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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1961

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Slim crowd at hearing on education budget draws few objections

A public hearing on the 1961-62 Board of Education budget attracted seven attendees, four of whom were candidates for the board. Candidates praised the budget while the vote was urged for February 14. The $2,148,147 total includes $1,721,549 for current expenses and $6,000 for capital outlay under the National Defense Education Act. Taxes are expected to rise 24 points before 1961 ratables.

Board of Education Arthur H. Wapp Walter Howell Samuel Dubow Conrad Cammarota Finance Committee Thomas A. Roy Harvey Stone Roy

Hillside High School PTA votes budget for 1961 82

Hillside High School PTA executive board approves the school budget for 1961 82. Mrs. William Tinschmidt names a nominating committee including Mrs. Donald E. Gillmore and others. Founders Day luncheon set by Union County PTA Council at Elizabeth Elks Club. board members and candidates to be presented at next meeting February 1 at 8 p.m.

Hillside High School TTA William Tinschmidt Donald EB. Gillmore Isadore Manheim Julian Lang Ruhl L. Custer George Sickles Jacob Lyra Union County P.T.A Elizabeth

Board picks leadership at ABC control panel reorg

Organization of Abraham Mankowitz was elected chairman of the bi partisan Alcoholic Beverage Control Board at a reorganization meeting Monday. He is the Republican member. Ross Bartolotta was chosen vice chairman and Andrew Miller secretary. All three are Democrats in their third three year terms. Regular meetings continue on the first Monday of each month.

Abraham Mankowitz Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Ross Bartolotta Andrew Miller

Inauguration Invitations Spark Speculation Over Date

Township officials note four invitations to Sen Kennedy's inauguration but Mancuso reports a stamped date of February 12 1974 on his envelope. A post office spokesman cites a stamp machine error as cause. Mancuso foresees a collector's item or omen as to Kennedy's presidency in 1974. Budget talks reveal push to cut Other Expenses to fund salary raises amid rising ratables.

John F. Kennedy William Gural Public Utilities Commission Sam Katz Charles S. Mancuso Post Office Mancuso Kennedy

Koch Sets Views on Hillside School Board Race

Sheldon Koch, candidate for a three year term on Hillside Board of Education, outlines qualifications and goals. He says members should esteem public education, work as a team, set policy, and seek a well rounded system. He asks for support on February 14 and lists contact WA 3-2079.

Sheldon Koch Board of Education Hillside Ostott Township Koch

Christ the King Church to Erect New Two Story Rectory

Christ The King Roman Catholic Church plans a brick and block two story rectory at Bloy Street and Rutgers Avenue. Rev C Emmet Knox announced the project with architect William C Martucel of Newark. Bids will be sought in February, with occupancy expected by early fall.

Tnal Christ the King Bloy Street Rutgers Avenue C. Emmet Knox William C. Martucel Newark Chancery Office

New Mothers March Organized in Hillside

The New Mothers March of Dimes activity gathered last week at Mrs. Bert Lager’s home on 839 Ithington Avenue Hillside. Volunteers were urged to assist in the drive with contact numbers for Mrs. Jean Miller and Mrs. Peggy Saboski. A district captains meeting is set for Monday January 23 at 8 pm at the PAL building Hillside Avenue.

Us.s Hillside U.S.A U.S.A Hillside Salem Avenue New Mothers March of Dimes Bert Lager Iaington Avenue Nap George Liss Sue Inn Yale Avenue Jean Miller Peggy Saboski PAL Hillside Avenue Janary Robert S$. Thompson Marghlimes Wera Peggy Martowlis Union County Lily Lee Hutson Saboski Miller Lager F. Diamond L. Muccino Elizabeth Popp

VEW Auxiliary Donates Piano to Lyons Veterans Hospital

A VEW Ladies Auxiliary delegation from Davenport Post 1722 VFW presented a $465 piano to the Lyons Veterans Administration Hospital. Irene Heller chaired the checkroom effort, and Isabel Twombly accepted the gift and plaque. Other volunteers and Lt. Ray Heller accompanied the group. The auxiliary plans a February bingo for the New Jersey Home for Disabled Veterans at Menlo Park.

