Move To Repeal Strikers Law In New Jersey
Statewide Citizens movement aims to repeal the Strikers benefits law providing unemployment aid to striking workers. Led by O Traussen of Montclair chairing PUB volunteers as they form local action divisions with co-chairs Mrs. P L Brown and Mrs. Barbara Taylor. The group plans petitions and background kits to recruit volunteers and organize local PUB committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traussen
Montclair
Vairman
New
P.L. Brown
Madison
Barbara Taylor
Newark
Hillside Detective Stier Receives 1967 Colombian Award
Detective Stier of Hillside Police Department is honored by the Italian American Civil Association with the Colombian Award 1967 to be presented October 21 at Military Park Hotel Newark. Stier, with the force since 1952, has taught first aid to youth groups and supported PAL activities. He and wife Olga celebrate their 25th anniversary with four sons.
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Elecuve Alois J
Ther
Hillside Pal
PAL
Hillside
PBA
Stier
Osly
Christ the King
Olga Armstrong
Arthur
Jeffrey
Craig
Alois Jr
Vito Volturo
Fashions Shown At Y Meeting In New Jersey
The YMHA Women’s Division staged a Fashion Show titled Sportswear With A Flair at the Green Lane YM-YWHA in Union New Jersey on Monday evening. Event chairs included Mrs Harold Brewster and Mrs Irving Chvat with dessert duties by Mrs Morris Shor and Mrs Stanley Cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMHA
Ym-Ywha
Green Lane
Union
Paul Bercow
Harold Brewster
Hillside
Film traces electric uses motion picture shown to Kiwanis
Nicholas J. Serio of Nutley, a Public Service Electric and Gas Co representative, spoke to Hillside Kiwanis Club at Townley’s Restaurant Union about a film on electricity growth. He noted Public Service serves 80 percent of New Jersey residents and a 10 percent annual rise in northern New Jersey electricity use, while the company covers only one fifth of the state’s land area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Nicholas J. Serio
Nutley
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Serio
Townley's
Restaurant Union
Public Service
New Jersey
North New Jersey
Essex Bridge Center Opens Largest Studio in West Orange
The Essex Bridge Center at Essex Green Shopping Plaza West Orange opened September 29 drawing 240 duplicate bridge players from top masters to novices. Owners Emery Steinberger and Robert Wakeman moved from Montclair to Hillside and Upper Montclair in 1963 to 1965, expanding to 9000 square feet with lounges rooms and air conditioning. John Barnicle of South Orange presided over the ribbon cutting before a 60 table duplicate tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange
Essex
Essex Green
Emery Steinberger
Hillside
Robert P. Wakeman
Upper Montclair
Montclair
John Barnicle
So, Orange
New Jersey
Essex Bridge Center
Jerry Dreskin
New Jersey Bridge League
George B. Briggs
J W V Changes Meeting Date and Vietnam Parade Plans
J W V Hillside Post 78 announces meetings will be held Tuesday October 31 1967 at 8 30 pm at Union County Trust Hillside. The post will run a cannister drive in November for disabled veterans at East Orange VA Hospital. Norman Schwartz announces a Viet Nam parade in Newark October 22 1967 at 1 P M and reports on post hospital parties at the Veterans Hospital each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Felder
Norman Meranus
Hillside
J.W.V
Union County Trust Company
Liberty Avenue
Ide
Felder
East Orange V.A
Norman Schwartz
Post
New Jersey
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Credit Union
C. Pozar
Hillside Municipal Empoyees Federal Credit Union
Jefferson Ave
Elizabeth
Featuring Fine
Mario DI Perna
Christine Lee
Harry
Harry’s Pre
Fabyan Place
Hillside Board
Bridge
Miriam Kaufman
Audrey Lieberman
Carmen Forrigno
College Inn
Yale Ave
Roy Baldwin
Hammond
Mittleman Bros. Inc. Quality Bakers
Maple Avenue
AL Zimmerman
Dinera Club
Townley’s
North Ave
Union, N.J
Moris Avenue
Gourmet Magazine
San
SUN
Iu Pf
Pune Hen Ave
Elizabeth EL
Burry’s Biscuit CO
Mark Anto
Egory AV
Enue
West Grange
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