Hillside B’nai B’rith Women honor civic leaders
The Hillside B’nai B’rith Women cite Miss Jean Rae Turner and many community leaders for civic, social, and religious contributions in Hillside Township. Officers elected include Monty Klafter as president and Ida Lipschitz to install at the March 25 donor event. 250 members expected at the donor lunch.
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Jean
Lieber
Eleanor
Sidney Fuchs
Harden- Looker School
PTA
Alois J. Stier
Calvin Coolidge School
Erwin Schuman
Hillside Ave
Robert Diamond
George Wington School
Donald E. Gillmore
Hillside High School
Sanford H.wood
Abram P. Morris-Saybrook School
Daniel Shapiro
B'nai B'rith Women's Chapter
Monty Klafter
Lewis Komrower
Lieberman
Jerome Coopersmith
Shapiro
Elsa Kaplan
Rose Weiss
Miriam Kaufman
Rose Rendar
Shirley Kotler
Sentinels
Sarah Goldstein
Frances Helcan
Ann German
Mary Nemcroft
Shirley Gordon
Selma Leonard
Florence Rosenweig
Fay Harper
Ethel Kugel
Pam
College Inn
Idelle Lipschitz
Komrower
Passover Charity Event Plans Highlight New York Luncheon
At the Waldorf Astoria New York the group outlined charity proceeds and reported over $6,100 raised in 1963 64. A May 13 luncheon in New York and a visit to What Makes Sammy Run featured. Mrs Selma Leonard led in welcoming guests.
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Waldorf Astoria
New York City
Tt Wan
Sammy
Moe Goldberg
Sarah Goldstein
Hilser Foundation
New Brunswick
Rutgers University
Douglas College
Selma Leonard
Shapiro
New Jersey Bell Issues ’63 Report
New Jersey Bell Tele phone Co reports a 124,400 gain in telephones in service during 1963. By January 1, 1964 the network served 3,327,300 telephones with 1,955,000 customers. Dial operation stood at 99.9 percent and daily calls averaged 14.1 million, up 2.7 percent. The company spent 118 million on new construction and introduced Touch Tone service as a key advance.
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New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
E. Hornsby Wasson
New Jersey
New Jersey Bell
Dial
Shomrim Society Plans 12th Installation Dinner
The 12th annual Shomrim Society of New Jersey installation dinner set for March 21 at Essex House Hotel Newark. Three Hillside residents to be installed including Patrolman Lawrence Stern as vice president and Patrolman Daniel Marx as recording secretary. Lt. Philip Witt of the State Police will become corresponding secretary.
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Shomrim Society of
New Jersey
Essex House
Newark
Hillside
Lawrence Stern
Daniel Marx
Philip Wittcoff
State Police
Union County Chooses Jim McGregor for Fair Performers Chair
Jim McGregor of 29 Lyons Elizabeth was named chairman of performing arts for Union County during the World's Fair week June 15 to 21 by the Union County Tercentenary Committee led by Mrs. John J. Blumberg of Elizabeth. Auditions begin in April with Talent from the New Jersey Tercentennial Pavilion to be televised on Channel 13. McGregor, a Navy veteran and University of Alabama alumnus, has appeared with St. Louis Municipal Opera, Paper Mill Playhouse, Camden Music Circus, Valley Forge Music Fair, and Westbury Music Fair.
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Jim McGregor
Lyons
Elizabeth
Union County
John J. Blumberg
New Jersey
McGregor
University of Alabama
Choral Union
St. Louis Municipal Opera Company
Lindsay Kirkpatrick
Paper Mill Playhouse
Camden Music Circus
Valley Forge
Westbury
Public Opinion Letter Critics Political Rumors in Hillside
A Hillside Times reader condemns false statements spread to aid a Republican primary. The letter cites claims aboutDemocratic township commissioners planning apartment flood and Henry Groh's candidacy, saying town records prove otherwise and the budget mirror of last year shows no waste reduction.
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Surrey Road
Hillside Times
Hillside
Hillside Homeowners Association
Henry G. Groh
Ain
Lican
Nathaniel Friedman
Hillside Times issue details and pricing
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey March 19 1964 information lists subscription price three dollars and fifty nine cents per year across the United States and single copy price ten cents postpaid in Elizabeth New Jersey volume XL number 21.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broadst
Hillside 5
N.J
United States
Elizabeth
Don’t Let a Cold Catch You This March
The article warns that March weather is changeable and urges extra care to prevent catching colds. It suggests early remedies like nose drops and aspirin, and advises consulting a physician if symptoms worsen. It notes many people trust the pharmacy to compound prescriptions.
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Mis
Edna Friedman
Mindy Herman
Anthony Luzzolino
Ronald Jarecki
Ronni Krantz
Adrian Digiesi
Friedman
William Krautblatt
George Washington School
B'nai B'rith
Harden-Looker Unit 50
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Mushalko
Rosary Society
St Catherine's Church
Max Aronson
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Eleanor Evanchek
Women’s Auxiliary
Little League
Broad StreEt
Public Service
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Top Troop
A.P. Morris School
Monroe Ackerman
Judi Rothstein
Donna Rosas
Shelley Hershkowicz
Sharon Nasta
Janet Mikulewicz
Joan Featherstone
Joseph McAtee
Edward Mikulewicz
New Jersey Bell Issues
Shomrim
Bond ST
Hillsiom Timms
Fereday & Meyer Co, Inc
Bes” Elizabeth
N. J
Sidney T. Holt
U.S.G
Room
Broad St
Cor Market St
America
the Savings and Loan Association
Berkeley
Berkeley Savings
U.S
State of Israel
Lyons Ave
Bergen
Chancellor
the Hillside Times
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ava
Cor
Philip Weinick
Delly
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