Bierman Incumbents Win School Budget Carries
A joint meeting of the Middlesex Chapter American Jewish Congress and the Adult Education Group of Temple Emanuel will be held on Wednesday evening February 12 at Temple Emanuel 76 Pleasant Ave Fords Milton Schwartz of Hillside will be the featured speaker His topic will be Intermarriage A Destructive Force The public is invited to attend.
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Middlesex Chapter
American Jewish Congress
Temple Emanuel
Pleasant Ave
Fords
Milton Schwartz
Hillside
Vote By Districts In Education Budget Election Heads
Voters approved both sections of the Board of Education budget and reelected incumbents Conrad A. Cammarota and John Beattie while electing Seymour Bierman as a new member. Bierman led with 1,081 votes, Beattie 1,060, Cammarota 1,005, and others trailed. The two-budget parts each passed, with Cur rent Expense 1,077 to 642 and Capital Outlay 1,031 to 646. Turnout totaled 2,414 with Hillside Avenue School producing 491 voters. Organization of the new board is set for Monday at 8 PM in the Administration Building.
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Board of Education
Conrad A. Cammarota
John Beattie
Seymour Bierman
Bierman
Beattie
Cammarota
Denna Birnbaum
Henry H. Nussbaum
Armand Addonizio
Marvin Weiss
Hillside Avenue School
Jack Valenti
Lake
Harvey Stone
Hillside Faces Budget Crunch and Master Plan Debate
The 1964 Hillside budget hinges on reduced revenue from 682000 to 570600, a 111400 drop, while taxes rise 167416 as total costs grow. Officials warn of rising operations costs and limited future ratables except planned Munder industrial park and veterans housing, pushing support for a Comprehensive Master Plan to curb taxes and guide growth.
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Munder
Wolf Pl. - Sager Pl
Stane
Hillside
Funeral Services Held for Former Hillside Mayor Raymond King
Funeral services were held Tuesday for former Hillside mayor Raymond R. King of Manasquan. Died Saturday at Pitkin Memorial Hospital Neptune at age 65. Born Newark he moved to Manasquan five years ago after 33 years in Hillside. King a Republican served two terms as mayor nine years on the Township Committee nine years on the Board of Education and was active in youth programs. WWII veteran and former American Legion commander. former Rotary president. Lodge 241 F&AM member. life member of Local 70 PBA and Local 35 FMBA. He attended South Side High School Newark and Lafayette College. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Survived by wife Ethel Joralemon King a son C Raymond King three grandchildren and siblings.
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Hillside
Raymond R. King
Manasquan
Haeberle & Barth
Irvington
Pitkin Memorial
Mander
Harden-Locker
American Legion
Rotary Club
Lodge 241
F&am
PBA
FMBA
King
South Side High School
Newark
Lafayette College
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Ethel Joralemon King
C. Raymond King
Spring Lakes
F. Roland King
South Orange
Troop 99 Wins First in Scout Week Display
Troop 99 sponsored by Christ The King Church won first place for its Boy Scout Week display in a two day event by the Eastern District Union Council of Boy Scouts. The indoor outdoor camp site featured equipment, a signaling and first aid demonstration, and a Kennedy memorial replica at the store entrance with an honor guard and taps by the troop bugler. Plans were announced for an oversite camp trip to Surprise Lake on February 29 and March 1.
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Boy Scout
Christ the King Church
Prince Range
Liberty
Long Aves
Eastern District
Union Council of Boy Scouts
John F. Kennedy
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Frank Slavinski
George Weigly
Kenneth Bairuas
Mat Predrick
Elmer Hornung
Robert John Baird
Robert Foran
Garry Zimmerman
Peter Tartaglia
Garry Kluber
Russell Raffa
Charles Zalew
Ski
Joseph Suikowski
John Rapczak
Kenneth Tomczyk
Gregory Menzione
James Panskca
Peter Miller
Robert Vale
John Fitzsimmons
Edward Delmas
Steven DeCoster
Raymond Mazzella
Michael Mauro
Robert J. Mason
Joe Hornung
Surprise Lake
Watchung Reservation
Don’t Mention It Sparks Reader Reaction
Readers react to a phrase echoed in daily chatter as a social cue. The column discusses why many avoid acknowledging the phrase and how its silence shapes conversations and etiquette in public spaces.
