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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1962

Page

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Hillside Board of Education candidates seek re election

Mrs Mildred H Hess the only woman member filed the first petition for re election She cites three years experience and leadership roles on Education and Public Relations Finance and Coordinate Activities committees Mr Peter G Humanik announces re election seeking a second three year term He has served as president and vice president and chairs the Finance Committee He is a Hillside native and longtime recreation official with civic roles in Lions Club New Jersey Amateur Athletic Union and other organizations He resides at 107 Eastern Parkway with his wife and three children two attending Calvin Coolidge school

Mildred H. Hess Board of Education Ren Mr. Humanik Hillside Humanik Hillside Schools Seton Hall University South Orange Hillside Lions Club New Jersey Amateur Athletic Union Hillside Little League New Jersey State Baseball Umpires Association Thomas F. Canty Knights of Columbus Harden Locker American Legion Hillside Elks Lodge N.J. A.A.A U.S. Olympic Committee PTA Calvin Coolidge

Christmas Observances Highlight Local Church and Budget News

Calvary Lutheran Church plans Christmas Communion at 11 am and a 4 pm children’s program on December 23 while Sunday School runs 9:45 am. A school board set a tentative $2,270,866 budget for 1963-64, with net levy rising to $1,878,079 and a tax rise of about 71,559. Salary upgrades include $300 each for teachers plus $200 increments. pay scales rise for bachelor’s to $5,100 and beyond. Principal Ruhl L. Custer to retire in June.

Ion Board of Education Peter G. Humanik School Board Humanik Humanth Ruhl L. Custer

Green Acres seeks funds to expand Hillside Ave school play area

At the Board of Education meeting last Wednesday, Franklin Feltman proposed using Green Acres funds to enlarge the Hillside Avenue School play area. The idea was forwarded to Mayor Sidney Birnbaum, who sent it to Arlo Brown, coordinator at the State Department of Conservation and Economic Development. No reply has arrived. The measure previously failed in a referendum. officials cite needs for fire drills and physical education as justification. The board set the date for the annual election and budget hearing for February 13, with officials assigned to three polling districts in Hillside, George Washington, and Calvin Coolidge schools.

Green Acres Hillside Ave Board of Education Franklin A. Felt State Department of Conservation and Economic Development Brown Sur Hillside Aves

Hillside May See Plane Noise Survey

Hillside may receive a survey of airplane noise and altitude measurements. The plan surfaced in a letter to Mayor Sidney Birnbaum at Tuesday night’s Township Committee meeting from Joseph R. Wilson of the FAA Eastern Region.

Hillside Sidney Birnbaum Joseph R. Wilson Federal Aviation Agency Wilson

Trucker's 610 Case Spill After Route 22 Wreck

A tractor-trailer overturned Saturday at Route 22 and Bloy Street spilling 610 cases of dates and prunes. The cargo transfer to another truck raised questions if any items were lost. Driver Anthony Del Guercio escaped injury. The rig, owned by Cell Trucking of Newark, was en route from Bayonne to Irvington. Westbound traffic backed up over two hours into Newark.

Route 22 Bloy St Anthony My del Guercio Arsdale Ter East Orange Cell Trucking Co Newark Irvington Bayonne

Times Office Holiday Closure Notice

Due to Christmas the Times office will be closed next Tuesday December 25. Submissions for the December 27 issue must arrive by Saturday December 22. Advertising deadline is 5 p.m. Monday December 24. Cooperation of all condemned will be appreciated.

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Brand new two family home for rent on 542 McMichael Pl

Open for inspection Sunday from 1 to 5 pm. Brand new two family home with six large rooms two bathrooms air conditioning and a garage. Monthly rent is 175 dollars. Contact MU 6 2511 for details.

McMichael Pl

Bank guard honored for halting $52,000 Bayway robbery

Renard Dischler, a bank guard, helped stop an armed raid at the National State Bank Bayway Office on Dec 5. He disarmed a bandit, returned fire during the escape, and was wounded. Bandits Earl McKenzie and Michael Quinn and accomplice Joan Crawford were later arrested in New York.

Robert L. Dischler Looker St National State Bank W. Emlén Roosevelt The Charles £. Bannister Federal Insurance Sp New York City Roosevelt Disch= Jer Bannister Dischler Mr. Dischler Bayway William T. Petoskey Green Ave Elizabeth Earl R. McKenzie Michael L. Quinn Joan Crawford Fridday FBI

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