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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1960
Page
2
NJOY a visit to the Tropical Fish Center of Hillside offering a great assortment of fancy tropicals and accessories. Also features Boxer puppies and fresh horse goods with pre delivery options at Hollywood Supply Co located at 1279 Liberty near Princeton Ave WA.
A regular Hill Street Municipal Employees Association meeting on November 15 elected officers for 1961. Named were Mrs. Sydney C. Margell president, Carmine Serratelli first vice president, Harry G. Totams second vice president, Miss Kathleen Jacobus treasurer, Elizabeth McCyarth recording secretary, Abe Nuilick corresponding secretary, and John Urban ks sergeant at arms. The installation is planned for Tuesday evening December 18 at the Municipal Building.
Ferdinand Schmidt of Hillside was among The A. Smith Manufacturing Co. East Orange employees honored at the Smith Quarter Century Club banquet on November 17 at the Hotel Suburban East Orange. H B O'Brien, company president and club member, presented awards to nine employees for 25 to 50 years of service. George Mazur of Bloomsfield was the honor guest as the first employee to complete 9H years of continuous service.
Calvin Coolidge School Cub Scout Pack 197 held its first meeting of the season on Friday November 18. Bobcat pins were presented to eight new members and 2 year pins to seven others. New cub master Mr M Solomon and assistants Mr J Nemtroff and Mr F Salomin were introduced. Pack committee includes Mr H Block chair and others. Next pack meeting set for December 15 at the school. Pack committee plans to meet November 28 at Mr Block’s home. Rabbinical Council of New Jersey will meet at Sinai Congregation November 29 with Rabbi Eliezer Cohen hosting a luncheon and public discussion of school religious programs. Continuous coverage of council guests and events planned.
Leopold Stokowski appears as guest conductor with the Philadelphia Orchestra at the Mosque Theater in Newark on Tuesday November 29. This marks his first Newark appearance with the orchestra he led from 1931 to 1940, presented by Garden State Concerts and Bamberger's New Jersey. The program opens with Beethoven Leonore Overture No. 3 and the Fifth Symphony, with intermission featuring Mussorgsky Boris Godunov in a Stokowski transcription, Prokofieff Romeo and Juliet selections, and Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio Espagnol.
Cooper Alloy Corp expands its valve line with a sanitary ball valve designed to meet strict sanitary codes in food dairy and pharmaceutical industries and to conform to established municipal and federal health specifications.
Urging parental aid, Miss Jean-Rae Turner requested volunteers for the program beyond fundraising duties. Plans for proceeds to fund building equipment and maintenance were announced as a free organ concert by Betty Anne Krell of Dover was set for December 11 at 8 p.m. Copies of the PAL Story from Hillside National Bank were handed out. twenty five people joined as PAL Parents. A showing of the motion picture Wide Wide World was presented by Harry Stengel of Murray HI, Coca Cola supervisor.
The eighth annual Hillside High School thrift essay contest has named its judges. Mrs Addison Sharn, president of the Woman's Club of Hillside. Mrs Donald B Gillmore, community adviser of the P.T.A. Presidents' Council. and Mrs Elizabeth McCraith, designated representative of the Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club by President Mrs Robert G Kirkpatrick.
Church listings show Christ the King Catholic Church at Clay Street and Rutgers Ave with multiple Mass times and devotions, plus First Church of Christ Scientist at 1251 Fairmont Ave and 279 Morris Ave, Elizabeth, detailing service times, Sunday School, and reading room hours. Includes notes on confession schedules, Holy Days, and specific devotional practices.
The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church invites worship with a sermon by Rev Charles Keachbill Setratary of Teadio and TV of the Synod at 10 45 am. A graded church school and adult Bible study begin at 4 30 am led by Rev Dr Arthur Northwood, pastor.
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board gets three posts for steelworkers to the Zoning Board for five years starting December 2. Joseph Castelluccio becomes maintenance garage superintendent effective November 23. Civil Service will certify eligibles for one fireman and three patrolmen. Applebaum announces birth of daughter Elyse Sue on November 3 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. Applebaum of Union. mother is former Marlene Cohen, daughter of William Cohen.
Legal notice dated November 10 1910 declares a creditor claim against a named estate in Union County. The document names Sidney T Gordon and Henry Gordon as plaintiffs or claimants and states a monetary amount of 11.70 dollars. It outlines steps for notification and recovery actions under court authority.
The Polish American Club at 400 Blay Street sought a zoning variance for an addition but faced a parking shortfall. The variance was tabled and returned to the Zoning Board for reconsideration as Committeeman-elect Charles Mancuso sat with the governing body.
Firemen seek to freeze wage differentials with superiors, aiming to match fire captains with police lieutenants at seven thousand dollars annual. The Fire Superiors Association warns of withdrawal if refused. The Board of Education debates salaries ahead of municipal raises, hoping to align with other districts. Lenny Auerbach of Maple Pharmacy urges brighter lighting on Liberty and Maple avenues to attract business and boost safety, noting Newark's Bergen Street efforts and the lighting in front of Hillside High School.
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