Duties and Functions of Municipal Officials with Mayor
The public often underestimates the scope of the municipal clerk role including statutory duties as Secretary to the Governing Body and Secretary of the Municipal Corporation. The clerk also acts as an election official with quasi-judicial authority and the chief administrative official at the municipal level, with statutory duties outlined in Title 40 and Title 19 NJSA. Continued on Page 9.
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Lureshare
Municpal Corporation
Municpal
N.J
Hillside Seeks Night Watch. Bicycles Stolen Among Weekend Thefts
Hillside police urge residents to keep outside lights on and report suspicious activity. Weekend thefts include four boys bikes valued $20 to $75 from homes on Harvard Westminster Baker Wilder and King streets, plus four hubcaps and a 12 volt battery from local cars.
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Phyllis Adamowitz
Harvard Ave
Alice Nesbitt
Westminster Ave
Dolores Lipman
Wilder St
Katherine Lesseter
Baker St
Adamowitz
William Lange
Buchanan St
Howard Katz
Williamson Ave
Anita Lieberman
Liberty Ave
Keith Trusott
Clifton
Center Bowl
N. Broad St
Trusott
Cancer Survivability and the Need for Action
The American Cancer Society notes cancer is highly curable but about 100,000 Americans will die this year needlessly. Public awareness exists, yet many fail to act on early diagnosis, annual checkups, and preventive steps like avoiding smoking and sun exposure. Saving lives starts with personal action and support.
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The
American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Democratic Leader Attacks Feltman Over Candidacy Switch
Samuel Katz Hillside Democratic Municipal Chairman launched a critique of Franklin Feltman’s move from the Board of Education to the Township Committee on the Republican ticket. Katz questioned Feltman’s pledges to improve the Hillside school system and accused him of switching parties for personal ambition.
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Samuel Katz
Franklin Feltman
Katz
Feltman
Hillside
Board of Education
Hillside Times
Township
Mr. Feltman
Hillside Democratic Club
One Man Is Injured In Three Car Crash
Roman Uschak 22 of 484 Boyden Ave Maplewood suffered arm and leg injuries in a three car chain reaction crash at 515 p m last Tuesday in front of 150 Hillside Ave He refused medical attention and was released on 100 bail for lacking his driver's license. Patrolman John Twomey issued the summons. The cars were driven by Joan C Giezer 35 of 1824 Berkshire Drive Union and Peter Cenci 59 of 203 Maplewood Ave Maplewood. Cenci said sun in eyes prevented him from seeing the stopped traffic, causing his car to strike Uschak rear which forced him into the Giezer vehicle.
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Roman Uschak
Boyden Ave
Maplewood
Hillside Ave
John Twomey
Joan C.giezer
Berkshire Drive
Union
Uschak
Peter Cenci
Maplewood Ave
Giezer
Little Leaguers Get Baseball Tips
The second session of the first annual Little League baseball clinic will be held from 9 am to noon this Saturday at Hillside High School. Boys of Little League age will learn infield and outfield play pitching catching batting bunting and running techniques with position duty outlines from coaches Carmen J. Ferrigno Samuel Stellatella Joseph Silver and Arthur J. Ferugson assisting.
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Hillside High School
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Samuel Stellatella
Joseph Silver
Arthur J. Ferugson
TOBIAS BBC APPLIANCES AD AT 1289 LIBERTY AVENUE
An advertisement from TOBIAS BBC APPLIANCES lists a location at 1289 Liberty Avenue in Waverly with contact number 3-1768-9. The snippet provides no additional context about products or dates.
Principals Seek Salary Revaluation and Board Actions
The Board of Education discussed bids for arts and PE supplies, painting and roof work, and requested 298 124 65 for eight weeks to meet obligations. Title II funds 1967 68 amounted to 3 504 and Title 1 funds 1 164 were received. Gilbert D. Chamberlin reappointed attorney. General supplies bids due May 8. 1968 69 calendar approved. school closes May 31. summer program approved. Board ends Metropolitan School Study Council membership.
