Harry A Cooper 74 Founder of Cooper Alloy
Harry A Cooper 74 founder and board chairman of Cooper Alloy Corporation Hillside dies after a long career as an industrialist and civic leader. Born in Bayonne he lived in Red Bank 15 years and held posts with Hillside Industrial Corp Alloy Casting Institute of New York and Greater Elizabeth Movement. Survived by wife two sons Herbert and Stuart and sister Mrs Abe Berkowitz.
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Harry A. Cooper
Cooper Alloy Corporation
Hillside
South Orange
Bayonne
Red Bank
Cooper
Hillside Industrial Corp
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Alloy Casting Institute of New York
Hillside Rotary Club
Union Junior College
Cranford
Summit and Elizabeth Trust Cy
Greater Elizabeth
Eastern Union County
Elvnic
Florence Selman Cooper
Florence and
Mr. Cooper
New York University
International Nickel Co
Sweet Country Co
Herbert
Stuart
Chatham
Abe Berkowitz
New York City
Stolen Cars And Damaged School Windows Reported
Edward Ruggiero reported a 1973 Mercury stolen from his driveway. A 1973 Vega was taken from Herbert Chevrolet. Margaret Lininger reported a 1964 Chevrolet convertible stolen from a parking lot. A bike was stolen from Marie Dlezyszym’s garage. George Washington School windows were damaged with 21 broken.
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Edward Ruggiero
Route 22
Tee
Herbert Chevrolet
North Broad Steee
Margaret Lininger
Center St
Yale Ave
Marie Dlezyszym
Purce St
George Washington School
Bar Fined for Noise Violations in Township Court
Allan L. Tumarkin was fined 125 dollars by the Municipal Court for permitting excessive noise after George Branch director of Big Jim's Saloon pleaded guilty on June 26. Residents had petitioned the Township Committee about noise illegal parking and other issues near the bar.
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Yeweeny Wetet Ave
Allan L. Tumarkin
George Branch
Big Jim's Saloon
Legislation Pushes Study of Child Abuse Trends
Hillside assemblyman Alexander J. Megza urges a state investigation into rising child abuse. He plans a resolu tion when the Legislature reconvenes November to establish a commission to study remedies. Megza authored stricter abuse regulation signed by Gov Cahill in May granting hospitals and doctors authority to seek protective custody for alleged victims.
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Semblyman
Alexander J. Megza
Hillside
Menza
William T. Cahill
Three Honored For School Service
At a Hillside Board of Education meeting on June 27, Sr. Robert Parker presented retirement plaques to Constance Bennett art teacher Dorothy Reinhard primary teacher and Irene Phillips dietitian. Bennett, Montclair State graduate, taught 31 years in Hillside elementary art. Reinhard, Rutgers B.A. and Vermont M.A., has 41 years as a third grade teacher. Phillips, Pratt Institute B.S. and NYU M.A., served 20 years as cafeteria manager and dietitian.
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Hillside Board of Education
Robert Parker
Constance Bennett
Dorothy Reinhard
Irene Phillips
Dieitton
Bennett
Montclair State College
Hillside
Reinhard
Rutgers University
University of Vermont
Miss Phillips
Pratt Institute
N.Y.U
Hillside Schools
Present Drama For Kids At Firehouse
Hillside Community Players sponsor a summer workshop in creative dramatics for children ages 4 to 10. Beginning July 11 at 10 am at Hillside Firehouse Theatre Maple Avenue Oakland Terrace, sessions blend music dance and drama with flexible scheduling for vacations. Registration by phone 929-9795 from 10 to noon during sessions.
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Hillside Community Players
Hillside Firehouse Theatre
Maple Avenue
Oakland Terrace
Judy Balbo
Dr. Avella Joins National Institute on Reforming High Schools
Anthony Avella superintendent of schools is chosen to participate in a national one week institute on reforming secondary education. Four hundred educators from the American Association of School Administrators and partners will hear reports, discuss educational alternatives, and review the National Commission on the Reform of Secondary Education draft.
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Anthony Avella
National
American Association of School Administrators
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Charles F. Kettering Foundation
Institute For
Amer. Vs
National Commission On the Reform of
School Board trims budget amid state aid dispute and renovations
The Board of Education cut $144,195 from current expenses and $100,000 from capital outlay plus $50,000 in surplus funds to meet a $294,195 cut ordered by the Township Committee. Bids were authorized for toilet renovations at A P Morris School while appeals to the State Education Commissioner continue.
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Board of Education
A. PB. Morris
Robert Parker
State Commissioner of Education
Parker
Marburger
Howard Kilpatrick
Trenton
Salares
A . P. Morris School
Hillside Pool Hosts 60th Anniversary Cocktail Dance
Hillside Community Swimming Pool marks the township’s 60th anniversary with an 8:00 PM to midnight cocktail hour and dance for adult members featuring a live band.
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Hillside Community Swimming Pool
Library Adds "Irv Schimel Shelf" in Hillside
The Hillside Lions Club honors member Irving Schimel with an "Irv Schimel Shelf" at the Hillside Public Library. The ceremony included Library Trustee Abe Haber, Board President Bernice Zisman, daughter Terry Layman, Lillian Schimel, Robbie Layman, Sam Leventer, Mayor John G. Kulish, and others. Gifts from the club and friends will fund books for the shelf.
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Hillside Lions Club
Irving Schimel
Israel
Hillside Public Library
Irv Schimel
G. Allan Schuhmann
Abe Haber
Bernice Zisman
Terry Layman
Mr Schimel
Lillian Schimel
Robbie Layman
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Fabyan Place
William M. Young and Company
Ed Cr
Smith
Cooper Alloy
Ing College
Hillside Lodge 1514
B'nai B'rith
Harry A
Kids At Firehouse
Dr. Avella
A. P Morris
Catherine Pease
Dorothy Hiieke
Pease
Nall Dides
Hineke
Willialm Laige
Avella
Robert Stabler
Joseph Silver
Silver
Jerry Eben
Jaycees
Hoard
Walter C. Krumbtegel
Aciion
PTA
Seymour Stein
Peter Ferrigno
Stein
Adams and Gray Inc
Newark
McCabe Boiler Works, Inc
William West
Walter QC
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