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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1966

Page

2

Heart Association warns on obesity and heart attack risk

The Hillside NJ paper reports Union County Heart Association guidance on reducing heart attack risk through weight control, exercise, and avoiding smoking. It notes childhood obesity links to later hypertension and diabetes, and cites a 1966 heart fund education push. A theft report from Mrs. Margaret Rozano in Union notes a wallet loss at Two Guys Store. Snow shoveling is highlighted as strenuous for inactive individuals and cold weather increases heart strain.

Rosenberg Heart Association Heart Fund Margaret Rozano Boston Ave Union Two Guys Route 22 Morris Ave. Union Union County Heart Association Coldweather

Two Bank Officers Announced at The First State Bank of Union

The First State Bank of Union announced two new officers today. Thomas J. Carson, former vice president in charge of loans at The First National Bank of Jersey City, joins as vice president. E Gordon Fosdick was elected treasurer, formerly Clark State Bank comptroller. Both men have military service and anchor in local clubs. Carson lives in Summit with wife Audrey and three children, Fosdick and his wife Eleanor reside in Iselin.

First State Bank of Union Frank M. Pitt Thomas J. Carson First National Bank of Jersey Iy First State Bank Georgetown University Careton U.S. Navy Air Force Downton of Newark Essex Fells Kiwanis Club of West Hudson E. Gordon Fosdick Clark State Bank Fosdick American Institute of Bank Army Air Force Amer= ican Legion Ele

Humanik Confers Diplomas At First UCTI Graduation

Peter G. Humanik presided at the first Union County Technical Institute Practical Nurses graduation. Dr Nerhart Willetts gave the address as 23 Union County residents earned diplomas. The one year program combines classroom study and clinical work to prepare for state licensure.

Peter G. Humanik Board of Education of Vocational-Technical Schools Union County Union County Technical Institute Nerhart T. Willetts Union County Medical Society Edity Marshall John EB. Runnels Hospital Newark State College Union Huimanik

Letters Support Sanford Meskin For Hillside School Board

A Hillside resident writes to Public Opinion praising Sanford A Meskin for the Board of Education candidacy. The letter commends his educational background and professional qualifications and urges voters to let him serve for the benefit of local children. Sincerely, Arthur A Berne.

Sanford A. Meskin Board of Education Hile Meskin Hillside Arthur A Berne

Founder Day Luncheon Set at Twin City Restaurant

Coolidge PTA lists attendees for Founder Day Luncheon to be held February 7 at 12 noon at the Twin City Restaurant in Elizabeth. Principal Rose Stahnten and teachers Loretta Lang Anthony Fredo and Alois Stier will attend alongside Carrera Mrs John Cibor and Mrs Orrim Spielholz.

For Carrera John Cibor Orrim Spielholz Twin City Elizabeth Rose Stahnten Loretta Lang Anthony Fredo Alois Stier

China Expert to Speak at Hillside Industrial Association

Loren Fessler will discuss Southeast Asia at the Hillside Industrial Association January 20 meeting at the College Inn. A former OSS member and TIME reporter, he provides deep insight on Red China drawing on Western journalists and officials.

Industrial Association China Loren Fessler Hillside Industrial Association College Inn Southeast Asia Office of Strategic Service TIME Taiwan Time Magazine Hong Red China Leace Life Magazine World Library Mainland China University of

Dotto G.I.Q. Gives Tips On Garbage Disposal

Health officer Charles B. Dotto urges Hillside residents to line trash bags with newspaper, bag full garbage securely, use a tight lid metal receptacle, and wrap sharp objects. He warns against curbside paper bags attracting animals and urges proper disposal of medicines and chemicals to keep the community clean and safe. A separate note: Leonard Baker, 23, of Marlboro State Hospital, released on 100 bail after a downtown traffic stop for license and vehicle inspection issues. The Union County Heart Association advises older adults not to overdo snow shoveling.

Hillside Charles B. Dotto Dotto Eonard Baker Marlboro State Hospital

GOOD STUDENTS ROSTER LISTS MEMBERS BY CLASS GROUPS

A lengthy roster of students is displayed with multiple class groupings such as 4A's, 3A's-1B, 2A's-3B's, and 1A-4B's. Names include Frank, Gary Pierce, Cathy Pollak, Jean Marie Yakes, Penny Bisk, Eugene Pogany, Judy Rothgesser, Mark Bodian, Pam Chodash, Jeffrey Kreps, Cindy Ragoff, Kathy Schmidt, Paul Wolkstein, Diane Brown, Bruce Collins, Vito Jokubaitis, Roger Koch, Bonnie Kirsch, Patrice Kugel, Alan Marschner, Linda Mohr, Susan Newman, Betty Panther, Lori Rothstein, Arthur Sussman, Norman Bach, Steve Berger, Anthony Callendrello, George Chukala, Martin Nover, Daniel Rizzo, Regina Siegel, Danny Weinglass, Gary Kahn, Rhona Kantor, Stuart Lebel, Barbara Zeller, and Lynn Kaptowitz.

