Petition questions Beattie eligibility for Board of Education
A petition of appeal challenges John C Beattie eligibility to serve on the Board of Education. Dr Frederick M Raubin, state education commissioner, was informed by Abe Charnack, board president. The document argues Beattie joined the board while ineligible due to involvement in education insurance and advance commissions.
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John C. Beattie
Board of Education
Frederick M. Raubin
Abe Charnack
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Carnack
Beattie
Education Insurance
Joard
Inivan
Sistem
Ianaek
Alin Weisen ‘Id
Puirview Place
Secetary
State Board of Mediation
Jerome C. Tothgesser
North Avenue
Charnack
Board Education
Court Rules for Bowling Alleys in Elizabeth
Superior Court Judge Walter J. Hetfield ruled Friday that Burkam Bros. Int. may proceed with a bowling alley and cocktail lounge at 399 Route 22 for Sunset Lanes Two. A prior halt by Elmer's Tavern owners was tied to an appeal on subdivision status. Township Committee later reversed to major subdivision, with a public hearing set for May 6.
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Superior Court
Walter J. Hetfield
Elizabeth
Route 22
Burkam Bros. Int
Sunset Lanes
Steven
John Zelko
Elmer's Tavern
Bluysheal
Planning Board
March Collections Tax and Assessment Totals Reported
Tax receipts totaled 20 903 dollars and assessments reached 198 dollars for March announced yesterday by Collector John C. Po.
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John C. Po
North Broad street apartment plan cuts stories to six
City officials report applicants may reduce the nine story North Broad street project to six, while the Conant street plan hearing likely waits for North Broad's fate. An anecdote on science teaching highlights a class's joke about things that go up must come down. A March 26 item corrected bleacher automation costs for the new high school gym from 20 000 to 5 000, with debate over janitor needs. Open house draws crowds at the Hillside Medical Building, where future facilities will include several physicians a dentist and a radiologist.
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LATI
North Frdad Street
Conant Siavel
North Broad Street
Board of Education
Joseph Ram
Ram
Peter G. Humanik
Hillside Medical
Liberty Avenue
Tax Office Open Nights In Municipal Building
Inside's tax office in the Municipal Building will be open the next four Monday evenings for the convenience of property owners who desire to pay their second quarter taxes. Collector John C. Pozar announced. The office will be open April 26 27 May 4 and 11 from 7 to 8 pm.
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John C. Pozar
Passover Services at Sinai Congregation Apr 22 24
Passover observances at Sinai Congregation 1 Maple Avenue commence at sundown April 22 with services led by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen. First two days schedule lists April 22 7 pm April 23 8 45 am 6 30 pm April 24 8 45 am 7 pm. Hebrew School will hold model seders April 19 Esther Berkowitz Hall led by Hermann Lansey.
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Servic
Paul Sinai
Maple Avenue
Eliezer Cohen
Hebrew School
Sinai Hebrew School
Esther Berkowitz
H S Instructors Get Special Posts
Six new positions were created by the school board increasing salaries by 1500. Dr Wayne T Binom recommended William Koestner as director of secondary education with a 500 raise. Five department chairs were appointed at 200 each. Several retirement notices and reappointments followed as the board adjusted staff for the coming year and prepared a tribute for longtime officials.
