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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1961

Page

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Pass School Pay Guides Raise Teacher Minimums and Maxima

The new pay guides raise minimums for teachers with four to six years of training by 400 to 200. Maximums advance by 650 600 and 500 to 200 8600 and 9000. Raises also set higher steps to reach maxima and add annual increments of 200. Special duties add stipends for chairmen directors and principals with higher ceilings and increments. Numerous staff categories see adjusted maximums and increments. Two teachers honored for 20 years service. Assembly Bill 869 supported to allow appeals of state education decisions after budgets fail. Descriptions of school workers’ roles given by guidance director psychologist and social worker. Speeding case: 19-year-old Roger J Felber’s license revoked 30 days for excessive speed.

Guide Peter G. Humanik Ruth Meyer Gilberta Scannell A.P. Morris George Washington State Commissioner of Education Jane Krumacher Stanley Kaye Robert Zito

Route 78 clash stirs Hillside politics and vote tally confusion

In Hillside the GOP primary produced a puzzling tally with James P. Mitchell listed as winning 269 votes in District 12 though the district total was 153. The error yields an official count of 921. Deputy Atty Gen Gural responds to earlier criticism of local politics. Township officials meet with State Highway officials over Route 78, seeking interviews with top town leadership.

James P. Mitchell Hillside Mitchell Henry Goldhor Washington Walter Osborn Goldhor Dwight Palmer Palmer Louis A. Dischler Joseph S. Fuhrmann Www Publican Dumont Bat Jones Ld Mt Bernsty Tal Assembly Griffin Simmons Stamler Gilson Warkala Tozzi Tracy County Clerk Nulton Freeholders Daly Slater Marsh Forrester Novello Benninger Fem Ie Slonczewsk Ttau Griffin A TOWN Committen Miller CLERK Noble Id Sheets Demarest Hughes Assembly Green Kemper Krueger Luchio Freeholders Romano Kozlowski Donahue Ackerman Disehler Eev Od Nelson Stamler William R. Gilson Vincent F. Warkala John R. Tozzi Charles S. Tracy John C. Marsh George

Hillside GOP nominates Mitchell for governor in tight Hillside race

In Hillside Tuesday primary results show James P. Mitchell leading Republicans for governor amid a district error dispute. Nelson Stamler topped the Assembly tally as Irene Griffin upset a race. Democrats nominated Richard J. Hughes for governor with solid local support.

Albert J. Benninger Henry G. Nurton Hillside Irene T. Griffin Richard J. Hughes Assembly John J. Wilson James M. McGowan George M. Miller Mil

Banks Purchases Interest in Sterling Delicatessen

Edgar M. Banks announces he has purchased Richard E. Lavroffs interest in the Sterling Delicatessen located at 1106 Liberty Avenue in the Hillside Shopping Center. The delicatessen, opened three years ago, specializes in catering and a variety of meat fish platters and hot or cold hors d oeuvres including Smokey Joes and Sloppy Joes.

Edgar M. Banks Richard E. Lavroff Sterling Delicatessen Liberty Avenue Hillside

Noble Wins GOP Clerk Nomination in Tough Primary

Nine fire department captains passed civil service exams led by James J. Foran with 89 623, followed by Edward Ruhl and Charles Horvath. Jack C. Noble won the Republican township clerk nomination over Jack Valenti, with absentee ballots shaping the finish. Voter turnout was about 15 percent in a dismal, stormy election day.

Agerent Civil Service Commission Hillside Fire Department James J. Foran Bloy Street Edward Ruhl Ryan Street Charles F. Horvath Prospect Street Stanley S. Lemond Woodruff Avenue Thomas R. Mateer Virginia Street Lawrence C. Seifert Bank Street Charles C. Wilkes Whiteshot Paul H. Davis Carlosb. Guidice Broadway Jack C. Noble Jack Valenti Board of Education Noble Valenti Harry G. Miller Monroe Ackerman Louis A. Dischler

Columbian Club Granted License by ABC Board

The Columbian Club of Rev Thomas F Canty Council 8197 Knights of Columbus received a club liquor license from the local ABC Board. The license covers a clubhouse planned at 1220 1228 Liberty Avenue, contingent on Building Inspector Mon aco approving the structure and issuing a occupancy certificate. The application was led by Robert Giovine, club president. Abe Mankowitz, ABC Board chairman, said the local quota of two club licenses is now exhausted, with Hillside Lodge 1591, BPO Elks holding the other.

