Hillside Industrial Exhibit Draws About 10000 Visitors
About 10 000 persons attended the Hillside Industrial Association show at Hillside High School gym over two days. Thirty nine firms exhibited wares in booths across the 10 000 square feet with samples and souvenirs. Special Social Security literature was available and a temporary emergency electrical hookup was set up due to overloaded wiring. Harvey W Peace Jr represented Hillside National Bank at the New Jersey Bankers Association Convention in Atlantic City. Mrs Frank Sinak won a 100 dollar U S Government Savings Bond for guessing pennies in a plastic container. the correct count was 3576 pennies out of 1660 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Industrial Association
Freundlich
Emeloi Company
Hillside National Bank
Kraft Foods Company
Emerald
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
New Jersey Bankers Association
Atlantic City
Michael Place
Hillside High School
Sinak
Barbara
New Jersey State Teachers College
Trenton
Richard
Diane
Joseph Waldman and Son Co
Irvington
Hillside Photo Service
Frank Sinak
Hillside
Senate votes on teacher pay tax amendment faces clash
The New Jersey Senate approved an amendment to bill A-9 by 13 to 2, with Sen. Crane and Sen. Jones dissenting, tying pay raises to new revenue. NJEA backs broad taxes but opposed the amendment, signaling a clash over funding and local tax impact. A reader questions the stance and potential political pressure. An unrelated notice mentions a public phone promotion leak and local storefront damage near North Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Education Association
State Senate
Union County
Robert C. Crane
Senate
Sen
Crane
Walter H. Jones
Bergen
NJEA
Sen. Crane
Jones
NBA
N. J. Bell Telephone Co
Princess Telephones
Union Junior College honors Chapman alumnus of 1959
Richard H. Chapman vice president of J F Chapman & Son Inc was cited as the Union Junior College alumnus of the year for 1959 at the UJC Alumni Association dinner dance at Twin Brooks Country Club Watchung. He helped landscape the 28 acre Cranford campus and led fund raising and building dedication efforts. He is a Short Hills resident and Pingry and Peddie School alumnus and served in the Army 1943 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Chapman
J. F. Chapman & Son, Inc
Union Junior College
Cranford
Chapman
UJC
Twin Brooks Country Club
Watchung
Chpaman
Rocco Pellicone
Elizabeth
Kenneth O. Scheller
Association
Nomahegan
Buiding
Short Hills
Pingry School
Peddie School
Hightstown
U.S. Army
Westfield
College Inn Cub To Aid PAL Fund
College Inn Social Club hosts a Sunday fundraiser at 334 Yale avenue for PAL building costs. A hot dog and beer party runs 2 to 10 p.m. with dancing after 2 to 10 p.m. Admission is $2. Detective Charles Sanford serves as club president and is assisted by Charles Horvath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAL
Land
College Inn
Inn
Yale Avenue
Charles Sanford
Charles Horvath
High School Chorus and Hillside Orchestra Concert Tonight
Hillside Community Orchestra directed by Herman Holzmin and Hillside High School Chorus directed by Howard A. Kravitz perform at the High School auditorium on June 2. Soloists include Jan Rosenberg Harriet Tsraelow and Gail Fierstein with 100 chorus members and training chorus students. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Community Orchestra
Herman Holzmin
High School
Liberty Avenue
Herbert Steler
Jan Rosenberg
Harriet Tsraelow
Gail Fierstein
Haydn
Hillside High School
Howard A. Kravitz
Ellen Goodman
Mr. Kravitz
Newark
Juilliard School of Music
Army
Arlene Francis
A.B.C
Ethel Smith
Dizzy Gillespie
Richard Hayes
Kravitz
William Krautblatt
Schubert
Ballet Egyptien
Luigini
Harriét Tsraelow
Dvorak
Cailliett
la Vie Parisienne
Offenbach
Serentat
Anderson
High School Chorus
Arlen
Bernstein
Hague
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Enesco
Bizet
Retirement Policy Tops Board Meeting Deliberations
