Township weighs 24 hour store hours debate
The township committee discussed an ordinance restricting retail food stores to 6 a.m. to midnight and urged public input at the July 5 meeting. A Pathmark survey suggested 80 percent favor late night shopping, while critics argue for safety concerns and police resource use. The panel also adjusted hours and approved several appointments and a zoning public hearing date.
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Albert Parsonnet
Pathmarks
Pathmark
Parsonnel
Ordin
Ance
Public Works
Jack Ferrer
John Kulish
Kulish
GOP Backs Manzione In Tax Collector Race
Hillside Republican Chairman John G. Kulish announced Elton F. Manzione as the party’s candidate for tax collector in the November election. Manzione fills the vacancy created by the retirement of John C. Pozar on May 1. He has lived in Hillside 17 years and spent 21 years as a Prudential Merit agent, with prior affiliation to Washington National.
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GOP
Manzione
John G. Kulish
Hillside Republican
Elton F. Manzione
John C. Pozar
Elton
Hillside
Kulish
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Washington National
Hillside Church Announces 930 Morning Worship Hours
The Hillside United Presbyterian Church will hold Morning Worship at 9:30 a.m. with a nursery provided during the service and Church School offerings in the summer. A brief note on local civic ties and profiles appears among the church announcements.
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Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Ambrosia In The Afternoon Girl Scout Leaders Luncheon
The Hillside community luncheon for Girl Scout leaders was hosted at the Hollroos Ages School and George Washington School home of Mrs. Ann Perchulak. Mrs. Madéling Golding and Mrs. Sally Scully arranged the tables and prepared the menu featuring salads lasagna roast beef ham meatballs peppers and cookies.
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Ann Perchulak
Madéling Golding
Sally Scully
Hillside Week Waste Paper Drive Sponsored by Sinal Sisterhood
A community waste paper drive is planned for Sunday June 25. Volunteers should bring all tied bundles to the Clark Street entrance of the Youth Center.
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Sinal Sisterhood
Clark Street
Teace
Quinnipiac College Dean's List Honors Two Residents
Two residents earned recognition for scholarship at Quinnipiac College in Hamden Connecticut and are on the Dean's List for the Spring semester. Names appear with parental listings at 1464 Highland Avenue and 650 Purce Street as Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flax and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Friedman respectively.
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Quinnipiac College
Hamden
Connecticut
Jack Flax
Highland Avenue
Richard Friedman
Albert Friedman
Purce Street
Firemen To Keep parity correction note
Correction from Hillside Times notes a typographical error in last week’s article on firemen salary parity. The corrected line states they will receive the same 11 percent salary increase that the police received earlier this year.
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Hillside Times
Rename School For Krumbiegel
Dr. Walter O. Krumbiegel assistant superintendent of Hillside Schools was honored June 14 for 37 years of service. The Board of Education announced plans to rename Hillside Avenue School Walter Krumbiegel School. The testimonial drew 350 people with standing ovations as leaders praised his career and hinted at the re naming.
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Walter O. Krumbiegel
Krumbiegel
Hillside
Alfred J. Lordi
Board of Education
Hillside Avenue School
Walter ©. Krumbiegel
Ned Bowne
Timental
Dr. Krumbiegel
Max Ginsberg
Hillside Lions
Hillside Education Association
Lions
Timothy Diffley
Alfred P. Vreeland
H.E.A
Edward Ambry
New Jersey Council For Environmental Education
Ambry
Krumbi
Krumblegel
Edna Doll
Assiatgat
Nicky Glassman
Hillside Avenue
Write Marburger Mayoral Appeal Urges Public Action
Mayor Charles Mancuso calls Hillside residents to write to Dr. Carl Marburger in Trenton about the July 18 school budget appeal hearing. The education department will decide if the $130,000 cut by the township committee is restored. Mancuso and the committee expect public letters and a petition to influence the outcome.