ABC Board Columbian Club Thomas F. Canty Council Knights of Columbus Liberty Avenue Carmen Monaco, Sr Robert Giovine Abe Mankowitz Hillside Lodge B.P.O. Elks

Public Service Electric marks 25 years for Newark foreman

A 25 year service emblem was presented to Malachy J. Tartis of 595 Buchanan Street. Tartis, an underground foreman in the Essex electric distribution department, Newark, received the badge from Public Service Electric & Gas Co. for completing a quarter century of service.

Public Service Electric & Gas Co Malachy J. Tartis Buchanan Street Haris Essex Electric Distribution Department Newark

Maewithey Named For New Jersey Tercentenary Committee

Gov Meyher appointed an Advisory Public Information Committee for the New Jersey Tercentenary Commission. Members include newspaper public relations radio and TV representatives. James L Maewithey Bristol-Myers PR director will act as chairman. Full committee meets at Princeton Inn on April 26.

Frenton Robert B. Meyher New Jersey Tercentenary Commission James L. Maewithey Bristol- Myers Company Princeton Inn

Pro Football Star To Address JWY Meeting

Sam Huff, star linebacker for the New York Giants, will address Hillside Post 573 Jewish War Veterans at Post Headquarters 374 Bloy Street. He will show films of the 1961 season as members and guests attend Monday, April 24, at 8 30 pm. Chairman Julian Cheriff, 27 Conklin Avenue.

Sam Huff New York Football Giants Hillside Post Post Bloy Street Julian Cheriff Conklin Avenue

Bank official attends national bankers association school

Harvey W. Peace Jr of Hillside National Bank is attending the New Jersey Bankers Association School of Public Relations this week at Princeton to enhance professional skills and public outreach.

Harvey W. Peace, Jr Hillside National Bank Jerry Bankers Association Princeton

Hillside Orchestra to Present Spring Concert at High School

The Tlillside Community Orchestra, directed by Herman Holzman, will give its annual spring concert on Thursday, April 27 at 8:15 pm in the High School Auditorium Liberty Avenue. Veterans of family participation include three father son pairs and two husband wife couples with Miss Ruth Lowe as guest soloist.

Tlillside Community Orchestra Liberty Avenue Herman Holzman Hillside William Krautblatt Eugene Samuel John Desch Beethoven Khialos Berch Strauss Mozart Ippolitov-Tranov Rimsky Worsakoff Texidor Mr. Jules Shaliam Krautblatt Fritz Kreisler Victor Herjered Penn

Hillside Ambulance Squad Buys New Pontiac Vehicle

The Hillside Ambulance Squad announced the purchase of a new Pontiac ambulance to better serve the community. In a mailed letter, residents were thanked for donations during Ambulance Month and urged continued support via mail contributions to Industrial Branch Post Office Hillside NJ.

Hillside Ambulance Squad Hillside Ambulance Squad Industrial Branch N_ J

Students Visit Plant Tour At State University Program

Students from the construction technology department at State University Farmingdale toured the Schacht Steel Construction Inc. plant to observe operations and learn firsthand about steel fabrication and construction processes.

Construction Technology Department the State University Farmingdale L. T Schacht Steel Construction Inc

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U. S Speeder Trenton Roger J. Felber Gardaveritie Department of Motor Vehicles William Gural Democratic Party GOP Slonczewski J. Worrester George T. Lo Rian Dred Barry Hughes Jerome Krueger Thomas P. Luchie John V. Donahue Thomas G. Dunn Frank T.duchie Dunn William G. Dowd, Jr Jean Krulish Sinat Sisterhood Sinai Youth Center Maple Ave Clark Si Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Russell Stover Hallmark Maewithey Valiant Chrysler New Jersey Fischer Chrysler CO North Broad Street Growney Broad St Squad Coe Avenue Jack Reclus Liberty Ave Moore
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