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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
2
Mr. Romano served as vice to the organization while his family resides at 405 Broadwell Ave Union. The New Jersey Police association notes Lifetime Membership for his service and dedication to the Benevolent Association and its two children.
Joseph Romano, longtime Hillside resident and Manager of Office Services for Bristol-Myers Products Division in Hillside, marks his 35th anniversary with the company this month. He began in packaging as a mechanic's helper, served four years in the Army, then moved to Office Services in 1947 and rose to his current post overseeing advertising and display printing.
Cub Pack 190 met last Thursday at A P Morris School Mrs Howard Stephen s Den 4 led a Flag Ceremony. Cub Joseph Tate earned his second year pin and Prank Gennaro received the silver arrow gold arrow and wolf badge. The theme Family Alert Plan featured skits and exhibits on fire prevention first aid fitness home shelter and supplies. Den 5 led by Mrs Zlotek won for best home shelter exhibit. Civil Defense speaker Mark Jannelli addressed the Hillside council. Next Blue and Gold Dinner set for February 27 6 30 at College Inn with Dr William Frey. Committee meeting planned February 3 at the school.
Conrad A. Cammarota, member of the Board of Education and candidate for re election, says Hillside schools must change with newer developments. He supports workshops in elementary mathematics, a sound K through 12 reading program, and a part time reading consultant. He plans to expand these efforts next year.
Mrs Anna Birnbaum told a board meeting she has discussed high school curricula with educators in nearby districts and found a need to broaden Hillside High School offerings in social and pure sciences languages and cultural arts. She urged expanding beyond minimum college entrance standards to open doors to more colleges, noting board and superintendent roles in keeping curricula current.
Mrs Birnbaum announced a koffee Klatch at the College Inn on Thursday February 6 at 7 pm to answer questions about her platform. Everyone is invited.
Henry H. Nussbaum, candidate for the Board of Education, spoke to parents at Calvin Coolidge School on January 23. He cited his lifelong dedication to youth service, noting 27 years in Hillside, and that his children are graduates of A. P. Morris and Hillside High. The reading included a Union Jr College citation praising his useful, dedicated service to youth.
Sey mour Moe Bierman, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, urged informing parents about high school semi vocational training. He highlighted an electric shop with industrial wiring, a graphic arts print shop, a motor department for auto mechanics, and a fully equipped secretarial department. He pledged to expand and improve the program if elected.
The 31 suite apartment building at 470 Park Ave East Orange with 100 percent parking was sold by Warden Inc to Romance Realty Co through the Lewis-Chester Real Estate Organization of 1278 Liberty Ave. The 32 family complex at 88-92 Tonnelle Ave Jersey City was financed for new owners by the Lewis-Chester organization headed by Chester L. The process of major remodeling is prime.
The Hillside Tavern Owners Association met at the College Inn January 21 and elected President Louis Wianecki Vice president William Cochrane Sergeant at arms Richard Kaiser and Treasurer George Liss. A minute of silence was observed for late president Steve Zelka. Plans were made for a dinner dance and the next meeting will be February 26 at Gocherne's Cocktail Lounge North Broad Street.
The Hebrew School of Temple Shomrei Torah at 910 Salem Ave observed Tu Bshvat for primary children on Sunday January 26 and Hebrew School children on January 28-29. Refreshments were served and a holiday program was presented to the children.
Sinai Congregation leaders unveiled 1964 committee chairs including Manuel Pogash as Adult Education and Endowments head, Edward Kell on Allocations, Joseph C Berger on Annual Banquet, Leonard Haber on Audit Budget and Finance, and Herman S Lowenstein with Milton Teltsher co chairing Gabbolm. A Beattie backers meeting highlighted Beattie’s bid for re election to the Board of Education with notes on standards and public relations.
The document lists key figures and roles in a community group. Notable names include Philip Levitan and Abraham Mankowitz in Legal and Insurance and Membership Retention. Leadership includes Joseph Weinberg as Chairman and William White as co chairmen, with roles for Harry H Stadlin, Heywood Girton, Allen M Press, and others in Youth Activities and Ways and Means.
Marvin Weiss running for Hillside Board of Education spoke to a local PTA. He argues qualifications are simple and stresses the district is big business requiring a businessman's knowledge. He questions incumbent backing and pledges independence to act in the town's best interests.
The speaker identifies himself as Marvin Weiss, a youthful candidate for the Hillside Board of Education. He stresses his marine background, membership in the JWW and Damascus Masonic Lodge, and lifelong residence in Hillside to underscore his local commitment.
The Union County Health Officers Association announces a tuberculin testing demonstration program to be held on Friday February 14 at 10 a.m. in the auditorium of John Runnels Hospital for Chest Diseases Berkeley Heights. Hillside health officer Charles Ur to, vice president of the association, will lead the event.
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