Needs Personnel To Man Shelters In Hillside
Mack Jannelli, Director of the Hillside Civil Defense and Disaster Control Council, seeks personnel to staff community shelters. Applicants will undergo a training program and should inquire at the CD office in the Municipal Building park in Woodruff Area of the Elizabeth River Park. The area will be deeded to the township for park use, site improvements include a rustic bridge, river cleanup, and a second Shuffleboard court at the site upon request.
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Mack Jannelli
Hillside Civil Defense and Disaster Control Council
Woodruff
Elizabeth River
Hillside Chapter
The
Old Guard
To Improve Park Facilities Here
Steps have been taken to improve county park facilities following talks on a canoe project. The Union County Park Commission has requested the Township Committee to deed a 100 foot strip of land along the East Branch of the Elizabeth River to the local authorities for park use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Park Commission
Elimabeth River
Joint Services For Two Churches in Newark
Hillside United Presbyterian Church and Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church in Newark will hold joint services at 10 a.m. on each Sunday in July August and September 5. The plan coordinates shared worship across two congregations with evenly timed gatherings and a single pastoral rotation.
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Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Ave, Presbyterian Church
Newark
Wil
July and August services at Hillside and Elizabeth Ave churches
The July services will be held at Hillside church conducted by Rev. Donald T. Crispin of Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian. August and September 5 services will be conducted at Elizabeth Ave church by Rev. David A. Ramsey, pastor of Hillside United Presbyterian Church.
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Hillside Church
Donald T. Crispin
Elizabeth Ave. Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Ave
David A. Ramsey
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Fathers Day Outing At Newark Academy Field Day
The Newark Academy Fathers Association held its third annual Spring Outing and Field Day on May 22 with over 1,000 attendees at the new South Orange Avenue Livingston campus. Fathers on the Spring Outing Committee were E. Henry Garrod of Hillside and Robert Kalkman of Hillside. Deadline for news copy is Monday 5 PM.
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Newark Academy Fathers' Association
New School
South Orange Avenue
Livingston
E. Henry Garrod
Fairview Place
Hillside
Robert Kalkman
Rover Drive
Three Day Jehovah Assembly At Clark High School
Jehovahs witnesses hold a three day assembly from June 1 to 13 at Johnson Regional High School in Clark. Seventeen congregations supply volunteers to run seven full meal services for 1800 attendees while twenty other departments employ nurses artists typists electricians drivers and more. No admission fees are charged and Bible knowledge is shared freely as the public is invited to hear a Sunday lecture by Joseph D Wengert on The Moral Breakdown What Can Be Done About It.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Johnson Regional High School
Clark
Union
Dupuis
Mr. Dapis
Joseph D. Wengert
Watchtower Bible & Tract Society
Assembly
Hillside Rotary Pushes Route 78 Start Over Route 278
The Hillside Rotary Club adopts a resolution urging urgent construction of Route 78 and opposing Route 278 along the Elizabeth River. The measure will be sent to county state and federal officials. Officers Jascor Meyers Owen Vit Jr attend Rotary International Convention in Atlantic City through June 3. Owen elected secretary emeritus after 20 years. Jascor notes 99.66 percent attendance. An extra $85 to Rotary Foundation is given at luncheon for Owen. Swider presides as district attendees prepare for conference June 21 at the Far Hills Inn Somerville.
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Hillside Rotary Club
Elizabeth River
Rotary International
Atlantic City
Thaddeus J. Jascor
Charles Meyers
Paul K. Owen
Anton A. Vit Jr
Owen
Charles Munn
Milan
Haly
Tokyo
Japan
Honolulu
Hawaii
Huntington Beach
Calif
Rotary
Jascor
Rotary Foundation Fund
Own
Albert Swider
Far Hills Inn
Somerville
Mrs Siegel Heads Beth El Sisterhood in Newark
The Temple Beth El Sisterhood held its annual installation at the Essex House in Newark. Mrs. Seymour E. Siegel of Elizabeth begins a second term as president with a slate of officers and directors from Elizabeth, Hillside, Roselle, Linden, Union, and Maplewood. Rabbi Fishbein gave the invocation and Mrs. Albert Felsenheld installed the group.
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Temple Beth el
Hotel Essex House
Newark
Seymour E. Siegel
Elizabeth
Jerome Samuels
Robert Rubovitz
Hillside
Robert Kaplan
Leslie Copeland
Steven West
Roselle
Richard Scopp
Linden
Louis Willner
Chester. Bernstein
Paul Miller
Charles Cer=len
Raymond Stone
Jack Landerman
David Lerit
Benjamin Scharf
Union
Irwin H. Fishbein
Albert Felsenheld
Maplewood
New Jersey Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Bernard Paulman
Tonal A. Kahn
Colonia
Lawrence Gale
Harold Podell
Roselle Park
Irving Gorodko
Dickinson student elected vice president of Eta Sigma Phi
Nan Ellen Collie of Carlisle has been elected vice-president of the Dickinson College chapter of Eta Sigma Phi, the national honorary society for Latin and Greek students. She is a junior at Dickinson, age 4, daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Collie of Hillside.
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Carlisle
Nan Ellen Collie
John G. Collie
Plymouth Rd
Hillside
Dickinson College
Eta Sigma Phi
Miss Collie
Dickinson
Miss Eleanor O'Neil to Receive Master’s at Seton Hall
Miss Eleanor L. O'Neil of 1445 Mann Ave Hillside will receive a master’s degree in personnel and guidance on June 5 at Seton Hall University South Orange. A Hillside Ambulance Squad president and Thomas Jefferson High School guidance staff member, she is a Newark native and St Vincent’s Academy and St Elizabeth College alumna. She moved to Hillside in 1942 and belongs to Alpha Delta Kappa honorary teaching sorority.
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Eleanor L. O'Neil
Mann Ave
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Thomas Jefferson High School
Elizabeth
Seton Hall University
South Orange
Miss O'Neil
Newark
St. Vincent's Academy
St. Elizabeth College
Convent
Hillside
Alpha Delta Kappa
Demands Law To End Piracy of Drugs Programs
William F. Deegan of Maple A local Hillside Kiwanis meeting heard a call to outlaw drug piracy Led by Franklin Feltman and Kenton Wood the talk focused on theft of research secrets patent data and production processes by foreign manufacturers They argued foreign firms copy antibiotics and other drugs at lower costs bypassing research investments and risking financial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Deegan
Maple
Hillside Times weekly notice June 3 1965 edition
The Hillside Times weekly, published by Hillside Times Publishing Co at 1443 North Broad St Hillside NJ, with annual subscription 3.50 and single copy 10 cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth NJ. Volume XL No 32.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co.,Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
United States
Elizabeth
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Warren Avenue
Spring Lake
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Bloomfield Street
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