Work-Study Program Seeks Hillside Participants
The Hillside Industrial Association invites Hillside High School seniors in the industrial arts track to join a work-study program. On the job training is provided daily by local industries to bolster skilled labor and encourage students to remain in school. Paul Nichols leads the program with oversight from James R. E. Ozias, who sent letters including child labor law excerpts to association members.
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Hillside Industrial Asso Industries
Hillside High School
James R. E. Ozias
Paul Nichols
Industrial Arts
Ozias
Re-Elected Trustees at Union College and Pingry School
Major General Henry G. Nurt on U S Army Reserve was reelected to a three year term as Trustee at Union College Cranford. Hugo B Beyer a trustee of the Pingry School was reelected to his fourth one year term as Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Nurton
U.S. Army Reserve
Union College
Cranford
Hugo B. Beyer
Pingry School
Marine Training School enrolls new apprentice engineer
Alvin W. Tortoriello, son of Mr. Gennaro Tortoriello of 1306 White Street, enrolls as a student at the Calhoun M.E.B.A. Training School in Baltimore, Maryland, to become a licensed engineer in the United States Merchant Marine as the school begins its second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin W. Tortoriello
Gennaro Tortoriello
White Street
Calhoun M.E.B.A. Training School
United States Merchant Marine
Baltimore
Maryland
National Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Afl-Cio
Engineers' Union
Tortoriello
PBA Elects New Officers For Hillside Local 70 Patrolmen
Patrolman Roswell C. Donat was elected president of the Hillside Local 70 PBA on October 1 1967. Other officers include Edward S. Sadlon as vice president Jerome Horning as financial secretary William Bickerhauser as treasurer and Daniel Marx as sergeant at arms. Detective Alfonso Minervino reelected as state delegate and vice president of the New Jersey PBA. Between 1950 and 1953 MATS airlifted 43196 Korean War casualties for hospitalization in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Local 70
PBA
Edward S. Sadlon
Chertes-Wy Rune Financial
Jerome Horning
Treasterer
William Bickerhauser
Sergeant At
Daniel Marx
Alfonso Minervino
Minervino
New Jersey
MATS
MAC
United States
Hillside Seniors Receive Gift Of Flag Staff And Stand
The Hillside Senior Citizens group hosted honored guests from American Legion Harden’s Locker Auxiliary 450 led by President Mil dred Zenzeger and others. The gift ceremony featured a flag staff and stand presented to the seniors, with introductions by Club President Rose Lampe and acceptance by Ann Sneden as Americanism Chair. The event opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Ican Legion Harden’ Locker Auxiliary
Mildred Zenzeger
Evelyn Howell
Rose Pentek
Rose Lampe
Ann Sneden
George J. Koblentz dies at 85 in Newark area
George J. Koblentz of 145 Stanley Terrace died at St Bartholomew's Medical Center at 85. Born in Russia he moved to Newark then Hillside. He owned Kay Food Products until 1960 and was active in the Newark Service Club and Congregation Young Israel. He leaves his wife three sons a brother three sisters and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Koblentz
Stanley Ter
St. Barnabas Medical Center
Russia
Newark
Hillside
Kay Food Products
Kobrentz
Service Club of
Congregation Young Israel
Esther Kievsky Koblentz
Fred
Clark
Bernard
Springfield
Bruce
Harry
Miami, Fla
Zelda Marmur
Livingston
Tybie Ackerman
East Orange
Selma Klepesch
Short Hills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enters Marine Training School
Roswell C. Donat
the Hillside NJ. Times
Norma Buscham
Lancaster
Helen Zeman
Seatala
Serenade
N. Broad St
Comet Pizzeria
Gradu
Ates
Cess
Maxon Pontiac
Union
N.J
Kathryn A. Keller
General Insurance
A.J. Celiano, Inc
Liberty Ave
Hillside Shopping Center
Monarch
Chrysler
Plymouth
Broad St
Elizabeth
Marty
Hillside Ave
Liberty and Hillside Aves
Hillside Pork Store
Long Ave
Herbert
Ch of
Piro’s Meat Market
Waverly Builders
Central Avenue
N.J. Waverly
Carl
Cor
Judy
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