Parents Group For Retarded Installs New Officers
About 50 members of the Union County Unit of The N J Parents Group for Retarded Children Inc. met at the Columbian Club House in Elizabeth. New officers were installed for the coming year with Joseph Warsinski of Cranford as President and W H McKenny of Elizabeth as Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
N. J. Parents Group For Retarded Children Inc
Columbian Club
Elizabeth
Joseph Warsinski
Cranford
W. H. McKenny
Mary £. Helpap
Hillside
David Young
Roselle
Alex MacLaren
Harry Laverance
Bristol-Myers Plant Manager Promoted to VP Role
William M. Bristol III, long time Bristol-Myers Hillside Plant Manager since March 1949, is promoted to Vice President in Charge of Production for Bristol-Myers Products Division. He previously held executive production posts at Bristol Laboratories Syracuse and Sun Tube in Hillside. A Marine lieutenant in the Pacific during wartime, he resides in Berkeley Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Bristol, III
Bristol-Myers
Bristol- Myers Products
Bristol
Hillside
Bristol Laboratories
Syracuse
Sun Tube Corporation
Pacific
Berkeley Heights
Korean Veterans Invited By D A V
The Charles Wernicke Jr. Chapter 55 of the Disabled American Veterans met at the V F W Hall on Rutgers Avenue. It invited all veterans disabled or wounded in the Korean campaign to join the Hillside post and listed contact Daniel Seib for details. Seib was chosen to represent at Sinai Congregation forum Tuesday and report back at the February 5 meeting. Refreshments closed the session.
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Charles Wernicke Jr
Sinai Congregation
Township Notes House for Sale Ad
For quick results, phone Theresa M. Bensen, Broker at WA 6-4240 for township house sale details.
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Theresa M. Bensen
Dimes Drive Seeks Further Aid in 1951 Campaign
The 1951 March of Dimes drive nears halfway as Campaign Director E. Gersten of Hillside urges renewed effort. He notes the 13 year history, strained funds, and the need for additional dimes and dollars to support care for polio patients in Union County.
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E. Gersten
Hillside
Gersten
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Union County
Three Stores Robbed On Liberty Ave
At 1455 Liberty Avenue three shops were broken into with forced rear doors and broken glass. Samuel Chaisedz of Liberty Sweet Shop reported 16.30 stolen, Snow White Cleaners lost 55.55 in currency and silver, and Joseph Susser of Ideal Meat Market faced an undetermined cash theft. Authorities describe a triple-threat thief as responsible.
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Liberty Avenue
Samuel Chaisedz
Liberty Sweet Shop
Martin Weber
Joseph Susser
Ideal Meat Market
Hillside Heights Civic Asso Backs Dienst for Township Attorney
At a Tuesday meeting the Hillside Heights Civic Association endorsed Arthur E. Dienst for township attorney. Secretary Mrs Walter Chespak was authorized to contact each township committee member urging consideration of Dienst for the post.
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Hillside Heights Civic Association
Arthur E. Dienst
Walter Chespak
Dienst
Vandeventer Faces Charges For Speeding In Prince ton
Fred Vandeventer of Princeton, WOR news commentator, was summoned by Motorcycle Patrolman Paul De Graw after driving at 70 mph in a 20 mph zone on Route 29. He also faces a careless driving charge and is to appear before Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer on January 27.
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Vandeventer
Clarence E. Kremer
Fred Vandeventer
Princeton
WOR
Paul de Graw
Steps From Safety Isle Into Car's Path
Edmund J. Weyell 51 of Burroughs Terrace Union was struck on Route 29 at Bloy Street Sunday evening by Herbert Potsdam 21 of 1714 Walker Avenue Union who drove the car. Weyell ran into the vehicle’s path after stepping off the highway center isle. He was taken to St Elizabeth’s Hospital Elizabeth for treatment of head and arm lacerations.
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Edmund J. Weyell
Burroughs Terrace
Union
Bloy Street
Herbert Potsdam
Walker Avenue
Weyel
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Elizabeth
Driver And Auto Both Held Unfit
Percy R. Smalling aged 88 of 80 Broadview was held for arraignment after a Thursday evening arrest for driving under the influence on Route 29. He was pronounced intoxicated by Dr. Milton M. Lilien, the police physician, and his automobile was deemed unfit to drive and removed from the highway.
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Percy R. Smalling
Broadewan
Milton M. Lilien
Warns Autoists Spring Far Away
The Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee warns motorists that spring hazards are near as winter lingers. Chairman Raymond R. King urges use of chains on icy roads to reduce stopping distances up to fifty percent, though not guaranteeing safety.
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Raymond R. King
Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee
Skid Prevention Advice Emphasized by Chairman King
The chairman warns against sudden stops and urges drivers to release brakes and steer in the skid direction to regain control. He notes power skids require easing off the accelerator and gentle steering, with light accelerator use sometimes helping wheels regain traction. Slower speeds and avoiding abrupt braking or turning prevent most accidents.
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King
Enlistments Open In Marine Corps
Marine recruiters announced unlimited enlistment quotas as of today. S T/Sgt Thomas W Turner said Marine recruiting remains open with a 1-2 week waiting period and two enlistment options: regular three or four year terms, or extended active duty in the Marine Corps Reserve for an indefinite period.
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Marine Corps
Thomas W. Turner
Elizabeth Ely
Marine Corps Reserve
Recruitment Station Open For Servicemen Training
The notice states men enlisted as reservists will be discharged when possible. Recruits in either category will travel to Parris Island South Carolina for basic training. The recruiting station operates 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
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Parris Island
S. C
Three Army Recruits Get Dix Assignments
Three Hillside men recently arrived at Fort Dix have been assigned to Company I 39th Infantry Regiment of the 5th Infantry Division for six weeks of physical conditioning and training in small arms and combat skills. Afterward they enter an eight week course in infantry or technical service at Fort Dix or elsewhere. Recruits are Walter J. Schmidt Rupert G. Bornstein and Leonard Barnett, sons of Mrs Amy Schmidt Sol Bornstein and Mrs B Barnett.
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Fort DIX
Hillside
39Th Infantry Regiment
Sth
Walter J. Schmidt
Amy Schmidt
Winans Avenue
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Parents Group For
Carteret
Legal For
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
WM. M. Bristol, OI
D.A.V
Max
Ramsey Ave
A. Capro & CO
Homecraft, Inc
Morris Ave
Onville
Formica
Daniel Leeds Miller
COA
Koppers Coke
Fuel Oil
Masons’ Supplies
North Broad Street
New Jersey
Liberty Ave
Levy Brothers UN
Dimes Drive
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor, Bloy St
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
U.S
Norway St
Boston
Musa
U.S. A
Sone
Otete
Tobia
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Model
Hillside Appliance Co
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