Picketing NJ Photographers Protest 99 Cent Portrait Deal
Members of the Professional Photographers Association of New Jersey picketed Hillside 5 and 10 on Liberty Avenue protesting a New York studio offering 16 by 10 portraits for 99 cents. Spokesman August Mekis cited below-cost sales and FTC violations, urging action against such practices that harm local studios and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professional Photographers Association of
New Jersey
Hillside
Liberty Avenue
New York
Richard Kimmel
Hollywood Avenue
Sol Hersh
Maple Avenue
August Mekis
Harrison
Metropolitan
Terry Tot
Third Avenue
New York City
Mekis
Oreas
F.T.C
Federal Trade Commission
Chambers of Commerce
Programs In Adult Recreation Plan Announcement
Hillside Recreation Commission announced registrations open for adult programs including painting, social dancing for beginners and advanced, golf, contract bridge, and women's bowling, to start once minimum numbers are reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Recreation Commission
Helicopter service eyed as rapid transit link in congestion push
AMERICAN AIRLINES markets a new helicopter service linking Idlewild LaGuardia Newark with Westchester and Connecticut and a Wall Street heliport to spur rapid transit solutions. The state budget proposal totals 467 million dollars, almost double the 1954 ask, raising concerns over tax burdens as income growth lags. Police and fire pay boosts of about 13 points imply higher tax rates, with other municipal raises and rising costs adding to homeowners’ worries. The Hillside municipal salary committee discussed raises and title changes, seeking a 500 dollar rise but receiving no commitments while clerks, comparing pay to the school system, grow increasingly dissatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Airlines
Idlewild
LaGuardia
Newark
Westchester
Connecticut
Wall Street
Port of New York Authority
Meyner
County
Hillside Municipal Employes Association
Judges Named For High School Essay Contest
The Ladies Auxiliary of Dave enport Dill Post 1722 VFW announced the judges for its essay contest on the topic Law and the Free Citizen. March 10 is the submission deadline. Officers and events from January to March are noted including a charter draping in memory of Mrs. Mary Palk and the Auxiliary’s anniversary dinner on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daveenport-Dill Jr
VFW
Lous A. Dischler
Ernest A. Voelk
J. Emmet Knox
Christ the King Church
Henry Goldhor
Walter O. Krumbiegel
Hillside Avenue School
Victor Heller
Auxiary
War Memorial Building
Mary Palk
Emma Ackermen
Ruth Flanagan
Gertrude Marshall
Theresa Mouller
Flanagan
Elsie Muller
Harold Walters
Anna Tortorello
Heller
Ackerman
Katherine Riley
Gertrude Wiedegreen
Auxiliary
National Auxiliary
Frances Millican
Palatka
Fla
Robert Treat
Dem Dischler Ackerman seek Hillside posts in Dem primary
Mayor Dischler and Special Attorney Monroe Ackerman announced their Democratic primary bids for township clerk and township committee. The pair campaign as a team stressing unity and readiness to win in November with strong local backing from Township Committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouls A. Dischler
Monroe Acker Anh
Dischler
Howeard J. Bloy
Ackerman
Democratic Party
Hillside
Max Schleifer
John Desch
Sidney Birnbaum
Charles S. Mancuso
Schleifer
Monroe Ackerman
Recreation Board and Safety Council
P.al
Hillside Elks
F.M.B.A
P.B.A
Holy Name Society
St. Catherine's Church
Knights of Columbus
Thomas F. Canty
Dads’ Booster Club
The
Hoop and Hammer Association
Little League
Monroe
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Kiwanis Club
Army Air Force
Hillside Democratic Municipal Committee
Thrift Essay Winners Named at Hillside High School
Hillside National Bank vice president Harvey W Peace Jr announced winners of the eighth annual thrift essay contest at Hillside High School. Prizes go to first place seniors Harriet Benjamin, Julian Lange, and Sharon Dale. sophomores Wilma Gottlieb, Ronnie Senner, Jeffrey Ram. freshmen Jeffrey Swanger, Nina Greenberg, Gloria Cordero. First place essays to be published as a leaflet with photos tomorrow. Judges included club and PTA leaders Addison Sanborn Jr, Donald Gilmore, and Elizabeth McCrabth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
Hillside National Bank
the -Bank
Hillside High School
Harriet A. Benjamin
Julian B. Lange
Sharon Dale
Diana Ireans
Kalfus
the Bernstein
Wilma Gottlieb
Ronnie Senner
Jeffrey Ram
Jeffrey Swanger
Nina Greenberg
Gloria Cordero
Peace
Benjamin
National
Thrift Committee
Scho’dents
Bbank
Addison & Sanborn, Jr
Woman's Club of
Hillside
Donald E. Gilmore
PTA Presidents Council
Elizabeth McCrabth
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club, Ac
Diana Irenas
Police Firemen Get $500 Pay Boost For 1960 61
Township announces a $500 across the board raise for all Police and Fire Department members for the 1960 61 school year. Patrolmen sergeants lieutenants captains deputy chiefs and chiefs in both departments see specified increases raising total payroll by about 59400 and lifting the tax rate about 13 points. Also planning board rezones Wolf Place area near Irvington boundary to Industrial to boost ratables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Dischler
Sidney Birnbaum
Finand
Birnbaum
Wolf Place
Irvington
Snow Removal Cooperation Sought by Police Commissioner
Police Commissioner Sidney Birnbaum urged residents and auto owners to cooperate with police and road departments during and after snow storms. He cited vehicle parking hampering plows in recent storms and advised using garages driveways or lots. He warned that non compliance may lead to towing and summonses to ensure clear streets for fire ambulances and police access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Birnbaum
Birnbaum
Schoen criticizes Hillside GOP for preprimary endorsement
Albert Schoen former Hillside Republican chairman denounces a Hillside Republican Club meeting endorsement of former Labor Secretary James P Mitchell for governor. He argues local clubs should back victors from primaries and allow Hillside voters to choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repaplican
Hillside Republican Club
James P. Mitchell
Schoen
Hillside
Stock Dividend Of Bank Is Approved
James A. Owell president of Hillside National Bank announced a 100 percent stock dividend approved by the Comptroller of Currency. The dividend raises the bank’s shares from 10,000 to 20,000 and par value from 500000 to 1000000, effective yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Owell
Hillside National Bank
Comptroller of Currency
Oneil
Salem Pharmacy Ad Displays Candies and Cards in Hillside
Salem Pharmacy at 1201 Salem Ave Hillside advertises Russell Stover Candies and Hallmark Greeting Cards beside prescriptions EL 2420.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hillside
Russell Stover
Hallmark
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N Wonder Car
Fischer Chrysler CO
North Bread Street
Growney Funeral Home
Broad St
McCarthy
Daniel McCarthy
Milter Steel Co
N. J. Industrial Chamber of Commerce
Lyle’s
Kearny
Thrift
Liberty Pharmacy
Harvey Stone
Board OF Education
Pingry
North Avenue
Pingly School
H. H. Emory
Council For Independent School Aid
Riegel Textile Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
Robert F. Goheen
Princeton University
Frank W. Abrams
Standard Oil Company
N.J
Syracuse University
Council For Financial Aid To Education
W. Momer Turner
United States Steel Foundation
William L. Pressly
Westminster Schools
Atlanta
Headmasters’ Association
Country Day School Headmasters’ Association
Pingry Board of Trustees
GOP
Albert Schoen
Coe Avenue
Cor Avenue
Conrada
Cammarota
Conrad A. Cammarota
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