School Races In 2 Brackets
Two separate petitions add contests for the Board of Education. For the three year term four candidates compete for three seats including Enid Goldman and incumbents L Lute Share and Charles Mancuso plus John Beattie. For the unexpired term John Walsh joins Harvey Stone and Mildred Schaefer Bean as contenders. An additional petition remains unfiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Enid Goldman
Beechwood Place
George Goldman
John Walsh
Harvey Stone
Mildred Schaefer Bean
L Lute Share
Charles S. Mancuso
John Beattie
Playgroup to Start at Hillside Y for First Graders
Hillside Y announces a Playgroup for first grade boys and girls under president Mrs. Isadore Iveirman. Led by Mr. Eugene Lester the group begins Tuesday January 13 with a party and activities including art science games songs and dancing. Sessions run Tuesdays at 3 30 p m at 87 Hillside Avenue with dismissal at 5 p.m. For information contact branch director Mrs. Harold Dinerman WA 6 3632. Gym activities for Nu Teeners begin Tuesday January 13 at Hillside Avenue School gym. Co ed gym night is the first Tuesday monthly February 3. Gym opens 7 p m closes 8 45 p m. For information contact Mr. Joe Nerenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Iveirman
Hillside Y
Eugene Lester
Hillside Avenue
S P
Harold Dinerman
Joe Nerenberg
Rabbi Lasker Engaged by Conservative Congregation Hillside
The Conservative Congregation of Hillside announced that Rabbi H Beryl Lasker of Plainfield will conduct weekly Sabbath worship at Maple Hall 1551 Maple Avenue. Lasker, a New York City native, studied at College of the City of New York and Jewish Theological Seminary. He is part of the Rabbinical Assembly of America and the New York Board of Rabbis, and serves on the BSA national staff. The Friday service topic is Shake Well Before Using.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Joseph Peyser
H. Beryl Lasker
Plainfield
Lasker
Maple Hall
Maple Avenue
New York City
Rabbi Lasker
College of the City of New York
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Rabbinical Assembly of America
Organization of
Conservative Rabbis
New York
Town health board backs part time inspector plan
The Board of Health asked the Civil Service Commission to set up a part time plumbing and health inspector exam with a salary range of 2400 to 3600 dollars, saying a full time post is unnecessary. Benjamin T. Summer may retire but could stay full time with pay. Dr Francis J Grant may be named president under a seniority rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Benjamin T. Summer
Board of Health
Civil Service Commission
Francis J. Grant
Water Progress Moves Forward In North Jersey District
The North Jersey District Water Supply Commission began laying the groundwork for water distribution from new sources. Hillside officials note a 2.5 million gallon daily need, based on a 1952 estimate, as Hillside funds the initial survey. Mayor Winston commends progress. Conklin Ave traffic concerns spur a parking ban proposal. School paper collection to aid fire prevention runs through June 30, 1960. Committeeman Gural exits after long service. Disehler set to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey District
Trinaton
Elizabethtown Water Co
Adolph A. Winston
Bloy
Hillside
Jospeh Peyser
Conklin Ave
Paul F. Korlesky
Conklin Avenue
David Gordon
Stanley Terrace
Board of Eduation
William Gural
Louis A. Disehler
Gural
Fraternity Aids County TB League in Service Project
Eight Hillside Chapter members of Upsilon Lambda Phi Fraternity donated 18 hours in Union County TB League offices in Elizabeth. They prepared health education posters and medical abstracts for mailing after January 1. Participants include Steven Rosenstein Norman Tischler Leonard Tisehler Nelson Keshen and Bruce Pastor who organized the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Chapter
Upsilon Lambda Phi Fraternity
Union County Tuberculosis and Health League
Court House
Elizabeth
Jeague
Hillside
Steven Rosenstein
Highland Avenue
Leonard Tisehler
Clark Street
Norman Chanin
Belleview Terrace
Nelson Keshen
Irvington Avenue
Bruce Pastor
Orchard Terrace
Tischler
League
Awards Presented In Poster Contest at Hillside Bank
