Charnack Runs for Board as Scaccia Opts Out
Three Board of Education terms expire in February with one re election petition filed. Abe Charnack seeks another term while Albert Scaccia will not run, planning to buy a home. Frank J ill uncertain about another run. Charles Mancuso and Albert Schoen have petitions filed.
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Board of Education
Abe Charnack
Albert Scaccia
Judy
Harlow H. Curtis
Scaccia
Hillside
Frank Jill
Charnack
Belleview Terrace
Coordinate Activities Committee
Charles Mancuso
Silver Avenue
American Civic Association
Albert Schoen
Holiday Plea For Mental Patients At Hillside Hospital
Mrs Trene Fuchs chairs Hillside Mental Health Committee Volunteer Services seeking holiday gifts for Marlboro Hillside patients. Desired items include socks, stockings, handkerchiefs and clothing. donations may be delivered or cash used to buy local items. Coordinated with Union County voluntary services drive.
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Hillside
The
Marlboro State Hospital
Trene Tuchs
Hillside Mental Health Committee
Fuchs
Herbert Avenue
Elizabeth
Union County Association For Mental Health
Bristol-Myers Santa Parties Bring Holiday Cheer to Employees Families
Bristol-Myers employees and children from St. Peter's Orphanage Newark will attend Christmas events at the Bristol-Myers plant. The company hosts a Friday evening party December 20 with music, buffet, puppet show, magic, and Santa Claus. A Saturday afternoon event features Robert Brown Puppet Theatre, magic by William Frey, cartoons, and gift distribution for six hundred children and four hundred parents. On Monday December 23, orphans from Newark will receive gifts, shoes, and a puppet show from the Bristol-Myers Association with Santa Claus answering gift requests.
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Bristol-Myers Products Division
St. Peter's
Newark
Bristol-Myers
Long Avenue
Bristol- Myers Association
Anne Costello
Hillside
Michael Ficzko
Don Gibson
Santa Claus
Robert Brown
Robert Brown Puppet Theatre
William Frey
Chatham
Statistical Quality Control Department
Bristol Myers
Bristol-Myers Association
Township row over mayoral selection and appointments
Township Committeeman Hyman Schulman criticizes lack of consultation as Adolph Winston is named next year's mayor. Democrats reportedly planned a full committee discussion. Mayor Di Buono’s plan to announce successors encountered resistance. Separate letters from Fred Miller rail against a proposed double deck on Route 22 and pending Route 22 improvements. Ninth District residents seek a fresh candidate for the February 11 school district election, with contacts John Baird and Marion Kraft.
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Hyman M. Schulman
Schulman
Adolph A. Winston
Democratic Committee
W. William di Buono
di Buono
Winston
Fred Miller
Miller
Howard J. Bloy
Board of Education
Livingston Road
John Baird
Ninth District Civic Association
Marion Kraft
Millstream Manor Civic Association
Emanuel Gersten
Sidney Birnbaum
Mitter
Max Schleifer
William Gural
Gutral Wiret
Police Committee
Tire
Schleifer
Recreation Commission
Chulman
Gural
Safety Council
Civil Defense Council
Sehleifer
Veterans Affio
Hillside High Expands Science and Math Courses
Hillside High School and other metropolitan districts offer expanded science and math tracks to boost college readiness. Superintendent Branom told the Board that 1,288 of 1,340 Hillside students take science and math, with further expansion planned after facilities are enlarged. He noted parental credit and student aptitude affect course demand, while architects reported tentative approval of revised high school additions. Asian flu inoculations were given to 112 district employees, and a resignation by a teacher was accepted effective December 31.
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Hillside High School
Age Ane
Scence
Wayne T. Branom
Board of Education
Branom
Peter G. Humanik
Hillside
Bi 0
Frank J. Hill
Pohlman & Henry
Charles Updike
State Department of Education
Ath State
Fenvet
U S Behind Soviet Education Say Seminar Claim
Rev A L Behrenbergs of Metuchen warns the U S lags behind Soviet schooling. He spoke on Observations from Behind the Iron Curtain after a summer trip, urging college access regardless of parents’ wealth and noting future efforts to catch up.
