Enrollment climbs in Hillside schools this year
Hillside enrollment rises across schools per Dr. Anthony Avella. Hillside High students number 1,181 this year, up from 1,162 in 1974. Elementary totals reach 2,474 versus 2,467 last year, with Harden-Looker and A. P. Morris Saybrook showing mixed changes.
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Hillside
Anthony Avella
Harden- Looker
A. P. Morris- Saybrook
William Taetzsch
Avella
Hillside Times
Calvin Coolidge
Harden-Looker
Walter O. Krumbiegel
A. P. Morris-Saybrook
George Washington
Township Clerk Kulish Salary Sparks Party Debate
The Township Committee weighs Kulish's pay for next year as controversy grows. Republicans seek more than the $9 000 now paid to the acting clerk while Democrats deem 9 000 an adequate starting salary. A private meeting followed Tuesday's public session with both Republican elects present. Kulish, a Republican, won the clerk post in November defeating Democrat Charlotte DeFilippo and independent Paul DeGraw. The salary decision rests with the new committee, now majority Democratic.
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Yonn Kulish
Kulish
Charlotte DeFilippo
Paul DeGraw
New Township Committee
Renew conflict of interest charge against Bd. lawyer
Former board member William Taetzsch pressed again at the Monday meeting whether Board attorney Sanford Meskin has a conflict of interest because Meskin's wife teaches in the Hillside system and could benefit from a new contract with the Hillside Education Association. The Board seeks a formal opinion from the New Jersey School Boards Association, awaiting guidance before any action.
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Taetzsch
Meskin
Hillside
Hillside Education Association
New Jersey School Boards Association
Michael R. Flannery
School Boards Association
Flannery
Board of Education
William Taetzsch
Tax reform urged as state nears bankruptcy by Menza
State Senator and township attorney Alexander J. Menza told the Township Committee that tax reform is needed as the state faces financial strain. He criticized current aid levels to Hillside and urged faster action to address the revenue shortfall.
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Alexander Menza
Menza
Don't expect big raises for Hillside town workers
Mayor Vincent Baldassano warns Hillside municipal employees to not expect large raises next year. He cites an $80,000 loss in state aid, upcoming budget cuts, and says eight percent raises are unlikely while promising taxpayer support and a tough finance stance from the Township Committee.
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Vincent Baldassano
Hillside Times
Baldassano
Three way collision on Hillside Ave injures driver
A three vehicle crash occurred Wednesday around 12 56 p m at Hillside Avenue and Hilldale Place. Guy P Michel of Elizabeth drove a 72 Ford left onto Hilldale Place as Giacomo Amato of Salem Avenue travelled east in a 76 Buick and Fermin Rivera of the Bronx waited in a 73 Intervan. Michel was hospitalized at Beth Israel after the ambulance arrived. Police issued a summons to Michel for failure to yield the right of way.
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Beth Israel Hospital
Ed Smith
Hillside Officials Reserve Pay Talks for Clerk and Clerk-Elect
Hillside municipal court judge next year will be Henry Goldhor. Albert Parsonnet to become township attorney, replacing Alexander Menza who becomes special township attorney. Myron Fuhrmann to be township prosecutor. Committeemen privately vote on pay for John Kulish, elected clerk next year, with Republicans arguing for more than current $9,000. Enrollment in Hillside schools rises as fiscal concerns and state aid cuts prompt talk of tax reform and limited raises. Sanford Meskin faces renewed conflict of interest claims as boards negotiate with the teachers union. Blue Ribbon Inn owner Fred Wenzler appeals 90 day jail term and $1,000 fine to Superior Court and stays pending appeal.
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Albert Parsonnet
Alexander Menza
Myron Fuhrmann
John Kulish
Kulish
Fred Wenzler
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Superior Court
Hill— Side
Alexander J. Menza
Parsonnet
Allan Tumarkin
Goldhor
Vincent Baldassano
Harold Worsaniker
Fred Carracino
Roselle Lippman Co Ad Invites City Cleanup Help
Local appeal by Roselle Lipman Company urges residents to join in city cleanup efforts around 864 Elizabeth Street in Olive, New Jersey. Community volunteers are asked to participate and support municipal sanitation programs.
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Roselle-Lippman CO
Town to appoint new municipal court judge next year
The Hill-Side Times reports Democratic leaders on the Township Committee plan a court and staff reshuffle. Henry Goldhor will become Municipal Court judge, Parsonnet will be township attorney, Menza shifts to special township attorney, Fuhrmann to township prosecutor, with reorganizations set at the New Year meeting.
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Parsonnet
December schedule of events at local churches and clubs
A busy week of community events lists gatherings at Old Guard Presbyterian Church Lions Club and Hillside High winter concert. Activities include Civil Air Patrol at Christ the King Church, Oliver performances at Firehouse Theater, and various meetings at United Presbyterian Church, Sinai centers, and the Municipal Building through December 24.
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Sinai
Civil Air Patrol
Christ the King Church
Oakland Terrace
Firehouse Theater
Maple Ave
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