Backers Organize For Cammarota Campaign
Volunteers backing Conrad Cammarota for a three year term on the Board of Education organized Friday evening at Caren Dill’s home at 116 Woodruff Drive. Harry G. Hyra was named chairman with Louis Laetani as secretary. Board members Peter G. Humanile and Jack Valenti outlined prerequisites for candidates and board functions. Cammarota spoke of his background, Hillside’s educational program, and his intent to improve it while noting 19 years as a Hillside resident and a son in high school. Refreshments followed.
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A. Catamarrota
Board of Education
Caren Dil
Woodruff
Mateh
Harry G. Hyra
Louis Laetani
Peter G. Humanile
Jack Valenti
Cammarota
Hillside
Tie
Hadassah Hillside Chapter to Meet on North Africa Jews Topic
Hillside Chapter of Hadassah will hold a board meeting Tuesday evening February 7 at Sinai Congregation. The session will feature an education report titled The Jews of North Africa by Mrs. Joseph Gottesman. Chairwoman Mrs. Philip Scherer will announce an April 19 theatre party and plans for Tag Week March 10 to 17. Other reports cover calendar, donor, raffles, and membership.
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Hillside Chapter
Hadassah
Sinai Congregation
Joseph Gottesman
Philip Scherer
Burt Tierstein
Martin Goldman
Henry Garrod
Morris Pestunowitz
Joseph Peyser
Cameras Deals at Zenith Camera Exchange
Zenith Camera Exchange at 303 Morris Avenue Elizabeth offers clearance on cameras and projectors with discounts up to 60 percent. Includes sales contact Neil S Phillips EL 3 7667 and Westfield Avenue location details.
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Zenith Camera Exchange
Morris Avenue
Westfield Ave
Elizabeth Neil S. Phillips
Parental rally urges strong school board and budget support
Sheldon appeals to voters noting the school board's role and the budget’s impact on youth welfare. Koch lauds Hillside schools as among the best, urging approval of the school budget and inviting groups to meet. He asks residents to call WA 3-2079 to arrange speaking dates and to remember February 14 with Lever No 3.
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Sheldon
Josavly Regenehy
Elveitton
Koch
Hillsides
School Aid Change Supported By Lapp
Arthur H. Lapp candidate for the one year unexpired Board of Education term spoke to workers at his home Sunday. He backed Assemblymen Koen ig of Burlington and Werner of Camden County in a House Floor motion to waive the 180 full days in session requirement for State school aid. Lapp noted weather may hinder some schools from meeting the rule and warned against shifting more local taxpayer costs this year.
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Arthur H. Lapp
Board of Education
Koenig
Burlington
Werner
Camden County
Lapp
Thanks Rides In Heart Fund Drive
Dr. Tra H. Blumenthal, general chairman of the Hillside Heart Fund campaign, thanks Mrs. Charles Slitkin for leading mail appeals, Mrs. Cora Madaro for coin collectors distribution, and Hillside neighborhoods for grant solicitations on their premises.
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Tra_H. Blumenthal
Hillside Heart Fund
Charles Slitkin
Cora Madaro
Blumenthal
Hillside Aealleys
More State School Aid Gets Approval
The Morris-Saybrook School P.T.A. met at Mrs. David Horwitz home to hear Valentine Ketterer present a proposal for increased state aid for school construction, which the board adopted. Reports from budget study meetings and juvenile protection sessions were shared, with a nominating committee appointed for future PTA leadership.
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AP. Morris-Saybrook School
P.T.A
David Horwitz
Windsor Way
Joseph Ginelli
Bufold
Berlin
Valentine Ketterer
Anderson
Vita
Nativity Display Sparks Reader Letter in Hillside Times
A reader correspondence in the Hillside Times dated January 28 1961 critiques a Nativity display at 1086 Chester Street stating apparent resentment toward the display and the editor notes irritation with such letters.
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Chester St
Hillside Times
Christmas displays stir nationwide goodwill, says Otto Zimmerman
In front of the Municipal Building during the Christmas season Otto Zimmerman appeals to public tradition seen in villages towns and cities across the United States. He emphasizes the historic roots and the message Peace on earth Good will toward men, urging tolerance of displays.
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Boro
United States
Patri
Otto Zimmerman
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Commerce Clearing House Inc
U. S. Highway 22
Hill Side
Setenesenstess
AVON
Alex
F. Hintenberger
Reveess Reese
Educational
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Diamond
Painting Co
Pet Shops
Tropical Fish Center
Bird Dept
Hollywood Pet and Supply Co
Liberty
Princeton Ave
Schillinger Praduate
Janet
Liberty Ave
Balculive
Elizabeth Sessinge
Irvington Avenue
Prince Street
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Manuser
Conrad
North Africa
Zimmerman
Maple Avenue
New Jersey
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AIR Eee
Graday
Ewnerd
Joan Collins
Esther
the King
Derry Loch
Ea Wynn
Dnidith Anderson
Ech
Jack R. Karel, MD
North Avenue
Westminster Ave
N. J
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Moe Goldberg
James Hotalen
Albert Swider
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Herbertsville
Nestle
Ben Rice
Betty Crocker
Angel Foods
Maxwell House
Wesson
Bouquet Soap
AD Detergent
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Marcal Paper Sale
Harvey Stone
Elizabeth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Edward Allen Morris
Heart Fund
oFrrFré Monetary
Abraham Munkowics
Chulenan Tee MB Chistrman
Ernest Vowik
Dames AL Owell
Henry G. Groh
Inihiins
George Murthy
Ify
Torul
Wayne T. Mranons
Menry
Mantle Hearts
August Puoere
Sock Valen
Tubbi Wilewer Cohen
Robert Kaplan
Women's
Mintoaury
Calvary Lutheram Choreh
Mrv
Madato Wiy
Altar Society of Christ the King Church Arm
Honey Roche
Sisterhood
Dear Neighbor
Nually
Heart Association
Your Heart Association
James A
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Hillside National Bank
North Broad Street
Hillside, N. J
Ira H. Blumenthal
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