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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1965

Page

5

Land Use Report In Planning Ready

Hillside Planning Board releases a comprehensive Land Use Report as part of the Master Plan. It analyzes residential to office conversions, mixed uses along major streets, and the impact on land value and neighborhood character. It identifies four industrial concentrations tied to rail and connector streets and notes internal circulation issues from truck traffic. Mayor Diamond says the board will publish a series of articles summarizing Master Plan phases.

Erty Ave Long Ave Hillside Ave Ward North Broad St Newark Hillside Planning Board Route 22 Longant Zenel Bristol-Myers Diamond

Young science forum showcases rubber study in Linden

David Taub of Plainfield and Elizabeth Tracy of Hillside, both 17, attended the first Science and Engineering Youth Forum session at Esso Research in Linden. Dr. Eric Forster demonstrated the temperature effect on elastomer properties using bury rubber, with Taub and Tracy invited for early college admission to MIT and Wellesley. Subsequent sessions are set for April 7 in Linden and April 28 and May 18 at Florham Park.

Esso Linden Florham Park

Public Service Storm Disaster Plan to Restore Power

Public Service outlines a Storm Disaster Plan to restore electric service quickly after severe weather. It gathers storm warnings from the Weather Bureau and others, mobilizes trained crews, borrows manpower if needed, and keeps press and radio informed while fighting hurricanes and blizzards to maintain power for customers.

Public Service U.S. Weather Bureau

Hillel President at Northwestern Named for 1965 66

Edward R. Popick of Hillside New Jersey was elected President of the B nai B rith Hillel Foundation at Northwestern University for 1965 66. He also serves as secretary of Tau Delta Phi and is a premedical sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Edward R. Popick Evanston Mac Popick King St Hillside N.J B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation Northwestern University Popick Tau Delta Phi Hillside High School College of Arts and Sciences Northwestern

Sinai Sisterhood Theatre Party fundraiser on April 10

The Sinai Sisterhood will hold a theatre party Saturday April 10 at the Sinai Youth Center featuring The Last Hurrah with Spencer Tracy and Pat O'Brien. Mrs. David Gelman is fundraising chair in charge. Marcus Family Circle meets March 27 at Mr. and Mrs. Mac Millstein home 1715 Walker Avenue Union to welcome Mrs. Molly Mann back from Florida and plan spring outing with Mrs. Anna Brownstein presiding.

The Sinai Sisterhood Sinai Youth Center Spencer Tracy Pat O'Brien David Gelman Marcus Mac Millstein Walker Avge Union Molly Mann Florida Anna Brownstein Hillside

Musicians Play Our Date Book With Symphony

Local listings frame March and April community meetings from Christ The King Rosary Society to Saybrook School PTA. In Cranford High School auditorium last evening the Suburban Symphony Orchestra of New Jersey led by Peter Sozio performed with artist Keslie Par nas interpretive cellist Bloch Schelomo and Schumann concert. Jack Bloom and Sol Hirschberg performed as soloists with the orchestra. Par nas to play Schumann with the New York Philharmonic at Lincoln Center in two weeks.

Jack Bloom Higmiana Aye Sol Hirschberg Hillside Ave Suburban Symphony Orchestra of New Jersey Peter Sozio Millburn Cranford High School Keslie Parnas Internat Donally Bloch Schelomo Schumann New York Philharmonic Lincoln Center Cranford Bloom Hirschberg

Canco Prints Entire Annual Report On Its Own Paper

The American Can Company released its 1964 annual report to 126,000 stockholders, uniquely printed entirely on American Can paper from tree to pulp. The 32 page report features a color cover on Maraglo Cover stock and inside pages on Star fire Offset paper with both color and black and white photos.

New York American Can Company American Starfire

Rutgers Students Practice Teaching In New Jersey High Schools

Two Hillside students from Rutgers University join practice teaching in state high schools. Judith Burakof teaches biology at Weequahic High School in Newark. Irene Kesselhaut teaches social studies at Hillside High School.

New Brunswick Hillside Rutgers University Judith Burakof Schley Weequahic High School Newark Irene Kesselhaut Franklin St Hillside High School

Howard Savings Board Bets on Vacation Club Dividends

Newark reports Howard Savings Institution will pay cash dividends on completed 1966 Vacation Club accounts mirroring the 1965 Christmas Club. President John W. Kress touts unprecedented growth of over 5,100 new accounts and notes a new $20 Vacation Club class alongside existing $1 to $10 options, with public participation open through October 1965.

Newark Howard Savings Institution John W. Kress The Howard Kress

First Advanced Auxiliary Police Course Planned in Union County

The inaugural Advanced Auxiliary Police Course in Union County will run at Union Junior College Cranford under County Civil Defense. Police Coordinator Lester W Powell will lead sessions on April 2 9 23 30 and May 7 from 8 to 10 PM with instructors from the New Jersey State Police and Union County Police Chiefs Association. Topics include radiological and shelter duties patrol reports court appearances and evidence preservation and collection.

Union County County Civil Defense Lester W. Powell Union Junior College Cranford N. J

Hillside Times 1963 issue details and pricing

The Hillside Times lists publication location at 1443 North Broad Hillside NJ with weekly schedule and pricing. Subscription in 1963 is 3.50 per year in the United States, single copy ten cents, second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Vol XLI No 22.

Hillside Times Publishing Co, Inc North Broad Hillside 5 N.J United States Elizabeth

Pharmacy Ad Promises Fast Service and Delivery

A pharmacist advertises efficient service at 1201 Salem Ave Col. Coe Avenue, Philip Weinick, promising quick welcome and exact medicines. The ad urges calling BL.2-4230 for prescription deliveries and compounding.

Salem Ave Col. Coe Avenue Philip Weinick

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