Police Seek Better Working Conditions for Hillside Force
Hill side Local 70 PBA flagged improved police working conditions as a main objective at a joint dinner led by Patrolman Lawrence Lillie. The group plans to present findings to the Township Committee and seeks time off for off duty court hours and better overall compensation to attract qualified officers.
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Hillside Local 70
P.B.A
Lawrence Lillie
Lillie
P.ba
Ernest A. Voelk
Voelk
John Senatore
PBA
Ttwags
James J. Vigilante
Morristown
Plan
P.E.A
United Fund Sets Goal of $806,173 for 32 Agencies
Hillside residents and workers will be asked to contribute to a goal of 806173 for the Eastern Union County United Fund. Francis Charles as general chairman and Harry A. Cooper as president said the figure is a conservative estimate to keep 32 agencies operating and covers only a portion of costs, with rest from served individuals and donors. They urged widespread support across the five-community area, stressing the services many rely on.
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Hillside
United Fund
Pall
Union County
Francis Charles
Harry A. Cooper
Cooper] Alloy Corp
Charles
Cooper
Mrs Nulton Named By Reserve Officers Ladies
Mrs Henry G Nulton of 33 Beechwood Place was elected and installed first vice president of the National Society of the Reserve Officers Association Ladies at the 11th annual convention at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. She was advanced from second vice president and is a former president of the Department of New Jersey ROA Ladies.
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Nulton
Henry G. Nulton
Beechwood Place
National Society of the Reserve Officers Association
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
New York City
Department of New Jersey
ROA
Marine Recruits Breakfast Guests in New Jersey
Over 100 New Jersey youths were sworn into the U S Marine Corps in dual ceremonies at Sunset Lanes Hillside and Paterson City Hall. The Union County platoon of 27 guests a breakfast sponsored by Sunset Lanes and Flash Cleaners and left for Parris Island to train. Henry John Balzer of Hillside enlisted in April under the 120 day delay program.
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New York
N. Y
New Jersey
U.S. Marine Corps
Sunset Lanes
Route 22
Hillside
N. J
City Hall
Paterson
Union County Platoom
Ana Flash Cleaners
J. A. Dowd
Marine Recruiting Office
New York City
William V. , di Buono
Henry John Balzer
Herbert Balzer
Tillman Street
W. William di Buono
Center
Erment Boyd
Cranford
Union County
U. S. Marine Corps
Henry Schwarz
Parris Island
Hillside Board Approves Employee Benefits and Staffing Changes
The Hillside Board of Education approved hospital and medical benefits for all school employees at an estimated under $7,000, though $20,000 was budgeted. A five cent hourly raise was given to part time cafeteria workers. pay rises raise existing wages to $1.15 to $1.25. resignations include Willis Swales Jr and Barry Reister. three new teachers were appointed. Rentals for instruments and painting projects were authorized. Hillside Radio Cab won a transport contract for special classes. a year leave was granted to Mildred Shaver.
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Board of Education
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Ferrino
Ferrigno
Willis Swales
Barry Reister
William J. Seal
John Morris
William Grahn
Philip Borodynko
City Music Center of
Newark
Conrad Tonnegen
Roselle
Diamond Painting Co
Hillside Radio Cab Inc
Mildred Shaver
High Schoal
Hillside Students Attend New Jersey Boys State at Rutgers
Hillside students who attended the 15th annual New Jersey Boys State at Rutgers University New Brunswick last week include Larry Weinberg Lenny Selesner Richard Middleton Frank Mastroianni and Julian Tange.
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Hillside
New Jersey
Hillside High School Class of 1950 Reunion Planned
The Hillside High School Class of 1950 marks its 10th anniversary with a reunion on October 22 at 8 pm. The Chi Am Chateau, Route 22, Mountainside, hosts a full roast beef dinner, cocktail hour, dancing, and surprise entertainment. Contacts Helene Tidaback Davis and Rose Pawik Crosbee for missing classmates.
