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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1962

Page

3

Harvard Degrees for 2 Residents

AMBRIDGE Mass Robert J LeBow of 259 Greenwood Ter and Martin J Levitas of 1485 Stanlay Ter Hillside NJ received Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude at Harvard University commencement June 14 Levitas son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Levitas was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and also earned a John Harvard Honorary Scholarship He plans graduate study in the fall

Ambridge Mass Robert J, LeBow Greenwood Ter Martin J. Levitas Stanlay

Public Service Coordinated Transport Receives Top Safety Award

Public Service Coordinated Transport Western Division earned a silver plaque as the American Transit Association’s top safety award for 1960. Erwin H. Kull accepted the honor at a Roosevelt Hotel New York regional conference, with George H. Dietz Will an R. Collins. The Elizabet h based division oversees 482 buses on 46 lines in Union County.

Public Service Recenly American Transit Association Union County Erwin H. Kull Roosevelt Hotel New York George H. Dietz Will Lan R. Collins

College Award For Resident Louis Leon Honored by Gamma Epsilon Tau

Louis Leon of 254 Williamson Ave. in Elizabeth received Gold Key Award and Honorary Membership in the Gamma Epsilon Tau graphic arts honor society during a June installation dinner in New York. The award recognized his role as Director of Advertising and Public Relations for Coffee-Mar Corp and his work with the Advertising Agency Production Club Grantman-Aid Scholarship Fund at the New York City Community College. Also honored were Hon. Joseph F. Carlino and Eugene A. Burns for their roles at the college.

Louis Leon Williamson Ave Coffee-Mar Corp Elizabeth Vending Machine Gamma Epsilon Tau Graphic Arts New York City Community College of Applied Arts and Sciences Brooklyn N.Y George M. Halpern Leon Joseph F. Carlino New York State Assembly Eugene A. Burns Brass Rail New York Advertising Agency Production Club of Advertising Agency Production Club Grantam-Aid and New York City Community College

Pingry School Awards Spring Sports Letters

Pingry School awarded spring athletic letters to Hillsiders. Varsity baseball letters went to Stephen Brown Charles Atwater Harold Borden and Robert Scott. Junior varsity baseball letter went to Craig McKenzie. Junior varsity lacrosse letters went to Peter Borden Charles Tracy and Douglas McKenzie. Emanuel Reiter attended a Metropolitan Life Insurance Co convention in San Francisco.

Ase Se Bly Pingry School Stephen Brown Charles Atwater Harold Borden Robert Scott Craig McKenzie Peter Borden Charles Tracy Douglas McKenzie Emanuel Reiter The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co San Francisco

Elizabeth PAL Camp Fund Benefit Raises Over 1800

Elizabeth Police Athletic League hosts a softball benefit for the PAL Camp Fund with leadership from Sheriff Ralph Criscello and James Iozzi of Linden. Arnold H. McClow of Hillside coordinated the Singer Manufacturing program. Over 1 800 dollars was raised, with Singer Welfare Clubs contributing for a decade.

Ralph ©. Criscello Elizabeth Police Athletic League Elizabeth Pal Camp Fund Arnold H. McClow Hillside The Singer Manufacturing Company James Iozzi Linden Singer Welfare Clubs Elizabeth Pal Singer Clubs

Pingry School Graduation Honors Class of 74

Five residents were graduates of Pingry School in the Class of 74. The commencement on June 8 included diplomas presented by Hillside board president Chester F. Smith. Posthumous honors went to the late Robert C. Crane, with Mrs Crane receiving the Letter-in-Life plaque. Prizes awarded included Form I through VI scholarships and DAR Good Citizenship for Douglas W McKenzie, among others.

Milside Pingry School Harold Wellington Borden Jr Malden Ter Stephen Mel Brown Gate Way John Lane Geddes Windsor Way James Bruce Rosenberg Hartley Ter Robert Wesley Scott Jr Chester F. Smith Hillside Board of Trustees Robert C. Crane Chester St Arthur Craig McKenzie Chester Sr

Automatic Dial Phones Arrive for New Jersey Bell Customers

New automatic dialing devices Card Dialer and Rapidial debut for business users. Card Dialer stores up to 40 punched cards for local and long distance calls, while Rapidial holds 290 names on magnetic tape. Rapidial is a separate unit used with the telephone.

