High School Yearbook Advisor Gets First Extra Pay
The 1st Board of Education approved a $200 honorarium for the faculty advisor to the High School yearbook. This marks the first time extra compensation is given for non sports extracurricular work at the school. The paper lauds the move as a sign of maturation and a shift away from sports worship. Also covered is local politics in Hillside, noting Republican nerves after November elections and ongoing magistrate appointment clashes between Democrats and Republicans, with names and procedural steps referenced. Continued on Page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Movement For Equal Rights
Board of Education
Salaam
Hillside
Joseph Ram
Bill di Buono
Union County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Louis J. Devin
Henry Goldhor
Superior Court
Walter L. Hetfield II
Devin
Hillside Board Approves Tax Sheltered Annuity Plan
At the December meeting the Hillside Board of Education granted a tax sheltered annuity for certificated staff after a request from Ruth Fisher of the Hillside Education Association. Other actions include adopting a fire detection system inquiry, appointing Catherine Burke yearbook advisor for 200 dollars, and scheduling February 11 for a three-seat school board election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ruth Fisher
Hillside Education Association
Louis J. Hess Insurance Agency
State Department of Education
Szarko's Liquor Store Ad Offers Free Prompt Delivery
Szarko's Liquor Store at 1817 Liberty Ave WA 8-0659 WA 8-1495 advertises wines liquors and beers with free prompt delivery and 4-4 keg beer coolers for hire.
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Liberty Ave
Liberty Cor
Long Ave
Temple College Homecoming Sabbath at Shomrei Torah
Temple Shomrei Torah invites college age students to a Friday December 27 8 30 p m Homecoming Sabbath with Rabbi H Lasker sermon Our Oldest Genesis 47 28 50 26 and an Oneg Shabbat on campus life followed by a social hour. Amity B nai B rith Women hold philanthropy workshop December 26 at Bethel Folk School Lyons Newark slides of B nai B rith Center Rochester NY shown philanthropy chair Mrs Earl Gitter program VP Mrs Marvin Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Shomrei Torah
Salem Ave
Abbi H. Beryl Lasker
Amity B'Nai B'Rith
Amity
B'nai B'rith
Betheled Folk School
Lyons Ave
Newark
B'nai B'rith Center
Rochester
N.Y
Earl Gitter
Marvin Bloom
Hillside District Adopts 1964 65 Budget Increase
The Hillside School Board approved a tentative 1964 65 budget of 2 372 446 an increase of 101 580 to be submitted after a public hearing January 29 A 108 174 calendar year tax boost will raise education funding with 300 average teacher raises 350 principals 200 janitors and 150 clerks The plan includes 91 116 added debt service from depleted High School building funds and a 50 000 surety plus cushion plus remedial reading consultants and summer school funding Extension of the Hillside Foundation scholarship adds 3 000 to a 2 000 gift for a 5 000 total to aid a Hillside High student’s college expenses across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Wayne Ty Branom
Mildred Hess
the Heart
Hillside
Branom
Dn Branom
Sure Plus
Officers Elected By Shomrei Torah
A December 15 general meeting at Temple Shomrei Torah elected officers: Norman Gitkin President, Joseph Peyser Honorary President, Sidney Stein 1st Vice President, Jack Braverman 2nd Vice President, Harold Berlin 3rd Vice President, Albert Rich Treasurer, Ruth Levinson Secretary, Norman Kominsky Financial Secretary. Trustees elected for one year were Michael Roochvarg and Max Resnick. three-year terms for Jerome Alenick, Sidney Birnbaum, Herbert Blum, Sam Burgstein, Leon Goldsman, Max Schonebach, Ernest Steckler. Existing trustees include Monroe Ackerman, Bernard Bernstein, Milton Carts, Daniel Feldman, Gerald Goldman, Robert Goldberg, Leo Kelin, Joseph Lowinger, Isaac Mandelbaum, Sol Nadler, Joseph Ram, Curt Rosenberg, Ira Speesler, Albert Storm, Herman Wars.
