Rotary fosters friendship and peacemaking, says governor
District Governor P F E Fitzpatrick of Bound Brook urges Rotary as expert in building friendship explaining its 54 year record of dealing with people not politics. He recalls Rotary mediation between Ecuador and Peru after wars and a summit plan to curb bloodshed. Montclair State College honors 99 students including Euge Krautblatt Jo Powell and Kathryn Rubinetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F E. Fitzpatrick
Bound Brook
Hillside Rolwey Club
Rotary
Ecuador
Peru
Rotary International
Montclair State College
Clyde MM. Huber
Euge Krautblatt
Harden Street
Soring
Jo Powell
Jeaverue
Kathryn Rubinetti
Chapman Street
Committee Heads New School Booklet on Human Relations
The Metropolitan School Study Council human relations committee publishes a pamphlet titled Have You Tried These for school use. It aims to raise awareness of humane relations and shares tested procedures. Miss Ednard Dojl, Calvin Coolidge School principal, chairs the committee with teachers and administrators from New York New Jersey and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Metropolitan School Study Council
Tis
Ednard Dojl
Calvin Coolidge School
Chaairman
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Doctor Lopresti to speak on Fathers Role at Coolidge
Dr John Lopresti Jr principal of Murden Looker School will discuss Fathers Role on Thursday November 5 at 8 p m at Calvin Coolidge School Home refreshments served after the meeting Mrs Alois Stier parent and family life education chairman and Mrs Dominick Cupido president recently attended the second program in a four part series held at the YMCA Elizabeth titled Health Security
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
John Lopresti, Jr
Murden-Looker School
P.m
Calvin Coolidge School
Alois Stier
Dominick Cupido
YMCA
Elizabeth
Health Security
Millside Presbyterian Plans Fifth Annual Bazaar Theme Winter Wonderland
The Millside Presbyterian Church announces its fifth annual bazaar titled Winter Wonderland. Event runs November 19 from 2 to 9 p.m. and November 20 from 3 to 4 30 p.m. Various booths led by named volunteers cover Christmas items toys food arts and crafts and more. Workshop meetings occur every Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the church chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millside Presbyterian Charch
C. Davis Robinsony
Prec Kress
Raymond Moore
Eayle
Huebert Lane
George Levanseller
Pramlin Lange
Robert ‘Tabl
Johie Wand
Woc Curry
Istmas
Thomas Frank Erdmany
William Clerolfy
Hubert Lane
A. L. Durst
Howard Bloy
Wells Woodfield
Willard Cupit
Euward Eayle
Lester “Smith
R. Varenkamp
Kenneth Jonas
Curry
United Fund Drive Chairmen Named
Peter G. Humanik of Hillside announced the United Fund Appeal leadership with Mrs. Frank A. Ninesling heading the residential division and Dr Francis J. Grant, John Sidon, and others in professional and organizations. District captains include Mrs. John Walsh and Mrs. Stanley Sewczak among several assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter G. Humanik
Hillside Irman
Ision
United Fund
Frank A. Ninesling
Francis J. Grant
John Sidon
Lankstaff
Richard Tivey
Herbert Weinstein
Herbert Decker
August Papercio
Albert Swider
Ninesling
John Walsh
Stanley Sewczak
John Lukashinskys
Harvey Stone
Peter G, Hu
Local Fund Aims Support for Health Agencies
The United Fund seeks support for 32 private health and welfare agencies serving Elizabeth Linden Hillside Roselle and Roselle Park. Hillside's quota is $19,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Elizabeth, Linden
Hillside
Roselle
Roselle Park
Kindergarten Tea At Saybrook School Patna
Kindergarten tea at A B Morris Saybrank School Patna on October 22 featured teacher explanations of class work for mothers. Principal David Harris and PTA leaders Mrs Valentine Ketterer and Mrs Sanford Tarwood hosted with kindergarten pupils serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Morris-Saybrank School
Patna
Sjean Johnson
Rose Cohen
David Harris
PTA
Valentine Ketterer
Sanford Tarwood
George Greuler
Tuncheon County
Exempt Firemen Elect Officers at Hillside Meeting
Officers were elected at the Hillside Exempt Firemen’s Association annual meeting held in the Maple Avenue Fire House. President Leroy Hoesly and Deputy Fire Chief Michael Marsnick were chosen, with Albert Chamberlain as secretary treasurer and delegates named to state and union extempt associations. A luncheon for the quarterly Union and Morris County League meeting was planned at the College Inn on Yale Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Exempt Firemen's Association
Maple Avenue
Leroy Hoesly
Michael Marsnick
Albert Chamberlain
N. J
John de Santi
Marsnick
Hillside Firemen’s Relief Association
de Santi
Chamberlain
State Exempt Firemen's
George Geyer
Marsnieck
Fred Miller
Carmen Dill
Alfvert Lampe
Roy Herlden
Hoesly
Anthony Urbanski
Union and
Morris County League of Exempt Firemen
Woesly
James Intraturbolo
Herden
William Groeger
Te Loge Group
Newember 8
College Inn
Yale Avenue
Town Leads Early United Fund Drive in Hillside
Peter Humanik, chairman, said Hillside reached 24 percent of the 19 200 goal, part of the United Fund drive to support 32 health and welfare agencies in Elizabeth Lifden Hillside Roselle and Roselle Park. About 90 000 people rely on these services annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Humanik
United Fund
Fillside
Mr. Humanik
Hillside
Union County
Elizabeth
Roselle Park
Linden
Roselle
United Drive
Lifden
