Scholarships Of 4275 Awarded At HS Graduation
Graduation scholarship awards totaling 4975 dollars were distributed at the Custer High School graduation exercises. Principal Robert Anemon received 150 dollars with 100 from David Evans and 50 from Mr and Mrs Anthony Capra. Lawrence Bass received 200 dollars with 100 from Mr and Mrs Samuel Ehrenkranz and Allied Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adents
Custer
Robert Anemon
David O
Evans
Anthony Capra
Lawrence Bass
Samuel Ehrenkranz
Allied Electric Co
Bernard Best
Joseph Matzner
Herbert Chevrolet Motors
Harriet Davis
Rotary Club
Elaine Ferchak
Rotary
Deborah Friedman
Harry Nacht
Fred H. Roever
George Lacenauer
Wayne T. Branom
Sun Tube Corp
Barbara Lewis
Robert Habermann
Samuel Furiness
Leonard Marcus
Milton Singer
Leroy Schickedanz
Phil Rizzuto
Arlene Schmidt
Hillside National Bank
David Schuckman
Public Service Tobacco Co
Mildred E. Raphael
The
Board of Education
Jean Smith
Kiwanis Club
A. Katchen
Edward Vadeika
M. M. Lilien
Maxon Pontiac Inc
John Waskiewicz
Peculiar Position of Counsel debated on Evans tax case
The Township Committee split four to none over designating outside counsel to represent Hillside in the omitted assessments case against David O Evans at Evans Terminal. The State Board of Tax Appeals will hear the appeal on Friday June 22 at 10 30 am in the Elizabeth Courthouse.
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David O. Evans
Evans Terminal
State Board of Tax Appeals
Elizabeth
Milton B. Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Conford
Joseph Lindabury
Emil A. Herrigel
Hillside
Board of Assessors
Brion County Board of Taxation
Lindabury
Evans
Kirkpatrick
Lindaburg
G.O.P
Benjamin Hale
Oneil
King
Anton A. Vit Jr
State Board of Appeals
Arthur E. Dienst
U. S. Testing Co
Hoboken
Mundet Cork
J. G. Berger
Newark
Arthur Riche
Central Avenue
Sky Trak
Route 29
Bloy Street
Kreh Proposals Approved as City Plans Emerge
City committee backs three step ed plan led by Engineer Kreh to repair Riverbank erosion and sewer work with state aid. Immediate work includes Lingstown and Union avenues and a request to the State Highway Commission to clear debris near the North Avenue bridge.
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Kreh
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Elizabeth River
Central Avenue
Long Avenue
Union Avenue
State Highway Commission
Fidelity Realty Improvement Co
Westminster Avenue
Wilder Street
Milton B. Conford
Livington
Winchester
Union Avenues
North Avenue
Paul K. Owen
Library Board of Trustees
Peck
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Benjamin Hale
Howard Finkel
Bayview Avenue
Albert Schoen Inc
North Broad Street
Sidney Grossberg
Liberty Avenue
Russell Donovan
Norman Street
James O. Joiner
Leo Street
Branom Flays HS Teacher Coach System Over Raises
The Board of Education increased athletic staff pay by up to 150 dollars for several coaches led by Dr. Wayne T. Branom who criticizes teacher coach duties as harming student interests. He cites coaching duties reducing classroom focus and after hours availability, especially in Hillside, urging more male teachers to double as coaches. Increases totaled 950 dollars plus a 150 dollar bonus for Henry Singe with 6000 dollar post cap. various coach raises listed. A separate report covers Civilian Defense fire auxiliary training on fuel fires at the Evans property with 60 spectators and a future potential dummy house project.
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Board of Education
Wayne T. Branom
Branom
Hillside
Albert Weiner
Joseph Kulikowski
Carmen Ferrigno
William Todt
Joseph Silver
John Duthie
Harry Ladayne
Weiner
Kulikowski
Todt
Ferrigno
Duthie
Samuel Dubow
Henry Singe
Plant
Harry Schnabel
Robert Sonntag
Michael Marsnick
Civilian Defense Fire Auxiliary
Evans Property
Conant Street
Central Avenue
Sonntag
Auxiliary
University of Pennsylvania
T.V
Notre Dame
Army
Kearny
Dads
Madison Square Garden
Television’s Impact on Schools and Sports Budget Pressures
A superintendent notes pay raises for high school athletic coaches amid TV’s disruption of college and high school football revenues. He argues TV eyes exclusive rights and spectates gate income, urging intramural emphasis and integrated salaries.
Army Recruit Leaves For Seattle Station
Pvt Joseph Carey completed 14 weeks of basic training at Fort Dix and took a six day furlough at 277 Fitzpatrick Street before leaving Monday for an embarkation post in Seattle Washington. He is a Hillside High School graduate who worked at Hillside National Bank before enlisting.
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Fort Dix
Pvt
Joseph Carey
Fitzpatrick Street
Seattle
Washington
Carey
Hillside High School
Hillside National Bank
Man with broken rib seeks aid after rooftop fall
A 77 year old man Louis Eberle from Roselle Park fell about 20 feet from a rooftop at 1421 Maple Avenue while repairing it. He walked to Fire Company 2 for help and suffered a broken right rib. He was treated at Dr Milton M Lilien's office. Fire Captain Harold Kirkman notified police.
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Maple Avenue
Louis Eberle
Chester Avenue
Roselle Park
Milton M. Lilien
Harold Kirkman
Hillside Tax Equalization Debate Draws Party Lines
Democrats defend a Hillside tax equalization survey as a principled move to end unequal assessments and urge Republican candidates to take a firm stand. They argue county and local efforts already underway justify statewide cooperation and emphasize that changes in assessed values need not raise total taxes.
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Yale Avenue
Hiawatha Avenue
Gerald Priestman
Nial
August Davies
Public Safety Committee
Francis Riley
Daniel Kochan
Police Department
Zimmerman
Starko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
N. J
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Salem Pharmacy
General Insurance
Richard G. Smalley
Birmingham Fire Ins. Co
National Union Indemnity Co
Lexington Pl
Hillside Times
Hillside Butchers F
Sinzinger
Prop
Coe Ave
Call
Wate Howard J
Bloy
Township
Broad
Dems
Arnold H. McClow
Township Committee
John M. Malone
Henry Goldher
Times
Union County Board of Taxation
Essex County
Ocean County
Passaic County
Porter
Gorman P. Fischer, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
North Broad St
Sreral
New Jersey
Solomon’s
Police & Fire Department
Police and Fire Departments
Apply Township
Tobia
Clinton Ave
Michael Tobia
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