New Sun Tube execs named vice presidents
Sun Tube a subsidiary of Ar Can Company appointed Kenneth Mtom to a new vice president post in charge of commercial development and research. Charles L. Alexander heads sales promotion and advertising. Kenneth G. Michel oversees manufacturing at Sun's Hillside and Washington plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Tube Vor Sim
Ar Can Company
Mi ‘Ors
Wes
Kenneth Mtom
Nicholas Marcha
Clawls L. Alexander
Kenneth G. Michel
Sun
Hillside
Washington, N. J
Marchal
Old Tote Road
Mountainside
Antl
Alesander
Clairemont Road
Bernardsville
Washington
Cay
Peners
Michel
Haddonfield Road
Short Hills
Hillside Community Orchestra to present seventh concert
The Hillside Community Orchestra stages its seventh concert Thursday May 22 at 7 30 pm in the High School auditorium. Leonard Strassman directs with Herbert Steier conducting his own piece String Power and other works by Dorsey Strauss Copland and Romberg. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Community Or*chestra
Auditorum
Leonard Strassman
Will
Conduit
Pew
Herbert Steier
Newark
Steier
Hillside Orchestra
Fort Hans
Texas
S ¥Ed Morris
Matty Lombardo
Seton Hall Universiy
South Orange
MacDowell
Morris
von Svippe
Corell
Dorsey
William Foden
Strauss
Desert Sony
Romberg
Mac Powell
Kosma
Martin Sperber
Copland
Moe Saltzman
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Hillside
Hillside Industrial Association Elects Trustees
Three trustees were elected for three years at a meeting last Thursday night at the Winfield Scott Motel in Elizabeth. The winners are John Lithiner Frank Stenzel and Richard Reynolds. An outing was announced for Friday June 20 at the Canoe Brook Country Club Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Industrial Association
Winfield Scott Motel
Elizabeth
John Lithiner
Frank Stenzel
Richard Reynolds
Canoe Brook Country Club
Summit
Township Committee Members Invited for Port Tour
Members of the Township Committee have been invited to participate today in a harbor inspection tour of the Port of New York as guests of the Port of New York Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of New York
Port of New York Authority
Board of Education meet lapses in agenda motion noted
May 14 agenda cites a motion to let the superintendent continue cleaning and repair service on typewriters. Officials clash over Recreation Commission representation and high school building plans filing. A New Brunswick news release notes a Capitol picketing protest by Rutgers and Douglass College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Share
Wayne T. Branom
Recreation Commission
Tamiftee
New Brunswick
State Capitol
Senate
Regina Chenitz
M Wyndmoor Avenue
Douglass College
Rutgers University
Local Artist Wins Water Color Award
Nicholas Reale of Hillside received the Grumbacher award at the Water Color Club annual for his painting Modern Naples. He studied at Arts High Newark Pratt Institute Brooklyn and the Art Students League and has shown work with the American Water Color Society National Academy Montclair Museum State Show Kresge Newark Winsor Newton Newark Public Library and Essex Water Color Club. The prize painting will be exhibited at Wood-Ridge Memorial Library until June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Reale
Hillside
Grumbacher
Water Color Club
Naples
Mr. Reale
Arts High
Newark
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Art Students League
American Water Color Society
National Academy
New York
Montclair Museum
Kresge
New Jersey
Water Color Society
Winsor & Newton
Newark Public Library
Elizabeth Art Club
Essex Water Color Club
Paper Mil Playhouse
Wood-Ridge Memorial Library
Tools Worth 614 Stolen At Plant
Two metal boxes containing tools valued at 614.45 were stolen over the weekend from Sun Tube Corp on Long Avenue. Plant official A. Holland Fairchild reported the loss to police. The tools belonged to employee Stephen Semansky and were taken from a bench. One box reportedly held 19 in dimes and nickels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Tube Corp
Long Avenue
A. Holland Fairchild
Fairchild
Stephen Semansky
Special Evangelist Meeting at Lighthouse Gospel Mission
A special evangelistic meeting will be held at the Lighthouse Gospel Mission, 402 Long Avenue, Saturday May 24 at 7:30 p m. Mrs Anna Schuman director announced the event. Speaker will be Louis Mann of Plainfield a self styled Hebrew Christian. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lighthouse Gospel Mission
Long Avenue
Anna Schuman
Louis Mann
Plainfield
Closing 42 Years With Telephone Co
Frederick G. Zeppelin Jr of 276 Dover Avenue ends a 42 year career at New Jersey Bell Telephone Co after nearly four decades in the Newark plant department. He is a member of Newark Downtown Council of H G McCully Chapter and the Telephone Pioneers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Zeppelin, Jr
Dover Avenue
New Jersey Bell, Telephone Co
Newark
Zeppelin
H. G. McCully
Telephone Pioneers of America
Industries Back United Fund Drive Endorsed by Three Hillside Firms
Three Hillside industrial companies Airborne Accessories The Heil Co and Hatfield Wire & Cable Co have endorsed the United Fund Drive set to replace the Community Chest in Eastern Union County this Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
