Booster Club Ends Most Active Hillside Season
Sidney Englander announces the Dads Booster Club of Hillside completed its most active season since organizing in 1949. The group awarded 107 trophies and plaques to Hillside High School and elementary students across many sports and clubs, funded equipment, provided transportation and hosted luncheons, thanks townspeople, and notes executive board members and advisors.
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Sidney Englander
Dads Booster Club
Hillside
Hillside High School
Future Physicians Club
Future Teachers of America
Future Nurses Club
Stage and Lighting Group
Library Council
Girls Athletic Council
the Spectator
National Honor Society
Better Business Students Club
Future Lawyers Club
Hillside Avenue School
Hillside High
Metropolitan Opera Guild
U.N
New York
Hillside Schools
Board of Education
Allan Bochner
Moe Bierman
Sec'y
Gerald Goldman
Treas
Phil Levin
Franklin Feltman
Harry Scher
Harvey Manders
Joseph Silver
Wayne T. Branom
Walter O. Krumbiegal
Anthony Avella
Gas Company Warns Contractors Near Gas Mains
Elizabethtown Gas Company will issue precautionary warnings to contractors working near gas mains across communities it serves. Vice President Peter Kassak said mayoral cooperation and street opening permit officials support the program after a Public Utility Commission report cited improper back filling as causing recent gas main damage.
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Elizabethtown Gas Company
Peter Kassak
Elizabethtown
Kassak
Public Utility Commissioners
United Fund Seeks 666 500 Goal for Five Town Agencies
The United Fund of Eastern Union County aims for a 666 500 goal this fall to support 32 agencies in Elizabeth Hillside Linden Roselle and Roselle Park. The target edges last year’s total as committees review requests from seven national agencies and the Community Welfare Council. Volunteers are urged across all five communities to drive the campaign.
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United Fund
Union County
Elizabeth
Hillside
Linden
Roselle
Roselle Park
Herbert Chase
Board of Trustees
Community Welfare Council
William F. Hourthan
Mr. Hourthan
Quarter Century At Ballantine’s Club Honors 56 New Members
Mario J. Rocco of 247 Hollywood Ave yardman for P Ballantine & Sons Newark joined 55 other new members in Ballantine Quarter Century Club, bringing total to 603. Carl W Badenhausen presented gifts, August Winters presided at the Newark brewery dinner in the cafeteria.
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Mario J. Rocco
Hollywood Ave
Yardman
P. Ballantine & Sons Brewing Company
Newark
Ballantine Quarter Century Club
Carl W. Badenhausen
Ballantine
August Winters
Berkeley S&L Honors FSLIC 30th Anniversary
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association of Newark joins nationwide birthday tribute to the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation marking 30 years since its 1934 creation. Chairman Moe Rubinfield notes FSLIC protects savers up to 10000 and that insured associations now hold 96 percent of U.S. thrift assets.
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Berkeley Savings and Loan Association of Newark
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
FSLIC
Congress
Moe Rubinfield
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Savings and Loan Association
Rubinfield
30th Birthday of FSLIC Observed Nationwide
The 30th anniversary of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation is celebrated in July as part of a nationwide observance by over 4,400 insured savings and loan associations. Eugene M. Mortlock notes FSLIC insures savers up to 10,000 and identifies保 with the FSLIC seal in offices.
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Savings and Loan Insurance
Eugene M. Mortlock
United States Savings and Loan League
PSLIC
FSLIC
Armanent Agency
United States
Mortlock
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Ironclad FSLIC insured savings banks fuel growth
The FSLIC program has protected savers for 30 years, with savings and loan associations now holding over $110 billion in assets and providing more than 45 percent of U.S. home financing. Public confidence rests on insured accounts.
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Savings and Loan Associations
Lions Host Picnic and Dinner-Dance Officials Elected
Dominick F. Peterpaul of the Hillside Lions Club served as master of ceremonies at the 27th annual Plainfield Lions dinner-dance at the Park Hotel Plainfield. Grace Kertenburg of Hillside was installed as 1st vice president. The Sunshine Club picnic will be held July 11 at Miller’s Grove Kenilworth with the Hillside Lions as hosts.
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Joseph Loeb
Hillside
Hillside Camera Club
Otto Litzel
Alyce Litze
Vincent Gross
Arthur Hendricks
Dominick F. Peterpaul
Hillside Lions Club
Sunshine C
Union County Association For the Blind
Park Hotel
Plainfield
Plainfield Lions
Grace Kertenburg
Peterpaul
Sunshine Club
Hillside Lions
Miller's Grove
Kenilworth
Hillside Times July 2 1964 issue details
The Hillside Times weekly from Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside SN J. The issue is dated Thursday July 2 1964 with a yearly subscription of 3.50 and single copy price of 10 cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth NJ. Volume XL Number 36.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside Sn, J
United States
Elizabeth
N,j
Epilepsy Now Seen As Hopeful Disorder With New Drugs
The article notes recent breakthrough drugs allow many epileptics to lead nearly normal lives though cures remain distant. It emphasizes ongoing medical consultation and new medicines, and promotes Salem Pharmacy offering prescription services and delivery. It mentions Philip Weinick as pharmacist and contact details EL 2-4230.
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Yeen- Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Cor Coe Avenue
Philip Weinick
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