PAL Celebrates Halloween Party At Hillside PAL
More than 300 children attended a Halloween party and costume parade at the Hillside PAL Building. Prizes were awarded for prettiest most original and funniest costumes to multiple children. judges included Mrs. Doris Zest Mrs. Olga Stier and Mrs. Arthur J. Ferguson. A costume party followed for PAL members and guests.
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Hillside Pal
Mazzeo
Camile Ann Puleo
Deloras Forte
Cynthia Hassold
Barbara Gingel
Marie Costa
Karen Beth Hassold
Roger Hudson
G. W. Knies
Kathleen Dee Lee
Douglas Bond
Terry Cortese
Rebecca Plakey
Susan Zest
Ronnie Wofsy
Jean Reinaard
Jeffrey Stier
Lawrence Jatine
August Rodrigues
Doris Zest
Olga Stier
Arthur J. Ferguson
PAL
Prettlest
Doreen DeCamp
Joyce Vollaman
Joyce Nadolsky
Alice Dowling
Margaret Piasecki
Richard Pask
Jean Masker
Tanya Parochniak
David Skilton
Karen Macklin
Patricia Bauer
Jude
Paul Kifner
Stier
J.G. Baur
Model Railroad Club elects Harold Greene as vice president
Harold Greene was elected vice president of the Summit New Providence HO Railroad Club at its annual meeting. Greene, the track construction superintendent, oversees the oldest and largest HO layout in New Jersey. Mrs Greene invites Hillside HO enthusiasts to learn club benefits. Russell Tygart introduced the president.
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Harold Greene
Harvard Ave
Summit-New Providence
HO Railroad Club, Inc
Greene
New Jersey
Hillside
Cites Problems Faced By Taiwan
Mrs. N S Phillips secretary treasurer of the Adult Forum of the Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian Church spoke on communication difficulties from dialect differences in Taiwan. She described the issue as among the greatest faced and announced upcoming discussions on Korea November 25 and Okinawa December 30 as part of the Rim of Asia series.
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Taiwan
N.S. Phillips
Te Elizabeth Ave. Presbyterian Church
Jewish War Veterans Endorse Kennedy Over Cuban Crisis
Commander Robert Kaufman of the Col. Norman Meranus Post 78 JWV Hillside sent a cable to President Kennedy declaring unwavering support for his Cuba crisis actions. The message praised Kennedy for restraint amid Soviet provocation and urged Godspeed in these trying days.
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Robert Kaufman
Norman Meranus
JWYV
Hillside
Kennedy
United States
Kaufman
Forthright Patriotism Backing U S Actions
A statement urges unwavering support for presidential actions to protect the nation and allies. It claims the Soviet conspiracy requires decisive, patriotic response without question.
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United States
Parente Named Supervisor at Airborne Accessories
Henry A. Parente is appointed supervisor of the bookkeeping department with payroll, accounts receivable and accounts payable duties by E. L. Kanouse personnel director at Airborne Accessories Corp. Parente studied accounting at Los Angeles City College and attends Rutgers University. He lives at 633 Madison Ave Elizabeth.
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Henry A. Parente
E. L. Kanouse
Airborne Accessories Corp
Mr. Parente
Los Angeles City College
Rutgers University
Madison Ave
Elizabeth
Columbia Alumni to Honor Butler on Centennial Dinner
Columbia Alumni of Union County plan a November 14 dinner at the Hotel Winfield Scott Elizabeth for the 100th anniversary of Nicholas Murray Butler born in Elizabeth. Dr Grayson Kirk will speak, with Dr Kenneth C MacKay as toastmaster.
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Columbia
Union County
Winfield Scott
Elizabeth
Nicholas Murray Buttler
Grayson Kirk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kenneth C. MacKay
Union Junior College
Cranford
Richard Hughes
Robert Meyner
U.S
Clifford P. Case
Harrison A. Williams
Meyner
Sen
Case
Sen. Williams
Columbia Law School
Butler
Taft
Eric O. Forster
Duncan Dr
Scotch Plains
Ghost Town By Decree In Italian Hill Town
Pisticci Italy with 15 000 residents is ordered by a presidential decree to abandon hillside homes. Repeated landslides since 1688 have damaged structures and cost lives, despite years of stabilization efforts. Residents must relocate to settlements in the plain.
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Pisticci
Italy
UPI
High School Honor Roll List Highlights Seniors
The outstanding list features seniors with high honors including Edward Popick with four A’s and one B and Jeffrey Ram with three A’s and two B’s. Also noted are Paula Mankowitz Harold Newman Ronnie Senner Dennis Chornomaz Patti Rosen feld Allan Schulman and several others with varying A and B counts. Juniors and sophomores show multiple A’s with several B’s in the published roll.
