Civil Defense Program Described At Hillside Club Meeting
Magistrate Y William Di Buono, deputy coordinator of Union County Civil Defense, urged more federal funds for shelters. He outlined a survey of public, commercial, and industrial buildings to identify shelter sites and fit existing spaces for protection against fallout. He noted Union County has 10,000 trained auxiliary volunteers and five army-type hospitals that could expand to 1,000 beds in an emergency. A Q and A followed as BPW members discussed projects and revised club constitution and nurses home support in Taiwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. William di Buono
Union County
Gvil Defense and Disaster Control Council
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Kingston
Union
di Buono
Eileen Geiger
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
State Board
Park Hotel
Plainfield
Emmet T. White
Irene Phillips
Club
Denver Home League Plans and Newark Events
Denver Home League plans a meeting with Newark League and Children’s Asthma Institute at Denver to discuss a March 31 donor luncheon. Newark League attendees will join a luncheon and theater trip for Milk and Honey at Sardi’s. Final ad payments for the souvenir journal are due February 15 at Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark League
Children's Asthma Research Institute
Jewish National Home For Asthmatic Children
Denver
Ening
Jack Einhorn
William Son Ave
Jack Rabstein
Rutgers Ave
Bow and Arrow
West Orange
Souvenir Journal
Benjamin Shill
van Velser Pl
Newark
Parkview Terr
Lyons Ave
I Asm
George Kornfeld
Irvington
Albert Bean
Bond St
New Jersey Regional Council
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Bean
N.J
Robert Diamond
Mendell Ave
Cran
Bank Essay Contest Winners Announced
The Hillside National Bank sponsors the Ninth annual Thrift Essay Contest for Hillside High School English classes. Winners include senior Linda Greenberg first and Elaine Glassman third with 143 essays submitted. First prize $50 bond presented by Harvey W. Peace Jr. Second $25, third $10. Pamphlet of top four essays to be printed and bank-distributed on Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside National Bank
Linda Greenberg
Glenn Diaemond
Elaine Glassman
Edward Rubovitz
Patti Rosenfeld
Mary Gibbons
U.S
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
Hillside
Donald E. Gillemore
Presidents' Council of
Pta's
Elizabeth McCraith
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Amnual Thrift
Hillside Public Library
Lynn Zipper
Phillips
Kosher Food Reform Push by Orthodox Rabbis in New Jersey
The Rabbinical Council of New Jersey voted unanimously to seek legislation creating a state kosher enforcement bureau like New York, aims to curb misrepresentation, and will require Orthodox rabbinic supervision for catering establishments. Rabbi Eliezer Conen and Rabbi Leon Katz preside, with Rabbi Zev Segal guiding legislative steps in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliezer Conen
Hillside
New York State
Rabbinical Council of
New Jersey
Passaic
Cohen
Leon Katz
Zev Segal
Newark
Cairman
Legislative Committee
Trenton
Rabbi Cohen
Rabbi Segal
Rabbinical Council
Bank Directors Are Reelected at Hillside Bank Annual Meeting
At the Hillside National Bank annual shareholders meeting directors were reelected. Names include David H. Doremus as chair, James A. Oneil as president, George W. Kuhlman as vice president of The Heil Co, Thomas E. Colleton of Clinton Title Insurance Co, Wesley T. Miller of Wayne Steel Co, Elizabeth, John H. Friden as consulting engineer, David O. Evans of Interstate Development Co, and William Winters Jr. Also reelected were William M. Bristol III of Bristle Myers Products Di.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside National Bank
David H. Doremus
James A. Oneil
George W. Kuhlman
The
Heil Co
Thomas E. Colleton
Lawyers- Clinton Title Insurance Co
New York
Wesley T. Miller
Wayne Steel Co., Inc
Elizabeth
John H. Friden
David O. Evans
Interstate Development Co. Inc
William Winters
Bristol-Myers board shifts leaders and trims members
Vision lists executives including Joseph Humberstone and Chester Brown with resignations from John Bradin and Harry Cooper. Board lowers governing body from 14 to 12 and notes assets rising to 48.37 million in 1961. Also approves a wage increase and references Franklin Feltman connected to district matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vision
Bristol-Myers Co
Joseph H. Humberstone
Air Reduction Co., Inc
Union
Chester M. Brown
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp
New York City
Wayne T. Branom
John P. Bradin
Harry A. Cooper
Mr. Owell
Ecicert
Franklin A. Feltman
Board of Education
Balley Ave
Hillarde
Hillside Times issue details and pricing
The Hillside Times weekly edition lists the Billsite Stay publication with 1962 date February 1. It notes subscription rates at 3.50 per year across the United States and single copies priced at 10 cents. Postage paid in Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume XXXVIII No. 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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N.J. Times
DiBuono
Taiwan
BPW
Gilbert D. Chamber
White
Bank
Ford
Israel Friedman
Rose Ferrigno
Christine Blank
Man
Estelle Warzenski
Arthur Peyser
Alan Schulman
Bernard J. Schalkoff
Ralph A. Schwartz
Woman's Club
Superior Coal & Koppers Coke
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
Kopfers Coke
Liberty Ave
Berkeley
U. S
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
State of Israel
Bergen Street
Chancellor Ave
Cor
Fabyan
Abed
Dain
Fereday & Meyer CO
INCI
Elizabeth, Olive St. N. J
Les Cove
Sidney T. Holt
Market St. Wat
Seek
NJ Bureau
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N. J
Robert Board OF Education
Friends
Robert Lipson
Bally Ave
Christmas Club
Investors Savings
Stuyvesant Ave
Washington PL
Millburn Union East Orange Hillside
Short Hills
Uncle Sam
America
Carl A. Bimson
Valley National Bank
Phoenix
Arizona
American Bankers Association
Treasury Department
Cal Teaver
Newepgpere
Advertising Council
Bristol-Myers Company
Copper Alloy Corporation
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc
Edgcomb Steel and Aluminum Corp
Mander Cork Corp
Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co
Tridix Tool & Machine Co
Taechyn Roofing Company Industrial Roofing & Repairs
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
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