Chicken Farm Fights New Disease Control Ordinance
Miss Marion J. Earl owner of a chicken operation at 178 Conant street opposes a health board ban on fowl kept in non mosquito proof coops to curb encephalitis. She warns the measure could ruin her business while officials stress public protection and note similar farms operate under comparable rules.
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Board of Health
Marion J. Earl
Conant Street
Richard 8. Earl
Alan Bruce Conlin
Westfield
Miss Earl
Conlin
Marguerite P. Hill
State Department of Health
New Jersey
Gerson L. Ram
Justoes
Miss Earl's
Freehold
Newton
Community debates poultry ordinance after long hobby study
Board members delay adoption for a month to gather more evidence on chicken raising under prescribed conditions. President Adolph A. Winston says the aim is community benefit through scientific knowledge, not harming Miss Earl.
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Adolph A. Winston
Miss Earl
Calvin Coolidge PTA Plans November Automobile Social
At a recent executive board meeting of Calvin Coolidge School PTA an automobile social was scheduled for Tuesday November 27 in the school auditorium. Mrs John McCutcheon of Elizabeth will direct with Mrs Alex Schutsky as chairman and multiple committees led by Mrs Henry Merkel Mrs Andrew Oris and others. The event aims to involve fathers mothers and neighbors and funds will buy a portable television for social studies classes.
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Calvin Coolidges School
P T.A
John McCutcheon
Wlizsbeth
Alex Schutsky
Henry Merkel
Andrew Oris
Pred Bauerle
Dominick Cupido
Edmund
Alex
Pred Banerle
Michael Abel
PTA
Hillside High School
Hillside
Thanksgiving holiday notice from The Times
Special notice for the Thanksgiving holiday moves publication to Wednesday November 21. Material deadline advanced to Monday noon November 19. Cooperation in submitting early is appreciated. The weather: showers today.
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the Times
Hillside Comets Host Weequahoe In Thanks Wing Day Game
Ticket sale announced for the annual grid clash between Hillside High School and Weequatic High School. The game at Woodfield Stadium is set for Thursday November 22 at 11 p m with adult tickets $1 50 and student tickets 35 cents. Orders may be placed through high school students or at the school after 4 pm.
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Hillside
Weequatic
Comets
Woodfield
Bend
Pam
Exch
Lapp Defends COP Charges in Campaign Incident
Arthur H. Lapp, GOP campaign manager, elaborated on charges of political interference with the Police Department. He alleged on Election Day Police Committee Chairman Henry Goldhor rode in a squad car to traffic hop and helped 10 to 12 year old girls into the vehicle under a sergeant’s orders, warning of potential civil suits had an accident occurred. He also cited a campaign letter about driving safety signed by three township committeemen without the police chief’s name.
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Arthur H. Lapp
G.O.P
Manger
Lapp
Henry Goldhor
Sergeany
Brownies Tour New Town Hall Library
Brownies from B. Mo School visited the new municipal building and library with guide Town ship Committee member Arthur Kresal. Friday they held a cookout at Elizabeth River Park on Gonant street with relay races games and hot dogs and marshmallows over an open fire.
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Arthur Kresal
Elizabeth River
Gonant Street
T. Barr
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8. Harper
Hillside Woman's Club Music And Drama Meeting
The Hillside Woman's Club hosts a meeting at the chairman's home 128 Wilder Street on Tuesday November 20 at 1130 pm. Mrs Harold Eishman will present accordion music. Hostesses include Mrs Frank Fooly Mrs Maurice J Murphy and Mrs George Oaksen.
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Hillside Woman's Club
Clark T. Harding
Wilder Street
Harold Eishman
Frank Fooly
Maurice J. Murphy
George Oaksen
Harding
Harold J. Love
John M, Malone
James Ewing
Walter Spitz
Ralph Schwartz
John G. Walsh
Nu Teen Lounge Holds First Evening Session
Nu-Teen Lounge at Hillside opened its first meeting Thursday night with about 40 youths. The club, open to all seventh and eighth grade boys and girls, will meet the third Thursday of each month from 7 to 8 45 PM through the school year, featuring dances, games, mixers, and refreshments. A student council will plan events and coordinate volunteers for future lounges.