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Board of Education
Peemehip
Marvin Corwick
State Department of Education
Ruiew
Gilbert D. Chamberlin
Martin Lynch
Metropolitan School Study Council
Rotary Men Urged To Join Crusade
Rev Richard Fox of Hillside United Presbyterian Church urged Hillside Rotary Club members to join the greater Newark evangelistic crusade He reported attending a Newark clergy breakfast with Mayor Hugh Addonizio to plan summer programs in Central Ward and seek solutions for race problems Three speakers debated Vietnam withdrawal with Hillside High students Lewis Prince and Lewis Janowski presenting opposing views Prince argued for immediate withdrawal and redirecting funds to crime poverty health and education aid Janowski warned Vietnam may fall if the US pulls out The debate was introduced by Barbara Cooper a social studies teacher and club adviser
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Richard Fox
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Hillside Rotary Club
Greater Newark
Newark
Hugh Addonizio
Central Ward
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
United
Vietnam
Hillside High School
Lewis Prince
Lewis Janowski
Prince
United States
Jankowski
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Southeast Asia
Barbara Cooper
Evaluation survey for municipal employees eyed at May meeting
Maple Ave gas station approval drew a 3 2 vote with Humble Oil proposed by Davelen Inc. The committee weighs Morrigan Associates $3500 for city staff survey or $6500 to include police and fire. Civil Service offered a free four month survey of all employees. A 6 000 state aid was noted for Hillside Ave improvement.
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ER LO Nays
Morrigan Associates of
West Orange
Committee For
Morrigan
Municpal Em
Robert Diamond
N.J. Dept. of Civil Service
Civil Service
Hudson County
Newark
Police Dept
Paterson
Board of Adjustment
Humble Oil Co
Maple Ave
Bailey
Williamson
Davelen Inc
Arnold M. Smith
Humble Oil
Arnold Witte
Alex Menza
Diamond and
Ferrigno
Esso
Salem Ave
Wilder Stone
Hillside Ave
Bloy St
Chestnut Ave
Union County Board of
Feltman Steps Down as Board of Education Finance Head
Franklin A Feltman former Board of Education president and finance chairman requests removal from the post amid a disputed issue over school funds Custodian Marvin Crowick. He cites possible political conflict with his Township Committee candidacy and says the matter is in the public domain and will be decided by the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin A. Feltmian
Board of Education
Marvin Crowick
Feltman
Corwick
Sanford Meskin
New Officers Elected by Davenport and Dill Ladies Auxiliary
The Davenport and Dill Jr. Post 1722 Ladies Auxiliary elected officers for the coming year at their April 9 meeting. Names include President Gertrude Marshall and Secretary Catherine Riley. The group also contributes to Midland School. next meeting April 23 at 7 30 P.M.
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Davenport and
Midland School
Hillside Fire Dept Supplies Mutual Aid in Newark Riots
The Hillside Fire Department provided mutual aid during last week’s Newark riots. An engine was stationed on Springfield Avenue while four men under Captain William Groeger arrived under armed guard. Other off duty firemen were recalled to Hillside to stand by.
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Hillside Fire Dept
Newark
Springfield Ave
William Groeger
Hillside Fire House
Charlotte Poole Featured In Sixth Annual Evening Show
Charlotte Poole of 1474 Highlands Avenue will headline the sixth annual Evening of the Performing Arts this Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Chancellor building of the YM YWHA at 225 Chancellor Avenue Newark. She attends Upsala College East Orange and previously studied at Hillside High School and George Washington School. Tickets cost 75 cents and are available at the Y.
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Charlotte Poole
Highland Avenue
Ymywha
Chancellor Avenue
Newark
Miss Poole
George Washington School
Hillside Avenue School
Hillside High School
New York Institute For the Education of the Blind
Upsala College
East Orange
Registration Window Open for Voter Prep
Township Clerk announces open hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on April 22 to 25 for voter registration and transfer of registrations. Residents must register by April 25 to vote in the June 4 primary election.
Hillside Tax Office Evening Hours Set for Tax Day
The Hillside Tax Office will open Monday nights from 7 to 8 p.m. on April 22 25 and May 6 to help taxpayers pay second quarter taxes due by May 1.
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Hillside
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