School Election Slated Tuesday for Board Seats
Three board of education members will seek three year terms in the election next Tuesday February 9 from 2 to 9 PM across schools and the Administration Building at 195 Virginia Street. Incumbents Franklin A. Feltman and Walter Howell seek reelection. challengers include Fred J Chivala Albert Schoen Mrs Phyllis Greenwald Armand Addonizio and Charles M Rosenblatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Virginia St
Franklin A. Feltman
Walter Howell
Fred J.chivala
Albert Schoen
Phyllis Greenwald
Armand Addonizio
Charles M. Rosenblatt
Addonizio
N. Broad St
Newark Board of Realtors
Budget Votes Set For Saybrook School Election
The Saybrook Board of Education voted to place sections of the 1965 66 budget before voters at the February 9 election after a public hearing. Current Expense 1 992 106 50 and Capital Outlay 3 150 are locally taxed with a total budget of 2 479 716 up 107 269. Debt service totals 171 948 13. A teacher salary guide raises minimums and maximums by 200 with figures for Bachelor 5300 to 9100 Master 5500 to 9700 six years training 5700 to 10300 and principals 450 more. most staff get 200."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Saybrook School
Conrad Cammarota
Emmet T. White
Vote Yes on Board of Education Budget Urges Support
Editorial urges residents to vote yes next Tuesday February 9 praising the modest 200 pay rise for school staff funded partly from surplus and noting the Middle States evaluators report strong high school outcomes including a 60 percent college enrollment rate and low dropouts. It addresses missing township funds and retirement notes for long serving Patrolman Harold McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
New Trade Industry
Harold McBride
Police Department
Probus National Chapter Formed in Hillside
A Hillside chapter of Probus National formed with 25 professional and business members from Hillside and nearby towns. Officers elected include Henry H. Nussbaum as president and plans for a dental clinic for the disabled. installation set for February 20 at Maplewood Manor. Hobby Night details mention the Hillside club hosting displays on April 26 at Kingston Restaurant with guest students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Nussbaum
Hillside
Pro‘us National
Probus National
Probus Club
Probus
Bernard Senner
Ralph A. Schwartz
Sherman Borkan
Harry Schulman
Board of Governors
Nussbaum
Schwartz
Moe Gast
Schulman
Borkan
Senner
Max Shuster
Robert Rosen
al Attermann
Haywood Gibion
Rosen
Maplewood Manor
Maplewood
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Kingston
Union
Hillside Democrats Oppose County Split Plans
The Hillside Democratic Club condemned any districting that severs Hillside from its College Inn area and urged votes against separation. Chairman Bernard Bernstein announced forty new members joined as drives accelerate and council appointments were set for 1965 across committees including Nomination Budget Dues and Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Democratic Club
Hillside
College Inn
Union County
Bernard Bernstein
Hillside PTA Urges Parents to Oppose Apartment Plan
Mrs. Erwin Schuman president of the Hillside Avenue School PTA urged parents to attend the February 11 zoning board meeting at the Municipal Building to object to a variance for apartments on the Merkle property. The PTA had previously objected to the project. The announcement also notes the PTA supported a mathematics clinic and calls for PTAs to lobby for more education funding and a state aid formula change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Schuman
Hillside Avenue School Pta
Hillside Avenue
Merkle
PTA
Morris School
Calvin Coolidge School
Hillside Industry Group endorses school budget for 1965 66
The Hillside Industrial Association announced it has reviewed and approved the Board of Education budget for the 1965 1966 school year. Increases are described as mainly normal salary raises, deemed reasonable by the association. The Budget Committee included J S Freundlich of the Emerald Co Inc chairman Harvey W Peace Jr of the National State Bank of Elizabeth and Jack A Mayers of Mayers Industrial Lithographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Industrial Association
Board of Education
J. 5. Freundlich
The
Emerald Co., Inc
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
National State Bank of Elizabeth
Jack A. Mayers
Mayers Industrial Lithographers
Resident Will Appear on TV New Voices program features Deanna Mayer
Deanna Mayer of 1587 Wyndham Ave designs tapestries and rugs and will appear on TV Channel 13 Thursday February 4 at 8 35 PM on New Voices. The program aims to encourage young creative talent in all fields and Miss Mayer is a graduate of Parsons Pratt Haystack and Cranbrook Academy of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Mayer