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United States
A. TL Behrenbergs
First Presbyterian Church of
Metuchen
Women's Association
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Behrenberg
Tron Curtain
Emmet T. White
Harold “Bidman
Arthur Northwood
Miss Rath
Cummings
J Henry Zeigler
Dinner Aims to Support Union Junior College Fund
Westfield and Cranford service clubs gathered at Lake Country Club for a dinner to introduce leaders to the Union Junior College development fund. Speakers urged mobilizing support for adequate education as Dr. Kenneth Mackay, college president, noted the college serves the entire community without regard to creed. Township reorganization saw Adolph Winston named next year’s mayor with changes increasing Health, Recreation and Safety boards and naming new members and reappointments across several township committees.
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Westfield
Hillside Service Club
Union County
Area
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary
Hho Lake
Cranford Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Bub
Development Fund
Union Junior College
Cranford
Tillside
Henry A. Nussbaum
Trinity Place
Maurice Brightyeol
Leslie Street
Hillside Lions Club
Bernard Senner
Collywood Avenue
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Nusshalim
Kenneth ©. Mackay
Cranford Rotary Club
MacKay
Adolph A. Winston
Board of Health
Recreation Commission
Safety Council
Mich Ehrenkron
Wen Neth
Hathaway
Max Sehleifer
Winston
Health Board
Fannie Horney
Lawrence Levitas
Board of Education
The
Raymond Moore
Sidney Stein
Mel. Mil Jtred Raphael
Local Assistance Board
Laura Santuce
Shade Tree Commission
Edward Isbrecht
Robert McNamara
Library Board
di Buen
Henry G. Nulton
Jean Giordano
Christmas Services Led by Hillside Churches
Rural and nearby churches announce Christmas observances led by Hillside residents. First Baptist plans services starting December 22 with a film, candlelight on Christmas Eve, and a Bible School program. Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian presents multiple services with music and sermons on Christ’s significance and a Christmas Choir Festival. Calvary Lutheran holds four services December 22 including a Christmas Communion and festive anthems. Continued on Page 12.
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Hillside
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Wesley A. Olsen
Choi
Bethlehem
Billy Graham
Cliff Barons
Beverly Shea
Hazel Burleigh
Leone Paulsen
Preude
Mietzke
Vic. Fin
Marryott
Sons of the Morning
Coombs
Junget
Parke Turner
Old Judea
Gelbel
Thomas Chamberlain
Calvary Lutheran Church
Maple Avenue
Clark Street
C. Morgan Wagner
Jon
National cochairmen named for Brotherhood Week education work
Three educators were appointed as national cochairmen of the Schools and Colleges Committee for Brotherhood Week by Louis B. Seltzer. The honorees are Dr. William Jansen of New York City, Dr. Joseph Maneh of Buffalo, and Dr. Francis A. Roy of the University of Arizona. Brotherhood Week runs February 16 through 23 and aims to stabilize schools and colleges with youth involvement.
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Schools and Colleges Committee
Louis B. Seltzer
The
Cleveland Press
William Jansen
New York City
Joseph Maneh
Buffalo
Francis A. Roy
College of Liberal Arts
University of Arizona
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Commission On Educational Organizations
Lewis Webster Jones
Rutgers University
New Jersey State
Laurence DB. Haskew
University of Texas
John L. McMahon
Our Lady of the Lake College
William B. Vickery
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Eastern
Union County Board of Realtors
Dave Taub
Madelyn Darrow
Bristol-Myers Santas
Dt Whatson
Salem Pharmacy
Rose Ave FitteiAe Rosel
U.S
Jr. College Fund
Joseph SS. Fuhrenann
Henry Kreh
William Ostermiller
Carmen Monaco
Joseph Peyser
John ©. Pozar
Wright, Long & Cod
Louis J. Tess
Hilizabeth
Mueller
Sehul4y
Christ
Walton
Calvary Lutheran
Cole Slaw
Pete's Delicatessen
Pete and
William St
Waverly
Matt Best Producta “Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Lionel
Jack Reclus
Liberty Ave
Growney
Rome
Broad
Liberty. Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Brotherhood
Sundaies Mauro Pharmacy
Szarko’s
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