Storm Fails To Halt PAL Concert Amid Snow
Miss Betts Anne Krell of Dover gave a two hour organ concert at the Hillsborough PAL Building. The event honored community support for the building with 50 adults and 25 PAL members in attendance. Palm officials and local dignitaries, including Louis A. Dischler and Mayor William Buono, introduced participants and planned a farewell dinner for Township Clerk Mowaril a Bloy on March 4 at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel.
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Betts
Anne Krell
Dover
Hills
PAL
Miss Krell
William J. Buie
PAL Bond of Trustees
Jeat-Rae Turner
Louis A. Dischler
William B. Buono
Public
Woman's Club Board Plans for 1961 Meeting
The Woman's Club of Millsale held an executive meeting at Mrs Addison Sanbarn home on December 27 to outline plans for the new year. Hosts included Mrs Wayne T Bral Mrs Pinki Lange and Mrs Albert Seaceda. The Hillside Business and Professional Woman's Club Christmas party scheduled for December 19 at Kingston Restaurant was cancelled due to bad driving conditions and rescheduled for January 2.
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Woman's Club of
Millsale
Addison Sanbarn
Virginia Street
Wayne ‘T. Bral
Pinki Lange
Albert Seaceda
Hillside Business and Professional Woman's Club
Kingston
Union
PAL Auxiliary Plans Fund Dance and Benefits
The PAL Auxiliary of Hillside will host an old fashioned dance as a fund raiser with co chairs Mrs Michael Pallk and Mrs Marion Holtham leading. Proceeds will support operational and maintenance costs along with a house drive and other benefits. The board approved reappointment of Wilm J. Bile as president and elected Paul Kitten vice president George Lie treasurer and Sam Ah Basse Heerstineyte as board diverger. Trustees will meet first and third Thursdays each month starting January.
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PAL
Hillside Pal
Michael Pallk
Marion Holtham
Merit Ania Magic Show
Alois J. Stier
Pal Divertor
Proup
Shin
Bru Frm
Ion
Buchanan Advances Four To New Posts
Four men were advanced to newly created posts at Buchanan Electrical Products Cary. George Astin Verona named vice president and general manager. James O. Johnson Scotch Plains named director of sales promotion sing. Albert Mittieman Elizabeth named manufacturing manager. Charles F. Walker Fanwood named sales service manager. The firm is a subsidiary of Elastic Stop Nut Corp of America. Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Electrical Products Cary
George Astin
Verona
James O. Johnson
Scotch Plains
Sing
Albert Mittieman
Elizabeth
Charles F. Walker
Fanwood
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
Union
Lisa Can Ride Her Goldilocks Again Thanks To March of Dimes
Lisa Sliker of Leicester New York, afflicted by rheumatoid arthritis since early childhood, has begun walking with crutches thanks to ongoing arthritis studies and March of Dimes funded centers. Her parents credit medical research and the March of Dimes for progress and hope Lisa will walk unassisted in the future.
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Lisa
March of Dimes
Lisa Sliker
Leicester
N.Y
Amy Hored
University of Rochesor Strong Memorial Hospital
Dini
baMling
United States
Rochester
New York City
Dallas
San Francisco
N. Y
Pollack Named School Optometrist by Board of Education
Dr. Harold Pollack of 237 Clinton Avenue New York was appointed school optometrist by the Board of Education succeeding Dr. Fred Roeger. Pollack, who lives at 1516 Schley Street, has ten years of practice. He recently took over Roeger’s duties as the Clinton Avenue address retired. During January February and March nationaliz tion applications rose about thirty percent, attributed by Mr Boucard to the Alien Address Report Program as aliens not required to make
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pollack
Clinton Avenue
Newark
Board of Education
Bouchard
Aliens Must Report Addresses Under January Rule
P Bouchard district director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service said the annual alien address report program is about to begin and typically leads to a spike in naturalization applications. The law requires nearly all aliens in the United States to report their address each January with few exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bouchard
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Aliens to Get Naturalization Forms at Post Offices
Diplomats accredited to international bodies and temporary agricultural workers are covered by new forms available in January. Mr Bouchard stated aliens seeking naturalization information may obtain forms at Immigration and Naturalization Service offices staffed by trained personnel ready to answer inquiries.
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Nation and Naturalization Service
Bouchard
Immigration and Naturalization Service
UJC Library Open To Other Students
Union Junior College in Cranford announces library access for visiting students and holiday residents. The 18,000 volume library in the Nomahegan Building will be open 10 am to 3 pm on Wednesday December 2, Thursday December 29, and Friday December 30. Dr Kenneth C Mackay notes the library will aid students on vacation from other colleges. The campus is off Springfield Avenue opposite Nomahegan Park.
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Hillsid
Kenneth C. Mackay
Union Junior College
Cranford
Nomahegan
UJC
WJC
MacKay
Springfield Avenue
Nomahegan Park
Schulman elected to Pi Delta Epsilon at Beaver College
Karen R. Schulman daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Schulman of 269 Oakland Terrace Hillside NJ has been elected as a four member of Pi Delta Epsilon national honor fraternity in journalism at Beaver College. She is a senior majoring in psychology and a Hillside High School graduate.
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Jenkintown
Karen R. Schulman
Leslie Schulman
Oakland Terrace
Hillside
N. J
Pi Delta Epsilon
Beaver College
Miss Schulman
Beaver
Hillside High School
Hillside Times postage and pricing notice
Published weekly by Hill side Times Publishing Co at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey with annual subscription four dollars fifty cents and single copy ten cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hillside Times Publishing Co
North Broad St
Hillside 5
Elizabeth
N, J
Engagment Announced For Bonnie Frankewicz And Ronald Tyranski
Mr and Mrs Leonard A Frankewicz announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie R Frankewicz to Ronald E Tyranski son of Mr and Mrs Edward J Tyranski The couple both graduated from Hillside High School and Berke ley Secretarial School East Orange Willis employed as legal secretary at Hartford Insurance Newark Tyranski served in the Navy submarine force and attended Union Junior College Cranford Temple University Philadelphia He is with Dauman Realty Flo Ton Structures and Associates planning a June wedding
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Leonard A Frankewicz
Conklin Avenue
Bonnie R. Frankewicz
Ronald E.tyranski
Edward J. Tyranski
Ryan Street
Frankewicz
Hillside High School
Berkeley Secretarial School
East Orange
Hartford Insurance Co
Newark
Tyski
Union Junior College
Cranford
Temple University
Philadelphia
Dauman Realty Company
Flo-Ton Structures. and Associates
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Dorothy M. Groeser
Catomssioner Dischler
Efreshments
Paul Kifner
Michael Pullk
Phillips Ph Ty
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St
Market Bt
Woman’s Club Board
RED Cross
Buchanan
U.S. Savings Bonds
Dr. Pollack
Fred HH Roeger
Ana
Berkeley
Cony
Berkeley Savings
U.S
State of Israel
Lyons Ave
Bergen Street
Chancellor Ave
Cor
A. F. Lyons
Las Cove
Blow
Peter A. Drobach Co
Flagship
Union, N. J
James la Morgese
Paine Ave
Irvington
A. Miller
Gard Avenue
Bonnie Frankewicz
Carlan Studio
Bonnier, Frankewicz
Investors Savings
Liberty Avenue
Millburn — Union
Commumern Mausine
AML
Hir
Senire
Slifer Typewriter CO
Market Street
OPP
Court House
Fawee
Maxon Pontiac Inc
Hillside, N. J
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