Appointed To Lead Faculty Meetings United Fund Drive Set Sept 3
Ronald Imperiale and Vincent J. Do tell were named chair and co chair of Hillside s United Fund of Eastern Union County campaign. William Hourihan cited their community work as strength. Faculty meetings begin Sept 3 at 8 45 A M with a high school gathering at 1 15 PM.
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United Fund Drive
Ronald Imperiale
Vatley View Rady
Vincent J. Dotell
Conant St
Hillside
United Fund of
Eestern Union County
William P. Hourthan
Back to school and parent roles spark debate
Dr. Herbert Schueler of Hunter College questions parental help with homework, urging renewed focus on teacher-driven curricula. The piece notes shifts in math, history, and language teaching, suggesting a need for thinking and learning skills over rote facts.
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Franklin Willey
Holt, Reinhardt, and Winston Company
James Campbell
Scott, Foresman Company
William J. McClarken
Reading
Frances Duncan
Frances Bhinan
Sid
Helen T. Emery
New York World Telegram and
Sun
Schueler
Dr. Schueler
Africa
Asia
Widtis
Helen Emery
Junior
Traffic Survey by New Voter Group
A committee of the Independent Voters Organization conducted a township traffic survey and urged improvements. Findings note obstructed visibility at Rutgers Ave and Liberty Ave stop, lack of slow signs on Belleview Ter, and missing signs at Clark St and Dover Ave. They observed 100 drivers at St Louis Ave, Broadway, Ryan St intersections, recommending two way stops and a one way Broadway entry from Ryan St to Arthur St.
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Independent Voters Organization
William C. Marquees Jrs
Carmen Malentesta
Rutgers Ave
Liberty Ave
Martucci
Belleview Ter
Highland Ave
Clark St
Dover Ave
Compton Ter
St. Louis Ave
Broadway
Ryan St
Pay Hikes By Board of Health
The Board of Health explained salary raises and an emergency $900 appropriation due to municipal budget over-expenditure. Increases totaled $1,451 across Health Officer, board clerk, Plumbing Inspector, Senior Board Nurse, and others, offset by an earlier $1,141 allocation and a $310 net difference. The plan included $600 for vacations and emergency help to align benefits with other communities, noting a scarcity of qualified Health Officers among New Jersey's 600 towns.
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Board of Health
Ing
Kids Krusade to Be Held by Hillside Faith Tabernacle
Evangelists Gary and Nannie Lente of Red Lion Pennsylvania lead a Kids Krusade at Hillside Faith Tabernacle 383 Yale Ave from August 31 to September 6 with nightly services 730 to 930 PM except Saturday and closing exercises on Sunday morning September 6. Sessions feature flannelgraph lessons Bible stories filmstrips puppets contests and action songs for children aged 4 to 15 with adults welcome. The Lents have conducted these crusades across the eastern states for three years and are graduates of Northeast Bible Institute Green Lane PA. Rev David R Atherton pastor invites kids of all faiths to attend.
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Krusade
Gary
Nannie Lente
Red Lion
Penns
Hillside Faith Tabernacle
Yale Aves
Lentz
Northeast Bible Institute
Green Lane
Penn
Planes Protest Meet With FAA And Aviation Groups
Mayor Monroe Ackerman and Freeholders met FAA officials and aviation groups at Kennedy Airport to protest jet noise and possible air pollution from jets. FAA data show Newark runway 29 barred except winds above 15 knots, with Newark tower enforcing limits and promising takeoff landings summaries for July and August. Aviation groups noted NASA and private industry are researching noise abatement with no major advances yet.
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Monroe Ackerman
Thomas G Dunn
Matthew J. Rinaldo
Elizabeth City
Gourness
Thaddeus F. Gora
Nicholas S. LaCorte
Federal Aviation Agency
The
Air Transport Association
Aviation Development Council
FAA
Kennedy Airport
New Yorks
Ackerman
Union County
Joseph
R. Wilson
Newark
William Conrad
Newark Aireport
James T. Fyfe
John Groves
Hillside Pool to be Dedicat ed Sunday August 30
Mayor Monroe Ackerman announces formal dedication of Hillside Pool for Sunday August 30 at 2 PM with open facility inspection until 4 PM. Last regular pool day set for September 8, with limited reopenings planned for September 12 13 and September 19 20.
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Monroe Ackerman
Hillside Com~ikunity Pool Commission
Hillside
Ackerman
Holiday Schedule At Shomrei Torah
Temple Shomrei Torah the Conservative Congregation of Hillside will observe Selichos Saturday evening August 29 with refreshments at 1 PM and services at midnight Rosh Hashanah begins Sunday September 6 at 8 30 PM with further services September 7 8 30 AM Kol Nidre on September 15 at 6 30 PM Yom Kippur September 16 at 9 AM Junior congregation services noon on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur with evening session and senior leadership by Rabbi H Beryl Lasker Cantor Dr Bernard Saitz and Principal Israel Tumin
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Temple Shomrei Torah
Hillside
H. Beryl Lasker
Bernard Saitz
Israel Tumin
Drive Planned On Business Tax Collection
Tax Collector John C. Pozar announced a tax drive to collect delinquent business personal taxes during September October and November. Pozar reported July collections totaled $80978310 with numbers rounded to the nearest dollar in the official figures.
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John C. Pozar
Tracy Doubts Town Can Halt R R Plan
At a Hillside Republican Committee meeting on August 24, Tracy argues the Aldene Plan will divert Jersey Central trains to Lehigh tracks, disrupting Hillside traffic. He questions spending state funds to sue, urges focusing on maximizing benefits like a station and parking to speed trips to New York City.
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Hillside Republican Committee
Long
Aves
Charles
Tracy
Jersey Central
Lehigh Tracks
Hillside
Ram and Wit
Bayonne
Wit and
Ram
Sills
Letter 1
Legislatre
Hughes
Highway Commission
Lehigh Valley
New York City
North Broad Street
Plans Completed For Elks Picnic At Hillside Lodge
A 25 member Hillside Lodge 159 BPO Elks committee finalized the Sunday September 13 picnic from noon to 6 pm on the clubhouse grounds at Hillside Ave. Co chairs are William Robin and Township Clerk Louis A Dischler.
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Hillside Lodge 159
BPO Elks
Hillside Ave
William Robin
Louis A. Dischler
Ride fair monorail at New York World’s Fair
Dorothy and Linda Haefner of 384 Rutgers Ave are joined by Donna Babcock of Iselin as they ride the AMF monorail at the World’s Fair in New York.
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Dorothy
Linda Haefner
Rutgers Ave
Donna Babcock
Iselin
AMF
Camera Club Opens 1964 65 Season In Hillside
Hillside Camera Club President Joseph Loeb announces the 1964 65 season opening Monday September 14 at 8 PM at Hillside Ave School 145 Hillside Ave. Otto Litzell PS As AMG AR PS will lecture on New Ways in Color. Litzell is a leading national lecturer and judge. Guests welcome.
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Joseph Loeb
Hillside Camera Club
Hillside Ave
Otto Litzell
P.s.as
A.M.G
A.R PS
Litzell
Pocket Billiard Tournament At Fun Fair Bowl
The New Jersey State Pocket Billiard Tournament enters its third week at Fun Fair Bowl. Last week Richard Nielsen of Fun Fair beat Ronald Coroselli of Jersey City 125 to something. Nielsen then faced Steve Mizerak Sr. in a match. Admission is 25 cents and proceeds go to the Hillside PAL.
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New Jersey State
Richard Nielsen
Fun Fair
Ronald Caroselli
Jersey City
Nielsen
Steve Mizerak
Hillside Pal
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