New Jersey Bell Telephone Co

District Leaders Will Be Honored At Union County Dance

The Union County Democratic Club plans its annual dance Friday June 22 at Club Diana Union honoring all Democratic committeemen and committeewomen. Co chairs include Sophie Baranski John Wynrot John Wright and Rudy Kuchta with Tom DeLuca treasurer Fran Hilliard ticket chair Florence Traubman and Robert Kadri noting seniority will crown honorary chair and chairwoman.

Union County Democratic Club Diana Union Arthur C. Fried Westfield Rah=way Florence Traubman Elizabeth Robert Kadri Summit

Withholding Tax Law Is Assailed By Bank Leaders

John W. Kress president of the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks urged bankers to oppose federal withholding of taxes on dividends and interest. He said the plan harms savings and investment, stressing taxpayers should report all income. He called for broader cooperation among mutual savings banks and savings and loan associations to promote thrift. Barbara Hillside elected alumnae secretary of Douglass College Rutgers for five years. Barbara Ann Parker, Hillside High graduate, capped as nursing student at Elizabeth General Hospital School of Nursing.

Spring Lake John W. Kress National Association of Mutual Savings Banks Kress Savings Banks’ Association of New Jersey Howard Savings Institution Newark Mutual Savings Banks Savings and Loan Associations New Brunswick Barbara “Amireychtrrof McMicheel Pim Hillside Douglass College Rutgers Alumnae Association CAP Barbara Ann Parker Raymond Parker William ‘St Elizabeth General Hospital Elizabeth Bartin High School Hillside High School Miss Parker

Hillside Calendar Lists Local Organization Meetings

Date book notes list June 21 Hillside Chapter Women’s American ORT board meeting June 23 Hillside Republican dance at Columbian Club June 25 Hillside Safety Council meet ing June 27 Planning Board Kiwanis Club meetings July 2 Hillside Republican Club July 3 Township Committee July 4 Independence Day celebration July Ww Board of Education July 17 Township Committee July 18 Kiwanis Club July 25 Planning Board Meetings

Hillside Columbian Club Kiwanis Club Board of Education

Valley Forge Military Junior College honors cadet Siegal

Cadet Eric Siegal son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Siegal of 1513 Bond Street earned an associate in arts degree at the 34th annual commencement of Valley Forge Military Junior College in Wayne Pennsylvania He held the rank of sergeant in the corps of cadets consisting of about 1000 members.

Eric Siegal Ernest Siegal Bond St Valley Forge Military Junior College Wayne Corps of Cadets

Teacher Chosen for Institute of Foreign Language Teachers

Miss Judith A. Ferris of Hillside New Jersey a French teacher at Governor Livingston Regional High School is among 70 secondary school teachers nationwide selected for the Institute for Foreign Language Teachers at Purdue University this summer running June 18 to August 10. Forty participants will study Spanish and thirty French in the eight week program under the National Defense Education Act.

Lafayette Judith A. Ferris Wyndmoor Ave Hillside N.J Governor Livingston Regional High School Purdue University U.S. Office of Education Ferris Montclair N. J. State College

Temple Beth El HS Graduation Marks First Class in Elizabeth

Six students will graduate from Temple Beth El School in Elizabeth on Friday June 22 at 8 p.m. Beth Miles and Nancy Baron lead the class while James Levbarg delivers the major address and presents a religious school accreditation certificate from the New Jersey Council. The event honors the first Reform congregation to receive the certificate, with the ceremony at 1271 Clinton Place. Maj. Gen. Henry G. Nulton and Dr. Thomas Roy Jones are noted as local trustees.

