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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1962
Page
8
Chief Ernest Voelk warns drivers to slow at icy approaches and intersections where traction is poorest. He notes extra traffic polishes ice, melting point ice is slickest, and pumping brakes improves control while deflated tires worsen slides. Normal tire pressure is essential for safe stopping and steering.
The Board of Recreation Commissioners says student basketball leagues will start once at least six teams enroll. Leagues include midget for 5th and 6th grades on Saturday mornings, plus senior intermediate for high school students and junior for 7th and 8th graders. Entry forms are available at the Recreation Office in the Municipal Building.
The Woman's Club of Hillside meets at Afton Florham Park and Carriage House for crewel embroidery. A board meeting is set for Tuesday Nov 27 at 12 30 pm at Mrs Ralph Schwartz 101 Con ant St with hostesses Mrs Williard Cupit Mrs Addison Sanborn and Mrs George Dover. The welfare department bazaar will be at the id Country Club on Tuesday Dec 4 with a Christmas lunch and gift exchange followed by Bells of Laughter entertainment by Miss Mildred Farrell.
Surrogate Eugenia Kirk of County us issues order on November 9 1962 directing executrix to publish notice to creditors of the estate of Jacob A Asromov. Creditors must present their claims within six months or be barred from recovery.
A $350 million coordinated transmission line and power plant program by PJM Interconnection, APS, and Con Edison involves eighteen utilities serving over 30 million people. The plan builds 600 miles of 500 kV lines from near Wheeling to Philadelphia New Jersey and New York, plus two large mine mouth plants Keystone near Johnstown and Morgantown WV with 2.1 million kW. Public Service Electric and Gas will participate, building 75 miles of lines in New Jersey to connect PJM with Con Edison New York grid.
About twenty Boy Scouts from Troop 93 will take their First Class swimming test at the Elizabeth Y at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28. Mr J Pezzia, Union County swimming instructor, and Scoutmaster Leon Goldaman will supervise the tests.
Baseball like bowling table lists Bnai Brith standings with Red Sox Cubs Twins Reds Indians Braves Yanks Pirates Giants Orioles Athletics Cards WSox Phillies Tigers Mets along with team totals and wins losses points. Highs note Red Sox team series 2805 and Athletics game 1000 with Kaufman 238.
Hillside church to cooperate with Brookdale Baptist Bloomfield for Operation Go rally on Nov 26. Conservative Baptist groups sponsor with Dr. Vincent Brushwyler leading a mission team from Wheaton Illinois. event includes noon luncheon, open forum, youth banquet and evening service, with transport from Hillside.
Mrs. Miriam M. Bryan associate director of test development at Educational Testing Service Princeton was the featured speaker during American Education Week November 13 at Pingry School In the Whitehall Room Her topic Making the Classroom Test and supper was served to the faculty before the meeting
G Allan Schuhmann of 558 Plymouth Road has been appointed to the teaching staff of the College of Insurance in New York City. He will teach the Principles of Insurance course offered in the Orange campus classes. Schuhmann has led the John C Pozar Insurance Agency since 1959 after earning a certificate from the School of Insurance in Agency and Brokerage.
Recreation Superintendent Peter G. Humanik announces registrations now being accepted for adult programs. Courses include painting social dancing golf contract bridge sewing and women's bowling. Applications are available at the Recreation Office in the Municipal Building or by calling WAverly 6 2219.
The High School Class of 1955 will hold a reunion on Saturday November 24 at 6 p.m. at the Springfield Steak House. Committee members are Marvn Kaleky Mrs Harriet S Keel and Mrs Jane E Schreiber.
Miss Elsa Heilich director of the Elsa Heilich School of Dance in Elizabeth and Westfield was elected vice president of the Dance Masters of America, an organization meeting in New York City.
Superintendent announces deadline for Hillside Community Industrial Basketball League entries is Thursday November 29. A meeting of team representatives will be held Tuesday evening November 27 at 8:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building Recreation Commission office to discuss participation.
Richard Boone known for Have Gun Will Travel served as airfield roustabout and aerial gunner before making his mark as a boxer and later a writer.
The library at A.P. Morris School ran a five day book fair last week led by Mrs. Abby Rosenberg and Mrs. Berge Parigilan. Profits from sales will fund new books for the school library.
Mrs. N S Phillips secretary and treasurer of the Adult Forum at Elizabeth Presbyterian Church will speak at 9 45 a m Sunday on Korea Land of the Morning Calm The talk is part of a series about countries on the rim of Asia
The sixth grade class presented an assembly for older students under the guidance of Miss Jo Ann Ascoli. Marica Waton opened with the exercise as Carol Savitz introduced The Ghost Walks Tonight. The choral group included Balin, Borkowski, Barre, Cohen, Friedman, Geminder, Ingrassia, Kugel, Marks, Memoir, Rolan, Swierzko, Ward and Atchison.
The article names participants including Edward Gitlin Edward Larsen Debra Gorlin Ruth Harzule Steven Kass Miethcenl Nedick Ilene Pappert Josephine Wojenski Michael Block Ronald Cohen and Joseph Kraemer. Pupils on the stage crew were Barbara Fed orczyk Maxine Jewett Janice Masucci Howard Nemiroff and Wayne Smith.
Jerome Shapiro son of Louis and Mrs Shapiro of 1579 Leslie Street has been extended a pledgeship to Delta Sigma Pi at Rutgers Newark where he attends the School of Business. The note highlights his fraternity affiliation and academic ties within the Rutgers program.
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