Unico Backing Language Institute Proposal
The Hillside chapter of UNICO favors Proposal 000230 to fund a National Defense Education Act Summer Language Institute at Fairleigh Dickinson University in 1968. The program targets college students preparing to teach Italian in high schools with an audio lingual approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Unico
Commissioner of Education
Fairleigh Dickinson University
E. Jonathan Bell
Local Service Organization
Madison
Ter Margherita Marchione
Unico National
Washington, D.C
Tangarie Celebrates 30 Years as Prudential Chef
Thomas G. Tangarie, head chef in Prudential Insurance Co commissary division at 1310 State St Hillside, marks 30th anniversary with the firm. He belongs to the Italian American Civic Assn of Hillside, is married to Clementina Russo of Vermont, and they have three daughters, a son, and a granddaughter.
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Thomas G, Tangarie
Thomas G. Tangarie
State St
Hillside
Prudential Insurance Co
Tangarie
SMO Vaping Habit Tied to Youth High School Use Say Union County
Union County Heart Association reports two thirds of all smokers formed the habit in high school. Overall death rates are implied to be higher among those who start early, underscoring public health concerns about adolescent tobacco use.
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Union County Heart Association
Emery Steinberger Joins New York Life Top Club
Emery Steinberger of 331 Co nant St has qualified as a member of the 1967 Top Club of New York Life Insurance Company. The Top Club honors the companys outstanding agents based on a 966.67 sales record, according to Paul A. Norton, senior VP of marketing. As a member, Steinberger qualifies to attend this years educational conference at Miami Beach Florida.
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Emery Steinberger
Conant St
New York Life Insurance Company
New Pe Life
Paul A. Norton
Steinberger
Miami Beach
Fla
Pool collection aids Lewis drive at Hillside pool
On Labor Day a collection was taken at the Hillside Municipal Swimming Pool to support the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Drive. The drive was conducted by Lewis via a televised telethon over the weekend. The collection totaled $22 and was mailed to Jerry Lewis by Abe Haber. Participants included Sherri Allen, Debbie Cohen, Amy Gelowitz, Fern Haber and Lori Popper.
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Hillside Municipal
Jerry Lewis
Lewis
Abe Haber
Trinity Pl
Sherri Allen
Debbie Cohen
Amy Gelowitz
Fern Haber
Lori Popper
Army Captain Ram to Return From Vietnam Duty
Captain Michael J Ram of the U S Army, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ram, is serving in Vietnam with the First Logistics Command Mainten ance Directorate. He began active duty in October 1965 and has risen from Second Lieutenant, and is due home in October after two years of service. He is married to Sheryl Wolin of West Orange and has a five month old son Benjamin. His parents and friends await his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J.ram
U.S. Army
Joseph Ram
Vietnam
First Logistics Command
Ram
Hillside Public Schools
Lafayette College
Dr. Ram
Sheryl Wolin
West Orange
Benjamin
New Leader Training Aims to Personalize Girl Scout Education
Hillside Girl Scout leaders will try a new adaptive course this fall. Developed with Dr. Malcolm Knowles, the program lets each student diagnose strengths, choose topics, and set personal goals with trained instructors. It uses resources from top industrial training programs and will run at Cranford Methodist Church starting September 25.
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Washington Rock
James B. Duke
Hillside
Cranford Methodist Church
Lincoln and
Walnut Avenues
Cranford
Postmaster Announces Faster Mail Service
Postmaster William Runyon unveils a mail speedup starting August 28 1967 in Elizabeth New Jersey and surrounding offices. First class mail will shift to air transport linking with highway and rail runs from New York City Newark Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburgh toward Chicago St Louis and beyond. No regular postal jobs will be cut as a result.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Surroun
William H. Run Yon
New York City
Newark N.J
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Runyon
Burned Lighting Barbecue Fire Injures Milton Fruchtbaum
Milton Fruchtbaum aged 53 of 280 Bernard Terrace suffered third degree burns to his right arm hand leg and thigh after a flashback while lighting a barbecue with gasoline at 5 56 p.m Tuesday. He was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital in Elizabeth and admitted for treatment.
