Hillside Kiwanis urged to double membership
Cecil Troyer of Chatham, district 10 lieutenant governor, urged Hillside Kiwanis to grow by sharing fellowship with others. He noted more Key Club and Circle K members than Kiwanians and announced plans for an interdenominational divisional meeting February 25 at Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church in Union.
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Cecil Troyer
Chatham
Townley
Union
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Troyer
Circle K
Kiwanis Club
Connecticut Farms
Presbyterian Church
Heart Fund Drive Hits High Point in Hillside
The 1968 Heart Fund campaign reaches its peak on Sunday February 25 with Heart Sunday volunteers canvassing Hillside residences. All residential visits are to be completed and kits returned by February 29. Funds support Union County Heart Association research education and community services as part of the American Heart Association.
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HEART
Matthew J. Rinaldo
Union
Union County Heart Fund
Sol Ostrin
Hillside Effort
Heart Fund
Heart Sunday
Hillside
Union County Heart Association
American Heart Association
Play Games In The Classroom Shows Reading Gains
A Chicago area reading teacher Mr. Raymond MelInturff in Argo Illinois used a phonetic word game to boost reading and spelling across grades two through ten. The approach relied on student enthusiasm to build literacy skills and engage learners.
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Raymond MelInturff
Chicago
Argo
Illinois
Meskin Elected Board President for School Board
Sanford Meskin, an attorney in his first term on the Board of Education, was elected board president at the Monday reorganization meeting. Seymour Bierman won the vice president post. Committees were named with Franklin A. Feltman chairing Finance and Mrs. William E. Hess as vice chair, plus other members across education, buildings, public relations, and personnel. Hess named delegate to Union County School Boards Association and State Federation. Meskin named as Hillside Employment Labor Program delegate.
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Sanford Meskin
Board of Education
Seymour Bierman
Meskin
Franklin A. Feltman
William E. Hess
al Attermann
Peter G. Humanik
Alfred J. Lordi
Feltman
Swiss Nurse Monique Bovon to Speak at BPW Club
Hillside BPW executive board plans 6:30 p.m. talk by Miss Monique Bovon of Switzerland at Kingston Restaurant Union. Bovon, a Beth Israel Hospital nurse, appears with world affairs observance. Proceeds from a later dessert card party fund a scholarship.
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Hillside Business, and Professional Women’s Club
College Inn
Monique Bovon
Switzerland
Kingston
Union
Bovon
Beth Israel Hospital
E. L. Ewertsen
Selec
ABACA Card Game Aids Reading in Classrooms and Homes
A remedial reading method named ABACA uses a specially printed double deck to teach word recognition. The $3.50 game suits players aged seven to seventy, offering six game styles that teach spelling, pronunciation, and dictionary use while building vocabulary.
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McInturff
Indianapolis
Fire Deaths in the U S in 1965 Reach 12000
New York reports about 12 000 persons died in fires across the United States in 1965 per the Insurance Information Institute. More than half occurred in homes and about one third were children.
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U.S
New York
United States
Insurance Information Institute
UNICEF TB Children Parade Would Circle Globe
If the children protected from TB by UNICEF marched four a breast in rows two feet apart their procession would circle the globe.
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Unicef
Strike Averted In New Jersey Steel Work Stoppage
Allan Weisenfeld announces a settlement between Revlon Implement Company Irvin ton and United Steelworkers Local 3297 ending the threat of a strike. The 250 member bargaining unit gains about 30 cents over two years with wage, holiday, vacation, pay and pension improvements. Steve Korval and William Brothers led company talks. Henry Jachim Ernest Mosselle and worker reps fronted the union.
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Allan Weisenfeld
New Jersey State Board of Mediation
Hillside
Revlon Implement Company
Irvington
United"Steel= workers of America
Steelworkers’Uniton
Steve Korval
Pop Warner Elections Set for February Board Votes
A general meeting of the Pop Warner Football League is scheduled for 9 p.m. Thursday February 29 at the P A L Building to elect three additional directors. All parents with children in the program last fall are members and urged to vote. Nominations may be made from the floor.
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Pop Warner Football League
P.A.L
Rutgers Plans New 3.8 Million Student Center
The 3.8 million Rutgers College Student Center will host social cultural and leisure facilities for students and is scheduled for completion early in 1969.
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Rutgers College
Rutgers
Hillside Times issue details and publication data
The Hillside Times weekly publication information lists the Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside N J 07205 editor Sidney Silverstein publisher and Emilie Nawrock assistant editor Sarah Silverstein assistant advertising manager with a February 21 1968 date and prices 3 50 per year or 10 cents single copy second class postage paid in Elizabeth New Jersey volume XLIV number 17.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co.,Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
Sidney Silverstein
Emilie D. Nawrock
Sarah Silverstein
United States
Elizabeth
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Elizabeth NJ
Sandwich
Liberty Ave
Gary Chico
Jenner
Ted
State Board
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Somerville
Stouffer’s
Short Hills
Mildred Sinzinger
Looker St
Louise P. Vito
Hollywood Ave
Irene E. Phillips
Slifer Typewriter
Court House
Vielc
Emma Stachura
Hillside Times
Henry Jachim
Ernest Moselle
Pop Warner Elections
Washington
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Neers
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ROK
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Allstate Fuel Co
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Salem Pharmacy
Salem Avenue
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Public Service Electric and Gas Company
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