Temple Beth el HS Temple Beth el School Congregational Sanctuary Clinton Pl Elizabeth Beth Miles George Miles Riverside Dr Nancy Baron Alfred Baron Winchester Ave Miles University of Pennsylvania Baron Hillside High School James Levbarg Temple B'nai Jeshuran New=ark Levbarg New Jersey Council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations Temple Beth el Reform Congregations

Diplomas Awarded At Valle Deane School Commencement

Anne Alexander McCarthy and Patricia Anne Rizzuto led Valle Deane School Elizabeth graduates in the June 12 ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Elizabeth. McCarthy, son of Franklin A. McCarthy, and Rizzuto, daughter of Phil Rizzuto, earned top honors. Rizzuto won the athletic trophy and the Class of 1937 emblem memorializing Marjorie Moffat Charlock. McCarthy presides on the Board of Trustees through Elizabeth Tracy, daughter of Charles S. Tracy, who shared the top scholastic attainment award in the Upper School.

Anne Alexander McCarthy Patricia Anne Rizzuto Hillside Valle Deane School Elizabeth First Presbyterian Church Miss McCarthy Franklin A. McCarthy Miss Rizzuto Phil Rizzuto Marjorie Moffat Charlock McCarthy Elizabeth Tracy Charles S. Tracy

Kiwanis Take Fifty To Stadium This Saturday

Hillside Kiwanis Club plans to take 50 boys to Yankee Stadium on Saturday June 30. Buses depart from Hillside National Bank. Applications available from Albert Schoen at 1450 North Broad St. PTA School of Instruction attendees listed from Newark State include Hyman Hanowitz and others.

Hillside Kiwanis Club Yankee Stadium Hillside National Bank Albert Schoen North Broad St PTA Hyman H Nowitz Erwin Schuma Arthur Novy Francis Stromenger Michael Schreiner Edward Stetz Seymour Pollak William Beattie William Bean Vincent Patanto PTA School of Instruction Newark State College

Thanks From Hillside Postmen

The Hillside Township Committee urged Congress to speed the Morrison bill and residents were asked to write to their representatives. Frederick R. Lehrbach Branch No 38 of the National Association of Letter Carriers commends Mayor Birnbaum and the committee for the resolution and for raising awareness of postal workers plight due to living costs and inadequate salaries.

Congress Hillside Frederick R. Lehrbach National Association of Letter Carriers Birnebaum Jerome G. Mark

National State Seeks Drive In Bank for Caldwell

The National State Bank of Newark has applied to the Comptroller of the Currency for permission to establish a drive in banking facility in Caldwell. The new auto bank will be at the northwest corner of Bloomfield and Central Aves, near the old trolley line, and will expand services to the West Essex community.

Newark National State Bank of Newark Comptroller of the Currency Washington, D. C Caldwell National State Bank West Essex-Caldwell Bloomfield Ave Citizens National Bank and Trust Company of Bloomfield Central Aves Auto West Essex

Life Insurance Agents Honored at Liberty Conference

Mr Ben Augerbach of 1616 Clinton Pl and Mr Henry Feld of 462 Conant St Newark were Metropolitan Life reps honored in Liberty New York June 18 at Gros Singer’s Hotel for exceptional sales and service. They ranked among Metropolitan’s top ranking staff of almost 30 000 in the U S and Canada.

Ben Augerbach Clinton Pl Henry Feld Conant St Newark Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Liberty N. Y Grossinger's Metropolitan U. S Canada

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Harvard Wan Elizabbeth College Award Pingry Kingston Mee Morris Ave Mittleman Bros. Inc. Quality Bakers Maple Avenue WaAverly Fresh Bread & Roller Times Daily Harry’s Fen Harry Fabyon Place Liberty Ave. Cor Hillside Safety Council Hillside Republican Club Nulton Henry G. Nulton Beechwood Pl Union Junior College Cranford Thomas Roy Jones Schlumberger, Ltd Vail-Deane Kiwanis J. Times Hillside Times Samuel D. Kaplan, M.D Westminster Ave Elizabeth, N.J Chuck Wagon Luncheon Club West Chesinus U Heasons Play and Recreation Center College Inn Yale Avenue Cor New York Place SSS Eso Iblic Service Electric and Gas Company
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