School Election and Budget Vote Set for Feb 14
Five candidates seek three full term seats on the Board of Education and two vie for the remaining one year term. Voters will decide the 1961 62 budget totaling 2 148 147 including 1 721 549 Current Expense and 6 000 Capital Outlay with debt service. Tax rate expected to rise about 24 points before adjustments. Salaries included with average raises and possible $700 raise for the superintendent.
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Board of Education
Thomas A. Roy
Harv Stone
Samuel Dubow
Conrad Chmmarott
Sheldon W. Koch
Walter Howell
Arthur J. Lapp
New Jersey Education Association
NJEA
Democrats Set For Dinner Dance at Hillside Club
The Hillside Democratic Club dinner dance committee met at Monroe Ackerman's home. Ackerman announced plans for a Sunday February 19 event at Club Diana, 2800 Springfield Avenue, Union. Tickets are available from Ackerman or other club members.
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Hillside Democratic Club
Monroe Ackerman
Cammarota Addresses School Viewpoints for Education Board
At 385 Rutgers Ave J a Tuesday afternoon event promoted Conrad A. Cammarota for the Hillside Board of Education. He urged teacher salary parity, raises in the lower salary brackets, expanded vocational training, and adult education programs for Hillside residents, as demand dictates.
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Charles Yankitis
Rutgers Avenue J
Conrad A. Cammarota
Board of Education
Yankitis
Joseph Karolewicz
Chester Street
Cammarota
Hillside
Conflict Over School Closures Sparks Fire Safety Debate
Hillside district and New Jersey fire organizations clash over Assembly Bill 557 which would allow local fire departments to inspect and close schools with fire hazards. The Board of Education declined to take a stand, while local unions and fire groups back the measure citing frequent inspections and enhanced safety.
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Board of Education
Policc
Peter G. Humanik
Harvey Stone
Muntanil
Stone
State Federation of District School Boards
New Jersey
Assembly
Hillside
Hillside Local 35
FMBA
Hillside Local 70
PBA
Wayne T. Branom
State Federation of District Boards of Education
Trent
Hillside Fmba
Boonton
Chicago
Millside
Robert Sunntag
Branom
Lana
Bank Advances In National Standing
The Hillside National Bank ranks 607th among U S commercial banks per a telegram to James A Oneil from Upton Liprett of the American Banker. The roll of banks marks a 24 place gain in 1960 from 631st at end of 1959 as yearend deposits exceed 45 million dollars.
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Hillside National Bank
James A. Oneil
Upton Liprett
American Banker, Daily Newspaper of Banking
Neil
Reelection Push for Roy and Stone to Hillside Board of Education
A meeting at Harvey Stone's home gathered supporters for incumbents Thomas A. Roy and Harvey Stone seeking re-election to the Hillside Board of Education. Nite Share, ward president, spoke praising their records and urged residents to back the school budget as reasonable. Other attendees included Peter Hlumanik, Jack Valenti, John Beattie, Mildred Hess, and Joseph Ram.
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Thomas A. Roy
Harvey Stone
Board of Education
Nite Share
Roy
Mr. Stone
Hillside
Share
Peter G. Hlumanik
Jack Valenti
John Beattie
Mildred JH. Hess
Joseph Ram
Hillside urged voters back education board bid and budget
Thomas A. Roy, Hillside Board of Education candidate, urges turnout for the February 1961 election and a favorable vote on a $2,179,205 school budget. The Budget increases tax raises and county and municipal levies, with pay raises for Police and Fire departments and department heads.
Stone For Support Of School Budget
Harvey Stone seeks re election to the Hillside Board of Education urging voters to approve the budget and elect him for another term. He notes the board spends about half of the tax dollar and calls for candidates with strong business experience to govern the schools. He asks for continued confidence and votes on Tuesday February 14.
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Hillside
Board of Education
Harvey Stone
Lever 2
Coe Avenue Liquors Ad Seeks Free Delivery
Wires Liquors Cordials Beer soda candy ice cream tobaccos offered with free delivery. Includes address-like branding and contact number 83-9734. Promotes wide selection and home service.
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Coe Avenue
Cor Avenue
Koch Candidacy Is Held Non-Political
Sheldon Koch told a workers rally he has no political aspirations and seeks a Board of Education seat to focus on education. He pledged to continue serving if elected, saying the future of children and country is too important for political stepping stones.
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Sheldon Koch
Board of Education
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State Division of Taxation
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