Comets Baseball Suffer Losses in Heavy Week Schedule
Hillside High School’s Comets posted three wins and two losses amid a heavy week. They beat Weequahic 74, Scotch Plains 4 1 and Edison Tech 6 0, but were blanked by St. Mary’s 8 1 and Union 10 0.
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Hillside High School
Comets
Weequahic
Newyork
Scotch Plains
Edison Tech
St. Mary's
Elizabeth
Union
Weequahie
Watchung
Frank Chevoraki
Tom Bren
Nan
Howie Pruehterman
Brennan
Frank Tortorella
Tyranski
Hillside
Fon
Sandy Linzer
Deruh
Frand
Fred Kiehler
Wises
Costly path of pre retirement benefits debated
The article argues for reviewing pre retirement benefits for school employees led by Peter G. Humanik. It notes upcoming eligible staff, potential spread to township level, and rising pension costs under the Public Employees Retirement System and related funds. It questions fiscal impact on taxpayers and urges clearer public explanation.
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Peter G. Humanik
Board of Education
Consolidated Police and Firemen's Pension Fund
Police and Firemen's Pension System of
New Jersey
Humanik
Hillside Little League Opens Seventh Season Parade May 14
Hillside Little League prepares for its seventh season with a pre season parade on Saturday May 14 starting 800 am at George Washington School Winans and Leslie to Liberty to Herbert and to the Little League stadium on Gurd avenue. The event features sports notables local leaders police and firefighters civil defense and sponsoring groups with floats from Kiwanis Lions Rotary War Memorial Association Knights of Columbus and Bnai Brith. Opening games pair Bnai Brith vs Kiwanis and Rotary Club vs Hillside Industrial Association.
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Hoop and Mammer Association
P.A.L
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary
War Memorial Association
Knights of Columbus
B'nai B'rith
Rotary Club
Hillside Tndustrial Association
Little League
Life League
Conant Street
Adult Art Class Members Exhibit at Hillside Library
Members of the Adult Art Class sponsored by the Board of Recreation Commissioners display works in pastels oils and portraits including landscapes. The exhibit runs daily 9 4 to 9 p.m Saturdays till noon through May in the Hillside Public Library second floor meeting room. Instructor is Mrs Tella Batlin with paintings submitted by several members.
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Board of Recreation Commissioners
Hillside Public Library
Tella Batlin
Hillside Avenue School
M. J. Cole
Felix Heick
A. Pauler
Stula Barton
P. Miller
Edward J. Moser
Dorothy Brindle
Donis Krueger
Sylvia Minion
Marge Rosenfield
A. Tumarkin
H. Dodd
Tillie Strameyser
Teachers Reelect Mrs. Brogan President At Hillside
At the Hillside Teachers Association final meeting held at A. P. Morris School Mrs. Phyllis Brogan was re elected president. Officers re elected included Rose Cohen recording secretary Reesa Serwatka corresponding secretary Evelyn Schueler treasurer and John Manning vice president.
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Hillside Teachers Association
A. P. Morris
Phyllis Brogan
Rose Cohen
Reesa Serwatka
Evelyn Schueler
John, Manning
Board Names and Elections Set for Service Committee
The service committee chair for the rest of the year will be Mr. Conrad Angebrandt. Building representatives will be elected within five weeks and other committee chairmen will be approved at the first meeting by the new executive board.
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Conrad Angebrandt
Senator Dumont to address state school boards meeting
Senator Wayne Dumont Jr of Warren County will discuss Legislative Effectiveness with board members from New Jersey's districts at the State Federation of District Boards of Education annual meeting in Trenton. Mildred Hess will represent Hillside. Adalbert Voros will chair the preaddress business session. Rising teacher salaries and budgets are among topics.
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Wayne Dumont, Jr
Warren County
New Jersey
State Federation of District Boards of Education
State House Assembly
Trenton
Mildred H. Hess
Hillside School Board
Adalbert Voros
Migrant Workers Talk at Hillside Church May 16
Mrs. Robert Fond of Flawthorne will present an illustrated talk on migrant workers at a meeting of the United Presbyterian Women's Association of Hillside Presbyterian Church. The event is Monday May 16 at 8 p.m. in the church auditorium.
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Robert Fond
Flawthorne
United Presbyterian Women’s Association
Hillside Presbyterian Church
AGVA Approves Continued From Page 1
The article notes approval by AGVA for ongoing cooperation with the City of New York and the Central Trades and Labor Council of Greater New York as the youngsters prepare to appear. Government agencies and labor bodies are cited as partners in the initiative.
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City of
New York
Central Trades and Labor Council of
Greater New York
Fisher Brothers Parade Dancers at Local Socials
Mayor Wagner and AGWA fund programs to curb juvenile delinquency at community centers churches and schools in the metropolitan area. The Fisher Brothers will perform at a May 24 dinner dance at the Elizabeth Carteret Motel in honor of Walter Nadler, Democratic mayoral candidate for Clark. The brothers trained under Joe Piro and began dancing in 1959 winning numerous prizes last summer while Sonny is a Hillside High sophomore and David a Hillside Avenue School seventh grader.
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Robert Wagner
New York
AGWA
Elizabeth Carteret
Elizabeth
Walter D. Nadler
Clark
Warner Bros
Fisher Brothers
Mr. Fisher
Joe Piro
Spring Gardens
New Jay
Sonny
Hillside High School
David
Hillside Avenue School
President-Elect Profile Cited For Local Dental Leadership
Kin, former membership chairman treasurer and vice president of the county group, is a member of the American Society of Dentistry for Children and the American Dental Association. He lives with his wife Elaine Stern of Elizabeth and their three children Richard Jonathan and Jane.
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Kin
The
County Group
American Society of Dentistry For Children
American Dental Association
American Association For Dental Edito
Elaine Stern
Elizabeth
Township ordinance for a front end loader purchase
Notice of a regular meeting of the Township committee of Millay Union County held to consider and adopt an ordinance authorizing the purchase of a front end loader with two yard bucket and diesel motors. The ordinance provides funding of fourteen thousand dollars with down payment and annual installments. Publication ordered by the township clerk in May 1960.
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Nak
Fleet Pont
Itijlain
Union
Wba
Ivan
HILL
PHI Cou Sy
tiHipluy
Ely
Dolara Ik
Highton
Nin
Psa
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