Assistant To Clerk Slated In Township Plan
The township committee approved creating the new assistant township clerk post with a public hearing set for December 27. Salary ranges from 5,499 to 7,149, and Ernestine Trubenbach will be appointed assistant clerk and acting clerk for 1961 after Howard J. Bley retires.
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Wak
Board of Education
Sunset Lanes
W. William di Buono
Ernestine Trubenbach
Howard J. Bley
Bloy
Health Board Budget Decrease Projected for 1961
Lawrence Levitas announces at the meeting last Wednesday night that the Health Board's 1961 budget will be about $500 less than this year despite raises for employees. The board will offset the savings with cuts in operating expenses by $2,065. A resolution of commendation for Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy, retiring December 31 after 38 years, was directed. Nurses are administering the fourth Salk polio shot to preschool children and expectant mothers.
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Lev’s
Board of Health
Lawrence Levitas
Nis
Levitas
Florence Piaget
Howard J. Bloy
Township pay raise debate mirrors home owners tax burden
A township considers a $400 to $500 pay raise for police and firemen amid legal questions about referendum binding and conflicts of interest. Officials weigh fair raises against tax impact while school board actions and upcoming tax ratables shape the broader financial outlook. Concerns about relatives gaining from pay decisions echo previous court rulings on similar abstentions.
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Othe
Board of Education
George Woodruff dies at 67 in Ringoes farm
George Coyne Woodruff of 111 Woodruff Place died Saturday at his Ringoes farm at age 67. A Hillside historian and descendant of Elizabeth Town settlers, he served in the Mexican Border cavalry and World War I field artillery. Survived by wife Lydia Lorenz Woodruff and brother T Winslow Woodruff. private funeral held at James J. Higgins & Son Mortuary. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
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James J. Higgins & Son
Elizabeth
George Coyne Woodruff
Woodruff Place
Ringoes
Woodruff
Elizabeth Town
Charles T. Woodruff
Republican Party
Conant Street
North Elizabeth
Lyons Farms
Hillside
Avenue
France
Lydia Lorenz Woodruff
T. Winslow Woodruff
Evergreen Cemetery
Dischler, Di Buono And Goldhor To Get Top Jobs
Mayor W. William Di Buono announced Tuesday that at the January 2 reorganization meeting the Township Committee will install new leaders. Louis A. Dischler becomes mayor. Di Buono becomes magistrate of Municipal Court. Henry Goldhor named township attorney. Robert Diamond and Monroe Ackerman named assistant attorneys. Sidney Birnbaum to head Police Committee. Charles S. Mancuso to chair Finance. Max Schleifer and John A. Desch retain Fire and Public Affairs chairmanships respectively.
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W. William di Buono
Police Committee
Louis A. Dischler
di Buono
Henry Goldhor
Robert Diamond
Diamond
Monroe Ackerman
Sidney Birnbaum
Dischler
Charles S. Mancuso
Episcopal Deacon to Be Ordained Saturday in Newark
The Rev. Alva G. Decker, a deacon, will be ordained to the priesthood at the Church of St. Magdalene in Newark on Saturday December 17 at 10:30 am by Bishop Dovuithd MacAdie. Decker, from New York, has served at St. Magdalene since his diaconate. He earned a BA from Fairleigh Dickinson University in 1957 and STB from Berkeley Divinity School. A reception will follow in the parish hall hosted by St. Elizabeth’s Guild.
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Alva G. Decker
Church of St
Mr. Magdalene
Dovuithd MacAdie
Suragan
Episcopal Diocese of
New
Well Loy
Decker
Revere
St. Macy Magdalene
Chiree
Trinity Cathedral
Newark
Muirleigh Dickinson University
Berkeley Divinity School
New Haven
Gonn
Waldron Coon
Church of the Advent
Bloomfield
Franklyn Y. Weiler
St. Andrew's Church
MacAdie
Alfred BoFingwne
Calvary Church
Bayonne
Joseph J. Urban
St. John's Church
North Haven
Conn
St. Elizabeth's Guill
Mise
Kathryn Keller
Pomona Avenue
Dies Following Wedding Of Son
Edwin W. Phillips 47 died suddenly Saturday night after his son Ronald married Irene Gnatz at Elizabeth Cafeteret Hotel. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Opacity Funeral Home New Ark. Cremation at Rosedale Crematory Linden. Survivors include wife Mildred F. Charnett Phillips and sister Mrs Evelyn Groninger.
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Opacity Funeral Home
Clinton Avenue
Newark
Edwin W. Phillips
Harvard Avenue
Mr. Phillips
Academy
Ronald
Irene G. Gnatz
Francis E., Gnatz
Blay Street
Elizabeth Cafe
Elizabeth
Tiiliside Lodge
Salaam Temple
Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Rosedale Crematory
Linden
Mildred F. Charnett Phillips
Evelyn Groninger
Hess Treasurer Of Carbide Engineers Elected At NYC Meeting
William E. Hess of 167 Wilderstreet was elected national treasurer at the annual meeting of the Society of Carbide Engineers held at Belmont Plaza Hotel in New York. Hess has served as publicity chairman on the national executive board and chairs the New York New Jersey Chapter. He works for Hyatt Bearings Division of General Motors at Clark as manufacturing superintendent.
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Society of Carbide Engineers
Belmont Plaza Hotel
New York
William E. Hess
Wilderstreet
Hess
Hess J
New York-New Jersey
Hyatt Bearings Division
General Motors Corp
Clark
Harden-Looker Sixth Grade Egypt Project Display at Hillside Bank
The sixth grade of Harden-Looker School displays ancient Egypt projects in the school display case at Hillside National Bank. Students collaborated on artifacts, murals, and mini presentations to illustrate Egypt’s history and daily life.
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Harden- Looker
Egypt
Hillside National Bank
Snowstorm Halts Town Traffic and Delays Deliveries
A heavy snowstorm snarled roads and shut down normal business as police aided two expectant mothers. Mrs. Mary Coffey and Mrs. Tonks were rushed to hospitals after calls from Newark and Elizabeth, while plows broke down and telephone lines overloaded. Local schools faced uncertain openings with radio briefings guiding residents.
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North Broad Street
Westfield Avenues
Mrs. Tonks
King
Milburn
Tonks
Newark Beth Israel
Officials to Open Conservatory in Newark
The N J Conservatory of Fine Arts at 1484 North Broad Street will open Saturday December 17 at 3 PM. Mayor W William Di Buono and Committeemen Louis A Dischler and Charles Maneusouy will attend along with Lute Share, Board of Education president. Open house follows from 3 PM with no tickets required.
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N.J. Conservatory of Fine Arts
North Broad Street
W. William di Buono
Louis A. Dischler
Charles 8. Maneusouy
Lute Share
Board of Education
Eleatory
Clevelschool
Alo Ean
Engineers Tour Space Flight Center Members Visit Huntsville
Engineers George Astin and L Bordeau of Buchanan Electrical Products Corp joined 24 other Society of Automotive Engineers members on a subcommittee tour of the George C Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville Alabama. The article also notes Hillside’s 1960 population as 22304, up 1307 from 20997 in 1950.
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George Astin
L. Bordeau
Buchanan Electrical Products Corp
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
The
Society of Automotive Engineers
Marshall Center
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