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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1961

Page

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Hillside High School Commencement 289 Diploma Winners

The 38th annual Hillside High School commencement was held outdoors at Woodfield Stadium for 289 graduates due to limited auditorium capacity. Principal Custer presented awards and plants. the program featured a theme on economic wisdom and laws, with Elaine Mapes reading the Bible and the class reciting prayers.

Hill. 1 Side High School Woodfield Stadium Hymin School Elaine Malpes Loward Selessy Barbara Tlardl Hillside Larry Weinberg Vila Zids Julian Lange

Public urged to limit emergency calls for police and doctors

Police say public education is needed to keep emergency lines for true crises. A June directive lists out of town vendors for supplies, sparking debate over local fairness. Acting Magistrate Penn commends Patrolman Lille for fairness in a disorderly conduct case involving Richard Taylor.

Hillside Police Percy H. Penn Lawrence L. Lillie Municipal Court Lille Richard Taylor Johnson Avenue Newark Taylor

Tobin Contempt Conviction Split Likely Appeal Delayed

Judge Youngdahl in Washington found Austin J. Tobin executive director of the Port of New York Authority guilty of contempt of Congress on five counts after ruling against Tobin’s defense that the congressional subcommittee lacked authority and proper purpose. Tobin’s 30 day jail term and $100 fine were stayed to allow appeals, with the case highlighting disputes over state governors’ roles and the Port Authority’s authority. The decision drew mixed reactions from New Jersey officials and press groups, some urging NJ intervention to protect its interests during the appeal.

Luther W. Youngdahl Washington Austin J. Tobin Port of New York Authority Congress Tobin Congressional Investigating Committee Port Authority Sloan Colt Joseph Garry Youngdah New York Times Youngdahl Congressional Judiciary Committee New York New Jersey Minnesota Truman Thomas J. Hillery R. Morris Gov Meyner Korea Associated Press Hillery Morris County David D. Furman Newark News Trenton Funan Furman People of Morris

Senior Scholarship Totals Over Seventy Thousand Dollars Awarded

The High School senior class received scholarships totaling $72,640 announced by Principal Ruhl L. Custer. Forty nine seniors earned awards from diverse organizations including Rutgers State New Brunswick and Montclair STC, with sums up to $4,000 and many $1,600 grants.

Ruhl L.custer Mary Ann Barlok Newark Stc Willside Susan Bernstein Montclair Stc Paul Blacker Metropolitan School of Mechanical Dentistry Phil Rizzuto Sanford Bloom Rutgers N.B Lou Castellani N.C.E State Joan Costanca Frank Crystal Sharon , Dale Somerset Hospital Helen Full Jeff David N.B. Seton Foundation Eileen Dumbroff

School Board Debates Retired Employees Health Benefits

Samuel Dubow, longtime physical education and athletics director, asked the Board of Education to cover hospitalization and medical costs for retired staff, citing a precedent set by the Township Committee for 25-year retirees. Board referred the matter to committee. Irma Mayer named guidance counselor for the year starting Sept 1 at 6800 dollars, Jonathan Bell hired social worker for Sept 1 at 5600 dollars. Dr Hayek Pollack and Dr Harry Brody named part time school optometrists at 500 dollars each. Charles W. Neider’s janitorial resignation noted for June 30. Janitorial supply contracts awarded to seven bidders. Miss Lillian Fuerst, teacher, retired for disability effective June 20.

Samuel Dubow Board of Education Dubow Irma Mayer E. Jonathan Bell Hayek Pollack Harry M. Brody Charles W. Neider I. Edward Brown Huntington Labs Monmouth Paper Co Sant-Kem Supply Co ConLux Paint Co Janitoria] Supply Co Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co C. G. Winans Co Lillian Fuerst

Eighth Grades Graduate 379 Diplomas Awarded

Eighth grade graduates from four elementary schools received 379 diplomas this week. Calvin Coolidge School listed 37 diploma recipients including Judith Abel and Ray Hupppert while Hillside Avenue honored hundreds of students such as Bruce Ades and Andrew Aldi, with long lists of names.

