Executive Forum Planned In Area
Plans to establish a Northern New Jersey Executive Forum to strengthen regional management resources were announced by Dr. Stephen F. Malaker of Cross-Malaker Laboratories Mountainside and a Chamber of Commerce advisory committee. The Union County forum will host a fall Elizabethtown series for up to twenty executives with training in organization structure communications executive action and related topics.
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New Jersey
Stephen F. Malaker
Cross-Malaker Laboratories, Inc
Mountainside
Union County
Chamber of Commerce
Elizatth
Adrian Murray
Chamber
Malaker
New York
Dr. Malaker
Lee Bristol, Jr
Bristol-Myers Products Division
W. W. Wanamaker
New Jersey Turnpike
George Webber
Public Service
Jiles M. Graybard
Smith, Barney & Co
Ralph Williams
DeLaval Separator Co
Award Contracts To Local Firms In New York Region
Contracts totaling 285 868 dollars have been awarded to Hillside firms. The Small Business Administration New York Regional Office announced this week. Hoffman Laboratories Inc received 135 868 dollars for a Dewar vessel for liquid oxygen with 2 0M gallon capacity. Ramsey Machine and Tool Co Inc received 150 000 dollars for projectiles fuse assemblies and components.
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Hillside
Ar+thir
Hillside Man Samuel Rice Named to NJ Blue Cross Council
Carl K. Withers Blue Cross president announced local members of the New Jersey Blue Cross Subscriber Advisory Council. Samuel Rice of 231 Conklin Avenue represents Hillside among about 500 volunteers serving one year. The council, drawn from over 20 million members, will evaluate a four page survey to guide plan policies on hospitalization, claims handling, rates, and benefits.
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Hillside
New Jersey Blue Cross
Samuel Rice
Conklin Avenue
Carl K. Withers
Blue Cross
New Jersey Blue Cross Plan
High School PTA Plans Behavior Code Pamphlet
A PTA meeting at the High School Pv PTA discussed the 1960 61 budget and program. The executive board was presented with a pamphlet titled Lets Do It This Way a code on youth behavior to be distributed to PTA members in the fall.
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Pv T.A
Right Address Aid In Social Security
Statistics show one in four US families changes residence yearly and many social security recipients move during vacation. Ralph W. Jones urges notifying Social Security of any address change, ideally in advance, and including the social security number for accurate timely checks. A postcard address-change form is available for beneficiaries.
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United States
Ralph W. Jones
Elizabeth
Social Security
Jones
Social Security Office
Rider College plans $900,000 science building on campus
Rider College President Franklin F. Moore announced a three phase plan costing over ten million dollars. The initial phase will cost about $209,000 with $51,000 for science equipment and create labs for bacteriology biology and chemistry. The full project will cover about 30,000 square feet, rise two stories, and include laboratories, lecture rooms, preparation rooms, and faculty offices. Construction begins soon with the first phase due to finish early next spring.
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Trenton
Rider College
Franklin F. Moore
Kehoe Downs
Pennsauken
New Campus Lab Building Aims to Relieve Rider Facilities
A new campus laboratory building will greatly ease Rider University's urgent need for science labs. Current work occurs in cramped downtown facilities, with special transport required for freshmen located on campus.
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Rider
Workshop For PTA Chairmen Sets Plans For Summer
The Union County Council of PTAs held a workshop for chairmen to set work plans to pass to unit chairmen. Delegates were named for Newark State College Summer Workshop July 11 to 15. Dr William West announced Union County Vocational and Technical Institute for two year post high school programs in electronic technology and drafting. He noted a new county service starting July 1 to help children with emotional maladjustment and urged inquiries to his office. The council chose the theme How Firm the Foundation Home School and Community.
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Union County Council of
Ptas
Newark State College
Union
William TH. West
Union County Vocational, and Technical Institute
G. H. Baxel
Court House
Elizabeth
West
Kiwanis Drive to Register and Mobilize Voters
Kiwanis Club of Hillside launches Ballot Battalion to inform eligible voters on issues and encourage turnout. A dedicated committee led by Dr Ralph Schwartz with Albert Schoen and Robin Ritz oversees arrangements, emphasizing renewed voter participation as vital to national strength amid rising apathy.
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Ballot Battalion
Kiwanis Club
Hillside
Kiwanis
Ralph Schwartz
Schwartz
Albert Schoen
Robin Ritz
Alcoholics Anonymous Aid Outlined to Hillside Club
A South Orange AA member detailed the group to Hillside Rotary last week. He cited AA’s reach with well over 300000 members and said about 5,000,000 Americans are affected by alcohol abuse and that AA helps about half who join, while a quarter skeptically delay, and the rest abandon efforts. The speaker stressed the program’s aim to cure and guide sobriety.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
South Orange Group
Hillside Rotary Club
United States
Alcoholism talk promotes sobriety and new Alateens group
A speaker described alcoholism as a disease and urged sobriety outreach. AA aims to teach living with oneself and giving to others. The talk noted a new Alateens group for children, and Harold Benzing introduced the speaker. Martin Preis stood in for Charles Meyers as president. Preis said the Rotary District Governor would induct new officers next Tuesday alongside three new members.
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Harold Benzing
Martin Preis
Charles Meyers
Preis
Rotary
Rutgers Assessor Parley Draws New Jersey Officials
Samuel Katz of Hillside joined 137 assessors at the Seventh Annual Rutgers Conference for Assessing Officers in New Brunswick. Sessions covered new appointing techniques, appraisal methods, and updates on Bill A 198 revising personal property assessment. William Miller discussed the bill signed by Governor Meyner, with Q&A on local applications as Dr. Rich passes bureau leadership to Dr. Reeck and Alfred Greene Jr. presides.
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New Brunswick
Samuel Katz
Williamson Avenue
Hillside
New Jersey
Rutgers
William Miller
Commission On State Tax Policy
Meyner
Bennett M. Rich
Bureau of Government Research
Ernest E. Reeck
Alfred M. Greene, Jr
Association of Municipal Assessors of
Hillside Times June 30 1960 local notices and listings
The Hillside Times weekly edition lists markets bowling alleys auto lots house tra les and shopping centers in Hillside New Jersey. It notes subscription rates 10 cents per copy and March postage details with local post guidance.
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United States
Surrogate’s Notice To Creditors of Glacy Affairs
A surrogate's notice dated June to July lists creditors of Thomas Glackin Milaworth estate and orders advertisement to Exhibit within six months. It names executors Sterner and Kane and attorney Howas Hbib and cites Prince Street as filing venue.
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Aytate
Atte J. Rik
Cinmiy Union
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