albee
Alice Amis
Betts
Lincoln
Buchward
Graetz
Kissinger
Lamont
Mecklin
U.S
Vietnam
Rivlin
Bank Displays Children's Art at Hillside Office Exhibit
The National State Bank Hillside Office presents a children’s arts and crafts show from municipal playgrounds featuring works by 6 to 17 year olds. Items include decorative stuffed animals dolls baskets pencil holders woven articles belts lanyards bracelets pins plaster ornaments and more. The display runs until August 23 after which pieces are returned to their creators.
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National State Bank
Hillside
Broad St
Plaster of Paris
Bank declares 20 cent dividend to stockholders
The Board of Directors of the National State Bank has declared a dividend of 20 cents per share on capital stock to all shareholders of record Aug. 28, payable on Sept. 17.
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The
National State Bank
Language School Graduation Marks Chinese Institute Completion
Seton Hall University with the U S Office of Education marks the completion of a Summer Language Institute for elementary and secondary school teachers of Chinese under the National Defense Education Act. The ceremony at Little Theatre Archbishop Walsh Gym South Orange starts 7pm with remarks by Raymond Phillips April Lou and Rev Albert Hakim.
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Seton Hall University
United States Office of Education
Little Theatre
Archbishop Walsh Gymnasium
South Orange
ISSS
Raymond Phillips
April Lou
Agnes Morcom
Hong Dou Ci
Lucy Wu
Gonghe Xinxi
Andrew Quiroli
Karen Lai
Xiao Banlu
Shang Xue Zue
Nurse Refresher Training to Ease New Jersey Shortage
Governor Hughes and Martin S. Alan announce a statewide nurse refresher training program to reinstate inactive registered nurses. The plan, funded by a $308,000 federal grant, targets vacancies as New Jersey hospitals face a growing need for qualified nurses amid population growth.
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Richard J. Hughes
Martin S. Alan
New Jersey Hospitals Association
New Jersey
Hughes
New Jersey Hospital Association
The
Hospital Research and Educational Trust
New Jersey de
Traffic Toll in New Jersey Rises to 620 This Year
Traffic deaths in New Jersey climb to 620 so far this year, up from 600 at the same point last year. Authorities note rising roadway fatalities as the year advances.
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New Jersey
Refresher program urged for nurses rejoining workforce
Officials from the Department of Education and New Jersey Division of Employment Security say many nurses want to return to work but fear being out of touch. A refresher course would update skills and restore confidence, with flexible scheduling to fit those re-entering hospital service.
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Partment of Education and
New Jersey Division of ‘Deployment Security
Alan
Hillside Times publication details and pricing
The Hillside Times weekly paper lists publication at 1443 North Broad, Hillside, N.J. It shows August 19, 1905 as a date and notes subscription at $3.50 per year and single copy price of 10 cents. Continuous volume and issue numbering are indicated as VOL. XLI NO. 43 with Elizabeth, N.J. as part of the mailing description.
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Hillside Times
The
Hille
North Broad Srugs
N.J
United States
Elizabeth
Children Never Again Need Measles Treatment Warns Doctor
Nearly five million American and Canadian children contract measles yearly, experts say. Dr Saul Krugman of New York University School of Medicine notes measles now causes more harm than polio and urges vaccination, stating there is no excuse for any child to endure measles or its risks and recommending vaccines to prevent the disease.
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Polo
Saul Krugman
Nw York University School Medicine
Salem Pharmacy Prescription Service Ad Card
Salem Pharmacy at 201 Salem Ave corner Ci Avenue offers call and deliver prescription service. Philip Weinick pharmacist available. Phone Bl 2-4230.
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Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave. Cor
Philip Weinick
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