Defense Education Projects Approved by Local Board
The board approved matching funds for National Defense Education Act projects in math science and foreign languages. Superintendent Branom said $13,000 from the board and a like amount from the government will support science equipment including microscopes and potential foreign language labs. a broader educational goal stresses nurturing scientific talent for national survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne T. Branom
Board of Education
Branom
Brenom
Louis J. Hess
Hess
New Jersey Tax Reform Debate: George Tax Burden Analyzed
Letter from NJEA editor Laurence B. Johnson argues New Jersey's old fashioned tax system is unfair and inequitable, affecting tenants and landlords differently. The piece discusses how property taxes interact with rents in various housing setups and considers alternatives to sales or income taxes, including a wealth tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence B. Johnson
Njea Review
N. J. Education Association
New
George
New Jersey
NJEA
Robert B. Meyner
Appeal Granted Permit To Alleys At Sunset Lanes
An appeal of the certificate of occupancy issued to Burkum Bros. Tno for Sunset Lanes Int on Route 22 will be heard by the Zoning Board of Adjustment Thursday evening at the Municipal Building. J and S Corp and Elmet’s Tavern allege insufficient off street parking and multiple uses for lot 1-B require more spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkum Bros. Tno
Sunset Lanes
Burling
Cullen Mon
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Herman Arlein
J & S Corp
Steven
John Zelko
Elmet's Tavern
Bloy Street
Kickoff Tea For Mrs William Hess Draws Support
A kickoff tea was hosted at 811 Jerome Avenue for Mrs William Hess, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education. Hess urged voting on Tuesday February 9 and called for women to serve on the board, citing increased workloads and the need for dedicated time to advance local education. Attendees included Mrs Bernard Bernstein and several other supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heas
Board of Education
Sidney Birnbaum
Jerome Avenue
Hess
Hillside
Koch Supporters Prepare Campaign Board Bid
An organization meeting of friends and advisors of Sheldon W. Koch, candidate for the Board of Education, was held at his home to lay groundwork for a campaign. A spokesman said the board needs people devoted to education and noted Koch attended all open meetings even when not a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon W. Koch
Board of Education
Koch
Open Board of Education
PAL Youth Center Building Fund Drive Opens Sunday
The Hillside Police Athletic League launches a fundraising drive starting Sunday at 2 p.m. to raise 20 000 for a new Hillside Avenue youth center building. District captains, volunteers, and a 2 to 1 foundation match are listed. building planned 120 by 80 feet with rooms and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAL Youth Center
Eugene Kolakowski
Hillside Police Athletic League
College Tin
John Jakuboski
Ross Bartolotta
Samual Be Martino
William Selwing
David Norfolk
Samuel Katy
Lewis Pratt
William Galik
Kolakowski
Hillside Avenue
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Ile
William Martuecel
Louis Ay Disehler
Drive
Max Schleiffer
Henry Groh
Hillside National Bank
W. William di Buono
William Gural
John G. Walsh
Dorothy Groeger
Mr. Groh
New Mothers March Chairman Named for National Drive
Phil Rizzuto named honorary chairman for the New Mothers March on January 28 announced by Hillside March of Dimes chairwoman Mrs. Jack Lager. Co chairs, secretaries, district captains, and a Union County chapter member list were released as part of the campaign to combat birth defects arthritis and polio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Rizzuto
Jack Lager
Hillside March of Dimes Cha
John Muceino
Joseph Miller
Oscar Kurry
Barbara Weller
Leo Diamond
Gerald Goldman
Morris Levy
Frank Slathaway
Raymond Gorman
Abraham Berger
Morris Friedman
Max Frieder
Phillip Scheedman
Ben Unterman
Nicholas D'Ambola
Howard Kobrin
Aloysius Studney
Americo D'Agostino
Nathan Gordon
Joseph Milict
Edward Eayle
William Krautblatt
Harold Berlin
Phil Rizzu
Union County
National Foundation
Township post picks set at New Year's meeting
Robert Diamond named assistant township attorney to be advanced to township attorney at the annual organization meeting. Mayor Max Schleifer announced Diamond will succeed Sidney Birnbaum who becomes a township member. Birnbaum, a former Municipal Court magistrate, will be replaced by Monroe Ackerman as assistant attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diamond
Max Schleifer
Diamond
Sidney Birnbaum
Birnebaum
Monroe Ackerman
Plarning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment
di Buono
Schleifer
W. William di Buono
Birnbaum
Louis A. Dischler
John A. Desch
Desch
Dischler
Health Board
Board of Health
Recreation Commission
Municipal Employes Association
Library Board of Trustees
H. Irving Dunn
CI LU
W. Malcolm MaccLeod
Francis J. Grant
Lawrence Levita
Local Assistance Board
Joseph S. Fuhrmann
Patrolman Charles W Ritz Appointed to Township Police
Patrolman Charles W Ritz of 535 Plymouth Road was appointed to the Township Police Department retroactive to December 14 at an annual salary of 4200 dollars with a pro rated year end bonus of 60 dollars. The appointment leaves the department at 58 officers. Residents on State Street petitioned for curbs on both sides between Long and Silver avenues. Health Officer Charles F Dot filed a housing study request for board consideration of rooming houses. The board directed costs and amendments to increase Central Avenue improvements raising total appropriations to 43500 dollars. Public hearing set for December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Ritz
Plymouth Road
State Street
Long Avenue
Silver Avenue
Charles F Dotto
Board of Health
Heese
Perister
Ednfer
Central Avenue
College Circles Edward J. Anthony Enrolled in Geometry Course
Edward J Anthony of 589 Lee street is enrolled in a 10 week plane geometry course at Union Junior College Institute Cranford. The class meets Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 pm in the college’s new Nomahepan Building. At course end the state equivalency examination will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Anthony
Lee Street
New Union Junior College Institute
Cranford
Nomahepan
Christmas Worship Services Across Hillside Churches
Christmas Sunday services are listed for Hillside and nearby areas. Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church led by Dr Northwood holds services including a 10 45 am sermon The Eternal Search with special music by Hazel Burleigh Leone Paulsen and others A 4 pm Christmas musicale and tea is planned. Calvary Lutheran Church observes Christmas with 9 45 am Sunday School and 11 am Christmas Communion plus a Christmas program in the afternoon. Hillside Presbyterian holds 9 30 am Church School and 11 am worship with the sermon Christmas and the Christian and choral anthems. All events are open to the public and include candlelight services on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Elizabeth Ave
Presbyterian
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian
Arthur Northwood
Northwood
la Vaissance de la Vierge
Han
Dethier
Wonus
Church School
Hillside Presbyterian
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Davis Robinson
Tople
At & Pam
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William Tinsehmid
Pia
Branam
Brandi
Public Service Coordinated Transport
Maple Avenue
George Washington
Conant Street
William Hess
New Mothers
Geo, Yan
Photo
United Fund
Peter G. Humagik
Frank Ninesling
Eva Pulik
Muwnanik
Paownes
N. Broad
Mauro Pharmacy
Liberty Ave
Gram
Wozniak Funeral Home
Myrtle Ave
18Th Ave
Irvington
N. 4
Essex
New ST
Newark
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Jack Reclus
Cole Slaw
Pete’s Delicatessen
Pete
Tessie
William St. WA
Investors Savings and Loan Association
Hellside
Investors Savings and Loan
Sint
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