Hillside Recreation Commission Plans New Programs
Announcement from the Hillside Recreation Commission outlines plans to offer art, golf, social dancing and women's bowling instruction. Interested persons should contact the Recreation Department at the Municipal Building by postcard or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Recreation Commission
Recreation Department
Bnai Brith Girls Hold Member Tea
Bnai Brith Girls held a member tea for training prospects who did not receive invitations and are urged to call Ning Road at WA 6 3881. The year’s program was outlined by officers Muriel Eisenberg president, Rona Derman 1st vice, Rita Diamond 2nd vice, 3rd vice and corresponding secretaries Linda Greenberg and Marcia Kaleky with sergeant at arms Susan Epstein, plus committee chairmen Elaine Glassman Sherri Jackson Hope Hoffman Carole Rader Dean Horowitz Sydelle Kriegman Linda Greene Sheila Lieberman Janet Schulman Nina Rood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Ning Road
Muriel Eisenberg
Rona Derman
Rita Diamond
Linda Greenberg
Marcia Kaleky
Susan Epstein
Elaine Glassman
Sherri Jackson Hope Hoffman
Carole Rader Dean Horowitz
Sydelle Kriegman
Linda Greene
Sheila Liebeerman
Janet Schulman
Nina Rood
Salvation Army Quota Exceeded in Hillside Drive
The Salvation Army service unit announced Hillside surpassed its 1959 annual fund drive quota by 9 percent at the Union County service unit dinner at the Cross Key Inn Railway. Captain Ernest Baxendale thanked Hillside citizens. guest speaker Major W Eldred Churchill from New York City spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Ernest Baxendale
Hillside
Salvation Army Service
Union County
Cross Key Inn
Baxendale
Salvation Army Corps
James F. Roosevelt
Rahway
W. Eldred Churchill
Eastern Territorial Public Relations
New York City
Asbury Park Brass Ensemble Promoted by Baxendale
Captain Baxendale praised the Asbury Park brass ensemble led by Alfred Swenarton for a presentation. He thanked Ralph Dalzell of Passaic and Thomas McMahon of Neptune for their coordination during the 1959 Union County campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Alfred Swenarton
Baxendale
Ralph Dalzell
Passaic
Thomas McMahon
Neptune
Union County
American Can reports record nine month sales and earnings
The American Can Company and its Canco Division posted new records for the nine month period ended September 30. William C. Stolk reported sales of 873,238,768, up 9.8 percent from 1958, with all divisions Bradley Sun Canco Dixie Cup and Marathon contributing. Nine month earnings rose 7.6 percent to 40,143,001 after taxes, or 2.42 per share, from 2.24 in 1958, with earnings as a percentage of sales improving from 4.2 percent in the first six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Can Company
Canco
William C. Stolk
John J. Loughney
Hillside Eplant
Mr. Stolk
Corporate Earnings Report Shows Q3 Rise And Per Share Change
For the nine months sales grew to 4.6 percent with the third quarter up 11.3 percent to 362 744 564 dollars. In the 1958 period sales were 325 947 802 dollars. Quarter earnings after tax and before preferred dividends stood at 18 653 458 dollars, versus 19 107 964 dollars in 1958, yielding 1.14 dollars per share against 1.17 dollars in 1958.
Investors Pay Christmas Club Dividends for 1959
Investors Savings and Loan Association board approves 1959 Christmas Club payments to 6143 members totaling 950 dollars. Checks mailed starting November 1 with weekly distributions. balance to be mailed November 18. The 1960 club opens November 2 with higher expected returns and a 3 percent annual dividend starting January 1. Savings insured to 10000 dollars by FSLIC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors of
Investors Savings and Loan Association
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
United States
Hillside Students Tour Hillside Municipal Building
On Tuesday October 20 Mr Carl Siberski led Hillside School students through the Hillside Municipal Building. The group visited the library with reference areas, saw police facilities including guns radar scope and teletype, and toured the courtroom and license bureau. They were joined by Miss Carol Miller and five mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Siberski
Hillside
Jean Higaman
Police
Mac
Lcense
Erski
Carol Miller
Ben Averbach
Lewis Kayslan
Alfred Levey
al 'Rosen
Gerald Moshinsky
Railroad Veterans Attend United Association Convention
MY and Mrs Jed J GUrkert of 1293 Oakwood avenue returned from Roanoke Virginia where they attended the United Railroad Veterans Association Convention at the Hotel Roanoke on October 23 24 25 The association includes railroad employees with twenty or more years of service across eastern and southern railroads Mr Burkert a Lehigh Valley Railroad Veterans Association executive board member was elected 4th vice president Also attending were Mr and Mrs John Bellfield of ISda Liberty avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed J. Gurkert
Oakwood Avenue
Roanoke
United Railroad Veterans Association
Burkert
Lehigh Valley Railroad Veterans Association
United Association
John Bellfield
Lsda
Liberty Avenue
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United Fund Drive
Berkeley Savings
Cuarterly
U. S
Loons Avenue
Bergen Street
Chancellor Avenue Corner
Fabyan Place
Newark 12
U.S
Saybrook
Town
B'nai Brith Girls
Hillside Schools
Geo. Washington
Humboldt
Carpet & Furniture Cleaners
Shell
JOE Nitte& Son
Colt St
Essex
Tevington
Sover
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