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Wayne T. Binom
William Koestner
Peter G. Humanik
Joseph Ram
Bernard J. Schalkot
Annamae Rudolph Sockil
George Langstatt
Stiene
John Sidi
Vormmer Clal
Edward Goltlion
Mehr
Bardei
M. Kirk
Morris Schul
Yeurs
Samuel Puhow
Humanik
Bridget
Trenton Civil Defense Drill Set For Tomorrow
New Jersey civil defense officials announce a nationwide Operation Alert drill with Take Cover signals at 1 30 pm tomorrow. Traffic will halt and one million school children will be moved to shelters. Four megaton blast simulations target Deepwater, West Windsor, Philipsburg and Morristown as part of a multi phase exercise.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Civil Defense
Thomas
Dignan
Conelrad
Civil Defense Broadcasting Net
Salem County
Route 19
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Mercer County
West Windsor Township
Penys Neck
Warren County
Philipsburg
Morris County
Morristown
Democratic and Republican Primary Contests Feature Numerous Local Races
Interest in next Tuesday's primary centers on a crowded Democratic Freeholder field with 17 contenders for three seats. Hillsiders Adolph Winston and John Malone lead an independent Democrat slate, joined by Edward Minawski, while other Democratic hopefuls include Walsh, Mighiore, Boyle, Kedzinals, Morris, Young, Busiman, Leonard, Neaber Jr, Mulligan, Messingos Sal, Gieho, and Pettit. In state races Wheeler faces Rinaldo for Senate. Hughes Wile son McGowan Miller run with one opponent, Dominick Russo. Unopposed Democratic coroner candidates are Kennedy, Wolfson, and Freeman. Republican peprimary features Crane unopposed for Senate, with a contested Assembly slate and sheriffs race. Lehi Jr is sole Republican candidate for coroner. Local town contests show no clear Republican opposition for township officials, while Democratic hopefuls Blinhami and Deseh seek township roles, and Schulman Hill seek reelection with Hill.
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Freeholder
Adolph A. Winston
Regular County Organization
John M. Malone
Winston
Tolly Demps
Edward Minawski
George R. Walsh
Salvertore JL Mighiore
John ¢. Boyle
Stephen Kedzinals
John W. Morris
Willum A Young
Charles
Busiman
Leonard
Joseph A. Neaber, Jr
Jamies
WV Mulligan
Roneey Messingos
Charles Gieho
Th Pronk Pettit
Meteo
Panks
State Senate
J. Rey Wheeler
Oranization
Anthony D. Rinaldo
Democratic Assembly
Ticlket
Mildred Parry Hughes
John J. Wileson
James M. McGowan
George M. Miller
Dominick Russe
Shere Wic
Ralph Ortscella
Ane
Walter J Mitchell
Coroner
Daniel J. Kennedys
Sigmund Wolfson
John Jd. Preeman
Robert © Crane
Republican Asmbly Shire
Nelson Fe Stunlor
Richa
Mascatello
Don Ws Moraythe
Leonard Simmons
Dine Melieke
Herbert W.exe
GOP
Roy A Carey
Republican
Township
Hyman M. Schulman
Prank J. Hill
Board of Education
Board of Education Backs County Vocational Schools
The board voiced unanimous support for a county vocational school system, with County Superintendent Dr. William L. West presenting figures. He argued that a six-school, countywide program could lower per-municipality costs and serve about 4,000 students, noting current trends toward technical training and the need to connect area youth with industrial careers.
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Willian L. West
West
Haliawine
de West
Titan Linders
Pai
Union County
Mwe
Weide
Elizabeth
Nie Varren Armant
Dr West
Aire
Sehonje
Essex
Middlesex
Oulsale Shileiig
Fap Feck
Fetter
Veck
di West Sai
Aresang
Mayor Charnock to Be Honored at Reserve Board Event
The former leaders Mayor Mellon and Charnock, long associated with the Idpe Reservairins, will be honored at a civic ceremony in Newnan Arioin on a date in April. The event recognizes their past service and leadership within the organization and city.
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Charnock
Mayer Mas Seleilen
Abe Charnock
Peischay
Heise Rewanly
Mellon Ane Chanwek
Idpe Reservairins Dee
Chapeau Newnan
Resident Honored By Vet Hospital Ceremony Honors Volunteers
Mrs. Wleaher simmer of Hi Sab y erm avenue led a list of 180 volunteers honored at the Veterans Administration Hospital in East Orange. Mrs. Kifer contributed 2500 hours of voluntary work. Dr ML Terbert Finehere, the hospital manager, conferred the honors at the annual ceremony.
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Wleaher Simmer
Hi Sab Yerm Avenue
Veterans Administration Hospital
East Orange
Kifer
ML Terbert Finehere
Springfield Exhibit By Former Resident Opens at Library
An art exhibit by Mrs Jacqueline Klaphols, formerly of Willside, now Springfield, is on duty this month at the Springfield Public Library showcasing her works and local ties to the community.
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Jacqueline Klaphols
Springfield
Willside
Springfeld Public
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