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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1952

Page

3

Civic Group Seeks Conant Street Bus Service

The Ninth District Civic Association met at Albert L. Rothbard's home to discuss bus transit on Conant Street and to poll property owners on tree orders. Republicans and Democrats will be invited to the next meeting as plans for a January or February barn dance are drafted.

Civic Associaton Albert L. Rothbard Voorhees Street Transnon Conant Street Mosl Green Flyer Spade Tree Commission

Strike Settled At Overhead Door After Ten-Week Walkout

Local 2475 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners AFL reports a ten week strike at the Overhead Door Company ended on September 8 with a new two year contract. It provides a ten cent per hour raise through July 31, 1954, subject to Wage Stabilization Board approval. Includes automatic cost of living adjustments based on Bureau of Labor Statistics, a two week vacation after six years instead of seven and a half, two daily rest periods, and revised seniority rights. The contract also contemplates contributions to the Sister Kenny Foundation.

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners AFL Overhead Wage Stabilization Board Bureau of Labor Statistics

Weston Honors Five Hillside Residents for Long Service

Weston Electrical Instrument Corp. Newark honored 42 employees with gold wrist watches for long service. Five Hillside men totaled 208 years among recipients. Milton Johnson led with 45 years as sub department head, followed by Raymond Sweet at 44 years as department head. Alfred Wolfert 41 years as supervising engineer, Frank Lyman 39 years as foreman, and Paul Huber 39 years as mechanical superintendent.

Hillside Weston Electrical Instrument Corp Newark Milton Johnson Fairbanks Street Johnson Raymond Sweet Aldine Street Alfred Wolfert Salem Avenue Frank Lyman Arthur Street Paul Huber Linwood Place Mel-Art Earl R. Mellen Mellen

Democratic Corn Festival Sunday at Hillside Club

The Hillside Democratic Club hosts a corn festival on Sunday afternoon September 21 at 2 30 at Zatkos Grove New York. Admission is fifty cents with refreshments. music and games are offered and indoor arrangements will be made if it rains. Children with parents admitted free and the public is invited. Buy bonds and keel toem.

Hillside Democratic Club Zatko’s Grove New York Place Harvard Avenue

Brennan Marks 25 Years With Phone Co

Raymond J. Brennan of the Metropolitan Newark area reached twenty five years of continuous service with New Jersey Bell Telephone Company. He is cub master of Pack 196 Boy Scouts of America and participates in George Washington and Hillside High School PTA affairs. Brennan coordinates the Newark Downtown Softball League and serves on the Downtown Council governing board and the Telephone Pioneers of America H G McCully Chapter.

New Jersey Bell Telephone Company Raymond J. Brennan Newark Brennan Boy Scouts of America George Washington Hillside High P.t.a’s Downtown Council H. G. McCully Telephone Pioneers of America

Newark selects Eleanor Karasek Di Buono as school psychologist

Mrs. Eleanor Karasek Di Buono of 383 Princeton Avenue is named school psychologist for the Newark School System. A Hillside High School and Montclair State alumna with a Columbia University master’s in psychology, she trained at NYU and The New School. She previously served three years as a NYC secondary counselor and interned at Columbia Presbyterian Neurological Institute. Louis Mudrick probate sought by widow Freda Mudrick of 569 Plymouth Road, named executrix and beneficiary.

Eleanor Karasek di Buono Princeton Avenue Newark di Buono Hillside High School Montclair State Teachers College Columbia University New York University New School For Social Research New York City Neurological Institute Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center New York Charles A. Otto Louis Mudrick Freda Mudrick Plymouth Road

Weequahic Adult School To Reopen

Weequahic Adult School will reopen for its thirtieth consecutive session on Tuesday September 30 and run weekly Tuesday evenings through December 9. Over 250 Hillside residents enroll annually. Fourteen new courses join twenty six popular offerings, including Accordion Playing for Beginners by Alfred Mayer and Real Estate by ten leading Realtors.

Hillside Weequahic Adult School Andrew Scott Essex-Union County Alfred Mayer Henry Street New York City Ruth Grudin Joel L. Schlesinger Tours Schlesinger Company Newark Richard D. Hudson Home Builders Association Metropolitan New Jersey Arthur G Pulis, Jr Pranklin, Mortgage and Title Insurance Company William J. Brede Henry Rose Department of Public Information New Jersey Turnpike Authority James E. Hanson Alexander Summer Company Israel Don F Walton Henry Rohn Rohn Bertram R. Miller

Essex County Medical Society offers six week speakers bureau

The Essex County Medical Society and Rutgers University co sponsor a six week speakers bureau featuring works by J Liss Ephraim Eisenberg George Turner Melvin Michaels and a course on economic problems led by Dr Salomon Finnk. Beginners golf runs two single periods and Good Government Association of New Jersey remains non partisan. John Pozar seeks reelection Frank Dee announces group stance. Mrs Buttwell handles refreshments. The next meeting is Friday September 19 at 8 30 p m at Dom Peterpaul 1224 South Bright Street. Members urged to attend.

The Essex County Medical Society J. Liss Ephraim Eisenberg George J. Turner Melvin L. Michaels Rutgers University Salomon J. Finnk John Pozar Frank Dee Good Government Association of New Jersey Buttwell Dom Peterpaul South Bright Street

Back Democratic Candidates Here

The first of three election meetings of the Good Government Association of New Jersey was held Friday evening at Joseph Buttwell’s home. The independent group endorsed William Gural, Democrat, for Township Committeeman and Tax Collector.

Good Government Association of New Jersey Joseph Buttwell Bright Street William Gural

George Washington School PTA Holds First Board Meeting

The George Washington School PTA executive board meets Monday at 1 15 p m in the school library to start the season. The Parent Teacher Institute gathering at Trinity Reformed Church Plainfield was attended by Mrs. Sol Soroka Mrs. Ben Unterman Mrs. Morris Lubin Mrs. Ben Kriegman and Mrs. F Rubinroit.

George Washington School P.T.A Trinity Reformed Church Plainfield Sol~ Soroka Ben Unterman Morris Lubin Ben Kriegman F. Rubinroit

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