Harvey W. Peace Jr of Hillside National Bank presented awards December 22 for the seventh annual thrift poster contest done with the National Thrift Committee in Eine Baal. First place in each class won $25 bonds. second and third $10 and $5 savings accounts. Winners include Seniors Barbara Eisenstadt first, Daniel Ordower second, Carol Rubovitz third, and honorable mention David Romano. Juniors Edward Jarosky, Samuel Bestrackey, Lucilie Moser, and honorable Arthur Chase. Sophomores Vita Zids first, Kathleen Lynch second, Claire Rendar third, honorable Mary Ann Kozlowska. Freshmen Gloria Weinstein first, Robert Wagner second, Richard Friedman third, honorable Carol Raeter. Judges: Mrs. Sidney Silverstein, Mrs. Henry G. Nurton, Mrs. John M. Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
Hillside National Bank
Eine Baal
National Thrift Committee
Barbara Eisenstadt
Daniel Ordower
Carol Rubovitz
David Romano
Edward Jarosky
Samuel Bestrackey
Lucilie Moser
Menton
Arthur Chase
Vita Zids
Kathleen Lynch
Claire Rendar
Mary Ann Kozlowska
Pirst
Gloria Weinstein
Robert Wagner
Richard Friedman
Carol Raeter
Sidney Silverstein
Henry G. Nurton
Hillside Photo Service
Edward Kujosky
Barbara Eisenstodf
Arlein Elected Chairman of Zoning Board
Herman Arlein was elected chairman of the Zoning Board of Adjustment at the organization meeting, succeeding Charles Rausch. A three year member and longtime Hillside leader, he is an insurance broker residing at 1457 Center Street with his wife Betty and sons David and Kenneth, and active in B'nai B'rith and Knights of Pythias events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Arlein
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Charles Rausch
Arlein
Hillside
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Essex Lodge
Knights of Phythias
Center Street
Betty
David
Kenneth
Stone Announces Campaign Plans For School Board
Harvey Stone, candidate for the two year unexpired term on the Hillside Board of Education, outlined initial campaign plans including a meeting at the Nacht home on Belleview Terrace and a luncheon for women later in January. A Hillside resident for fifteen years, Stone has led youth programs including Hillside Little League and Babe Ruth leagues and managed the Connie Mack program for older youths. In 1955 he received the Hillside Lodge 1591 BPO Elks honor for managing the Elks league championship and also led the Babe Ruth All Star team to the state semifinals. Stone heads several Newark firms and seeks the post to continue the board’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Stone
Board of Education
Harry Nacht
Belleview Terrane
Januay
Stone
Mhillside
Hillside Little League
Fmillside
Hillside
Hillside Lode
B.P.O. Elks
Elks
Tillside
Newark
Hungarian Club Aids Orphanage Holiday Offering
Officers and patrons of the Hillside Hungarian Workmen's Club raised 65 dollars Friday for St Walburga's Orphanage in Roselle. The donation came as a holiday offering from the club at 116 White Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Walburga's
Roselle
Hillside
Hungarian Workmen's Club
White Street
Residents Retiring From Bristol-Myers
Bristol-Myers Products Division marks retirement today for two employees. Helen Makomaski of 1528 Miawatha Avenue and Ron Botticello of 1317 White Street, both in maintenance. Makomaski served fifteen years, born in Poland and naturalized in 1943. Botticello joined in May 1952 and has a son Vito employed by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Myers Products Division
Helen Makomaski
Tmiawatha Avenue
Ron Botticello
White Street
Makomaski
Bristol-Myers
Poland
United States
Botticello
Vito
Governing Groups To Organize Today
The Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception will hold Christmas services in the War Memorial Building beginning Tuesday January 6. Palydhenu service at 11 15 pm, Jan 6. Midnight Mass at 12 o'clock. High Mass at 10 am on Jan 7, 8 and 9. Town ship Committee and Board of Health organize New Year’s Day at 12 noon in Municipal Building. Appointment notes for 1959 include designation of Max Schleifer as mayor, Winston as police and fire leaders, and changes in township offices and committees. New members join the Safety Council and Veterans Affairs Committee. several resignations noted. Page 8 continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Max Sehlelfer
