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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1965

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Feltman Howell And Chivala Are Elected Budget Is Approved

Incumbents Feltman and Howell were reelected in six polling places, joined by newcomer Chivala for three year terms. Budget approvals: Current Expense 1,992,100.50 and Capital Outlay 3,150 were approved by voters 1,106 to 451 and 1,073 to 478 respectively. Total votes 2,112.

Board of Education Franklin A. Feltran Walter Howell Fred J. Chivala Chivala Ceredit Thomas J. Lipton Inc Englewood Cliffs Armand Addonizio Phyllis Greenwalk Albert Schoen Charles Rosenblatt Feltman Howell Hillside Avenue School George Washington School Calvin Coolidge Harden-Looker Abram P. Morris Ce H L. AB Apm HS TOTAL Addgnizio Schoen BR Greenwald Rosenblatt

GOP School Views Clash Over Appointive Board of Ed

Hillside GOP clash as Township Committee members Ramanton and other Republicans spar over keeping an elective Board of Education. Hillside Republican Club polls Monday night at 166 Long Avenue, favoring continued election of the board regardless of town control. Club to confer with minority members and push zoning stance against apartment houses and related master plan costs. Dominick F. Peterpaul named club spokesman for hearings. Arthur H. Lapp named treasurer succeeding the late William B. Pimm.

Joseph Ramanton A Hillside Republican Club Ram Long Avenue Board of Education Hillside North Broad St Dominick F. Peterpaul Arthur H. Lapp William B. Pimm

Supreme Court Prayer Decision Sparks Education Reform Debate

The February Reader's Digest piece by Clarence W Hall argues the Court's 1962 prayer ruling should prompt a broader study of religion in schools and public life. It cites figures like Tom Clark and Walter Lippmann, urges objective Bible study within secular education, and highlights sociology projects linking religious understanding to tolerance and civic education.

U.S. Supreme Court Clarence W. Hall Yftie Les Tom C. Clark Walter Lippmann George A. Buttrick Garrett Theological Seminary Buttrick Benjamin Franklin Jesus Christ Archibald Shaw The American Sociation of Supreme Court New York

Heart Fund Drive Co-Chairmen Named in Newark Plan

Heart Fund announces co chairmen in a Newark plan led by George Liss. Gerald R. McCann Vector Engineering Newark executive vice president and chief engineer, and Andrew Karlick Worthington Corp supervisor, named co chairs. Henry G. Groh National State Bank Hillside treasurer. Industrial appeal led by William Buie and school appeal by Dr Wayne T Branom. Cannisters to be distributed by August Paoerolo and Jack G Valenti. Animal house-to-house drive set for February 21.

George Liss Heart Fund Gerald R. McCann Broad St Vector Engineering Corp Newark Andrew Karlick Broadway Worthington Corp Harrison Henry G. Groh

Fire Department Plan Criticized at Hillside Meeting

Hillside locals FMBA and Local 35 condemned a Fire Department reorganization proposal at Fire Headquarters on Hollywood Ave. The plan would create four lieutenant posts to raise pay, while reducing frontline firemen. FMBA asserts more responders are needed to keep units manned and effective.

Hillside Local 35 FMBA Hollywood Ave Officers Association

Fan’s Tour Store Advertises Free Prompt Delivery

A Liberty Avenue shop promotion lists wines beers and coolers for hire with free prompt delivery. The ad notes contact numbers 8 0659 WA and 3 1495 WA and mentions Esquore beers and Kege beer coolers.

Fan's Touor Liberty Ave

Oldsters Complete Driver Reeducation Course Certificates

Twenty members of the Hill side Chapter of the Old Guard received certificates for completing a state driver reeducation course. The Old Guard meets at 10:30 a.m. each Thursday at the Hillside United Presbyterian Church. It is an association for all retired men.