At a special board session last Wednesday the Board of Education weighed a merit based pre retirement increment policy to upgrade pensions for long serving employees. The plan would require 10 years of service and a superintendent certification. The research committee led by Peter Humanik suggested including the policy in 1961 62 budget talks. The board also discussed raising attorney Gilbert Chamberlins retainer and issues over instrument rentals and fines for lost or damaged textbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education
Peter G. Humanik
John Beattie
Charles S. Mancuso
Harvey Stone
Mancuso
Haise
Gilbert Chamberlin
Humanik
Whcch
Leonard Strassman
Strassman
Mildred Hess
Memorial Day Parade Planned For May 30 In Town
The Times notes Memorial Day events with a 10 a.m. parade starting at Liberty avenue high school. Walter Howell will serve as Grand Marshal with Karl B. Ross as assistant marshal. A wreath-laying and prayers follow at the War Memorial Building and at Russell Looker Park. The procession ends at Evergreen Cemetery with taps and a firing squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue
Walter Howell
War Memorial Building Association
Karl B. Ross
Air Force Reserve
Henry @. Groh
War Memorial Building
J. Emmet Knox
Christ the King Church
Memorial Drive
Highland Avenue
Maple Avenue
Clark Street
Mertz Avenue
Russell Looker Park
Eliezer Cohen
Sinai Congregation
North Broad Street
Soldier Plot
Evergreen Cemetery
C. Morgan Wagner
Calvary Lutheran Church
Marine Reserve
Memorial Building
Arade
Howell
Grand Marshall
Township Committee
Anderson's Band of
Newark
Harden-Looker
American Legion
Davenport-Dill Jr
V.F
Township committee revises building and fire codes
National building and fire prevention codes were approved in conference by the Township Committee. Ordinances to update local regulations are expected to be introduced at the June 7 meeting. The committee discussed Disposal Associates Inc. bid eligibility with president Anthony Miele Jr. and will inform attorney William Kaufman by Friday. New garbage collection bids will be opened at a special meeting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony P. Miele, Jr
Disposal Associates Inc
West Orange
Ittee
William Kaufman
Elizabeth
Abeenarack Installed Secretary of New Jersey Pest Control Assoc
Abeenarack was installed as secretary of the New Jersey Pest Control Association at its annual installation dinner and dance. The May 20 event at the Hotel Essex House in Newark marked the association’s 20th anniversary. Charnack chaired the dinner arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeenarack
Zas
Belleview Terrace
N. J. Pest Control Associaton
Essex House
Newark
Charnack
Bristol-Myers Gives $5000 to St Elizabeth Hospital Drive
Orlin E. Johnson of Bristol-Myers presented Sister Ellen Patricia administrator of St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth with a 5000 donation toward the hospital's 1.5 million building fund. Johnson praised the hospital's work noting visitors would support the campaign after seeing operations firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlin E. Johnson
Bristol-Myers Company
Ellen Patricia
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Johnson
Hillside Industrial Campaign Committee
Geo. van Photo Ortin Fe) Johnsson
Bristol-Myers Co
Lee Wisniewski
Bristol Laboratories
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Sunrise Dairies
Robert A. Johnston Co
American Can Co
Dominick P. Travelone
Social Security Administration
Travelone
Cornee
Liberty Ave
Eli Lief
Salem Pharmacy
Setom_Ave
Russell Stover Candies
Hallmark Greeting Cards
College Inn Cub
PAL Fund
Board of
Flanders Fields
William-Et-Brronetet
Gertrude Marshall
Poppy Sale
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Carlton Marshall
V.F.W. Post
Joyce Kilmer
WaAverly
Hillside Times
N. Broad St
Liberty Pharmacy
MilSea
Valiant
Chrysler
New Jersey
Fischer Chrysler CO
Times
Bristol-Myers
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