Allocations Approved for 26 Eastern Union County Agencies
The Community Welfare Council approved 1956 grants totaling 395 291 to 26 Red Feather agencies in Eastern Union County, up by 23030 from last year. Notable recipients include Associated Catholic Charities 98000 Elizabeth General Hospital 30000 Family and Children's Society 35500 Salvation Army 11675 USO 3800 YMCA 24000 YWCA 18500 and YM YWHA 26000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Feather
Union County
Community Welfare Council
Associated Catholic Charities
Boy Scouts
Exenolf Day Nursery
Elizabeth General Hospital
Family & Children’s Society
Scouts of
Iitenbett
Girl Scouts of
Roselles
Iside Welfare Assn
Home For
Janet Memorial Home
Linden Children's Camp Fund
Salvation Army
Social Planning Committee
Social Service Exchange
United Service Organization
USO
United Hebrew Servive Organization
Assny
YMCA
Alexian Brothers Hospital
St Elizabeth Hospital
CYO
Mt. Carmel Guild
Catholic Children’s Ald Assa
Family and Children's Division
Associated Catholic Chari
Cub Pack 190 Visits Lakehurst Naval Base
Cub Scout Pack 190 took two groups to Lakehurst Naval Air Base with 31 Cubs and several leaders. They toured the base, viewed helicopters and blimps, and watched town movies. The trip was organized by Mrs. Leonard Friedman and followed an Avpack meeting at Advant P. Morris School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst Naval Air Base-wes-iade
Cub
Dons
William Hess
Arthur Kreszl
Leonard Friedman
Bernard Bernstein
Jack Segall
David Kraft
Vivian Nadelman
Henry Groh
Edward Danielayk
Dens
Knutman
Weisman
Hatcher
McKaughton
Advant P. Morris School
Ware Veverais Memorial
Lyons Farms B and L Report 1955 Profit and Shareholders
Lyons Farms Building and Lawn Association annual meeting reports a 464 percent profit for 1955 and a $11,200 distribution to 2,976 holders on 56 maturing shares. Officers reelected: President Payvid H. Doremus, VP Henry W. Crane, Treasurer Harry W. Doremus, assistant treasurer and secretary Kathryn A. Keller, attorney Anton A. Vit. Directors reelected: Dr David H. Johnson and Theodore C. Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Farms Building& Lawn Association
Payvid H. Doremus
Henry W. Crane
Harry W. Doremus
Kathryn A. Keller
Anton A. Vit
Variance Denied for Parking Lot on Baker Street
Joseph Kruse of Livingston faced a zoning variance request to convert residence Bland on Baker street into a parking lot in a Business C zone. The Zoning Board of Adjustment denied the proposal January 11 by a 3 to 1 vote, amid plans linked to a garage on Central Avenue. Charles Rausch cast the lone affirmative vote. Paul A. Kifner, the board's senior Republican member, was elected president, and Herman Arbin joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kruse
Livingson
Bland
Baker Street
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Central Avenue
Charles Rausch
Paul A. Kifner
Herman Arbin
Safety Signs Installed Across Union County
The Union County Safety Council led by Commissioner Henry Goldhor initiated a program to install 150 safety signs on gasoline station fences countywide. Hillside Kiwanis and its High School Key Club members Edward Love Melvin Reich Joseph Gally and Henry Nussbaum helped place signs to urge motorists to slow down and live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Edward Love
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Melvin Reich
Hillside Kiwats Key Club
Joseph Gally
Key Club
Henry Nussbaum
Kiwanis Club
Union County Safety Council
Henry Goldhor
Kiwanis Clu
Key Clich
Boy Scout Troop 195 Inducts Five Members
Five Scouts joined Boy Scout Troop 195 at a ceremony including Alan R Friedman Robert Koch Harvey Saperstein Irving Schuckman and Glenn Diamond. Leonard Tischler and David Zonderman passed their Second Class tests and will receive badges at the upcoming Court of Honor. The troop plans an Open House for parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TecenuLy
Alan R. Friedman
Mertz Avenue
Robert Koch
Clark Street
Harvey Saperstein
Irving Schuckman
Glenn Diamond
Mann Avenue
Leonard Tischler
David Zonderman
Board of Review
Night Observed In Pirate Costumes By Cub Pack 195
