Board to sue over lost funds in Hillside Township case
The Hillside Board of Education files suit against the Township Committee and financial institutions to recover 545,492 allegedly misappropriated from the school district between 1958 and 1964. Auditor Sidney Friedman reports a total disappropriation of 54,567.42 with 11,832.71 traced to various accounts as missing. The case cites raised checks and bond issues while noting Ostermiller faces separate charges. A bank display features Edith Sharp Peckmore’s button collection, spotlighting pieces ages 80 to 125 years and a curio of shapes and materials.
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Ne Board of Education
Gilbert P. Chamberlin
William Ostermiller
Ostérmiller
National ‘State Bank
Elizabeth
Hillside Municipal Employes’ Federal Credit Union
Fire
Tvo Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union
Hill- Side
Chamberlin
Ostermiller
Tax Ratables Increase Seen in Hillside Apartment Battle
Two Republican Township Committee candidates J Arnold Witte and Mack Tarnoff urge delaying action on Arden Homes proposed 94 unit apartment project on North Broad Street. They call for voter input via November advisory ballot and urge enforcing existing zoning forbidding apartments, citing master planner opinions and potential tax ratables expansion if industrial zones grow.
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J. Arnold Witte
Mac
Kary Tarnoff
Hillside
Board of Adjustment
Arden Homes
North Broad Street
Board of Adjusttment
Roundup of Drug Charge Sentences In Municipal Court
Magistrate Henry Goldher sentenced Allen H Swinesburg 22 of Newark to two years in county jail for drug influence and barbiturate possession, suspended with two years probation and voluntary medical aid. license revoked for two years. Robert W Buttwell 19 of Was arrested June 11 for under influence of barbiturates, given one year jail with suspended sentence and one year probation, license revoked for one year. Other fines include Harold Hale 50 for careless driving and no license, David F Riedel 35 for careless driving, Herbert M Heischuber 25 for toll violation Garden State Parkway, Mrs Constance L Vovich 15 for improper taking on of passengers.
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Henry Goldher
Allen H. Swinesburg
Myrtle Ave
Newark
Broad St
Looker St
Robert W. Buttwell
Sir Arthur St
Liberty Ave
Ryan ‘St
Harold Hale
Highland Ave
David F. Riedel
Bergan Ave
New Milford
Herbert M.heischuber
Tulip Road
Springfield
Garden State Parkway
Constance L.vovich
Eastern Parkway
Mayor Attacks Plan Of City To Sue Town
Mayor Robert Diamond this week criticized the Board of Education and Township Committee action to sue the town to recover 55492 allegedly misappropriated by former township treasurer William Jstermiller. He urged cooperation to avoid delays and warned that litigation would cost taxpayers thousands in legal and auditing fees.
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Robert Diamond
Eek
Board of Education
William Jstermiller
Board Education
Diamond
Honding Company
Water shortage cited in N J Conservation Dept remarks
George R. Shanklin warns water reserves resemble a bank account with depletion. Congresswoman Dwyer highlights efforts to address the crisis as drought worsens in the Northeast. The piece notes fragmented federal and local responses and calls for a decisive national conference after the Water Resources Council reports.
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George R. Shanklin
N.J. Conservation Dept
Dwyer
Secretary of the Interior
Water Resources Council
Thieves Fail To Break In At Two Local Stores
Wayne Kerezansky reported an unsuccessful attempt to enter the Checker Gasoline Station on Route 22 during the night. Mrs Sophie Drescher of 1515 Liberty Ave reported an attempted entry at her store on 300 Winans Ave where a key was broken off in the lock.
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Wayne Kerezansky
Belleville
Checker
Route 22
Sophie Drescher
Liberty Ave
Winans Ave
Students Find Work In Town
VaLLOZe ING vy School students are employed in municipal departments. One girl works in offices for six weeks during vacations. Four college students work part time in Hillside Public Library. Five others relinings streets for the police, three cut lawns for the road department.
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Valloze Ing Vy School
Hillside Public Library
Board of Education
Board of Recreation
Hillside
Kraft Hit By Strike In Newark Plant Walkout
About 220 Kraft Foods division employees in Local 56 Allied Food Workers walked out Monday afternoon in the Newark plant. The strike follows a near unanimous vote and stalemated contract talks to replace the expired agreement. Union officials protest the use of non union workers to process food that would normally be done locally.
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Kraft Foods Division
Allied Food
Othe
Newark
Teachers Seek Semi Monthly Pay Change
The Hillside Board of Education received a letter from E. Jonathan Bell, head of Lifeside Education Association, requesting semi monthly teacher pay. Current plans pay in 10 installments or by a nine month plus quarter schedule. salary committee to review. Miss Marcia Zucker resigns to teach in Germany. New staff for 1965-66 includes Margaret Costa and Anita Garb. In-service math training for elementary teachers to continue. High School start time set 4:20 p.m with games at 3:30 p.m.
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Hoard of
E. Jonathan Bell
Lifeside Education Association
Marcia Zucker
Zuckner
Germany
Margeret G. Costa
Abram P. Morris
Saybrook
Anita S. Garb
Wayne K. Branom
Hillside Art Committee Calls Residents to Help Plan Events
The Hillside Creative Arts Committee invites residents to tonight’s conference room meeting at the Municipal Building to plan a town wide art show and exhibit. Joseph Loeb was chosen acting chairman and Mildred Schwartz co chairman at last Thursday’s organizational meeting.
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Lillside Creative Arts Committee
Joseph Loeb
Act
Mildred Schwartz
Susan Rhodes
Marjorie Rosenberg
Barbie Girton
Estelle Lampt
Ann Goldberg
Arlene Diamond
Solomon Laddy
Jess Hollander
Dave
Helen Taub
Mildred Schwarty
Toward Finkel
Hillside
Automobile Damage From Firecracker Incident in Newark
A firecracker thrown from a moving car last Thursday night exploded on the hood of a car owned by Joseph Menza at 73 New York Ave Newark. The incident occurred while the vehicle was parked near the intersection of Long Ave and Liberty Ave. No injuries are reported and police are investigating the matter. Local businesses listed include Szarko's Liquor Store at 1817 Liberty Avenue, Wines Liquors Beers and Benj. Moore Paints at 1299 Liberty Ave.
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Joseph Menza
New York Ave
Newark
Long Ave
Liberty Ave
Szarko's
Liberty Avenue
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Edith Sharp Peckmore
Harry Peckmore
Frances Place
National State Bank
Peckmore
Kingston
Hills Side
Walter Sharp
Bambergers
New Jersey
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Silver Springs
Airing Hill
Planning Board
Evans Terminal
Chestnut St
Central Ave
Bernard Bernstein
Anton Wittre
North Broad St
Union County Freeholders
Anthony Bullis
Elizabeth Monument Co
Skeet
Pennsylvania Ave
Edward Boxheimer
Hollywood Ave
Holly Wood Ave
Ackerman
Swimming Pool Commission
U.S. Veterans Association Becau
Ayor
Iamond
Kraft
TOBIA
Tobia’s
N.J. Waverly
Jack Reclus Hardware
Benj. Moore Paints
Orlin E, Johnson
Bristol-Myers Products Division
New Jersey State Chamber
Frederick H. Groll
Richard J. Hughes
Daniel Hussey
Humble Oil & Re Mining Company
Wayne Dumont, Jr
Bristol-Myers
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