Adolph A. Winston
Willam di Buono
Winston
Louis A. Dischler
Hyman M. Schulman
William Gural
Dischler
Recreation Commission
Schulman
Safety Council
Civil Defense
di Buono
Veterans Affairs Committee
Robert Diamond
Emanuel Gersten
Ralph Schwartz
Joseph Peyser
Sidney Birnbaum
Joseph S. Puhrmann
Henry Kreh, Jr
William Ostermiller
Carmen J. Monaco
John C. Pozar
Howard J. Bloy
Bloy
William Burke
Louis J. Hess
Safety
Dorothy Disotel
Sanford Goldberg
Arthur Alexa
Edward Muller
Nathan Abramson
Jack Potsehkin
Vincent Vitale
Louis Berger
Phief August J. Davies
St. Samuel DeMartino
Richard L. Gavey
Norman Glikin
C. Fred Johnson
Samuel K
Paul F. Korslesky
Samuel Leventer
Raymond Moore
Joseph F. Prokopowicz
Franklyn Weber
Theodore Weisbecker
Schleifer
Robert Rosen
Sidney Stein
North Avenue
Henry Rouche
Michael Place
di Buono Wil
Otto Hassold
Mary Tully
Laura Santucel
Cooper Alloy Corp appoints Dordt Mepler as VP
Harry A. Cooper, president, announced Dordt R. Mepler as vice president responsible for manufacturing divisions. He will coordinate production of stainless steel castings and plastic fluid handling products. Mepler previously worked at ACP Industries and Buffay operations manager, Grove City College and Carnegie Institute alum, resides in East Aurora, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Cooper
Cooper Alloy Corporation
Dordt R. Mepler
Thieves Loot Jerime Miller Home For $5000 In Goods
Robbers stole over 5400 in furs wearing apparel and cash from Jerime Miller of 20 Bailey Avenue in the luggage business. The haul included a $3500 mink coat and a $1300 fur jacket, plus $400 in bills and 60 half dollars. Entry was gained by breaking a rear door and the house was ransacked according to Detective Capt. Charles Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerime Miller
Bailey Avenue
Charles Grant
Mark Anniversary of Bristol-Myers Employee Andrew Volansky Jr
Andrew Volansky Jr of Kilsythe Road Elizabeth marks his fifteenth anniversary with Bristol-Myers Prolaucts Division this month. He serves as staff photographer in the development laboratory, after earlier work in the malting department. An Elizabeth resident eleven years, he studied photography at the Central Institute of Photography in Newark. He belongs to the Bristol-Myers Association, Bowling League to Elizabethown Bal and Cain Club, and the Holy Name Society of St Catherine's Church. He served in the US Army during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-Myers
Andrew Volansky, Jr
ST Kilsythe Road
Elizabeth
Volansky
Bristol Myers
Betief
Wolanski
Central Institute of Photogamapiiy
Newark
Bristol-Myers Associa Hon
Bristol Myers Bowling League
Elizabethtown
Bal and Cain Club
Holy Name Society of
St Catherine's Church
Baker & Taylor Sold to Parents Institute in New York
The Baker and Taylor Company of Hillside, a 130 year old leading book wholesaler, is purchased by Parents Institute Inc of New York. George J Mecht states the deal aligns growth for both firms while retaining current leadership and policies. The firm holds nearly 1,000,000 books across 60,000 titles from 700 publishers and serves U S retailers, schools, colleges, and libraries, also publishing The Bookseller trade magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker & Taylor Company
Hillside
United States
Parents’ Institute, Inc
New York
Parents
George J. Mecht
Agents’ Institute
Baker &Taylor Company
Baker & Taylor
Hecht
William A. Hunter
Alan C. Hood
U.S
Canada
the Bookseller
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Y Playgroup
Paul Parker
Schweitzer
Westminster Avenue
Hillside Tavern Owners Ass'n. Inc
Fraternity Aids County TB League
Aids Orphanage
Prowney
Funeral Home
Broad St
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell @Never
Hallmark
Town Bakery
Liberty Ave
Ukrainian Church
Max Schleifer
Donald R. Hepler
Fischer Chrysler
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Jack Reclus
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Avery Avenue
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