Massimino Chosen For Coach Of Year Award
Roland Massimino Hillside High School basketball coach earns UNICO National Coach Of The Year honors after an outstanding 1962 63 season. The award will be presented in Chicago August 21 with local officials noting his statewide and conference success.
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Roland Massimino
Hillside High
National Board of Directors
Unico National
Mayflower Hotel
James Manalio
Aulie
Aureenii
Massimine
Hillaide
Italy
University of Vermont
Massimino
Cranford
Watchung
Union
Anniversary Tint For Memorial Day Parade Plans
Alois J. Stier director today issued an invitation to all youth leaders to attend a meeting at Hill aide PAL Building on March 8 to make plans for the Memorial Day parade. The parade will be enlarged for the township anniversary celebration.
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Alois J. Stier
PAL Airector
Hill
Hillside
PAL Trustees Hold Election
The Hill side PAL Board election is set for March 13 at the PAL Buildings. Nominating committee chair Dr Ralph A Schwarz announces officers: President Paul Kifner, Vice President Dr Bernard Senner, Secretary Mrs Paul Kifner, Treasurer Dr Schwartz, and a board of trustees slate including Ale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill~ Side
Democracy inaction? Hillside vote illustrates school budget apathy
A reader column argues Hillside voters show low turnout on the Current Expense budget totaling 1.83 million and other items, with 11 000 registered but few ballots cast. It laments minority rule, notes recurring defeated budgets, and questions federal and state aid to education amid rising taxes.
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Anas Board of Education
Hillside
Ies
Kennedy
Richard J. Hughes
Sre
Student Back From Soviet Europe Tour
Richard John O Neill 22 of 24 Looker St returned from a two month Soviet Europe tour sponsored by the United States Young Adult Council. The trip aimed to observe Soviet youth groups assess future needs and improve U S Soviet relations. The party visited twelve cities and included stops in Poland the Scandinavian countries London and Dublin. O Neill, a Seton Hall graduate and St Benedicts Prep alumnus, later served as a youth council representative and now works at Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company as a management trainee.
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Soviet
Europe
Sylvia Ross
Richard John O'Neill
Looker Sty
Angie
Clifford L. O'Neill
United States
Melon
Ther 10
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Russia
Poland
Scandinavian Countries
London
England
Dublin
Ireland
Our Ineal Traveler
St. Benedict's Prep School
Newark
Seton Hall University
South Orange
Adult Youth Council
World Assembly of Youth
Denmark
National Federation of Catholic College Students
Chicago
O'Neal
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company
New York
Vit and Ram Vie in Hillside GOP Primary
Joseph Ram and Anton A Vit Jr announced as candidates for Hillside Township Committee at the Hillside Republican Club in College Inn. Petitions to be filed with Township Clerk Louis Dischler. Vit, longtime Hillside resident and attorney, and Ram, Newark school administrator, drew attention amid party activity. Frances X McDermott spoke on New Jersey Legislature matters and the governor’s proposed 75 million dollar bond issue.
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Joseph Ram
Anton A. Vit
Republican Township Committee
Hillside Republican Club
Charles S. Tracy
GOP
Arnold Hi. McClow
Republican Policy Committee
Ram
Vit
College Inn
Louis A. Dischler
Hollywood Ave
Hillside
Hillside Rotary Club
Hillside Lodge No. 241
F.&a.m
Masonic Temple Association
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Union County Fish and Game Protective Association
Lake Paulinskill Association
New Jersey Law School
Rutgers University Alumni Association
Twelfth
Trinity Pl
Newark
Newark State College
Rutgers University
Board of
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Frances X. McDermott
Republican Assembly
Republican Club
New Jersey
Barber Shop Harmony Anniversary Event In Hillside
Hillside Rotary Club shows an afternoon of barber shop harmony to mark an anniversary. On May 5 at 2 30 p m at Hillside High School proceeds fund youth activities and scholarships with groups including Rocket Tones of Hillside and Chord Blenders of Easton. Tickets cost 2. Names nominated for officers include J Franklin Reinhard president Thaddeus Jas cor vice president Paul Owen secretary Edward Noe treasurer and directors George Wagner Jr Albert Swider and David Pedinoff.
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Hillside Rotary Club
Hillside High School
Walter Sthorr
Rotary
Hillside
Frank Szente
Chord Blenders
Easton
Linden Barber
Harold Benzing
J. Franklin Reinhard
Thaddeus
Ted" Jas
Cor
Paul K. Owen
Edward Noe
George Wagner Jr
Albert Swider
David Pedinoff
Apartment For Kent Kent Brand New Two Family Unit
Open for inspection Sunday 1 to 4 p.m. at 542 McMichael Pl. Two family unit with six large rooms two bathrooms air conditioned and garage. Rent 175 dollars per month. Call MU 6 251.