United Fund
Union County
Airborne Accessories
the Heil Co
Hatfield Wire & Cable Co
Fourth Grade Instrument Display at Hillside Bank
A collection of musical instruments crafted by the fourth grade pupils of George Washington School is showcased in the exhibit case at Hillside National Bank. The display highlights student creativity and local school participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Hillsdie National Bank
Mundet Cork Plant Fire Leaves Two Hurt
Harry Hill 27 of Newark suffers third degree burns while fighting a Mundet Cork Corp blaze. Fellow employee Charles De Barsas 49 helps extinguish flames. Hill in critical condition at St Barnabas Hospital. mud fire started near where Yi worked. responders assisted and transported victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hill
Hillside Avenue
Newark
Mundet Cork Corp
Bloy Street
St. Barnabas Hospital
Marty Monorth
Charles de Barsas
Plarvats Avenue
Set Kay Heller
Milton M. Lilien
Mil
Pay TV Interest From Hillside Residents
A local sample poll by Melvin Glucksman of Ta88 Les sie street finds about half of Hillside residents would pay for special TV programs. The survey, for a public relations course at Lehigh Dickinson University, shows 91 percent aware of Pay TV with 45 percent willing to pay for specific programs. Most interviewees prefer paying for individual shows if Pay TV arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Melvin Glucksman
Glucksman
Parking Ban on Liberty Avenue Sparks Merchants’ Plea
The town tightens parking rules on Liberty Avenue between Harden Locker School and William Street prompting merchants to urge Township Committee action for a municipal lot. Residents resist land acquisition but officials promise relief measures and discuss bids for curb and pavement work on Central Avenue. A land sale offer of 167 feet near Liberty Avenue for 14000 was accepted with a June 17 public sale set. Explosive gas readings in a storm sewer near White Street and Silver Avenue were referred for tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue
Harden-Locker School
William Street
Township Committee
Michael Tahin
Lini
Arthur Britten
Pennerton and
Liberty Aves Hues
Central Avenue
Lote Avenue
Cedar Street
Lawrence Hernstein
Long Investment
Long Avenue
Chicago Bridge & Tron Co
Arthur Riche
White Street
Silver Avenue
Joseph Peyser
Burton B. Bergman
State Highway Department
North Avenue
O.K
Thomas Street
Westminster Avenue
Esther M. White
Bernard Berger
Phyllis Schaffer
William Davidson
K. Otto Torgesen
Westfield
Pohlman & Henry
Elizabeth
Recreation Commission appointment hinges on mayoral selection
The school board demanded immediate confirmation of Moe Goldberg as the Recreation Commission representative, asserting the mayor has a moral obligation to appoint him after suggesting a board member. the move followed a letter from Township Clerk Bloy and outlines of prior procedures from 1951. The board also discussed two potential school plots and approved resignations and new staff appointments including Bernard Berger and Phyllis Schaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Goldberg
Board of Education
Recreation Commission
Howard 4. Bloy
Adolph A. Winston
Goldberg
Daniel Uhl
Joseph Ram
L. Lute Share
Peter G. Humanik
Township Committee and Recreation Commission
Abe Charnack
Bloy
Gain In Church Members Cited
Newark report notes church membership in the United States has risen to over 103 million the highest in history with 62 percent affiliated to religious bodies at the Episcopal Diocese of Newark annual convention dinner Lee H Bristol Jr urged two vocations daily toil and spreading the Christian message He added lay ministry is not new but many lay people are called to be ambassadors beyond clergy If all 175000 Episcopalians in the state became lay ministers around the clock the impact could be headline material
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
United States
Lee H. Bristol, Jr
Episcopal Diocese of
Robert Treat Hotel
Bristol
Mr. Bristol
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Sander
S Kenneth G Mitte
Industrial Group
Conention
Special Evangelist Meeting
Art Mission
Chelsea Attic
Selrite
Chestnut Ave
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Dantel R. Pepe
Ronald Lee
Amherst Avenue
Frank Neri
Inman Avenue
Colonia
Frederick Thomas
Harding Avenue
Oak ‘Tree
Thomas
Pollce
Sonny
Martha L. King
Hans Nagel
Grove Street
Irvington
Elizabeth Goldberg
Schley Street
Telephone Co
Frederick Zeppelin, Ji
Town Bakery
Liberty Ave
Mundet
Score
Rutherford Roberta Graf
Mirvand Avenue
Puirlelgt Dickingon University
Milton J. Rubin
Sanford Avenue
Winston
Wyman M. Schulman
Dimmerman
Jeff
Harry Weinstein
Weinstein
Harden Booker Pont
American Legion
National Organisation of the Legion
National Institute of Cleaners
Liberty
Leoeal
Schol
Wayne T. Bune
Howls
Township
Wilder Street
Branom
Woodfield Stadium
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hillside Russell Stover
Hallmark
Browney Funeral Home
Broad
Liberty Pharmacy
Jack Redlus
Benj. Moore
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