Polio Fight Dimes Drive Seeks Local Help and Research
Letters mailed to area businesses seek contributions to the National Foundation and the March of Dimes. William Galik chairs the effort with William Starkey as vice chair and several committee members including Mrs. Elizabeth Peppelary and Dr. Wayne T. Branom. The drive funds research into virus diseases, birth defects, arthritis, rheumatic conditions, and possibly the common cold, with directions for future needs and patient aid.
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National Foundation
March of Dimes
William Galik
the March of Dimes
Liberty Avenue
Hillside
Gualik
William Starkey
Elizabeth
Engagement announcement for Elvers Jean Grosso and John R Waskie
Mr and Mrs Louis Grosso of Summit Hill Pennsylvania announce the engagement of their daughter Elvers Jean to John R Waskie son of Mr and Mrs July Kiewicr of We Miss Grosso who resides in Sewark. Elvers Jean is a Summit Hill High School graduate and employed by Fidelity Union Trust Co Newark. John R Waskie is a Hillside High School graduate and Stevens Institute of Technology attendee. He served in the Army and works for New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. A summer wedding is planned.
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Louis Grosso
Summit Hill
Penm
Elvers Jean
John R. Waskieson
July Kiewicr
Thou Lestie Street
Grosso
Sewark
Summit Hill High School
Fidelity Nlon Trust Co
Newark
Waskiewick
Hillside High School
Attenderto Stevens Institute of Technology
Mobokeh
Notable Gains By Berkeley Savings
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association Newark reported assets of 40,200,000, up 10 percent from 1958. Executive VP Moe Rubinfeld shared 1959 results showing savings rises to 36,110,000, 19,000 savers, dividends of 1,150,000, home loans totaling 35,400,000 with 413 new loans, reserves at 2,018,200, and an outlook for a strong 1960.
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Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Newark
Moe Rubinfield
Rubinfle Wistert
Rubinfield
Optimistic 1960 Housing Outlook Amid Election Year Factors
The report highlights expanding inventories, strong consumer spending, peak employment, and high construction levels. It notes continued demand for up to date homes, rising disposable income, and ongoing family formation. Housing starts may ease to about 12 million in 1960, yet total homebuilding remains a record year.
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Rausing
Rubinfield
Denuncht
Cigance
Elise
Freeholder Moore Backs Lapp Team For School Board
Freeholder Moore praised Arthur B. Lipp’s abilities at a “big day in the sun” gathering. He announced that a committee of friends including John G. Walsh Nyman Schulman Hartleveland Philip Lerman Angur Paoercio David Taub Henry Schultz Frank J. Hii and John Jakuboski would work to elect Lipp to the Board of Education. The speaker added Lapp, though short in stature, is long in ability and aggressive.
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Raymound Moore
John G. Walsh
Nyman M. Schulman
Hartleveland
Philip Lerman
Angur Paoercio
David Taub
Henry Schultz
Frank J. Hii
John Jakuboski
Arthur B. Lipp
Board of Education
Lapp
Lapp pledges to press for fuller physical training in schools
Mr. Lapp thanked supporters and pledged himself to a broad program in elementary schools. He emphasized working with heroes and stressed building both bodies and minds through a more complete physical training initiative.
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Lapp
Police Firemen's Bonus Continued In Township Actions
Town government extends annual bonuses of 360 dollars to police and fire personnel while approving a temporary budget. Ordinances set parking limits on Summit Avenue and curb work on State Street with 4500 dollars allotted. A zoning variance allows a commercial building on 85 Hillside Avenue with conditions. Other items include petitions against a proposed jetport and creation of a maintenance garage superintendent post. Family Doctor Week proclaimed.
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San
Towmati
Summit Avenue
Opinklin and
Winans Avenues
Plymouth Road
State Street
Hillside Avenue
County Board of Freeholders
Robert Diamond
V. William di Buono
John V. Mason
Bartolotta Chosen Chairman of Alcohol Board
Ross Bartolotta was elected chairman of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board last Wednesday night succeeding Andrew Miller. Both are Democrats. Abe Mankowitz, a Republican, was reappointed to a 3 year term on December 13. Bartolotta participates in the Hillside Democratic Club and aids the PAL building fund drive.
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Ross Bartolotta
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Andrew Miller
Abe Mankowitz
Bartolotta
Hillside Democratic Club
PAL
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Superior Coal & Koppers Core
Lonny
WML Tale Coal & Supply CO
Liberty Ave
Waverly
Berkeley
Moore
Best Bros
N. Broad St
Magnolia Ave
Ennum
Berkeley Savings
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
United States
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
Chancellor Avenue
Fabyan Place
Sidney T. Holt
Broad ‘Bt
Market St. Het
N. J
Slifer Typewriter CO
High St
Aarde
Rawood Service
Sagara Ara Ae
Gace
Styles
Son ‘Lers
Yin
Rob Eet
Hillside iV
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