Triple Installation Set For Sunday Ceremony
Sinai-Torath Chaim holds a joint installation for Congregation Sisterhood and Men's Club on Sunday January 6 at 7 90 P M at the Youth Center 1500 Maple Avenue Marvin Corwick chairs with Mrs Morton Papier cochair. Officers include Abraham Mankowits Joseph Berger Harry Stadlin and others for Congregation Sisterhood and Men's Club with entertainment by Don Lombardi and refreshments by Sisterhood hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai-Torath Chaim
Sisterhood
Maple Avenue
Marvin Corwick
Morton Papier
Cochairman
Abraham Mankowits
Joseph C. Berger
J.P
Harry Stadlin
Benjamin Chanin
Samuel L. Grae
Morris Bilberman
David Kasoff
Charles Goldner
Samuel L. Pell
Philip Rebace
Alex Esrick
Louis Bean
Corwick
Don Lombardi
1972 School Budget Presentations Set
Dr. Anthony Avella Hillside Supt announces 1972 budget presentation dates across schools. Readouts will be at George Washington School Harden-Looker Calvin Hillside Ave Morris and Hillside High from Jan 17 to Feb 2. Board president Adolph Batterman cites delaying final figures and unsure whether the budget will exceed last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Avella
Hillside Supt. of Schools
George Washington School
Jay
Pam
Harden-Looker
Thurs
Calvin Thurs
Hillsttée
Ave. Mon
A.P. Morris
Hillside High
Adolph Atterman
Hillside Week Sale and Community Notices
The Hillside chapter of The March of Dimes hosts a cake and rummage sale January 22 from 1 to 5 pm at the Memorial Building on Liberty Ave. Donations may be arranged by calling 926-1123. Rotary club event and local hearings plus several crime reports are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
March of Dimes
Memorial Building
Liberty Ave
Joseph Chegruski
Rt. 22
Harvard Ave
Mod Scheduling Prompts Board Race Debates in Hillside
Michael Flannery announces ten candidates for three Board of Education seats. Incumbents Peter Humanth E Thomas Lens and Vito Menge face seven challengers, with disputes centering on Modular Scheduling at the High School and calls to revise or abandon the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Flannery
Board of Education
Peter Humanth
Eastern Parkway
E. Thomas Lens
Breed St
Vito Menge
Chester St
Leonard Forte
Fairview Place
Joseph Castelluccio
Parkview Terr
Dorothy Hrncke
Morris Place
William Taetesch
Fairbank St
Charlotte DeFilippo
Coe Ave
William Lange
Buchannan
Flannery
King St
Lange
Taetzsch
DeFilippo
Charg
Michael Flannery Enters Board of Education Race
Michael Flannery announced his candidacy for the Board of Education at a home meeting. He criticized the current board for delaying budget public disclosure and praised his prior campaign that trimmed $60,000 from non-educational expenses. Flannery, a CPA active in business and health organizations, cites his budget reform stance and notes his four children in Saybrook and Princeton area schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael R. Flannery
Board of Education
Flannery
Home Owners Association Questions Hearing Plan
Hillside Home Owners Association announces a public review of a proposed senior housing project. The plan, guided by the Senior Citizens Housing Association led by Alexander J. Menza, raises two questions about costs and land frontage, including why $170000 is paid for property assessed at $24600 and why frontage is listed as 400 though tax books show 213.
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Hillside
Senior Citizens Housing Association
Alexander J. Menza
Home-Owners Association
Shomrei Torah Sets Installation Date
Temple Shomrei Torah will install new officers on Friday January 14 at 8 30 PM in the temple sanctuary. New president Max Resnick, a Gaylards manager, leads a slate including vice presidents Albert Goldberg, Sperwood Koblenz, Norman Kominsky, Dorothy Ragoff, treasurer Isaac Mandelbaum, financial secretary Ruth Levinson, and recording secretary Rose Weinick. Installing officers’ wives Dr Joseph Peyser Norman Glikin Albert Rich also hold roles. An Oneg Shabatt will follow services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Joseph
Alex Elovic
Seph Gelpr
Leonard Haber
Max Pi
Lou Harper
Edward Keil
Jeroma Kibbel
Alex Esrick
Samuel L. Graw
Irving Licht
Allen Penn
Samuel Warren
Joseph Weinberg
Abraham Zuckerman
Sisterhood
Marvin Corwick
Eugene Kra
Temple Shomrei Torah
Max Resnick
Gaylards
Middlessex
South Plainfield
Temple
Resnick
Knights of Phythias
Masonic Order
Hillside
Bnai Brith
Isaac Mandelbaum
Ruth Levinson
The
U.S.Y
Rose Weinick
Board of Trustees
Joseph Peyser
Norman Glikin
Albert Rich
Peyger
Glikin
N.J
United
Candidates Night Set by Concerned Parents Group in Hillside
The Concerned Parents Organization will sponsor a candidates night on Tuesday January 26 at 7:40 pm in the Hillside Avenue school auditorium to let voters meet the candidates and question them. Dr Frank Light named grievance chairman and will submit a list of questions to the Board at its January 12 meeting. The group seeks to improve Hillside education and communication among parents the superintendent administrators and the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Concerned Parents Organization
Hillside
Hillside Ave
Board of Education
Club License Hearing Set for Italian-American Club
A hearing on a club license for the Italian-American Citizens club is scheduled for January 20 at 6 00 pm. The session was postponed after Hillside Tavern Owner's Association counsel cited lack of protest preparation and delayed notification. The association and attorney will again allege township committee favoritism in last May's ordinance to raise club headcount.
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J. Ellsworth Sterner
Association
Clul
Castelluccio Emphasizes Safer, Better School Conditions
Joseph Castelluccio, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, argues that improving heating, cooling, lighting, and safety in schools will enhance learning. He says physical barriers and unsafe conditions hinder education and that his experience in preventive maintenance can help identify and remedy issues. He affirms caring for Hillside youth and seeks to turn concern into action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Castelluccio
Board of Education
As & Map
McAlty
Hillside
Pingry and Kent Place Plan Affiliation Finalized
The Pingry School and Kent Place School in Summit finalize an affiliation plan. Trustees approved moving to a Bernards Township site on a combined 167 acre tract after feasibility studies. Separate boards and heads remain. the joint campus is planned no earlier than autumn. NY area reports list dates, leaders, and campus moves.
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Pingry School
Kent Place
Berhardstowt
Pingry
Nicholas C.hoglish
Kersards
Ack School
H. Westcott Cunningham
Macdonald Halsey
Tae
Worth Avenue
Hilside
Fetruary
Kent Pie School
ABC
Martinaville
Bernards Township
Pingry board of #yysteas
Bele
Othe Board of Trustees
Kent Place School
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John Ottersten
Charles Mancuso
United States
Hillside Rotary Club
Charles Mayers
O.p
L.E. Wing Co
Hillside Rotary
Union Club
Chanticler
Millburn
al Swider
Woodruff Ave
Ira Kaplan
Leland Place
Nicholas D’ambola
May Sephens
Broad &T
Ing
Taetesch
Dr. Lenz
Sone
Homanik
Humenik
Menge
Castelucels
Hricko
Forte
Humanth
Mena
Rani
C Pal
Wiannery
New York
New Jersey
Puerto Rico
South Jersey
National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation
International Munoiiseldors Association
World Health Organization
Home Owners Association
James P. Whitlock
Hillside Home Owners Action Association
Shomrei Torah
Albert Goldberg
Mens Club
Sperwood Koblenz
House
Norman Kominsky
Dorothy Ragoff
Concerned Parents Group
Castelluccio
Pingry, Kent
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