New Recreation Center and Pools Proposed for Hillside
Peter G. Humanik proposes a National Recreation Association study to plan a new Hillside recreation center at Bristol-Myers Field with indoor and outdoor pools sharing a filtering plant. The current Liberty avenue center is deemed inadequate and a one story building could serve as student shelter during off hours and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Recreation Association
Peter G. Humanik
Raya Bernstein
Hillside Labor Education Council
Liberty Avenue
Humanik
The
Recreation Commission
Community Advisory Committee discussed for civic groups
Manik contemplates forming a Community Advisory Committee to represent civic groups. Ice skating is planned for Central Avenue Field. Plans endorsed by Labor Education Council with support for a referendum. Mrs Bernstein stresses necessity and cost justification. An open meeting is set for Tuesday January 6 at Hungarian Hall on White Street. A speaker will discuss labor laws and unionism to protect living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manik
Central Avenue
Labor Education Council
Bernstein
White Street
Gypsy Fender Repairs Reported by Hillside Police
Fire Captain Michael Marsnick of 395 Hollywood Avenue reported three men soliciting fender work in Hillside Saturday. Police investigated and found they were itinerant gypsies who protested they did nothing illegal and left town at police suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Marsnick
Hollywood Avenue
Hillside
Two Burned in Boiler Explosion at Heil Plant
Two men were slightly burned in a 2:16 pm boiler explosion at the Heil Company on Route 29. Herman Heidt, 49, and Irving Owen, 59, were cleaning the oil burner when vaporized oil ignited by a gas pilot caused the blast. They received first aid and were taken to Industrial Hospital for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heil Company
Herman Heidt
Sayre Street
Elizabeth
Irving Owen
Kilsythe Road
John Hassadick
Monroe Place
Hillside Avenue
Hillside Sailor Serves Aboard Carrier Off Korea
Leonard Visotsky radarman second class USN serves aboard the attack carrier USS Oriskany with Carrier Task Force 77 off Korea. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. August J. Visotsky of 1508 Franklin Street Hillside New Jersey. The Oriskany recently arrived in Far Eastern waters after a Cape Horn voyage. Its planes support United Nations ground forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Camp Wapalanne Reunion At Montclair State College
Over 200 youngsters from across the state will attend the third annual Camp Wapalanne reunion at Montclair State Teachers College on Saturday December 13. The program runs 2 to 4 pm in the College High School auditorium with square dancing and group singing. Hillside residents slated to attend include Jack Cormack and Alan and Cecilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair State Teachers College
College High School
Hillside
Jack Cormack
Hillside Avenue
Alan
Cecilia
Camp Wapalanne Seeks Nature Study Camp Role
In Stokes State Forest near Branchville Miss Marie Kuhnen will present Kodachromensis of the camp. Edward J. Ambry of the New Jersey State School of Conservation will announce plans for the 1953 camping session under whose auspices the program is arranged. Camp Wapalanne uses the forest as a classroom as youngsters spend their vacation studying nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempler
Leslie Street
Stokes State Forest
Branchville
Marie Kuhnen
Edward J. Ambry
N. J. State School of Conservation
Wapalanne
Group Decides On New Jewish Center
A public mass meeting is planned by the Citizens' Committee for a Hillside Jewish Center on Thursday January 22. Plans for a new community center in Hillside will be submitted at the meeting in a large auditorium. A building committee surveys various sites and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens' Committee
Hillside
Robert Rosenberg
Pingry Upper School Hears Talk By Gibby
Robert B. Gibby of 270 Ogden Way spoke to Pingry School upper class on business. Gibby, a 1931 graduate and Desks Inc executive in New York City, is a Pingry trustee, alumni president, and father of a student. his talk continued a three year series of alumni vocational talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Gibby
Ogdenway
Pingry
Mr. Gibby
Desks, Inc
New York City
Robert
Gibby
Winter Driving Hazards Up Ahead Expert Rules Offered
Deputy Chief Paul Korlesky warns of severe winter driving conditions and shares six rules from the National Safety Council on winter road safety. Rules cover road feel, slow speed, keeping the windshield clear, braking technique, safe following distance, and tire chains with stopping distance comparisons for glare ice and packed snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Korlesky
Hillside
National Safety Council
Korlesky
Thou Lord Alone Creator of Heaven and Earth
A fragment from a Lay Preacher passage credits the Lord with making heaven the heaven of heavens and all hosts, the earth, seas, and all their contents, emphasizing divine sovereignty over creation.
In the Beginning God Reflections on Daily Faith
A devotional meditation cites Nehemiah 9 6 and John 1 1 14 urging readers to pause at the start of tasks and days. It argues that recalling God at the outset fosters reverence, stronger work, and a closer walk with Him. The prayer asks divine companionship at the day’s beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
God
Theo
Warns Merchants On Cashing Checks
Deputy Chief Paul Korlesky cautions local merchants to beware of cashing checks for unfamiliar individuals. He notes merchants have cashed numerous commercial and government checks for nonowners and suffered losses from forged endorsements. He urges heightened scrutiny to prevent further fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Korlesky
Korlesky
Public service warning on check cashing and fraud
A police public service advisory urges caution before cashing checks for strangers. It asks clerks to verify identity and right to funds and poses the risk of forged endorsements. The notice is in cooperation with the Know Your Endorser campaign of the Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury Department
Sey Yuu
Nash Airflyte Banner Ad Highlights Comfort Features
The copy touts reclining seats twin beds weather eye conditioned air system as superior Nash Airflyte advantages. It emphasizes beauty performance economy and comfort as leading the world today and tomorrow.
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Rome
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Willy
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Liberty Ave
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Jules Terry
Mgr
Carteret
Beccue
New Jersey
Ran
Arteret Me
Broad ST
Newark
Market
Cantenet Savings and Loan Association
NASA
Merkle
Hudson
Detroit
Masonic Temple
Arthur J Stahl
Battery Service
Derby
Connecticr
Jed Wagner
Hu York
Fred Merkle
Merkle Motors
Bishop
Theodore R. Ludlow
D.D
Church of St. Mary Magadalene
Pomona Avenue
Ludlow
Bell Telephone Company
New Jewish Center
Pingry Upper School
Kay Clothing Co
Broad Street
Elizabeth N. J
Regent Theatre
Ree
Les Cove
J. Norwood van Ness Guild Opticians
Clinton Ave
Sidney T. Holt
Cor. Market St
YOUR
Freeday & Meyer
Olive St
Elizabeth, N. J
John C-Pozar
Crann Street
ATA
AD Surety CO
Rembrandt
Automobile Design
Pinin Farina
Nash Golden
Nash
Farina
Walid Wied
Oitaniana
America
Allan S. Bergman
Waverly
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