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Hillside
Atl
Hillside Yand
Churches to Join In Thanksgiving Service Hillside
Hillside groups including Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Franklin Memorial Methodist Calvary Hillside Presbyterian and First Baptist plan a joint Thanksgiving service at First Baptist Church on Wednesday November 21 at 7 pm. Rev Ronald Oseinam Rev Harper Rev Morgan Wagner and Dr Arthur Northwood will lead readings messages and a prayer with Wesley Olseh presiding. The First Baptist choir and Mrs Hamms at the organ will perform. Thanksgiving offerings support the Newark Goodwill Mission. Open to the community.
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First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Franklin Memorial _Methodist Church
Calvary —“Butchesan Church
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Ronald 2
Oseinaim
Harper
Arthur Northwood
Wesley A. Olseh
Wil Hamis
Goodwill Mission of
Newark
Assessors Sidney Englander and Robin Rita Receive Rutgers Certificates
Sidney Englander and Robin Rita of the Board of Assessors were awarded certificates for completing the assessors course at Rutgers University New Brunswick and for substantially approved appraisals of industrial and residential properties. The presentation occurred during the Municipal Aims convention in Atlantic City.
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Sidney Englander
Robin Rita
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Atlantic City
Rosary Society Nominating Group Hosts Meeting at St. Catharine's
The Rosary Society of St. Catharine's Church met in the school hall last week. Mrs. Donald Purvis named chair of the nominating committee, assisted by Mrs. Joseph Daly and Mrs. Francis Coakley. New members Mrs. Anthony Valano and Mrs. James Lake Myra joined. A combined Christmas party with the Holy Name Society is planned for Tuesday evening December 11. The group blessed twelve statues for distribution to group captains of twelve active Rosary groups. Next meeting set for Tuesday evening December 4.
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St. Catherine's Church
Donald Purvis
Joseph Daly
Francis Coakley
Celanexe Corp. of America
Edwara Kane
Holy Name Society
Anthony Valano
James Lake
New Industrial Post Office Stamp Unveiled for Hillside
The Industrial Post Office Branch on Hillside avenue will start using the new cancellation stamp "Industrial, Hillside, NJ" on Saturday December 1. Branch superintendent James B. Sterner says mail from across the country will be canceled the first day the stamp is fed. The change follows efforts by the Township Committee Hillside Industrial Association and Postmaster William Runyon.
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Industrial Postoffice
Hillside Avenue
Industrial
N. J
Hillside
James B. Sterner
Hillside Industrial Association
William Runyon
Sterner
Judge Orders Recount Of Committee Election
Superior Court Judge Richard J. Hughes ordered the Union County Board of Elections to recount votes for Hillside Township Committee members. The recount is set for Tuesday November 20 at 10 am in Scotch Plains Election Board office. The order followed a request by Aldon A Vit on behalf of Republican candidate John G. Wish who trailed Adalph Winston by 23 votes.
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Richard J. Hughes
Eligabeth
Union County Board of Flections
Hillside
Election Board
Scotch Plains
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Hutside Mineney
John G. Wish
Committeetun Adalph
Winston
Walsh
UN Ie
Hyman M. Ssivalman
WHS
Wifston
Behilman Inn
Hillside Drive Tops Halfway To Community Campaign Goal
Hillside total pledges reach $10 363 toward a $15 800 quota as the drive progresses. Harold Boning and Harry A Cooper lead the effort as general chairman and campaign leader. The campaign reports pledges exceeding $475 009 for the year with Wil total and other figures updated.
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Boning
chaiMan
Hillside
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Cooper Alloy Corp
Aeneral
Thanksgiving Dinner At Hillside Plant
Bristol-Myers employees at the Hillside plant will hold their annual Thanksgiving dinner sponsored by the Bristol-Myers Association. The event, directed by Mike Mezko, cafeteria manager, will be served in the plant cafeteria during the noon hour with turkey pumpkin and mince pie as the highlights.
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Hillside
Bristol-Myers Products Division
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