Bristol-Myers Employees Donate Pay to Community Chest
Bristol-Myers Co. employees in charge of a Community Chest Red Cross Day donated half their pay to charity. A seven member committee led by plant staff organized the effort on November 12, with over 100 workers contributing despite one absence. The event marks a first in the Hillside area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-Myers Co
Red Cross
Muscles Domina
Conrad Thenriksen
Morence Hutchinen
Maury Gelfigito
Fred Cobleigh
Charley Behevold
John Bolu
Satr Iy
Bristol Myere
Sigethiil
Hilside
BRISTOL= MYERS COMMUNITY CHEST
Variances Sought on Baker Street Land Use
Property owners opposed zoning variance requests for a Baker Street site to allow a 76.5 foot wide parking area for 80 employees and access to a loading platform. Detroit Malq Engineering Co proposed Business C zoning on Central Avenue with an adjoining lot, involving Joseph Kruse and local residents raising drainage and drainage concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haker Steel
Zonly Board of Adjustment Detroit
Malq. Engineering Co
Wit Central Avenue
Baker Street
Central Avenue
Joseph Kruse
Livingston Trucker
Firestone and Goodyour Tire Distributors
Angelica Piegarl
Hillside Avenue
Angelo Piegarl
James Plefari
State Orchestra To Play At Mosque
Students from the real met school traveled to Atlantic City for three days of rehearsals under Harry Mulder and Leroy Lenox. The All-State Chorus and Orchestra, selected from over 2,000 students, performed at the New Jersey Education Association convention. The ensemble will present a concert at the Mosque Theatre, Newark, on Sunday November 20 at 3 o'clock. Tickets via Adolphe Argand in Newark. Participating Hill Side students include Barbara Heuck Alice Shaltuck Rhoda Manheim and Maxine Krutzman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Met
Atlante Duy
Harry Mulder
Trenton
Leroy Lenox
Leona
Wiese
Atlantic City
Convention
New Jersey Education Association
Mosque Theatre
Newark
Adolphe Argand
Barvinger HS
Parker Street
Hillside
Barbara Heuck
Alice Shalttuck
Rhod’ Manheim
Maxine Ixuvtaman
Seek Volunteers For Polio March
All appeal for volunteers for the annual Mothers March Against Polio was made today by the chair man and co chairmen. The march will be in January with a house to house canvass. Mothers wishing to assist should contact Mrs. Jack Lager, chair man, 839 Irvington avenue, EL 3-2056, Mrs. Leonard Friedman, co chairman, 1238 Robert street, EL 4-0927, or Mrs. Morris Moskowitz, 817 Irvington avenue, EL 4-1583.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaiman
Jack Lager
Trvington Avenue
Leonard Friedman
Cochairman
Robert Street
Morris Moskowitz
Bnai Brith Youth Weekend Planned at Continental Ballroom
Hillside youths take a central role in the Bnai Brith University Weekend set for November 25 to 27 at the Continental Ballroom Newark The event theme is Better Leaders through University Training Co-deans are David Pete and Karen Schulman from Hillside Wish School Planning delegates Elsie Kamenetsky Jane Parsoff and Mark Zimmerman leads the Saturday night university ball at 8 with Sunday workshops and a banquet Temple Brat Abraham Newark hosts a Friday go Obey Shabbat and the weekend features music by Mark Zimmerman and his orchestra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
B'nai B'rith University
New
University
David Pete
Karen Schulman
Hillside Wish School
Elsie Kamenetsky
Jane Parsoff
Temple Brat Abraham
Newark
Mark Zimmerman
Salk Polio Vaccine Drive At Local Schools
Dr Wayne aut reports a polio inoculation program to start for over 1300 pupils at multiple schools. Several staff changes include a guard resigning and others granted leave while requests for Salk shots arrive from Calvin Gowllidge Hillside Avenue and nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Wayne ‘Taut
Cue
Suamuel M. Dewitt
Board of Health
Hurdenwiner School
Juwitl
Calvin Gowlidge
Hillside Avenue
Hurdenker
AP Morris
George vesiThgton
High Schoon
Kiwanis Club Officers Elected and Hillside Union Notes
Kiwanis officers elected include president Henry Nussbaum and vice presidents Henry Wisshwange and Dr Bernard Seuner. The Hillside Eyo Club and local committees reported on school crossing guards, a government tax talk, parking and traffic issues, and a fare increase petition tied to the Public Duties Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nusshaum
Hillside Eyo Club
Hinohin” Poe Union
Henry Wisshwange
Bernard Seuner
Paul Kifer
Enmmanuel Mo Reiter
Dave Whs
Seeret
Anthony Linleawski
Lous J Hess
Edward Godlick
Benjamin Harper
Theodore Macdonald
Dillan Thon Ws
Lingeweki
Arthur Kress
Milton Blonsky
Buble
Elizabeth
Laws Is Honored For Scout Service At District Dinner
