Bristol-Myers employees attend Mouse That Roarer showing
Bristol-Myers Products Division staff and families watched The Mouse That Roarer at the Guild Theatre Rockefeller Center New York. The witty comedy imagines Grand Fenwick declaring war on the United States and winning. Frederic N. Schwartz welcomed guests. Miss Pat and Susan Kikuchi from Flower Drum Song presented prizes to winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-My-* Ers Products Division
Guild Theatre
Rockefeller Center
New York
Hilayirous
Duchy of Grand Fenwick
United States
Bristol-Myers Company
Bristol
Toltz Wins $1,000 Britannica Top Salesman Award
Robert P. Toltz of 106 Eastern Parkway has won the Britannica top salesman prize of $1,000 in its international competition. He and his Hillside wife Shola Lewis, both University of Miami graduates, have lived in Hillside for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Toltz
Eastern Parkway
Encyclopedia Britannica
Mr. Toltz
Hillside
Shola Lewis
University of Miami
Fla
Mayor Opens Mothers March For New Year Campaign
Mayor launches the New Mothers March Thursday January 28 from 7 to 9 pm. Mothers of Inside Will will go house to house to support the January New March of Dimes drive aiding birth defects rheumatoid arthritis and polio. Crippling birth defects affect one in six newborns. over 11 million Americans have arthritis. more than 50,000 polio victims still receive help. Maple Hall serves as headquarters with Mrs Jack Sagers leading Hillside chapter and Mrs John Micno, Mrs Joseph Milter, and Mrs Oscar Kilery coordinating publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation
United States
March of Dimes
Bateman Ex-Newark Assessor Dies at 66
Leo C. Bateman former Newark assessor died Friday in St Barnabas Hospital Newark of a heart ailment at 66 He had moved to Hillside in 1942 and later ran Hobby's Restaurants He served in Democratic politics and clubs and is survived by his wife Ethel a son Merrill Pollinger four daughters and eight grandchildren
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Unday al
Bernhett) Memorial Chapel
Newark
Leo C. Bateman
Compton Terrace
St. Barnabas Hospital
Bateman
Hillside
Hobby’s
Millburn
Newark South Ward
Democratic Club
Young Men's Hebrew Club of
Men's Progress Club
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Congy
Ethel Pesky Bateman
Merrill Pollinger
Lakewood
Florence Vehet
van Nuys
Calif
Beverly Moore
North Hollywood
Helen
Zemel
A Generous Heart
Hillside letters page praises town generosity during a building fund drive for P.A.L. The writer notes residents respond when asked, expressing pride in a community that supports worthy causes and contributes willingly. Signed Sheldon W. Koch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street
Hillside Times
Hillside
P.A.L
Dutton
Sheldon W, Koch
Ram Backs Roch For School Board Endorsement
Sheldon W Roch, candidate for the Board of Education, receives endorse ment from retiring board member Joseph Ram who cites Rochs training and background. Ram pledges active support, stressing commitment to a well rounded public school system and equal emphasis on all curricula for Hillside pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon W. Roch
Tor
Board of Education
Joseph Ram
Ram
Tam
Hillside
Sheldon Koch
Koch
Teresita
Washington P T A Board Meeting Held
An executive board meeting of George Washington School PTA was held in the school library last week. President Mrs Herbert Sacker outlined a reading specialist need for Hillside schools. Principal Mr William Kraubblat t reported discussions with Dr Wayne Branom about ongoing study and no action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington School
PTA
Herbert Sacker
Board of Education
Pvt.a
Colnnell Cilling
Hillside
William Kraublatt
Lypthe
Wayne T. Branom
Branom
al Levy
Mark Swanger
David Berlinstein
Robert Silver
Charles Levine
Elks Auditorium
Elizabeth
P.T.A
Krautblatt
Lawrence Seifert
Louis Friedman
Mrs Hess Seeks Board Of Education Post In Hillside
Mrs Mildred H Hess candidate for the Board of Education emphasizes her long commitment to education in Hillside. She has led parent teacher work for seven years and served on Saybrook and High School PTA executive boards and the Union County Council of PTAs. Also on the Citizens Advisory Committee for Education she backed high school additions and a Union County vocational technical high school as president of Saybrook PTA. She supported the College Bond referendum to advance local educational facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred H. Hess
Board of Education
Hillside
Saybrool
P.T.A
Union County Council of Parents and Teachers
Union County
Unio County Vocational-Technical High
Schow
Hess
Koch urges high regard for school board service
Sheldon W. Koch candidate for the Board of Education states that local board service is a public service of the highest order and urges a selective election to benefit Hillside’s well regarded school system and its students. He praises educators and notes his children attend Thilsice schools.
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Sheldon W. Koch
Board of Education
Weir
Koch
Likue
Board’ of Education
Hillside
America
Thilsice
Back To School Night At Saybrook Board Meeting Notes
Saybrook P TA executives met at Mrs. George Greater’s home to plan the regular PTA meeting January 2. Parents invited to tour classrooms from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. Dr. ent of Schools will discuss Education in the United States and Russia in the auditorium. Founders Day luncheon set for February 1 at the Elks Club with speaker Henry Norton of Hillside. Board urged more library workers. Budget discussion slated January 7 at 8 p.m. Candidates Night announced for January 28 at Harden Locker School.
