School Board Defers Suit Against Town
The School Board deferred pursuing a lawsuit against the township over a $54,507 claim. An interim audit showed funds diverted since 1958 through unrecorded rents and lapping between the board and town accounts, with checks and deposits misused. A meeting with township officials, the Credit Union and insurers was planned for January 25 to resolve the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Torney
Aibert
Chaiiber
Jing
A. Howard Pinkel
Senaam Ptt Municipal
Banh
Conrad Cawmarota
He T Ownstipon
Seymour Byernat
Bounditutente Lo Aicuss
Sidney Gi. Friedman
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Ihe Bitte Department of
Reserve Police Hold Election
The Reserve Police Association elected officers at the Ma Avenue Fire House for 1965. President Raymond J. Brennan and Vice President Wallace Tidahack lead a slate with Secretary-Treasurer Pat Federico and Sergeant-at-Arms Lewis Armstrong. Trustees Morris Delmar Stephen Ambrose and Peter Polizzo were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lue Inlsise Reserve Police Association
Ma. Avenue
Raymond J. Brennan
Wallace Tidahack
Pat Federico
Lewis Armstrong
Morris Delmar
Stephen Ambrose
Peter Polizzo
Opposition Mounts Over Appointed School Board Plan
Township Police Deputy Charles Grant to retire this year prompts Lt. George Helock promotion on February 1. Monroe Ackerman announced the advancement from a Civil Service list ahead of a future captain vacancy, with four captains to supply the next frame. Other eligible officers, including patrol men Robert Hach and Sylvester Madurski, will be appointed January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Committee
Monroe Ackerman
George Helock
N.J. Civil Service, ‘Commission
Sgt
Helack
Grant
George Shelbourne
Frank Erdman
Walter Steib
Arthur Seale
Paul de Graw
Jo Vincent Moynihan
George Davies
Joseph Smith
Civil Service
Robert T. Hach
den St
Sylvester J. Madurski
Hillside Ave
Ackerman
Pingry to Add Library Wing With Expansion Plan
The Pingry School signs contracts for a new library wing, with work to start soon. Trustees present include Robert Gorbin, Spencer DeEmbree, Robert Parsons, Henry Kreh Jr., and Allen Myers. architect is Fred E Sasser. About half of the $700,000 goal is pledged. the addition will span four levels and house a lecture room, classrooms, library stacks, carrels, and reading areas for Junior and Upper School use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingry School
Robert 5. Gorbin
Spencer DeEmbree
Robert W. Parsons
Henry Kreh, Jr
Allen F. Myers
Charles B. At= Waler
Fred E ¥Sasser
Union
Memorial Service for Rabbi Miller at Temple Beth El
A memorial service for Rabbi Milton Gerald Miller is set for Friday January 15 at 6 PM at Temple Beth El Elizabeth with Rabbi Irwin H Fishbein officiating. Rev Robert W Scott of Westminster Presbyterian Church to speak. Alan Rosenberg to be bar mitzvah with Rabbi Fishbein delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Beth el
Elizabeth
Milton Gerald Miller
Robert W. Scott
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Irwin H. Fishbein
Jerome Samuels
Paul Miller
Publ Ue
Rabbi Miller
Elizabethtown
The
American Red Cross
Social Planning Committee
Eastern Union County Jewish Council
Community Welfare Council
Rotary Club of
Alan Rosenberg
Merwin Rosenberg
Rabbi Fishbein
Italian Groups Install The Civic Association Install Officers
The Italian American Civic Association and Women’s Auxiliary held their annual installation dinner at College Inns. Master of ceremonies Carman Perrigna announced new officers for the association and auxiliary, followed by a dinner and dance and a call for new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vito Volturo
Presi
Daniel Menza
Carmen J. Armenti
Italian American Civic Association
Women’s Auxiliary
Starko's Liquor Store Ad at 1617 Liberty Ave WA
Local liquor retailer Starko's advertises address 1617 Liberty Ave WA 3-0659 WA 38-1495. Offers wines liquors beers with free prompt delivery and keg beer coolers for hire.
