July Employment in New Jersey Sees Small Gain
New Jersey non agricultural employment rose by 1 900 from mid June to mid July according to Carl Holderman. Unemployment declined to about 219 000 or 9 7 percent of the labor force while unemployment insurance payments fell 2 7 percent from June to July. Manufacturing shed 3 700 jobs while non manufacturing added 5 600, with average weekly earnings for production workers at 86 01 dollars in July compared with 85 08 a year earlier.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Carl Holderman
Frank T. Judge
Division of Employment Security
Holderman
Retirement Age Set By College
Union Junior College announces a retirement age of 65 for faculty and staff. President Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay says employees need not retire at 65, as contracts are renewed annually with president recommendation. The action aligns with practices at many colleges and universities.
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Cranford
Union Junior College
Kenneth C. MacKay
MacKay
Plan Aimed at Extending Teaching Careers Across College
The college plans a program to help individuals decide when to retire and continue employment beyond 65. Dr MacKay notes the plan will not immediately affect current staff.
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MacKay
Collee
Buchanan Makes New Cable Staples
Buchanan Electrical Products Corp of Hillside New Jersey announces new cable staples in heavy carbon steel or stainless. Features include raised legs two point hammering surface flat legs ribbed legs and oppositely tapered points. Available in three sizes matching No 12 No 14 two wire and three wire cables and No 6 3 conductor service entrance cables. Samples from James O Johnson.
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James 0. Johnson
Buchanan Electrical Products Corp
Hillside
N. J
Midshipman De Paul Completes At Sea Training Aboard Bonhomme Richard
Midshipman Anthony W. De Paul Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Anthony De Paul of Millside New Jersey completed four weeks at sea training aboard the USS Bon Homme Richard near Alameda California He joined July 12 and departed August 8 after practicing seamanship navigation engineering gunnery and air operations in preparation for naval service upon Holy Cross College graduation
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Pacific Fleet
PHTNC
Bon Homme Richard
Anthony W. de Paul
Anthony de Paul
Wilderstreet
Millside
N. J
de Paul
Holy Cross College
Alameda
California
Naval Service
Township notes: house for sale ad seeks buyer
Quick results for a house sale advertised by Theresa M. Bensen, Broker. Contact WA 6-4240-Adv for details and showing.
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Theresa M. Bensen
New Ledge Stone Design Acclaimed by Architects
Hillside firm announces a new ledge stone design by Phillip Rosner on Hollywood Avenue. The extended ledge features a pronounced shadow line and suits interior and exterior surfaces. It has gained early acclaim from leading architects and interior decorators for endurance and novelty.
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Hillside
Phillip Rosner
Hollywood Avenue
Alreay
Free Accordion Lessons Offer At Hillside Studio
A Hillside studio advertises free beginner accordion lessons by Alfred Mayer at 1587 Wyndmoor Avenue. The ad touts simple methods, an eight week course for eight dollars, instrument rental, and progression to an accordion band with spring recitals. Mayer, Juilliard graduate and Brooklyn College faculty member, claims broad age acceptance from six to seventy.
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Alfred Mayer Accordion & Organ
Wyndmoor Avenue
Hillside
Mr. Mayer
Juilliard
Brooklyn College
Boston University Grads Cum Laude Honors Given
Jane Esther Elias of 226 Conklin Avenue earned a Bachelor of Arts cum laude from the College of Liberal Arts during the 1958 Summer Session commencement at Symphony Hall Boston. Dr Harold C Case President delivered the principal address titled Galaxies in Profile ending the summer ceremonies after offering more than 300 courses at both graduate and undergraduate levels.
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Jane Esther Elias
Conklin Avenue
College of Liberal Arts
Symphony Hall
Boston
Harold C. Case
Boston University
Dean's List Honors At Rutgers University Liberal Arts
Miss Rona Bernstein of 1550 Sedley Street and Miss Lynda Schulman of 269 Oakland Terrace named to the Dean's List for the February to June semester. Bernstein, class of 1960, majors in English, Schulman, class of 1958, also majors in English. Announcement by Dr. Herbert P. Woodward, dean.
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Rona Bernstein
Sedley Street
Lynda L. Schulman
Oakland Terrace
Herbert P. Woodward
Rutgers University Liberal Arts Unit
Miss Bernstein
Miss Schulman
Kenny Fund Appeal Sets $200000 Goal for New Jersey
The Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation fund appeal runs from August 20 to September 20 with a $200000 target. It relies on public contributions and does not charge for the Kenny treatment. Donations may go through local chairmen or be mailed to Sister Kenny Foundation Medical Center Jersey City.
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New Jersey
Sister
Conclave Planned For City Officials
The 48rd annual conference of the New Jersey State League of Municipalities will be held in Atlantic City from November 18 through 21 with headquarters at the Chalfonte Haddon Hall Hotel. League President Herbert Kruttschnitt of Irvington announced the program planning.
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Trenton
New Jersey State League of Municipalities
Atlantic City
Chalfonte Haddon Hall
Herbert Kruttschnitt
Irvington
Pineapple Pork Burgers for Picnics and Teens
Pineapple and pork burgers are described for quick ahead preparation. Mix ground pork with crushed pineapple bread crumbs salt and cinnamon to form ten patties using a hamburger press. Brown both sides in a skillet and serve in heated buns. Also noted is a lima bean sausage casserole serving four.
New Jersey Officials Prepare Four Day League Meeting
Under Commissioner Bernard J. Berry of Jersey City the group met in Trenton to map a four day conference plan. Fifteen affiliated groups will hold sessions in addition to League meetings on Tuesday afternoon Wednesday and Friday. The conclave ends with the November 21 business meeting. Last year over 4 000 officials attended and this year’s turnout is expected to rise. 528 of 567 municipalities are members, about 96 percent of New Jersey’s municipalities.
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Mittee
Bernard J. Berry
Jersey City
Trenton
Lems
Nidance
Ngure
Kruttschmitt Situ
Sing
New Jersey
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