National State Among Top Banks in Ameri can Banker list
The National State Bank of Elizabeth ranks 224th in the nation’s 300 largest commercial banks per the American Banker, the banking industry's daily newspaper. It operates two New Jersey offices at Hillside 1320 N Broad St and Liberty Ave 1357 Liberty Ave.
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National State Bank of Elizabeth
American Banker
N. Broad St
Liberty Ave
Jaycee Chapter In Formal Debut At Hillside
The Hillside Junior Chamber of Commerce chapter debuted at College Inn Tuesday night with motion pictures and color slides of Jaycee activities. Sponsored by Newark and Eastern Union County Jaycees, 15 men registered, says Ernest Garangelo of National State Bank. Mr and Mrs Vitry Pask attended the National Ornamental Metal Manufacturers Association convention in Miami Beach January 29 to February 2.
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Hillside
Junior Chamber of Commerce
College Inn
Jaycees
Newark
Union County
Ernest Garangelo
National State Bank
Liberty Ave
Vitry Pask
National Ornamental Metal Manufacturers Association
Miami Beach
Fla
Legion Post to Host VA Benefits Speaker Night
Harden-Looker Post 50 American Legion will hold an open veterans meeting on February 18 at 8 30 PM with guest speaker George Kozlowski from the VA. Kozlowski has worked in Vocational Rehabilitation Education Compensation and Pension and Contract Divisions.
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Karl B. Ross
Harden-Looker
American Legion
George Kozlowski
Kozlowski
Hillside Ambulance Squad elects Eleanor L O Neill president
Eleanor L. O Neill was elected president of the Hillside Ambulance Squad for 1964, one of the few women in New Jersey to hold the office. Other officers include Charles Pavlak as Vice President and Michael Starkus as Captain, with trustees named to include Goldberg and Martin among others. The squad reported 84 emergency calls and 12,290 volunteer man hours, plus provision of medical supplies to Hillside residents. Parents and friends visited Temple Shomrei Torah Hebrew School, where children studied and spoke with teachers, and planted trees in Israel for Jewish Arbor Day observed January 29.
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Eleanor L. O'Neil
Hillside
Miss O'Neil
New Jersey
Charles J. Pavlak
George Kradin
Ann de Berto
Muriel Starks
Arthur McGinn
Ann Schaaf
Michael Starkus
Leo Goldberg
Preston Martin
Goldberg
Charles J. Paviak
Mr. Martin
Joseph Peyser
Misseoo-Neth
Joseph Einloth
Irvin Friedman
Thomas Greene
Jess Hoblander
Muriel Statkus
John Schaat
Joseph Szalay
Statkus
Hebrew School
Temple Shomrei Torah
Israel
Szarko's Liquor Store Ad Copy
Szarko's Liquor Store at 1317 Liberty Ave offers wines beers and kegs with free prompt delivery. Contact WA 38-0659 or WA 93-1495 for beer coolers and liquor selections.
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Liberty Ave
Local hardware and auto service ads in Hillside area
Classified items advertise Jack Redlus Hardware House at 1209 Liberty Ave WA 93 8133 offering plumbing electrical glass and paints from Benj Moore and Dupont Lucite. Also Hillside Auto Sales and Service run by Gorman P Fischer at 1146N Broad St advertise transmissions automatic power steering reseal 29.95 and fast service.
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Liberty Ave
Benj Moore
Dupont Lucite
Hillside Auto Sales & Service
Gorman P. Fischer
Broad St
Hillside
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West Orange
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Nussbaum
RBS Birnbaum
Weiss
Addonizio
Topsy
Hine& Hall
Washington
Board
Franklin
Lute Share
Moe Goldberg
Recreation Compussion
Troop 99
Hillside Scholarship Fund
Mayfair Theater
Jaycee
Charles S. Mancuso
Willard Cupit
Legion
Mapping Heart Fund Campaign
Woman Heads Ambulance Squad
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Pon
Henry G. Groh
George R. Liss
Joseph Ram
Robert Diamond
John A. Desch
Anton A. Vit
Louis A. Dischler
Jack Redlus
Saeral Hi
J. J. Growney
Broad Street
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