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Liberty Ave
Max Schleifer Named Hillside Citizenship Award Recipient
Hillside lodge 1514 B n a i B r i t h today named Max Schleifer of 1455 Highland Ave as recipient of its 19th annual Citizenship Award. He will receive the citation February 15 at ceremonies at Sinai Congregation Youth Center. Schleifer, noted for education work, served on Hillside Board of Education and as president, and was township mayor. He leads Maramount Mutual Life Insurance and co heads Schleifer Co., Inc. in Newark, with many civic roles including B'nai B'rith leader, Hillside Bank director, and community volunteer. Other committee members were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schleafer
Hillside Lodge
Max Schliefer
Highland Ave
Schleifer
Youth Center of Sinai Congregation
Joseph Peyser
Board of Education
Hillside
Maramount’Mutual Life Insurance Co
Welniger, Schleifer Co., Inc
Newark
Hillside State Bank
Hillside B’nai B'rith Lodge
Mis ‘Trict Grand Lodge of
B'nai ‘B'rith
Progress Club
Boy Scouts of America
Weequahic Logge F & AM
PBA
PMBA
Sinal Congregation
Rubin Ritz
B'nai B’rith
Robert Diamant
Herman Arbin
Arnold Kominsky
Charles Rausch
Henry Nussbaum
Robert Lip
Sam
Home Owners Action Association
Ap Iwarmn
Meetig Neva Os
Merkle
Maple Ave
James’. Whitlock
Home Owners
John Witt
Revere Dr
Duc
Walter Howell
Wayne T. Branom
Ood
New York
St. Paul
Suifin
Rahway
Uranom
Iis
Jr. Branom
Ruth Schuman
Hillside Avenue School Pta
Sai Theo
de BO
Hchad
Harry G. Miller
Bradford Rui
Home Owners Group
Whitlock
Witte
Schoo) Board
Mildred Hess
Franklin A. Foltman
Green Acres
Katheryn Funk
Peace
Corps
Liberia
Africa
Peace Corps
Hillside Community Swimming Pool Commission forms
The Hillside Community Swimming Pool Commission held its re organization meeting on January 7 with Sanford Goldberg as chairman and Henry Groh as vice chairman. Applications open town wide the week of January 1B, with 1500 family and 150 single plus 100 senior memberships. Priority to last year’s charter members, new members first come first served. Full payment with application. no partial payments. Office in Municipal Building open daily 1 to 3 PM. For info call June Fischer at 926 5093.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
At& “Yolock
Merkle
Maple Ave
Hillside Avenue
Board of Education
PTA
Elliot Badanes
South Orange
Badanes
Sel- Rite, Realty Co
Roselle Park
Mayfair Supermarkets
Merkle Motors
Green Acres
Planning Board
Master Plan
Hillside Community Swimming Pool
Sanford Goldberg
Henry Groh
June Fischer
Home Alarm Traps Thieves In Private Detective Scheme
Two men were captured Friday night by a silent alarm linked to a private detective agency. Barry J. Ross and Donald J. Caponeliro were arraigned in Municipal Court and held without bail for the Grand Jury after being detected in the basement of Clarence Dandignac while owners were away. Local police and the detective team included Detective Robert De Prospo, Patrolmen William Meteger, and Richard Maddens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry J. Ross
Franklin Ave
Harrison
Donald J. Caponeliro
Laurel Ave
Keirny
Clarence Dandignac
Hartley Ter
Henry Goldhors
Robert de Prospo
William Meteger
Richard Maddens
Science teachers attend Fourth Christmas Workshop
Henry Fischer and Blanche Steisel of Hillside High School joined 125 high school science teachers at Fairleigh Dickinson University Madison campus for the Fourth Christmas Science Workshop during the holiday recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fischer
Blanche Steisel
Hillside High School
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Florian Madison
Dischler Cited Again For Thwarting Bank Robbery
Dischler receives a bravery citation from the Associated Special Investigators and Police International for disarming a bank robber on December 5, 1962, at the Bayway Branch of the National State Bank in Elizabeth. He forced the bandit and an armed accomplice to flee, with $50,000 in funds left behind. FBI and New York police later arrested the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dischler
Louis A. Dischler
Associated Special Investigators
Police International, Inc
St. John
New Brunswick
Canada
Col. C.E.F Hubley
Two Quit School Race in Board of Education Nominations
Two candidates for the Board of Education withdrew their petitions on Monday, per board clerk Mrs. Helen Kirkpatrick. Marvin Weiss and Harry H. Kundin urged supporters to back incumbents Franklin A. Feltman and Walter Howell, and Albert Schoen. Seven candidates remain for three seats in the February 9 election, alongside Fred Chevala, Mrs. Phyllis Greenwad, Armand Addonizio, and Charles M. Rosenblatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Helen’. Kirkpatrick
Marvin Weiss
Harry H. Kundin
Franklin A. Feltman
Walter Howell
Albert Schoen
Fred Chevala
Phyllis Greenwad
Armand Addonizio
Charles M. Rosenblatt
Hillside March of Dimes Drive Appeals Support
Hillside March of Dimes drive chairman William Galik urges donations, noting 82 cents of each dollar funds research medical care and education with the rest covering fund raising and administration. He cites polio vaccine discovery and ongoing research on crippling diseases. Donations to Hillside March of Dimes 131 Liberty Ave Hillside N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galik
Hillside
Galik
March of Dimes
Hibleide Mach of Dimes
Liberty Ave
Hillside,n
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Merkle Property
Municipal Affaires
Robert Diamond
Thes
Ght
North Broad St
Aoning Board
Diamond
Wolf Pl
Terry Auro
Baker St
Elizabeth River
Wentinghouse Gener Electric
Kelvinator
Frigidaire A
Tobia's
Liberty Avenue
N. J. Waverly
Reserve Police
Brennan
Hillsite
Volice
Ernest Voelk
Ackermat
Charles Grant
Kgte Helack
Pingry
Reserve Police Association
Reserve Policie
Starko's Liquor Store
Marcus Family
Marcus
Anna Brownstein
Florenty Ave
Dischler
Young Dischler
Gorman P. Fischer
Broad St
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