Seven Seek Three Seats On Board Of Education
Seven candidates filed petitions for the Hillside Board of Education seats, with three incumbents seeking reelection. Among newcomers are Albert Schoet the local realtor Joseph Gérard of 1480 Leslie St Robert Toltz of 106 Eastern Parkway and George J Plichta of 1205 So Stater Sts an engineer for Western Electric Co Toltz formerly lived in Chelsea Mass and holds a 1959 William Benton Man of the Year honor Toltz has two daughters and is active in multiple local organizations Plichta emphasizes education funding and new teaching methods and is a Fairleigh Dickinson University educated engineer with ties to Holy Name Society and Toastmasters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Peter G.humanik
Mildred Hess
Jack Valenti
Albert Schoet
Joseph Gérard
Leslie St
Robert Toltz
Eastern Parkway
George J. Plichta
So. Stater Sts
Chelsea Senior High School
Northeastern University
Boston
University of Miami
Fla
Mr. Toltz
Robin Sue
Randi Ellen
Calvin Coolidge School
Tor
Western Electric Co
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Holy Name Society of Christ the King Church
The
Toastmasters Club
Route 78 impasse sparks politics in Newark Hillside clash
An editorial argues Route 78 should be decided by engineers, not politics, criticizing Newark Mayor Hugh Addonizio and Hillside officials. It urges State Highway Department and Federal Bureau of Public Roads to stick to their plan, warning of court battles and impact on local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Newark
Hillside
Hugh Addonizio
Lee Bernstein
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
California
Wisconsin
March of Dimes Appeals To Business Community
William Gallk, local chairman, mailed letters for the March of Dimes 1963 Appeal to business and industry. The notice highlights 82 percent of funds for medical care research education and community service and 18 percent for fundraising and administration. Checks are payable to the March of Dimes 1963 Appeal and mailed to William Galik c/o Gersten Office 1313 Liberty Ave Hillside.
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William Gallk
William Galik
c/o Gersten
Liberty Ave
Hill Side
Home Improvement Ordinance and Board Actions
Township Committee directs preparation of an ordinance to encourage home improvement for introduction next Tuesday. Albert Parsons resigns from Recreation Commission. Edward Katz appointed to fill term to March 34 1966. Jean Goldher reappointed welfare director for a third year at 6000. Letters of retirement for W Malcolm MacLeod as director of Elizabeth General Hospital. Sympathy resolution for former Fire Chief Albert Chamberlain and moment of silence observed.
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Henry Goldhor
Recreation Commission
Albert
Parsonnel
Board of Health
Recreation” Commission
Edward
Katz
Local Assistance Board
Jean Goldher
W. Malcolm Macleod
Elizabeth General Hospital
Albert Chamberlain
Freedom Festival Cub Pack Theme at A P Morris School
Cub Pack 190 committee met January 7 at A P Morris School chaired by Mr Jock Kisling. Plans for January 24 include a Freedom Festival themed meeting with den skits led by Mrs Laura Dieroff Den 3 to present the Flag Ceremony. Future plans mention a Blue and Gold dinner and a February trip to Washington's Headquarters.
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A. P. Morris
Jock Kisling
Laura Dieroff
Washington
Public for Lottery Over New Tax and Mothers March Event
Public call seeks volunteers for Mothers March of Dimes on Thursday from 7 to 8 pm at College Inn Hillside. Organizers list contact points Mrs Joseph Peter vary and Mrs William Beate for participation and note post-march tally and refreshments. Police reserve presence noted amid tax policy debate and a proposed state lottery as alternative to new taxes. An associated Pop Warner League meeting and officer election are set for 8 pm at Hillside PAL Building.
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Joseph Petervary
William Beate
College Inn
Yale Ave
Hillside Times
State Tax Policy Commission
Richard J. Hughes
Grace J. Lubman
Mulford Ave
Jnson
Union County Democratic Committee
New Jersey
New York
State Committee Against
Trenton
POP Warner
Pop Warner League
Hillside Pal
Hillside Ave
Candidate pledges reform of state education aid formula
Joseph P. Gerard, candidate for election to the Board of Education, criticized the current State Aid formula as unfair to Hillside. He called for legislative action to base aid on per pupil funding, noting Hillside receives about 50 dollars per pupil while others receive up to 250. He proposed uniting affected municipalities to push reform and equitable pupil financing.
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Joseph P. Gerard
Board of Education
Hillside
John de Santi
Gerard
New Jersey
Health Board Fails to Form Quorum at Last Week's Meeting
The Board of Health could not formally organize due to lack of a quorum at last week's session. Charles S Mancuso welcomed as new representative from the Township Committee and Albert Parsonnel as attorney. Reappointments include Dr. Ralph A Schwartz Dr Bernardsenner and Dr Francis Grant for Christ the King School duty. Makary Tarnoff Jr named for a three year term on the Board of Plumbing Examiners.
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Board of Health
Charles S. Mancuso
Albert §. Parsonnel
Christ the King School
Ralph A. Schwartz
Bernardsenner
Francis Grant
Makary Tarnoff Jr
Board of Plumbing Examiners
Unico Donates Sports Gear to Hillside PAL
Hillside Unico chapter hosted a dinner at Eng lander's Grill on Tuesday January 8 presenting PAL with boxing shoes gloves punching bags volley balls baskets equipment and a first aid chest. Patrolman Al Steir PAL director praised the program while Unico chair Russell Raffa introduced him. Leonard Barle announced plans to fund similar gifts to Little League and Pop Warner plus a college scholarship in June in honor of retiring principal Ruhl L. Guster.
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Hillside
Unico
Englander's Grill
Hillside Pal
al Steir
PAL
Steir
Russell Raffa
Leonard Barle
Little League
PopWarner
Ruhl L. Guster
Educators Attend Final Session of Programed Instruction Lectures
Dr. Walter C. Krumbiegel and Mrs. Phyllis Brogan of Hillside Avenue School will join the concluding session of a four lecture series on programed instruction at Teachers College Columbia University. The event, co sponsored by Columbia and the Center for Programed Instruction, is part of a national exhibit with U S Education tape recordings and materials showcased in over 100 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Krumbiegel
Phyllis Brogan
Hillside Avenue
Teachers College
Columbia University
Center For Programed Instruction, Inc
Office of Education
Washington, D.C
Krumblegel
Brogan
U.S. Department of Education
Rotary Week Plans and World Understanding Event
The Hillside Rotary Club marks World Understanding Week with plans for a high school Interact Club project. President George Wagner outlined a year-end inventory and club progress while N C Laharry and J Frank Reinhard led arrangements for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Rotary Club
Rotary
N.c.laharry
J. Frank Reinhard
George Wagner
Rotary International
Salem Pharmacy Ad Claims Delivery Prescriptions
Salem Pharmacy advertises pharmacy services at 1201 Salem Ave corner Dee delivering prescriptions. It lists Russell Stover Candies and Hallmark greeting cards and provides a delivery phone number EL 2-4930.
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Salem Pharmacy
Philip Weinlck
Salem Ave
Cor
Dee Russell Stover
Hallmark
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Albert Schoen
To & F
Belleville
Tobia’s Appliances
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
Hillside,n J
Televisions
Rivigerators
Soni
Ul Melecol A
Freedom Festival
Growney
Funeral Home
Sine
Tate
Health Board
Liberty Pharmacy
Walter Kirk
Peter Saladino
Leonard Barlo
Zimmerman
Seanko'e
Init Libertys Ave
Jack Aeolus Hans, Moore & Co
Dupont Lucile Hardware
Fumniehi
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