Bell Telephone Pours $833 Million Into New Jersey Economy

New Jersey Bell and the Bell System invested $833 million in the state last year. Robert D. Lilley, president, said NJ Bell accounted for about one third of the state's Bell System expenditures, with wages taxes purchases and operating costs. Construction budget reached a record $153 million including seven new central offices and expansions of 13 others. The program also added long distance switching centers in Newark Rochelle Park and a Cranford accounting center with a 6.3 billion feet wire installation.

New Jersey Sey Bell Telephone Co Robert D. Lilley New Jersey Bell Telephone Company Bell System Lilley Newark Rochelle Park Cranford Campden

Diamond's Brother Named To Office

Michael Diamond, brother of former Mayor Diamond, named assistant prosecutor of Union County. A Hillside High School and Rutgers University 1961 graduate, he earned Newark Law School 1964 and works with John W. Taylor & In East Orange. He is married to a Hillside graduate and hoped to settle in Hillside but found no housing.

Michael Diamond Diamond Union County Hillside High School Rutgers University Newark Law School John W. Tay= olor East Orange Hillside Hillman Belleview Techel

Veterans groups honored for use of Hillside War Memorial

Hillside veterans organizations were honored for allowing the 9253rd Air Reserve Squadron USAF to use the Hillside War Memorial Building. Left to right: Col. Jacob Tanzer, Joseph Chieppa, John Sgroi, Fred Flanagan, Walter Howell. Maj Theo Weathers and Lt Col John Chidcca also featured.

Phete Ross Hillside Veterans Organizations 9253Rd Air Reserve Squadron USAF Hillside War Memorial Jacob Tanzer Joseph Chieppa DAV John Sgroi American Legion Fred Flanagan VFW Walter Howell Hillside War Memorial Bldg Theo, Weathers Trop John Chidcca 9253Rd

DiamondSuggests Route 78 Study for New Hillside Pool Site

Robert Diamond mails Stace a study of Route 78 right of way to assess Fabyan Cabana Club area for a second municipal swimming pool. He argues Route 78 should spare ground and that nearby land could be acquired with little cost to Hillside. He cites feasibility under current law and mentions the Fabyan Club’s location in Hillside.

Robert Diamond Stace Dwight Palmer Fabyan Cabana Club Diamond Hillside

First National State Bank of New Jersey Earnings

The bank reports net earnings of 4.87 million for the year ended December 1, 1965 up from 4.84 million in 1964. Earnings per share rise to 3.20 from 3.19.

New Jersey Faye Compar

Howard Savings Bank Sees Growth Amid Depositor Rise

Howard Savings, established 1857, expands assets by 10 million and adds 3,000 depositors as growth tests trust in its prudent policies. The Broad Street office plus nine branches serve the United States and abroad, making it the largest savings bank in New Jersey and 17th in the nation.

Howard Savings Page Savin Culo Broad Street United States New Jers Case Ran En Arte

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Hillside N.J. Times Heart Assn J. Gordon Fosdick James Carson Woman's Club of Papermill Playhouse Millburn Paris In the Sky Thelma Hathaway Columbian Hall Liberty Avenue Robert Treat Hotel Winchester Lantern West Waterpree G Big Banx Penesy Burke Parkway Highway Townley Humanik UCTI Bond Street Coolidge Pta Norman E. Rauscher Summit Herald International Reading Association Roselle Park High School Martin Geltman Wilder St Leah Sussman Stanley Ter Frank Pit Ben Romano Union Township Chamber of Commerce Charles J. Longacre Union Township John Polisin Robert Hassard Union High Marion Murrill Goldie Kaufman Alice Creed Margaret Wismar G.I.Q Paget Gary Kahn Rhona Kantor Stuart Lebel Barbara Zeller Lynn Kaptowitz Bell Telephone John Moyziian Oak Wood Ave N. Broad St Mark Borkan Fabulous Orchestra Dave Mapleave Soonell Council For Fineedsi AM Bristol-Myers Company Jiffy Manufacturing Co Hatfield Wire & Cable National State Bank Strielin Reprientel Copper & Stes Tridix Tool & Machine Co
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