Hillside School Board Election Voters select three members
Hillside voters will cast ballots next Wednesday February 18 between 4 and 9 p.m. to elect three Board of Education members and approve the school budget for the new year. Nine candidates vie for seats including two incumbents J Eleanor Nurton and Joseph Ram. Budget items total 1 273 984 77 for current expenses and 64 100 for repairs with capital outlay covered by State aid. Total revenues rise to 1 673 773 with local tax increases offset by state funding and balance appropriations. Minimum teacher pay rises detailed with scale increases. other staff pay subject to post election action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Board of Education
J. Eleanor Nurton
Joseph Ram
Julian R.thomas
Howard Kobrin
Alex B Silberman
Arthur Kreszl
Michael Tobin
Peter G. Humanik
Strange Currents Forecast Board of Education Election Outcomes
A local preview warns that forces from last year timber may back J Eleanor Nurton and Michael Tobin while the North Avenue Civic Group could hurt reelection bids. Ram is seen as safely pro on contentious issues, Kresal seeks momentum, Humani and Kobrin lead diverse cores, with Thomvss and Liberman also strong. Budget talks hint playground improvements may be late and require a big levy. preparations include a township committee preview and possible reallocations, as pupil shifts between A P Morris and Harden Looker schools loom.
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J. Eleanor Nurton
Michael Tobin
Liberty Avenue
North Avenue
Joseph Ram
Arthur Kresal
Peter G. Humani
Howard Kobrin
P.T.A
Julian Thomvss
Solderships
Alex Liberman
Polio Mothers March Drives In Hillside Total $2365
A Mothers March for Polio raised 2365.38 dollars led by chairmen Mrs. Jack Lager and co-chairs Mrs. Leonard Friedman and Mrs. Arthur Warhat tia. Volunteers at the War Memorial Building were thanked along with coffee hosts and donors including Mrs. Hattie Stiles and Mrs. Mitzi Lazarus. Appreciation was extended to Police Chief Paul F. Korlesky and the Hillside Police Department and to community groups and sponsors for their support.
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Jack Lager
Leonard Friedman
Arthur Warhattia
Hattie Stiles
Val Lukashinsky
Mitzi Lazarus
War Memorial
Charles Wernicke
Hillside
Paul F. Korlesky
Hillside Reserve Police
Olther
Free Rides To School Voting Free Rides To School Voting
The Hillside Civic Association offered 12 cars to transport voters to polling places for next Wednesday's Board of Education election. Call Karl B. Ross or Stanley Pickholtz to arrange a ride. The association backs the school budget but supports no specific candidates. The text also mentions individuals tied to Newark Electric and Gas Co and related biographical details, including Mr Heath and family, with scattered personal notes.
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Hillside Civic Association
Board of Education
Karl B. Ross
Stanley Pickholtz
T. Association
Heath Retires After 37 Years With P S Armour
R Heath Sr of 1278 Robert street recently retired after more than 37 years as a special bookkeeper with Public Service At Accountants Meeting B D Cistaro of 124 Virginia street and H A Williams of 542 Tillman Street attended the dinner meeting of the Newark Chapter National Association of Cost Accountants in the Georgian Room of the Hotel Robert Treat in Newark.
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B. D. Cistaro
Virginia Street
H. A. Williams
West Relents On School Bus Aid Change
The Board of Education learned the county superintendent Dr William H West will continue state funded bus service next fall for 19 children on Lager place Wolf place and Quabeck avenue after earlier opposition. Disputed distances to George Washington School sparked the shift with the board arguing over two mile criteria and possible formula changes affecting other riders especially families in North Avenue.
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Irvington
Board of Education
William H. West
West
Lager Place
Wolf Place
Quabeck Avenue
George Washington
Arnold H. McGlow
North Avenue
Chest X rays Here Slated For May 8
Portable chest X ray unit of the Union County Tuberculosis and Health League will visit communities in Union County from February 26 to May 8. Any adult may obtain a chest X ray for 1.50 at listed locations. Local health officials and the Union County Medical Society sponsor the project with boards of health in each community. Arrangements are handled by the local health officers. The Municipal Building at Sherywid Hillside avenues will host the visits on May 2 to 4 and 6 to pin.
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Union County ‘Tuberculosis and Health ™ League
Stella O. Kling
Union County Medical Society
Sherlywid Hillside Avenues
Weather Outlook: Cloudy with Snow Chance Today
A cloudy weather forecast notes a chance of snow today across the region. No significant accumulation expected. temperatures remain cold with light breezes. Residents are advised to bundle up and monitor local advisories for changing conditions.
New Budget Points To 43_Point Tax Increase
A petition signed by 400 residents presented to the Township Government requests a $50,000 appropriation to develop the Hillside Avenue Playground. Pending committee action, a bond issue or referendum was discussed to add $50,000 to a Central Avenue project. City officials noted prior playground funding and ongoing road work, with Mayor and committee members debating the best funding method and timing for spring and summer improvements.
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Hilside Avenue
Charles Lazarus
Stans Joy Terrace
Guamnibtee
Lataaeris
Hivrthy
Hillside
Every
Maple Avenes
Wboe
Central Avenue
William di Buono
Wutteemin
Adolph A Whiston
di Buwno
Committteeman
Hyman M. Golul
Dial
The
Times
Robert. McNamara
Shade Tree Commission
Library Board of Trustees
Schulman
Paul Kiffer
Baker Street
Pire
Bcal
Recreation Commission
Road Department
Gennaro Messano
William V di Buono
Thomas Proposes A Summer School
Thomas Proposes A Summer School Julian Roy Thomas, a Board of Education candidate, is a Minnesola native residing at 255 Clark Street since 1945. He is married to a Hillside girl, the former Ove Howland, with two children, Robert and John. He began prelim education locally. The town budget for 1957 was introduced, showing tax increases to fund schools, buildings, and services, with hearings set for March 5.
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Julian Roy Thomas
Board of Education
Minnesola
Clark Street
Hillside
Ove, Howland
Robert
Hillside Avenue
John
Mr "Thomas
Walkout at MundetGork Corp plant over labor practices
About 750 workers in Mundet Gork Corp and Mundet's North Bergen plant walked out starting 7 am Tuesday, protesting indiscriminate job transfers. Local 230 president Honston J. Dortoh of Newark cites unfair labor practices. plant management cites no official knowledge and notes a no strike clause.
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Mundet Gork Corp
Thesday
Honston J. _Dortoh
Newark
United Hipher, Cork, Linoleum & Plastic Workers
Afl-Cio
Jack Dortely
Joseph Conerley
Conerley
Thichinery
Munder
North Bergen
Hillside
Dorteh Sal
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Hills Side Avenue
Township Committee
A. P. Morris
Harden- Looker
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell @tover
Hallmark
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Baby Carriages
Lionel
Liberty Ave
Julian R. Thomas
Cit
Aame
ELECT
Herbert Weinstein
Henry Groh
Hillside National Bank
Sinai Congregation
Shirley Friedman
Miyer
Heath
A. Roy Heath
Landenburg
Adelaide Darom
Dailn
Growney Funeral Home
Broad
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Michael Tobia
Tobia
Elizabeth River
Witershed
Anthony Morello
Moriello
Thy Compultee
Thomas
Julian RO Thomas
Adv
Mundet
Liberty Avenue Near
Peter G. Humanilk
Gottlieb’s Men’s Shop
Maple Avenue
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