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McMichael Pl
Pack 190 Plans for Stout Scouting Fair
A Cub Pack 190 committee at A P Morris School on March 4 plans the upcoming Scouting Fair set for May 10 11 and 12 at the Elizabeth Armory. Edward Burke is fair chairman William Dreroff ticket chairman Anthony Panarese co chairman. Next pack meeting March 28. Awards will be presented.
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A.P. Morris
Elizabeth Armory
Edward Burke
William Dreroff
Anthony Panarese
1963 Budget Adopted and Who's Who Honor News
Leonard Scarola of 28 Buchan Street, a 21 year old Newark College of Engineering senior, elected to Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges for high grades and leadership in Tau Beta Pi and Pi Tau Sigma. Municipal budget for 1963 adopted at 2,405,999, with a seven point tax decrease and anticipated revenues of 124,247.
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Leonard Scarola
Buchan St
Newark College of Engineering
Bate
Scarola
American
Society of Mechanical Engineers
Calvin Coolidge School
Hillside High School
Gramphree
Township Committee Proposes Salary Increases
Salary ordinances propose boosts of 260 for department heads and 200 for other employees with a public hearing set for Tuesday March 19. The package lists mayor to $2500, clerk to $9250, police and fire chiefs to $9500, deputies and captains to $8350 and 7450 respectively, and health salaries up to 6482 for nurses and 5688 for health officer, plus various clerks and maintenance staff. The measure also touches road work, building inspector duties, and a separate health and welfare pay policy amid budget questions and tax rise discussions.
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Township Committee
Wic Rownd
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Kidney Disease Drive Leader Named for New Jersey Chapter
Marlene Stark of the Debora chapter of B nai B rith Girls was named chairman of the Northern New Jersey Chapter National Kidney Disease Foundation Cannister Drive. The 40 member Deborah chapter at Sinai Congregation runs a March fund-raiser to support the Clinic at Babies Hospital and a Drug Bank, plus research, symposia, and public education.
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Marlene Stark
Debora
B'nai B'rith Girls
New Jersey
National Kidney Disease Foundation
Cannister Drive
Deborah
Sinai
Babies, Hospital
Hillside Westminster seeks major subdivision on 6-acre tract
An application by Hillside Westminster Builders to subdivide a 6 acre parcel between Conant and Virginia Streets for one family homes was classified as a major subdivision by the Planning Board last week. Sketches will be shown at the March 13 meeting and a public hearing set for March 27.
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Hillside Westminster Builders
Conant and
Virginia Sts
Hillside Democrats Back Mancuso and Schulman for Board
The Hillside Democratic Club on February 28 at the College Inn endorsed Fire Commissioner Charles S. Mancuso for re election and Jack Schulman for Hillside political leadership. Mancuso, a long time public servant with Navy service, banking work and community roles, and Schulman, a 22 year Hillside resident with real estate and civic duties, were highlighted as candidates for the Township Committee and local party leadership.
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Hillside Democratic Club
College Inn
Charles S. Mancuso
Jack Schulman
Mancuso
Hillside
Lves
Silver Ave
Board of Education
Pingry
Seton Hall University
Rutgers University
Hillside State Bank
Fective
Cite Aitiserccreston Board
Local Assistance Board
The
Board of Health
Veterans Affairs Committee
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Kert Schoen
Arthur Ferguson
Harry Schulman
Louis J. Hess
Robert Diamond
Monroe Ackerman
Alexander Bielowski
BAL
Harry G. Miller
PAL
Richard J. O'Neill
Barber Shop Harmony
Kent
Stout Fair
Ackeriaf
A.d
Ackoriman
Ackerman
Bill Oss
Comitepet
Randi Elusmg
Ackershaw
Bydster
Ackerma
Fehiperdry Copaetty
Cote Misssioner
Robert Diamond Sajes
Cwo
George Picchta
State St. Sais
Bradford Ra
Mountainside
Heal
Charles Tracy
Ogden Way
State Department of Health
Weequahic Park
Roscoe P. Randle
Robert 5. Shaw
Division of Environmental Health
Division of Environmental Health To & Con
Ference
FAA
Joseph Wilson
Sanford Meskin
King St
Diamond
Meskin
Atorney
Henry Goldher
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Age
Cosmetica & Perfumer
Growney Funeral Home
Broad St
Democrats
Rose Ann Lavitola
Roxane
Mr. Schulman
lisVed
Riverside Dr
New York University
Schulman
Ad of Realtors
Linton County
Hillside Planing Board
Hillside Safety Council
Hillside Lodge 1514
B’nai B'rith
Men's Club
Association For the Advancement of Ethical
Dale Carnegie Institute
War Manpower Commission
Democratic Club of
Spreter
Barry
Phyllis
Charles S, Mancliso
Szarko's Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Phillip Weinlck
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
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