Camera Club names Print of the Month in Hillside
The Hillside Camera Club awarded Print of the Month to Ed Thomas after a Feb 26 competition of color slides and black and white prints judged by Carole Bengis Frank Bogel and Allan Johnson. An March 11 lecture by Dennis Crow of Esso Research is planned at 8 p.m. at Hillside Avenue School.
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Hillside NJ. Times
Camera Club
Hillside Camera Club
Hillside Avenue School
Hillside Ave
Ed ‘Thomas
West Essex Camera Club
Nwt. Federation of Camera Clubs
Carole Bengis
Staten Island CC
Metropolitan Camera Council
N. Y
Frank’ Bogel
West Photography
Star Nature
Allan Johnson
West Essex C.C
Dennis Crow
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Linden
Ed Thomas
Hillside Gamera Club
Progress Club To Honor Sports Banquet Chairman
Phil Levin will be honored with Hillside High School basketball team at the Progress Club father and son banquet on April 2 at Maplewood Manor. Levin will step down as banquet chair. Harold Wovsaniker and speakers Al Lo Balbo and Bill Foster headline. Possible guest Cadet Bill Schutsky noted for AP honor. Tickets from Levin at 923-1570.
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Phil Levin
Progress Club
Hillside High
Maplewood Manor
Maplewood
Levin
Ddinside High
Harold Wovsaniker
al Lo Balbo
Army
Hillside Township reads new ordinance fixing salaries
The Township of Hillside announces first reading of an ordinance fixing maximum salaries for officers and employees. A second and final reading will be held March 19, 1968 at the Municipal Building Laberry and Hillside Avenues. Public hearing opportunity provided.
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Township OF
Hillside
Tice
County of Union
State of New Jersey
Laberry
Hillside Avenues
Louis A. Dischler
County OF
Union
Louis Devin
Carmen
Monaco, Sr
Jean Goldhor
Hillside County
Liberty and
Egg Decoration Class Planned
The Altar Rosary Society of the Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Church sponsors traditional Easter egg decorating classes on Saturday March 9 and 16 in the church basement at 10:30 am. The cost is not stated.
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Altar Rosary Society of the Immaculate Conception
All America Hall of Famer Bill Schutsky Named to Look All America
Hillside resident Bill Schutsky Ian has been named to the NCAA District 2 Look All America basketball team by the US Basketball Writers Association. The selection was announced in Look Magazine in its March 19 issue, on sale March 5.
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Bill Schutsky
Ian
Hillside
Us, Basketball Writers Association
Look Magazine
Student Teachers From Rider College Begin Mid March Assignments
The School of Education at Rider College will send 93 student teachers the largest group ever into student teaching across New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania. Over 10 weeks from March 18 to May 24 they will work under cooperating teachers and college supervisors gaining classroom experience with 46 business education and 47 secondary education students. Lydia Garb of 934 Sterner Rd will student teach at S Orange Jr High School and Rosemary Blumetti of Elizabeth will teach at Hillside High School for two lessons.
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School of Education
St Rider College
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Lydia Garb
Sterner
S. Orange Jr. HS
Hillside High School
Rosemary Blumetti
Elizabeth
Hillside residents urge pay equity for police and firemen
A Hillside PBA letter argues police denied wage parity with firemen despite similar benefits and a 14 hour work week reduction given to firefighters. The piece cites local officials' figures, claims public apathy, and urges action by the Township Committee and Attorney General.
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Hillside P.B.A
Hillside
Diamond
Scotch Plains
Plainfield
Westfield
Springfield
Health Board Attends Senate Bill Hearing On Pollution Sanction
Albert Parsonnet attorney for the Board of Health Bernard Bernstein planning board member and John Link Hillside homeowners chair attended a New Jersey State Senate hearing on Senate Bill 299 which would ban placing objects into catch basins storm sewers or open streams and rivers. Bernstein noted river pollution has halted fish stocking and hopes to create a boating area between Salem and Dam Route 2 once pollutants are removed. A Hillside ordinance reading warned of civil service schedule amendments and salary ranges for many town offices including clerk, tax, building, fire, and police roles with adoption planned March 19 1968.
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Township OF Hillside
Hillside
County of Wiit
State of Newa
Will Bee
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
Tueggay
Hiklside
Louis A. Dischler
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County OF
Union
State OF New Jersey
Police Department
United States
Police and Firemen's Retirement System
New Jersey
Board of Trustees
Albert Parsonnet
Board of Health
Bernard B. Bernstein
John Link
Hillside Homeowners Association
New Jersey State Senate
Senate
State Assembly
Parsonnet
Elizabeth River
Fish and Game Division
State Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Salem
Eli= Bernstein
Zabeth River
Cler
Stenograph
Stenographer Civil Defense, Fire
Police Athletic League
Board of Assessors
Forema Municipal
Planning Board
Police
Municipal Court
Public
Public Works Department
Board of Recreation Commissioners
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Marvin Corwick
Samuel Katz
Kenneth M. Ross
Robin Ritz
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John C. Pozar
Carmen K.diii, Sr
William F. Hamilton
James J.intrabartolo
Michael Marsmick
Peter A. Ferrigno
James J. Foran
Andre Adamchak
William J. Groeger
Dominick J.cupida
Edward M. Ruh
Lawrence C. Seifert
Arthur, Seale
Franklin Erdman
George Helock
Walter W. Stetb
Joseph R. Smith
George W. Davies
Paul S. DeGraw
J. Vincent Moynihan
John M.senatore
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William J.metzger
Robert A. Thayer
Carl F. Lepore
Lawrence S.stern
Charles Ly Sinfora
Alois. Suez
Robert J.deprospe
Daniel C. Marx
Anthony J.messano
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