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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
6
Three furnished rooms for rent in a shared dwelling. May be seen by appointment. Call MU 7-2843 for details and scheduling.
Local items describe plastic bat and ball practice kits from Bud with a factory address in New York and a remote start toy from Kal Equip in Michigan. Household and cleaning products from Margie Co and Sea-Wide Industries appear alongside a variety of church schedules and religious observances across Newark Hillside Saint Elizabeth area towns including service times confirmations baptisms and sisterhood events.
LeRoy R. Terry of Hillside was named president of Elmora Savings & Loan Association Elizabeth succeeding James Je Ward who was elected chairman of the Board. Carl W. Todt becomes vice chairman Bernard A. Giesler vice president and treasurer Anne L. Aselin secretary. Terry, Rutgers and Fairleigh Dickinson MBA graduate, joined Elmora in 1959 and has taught economics at Fairleigh Dickinson and related institutes. He lives at 239 Windsor Way with his wife and two daughters.
Emery Steinberger of Hillside and Mrs Robert Wakeman of Upper Montclair have opened a new bridge club at 40 Church Street, Montclair. Duplicate games will be held nightly except during New Jersey Bridge League tournaments and on Mondays and Thursdays afternoons. Instruction for small groups and regu lar non Master games for learners will be scheduled. Mrs Steinberger has been secretary of the New Jersey Bridge League for two years and taught for Hillside Recreation Department and Newark Jewish Community Center. Mrs Wakeman has directed a weekly duplicate game in Upper Montclair for 10 years and is editor of the New Jersey Bridge League with a regular column in the Newark Evening News.
The Union County Bar Association honored Mrs. Evelyn Carey at the 25th anniversary as librarian of the law library at the Union County Courthouse Elizabeth. Irving M Hirsch of Plainfield, chairman of the Bar Association library committee, presented a scroll for furthering understanding of the American legal system.
Bristol-Myers Products Division this week announced Helmut Hundertmark of 355 Plymouth Rd Union marks 30 years with the company. He began in processing, moved through product finishing and machinery development, and now serves as Assistant to the Director.
In his current role he purchases all packaging materials. Prewar he served in New Jersey’s 102nd Mechanized Cavalry and was federalized in 1941. He served six years and was discharged as a Captain in the Chemical Warfare Service. He lives in Union with his wife and three children.
The Hillside Camera Club will meet Monday May 13 at 8 p.m. at Hillside Ave School 145 Hillside Ave. A workshop on mounting glass slides will be led by Mrs Joseph Loeb. Visitors welcome. Recent contest winners include Slides Class A J Loeb and R Brodeenj. Class B top awards J Polakoff D Seidman A E Thomas. Print of the Month D Seidman top award J Loeb.
Mrs Harold Ragoff of Hillside, president of Newark, was named to head a delegation to the 15th Anniversary Ball and celebration of the Establishment of the State of Israel at the Newark Armory on Wednesday May 15 at 8 PM. Judge Joseph Lerner announced the event sponsored by Hadassah ZOA Rutgers University Jewish War Veterans Fairleigh Dickinson University and others. Governor Hughes proclaimed May 15 as New Jersey Salute to Israel Day and many mayors will issue similar proclamations. George Jessel will head entertainment. dancing will follow the program. attendance by invitation only via Ragoff contact WA 6 3267.
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