Bar Mitzvah and engagements mark town celebrations
Sinai Congregation on Maple Ave hosted Keith Hal Rand’s Bar Mitzvah with a reception at Richfield Regency Verona. Nadine Brinhendler and Bruce Kundin announce their engagement amid family gatherings. A Spring wedding is planned as golf enthusiast Mrs. Bassin wins her third trophy and a silver wedding anniversary is celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Cyron with 180 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Brinhendler
Bruce B. Kundin
Harry Kundin
Compton Ter
Albert Brinhendler
Los Angeles
Calif
Lena Ebert
Pine Brook
Sinai Temple
Bank of America
Beverly Hills
Kundin
Hillside High School
Jersey City State College
Columbia University
N.Y.C
Samuel Bassin
Exeter Way
Green Brook Country Club
Caldwell
Budapest
Hungary
Bassin
Elizabeth
Richard
Karen
Irvington
Frank Tyranski
Long Ave
Wayne
Lynn
Alan
Donald
Henry Tyranski
Sanford Ave
Edward J. Tyranski
Ryan St
Arthur Mooney
Belleville
Edward H. Golej
Hillside Week Highlights Lions Club Talk and Local Incidents
Hillside Week reports William Stark, former Hillside Lions Club president, showing national convention slides at Townley’s Restaurant Union. Police note multiple local incidents including a bullet through a door, a brush fire on Pennsylvania Ave, a dog bite on Mertz Ave, and a car recovery on Williamson Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stark
Hillside Lions Club
Townley
Union
Peter Bradley
Westminster Ave
Y M YWHA Green Lane announces fall winter activities
Eastern Union County YM YWHA in Green Lane Union lists fall and winter programs for all ages. New jogging class for adults in the Y gym on Tue and Thu evenings starts next week. Water ballet begins Sept 26 with Miss Roberta Jacobson directing. Pool aides class runs Sept 13 to Oct 11, survival swimming for 10 to 15 begins Oct 18 to Nov 1, life saving classes run Nov 8 to Jan 31. Women’s morning isometrics start Oct 3 with Kay Genis swimming instruction. Wrestling class to be announced. Competitive swimmers for boys and girls seven to 15 start Oct 21 with coach Walter Kwiecien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lane
Department of Health and Physical Education
Union County
Ym-Ywha
Union
Leonard Chernus
R. “Happy’’ Pezzia
Roberta Jacobson
Miss Jacobson
Kay Genis
Walter Kwiecien
Youth Invited to Join Nixon Agnew Support Group
Youth up to age 30 and college students were urged to join the Youth for Nixon Agnew group in Hillside United Citizens for Nixon Agnew. Charles Wasser of 369 Yale Avenue urged interested individuals to contact him or visit the Republic Headquarters on Liberty Avenue opposite Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth For Nixon-Agnew
Hillside
United Citizens For Nixon-Agnew
Charles Wasser
Yale Avenue
Nixon - Agnew Republic
Liberty Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Surrogate Reports Receipts for August 1968
Mary C. Kanane released a summary showing August 1968 receipts totaling $13,329.67, $1,970.69 higher than August 1967. The report lists services including Probates $2,966.75 and Administrations $498.00 with Guardian duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Kanane
Guardian
P.T.A. Meets New Faculty at Calvin Coolidge School
The Calvin Coolidge School P.T.A. held its first regular meeting of the year on September 19. Mrs. Robert Oram presided and introduced the new executive board and classroom mothers. Principal Mrs. Stanton spoke, presenting the new faculty and special teachers. Entertainment followed with the Pin-a-Fours, a quartet from the Adelines, Inc. singing tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Goldberg
Leslie St
Jerold Goldberg
Lloyd Court
Nutley
Beth Jill
Clara Maass Memorial Hospital
Belleville
Dean Scott
Jeanne Heller
Abraham Heller
Oxford
Goldberg
C.P.A
Goldberg and Nechamie
East Orange
Linda Goldberg
Linda
Calvin Coolidge School
P.T.A
Robert Oram
Pin-a-Fours
Eet Adelines, Inc
Today
Yesteryear
Summary of Financial Ledger Entries and Amounts
A list of recorded amounts including ships 396.40 and accounts 3 548.23. Also shown are certificates 1 335.00 orders to limit credit ors 500.00 and miscellaneous 2 059.55 with adoptions 298.00 and refunds 625.75. Inventories 0. Petitions 251.55.
New Jersey Clears Broad Public Employee Representation Law
The New Jersey Senate and Assembly override a governor’s conditional veto to enact a sweeping public employee representation law. It allows designated organizations to represent public employees in collective negotiations and tasks the Public Employees Relations Commission with policy making and rule setting on dispute settlement grievance procedures and administration. The act defines negotiating units by community of interest and designates the exclusive representative for terms and conditions of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Senate and Assembly
Hughes
New Jersey Public Employees
New Jersey Public Employees Relations Commission
Cooperative Negotiation Rules for Work Conditions
The text outlines that proposed changes to working conditions must be negotiated with the majority representative before adoption. It also requires the majority representative and designated public employer representatives to meet at reasonable times and negotiate in good faith on grievances and terms and conditions of employment.
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George Washington School
Josephine Tirinato
Ross
Central High School
Newark
Pennsylvania Ave
Raphael Zolkin
Mertz Ave
Ray Umansky
Highland Ave
Richard Cann
the Arrow Engineering Co. Inc
Central Ave
Pinkus Praves
Summit Ave
Beth, Israel Hospital
New York
New York Brass and Copper Co
Donald Larzleer
41St St
Bloy St
Unique Wire Co
Ramsey Ave
Vincent Wycko
Hillside Ave
Belmar
Charles O’neil
Williamson Ave
Elmo Harvey
Elizabeth Ave
N. Broad .T
Mia
Buick
Safet
Ures
Uick Luxury da
Men’s Progress Club
Jewish War Veterans of Union
Wovsaniker
Seymour Bateman
Bernard Mandy
Aaron Levine
Cpl
Pouls
Sion
Hel
Revolu
Tg. and
Union County Buick CO
North Broad St
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