Leibo Seeks Re election to Board of Education
Leibo vice president of the Board of Education announces candidacy for re election. After six years of service he aims for board presidency in the coming year. He helped establish the cafeteria at Abram P Morris Junior High and chaired activities that expanded year round programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Leibo
I. Board of Education
Leibo
Playmound
Abram P. Morris
Lebo
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Hillside Aerie
Weequahic Lodge
School Shower Use Curtailed By Water Conservation Plan
The Board of Education approved a plan to limit shower use in all schools to teams and school groups. Five minute periods and faucet checks aim to reduce waste, while day and evening janitorial shifts are introduced. Winter recreation runs January 3 to March 11 with multiple sites and directors.
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Board of Education
Henry Goldher
Community Basketball League
Shanty Shack
St. Catherine’s Church
Church of Christ the King
Jewish Community Center
Wayne T. Branom
Henry Singe
Plant
Goldhor
Singe
Public Library appeal for funds and police department shifts
Local officials debate library funding amid space constraints and possible expansion. The Board cites greater use and space limits while questioning future appropriations. A rumor links Deputy Chief position changes to night shift leadership, with speculation on Captain Korlesky’s role and pay.
Postoffice Extends Hours For Holiday Rush
Holidays boost mail volume prompts Hillside Branch Postoffice to stay open later. George Bradley announces longer hours in Elizabeth directed by Postmaster John P Leonard. Saturday December 17 open until 6 p.m. Sunday December 18 from 2 to 7 p.m. Starting December 19 closing till 8:30 p.m. or as long as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bradley
Hillside Branch
North Broad Street
John P. Leonard
Elizabeth
Rotary Governor Will Visit Here
Aylin Pierson, District Governor of Rotary International 271st District, will visit the local club on December 20. He will meet with officers, directors and chairmen before the meeting and be the principal speaker at the luncheon introduced by President Raymond R. King. J. E. Madsen, District Secretary, will accompany him.
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Aylin Pierson
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Raymond R. King
J. E. Madsen
Pierson
Saybrook Plans Shorter Police Fire Week Rules
Township committees introduce 40 hour police and 56 hour fire schedules in a six week cycle with a public hearing set for December 21. The changes follow a voter approved firemen hour reduction and require more personnel. an adjourned meeting will consider amendments. A storm drain project and Saybrook School PTA family night also featured in this lengthy report.
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Fire Department
Wednesay
Fiemen
Emil A. Hervigel
Urges Registering For School Election
Mrs. Jean A. White urges residents not on the permanent rolls to register for the Board of Education election on February 14. The 40 day prior deadline falls January 5, with registration at Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy’s office in the Municipal Building. Those who moved from another Union County municipality must file a change of address three days before the election.
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Board of Education
Jean A. White
White
Howard J. Bloy
North Broad Street
Survey on School Conditions to be Ready by Late January
Dr. Felix McCormick of Columbia University Institute of Field Studies announced a survey in progress will be delivered to the Board of Education by end of January. The study covers building condition enrollment trends financing and long-range planning with notes on smaller units larger sites and new design ideas. The Lay Committee on Education met at Hillside Avenue School and set a Board of Education Candidates Night for Monday January 30 inviting all candidates.
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Emma C. Knox
Harden- Locker
Hillside Avenue
Abrams
Morris
Branom
Knox
Calvin Coolidge
Walter Leibo
Irving A
Felix McCormick
Columbia4
University Institute of Field Studies
Board of Education
Lay Committee On
Hillside Avenue School
McCormick
Wayne T. Branom
Paul Miller
Henry G. Nulton
Sol Nadler
Philip Henoch
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Miller
Handshuh
Rutgers Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Bloy Street
Weather Outlook: Fair and cold today and tonight
The forecast calls for clear to fair skies with cold temperatures today and tonight. Tomorrow will be cloudy and cold with continued chilly conditions.
