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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1960

Page

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Township Budget Increases by 110000 Amid Plan for Fire Dept Expansion

The Township Committee introduced a 2,147,535 budget with a 620,187 revenue forecast and a 1,527,848 tax raise, up 87,000 from last year. Fire department funding rises to 354,190 with 12 new firefighters and a 42 hour week, start pay 4560 plus 360 bonus, while municipal staff receive 120 to 180 increases. Mayor Di Buono notes Civil Service alignment for future clarity. 1960 tax rate depends on school budget, county rate, and new ratables. Continued on Page 8.

Fire Department W. William di Buomo

Funeral services set for Police Chief Paul Koplesky

Police Chief Paul F. Koplesky of 1121 South Lane Avenue dies after a two year illness in St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth at age 64. He served nearly 38 years guiding the department including the Detective Bureau and records system. Services Friday Feb 12 at Growney Funeral Home Union interment at Maple Farms Cemetery Connecticut.

Paul F. Koplesky South Lane Avenue St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth Growney Funeral Home North Broad Street Korlesky Ernest A.youlk Sevice Norman L. Sanford Sanford Union Hillside W. William di Buono International Association of Police Chiefs New Jersey Union County Associations of Chiefs of Potter Hillside Local 70 P.B.A Hillside Lodge Eleanor Rookstrom Korlesky Robert Donald Sheara Alexander Sheara Air Force Limestone Maine Connecticut Farms Cemetery

Hillside Board Row and Shakespeare Push for Funds

The Hillside editorial on Page 8 prompts fresh interpretation of the candy store Board of Education remark by Abe Charnack. Reported infighting among board members follows as Charnack plans to move to West Orange. The Hillside Players seek ticket sales to cover costs, offering two shows at five dollars with buyer names printed in programs.

Dr. Kildare Shakespeare Candy Store Board of Education Abe Charnack Charnack Mr. Charnack Hillside Sooni West Orange Hillside Will Shakespeare Hillside Players, Dramatic Group

Sinai Youth Sabbath Services At Sinai Congregation

Sinai Congregation hosts Youth Sabbath on Saturday February 13 led by the Minioniares post Bar Mitzvah group with Carl Erman David Haber Charles Lesser Abraham Lovin and Howard Tarler among participants. Also present are Sinai Hebrew School students and the post Bas Mitzvah girls group with Rabbi Eliezer Cohen and Herman C. Lansey as advisors. Kenneth Leewitt er and Jerome Kibbel co chairmen of the Sinai youth committee.

Sinai Congregation Minioniares Sinai Carl Erman David Haber Charles Lesser Abraham Lovin Howard Tarler The Sinai Hebrew School Act Eliezer Cohen Herman C. Lansey Minlionaires Kenneth Léewitter Jerome Kibbel Sinai Youth Committee

Rabbi Cohen Attends Rabbinical Council Session

Rabbi Cohen participates in a three day Rabbinical Council of America conference at the Chelsea Hotel Atlantic City. He served on the conference committee and concluded yesterday.

Nappl Kuezer Conen Sinai Witer Rabbinical Council of America Chelsea Hotel Atlantic City Cohen

Hillside Education Budget Defeat Draws Board Leader’s Protest

Abe Charnack, president of the Hillside Board of Education, called the budget defeat a disastrous blow to education. He urged voters to reconsider at the next referendum on Wednesday February 24, arguing the budget met required expenditures for quality schooling and ongoing operations.

Abe Charnack Board of Education Hillside

Marantz Inducted Into Ten Year Club

Saul Marantz purchasing agent at Airborne Accessories Corp 1411 Chestnut Avenue was inducted into the Ten Year Club on January 30 marking his tenth anniversary. He is the fourteenth member and received a wrist watch. He has spent all service in production contract dept and previously held roles as chief expeditor scheduling supervisor buyer and chief buyer before promotion August 4 1958.

Saul Marantsz Airborne Accessories Corp Chestnut Avenue Marantz

Local Pupils Cast In Jewish Arbor Day Play

Local pupils at the Tebrew Youth Institute will perform a Jewish Arbor Day play on February 15 at 100 Chancellor Avenue New Monday. Participants include Steven Ap tekar of Bayview Avenue and Howard Steinberg of Conklin Avenue. Habbi St Murray Halpern of Hillside, vice president of the Institute, assists.

cuUsine Peys Steven Ap Tekar Bayview Avenue Howard Steinberg Conklin Avenue Tebrew Youth Tstitute Chancellor Avenue New Monday Institute Habbi St. Murray Halpern Hillside

Education Budget Loses and Special Election Planned

Voters rejected both sections of the Board of Education budget for the second year in a row, prompting a special election set for February 24 to reconsider the budget. Peter G. Humanik led board candidate votes, with Mildred Hess and Jack Valenti following. multiple districts showed close margins and several incumbents topped their districts. The annual board reorganization is set for next Monday at 8 p.m., with I Lute Share likely to become president and Humanik to become vice president.

Board of Education Peter G. Humanik Mildred Hess Jack Valenti Sheldon W. Koch George Knauer, Jr Arthur Lapp Philip Schectman Aets Aet State Commissioner of Education I. Lute Share

Hillside National Bank Sets 3 Percent Savings Rate

Mr. James A. Owell announces Hillside National Bank board approved a 3 percent annual savings rate starting January 1 with quarterly interest periods 10 day grace for months beginning a new quarter. The change replaces prior semiannual payments and aims to reduce interest losses from deposit withdrawals.

James A. Owell Hillside National Bank

Public Hearing Granted for Route 22 Widening Plan

State Highway Department held a public hearing at the Municipal Building on the Route 22 widening from Bloy Street eastward to match the highway width. About 25 residents attended and discussed land takings including George Wagner Sr and EB L Ewertsen & Sons properties, with suggestions to widen into Newark and add truck speeds. A Federal-recorded session will aid potential federal funding.

Liberty Avenue State Highway Department Highway Department George Wagner, Sr EB. L. Ewertsen & Sons Shelton Terrace Hillside Avenue John Ewertsen Newark Cornell Place Bloy Street

Foundation To Get Americanism Award

Hillside Foundation to receive the sixth annual Americanism Award from Bnai B’rith Hillside Lodge 1514. The ceremony at George Washington School auditorium begins 8:30 pm with Dr. David Hyatt as keynote and youth group leaders to lead the flag salute. The event includes a choir, Bnai B’rith ritual team, and presentations to member company representatives.

Hillside Industrial Foundation Hillside Lodge 1514 Binai B'rith George Washington School Herman Arbin B'nai B'rith Americanism Robert Lipson B'nai B'rith Morris, Lubin Hatfield Wire & Cable Co Wil David Hyatt National Conference of Christians and Jews Ased Auy Ares Dr. Hyatt Cornell University Find Taugist Manhattan College Lenox School Columbia University

Defendant Wins Award In Crash

Alexander Guzzo, 24, of Union, received 15000 dollars from a jury for injuries in a Union auto crash on August 12, 1957. Donald Antonelli, also of Union, was awarded 2500 dollars. Guzzo was a passenger in Antonelli’s car when it collided with Russell McCray’s vehicle in Route 22. The jury found no action against Antonelli. Guzzo, then in military service, was treated at military hospitals. The awards were against McCray before Superior Court Judge Walter L. Hetfield III.

Alexander Guzzo Chestnut Street Union Donald Antonelli Main Avenue Guzzo Antonelli Russell McCray West Street Madison McCray Superior Court Walter L. Hetfield III

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