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H.S
Hillside High School
Chi Am Chateau
Route 22
Mountainside
Helene Tidaback Davis
EL 2
Rose Pawik Crosbee
Brochu
Jack Brooks
John Glancey
Paul Konik
Joan Katz
Robert Murphy
Edward Oliver
Edward Shreik
Betty Vincent
Beverly West
New Complaints of Baker Street Floods
Heavy weekend rains and a sewer break spurred residents on Baker Street to demand relief. Township Engineer Fuhrmann outlined a plan to divert flood waters to a retention basin with bids to be solicited and a report due July 19. Acting Mayor Schleifer and Committeeman Birnbaum urged swift action as residents pressed for concrete steps within weeks.
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Baker Street
Township Committee
Joseph Fuhrmann
Fuhrmann
Elizabeth River
Max Schleifer
Sidney Birnbaum
Louis A. Dischler
Birnbaum
Monroe Ackerman
Public Affairs Committee
Police Department
Municipal Affairs Survey Committee
Installation Set By Unico Chapter
Preparations are under way for a charter and installation dinner dance by Hillside Chapter of Unico National. The event will be at Villa Roma, 766 Lidgerwood Avenue, Elizabeth, on September 11 at 6 30 p.m. Emil Crisafulli, president, has named committee chair Fire Captain Carmen Dill and members Anthony Piegari Charles Mancuso William Martucci and Louis Luciani.
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Hillside
Unico National
Villa Roma
Lidgerwood Avenue
Elizabeth
Emil Crisafulli
Hillside Chapter
Carmen Dill
Anthony Piegari
Charles Mancuso
Board of Education
William Martucci
Louis Luciani
Rutgers Alumni Elect Hillside CPA as Secretary
Louis T German of 1506 Liberty Avenue Hillside has been named secretary for 1960 61 at the Rutgers School of Business Administration Alumni Association. German, a certified public accountant, belongs to the university business school class of 1948.
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Rutgers Business Alumni Newark
Louis T German
Liberty Avenue
Hillside
Rutgers School of Business Administration
German
State University Business School
Italian American Women's Club Plans Fall Dance
The Italian American Women's Club of Hillside held a July meeting at Mrs. Louis Savitierri's home to discuss a fall dance. Mrs. Vito Robertozzi will head the dance committee and chair the board of trustees. The next meeting in September will elect new officers.
Flag Raising Honors Nation's New 50 Stars
The official raising of the United States flag with Alaska and Hawaii represented took place Monday morning July 4 at the Municipal Building. Walter Howell led the ceremony with Cub Scouts Robert and John Desch Jr. of Pack 99 participating. Local officials, veterans groups, educators, and community figures attended as former mayor George W. Herlich spoke on flag history and Max Schleffer led the event, praising the flag as a symbol of justice, freedom of religion and speech, and liberty for all.
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United States
Republic
George Washington
Betsy Ross
Alaska
American Legion
V.F.W
DAV
Jewish War
Board of Education
Raymond A. Moore
George W. Herlich
Max Schleffer
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Police Committee
Dischler
Paul F. Korlesky
Robert Brindle
Henry Groh
Rev. Greene
Charles Callendrello
Hillside Local 35
Fmb.a
Jack Valenti
Alphonso Minervino
Jooday
Gnowney
Mauro Pharmacy
Liberty Ave
Marine
National Airlines
Valiant
Chrysler
N.J. Boys’ State
Rev. Griffin
Philadelphia Post
J. Scottie Griffin
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Holmesburg Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Frederick E. Christian
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Griffin
Princeton Theological Seminary
Austin Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brownwood
Texas
J. P. Griffin
Rosemary Vitale
Vincent A. Vitale
Jerome Avenue
Franklin Street
Hollywood Avenue
Carmen Monaco, Sr
Kresge
North Broad Street
Monaco
Evans Terminal
State Highway Department
Mading
Unico
Progress Club
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Bunsell Stover Candiea
Coe Avenue
Jose A. Desch
WII
Pam
Eli Lief
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