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Charles Mancuso
Hillside
Carl Marburger
Trenton
Marburger
Bonanno To Lead Second Annual Health Fair Plans
Angelo Donannd appointed township health inspector as chair of the Health Fair Committee for the Second Annual Health Fair to be held October 1 from 10 am to 5 pm at the Community Center. Committee includes Dr. Peyser Dr. Brooks Dr. Hrivko and other health officials. The event aims to offer glaucoma testing vision examinations X rays preschool hearing blood pressure checks diabetes testing immunizations and 25 exhibitors. Hillside Jaycees and local officials are involved.
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Charles Mancuso
Angelo Donannd
Peyser
Br. Brooks
Hrivko
Health
Irving Carno, Jr. FE
Thomas Lenz
Vitonza
Sherwood Koblenz
June Fischer
Charlotte de Filippo
Hillside Jaycee
Jacqualine Koblenz
Jock Ferrer
Union County
Katz Kulish Renamed As Party Chairmen In Hillside elections
Hillside municipal Democratic and Republican committees re elected their leaders. Sam Katz Tax Assessor won a seventeenth term as Democratic municipal chairman at Suffex Lanes while John Kulish became Republican County Committee chairman. Additional Democratic officers included Mayor Mancuso and Charlotte DeFilippo as vice chairs, Gladys Gelman as recording secretary, Nathan Friedman as corresponding secretary. Republican officers named Loretta Andrukite vice chairwoman, Frank Libri vice chairman, Julie Ann Moffat secretary, May 5 Neff treasurer, Gary Lehner sergeant at arms. Delegates Nancy Light and Nietard Kaiser elected.
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Hillside
Sam Katz
Committe
John Kulish
Charles S. Mancuso
Charlotte DeFili
Hillside High Names 1072 Scholarship Award Recipients
Hillside High School principal John Kulikwski announces the 1072 Hillside Scholarship awards. Recipients include Wayne Branom for the Wayne T Branom Award, Karen Lysak and Susan Lysak for Hillside Rotary Club awards, Erie Borodinsky for the Hillside Industrial Foundation Award, Tamara Zemianicky for the Hillside Scholarship Fund Award, Jacqueline Kalansky for the Phil Kizuuto Award, Charlene Alaimo for the Hatfield Wire Cable Division Award, Lawrence Levee for the Ruhl Custer Award, and Joseph Kowalsky for the Michael Goodman Award.
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John Kulikwski
Hillside High School
Hillside
Wayne T. Branom
Karen Lysak
Hillside Rotary Club
Susan Lysak
Erié Borodinsky
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Tamara Zemianicky
Hillside Scholarship Fund
Jacqueline Kalansky
Phil Kizuuto
Charlene Alaimo
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Lawrence Levee
Ruhl Custer
Joseph Kowalsky
Michael Goodman
Help Is Still Needed Jine Meeting of netside Scholarship Fund
Help is still needed to continue the Hillside Scholarship Fund. Nine scholarships were awarded this year to deserving students. Donations are invited from local industry and residents to increase aid next year.
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Netside
Lhe
Sunders
Hillside
Mall & Ww
Donald Gillmore
Lala Marth
Hileide
Sey Jerney
UFZ
Uetur
Morris Lund
Preelienits Naeein Hmikowiin
Wiis Hess
Coron Citlaiees
Henry G. Groh
Antal Vitdry Ai
Jon JR Owwren
Mire
Pranklin Reinhard
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Community Center
Martin Prince
Jaycee
Robert Parochniak
Don Siegel
Board of Adjustment
Marion Rockefeller
Long Ave
Samuel Katz
Board of Assessors
Kathleen Kernusz
Arthurs K. Seale
Bond Street
Elton, Jr
Athens
Gregory
Marilyn
Republican County Committee
Elton Manzione
Associated Displays Inc
Liberty Avenue
Seeee House
Jesn Wolff
Aoe
Ann Wildener
Polet
Sophie Radhell
Alfred Foster
Conant Street
School For
Bchoo
V. Allan Schuhmann
Anthony A. Avella
Emmett T. White
Fred Merkle, Jr
Jack Levine
America
Bonanno
Health Fair Plans
Beverly Urbanski
Larry Levee
James Winnicki
Joe Dill
Joseph Silver
Joan Gruszkowski
Art Zadrozny
Student General Association
John Kulikowski
Baim
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