Parsonnet Mentioned For Assembly Race In District 9B
Atty Albert S Parsonnet of 1512 Schley St is named among Democratic assembly candidates for District 9B in Roselle Union Hillside and surrounding towns. The screening committee will pick a nominee for the June 6 primary. Parsonnet, a Newark lawyer, serves as municipal prosecutor and town ship attorney plus health board attorney and has labor group ties in AFL CIO. He is married to Judy Kadowitz a Hillside Spanish teacher.
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Atty
Albert Parsonnet
Albert S. Parsonnet
Schley St
State ‘Assembly
Union County Democrats
Roselle
Parsonnel
U.S. Supreme Court
Parsonnet
Newark
Parsonnet and Duggan
New York University Law School
Board of Health
Afl-Cio
Trenton
Pargonnet
Judy Kadowitz
Hillside High School
Debated Sales Tax Revenue Split Aims at Tax Relief
State officials face a widening dispute over a $95 million school aid boost from the sales tax. Municipal leaders urge returning funds to cities to ease homeowners’ burdens, while school boards worry the money could fuel unnecessary expansion. Localities fear bigger cities will push for larger shares, yet critics call the tax a hidden levy.
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Hillside
Treasuries
Newark
Trenton
Lin- Mary Taxpayara
Easter Egg Hunt Set For Saturday
Detective Alois J. Stier PAL director announces the first PAL Easter Egg Hunt at 4 p.m. Saturday March 25 in the Hillside PAL Building 274 Hillside Ave. Grammar school children are invited to participate.
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Alois J. Stier
PAL
Plone
Hillside Pal
Hillside Ave
Vit Contender Named For GOP Senate Spot In June Ballot
Late Tuesday three Hillside men emerged as Republican contenders for the June 6 primary. Anton A. Vit, former township committeeman, is touted for the State Senator seat, Allen Tumarkin for the Assembly, and Charles S. Tracey for a Union County Freeholder post. The screening committee will review all nominees and pick official party candidates before the April 28 filing deadline.
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Hillside
Anton A. Vit
Allen Tumarkin
Assembly
Charles S.tracey
Union County
Republican Screening Committee
Education Board Rejects Pay Hike
The Board of Education held an executive session to consider a request by Township Treasurer Marvin Corwick for an additional pay raise. The request, raising his compensation to 1,000 dollars since he became custodian two years ago, was denied. officials said it should have been considered during budget preparation.
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Marvin Corwick
Hillside Democratic Victory Dinner Sold Out
Hillside Democratic Club co chairmen Charles Mancuso and Marvin Corwick announced tickets for the annual victory dinner dance on April 2 at Club Diana Union are sold out and no tickets will be sold at the door. An estimated 350 to 400 guests are expected with U S Senator Harrison Williams slated as guest speaker.
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Charles S. Mancuso
Marvin Corwick
Hillside Democratic Club
Hillside tax rise trimmed in Union County budget
Union County budget revision cuts Hillside tax rate increase to 31 points from 33, with possible further cuts if state aid or tax revenues apply. Other towns show varying increases. Budget hearing noted political overtones as Democrats questioned Republicans about raises. Officials cited state limits and local salaries, with continued budget review.
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Union County
Hillside
Seles
Plainfield
Crawford
New Providence
Garwood
Springfield
Scotch Plains
Summit
Clark
Union
Linden
Westfield
Rahway
Mountainside
Roselle Park
all-Democratic Committee West
Solomon Ostrin
Arnold Witte
Robert Diamond
Comm
Diamond
Uniorr County
Ostrin
Happy, But Not Too Enthusiastic Budget Talk Raises Tax Question
On Tuesday night a taxpayer asked how much the budget would cost him. Commissioner Monroe Ackerman said taxes would not double. A $20,000 home assessed at 310,000 would pay about $30 more than last year. The man responded, I feel a little wetter.
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Anne
Monroe Ackerman
Ackerman
Two Reported Bitten By Dogs In Separate Incidents
Two people sustained dog bites on Saturday morning. Mrs. Irene Bowen walking Exeter Way was attacked by a dog and treated by her husband Dr. Manuel Bowen. Police Sgt. William J. Metzger, leading patrols, was bitten on the leg while trying to capture a stray near the pumping station. Municipal Court prepared a summons for Mrs. Jane Williams of 216 Exeter Way for letting her dog run at large.
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Board of Education
Irene Bowen
190Surrey Road
Exeter Way
Manuel Bowen
William J. Metz
Ger
Jane Williams
Hard Charge to Beat Drunkometer Tells All
Deputy Police Chief Arthur L. Seale told Hillside Kiwanis that implied consent makes drunken driving charges hard to beat. Speaking at Townley's Restaurant in Union he outlined the drunken driving law as well as new impairment provisions with fines and license revocations for first and second offenders. He cited that alcohol was involved in more than half of last year’s 1,200 fatalities. Seale demonstrated the drunkometer with Albert Parsonnet and Albert Schoen.
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Jimmy
Trainor
PAL
Hillside Pal
Phillips
Arthur L. Seale
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Townley
Union
Seale
Holy Week Services in Hillside Area Churches Begin Easter Weekend
Area churches plan a four day Resurrection observance starting with Maundy Thursday Holy Communion services today. Elizabeth Aver Presbyterian Church hosts 8 pm Maundy Thursday with sermon Hope Reborn. First Baptist Hillside offers morning sermon The Incredible Beginning and an evening program Journey Into Faith with refreshments. Hillside United Presbyterian holds Maundy Thursday Communion, Easter Breakfast, and two worship rites. St Mary Magdalene Episcopal joins St Andrew's for Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services, Easter Choral Eucharist at 11:15 am. Franklin Memorial Methodist stages Maundy Thursday Communion and Easter Sunday service with trumpet duets and choir. Calvary Evangelical Luther an Church marks First Communion on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday sermons. Christ The King Catholic Church lists child Mass, Last Supper Mass, Holy Week Stations, Easter Vigil, and Easter Masses.
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Hill~ Side
Elizabeth Aver Presbyterian Church
Donald Tyler Crispin
Maundy
Episcopal Church of
St. Mary Magdalene
Donald G. A.*macleod
St. Andrew's Church
St. Andrew's
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Edson R. Leach
Llasm
Lawrence Richards
Virginia Raab
Calvary Evangelical
C. Morgan Wagner
Christ the King Catholic Church
Daniel Curtin
Hillside Seeks Bus Service Feedback From Residents
Mayor Carmen Ferrigno reports about 32 letters from residents criticizing bus service and urges more responses before meeting with bus officials. He wants input on preferred days times and pickup locations to strengthen bargaining power, as the Hillside Industrial Association updates a related survey to secure better transit.
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Hillside
Carmen Ferrigno
Ferrigno
Dial 999 Petition Seeks Free Emergency Phones
Albert Parsonnet Hillside prosecuting attorney urged New Jersey to install free outdoor pay phones so emergencies can be reported without coins. He filed with the Public Utilities Commission, citing Scotland Yard efficiency and plans already tested in New York City.
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England
Albert Parsonnet
Hillside
Scotland Yard
New Jersey
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
Parsonner
Public Utilities’ Commission
Hille Side
Parsonnet
Telephone Company
Bell System
New York City
New Jersey Bell
Public _ Utilities Commission
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