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Temple Shomrei Torah
Salem Ave
Norman Gitkin
Joseph Peyser
Sidney Stein
Jack Braverman
Harold Berlin
Albert Rich
Ruth Levinson
Norman Kominsky
Holiday Issue Dateline Shifts to Earlier Week
The Times will print Monday December 30 with a Tuesday December 3 dateline next week due to New Year’s Day. All material for the next issue is due Friday December 27, with printers not operating on New Year’s Eve. Cooperation of all parties is requested.
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The
Times
Two more file for Hillside school board race
Armand Addonizio of 48 Blackburn Rd and Henry H. Nussbaum of 336 Trinity Pl join six candidates vying for three Hillside Board of Education seats in the February 1 election. Filing deadline is January 2. Nussbaum, a longtime insurance worker and former Middlesex County official, has led community service, Kiwanis, and Masonic groups while residents include his wife Helen and children Bertram and Mrs. Gay R. Gooen.
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Henry H. Nussbaum
Board of Education
Helen C. Kirkpatrick
Armand Addonizio
Blackburn Rd
Recreation Commission
Trinity Pl
Nussbaum
Internal Revenue
Middlesex County Common Pleas Court
Department of Motor Vehicles
Boy Scouts
Heart Fund Drive
United Nations Committee
Hillside Municipal Affairs Survey
Union County Safety Council
Senor Citizens Center
Triluminar Lodge
Consistory Valley of
Newark
Salaam Temple
New Jersey
Kiwanis
Ternational
Union Junior College
Cranford
Hillside Lodge
New York City
New York University
Hillside
Helen
Bertram
Calvin Coolidge School
Gay R. Gooen
Santa Gives Gifts To Cub Scouts Here
Cub Pack 190 held its December 19 meeting at A P Morris School Den 2 under Mrs Michael Gennaro. John Schneck received the Den Chief award and William Kress earned the first year pin. New cubs received membership cards. A recruit banner was presented. Santa Claus was portrayed by Mr Robert Schick. The Blue and Gold dinner is set for February 27 at College Inn, with a January committee meeting at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P. Morris School
Michael Gennaro
John Schneck
John Radzinski
Howard Stephens
William Kress
John Barth
Robert Schick
Santa Claus
College Inn
Girl to Silverstein in Rego Park birth notice
Mr and Mrs Leonard Silverstein of Rego Park Long Island announce the birth of a daughter Laura Ellen on December 16 at Doctors Hospital in New York City Mrs Silverstein is the former Janet Marlene Price of Hillside The couple also have another daughter Randee Lynn
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Leonard Silverstein
Rego Park
L.I
Laura Ellen
Doctors ‘Hospital
New York City
Silverstein
Janet Marlene Price
Hillside
Randee Lynn
Gas Station Plan Denied on Broad and Williamson Corner
The Zoning Board rejected Uopp Construction Co. of New York request to build a gas service station at the southerly corner of North Broad Street and Williamson Avenue. This marks the third variance denial for this property after rejections for an apartment house and a supermarket. Former Mayor Sidney Birnbaum represented the applicant during a lengthy fall hearing.
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Uopp Constructiom Co
New York
North Broad St
Williamson Ave
Russell Raffa
Sidney Birnbaum
Student Named To College Who's Who at Shorter College
Rex D Agostino senior at Shorter College Rome Georgia is among thirteen students named to Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges. He is on the Dean's List every semester president of Phi Delta Tau and member of Student Council Assembly Soccer team and Math Club. He plans a career in medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex D'Agostino
Shorter College
Rome
Georgia
AmerPican
Amerizo D'Agostino
Hillside
D'Agostino
Phi Delta Tau
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Reetines
Zimmerman
John A. Desch
Sanford Meskin
King St
Meskin
Boyle Three Surgery Co
Elizabeth
Walter O. Krumblegel
High al
Catherine Burke
Branam
L Harold Smelson
Blossom Hatoff
Anne B. Hotalen
Hilleide Auto
N. Broad St
Industrial Association
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Hillside High School
Inbll- Side
United States
PAL
James A. Oneil
National State Bank of Elizabeth
Orlin Johnson
Bristole Meyers Products Division
Foundation
Herbert Fitz
Wayne T. Branom
Shomrei Torah
Altschule
Rexall Drug Store
J. J. Growney
North Broad Street
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