Candidates To Be Named For Township Committee Seats
Two township committee seats will be filled this year. Mayor W. William Di Buono will not seek reelection as he runs for Congress from Union County. Committeeman Max Schleifer has not decided on reelection. Democratic chairman Samuel Katz suggests party candidates to be announced soon. Republicans consider Vincent A. Vix ture contractor, Abraham Kowitz Newark attorney, and Mrs. John G. Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. William di Buono
Congress
Union County
Max Schleifer
Samuel Katz
Schoen
Vincent A. Vixture
Jerome Avenue
Abraham Mankowitz
Newark
Clark Street
John G. Walsh
Williamson Ave
Nue
Hillside
di Buono
Budget Hike Prompts School Election Urgency
A mimeographed notice from the Board of Education urges residents to vote in the February 24 special school election. It explains a 13 point tax rate rise costing about $5 annually for a $4,000 home and details adds of 7 teachers, service increments, hospitalization costs, and capital outlay. The building fund surplus cannot reduce this year's budget.
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Board of Education
Treasury
Retirement rumors roil township officials amid budget flap
A clerk and a deputy police chief are favored to retire amid a shifting political balance and a new disability rule. The timing aligns with the February 16 township committee meeting where salary ordinances were dropped to avoid impacting the school budget vote. The Police Chief's passing heightens potential top-drawer changes. An accompanying real estate ad highlights a Westmin ster brick home asking $80,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumuk Fauivo
Paul F. Korlesky
Hillside High Wins Eighth Freedom Award for Heritage Studies
Hillside High School was named winner of the 1959 Freedoms Foundation Award at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. Under social studies instructor John Kulikowski about 150 students participated in distributing American historical documents and recordings. Kulikowski and student Taeth Baletny attended the ceremonies.
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Valley Forge
Hillside High
John Kulikowski
Kulikowski
Taeith Baletny
Foundation
Airborne Accessories workers reject union recognition drive
A NLRB supervised consent vote at Airborne Accessories Corp on February 19 at 1414 Chestnut Avenue shows 126 of 159 production and maintenance employees and dispatchers voted against representation by the International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers AFL-CIO, with 33 in favor. Company reps were Samuel J. Marantz and Edward L. Kanouse. union reps were Alex Blackmin and Harry Kelher.
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International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Afl-Cio
Airborne Accessories Corp
Chestnut Avenue
National Labor Relations Board
David B. Bilis
Samuel J. Marantz
Edward L. Kanouse
the International
Alex , Blackmin
Harry Kelher
Episcopal Lenten Services at St. Mary Magdalene Newark
Ash Wednesday services at the Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene Pomona Avenue Newark include Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and the Pentential Service with Holy Communion at 8 p m The rector The Venerable William Macbeth will speak at Thursday evening services
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Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene
Pomona Avenue
Newark
St. Mary Magdalene
William Macbeth
Di Buono Endorsed for Congress by Garwood Democrats
The three Garwood Borough Council Democrats endorsed Mayor W. William Di Buono for the 6th District Democratic nomination. They praised his education, seven years as Hillside mayor, and electoral success shaping Union County support for his congressional bid.
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W. William di Buono
Congress
Union County
Garwood
Edward 5. Tripka
I. George Casabona
Frank Wanta
di Buono
Hillside
Democratic Party
Pair Fined 250 for Wallet Theft in Irvington Incident
Miss Barbara Percoskie 18 of 190 Silver Avenue and William Rehm 21 of 10 Wolf Place were fined 250 each by Magistrate Henry Goldhor in Municipal Court for larceny. They allegedly stole a wallet containing 90 from Anthony Carassa while he slept after a Yuletide celebration at the Percoskie home.
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Barbara Percoskie
Silver Avenue
William Rehm
Wolf Place
Irvington
Henry Goldhor
Anthony Carassa
Baltimore Avenue
Miss Percoskie
Joseph
Rehm
Carasia
Percoskie
Hillside Ambulance Squad Month Proclaimed by Mayor
Mayor V William Di Buono proclaims March Hillside Ambulances Squad Month urging residents and businesses to donate to a fundraising drive. Squad members are praised for 24 hour service in all weather and the fund supports a new headquarters and equipment including a radio ambulance beds wheels chairs and crutches.