Committee Discusses Hillside Water Costs and Zoning
The Township Committee, urged by the Progress Club of Hillside led by Edward Krowen, will hear Newark attorney Samuel Ferster on a plan to solve Hillside water costs and quality. Officials also review apartment rezoning plans for Orchard Terrace, retire Deputy Chief John Mason after 33 years, and set a December 28 meeting on Ferster's outline.
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Hillside
Elizabethtown Water Company
Progress Club of
Hallside
Edward Krowen
Millside
Krowen
Samuel Ferster
Newark
North Jersey District Water Supply Commission
Ferster
Sidney Englander
Orchard Terrace Association
Hillside Avenue
Albert Schoen Inc
Orchard Terrace
James J. Helsing
Mason
John Mason
Police and Firemen's Pension Fund
Green Flyer
Public’ Service
Irving Handshuh
Highland Avenue
Transportation Committee
Grudin & Targer
Hollywood Avenue
Emil A. Herrigel
Improvement Assessment Commission
Monroe Gardens Inc
I. Samuel Sodowick
John N. de Brunner
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
James F. MacCarthy
Local Assistance Board
Benjamin Hale
Louisa Kirkman
Celia Trousdell
New Badges Presented by George Washington Safety Patrol
An assembly at George Washington School highlighted safety and patrol work for fourth to sixth graders. Guest speaker Leo R Welch of the State DMV safety education bureau praised the patrol and awarded new safety badges gifted by the Hillside police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Photo Service
Stephen Kerner
Donald Andres
Jerry Place
Phyllis Soroka
Barry Scotch
James Murnighan
Sonny Rizzo
Leo Welch
Barbara Bierman
Robert Mandel
George Washington
Safety Patrol
Leo R. Welch
Safety Education Bureau
State Department of Motor Vehicles
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Orange
Joseph G. Schell
West Side of
Schell
Albert Weiner
Leonard Strassman
Hillside Times
Robert G. Schnabel
Edward W. Earle
Schnabel
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Earle
Township Committee
Washington
Paul Korlesky
Verere
Korlesky
Norman L. Sanford
Maple Leaf Liquors
Maple Av
N. J
Iree Delivery
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Postoffice
Rotary
Saybrook
Henry Kreh Jr
Evans Terminal
Essex County Park Commission
Weequahic Park
Saybrook School
P.T.A
Coe Avenue
Monica Hickey
Henrietta Galloway
Ruth Kettenburg
Tsubel Sommer
Geraldine Heatherman
Marion Wessels
Bertha Mazil
Ilostesses
Jane Lange
Douglas MacNeil
David Harris
Hickey
Richard M. Chaiken
David Chaiken
Thomas Street
Barry Becker
Nathan Becker
Stanley Terrace
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Bruce Orcult
Bobby Cohen
David Malone
Patricia Conlan
Gloria Weinstein
Eileen Weber
Sally Vreeland
Richard Cohen
Barbara Steuerwald
Lois Ann Tuma
James Wood
Valerie Jean Altenburg
Jeffrey March
Barbara Gray
Barbara Shinker
Charles Thuro
Robert Winstead
Holly Ann Tichenor
John Karatz
Carol Hershkowitz
Growney Funeral Home
John J. Growney
Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Hurden St
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
Mattress Products
Princeton Ave
Hollywood
Library Aid
Evelyn Zimmer
Maple Avenue
Grace Henoch
George Handler
Alfred Epstein
Bailey Avenue
David O. Evans
Samuel H. Gooen
Gilbert C. Chamberlin
Evans
Evans Terminal Road
Lontrad
Joseph Krasnitski
Shelton Terrace
Casper Coleman
Public Safety Committee
Harold Str=kin
Sterner Road
Roanoke Avenue
Joseph Buttwell
Bright Street
Henry
B. Norvich
John Kozak
Sun Tube Corp
Kathryn A. Keller
Wright, Long & Company
Mittee
George Washington Safety Patrol
the Hillside Times
North Broad
Waverly
Hillside Hobby Shop
Hollywood Ave
American Flyer
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