Budget and Candidates Set for Tuesday School Election
Voters will elect three members to the Board of Education for three years and approve a $2,587,910.38 school budget. Incumbents Franklin A. Feltman and Jack J. Valenti seek re election. newcomers include Edward Zipf Vito J. Menza and Albert Schoen. The budget covers 2,571,746.00 in current expenses and 16,164.38 in capital outlay. Campaigning has been quiet with PTA appearances and educational facility plans.
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Board of Education
Franklin A. Feltman
Jack J. Valenti
Feltman
Valenti
Edward Zipf
Porte St
Republican Party
Vito J. Menza
Broadway
Galsworthy Inc
Albert Schoen
Trinity Place
Pta’s
School Board Election Urges Yes on Budget Items
The Times supports a YES on both Current Expense and Capital Outlay budgets as five candidates seek three three year seats. It notes general agreement on the budget, raises for teachers align with peers, and critiques of salaries by Joseph Ram. Current Expense is 2 571 746 and Capital Outlay 16 164 38.
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Board of Education
Times
Joseph Ram
Hillside
School Stairway Closed as Hazard at Abram Morris School
The Board of Education at a special meeting closed the new stairway fire escape at Abram Morris School on Coe Ave due to cement chipping. Contractors Ed Schliefer and Sons face withholding $2086 final payment and the $20000 performance bond until repairs and tests confirm compliance with specifications.
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Board of Education
Abram P. Morris
Coe Ave
Ed Schleifer and Sons
Calvin Coolidge
Police Nab Four On Drug Charges
Four youths were arrested near midnight in the Center Bowl parking lot on drug charges. Paul R. Ramsthaler Samuel Cordoni and John De Konchak were charged with possession and being under the influence. Edward R. Smith faced a possession charge as owner of the car. The car was impounded and officers on scene included Patrolmen Madden and Woitkowski, Sgt Lepore, Detectives Milburn and Messano.
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Center Bowl
Paul R. Ramsthaler
William St
Samuel Cordoni
Fairbanks St
Hillside
John de Konchak
Virginia St
Elizabeth
Edward R. Smith
Smith St
de Konchak
Cordoni
Smith
Ramsthaler
Richard Madden
Norman Woitkowski
Applications Available for Margaret M Roche Pool 1968
Sanford Goldberg chair man announces that 1968 applications are available and may be picked up at Municipal Building Union County Trust Co National State Banks Investors Savings and Loan Shop Rite Market Acme Market Coronet Sweet Shoppe Mittleman Bakery Irv Schults Lunchette Sneiders Market Salem Pharmacy Library and Cut Rate Drugs. Applications received after May 1 may not guarantee badges ready by pool opening.
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Sanford Goldberg
Margaret M. Roche Memorial
Municipal
Union County Trust Co
Investors Savings and Loan
Acme Market
Coronet
Mittleman’s Bakery
Irv. Schults
Sneiders Market
Salem Pharmacy
Ist Jaycee President Dies at 31
Ernest L. Carangelo, first president of the Hillside Jaycees, died at age 31 Saturday. Formerly of Hillside he lived in Hopatcong and worked as an assistant cashier at the National State Bank Summit branch. He leaves wife Lynn and two sons Ralph and Donald.
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Ernest L. Carangelo
Hillside Jaycees
Hillside
National State Bank
Summit
Lynn Carangelo
Ralph
Donald
Tax row at township meeting over Bristol-Myers addition valuation
Witte and Finance Commissioner Diamond clashed for about thirty minutes over tax assessments and the Bristol-Myers addition valued at six and a half million by the Bristol-Myers story versus about two million by Tax Assessor Katz. Witte urged a meeting with Katz and Bristol-Myers while Diamond defended official processes and accused Witte of inexperience.
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J. Arnold Witte
Witte
Robert Diamond
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Bristol-Myers
Samuel Katz
Katz
Bristol - Myers
Diamond
Baker and Taylor consolidates Hillside plant with Somerville operations
Baker and Taylor Co plans to merge the Hillside plant at North Broad Street and Hillside Avenue with the Somerville plant effective February 16. About 230 employees will be affected with half residing in Hillside. Office and plant operations will end at the Hillside site, and transfers to Somerville will be offered where possible. If not transferable, workers receive vacation pay, severance, and potential profit sharing, with a two month adjustment period beginning February 19. The Hillside building remains leased through 1970. The Somerville warehouse, opened February 1, 1966, is modern and air conditioned, with three times Hillside’s distribution capacity.
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Baker& Taylor Moving Ff
Hillside
Lane
Baker and Taylor Co
North Broad St
Hillside Ave
Somerville
Parents Magazine Enterprises Inc
D.o.evans
B. Dean Spain
N. Broad St
Pharmacy Break-In Reported in Linden With Stolen Items
Mrs Kathleen McLaren of 2105 St George Ave Linden told police Hillside Pharmacy at 265 Hollywood Ave Linden was entered during the night and articles stolen. Entry gained by breaking a washroom window. Missing pills lighters pens cough syrup watches and electric shavers. An attempted break in at Chez Philippe 261 Hollywood Ave left a hole in the wall.
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Kathleen McLaren
St. George Ave
Linden
Hillside
Hollywood Ave
Chez Philippe
Uncle Franks Little House Opens at Hillside Ave Site
The brick building at Hillside Avenue near North Broad Street will house a small group under the direction of Francis Ludlow, editor of the companys Book Buyers Guide. The guide is the firms magazine with book reviews and offerings.
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Uncle Frank
Hillside Ave
N. Broad St
Francis Ludlow
Book Buyers' Guide
Hillside Plans Free Bus to Somerville Warehouse Jobs
Mr. Spain announces a free bus service for Hillside employees seeking work at the Somerville warehouse. The service aims to convenience workers and will continue for a specified period.
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Spain
Hillside
Somerville Warehouse
Somerville
Parents meet with Mayor to discuss school area safety
Twenty parents from the George Washington School area met with Mayor II Late Share and Police Commissioner Carmen J. Ferrigno to raise concerns about attacks on children commuting to and from school. Incidents included a broken purse strap and an attempted bag snatch from two children. The officials plan a Board of Education meeting to study a school lunch program and consider extra police and crossing guard protection before and after school and at lunch.
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George Washington
Share
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Board of Education
Ferrigno
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Menza
Linda Dennis
Hillside High School
Maryann Fiorillo
Coolidge School
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Harden - Looker
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Beatrice Goldstein
Coolidge
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PTA
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Gordon Milburn
Anthony Messano
TOBIA
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Liberty Avenue
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Ist
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Witte Rouse
G.W. School
George Washington School
Geraldine Mascola
Wendy Weidenbaum
Allen Adamelki
John Zappulla
Clifford Ross
Todd Elfont
Donald Covoleski
Sol Hirsch
Jack Valenti
Hiawatha Ave
Union Co. Rd. of Realtors
Hillside Kiwanis Club
B'nai Abraham Temple
Trinity Pl
Rutgers University
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New Jersey
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Men's Progress Club of
Hillside Otological Foundation
Ing
Temple Shomrei Torah
Medical Administration Corps
Hillside Lodge
Bnai Birth
Richmond Lodge
Gertrude
Charles
John
Idelle
Franklin A. Fairman
Batley Ave
N.J
Franklin A, Feltman
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