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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1972

Page

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Board Reinstates Drama Teacher After Court Ruling

The Hillside Board of Education reinstated drama teacher Mrs. Aharon Meskin with pay after her dismissal last November. Superior Court Judge Max Mehler ruled the board had no right to dismiss her without a reason, a decision echoed as the board attorney advised reinstatement. Howard Toplansky, another dismissed teacher, weighs legal options but did not confirm pursuing court action.

Board of Education Aharon Meskin Gilbert Chamberlin Hillside Education Association Max Mehler Howard Toplansky

Hillside Police Patrolmen Jobs Open for Applicants

The New Jersey Civil Service Department invites applications for patrolman positions in Hillside. Filing ends May 21. Requires 40 college credits by the closing date. Test date notified to applicants. For information contact Capt. George Hélock at Police Headquarters, 926-8800.

New Jersey Civil Service Dept Hillside The Civil Service Dept George Hélock Police

Parish Fair and community notices spill Hillside week

Hillside community activities list Parish Fair at Christ the King Church May 17 21 with varied hours across days. Also annual meeting Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club May 22 at Kingston Restaurant and other civic items including taxes, human relations, flea market, proclamations, memorial day parade, and local crime reports.

Christ the King Church Rutgers and Bloy Srs John Fitzimmons Mornidiay Hillside Business and Professional Women’s Club Kingston

Town Discusses 24 Hour Pathmark Operation

Township committee voiced safety and policing concerns over Pathmark supermarket operating 24 hours since Sunday. Fire and Police officials urged lighting and guard enhancements while the company pledges rapid security fixes and a review meeting Monday night.

Supermarket General Corporation Pathmark Eugene Andrukite Albert Parsonnet Stanley Dubrow Supermarket General George Shelbourne Dubrow mid-West Clark Township Andrukite Hillside Ludwig Lew Leonard Visotski Visotski Warren Township Newark Dodge Richard Greene

Flood Authority Bill Introduced by Assemblyman Menza

Assemblyman Alexander J. Menza introduces a 54 page flood control bill enabling municipalities and counties to form flood authorities to plan fund and condemn land for dikes dams spillways and related works. He cites Rahway River Basin as an example of inadequate planning and funding. The measure would allow bond issuance and land acquisition for flood projects and cover related protective actions. The same session proposes tightened rules to protect battered children with a 72 hour protective custody window during investigations.

Alexander J. Menza M. Menza Union ‘County Democrat Menza Rahway River

Parsonnet Backs Parity With Police Pay Raise

At a township committee meeting Parsonnet pledged to keep firemen's pay parity with the police, advocating the same 11 percent raise praised to the police two weeks earlier. He noted financial squeeze may force cuts and possible overtime while saying the contract should not raise taxes. The firemen seek similar 11 dollar items in their contract, complicating future wage board approval.

Albert Parsonnet Fire Department Police Dept Parsonnet Charles Mancuso John Kulist Federal Kulish Eugene Andrukite Andrukite Larry Levitas Hillside Hillside Department pPolce Parsonnel Bargaining Uni Tosthe Pay Board

McGovern Rally Draws Overflow Crowd in New Jersey

Senator George McGovern campaigned across New Jersey seeking a June 6 primary victory. He spoke to an overflow crowd of over 1,000 in Elizabeth and made stops at George Washington School and Newark Airport as part of the day’s events.

George McGovern Elizabeth Friday Kight Asia America Tory New Jersey George Washington School East Jersey Street Elizabeth Newark Airport New Brunswick Trenton Tim Southast Asia McGovern United States Vietnam Alexander Monza Richard Nixon California

Pirates win B'nai B'rith bowling title at season end

Uphill champions the Pirates edge the Athletics by 2 points after a climb from last place in November. Season finale is a June 3 overnight event at the Gov. Morris Hotel in Morristown. Pirates lineup includes Larry Russak Arnold Kominsky Bernie Frank Norm Kominsky Les Bahler Sam Ehrlick in Elizabeth.

Pirates Athletics Gov. Morris Hotel Morristown Larry Russak Arnold Kominsky Bernie Frank Norm Kominsky Les Bahler Sam Ehrlick

Chinese Dinner Auction Slated by Italian American Civic Association

The Italian American Civic Association sponsors a Cliff Hose dinner on June 7 at 18-18 Hillside Ave. Tickets must be bought in advance from ticket chairman Mrs. Luville Arinenti at 153-2667.

Hillside Community Orchestra Final Concert

The Hillside Community Orchestra presents its season finale on Thursday May 25 at 4 00 pm in the High School Auditorium. Soloist Dr Frederick Zemezely Coordinator of Music in Elizabeth will perform the Bach Concerto in E Major for violin. Programs include Egmont Beethoven Vienna Life Waltz Strauss Ballet Suite from Gounod Faust The Vazhanalla from Samson and Delilah and more. Admission is free and the public is invited. This performance is funded by the Music Trust Fund.

Hillside Community Orchestra High School Willa Frederick Zemezely Elizabeth Egmont Beethoven Strauss Gunoud Faunt Howard ‘Toplansky Music Prust Fund Erformance

Bill Aims State Funding For Storm Drainage

New Jersey Assemblyman Menza, D Union, introduced a bill to provide 10,000 dollars annually to each of the state's 21 counties to fund up to 90 percent of inter municipal storm sewer projects. The proposal would empower the Department of Environmental Protection to approve applications, ensuring standards and public health protection to prevent flood damage from storms.

New Jersey Atex Ander J. Menza D-Union Trenton Meniza Menza Department of Environmental Protection

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Toplansky Anthony Avella John Kulikowski Burton B. Bergman Robert A. Woodford New Jersey Manufacturers’ Association Tax Policy Commission Hillside Industrial Association College Inn Wees Hillside Ave Hillside Rotary Springfield Rotary Club Shunpike Road Springfield Ave Springfield Ed Marion Buddy Poppy Albert Paraonnet Ticease Hillside Jaycees William Wond Broad St Highland Ates Reginald Haden Pennington St Newark Leslie St Field Pi Ball Bert Krigsman Edward McCarthy Revere Dr Kensealsl Fred Schwartz Liberty Ave George Stejakosifie Vorhees Central Ave Joe Ginelli Board of Recreation Richard Madden Carroll Rt. 22 Fire Dept Hillside Elks Elmer Peek Dominick Ferrara Tony Naptes George McDonald Hillside Little League William Kennedy Boyd Beattie Art Lapp, Jr Arthur Ferguson Alarm Town Committee Roadstairl North Broad St Township Committee McGovern Rally PTA Harden-looker School John Lopresti, Jr Curtis Room Bouton Mere William Beronowski Carmen Teradesco Walter C. Krumblegel Krumblegel Lopresti Walter Howell Howellia Howell Harden-[doker School G. Andru Spall
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