Women At Meeting On March Campaign for Dimes
Four Hillside women attended a regional campaign meeting of the National Foundation at the Statler Hotel. They reported the annual fund appeal will be renamed the New Match of Dimes, expanding the program to include birth defects rheumatoid arthritis and polio. Funds will continue to support polio work and research into remaining aspects of the disease.
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Hillside
National Foundation
Statler Hotel
Jack Laser
Iman
Mareh Polio
Joseph Millct
John Muccino
Oscar Kurry
Ati
Polio Vaccination Efforts Face Ongoing Concerns
The article notes polio remains a concern despite four years of Salk vaccine availability. It highlights lingering patient infections from earlier years and the large population not yet immunized, stressing continued public health vigilance.
Hurden-Looker PTA Heads to State Convention
Hurden-Looker School PTA members showed new officers and discussed the executive board meeting. Mrs Ellsworth Middleton and J James Hutchinson will represent at the State Convention in Atlantic City November 18 19 and 20. Delegates for a day include Mrs Herbert beer Meh Lang Mrs Michael Marsim and Mrs Harold Fertig. The next board meeting is set for November 3.
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Hurden-Looker School
P.T.A
Ellsworth Middleton
J. James Hutchinson
Pata
Atlantic
Herbert Beer
Dads Booster Club Sets Tentative Budget and Meetings
The Dads Booster Club at the high school, in its 10th year, approved a tentative budget of 1710 dollars. After a membership dive next week and the annual drive on Saturday December 12, budget revisions may occur. The club plans a November 5 meeting at the high school with two Metro Opera Guild memberships approved and other funding requests to be considered.
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Opera
Zients To Address Rutgers Luncheon
Bernard Zients of 166 Windsor Way will address the November 15 business luncheon at Rutgers University School of Business Administration. The Rutgers Class of 1933 member, Harvard MBA holder, is vice president of Gimbel Brothers Inc. in New York City and a former Rutgers marketing lecturer in 1935-36.
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Bernard Zients
Widsorway
Rutgers University School For Business
Zients
Rutgers
Harvard University
Zientsis
Gimbel Brothers Inc
New York City
Judge Gives Driver A Wedding Present
Magistrate Henry Goldhor presented what he called a wedding gift in Municipal Court on October 15 to Richard J. Doerr 22 of 71 Linden Avenue Irvington. The gift was the dismissal of two motor vehicle charges that would have carried $70 in fines for driving on an expired learner permit and lacking registration.
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Henry Goldhor
Richard J. Doerr
Linden Avenue
Irvington
Doerr
D'Amiano Fined After Court Appearance For Local Charge
Joseph D'Amiano, 28, of 254 Long Avenue, was fined 25 dollars on a local charges case brought by Roger A. Davis at 28 Prince Street, Elizabeth. D'Amiano pleaded not guilty and raised a remark about politics before Judge Goldhoradjourned court. He was a Republican candidate for Township Committee two years earlier.
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Doarr
Joseph D'Amiano
Long Avenue
Roger A. Davis
Prince Street
Elizabeth
D'Amiano
Goldhor
Township
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Navy
Robert Schust
Max Schauster
Leslie Sieet
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Naval School
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Women's Associa
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Saybrook
George Washington School Planning Board
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New York
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