Cub Pack 195 met at Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue under Cubmaster Murray Rand for a Pirates themed pack night. Cubs wore costumes, displayed model boats, played games, and earned badges as den parents discussed plans for a Blue and Gold dinner and a Washington Birthday trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Murray Rand
Eugene Perlman
Hillside Avenue
Teen Pays Off Jackpot on TV Contest Wins Big
A teenage high school freshman Ira Stark won a prize on a TV program by supplying correct answers and a letter explaining his wish to win for his partner Sheila Grod. Stark is the son of Moe and Mr. Stark of Conklin Avenue. the entry requested details about why he wanted to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Stark
Stark
Moe Stark
Conklin Avenue
Sheila Grod
Wiliamson Avenue
Errors Slow New Jersey Driver License Renewals
New Jersey drivers face delays renewing 1956 licenses due to incorrect fees and missing signatures. Motor Vehicle Director Frederick J. Gassert explains conversion period licenses charge only the period in use and require exact amounts printed on the form. Applicants are urged to read the instruction card and follow three simple renewal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey
Frederick J. Gassert
Gassert
Prompt 1956 License Renewal Process and Payment Methods
Brief notes explain quick handling of the 1956 licenses. Box at bottom of ap ron card indicates a notice of future license. Send exact year payment by check postal money order or telegraph money order. Include ink signatures in two places on the application card as shown by arrow.
Fire prevention talk praises Dictograph fire system
Hollis Richardson urged use of warning devices at a Hillside Rotary Club meeting to curb fire loss. He described the Dictograph fire detection and warning system and warned of electrical fires spreading through walls. Two busloads of Rotarians and guests toured New York for the 30th anniversary celebration with events at a theatre and the Latin Quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Richardson
Hillside Rtuary Club
Dictograph Products of America
Richardson
Hillside National Bank
New York
Rotary
Latin Quarter
Oden Libbey
Harold Benzing
Ira Gottsche
Michael Tobin
Kean to Lead Union County Easter Seal Drive 1956
Robert W. Kean Jr. will chair Union County for the statewide Easter Seal Appeal of New Jersey Crippled Children and Adults. The drive aims for a $300,000 goal with March 10 to April 10 dates, extending nine days after Easter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Kean, Jr
Elisabethtown Walter Company Consolidated
Union County
New Jersey
Ott Klein
Baleville
Fance Kean
Driver Guilty Of SixCharges In Newark Case
Samuel Lee Lane, 26, of 29 Prince Street Newark, was fined 56 and had his license revoked 30 days by Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum on January 12 after being caught by Patrolman Raymond Heller. Lane admitted to or was found guilty of six violations including stop street sign, careless driving, speeding 60 mph, no registration, failure to notify address change and defective lights. Two other motorists, Broadus Gary and Miller Sharkey, were fined 105 each for driving while on the revoked list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Sidney Birnbaum
Samuel Lee Lane
Prince Street
Raymond Heller
Heller
Lane
North Broad Street
Hillside Avenue
Meeker Avenue
New York
Ailure
Broadus Gary
Oakwood Avenue
Orange
Miler Sharkey
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Policastro T.V
Long Ave
Hillside
N. J
Bristol-Myers
Gene
Spring St
Elizabeth
Bond St
Anna St
Lakehurst Air Base
Lyons Farms B&l
David H. Johnson
Theodore C. Walter
Superior Coal
Koppers
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
Liberty Ave
Moneitt Rr
Berkeley
Lyons Ave
Bergen
Chancellor Ave
Wainwright & Schley
Sts
U.S
Boy Scout Troop
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St
Cor, Market
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor, Bloy St
Your City Clean Pereday & Mazer Co., Inc
Olive St., Elizabeth, N. J
Kean
Les Cove
Fuel Owl
B & H Heating CO
Hillside, N. J
Pontiac
Nbc
Ty Maxon Pontiac, Inc
Broad Street
Waverly
Hillside, New Jersey
Star Chief
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