Robert Laws was honored for long service to Scouting at a Northern District dinner attended by about 170 scouters from Hillside Union and Springfield. The presentation, made by Henry Moreen secretary, cited Laws’ 103% years in Scouting with roles on Milside Hillside and Northern District committees and as chair of multiple campaigns and studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Pinaue
Oakwood Ave
Nis Servier
Loys
A Ou
Evergreen
Pliguie Wits
Lo Laws
Hillsde
Union
Springfield
Henry Moren
S¢erevary
Laws
Milside
Hillside
Northern District
Union Councct Ang Union Council Execuetive
Union Council
Robert Laws
Troop 92
Social Events and Birth Announcements in Newark and Elizabeth
MR AND MRS LEON ZJAMIN of 54 Brill street Newark announce the birth of a son Leon at St Barnabas Hospital Newark on November 4. Mrs Zjamin is the former Iene Knittel daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Knittel of 1328 Gard avenue. HER SEVENTH BIRTHDAY was celebrated November 11 by Carol Tilles daughter of Mr and Mrs George Tilles of 270 Bloy street. Guests included Robin Lobe David Lobe Barry Lobe Matty Diore Patty Diore Edward Ordower Elaine Schechter Toni Schechter Bruce Schechter Renee Feldman Tris Feldman Mary Ann Roderer Paul Fuchs Sheldon Fuchs Leon Tilles and Maida Tilles. They played games and had refreshments and Carol received many gifts. Carol also had a birthday party in school with her second grade class and teacher Mrs Helen Mansh MR AND MRS PRANK ZAK REWSKI of 279 Gertrude Street are proud parents of a son Michal born November 4 at Elizabeth Hospital. They also have a daughter Lydia, 2 years old. MR AND MRS JOHN Prez Padlo of 19 Looker Street announce the birth of a son Kenneth at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth on November 5. They have four other children Elaine Marilyn Barbara and John Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Zjamin
Brill Street
Newark
Leon
St. Barnabas Hospital
2Jawin
Iene Knittel
Frank Knittel
Gard Avenue
Carol Tilles
George Tilles
Bloy Street
Carol
Robin Lobe
David Lobe
Barry Lobe
Matty Diore
Patty Diore
Edward Ordower
Elaine Schechter
Toni Schechter
Bruce Schechter
Renee Feldman
Tris Feldman
Mary Ann Roderer
Paul Fuchs
Sheldon Fuchs
Leon Tilles
Maida Tilles
Cayo
Helen Mansh
Prank Zakrewski
Gertrude Street
Michal
Eldbeth Hospital
Ellabeth
Lydmitt
John Prezpadlo
Looker Street
Sor
Kenneth
Little League Plans $10,000 Field Development
At a Monday meeting of the Little League Trustees in Bonvg Recreation Commission office, President Beare outlined plans for a $10,000 ballfield development on Guard Avenue. A finance committee was formed with Harry Tolimpa as chair, to begin once township funds transfer completes. Committees named include purchasing, ethics and grievance, players screening, special events, welfare, and personnel with members such as Sidney G. Priedminn, Dani Uhl, Harry Schulman, Pete Hue manikegod, William Ringwood, Carmen Tortorella, Alfred Perchwluk, Thomas G. Greene, Mrs. Beattie, Samuel Romina, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard Avenue
Little Gc Bowstof
Recreation Commission
Harry
Tue Beare
Puscbasing
Sidney G. Priedminn
Charles Nickerson
Mother-Daughter Club to Present Film Program at Hillside School
The Hillside Avenue School Mother-Daughter Club will host a movie program featuringEncouns and old Lime films at the school auditorium on Thursday November 17 at 3 15 pm. Guests are invited and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue
Battle for Israel Told by Grauel Talk at Hillside Lodge
Members of Hillside Lodge 1514 Binal Brith will host a public eyewitness report on the battle for the State of Israel. John Stanley Grauel, former Israel Army advisor, will address the lodge on Monday evening November 21 at 8 PM in the Esther Berkowitz Hall with arrangements by David Becker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lodge
Binal Brith
State of Tarde
All Sina Congregation
Robert Farsenver
John Stanley Grauel
Israel Army
Esther Berkowitz
Hall
Grauel
Thanksgiving Day curbside garbage collection notice
Regular trash pickups will occur in Hillside on Thanksgiving Day November 24. Since collection normally does not run that day residents should place receptacles at the curb for early collection. TEREDAY MEYER CO INC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Westminster subdivision actions approved and denied
Two subdivision applications in Westminster were approved or rejected by the Planning Board on Wednesday. Nicholas Cantello of 80 Riverside Drive was authorized to split a 20 foot plot on Crystal Hemisphere into two lots with 66 foot frontage and one 7 foot parcel. A 265 foot frontage Brant lot on Westminster Avenue was proposed for sale to Mr and Mrs Harry Schulman. Joseph Siegel was denied permission to divide two parcels of 20 foot and 8 foot from a commercial property at 99 North Avenue, with one facing North Avenue and the other on Westminster Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Philing
Nicholas Cantello
Riverside Drive
Crystal Hermiece
Brant Lot
Westminster Avenue
