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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1954

Page

3

Hillside Servicemen Arrive Fort Dix Company D 365th Infantry

John J. Lang son of Mr and Mrs Lang of 207 Hillside Ave and Pvt Donald J Lacey son of Mrs Lacey of 55 Mortz Ave Hillside arrived at Fort Dix and assigned to Company D 365th Infantry. Both are Hillside High School alumni. Lang formerly worked for Sinclair Murray Co Inc and Lacey for General Motors Linden.

Fort DIX Pfe John J. Lang Hillside Avenue Donald J. Lacey Alice G. Lacey Mortz Avenue Hillside 365Th Infantry Regiment Hillside High School Pfc Lang Sinclair Murray Co. Inc Lacey General Motors Linden

Seek Material For Cancer Dressings

Hille side Chapter members urged to save old ironed sheets and pillow cases for cancer dressings. Mrs. George Wells and Mrs. Simon Kerner invite volunteers to a sewing afternoon with pleasant company and refreshments on Wednesday December 8 at 1 30 p m at 212 Dover Avenue.

Hilleside George Wells Simon Kerner Dover Avenue

B n ai B rith Women Membership Tea At Gutentag Home

A well attended membership tea was hosted at Mrs. Sanford Gutentag's home on a Tuesday evening in late November. Guest speaker Mrs. Charles Rausch, vice president of Northern New Jersey Council and former Hillside Chapter president, spoke on the organization’s projects and accomplishments. Co chairmen were Mrs. Alfred Labowitch and Mrs. Moe Steinman chaired the event with refreshments enjoyed by all.

Sanford Gutentag Charles Rausch Northern New Jersey Council Hillside Chapter Alfred Labowitch Moe Steinman

Thanksgiving Program by George Washington School Class

Mrs Fondettas first grade class at George Washington School presented a Thanksgiving program on Tuesday November 23. Students performed Ten Little Pumpkins and sang Pies For Sale and Over the River. An acrostic titled Thanksgiving Letters was prepared by twelve students with several visitors attending.

Fondetta George Washington School Arlene Elsenberg Steven Bisk Judith Maddalena Kenneth Tocako Lynn Wainberg Ronald Galbraith Michele Applebaum Judit Dayne Richard Lange Susan Tukees Sandra Halem Anthony Crea Ann Meisler Nancy Addario Mario Pisano Pauline Pinkos Hu‘ene Geller John Garry Ana Meisler Ernest Miltner Janet Dryguiski

Booklet on Stainless Steel Valves for Pulp and Paper Industry

A new booklet from the Copper Alloy Corporation discusses applications processes installation and maintenance of stainless steel valves and fittings in the pulp and paper industry. It includes diagrams tables on mechanical properties physical properties and corrosion resistance and clarifies procedures for specifying these components. Copies are available on request.

Copper Alloy Corporation

Double Duty For Your Holloware In Silverware Care

How to keep silver hollowware bright by regular use and proper care. Tips include arranging flowers in Escoflier dishes from a hotel chain, using appropriate containers, and avoiding damage from frog holders or florist putty. The piece suggests bronze accents in winter and emphasizes enjoying silver through frequent use.

Freeholders Approve Seven Passes for Fire Department Tests

Seven residents including Thomas F Donnelly Angelo Di Leo and Dominic A Robertozzi passed the civil service examination for appointment to the Hillside Union County Fire Department amid board resignations and protests. The Freeholders denied forcing Schoen to quit saying the restora tion was a surprise. Appointments timeline shows Donnelly Di Leo Robertozzi Guidice Petras Powell Cove with several veterans among the group.

Albert Schoen Hillside Union County Rent Review Board George & Banbury Elizabeth Allree Theodore Winkle Schoen Banbury Board of Freeholders Ure Thomas F Donnelly Hollywood Avenue Angelo di Leo Bloy Street Dominick A. Robertozzi Lang Avenue Carlos Guidice Hillside Avenue Donald Petras Princeton Avenue William Powell St. Louiss Avenue Donald E. Cove Jove Roberto Powell di Leu

Pingry Honor Roll October November

Pingry School honors roll lists Hillside 6th Form first honors Robert Kaean 156 Gateway du Form Peter Tutulis 121 North Avenue second form second honors Joseph Franklin 191 North Avenue first form second honors James Whitlock 214 Exeter Way 6th Grade first honors Robert Popper 231 Exeter Way

Pingry Hillside Robert Kaean Gateway du Peter Tutulis North Joseph Franklin North Avenue James Whitlock Exeter Way Robert Popper

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