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V. William di Buono
Hillside
Michael Ahserman
Hiram Hess
Joan
Nicholas D'Ambola
Thomas Greene
Maren
W. William di Buono
Education Board Sets 1960 61 Committees
J Lute Share president announced Board of Education committees for 1960 61 at a special meeting last Wednesday night. List includes Finance with Roy Mancuso and Hess. Buildings Grounds with Beattie Chars nack and Valenti. Coordinate Activities and Auxiliary Agencies with Stone Valenti and Hess. Public Relations with Humanik Roy and Hess. New Sites and Buildings with Chav nack Beattie and Valenti. Research with Humanik Beattie Mancusy and Stone. The president and vice president serve ex officio on all panels.
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Board of Education
J. Lute Share
Thomas A. Roy
Stone
Chaiman
Charles Mancuso
Mancuso
Mildred Hess
Roy Buildings & Grounds
John Beattie
Abe Charsnack
Jack Valenti
Valenti
Hess
Peter G. Humanik
Roy
Chavnack
Beattie
Humanik
Mancusy and
Exsofficio
Pay Boosts To $500 Slated By Township
The Hillside township plans raises to $500 for several staff positions with one clerk set to jump to $14,000 and a $2,400 increase for the township clerk amid a $40,000 Hillside PAL Youth Center Building fundraiser and a three year fundraising target.
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The
Times
Reliable Authority
Towanship
Hillside Municipal Employes Association
Police and Fire Departments
Plan Campaign For PRA Boosts PAL Building Fund
A Citizens' Committee for Better Education Fund plans a push to support the Board of Education budget defeated in the February 9 election. The group notes 700 voters who backed candidates did not vote on the budget and cites a $65,000 tax increase costing about 50 cents more per month for the average homeowner. Retiring board member Joseph Ram warns that high educational standards risk collapse without approval. The committee will send a revised letter from the High School PTA to all PTA members urging support.
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Perment Organization
Citizens’ Committee For Better Education Fund
Board of Education
Joseph Ram
P.T.A
Help Wanted ad for local shop or office job
Confidential pitch urges Hillside Times readers to place a help wanted notice. It requests a full job description and qualifications, then to mail with a $1.25 payment to The Hillside Times.
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Hillside Times
Woman Found Dead on Sofa in Springfield Home
Mrs Rosalind Cohen of 129 Laurel Drive Springfield reported her mother in law Mrs Parnie Cohor 935 Sterner Road missing and police found the woman dead on a living room sofa Friday. Doctor Joseph Peyser towns hip physician ruled heart attack as the cause. Police forced entry after being alerted by the daughter in law.
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DradOn
Parnie Cohor
Sterner Road
Joseph Peyser
Towns
Rosalind Cohen
Laurel Drive
Springfield
Indan
Woman to Play With Accordion Symphony at Town Hall
Theresa Miele of 536 Leo Street will perform with the Accordion Symphony Orchestra of New York at Town Hall New York Sunday February 28 at 2 30 p m Miss Miele a Newark schools teacher has toured vaudeville and appeared at the 1939 New York World's Fair She has also worked with Fred Allen and Major Bowes The program will be conducted by Joseph Riviano with Carmen Carrozza as guest soloist Pietro Deiro Jr will be commentator during the program.
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Theresa Miele
Leo Street
Accordion Symphony Orchestra of
New York
Town Hall
Miss Miele
Newark
Fred Allen
Major Bowes
Accordion Symphony Orchestra
Joseph Riviano
Carmen Carrozza
Pietro Deiro, Jr
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Hillside Industrial Foundation
Morris Lubin
Hillside Pal Yout Center
Hillside Avenue
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Hatfield Wire and Cable Co
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Rounda
William Sure
Jett
Bule Steel Corp
Hillside Pat Youth Center Building Fund
PRA
John Senatore
Hillside Local 70
P.B.A
PAL Building Fund
Louis A. Dischler
Henry G. Groh
the Hillside Times
N. Broad Street
Hillside, N. J
Wozniak Funeral Home
Myrtle Ave
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Essex
Salem Pharmacy
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Hallmark Greeting Cards
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