Harry Schulman
Joseph Siegel
North Avenue
Westilister Avenue
Boy Scout Troop 105 Surprises With Lake Hiking Event
Scoutmasion on Myers led a Surprise Lake hike by Troop 105. Members completed outdoor Scoutcraft tasks and several advanced cook and first aid requirements. Other participants include Beathard Bloom, William Greenberg, Goole Heyatatt, and more, with several candidates listed for further merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Myers Wid Gonmitheemin
Ficke Priday
David Zondermin
Michal Costin Plust
Charles Litt
Jovl Steteown
Laine Lord ‘Tiaier
Alur “Wojtier
Greath Olin
Robert Koch
Irving Shudermar
Youth Group Defends Shanty Shack Program
A Times notice reports the Shanty Shack Committee of high school students defending the Recreation Commission run program. They oppose transferring Shanty Shack back to the high school and urge continued supervision and Wednesday evening dances. Committee leaders Gus Gull and others sign the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PPA
Wwe
Teerie
Ree
Pohnol Coimsson Wisdat
Webb
Recreation Commission
Gus Gull
Roberta Sehutsky
Helen Fulmer
Melvyn Poll
Roy Holmes
Melvin Diettan
Jon
Firemen Drive Aiding Dystron By March Ahead
Firemen will aid Dystron by March as volunteers join the drive. The campaign urges residents who may not be home to mail notices to The Maren for Museiar Dys trophy, Mrs. Low Gehrig, chairwoman, New York. Postmen are also seeking participants in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Teenie
Scemphy
Ely
Hue
Low Gehrig
New York
Aire
Forget-Me-Not Drive Thanks Donors and Veterans Aid
A note of appreciation from Frank Brice commander Charles Wernicke Jr chapter 55 DAV and Mrs Olga Maul auxiliary commander thanks the public for Forget-Me-Not Drive contributions. Funds support hospital work at Lyons East Orange and Menlo Park Veterans Hospitals with grateful cooperation voiced by the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brice
Charles Wernicke
DAV
Olga Maul
Joretste Lengerit
Lyons East Orange
Menlo Park
Bank Folder Salutes Simmons Company Recognition
Local industry receives official recognition for contributing employment opportunities welfare support and community welfare. The pamphlet notes a free distribution series prepared by a local company, billed as a seventh in a four part sequence, with address details pointing to Elizabeth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Simons Company
Be Lgl
Bavay
Fast Deysey Street
Elizebeth
Book and Magazine Drive This Sunday by Hillside AZA
Hillside Chapter AZA sponsors a drive for books and magazines for bedridden patients at Leo N. Levy Memorial Hospital the only free non sectarian arthritis medical center in the country. The drive is Sunday November 20 pickup by AZA members door to door call Sanford Epstein WA 3 1658 daily 7 to 9 pm to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Chapter A.Z.A
Leo N. Levy Memorial
Arthritis
AZA
Young Democrats To Hear Kronisch
Myron W. Kronisch Essex County assistant prosecutor will discuss The Rights Of A Person Accrued Of A Crime before the Hillside Young Democratic Club on Tuesday November 22 at Polish Anerley Hall 400 Bloy Street. Kronisch formerly with the Department of Justice and the Division of Internal Security invites all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron W. Kronisch
Essex County
Hillside
Young Democratic Cliik
Anerley ‘Hall
Bloy Street
Krentsels
Department of Justice
Division of Internal Security
Changes Sought In New Town Hall UresNuns For Hew Building
Township Committee heard suggestions Monday night on the near finished municipal hall now under construction. Concerns cited included unsafe open-back stair openings, inadequate police shower height, and basement drainage. Officials urged architect Emil A. Schmidlin to study revised safety and design features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeveril Ehangen
Hew
A. Irving Dunn
Garmen Monaco
Benjamin T. Summer
Howard J. Bloy
Sidney Englander
Board of
Assvanots
ATL
Emil A. Schmidlin
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Planning Board
Wayne T. Branom
Evans Tract
Conant Street
Woodfield Stadium
W. E. Wood
Beauty and Barber Shop
Maple Avenue
Winsted
P. Francis Hicks
Conn
Wood
Ased
Don Fave
Liberty Avenue
Bnai Brith
Kiwanis Club
Bather Molsan
Mirker Street
Pratt Willian Butiitis
Gertie Werloktiedt
Alhatay
Loeeton
Litiloe
Snyder
Ibyerteth
Hoven
Etyenk Wits
Ag Hoard
Pabyar Swi Club
Pabyun Place
Irene L. Schneider
Little League
Thomas G. Greene
Mrs. Beattie
Tar
Oh & Borden
Samuel Romina
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Ava
UBES
Story of
Israel
John
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Walter R. Lee
Salem Hllside
Act On
the Times
Vstal Tink
Viremen
Simmons Company
Kronisch
Cake Box Bakery
Liberty Ave
Acme Supermarket
Growney Funeral Home
North Broad Street
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