Wyndmoor Ave
TV Channel
Miss’ Mayer
Parsons School of Design
Pratt Institute
Haystack Mountain School of Crafts
Maine
Cranbrook Academy of Art
Bloomfield Hills
Michigan
Hillside Lions Adopt Budget Amid Major Eye Clinic Aim
The Hillside Lions Club adopted a yearly budget with 2100 in administration and 1800 for activities. A 3000 project for an eye clinic at St Elizabeth Hospital in Elizabeth is not in the budget. With 7000 paid on a 10000 pledge, the balance may be covered by year end 1965. EMS AAEM members attended the District 16 E cabinet meeting at the Holiday Inn Kenilworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lions Club
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
AAEM
Hillside Club
Lions’ District 16-E
Holiday Inn
Kenilworth
Italian Group Hears Board of Education Candidates
The Italian American Civic Association held its annual Candidates Night at the College Inn. Moderator Louis Santagata introduced incumbents Franklin Feltman and Walter Howell, with Fred Chivale also present. Board President Jack Valenti explained the budget as attendees asked questions and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Italian American Civic Association
College Inn
Louis Santagata
Franklin A. Feltman
Walter Howell
Fred Chivale
Jack Valenti
Washington Talk by Fellow Mason at Hillside Club Dinner
Willard W. Cupit, industrial contractor with David Evans, studies George Washington’s Masonic connection and achievements. He will speak on Washington at the Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club dinner after 6:30 p.m. Monday February 22, in the Kingston Restaurant, Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
George Washington
Hillside ‘Lodge
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Willard W. Cupit
David ©. Evans
Washington
Cupit
Washigton
Kingston
Union
Girl Scouts Visit Home For Elderly
Girl Scout Troop 739 from Hillside Avenue School visited the Home for the Aged in Elizabeth on January 26. They presented clove apple closet fresheners and entertained residents with group singing. Members Donna Byrne through Sandra Stolman participated, led by Mrs. Dorothy Hricko and Mrs Rosaline Kass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue School
I de Hant
Ilizabeth
Donna Byrne
Linda Carlucci
Reeve Elman
Diane Frank
Nancy Gast
Trudy Grossman
Donna Hricko
Lois Jackson
Nancy Kass
Linda Klarfeld
Lauren Kolber
Sherri Lipowitz
Valerie Massimino
Jill Minkoff
Hildy Moskowitz
Lorraine Paczkowski
Deborah Page
Barbara Pearliner
Patrice Pollak
Jo-Ette Reiser
Lorraine Spadone
Sandra Stolman
Dorothy Hricko
Rosaline Kass
Doctors Plan Expanded Emergency Duty in Hillside
Hillside officials announced a plan to boost emergency medical coverage from two to five or six doctors. Mayor Diamond said letters will invite physicians to a February 4 dinner meeting to discuss expanding the panel and improving zoning to aid industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diamond
Hillside
Townley's
Union
Diamond
Joseph Peyser
Henry J. Konzelmann
Union County Medical Society
Konzelmann
Famary
William B. Pimm
Masonic Hall
Pimm
Peyser
Milton M. Lilian
Industrial Commission
Clarence van Deursen
Mbngow Ackérman
Townstip
Tere Ovils
Chler
Tleya
Distintiee
Rs.leaney
Muncipal Court
Manuine Fioard
County Park Officials Inspect River for Boating and Skating
Peter G. Humanik rec reation superintendent and Bernard A Bernstein planning board secretary joined Rudolph Krestoh union county park superintendent on an Elizabeth River Hillside inspection. Bernstein named two park sections Woodruff below Conant Street and Salony from Locust Avenue to Route 22 as potential sites. He noted cleanup needs and possible funding via service clubs to accelerate the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond
Bérard B. Bern Stein
Planning Board
Union County Park Commission
Hillside
Joseph Ram
Bernstein
Llan
Peter G. Humanik
Bernard A. Bernstein
Rudolph Krestoh
Union County
Elizabeth River
Hillsgide
Woodruff
Conant St
Salony
Locust Ave
Route 22
Breston
Also Mentioned on This Page
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Donna Felissa
Prof
Hernandez
Tobia
Liberty Avenue
N. J
Hillside Board OF Education
Ine
Democrats
Tone guerre cen@irman
Jerry McLaughting
Laura Fikce
Emma Stachura
John Pozar
A. Howard Finkel
Industry Group
Lions Club
Starko
Luverty Ave
Girl Scouts
George Helock
Leonard R. Visotsky
Ernest Voelk
Check County
Preysory
Indiawe
Park Commission
Dernstein
Dernsveim
Fred J. Chavala
H. Fitz
Weatminster Ave
Hillside School System
Student Government Association
Hillside National Bank
Susquehanna University
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve
T. J. Lipton, Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!