Author Visits Hillside School Class
Anne Terry White, noted children’s author, spoke to Mrs. Brookes’s fifth grade class at Hillside Avenue School. Librarian Lottie Smolenski and Friendship Club president Cathy Pollack presented a corsage. White read excerpts, signed autographs, and spoke about her career and popular Landmark and Allabout series.
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Hillside Photo Service
Anne Terry White
Mrs. Brookes
Hillside Avenue
Lottie Smolenski
Hillside Public Library
Gerald Sumergrad
Cathy Pollack
Class Friendship Club
Flowers
Prudential employee Patsy D Ferrigno marks 20th anniversary
Patsy D Ferrigno of 203 Ryan Street to observe his 20th year with Prudential Insurance Co tomorrow. An operating engineer in building maintenance, he and wife Jennie Livecchi, raised in Hillside, have two daughters, Mrs John Markase of Newark and Patricia at home, also a Prudential employee.
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Patsy D. Ferrigno
Ryan St
Prudential Insurance Co
Ferrigno
Jennie Livecchi
Hillside
John Markase
Newark
Patricia
Prudential
Resident Miriam Steinberger Offers Bridge Course
Mrs Miriam Steinberger of Conant Street begins an intermediate bridge course for players with Goren bidding experience. The Newark YM and YWHA hosts a ten lesson program starting Wednesday February 21 at 8 30 p m at 255 Chancellor Avenue Newark. Registration open to members and non members. Steinberger is secretary of the New Jersey Bridge League and holds an advanced master rating in the league.
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Miriam Steinberger
Conant St
Goren
Newark YM & Ywha
Chancellor Ave
Newark
Steinberger
New Jersey Bridge League
P.A.L. Pivot in Hillside Youth Work Highlighted
Hillside Detective Alois Stier told the Hill side Rotary Club that the P A L building is a hub for youths to work out problems. He cited 75 rifle team members and dances, basketball, and a Saturday Evening Post drive to fund activities. He noted a $400 monthly operating cost and that two thirds of last year’s expenses were covered by dances and candy sales. More than 55 000 youths used P A L last year. mischief night calls dropped from 14 to six after P A L activities. He urged Rotary involvement in the Big Brother movement to accompany children to events.
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P.A.L
Alois Stier
Pal
Hillside Rotary Club
Saturday Evening Post
Rotary Club
Hillside
Recreation Commission
Hillside Industry
Stier
Hallowe'en
Rotary
Hillside Auto Sales Debuts on Broad Street
Union County Psychiatric Clinic reports 1961 Hillside service hours 390 for 61 patients and total county hours 14 474 for 1 495 patients. Community funding totaled 922.40. New Hillside Auto Sales at 1146 N Broad St features Studebaker Larks Hawks and trucks with a full service department.
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Union County Psychiatric Clinic
Temple Emanu-El
Westfield
F. A. Minesling
Hillside Community Committee
Hillside
Hillside Auto Sales Agency
N. Broad St
William T. Liehte
Studebaker
Liento
The
Elizabeth Elks
State Chamber of Commerce
Pupils Make Butter and Ice Cream in Class
Third graders at Calvin Coolridge School studied the Dairy Community. Miss Mildred Fairweather and Miss Diance Novak led a butter making experiment with cream, salt, and ice cream creation. Students Robert Severino Virginia Price Patricia Herring Elizabeth Salvo Marilyn Gall and others helped turn the freezer crank and sample the result.
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Calvin Coolridge School
Mildred Fairweather
Diance Novak
Robert Severino
Virginia Price
Patricia Herring
Elizabeth Salvo
Marilyn Gall
Cyn
Local Committee Members Named in City Memo
The local committee includes Mr. Ninesling Mr. David Harris Commissioner Max Schleifer Rev Dr Robert Scott and Mr Stanley Kaye.
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Ninesling
David Harris
Max Schleifer
Robert Scott
Stanley Kaye
Swanger Showy Opens Sunday In Philadelphia
Mae Swanger Production presents Leave It To The Ladies renamed The Woman's Touch in Philadelphia Sunday Feb 25 before an off Broadway run. Cast includes Dorothy Brotman, Charlotte Chernus, Trudy Herman, Phyllis Layne, Ruth Lowe, Dene Gross, Miriam App.
Hillside Times issue and pricing details
The Hillside Times publishes weekly from 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. dated Thursday March 1 1962 it lists annual subscription 3.50 for U S delivery and single copy price 10 cents second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey volume and number shown.
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Hillside Times Publising Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside, 5
N. J
United States
Elizabeth
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T Jay
Cathy Pollak
Brookes
Superior Coal & Koppers Coke
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
Coal — Kopfers Coke — Fuel Om
Liberty Ave
U.S
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Lacation Club
State of Israel
Lyons Ave
Bergen Street
Cor
Fabyén
Berkeley
Ifereday & Meyer CO
Elizabett
Olive St
N.J
Les Cove
Sidney T. Holt
Market St
Lark Auto Agency
Clinic
Thia Werb
Patricia Zarodny
Raymond Baiza
Felicia Heir
Robin Toltz
Dale Caslow
Edward Leibowitz
Lauren Bloshhko
Lorain Cagnina
Pamela Tomasow
Jeanne Cupido
Thomas Fasolina
Terri Speilholz
Theresa Munn
Daniel Oris
Jean Krill
Jenet Olson
James Mesterhazy
Craig Stier
Rochard Ricci
Mario Tremarco
Gary Wiernik
Steven Friedland
Joel Jacobs
Ellen Coopersmith
Linda Humanik
Swanger Showy
Hillside Times
America
Billiard Club
Miniature Golf
Broad Street
Irs
Bristol-Myers Company
Copper Alloy Corporation
Hatfield Wire & Cable Divisien of
Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc
Edgcomb Steel and Aluminum Corp
Hillside National Bank
Mander Cork Corp
Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co
Tridix Tool & Machine Co
Taechyn Roofing Company Industrial Roofing & Repairs
Jiffy_ Manufacturing Co
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