Dimmerman Focal Vew Lyons Veterans Hospital Irene Heller Elsie Mudler Anna von den Steine Mary Pulik Isabel Twombly Koanita Lady Aurmaty Davenpore V.F.W Veterans Administration Hospital Lyons War Memorial Detratt Emma Ackerman Rose Walter Rita O’neil Bertha Fischer Gertrude Coltman Ray Heller N. J. Home For Menlo Park Gertrude Marshall Metter

Careless Driver Fined for Eating Hamburger Behind Wheel

Kurz, 20, at 16 Amherst Court Mapleworld, fined 30 dollars and license revoked 15 days for careless driving after pleading guilty. Police said he sped 50 mph in a 25 zone at Hillside and Chestnut, and turned wide while eating a hamburger.

Wendel Lou Nurz Zna Amherst Court Mapleworld William di Buono Kurz Hillside Chestnut Avenue Donald K. Robbins Orchard Street Summit Glenn Beatty Unit

Warehouse Fire Destroys Cabinet Stock at Hubert Distributing

A Thursday fire at Hubert Distributing Co. 100 Route 22 damaged the warehouse and its contents. Police reported the blaze started from an undetermined origin and involved finished kitchen cabinets and formica tops.

Hubert Distributing Co

Hillside taxpayers face education costs and zoning changes

Hillside residents weigh state and federal aid for education as Harvey Stone seeks reelection to the Board of Education. The Hillside Planning Board and Township Committee move to rezone several blocks to industrial use to boost tax revenue, while local officials plan 24 hour bowling and other ordinances. Rex D Agostino to march in the Inaugural Parade as part of the Rutgers Queens Guard.

Harvey Stone Board of Education Stone Hillside Kennedy Louis A. Dischler Planning Board Quabeck Avenue Lager Place Young Avenue Wolf Place North Union Avenue Veterans Housing Bowling Corporation of America North Broad Street Henry Goldhor Fun Fair Civil Service Miss Groeger Dorothy M. Groeger PAL Ernestine Trubenbach Samuel Hodavanee Riverview Holding Co. Inc McMichael Place Coll Rex D'Agostino Amerigo D'Agostino Conant Street Washington, D. C Queens Guard Rutgers University New Brunswick

Hillside Native Jaggers Completes Marine Recruit Training

Marine Pvt David H. Jaggers, son of Mr and Mrs Richard G Jaggers of 1248 Oakwood Avenue Hillside New Jersey, has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island.

Hillside Memphis Tenn Henry J. Balzer H. L. Balzer Tillman Street Hillside, N. J Naval Air Technical Training Center Parris Island

Poetry Awards To Parochial Pupils At Christ The King

January brought notice for five Christ The King School students whose poems earned publication in the Annual Anthology of High School Poetry. Certificates went to Charlotte Cadmus for Morning Janet Freel for A Little Work Lorraine Pietrusk a for A Request William Brenner for Autumn Sunset and Anthony Imperiale for Football. The National High School Poetry Association based in Los Angeles invites junior and senior students to submit works to spur creative writing and expression. About two to three thousand manuscripts are received yearly.

Christ |the King School Charlotte Cadmus Janet Freel Lorraine Pietruszka William Brenner National High School Poetry Association Los Angeles Cal Richard Kimmel Irene Marie Christ the King School Left Anthony Imperiale Lorraine Pietraszka

Russell Stover Candies and Hallmark Greeting Card

We Call for and Deliver Prescriptions EL 2423 offers home delivery service for prescription medicines and delivers Hallmark greeting cards alongside confectionery selections from Russell Stover. Local customers may call to arrange delivery.

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