Hillside Kiwanis contest for New Jersey tercentenary
Hillside Kiwanis Club approved a $200 project to run an essay contest asking municipal residents to name the three outstanding New Jersey citizens who contributed most to the state. Clerk Louis Dischler chairs. Magistrate Henry Goldhor co chairs. judges include Dischler, Goldhor, Dr Wayne T Branom, George W Herlich, and Jean Rae Turner. Awards: first place $104, second $50. The club also announced plans for a bus trip to Bonnie Brae Camp, a World’s Fair visit, and a Montclair product demonstration with talks on the Elizabeth Port project and container shipping impacts at Port Newark.
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Hillside Kiwanis Club
College Inn
New Jerseys
We Club
New Jersey
Louis Dischler
Henry Goldher
Diseler
Riles
Dischler
Goldhor
Wayne T. Branom
George W. Herlich
Jean-Rae Turner
the Daily Journal
Beth
Hillside State Bank
Bonnie Brae
Millington
Hillside Pal
George Mall
Albert Schipen
Montclair
Raymond Loureiro
Port of New York Authority
Elizabeth Port
Elizabeth
Bound Creek
Airborne Corp Holds Annual Family Picnic At Old Cider Mill
Airborne Accessories Corp hosted its annual family picnic for employees and relatives at the Old Cider Mill Grove on Saturday July 1 drawing about 600 attendees. Sidney Rothhard of Livingston directed activities for youths while a pony ride was a major draw. Committee members included Edward L. Kanouse Madeline D Arco Robert W Hebel Louis Toth Ernest Zeim Linda Hopkins and George D. Munn.
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Airborne Accessories Corps
Nelé
Old Cider Mill Grove i
Sidney Rothhard
Livingston
Edward L. Kanouse
4S Chalrinay
Madeline D’arco
Robert W. Hebel
Louis Toth
Ernest Zeim
Linda Hopkins
George D. Munn, Jrrs
Sharp Rise In Summer School Enrollment At Hillside
Dr. Wayne Schools told the Board of Education last Wednesday night that Hillside Summer High School enrollment jumped to 500 students, about 200 more than last year, with 14 instructors. The superintendent said the figure exceeded expectations and first year options are being offered to incoming freshmen. About nine students are expected to graduate July 31 after completing courses. Courses include English, History, French, Spanish, UW, Algebra, Geometry and Biology. Approximately 215 are in typing and 36 in remedial reading.
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Hillside
Board of Education
Wayne T. Branom
Branon
Branom
Program On Fair For B n ai B r ith
Program chairman Irv Feld messer Hillside Lodge No 1514 B n ai B r ith announces a July 20 program featuring a journey to the New York World s Fair 1904 1965 told with colored slides Mrs Dorothy A Voss public relations supervisor will describe Unisphere and world exhibitors including water shows theater circuses sports events fireworks fountains and gleaming pavilions Admission tickets will be given as door prizes Refreshments will be served The program starts at 8 30 P M at Sina Congregation Maple Ave
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Irv Feldmesser
Hillside Lodge No
Dorothy A. Voss
Sina
Maple Ave
Spurs Plan For Foreign Trade Cooperation Stimulus
The United States Department of Commerce and Public Service Electric and Gas Company join to expand foreign trade leads for New Jersey businesses. Leads cover chemicals to Greece and textiles to South Africa with orders from ten thousand to hundreds of thousands. The program, piloted in the Southern Division, extends statewide with about fifty sales engineers distributing overseas opportunities to qualified suppliers. The Commerce Department offers forms and guidance while Public Service provides a direct pathway to global markets through its field network. Names cited include Secretary Hodges, Governor Hughes, Messrs Jamieson and Rutzen, and corporate backs from RCA and Esterbrook Pen Company. The initiative aims to help firms reach new markets via overseas buyers in a broad range of industries. Laura Lynn Kostec ka christened at Christ the King Church with a proxy godmother in Europe. Myron Moskalukatchung served as father at the ceremony. a reception followed at the Columbian Club for about one hundred guests.