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Tie
AP. Morris Saybrook
P PA
Dan
George Greater
Conant Street
PTVA
Wayne T. Branom
United States
Russia
The
Elks Club
Elizabeth
Henry Norton
Hillside
Valentine Ketterer
David Horwitz
Harold Berlin
William Hess
Thomas Barr
Joseph Arches
Bernard Bernstein
Adolph Winston
Moe Goldberg
Norman Girkin
David Harris
Greuter
Kenneth Hathaway
Mem
Ketterer
Board of Education
Harden-Locker School
Betrothal Announcement for Harriet Shider and Roger Keehn
Miss Harriet Shider daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Shider Williamson ayne announces her engagement to Roger Keehn son of Mr and Mrs Robert Keehn of Chapman Street Jersey City. Harriet a Hillside High School graduate Rutgers University New Brunswick Psi Chi member employed in personnel at Hospital Service Plan of N J Newark. Roger a Hillside High School graduate Muhlenberg College Allentown Pa is assistant personnel manager at U S Gypsum Co Jersey City. A fall wedding is planned.
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Leon Shider
Williamson Ayneve
Harriet
Roger Keehn
Robert Keehn
Chapman Street
Shider
Hillside High School
Doug
Lass College
Rutgers Univty
New Brunswick
Psi Chi
The
Hospital Service Plan of
N. J
Newark
Mr. Keehn
Muhlenberg College
Allensown
U.S. Gypsum Co
Jersey City
Parents and Children to Discuss Ethics at PTA Meeting
A panel at the High School PTA on January 14 at 8 15 p.m. will cover a code of ethics for parents and children. Moderator is Dr Jane Krumacher guide. Guests include the wife of Summit High School's principal and the Summit High student council president. A Board of Education budget public hearing is set for January 25 at 5 p.m. in the School Administration Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Jane Krumacher
Summit High School
Summit High
Irene Derman
Board of Education
Newark Congregation Adas Israel event marks 78th anniversary
Sunday evening at Clinton Manor Newark the board and past president of Congregation Adas Israel and Mishnayes will attend a dinner sponsored by the congregation in cooperation with groups allied to Mr. Popick. The event also commemorates the 78th anniversary of the congregation. Mr Popick served as president for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation Adas Israel and Mishnayes
Newark
Clinton Manor
Popick
Popiek
Church Club Dinner Friday at Hill Side Presbyterian
The Cee Weds Club of Hill side Presbyterian Church plans a dinner Friday January 15 at 7 15 p m at the church Mr and Mrs Franklin Lange lead dinner arrangements and Mr and Mrs Howard J Bloy will provide entertainment for attendees
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Hillside Presbyterian Church
Franklin Lange
Howard J. Bloy
Sinai Congregation and Sisterhood Install Joint Chairmen
Officers of Sinai Congregation and Sisterhood were installed at the synagogue on Maple Avenue. New presidents Max Kasoff and Mrs. Manuel Pogash appointed committees across education, budget, youth, Hebrew School, and social activities with numerous co chairmen and a wide range of duties.
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Sinai Congregation
Sisterhood
Maple Avenue
Max Kasoff
Manuel Pogash
Edward Keil
Harry L. Torine
Max Sehliefer
Lou Harper
Jack Kaufman
Herman Lansey
Leonard Haber
Samuel L. Graw
Kenneth Lewitter
Boy Scouts
Abe Newman
Herman ‘Lansey
Sol Sumergrad
Building Fund
Abraham Mankowitz
Leo Arch
Cheer
George J. Davidson
Louis Moss
Constitution
Louis Winard
Emanuel Blehler
Eternal Rest
Hermann. Lowenstein
Budget
Samuel Friedman
Jacob Neuss
Carnival
Matthew Brams
Samuel Kay
William Altschule
Dark Horse
Morris Levy
Federation of Jewish Women
Samuel Gooen
Golden Book
Dave Gelman
Herman Reisch
Jack Port
Dave Weinberg
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Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop
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Union Junior College Institute
Springfield Ave
Cranford
Tropical Fish Center
Quartum
Hollywood Pet and Supply Co
Liberty Ave
Princeton Ave
Wau Eeeepee Rey: Photography
Richard Kimmel
Hollywood Ave
Sal Pedicini Iron Works
Zimmerman
Hillsite Ave
Hillside Uf Service
Bristol-Myers
Frederic N. Schwartz
John Migton
John
New Mothers
V. William di Buono
Joe Cupido
Broadway
Phil Rizzuto
Robert Kurtz
Roch
Washington
P.T.A. Board
Saybrook
Miss Shider
Will Hotter
Maw Popick
Mg Street
Bank of
High St
Hawthorne Ave
Clinton Pl
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Orange Ave
Market St
Penn Station
Federal Deposit Ins Corp
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Avenue
Arthur Northwood
Westminster Fellowship
Church Club
Charles Lowe
Irvington House
Irvington
New Jersey
Lowe
N. Y
Irvington, N
MR. and
Mrs
AL Watson
Chancellor Ave
Maple Ave
Newark, N. J
George
Miss May
Mary
Joan
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