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Milton Fruchtbaum
Bernard Ter
Fruchtbaum
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Lesson Sermon Subst ance for Sunday in Christian Science churches
The weekly lesson sermon titled Substance will be read in all Christian Science churches this Sunday. The Golden Text cites Psalms about pleasant lines and a blessed heritage, guiding the congregation with spiritual assurance.
B n ai B r i th Drive for 100 Ad Sellers and 225 Members
Hillside Lodge 1514 B n ai B r i th launches two drives to boost funds and membership. Members urged to sell 100 dollars in ads for the annual journal and recruit 225 new members, with Saul Schreier directing the journal drive and Shep Sternin as the new membership chairman. An opening meeting with an entertainer is set for 8:30 p m on Sept 18 at Sinai Congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Dance Journal
Saul Schreier
Belleview Ter
Shep Sternin
Sinai
Senior Citizens Open Fall Meeting At Elks Club
The Hillside recreation board sponsors the senior citizens club. The first fall meeting is September 11 at 1 pm at the Elks Club on Hillside Ave. It is a program gathering with games and a birthday party. The club has 60 members and invites new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Club
Hillside Recreation Board
Elks Club
Hillside Ave
New York Oilmen Drill Near 440 Deep Wells in 1966
New York oilmen set an all time high by drilling almost 440 deep wells in 1966. A deep well reaches 15,000 feet or more. Since 1938 more than 3,000 such wells have been recorded in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Hillside Little League Awards Night Moves To Coronet Center
Fire at Navaho Restaurant Irvington forced relocation of the 14th Annual Hillside Little League Awards Night Banquet. President Frank Naughton announced the event will honor championship teams from American and National Leagues, plus minor leagues, with trophies for leading batters and pitchers. Special services award, guest speaker Jackie Farrell of the New York Yankees, and free admission for registered youths with an accompanying adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Naughton
Hillside Little League
Irvington
Coronet
Irvington Center
Rotary
Tigers
Mets
Little League Board of Trustees
Jackie Farrell
New York Yankees
Falcons Hold Charity Ball
A gala charity ball is planned for Saturday September 9 1967 at the Polish Falcon Veteran Home Newark New Jersey starting at 9 00 P M. Proceeds go to the Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa building fund in Doylestown Pa. Stas Wojtowicz and his Melodia orchestra entertain. Donation is 2 50 per person. Alfred Zienowicz co director of Two Edwards Polish Radio Program and district club president.
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South 20Th Street
Newark
New Jersey
Shrine of Our ‘Lady of
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TIMES
Lewis Drive
Chemical Engineering
The
Newark College of Engineering
Michael Jay Ram
U. S. Army
U.S
Elroy Moss
Hillside Girl Scout Community Association
Ding
Barney's ‘Store
Liberty Ave
Long WA
Clothes Line Ltd
Rockville Center
Long Island
Slacks
Mr. Pants
Pantsville
Mt. Thomason
Wondamere
Stilleto
Sir
Mr. Dino Pantino
Alexa Evan Picone
Jantzen Bulky
Itar
Darlene White
Stag
Colebrook
Woodmere Pett
Gossard-Sarong Lilly
France
Cornival
Warners
Young Men
McGregor Bell Arrow
Kaynee Rob Roy Model
B'rith
Little
Falcons
CAMP
J. Franklin Reinhard General Insurance
Salem Ave
Safeco Insurance
Hillside, Ny
Hilary School
American Montessori Society
Jewish Educational
Talmud Torah
Elmora Avenue
Callel
Sesser Eerererrs
PUB
Protect
Trenton
Aga
Hotel
Robert Treat
Newark, N
Hans Traussen
New
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