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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1962
Page
3
Franklin A. Feltman, candidate for the Board of Education, urged ongoing improvement of public schooling. He praised Hillside schools reading program and urged expansion to other subjects, calling for trained teachers and federal aid to bolster budgets.
Changes announced in the Electric Distribution Department include John F. Betz moving to division superintendent and Elizabeth Area replacing Milo H. Wester Field who died. Henry S. Blauvelt advances to assistant division superintendent in Elizabeth Area. Clarence G. Troxell shifts within Elizabeth Area to Essex Division as division substation engineer with residence at 850 Fairacres Avenue, Westfield. Kenneth G. Limmer also listed in transition.
Arthur Teitelbaum moves from engineer to division service engineer for the Elizabeth Area. He resides at 9 Faulkner Drive Westfield.
Fifth grade classes from George Washington School visited the Edison Museum in West Orange for a guided tour of Edison inventions, his lab and desk. They viewed The Great Train Robbery, attended two illustrated lectures at the Newark Museum on sound and light, and ended with a planetarium session at the Newark Museum. Mothers accompanying included Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs. Gorlin, Mrs. Levinson, and Mrs. Tuchman.
The Library Board of Trife reelected Dr. H. Irving Dunn as president at the annual reorganizational meeting in the Municipal Building. Also reelected were Dr. Wayne T. Branom vice chairman, Paul K Owen secretary, and Mrs. Henry G. Nulton treasurer, with Mayor Sidney Birnbaum welcomed as a new member.
Mrs Marcus Nusbaum of Newark is named area chairman for Irvington Hillside and Newark in the 1962 campaign of the United Jewish Appeal Essex County Women’s Division. She will coordinate UJA women volunteers in those communities and was announced by Mrs Maurice Wachee.
Rudolf Serkin, renowned pianist, will perform at the Mosque Theatre Sunday afternoon February 18 under the Carden State Concerts banner. Critics praise his artistry and global cultural significance, reflecting his Russian heritage and Bohemian birth as contexts of his career.
State-wide search for buildings with high radiation protection begun January 4. Civil Defense leads the National Fallout Shelter Survey and Marking Program with the Army District Engineer in Philadelphia as coordinating authority. Federal funds of about one million dollars allocated to New Jersey for architectural and engineering firms to conduct the first phase. Public relations firms launched an educational campaign for property owners.
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