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Edward Popick
Jeffrey Ram
Paula Mankowitz
Harold Newman
Ronnie Senner
Dennis Chornomaz
Patti Rosenfeld
Allan Schulman
Allen ‘Shaklan
Honora
Virginia Ferris
David Haber
Kathleen Pietrucha
Susan Walkley
Mary Gunther
Cynthia Hare
Robert Szalay
Doris Burns
Edda Miller
Evalynn Hyra
Frank Brice
Roslyn Needle
Linda Borkan
Sueann Doyle
Judith Tumin
Lynn. Donnelly
Marianne Santagata
William ‘Schutsky
Ken Arlein
Nina Greenberg
Par Son
Joanne Kling
Janice Martin
Jo-Ann Peace
Robert Weinberg
Lynn Zipper
Joan Milch
Karen Miller
Frances Schmiel
Ronald Rozan
Charlotte Cadmus
Donald Kal~fus
Linda Leonard
Karen Wolt
Marc Bernstein
Michael Brams
Vin Hars
Judy Kaplan
Harriet Cooper
Jean Harrison
Japaky
Paula Kmet
Sandra Strasaberg
Susan Becker
Henry Hubschman
Henry Kurland
Sharon
Freshmen Honors and High Grades List Names
A compiled list shows students including Wendy Brown Ellen Fisch Ellen Grober Martin Graiser Susan Reisch Harvey Kugal Lois Rubin Larry Totams Lois Weinick Jeffrey Rosen Vincent Vitale Elliott Collins Dorothy Holt Linda Levine Alan Eiser Stanley Friedman Jerome Fand Sanford Greenberg Diane Hershkowitz Jayne Hershkowitz Colleen Huppert Janis Alper Helene Geller William Kaczar Camille Onipks Thomas Pollak Frances Senner Robert Szente Alan Javel Judy Simmons Geraldine Kushner Alan Miller Margaret Plasicki Kathleen Schwartz credited with High Honors mostly four A’s and five B’s or three A’s two B’s in a freshmen cohort.
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Jayne Hershkowitz
Colleen Huppert
Janis Alper
Helene Geller
William Kaczar
Richard Lange
Camille Onipks
Thomas Pollak
Frances Senner
Robert Szente
Alan Javel
Judy Simmons
Geraldine Kushner
Alan Miller
Margaret Plasicki
Kathleen Schwartz
Hillside Times November 8 1962 local paper excerpt
Weekly Hillside Times issue details publishing firm address and pricing. It lists Hill Side 5 New Jersey printing under Hillside Times Publishing Co. Inc. at 1433 North Broad Street and Elizabeth postal receipt. Volume and number shown.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
United States
Elizabeth
Precision pen tip tolerances at Sheaffer plant
Precision engineering extends to ballpoint pen tips at the Sheaffer Pen plant in Fort Madison Iowa where writing tips 0.0397 inches in diameter are machined to a tolerance of five ten-thousandths of an inch and roundness controlled to within one millionth of an inch. A defect of one thousandth the diameter of a human causes a unit's rejection.
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Fort Madison
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Alaska
Japan
Philippine Islands
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Mediterranean Sea
Europe
Republic
Russell Tygart
Ivery Owli
Billiard Club
Miniature Golf
Broad Street
Superior Coal & Koppers Coke
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
Coal — Koppers Coke — Fuel Om
Liberty Ave
Cuba
Harry A. Parente
Hillside Auto Sales
Lark
North Broad Street
Berkeley
Christmas Club
Filica LS. Govt
Reoslye
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
State of Israel
Lyons Ave
Bergen Street
Chancellor Ave
Cor
Fabyan PI
the Hillside Times
Olive St
Pereday & Meyer Co, Inc
Alive
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St
Market St
Newark
Willhardt
Hillman
SAAB
Tors
Sunbeam Alpina
Fiat
Humber-Hillman
Sunbeam
Daf
Morris Ave. Union
WN. J. MU
Rt. 22
Parkway
Religion In American Life, Inc
Bristol-Myers Company
Copper Alloy Corporation
Hatfield Wire & Cable
Continental Copper
Mk Bisel Industries Inc
Edgcomb Steel & Aluminum Corp
the National State Bank
Elizabeth,n.j
Hillside Office
Gas Reinke Machinery & Tool Co
Teidix Tool & Machine Co
Tuschyn Roofing Company Industrial Roofing & Repairs
Jiffy Menufacturing Co
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