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United State Department of Commerce
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
New Jersey
United States
Department of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Richard J. Hughes
RCA
Esterbrook Pen Company
Commerce Department
Public Service
David Jamieson
Arthur C. Rutzen
Philadelphia
New York
New Zealand
Thailand
Nigeria
Greece
South Africa
Philippines
Japan
Pakistan
Israel
Messrs. Rutzen
Jamies Son
Laura Lynn Kostecka
Edward Kostecka
S48
Leo St
Christ the King Church
John J. Tyks
Josephine Farese
Hillside
Barbara Farese
Europe
Myron Moskalukatchung
Columbian Club
Enrolled Students Hit Record Summer Session at Union Junior College
Union Junior College Cranford reports 560 students in its 31st Summer Session, the largest in its history. About half attend Union, others study at 40 courses across liberal arts, engineering, science and business. Hillside residents listed include Robert Cook, William Cowell, Elliott Prie dman, Therese Geonfredo, and several others.
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Union Junior College
Cranford
United States
Hillside
Robert F. Cook
Conant St
William E. Cowell
Voorhees St
Elliott B. Pried
Stanley Ter
Therese A. Geonfredo
Pennsylvania Ave
Lawrence M. Hellebrande
Ryan St
Fred J. Kaczor
Locust Ave
Roger E. Lyons
Chapman St
John R. Malone
Union Ave
Donald L. and
Robert W. Matlosz
Millard Aves
John E. Palmieri
Hillside Ave
Steven M. Schreyer
Fitzpatrick St
John Starke, Jry
Revere Dr
College Theatre Debuts Third Summer Offering at Seton Hall
The Summer Workshop Theatre opens on July 16 at Seton Hall with two one act plays from the American tradition. Stephen Vincent Benet's The Devil and Daniel Webster features Al Sperduro and Bill Johnson in lead roles with Daniel Webster defending Jabez Stone before a jury of infamous historical figures. Richard Herrity's Hope is The Thing With Feathers follows hoboes chasing a duck in Central Park, led by Tom Mahoney as Old Man Nelson. The male cast includes Bill Johnson Mike Moran David G Kennedy Jim Garrigan with George Longo in his South Orange debut. Performances run for two weeks at 8:30 nightly July 16 17 18 23 24 25 with 2:30 matinees each Saturday.
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Summer Workshop Theatre
Seton Hall University
Stephen Vincent Benet
the Devil
Daniel Webster
New Hampshire
Jabez Stone
Mr. Scratch
Reac
Dan'’l
America
al Sperduro
Bill Johnson
Richard Herrity
Central Park
Tom Mahoney
Man Nelson
Mike Moran
David G. Kennedy
Jim Garrigan
George Longo
South Orange Theatre
Stronger Bias Laws Proposed by Union County Religious Conference
The Steering Committee of the Union County Conference on Religion and Race, praising the Civil Rights Bill, released resolutions drafted at its June 10 meeting. The day-long conference at Union Junior College in Granford featured position papers from top leaders of the three major faiths.
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Union County Conference On
Union Junior College
Granford
Faiths address urges action on justice and housing laws
An evening address by Rev Wyat Tee Walker of the SCLC followed a general resolution urging active participation in the struggle for justice in human relations. The conference called for stronger anti discrimination legislation and a bipartisan amendment to the Fair Housing Law extending coverage to all construction.
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Wyat
Tee Walker
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Drs
Martin Luther Kings
Hillside Times publication details and price notice
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey dated Thursday July 16 1964 announces subscription rates three dollars fifty cents per year in the United States and ten cents for a single copy. It notes second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey and lists volume XL number 38.
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Hill~side Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside
N.J
United States
Elizabeth
N. J
Protect Your Eyes After 40 With Early Exams
The article notes senile cataracts and glaucoma as major causes of blindness in those over 40. Cataracts can be safely removed and glaucoma controlled with early diagnosis and treatment. It urges eye exams every two years after 40 and invites prescriptions from Salem Pharmacy with delivery.
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Port Newark
Loureird
Arthur Ferguson
Diseller
Samuel Monaco
Hillside Times
Broad Street
Zimmerman
Sidney T. Holt
U.S.G
Broad St
Cor Market St
Fereday & Meyer CO. Inc
Elizabeth Olive St
Otrir and Gas Company
Eauay Ovate
College Theatre
the Hillside Times
Salem Pharmacy
Salam Ave
Philip Weaniekyened
Berkeley
Berkeley Savings
U.S. Savinids
State of Israel
Bondy
Lyons Ave
Gen Street
Chancellor Ave
Cor. Fabyan Pi
Newark
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