Hill~ Side The Old Guard State Division of Motor Vehicles United Presbyterian Ghureh

Local Winner In Home Ec Contest At Hillside High

Mary Wright of 557 Tillman St won the Hillside High School home economics contest sponsored by Elizabethtown Gas Co. She receives a $25 savings bond and advances to the regional on March 30 at the Elizabethtown Gas home service auditorium in Union. The final top prize is a $1,000 scholarship.

Mary Wright Tillman St Hillside High School Elizabethtown Gas Co Wright Elizabethtown

Advanced Police Training School to Pilot in Union County

Union County Civil Defense and Disaster Control with the New Jersey State Police and the Union County Police Chiefs Association will inaugurate four advanced auxiliary police training schools for personnel who completed the Basic Auxiliary Police Course. The pilot program, first in the state, arose from the February 2 workshop at the Court House with State Civil Defense staff and county municipal CD staffs.

Union County Civil Defense and Disaster Control New Jersey State Police Union County Police Chief's Association Union County Court House

Unico Aids Mental Health Fund Drive in Hillside

Union County Mental Health Association executive director Ettinger receives a $50 Unico donation from Chieppa as Lions and school leaders announce Heart Fund chairmanship. Ettinger notes 5.16 daily cost for 2100 state patients. projections and events include district meetings, UNICO convention in Atlantic City, and district S meeting at College Inn.

Benjamin 5. Ettinger Union County Mental Health Association Hillside Unico Joseph C. Chieppa William ©. Martucci Ettinger E. Jonathan Bell Unico Association Marlboro A. Paplercio Hillside Lions Jack G. Valenti Board of Education Dominick F. Peterpaul Hill Side N.J College Inn Las Vegas National Board of Directors Atlantic City

Award for Schleifer Honored by Hillside B.N.A. B. R. Lodge

Former Hillside mayor Max Schleifer will receive the Hillside Lodge B nai B rith Citizenship Award on Monday February 15. Judge V William Di Buono will speak at the ceremony, with Mayor Robert Diamond presenting. The Hillside High School Choir will provide entertainment and refreshments follow the program. The Hillside BPW Club has offered its members to assist on municipal projects.

Max Schieifer Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith Ansqual V. William di Buono Union County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court Lodge Robert Diamond Schleifer Board of Education B'nai B'rith DiBuono Hillside Hillside& High School Choir Howard Kravitz Opfer Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club

100 Secure Investment Sell All Or Part Graceland Park

A business problem forces the owner to sell at once all or portion of 132 plots at Graceland Memorial Park in Kenilworth New Jersey. Non sectarian plots priced at 55.00 per plot, about 174 current cost. Restrictions on resale inheritance and gift tax exempt. High return selling individual plots. Phone 842-3332 after 6 30 p.m.

Graceland Memorial Park Kenilworth N.J

Hillside Pool Commission Sets Application Rules

The Hillside Community Swimming Pool Commission met February 4 with Sanford Goldberg reporting over 75 paid applications so far. Last year’s members have priority until April 30. 300 new families will be admitted then, others on a waiting list by application date. Proposals for snack bar concessions are invited by March 1, with contact June Fischer at 926 5093 for details.

Hillside Community Swimming Pool Commission Sanford Goldberg Goldberg Municipal Hillside N.J Fischer

Honorary PBA To Plan Movie Party

The Honorary PBA to Local 70 will meet at 8 30 p m Monday at College Inn to elect officers final plans also will be made for the groups annual theater party at 7 p m Monday February 22 at the Mayfair Theater the featured pictures will be Send Me No Flowers and Night Train to Paris Proceeds will be used for the Pi

PBA College Inn Mayfair Theater Paris

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Howell and George Helock Leonard R. Visotsky Ernest Voelk Fred J. Chavala Franklin A, Feltman the Supreme Court Robert Betlind Tobia's eeHances Liberty Avenue N. J WaAvarly Eerid RCA Heart Fund Drive Gerald R, MC Cann Sisterhood Temple Shomrei Torah Morris Tepper Eastern Parkway Oldsters Advanced Police Training School Unico Aids Mental Health Fund
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