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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1958

Page

3

Rotary urged to harness new power for public good

District Governor Fred Trabuley told Hillside Rotary Club members that Rotary aims to build friendship and understanding, improve community relations, and foster international cooperation. He cited nurses scholarships, Little League support, Boy Scouts project plans, Austrian village aid, Rotary Foundation fellowships, and local bowling programs as examples of service.

Rotary Fred ‘Trabuley South Plainfield Hillside Rotary Club Hillside Presbyterian Church Trabiley Carl Setterberg Hillside Club Marcella Rotary Foundation Vbeinit Roary Foundation

Rotary convention call to attend next June in Madison Square Garden

Governor Trabury urged Members to attend the forthcoming convention at Madison Square Garden. He highlighted Rotary clubs' work worldwide in health and education.

Trabury Madison Square Garden Rotary

Winter Driving Pointers Issued by Police Chief

Chief Paul Kovlesky warns winter hazards rise as snow deepens. He urges careful judgment and vehicle readiness with traction and braking emphasized, citing tests on tires and chains showing how stopping distance increases on snow and ice. He urges reduced speeds and early equipment upgrades for safe travel.

Paul Kovlesky Korleskky Korlesky National Safety Council

Paid Up Member Party for Cerebral Palsy Council

The Charity Council for Cerebral Palsy hosts a paid up membership party on Monday January 5 at 8 30 p m at the Cerebral Palsy Center on Sanford Avenue Guests include hypnosis consultant Mr Robert Kittredge and husbands of members are invited A building tour will be arranged refreshments will be served and dancing will follow Mrs Jack Rosenberg of Irvington chairs the event

Charity Council For ‘Cerebral Palsy Cerebral Palsy Center Sanford Avenue Robert Kittredge Jack Rosenberg Irvington

Kiwanis Installs Its New Officers

Hillside Kiwanis Club installed officers on Wednesday December 10 at Hitchin Pst Union. Emanuel Reiter became president with vice presidents Dr Ralph A Schwartz and Edward Gottlieb, treasurer Charles Shenocen, secretary Edward W tors, and Harry Schulman and John the officers. Paul Winger entertained. 4% of children will be outfitted with clothing. Bristol Myers Association supplied shoes.

Hillside Kiwanis Club Hitchin Pst. Union E. Calvin Shive Cranford Leutenant Emanuel Reiter Ralph A. Schwartz Edward Gottlieb Charles Shenocen Retary Edward W. Tors Harry Schulman John Mr. Shire Henry HW. Nussbaum Overnor Childyen Kiwanis Anthony Liniewski Joseph Lesman Henry Galdhor Schulman Sheaoves

Yale Party at Bristol-Myers Christmas Dance 1960

Yale employees in the Bristol-Myers Products Division held their annual Christmas party and dance at the Bristol Myers Association Recreation Hall. The event ran from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. with a buffet supper by cafe teria manager Michael Fiszko and staff and music by Don Gibson's orchestra.

Bristol Myers Association Bristol*Myers Tanenue Bristol-Myers Association Michael Fiszko Don Gibson

Party For Orphans AwardOscars For By Plant Employes

Children of St Peter's Orphanage Newark feted at Bristol-Myers Christmas party. Ninety boys and girls ages two to sixteen received gifts from Santa Claus. Five volunteers honored with United Fund Oscars for outstanding service. Drive pledges total $606,010 toward a $735,036 goal.

Party For Orphans United Fund St. Peter’s Newark Bristol-Myers Lyons Aventis Newark Santa Claus Santa Union County United Pondh Charles Rabins A. Ninesling Hugh

Livengood Wins Statuettes for Residential Solicitation

Livengood earned statuettes for residential solicitation. Miltenberger led special gifts efforts in Hillside.

Livengood Miltenberger Hillside

Public urged to help curb thefts during holiday season

Police chief Paul F. Korlesky urged the public to aid in preventing thefts by burglars and sneak thieves during the Tri day season. He advised locking all doors and windows, even at home, and to call Police Headquarters if suspicious activity is seen.

Paul F. Korlesky Waverly Dresed Plib

All Ways Security Motto Encourages Building Watchfulness

A public notice urges residents to be wary of door to door sales and strangers posing as salesmen. It advises calling Police Headquarters WAVerly 6-5400 if suspicion arises while the person is still in the building. Superintendents and aides are encouraged to assist as they patrol the building.

Hillside Soldier Arrives for Eight Weeks Basic Training

Hillside serviceman Ronald P. gin, age 18, of 540 Chapman Street Hy side, has arrived at Fort Dix and is assigned to G Company Training Regiment at the Army Training Center Infantry for eight weeks of basic training. Sieg attended Hillside High School prior to entering the Army.

Fort DIX Ronald P Gin Chapman Street Hy Side G Company L — Army Training Center Infantry Art Pvt Sieg Hillside Hi

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