Calvin Coolidge Hillside Avenue Bruce Ades Andrew V. Aldi Melvin L. Alper Ira F. Bailey Marlene J. Baron Neil Baron

Four Are Awarded Degrees At Penn

Four Hillside, New Jersey students received degrees June 5 at the 205th Commencement of the University of Pennsylvania. Recipients include Ralph F. Mandelbaum of 1600 Compton Place, Lester Teli cher of 1619 Bayview Avenue with a Bachelor of Arts, Samuel P. Gunther of 25 Bailey Avenue and Jay A. Rosenberg of 69 Bailey Avenue earning Bachelor of Science in economics. The Bar Mitzvah of Sherry Goldman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Goldman, was held June 10 at the Conservative Congregation of Hillside.

Philadelphia Hillside N. J University of Pennsylvania Ralph F. Mandelbaum Compton Place Lester Telicher Bayview Avenue Samuel P. Gunther Bailey Avenue Jay A. Rosenberg Sherry Goldman Gerald Goldman Salem Avenue

Local Assessor to be Full Time. Powell Earns Cum Laude Degree

James Powell son of Mr and Mrs James Powell Sp of 345 Yale Avenue was awarded honors at Montclair State College commencement on June 8, graduating Cum Laude. He earned a social studies award in 1960 and was listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Powell will teach at Clifford Scott High School in East Orange this fall. An ordinance to designate full time and part time assessors was adopted on first reading, paving the way for Sam Katz to become the township's first full time assessor. The board includes Rubin Ritz Kenneth M Ross and Katz. Ross was reappointed for a four year term at 1500 annually. Public hearing set for July 5. Ross, the lone Republican and 25-year veteran, praised by colleagues. Public urged seniors 65+ to apply for an $80 assessment exemption due by July 1. Water petition seeks to renew use of Hillside’s five million gallons daily once reservoirs Round Valley and Apture Bay are ready, four to five years away. Estimated soft water cost roughly 100 per million gallons vs current nearly 200. Mayor Dischler forwarded a request to Secretary Hodges to discuss Route 78 alignment amid Newark pressure. a note from Highway Commissioner Palmer indicates all options are under study. Continued on Page

James Powell Yale Avenue Montclair State College Tie Mves Clifford Scott Miph School East Orange Board of Assessors Township Sam Katz Rubin Ritz Kenneth M. Ross Katz Democratic Municipal Committee Ross Sidney Birnbaum Commisson & Michioiso Sal’ Trade Oa Moron Max Schleifer North Jersey District Water Supply Commission Hilside Round Valley Apture Bay Schleifer Louis A. Dischler Secretary of Commerce Luther B. Hodges Newark Dweht BR G. Palmer

Taub Joins Ken's Steaks Network In Maplewood Move

Dave Taub of Maple Avenue joins Ken Feder founder of Ken's Steaks in a new operation at 1529 Springfield Avenue Maplewood with other outlets in Newark and Paramus. Taub, a noted sportsman and former amateur boxer who trained for the U S Olympic team, now coaches boxing at Sinai Youth Center alongside Low Harper. Mrs Helen Taub, Tinib s wife, directs arts and crafts at the center hosting youth activities.

Dave Taub Maple Avenue Ken Feder Ken Sinai Tinib Helen Taub

Members of Coolidge School PTA Board Meet in Newark

Calvin Coolidge School PTA held a meeting last week with Mrs Leon Berger presiding as president. Board members for the next year were introduced and all officers and committee chairs attended the Union County PTA Institute at Newark State College on June 15. Mrs Victor Romanyshyn received a 5 year service pin and a token of appreciation for her past presidency. Refreshments were served.

Imo Pacewaye Vuary Calvin Coolidge PTA Leon Berger Union County Pta Institute Newark State College Tinion Victor Romanyshyn

Insurance Men At Lake George Parley

Insurance men from Met Life attended a business conference with officials at the Sagamore Hotel Lake George New York last week. Two drivers licenses were revoked under the point system by the Division of Motor Vehicles in Trenton.

Lake George Clinton Place Frietseh Dover Avenue Henry Feld Nin Conant Street Metropolitan Life Insurance @o Sagamore Hotel N.Y William T. McKeown, Jr Donald Antonelli Main Avenue Division of Motor Vehicles Trenton

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