PTA Protest Over Shanty Shack Canteen Plans
Dissatisfaction with Shanty Shack operations at Hillside Avenue School was aired by the Presidents Council and the Board of Education. Mrs. Judah Gillet urged higher supervision, a larger budget, and use of the High School gym for the canteen. contention over a $40,000 recreation fee and relocation to the city school were raised alongside calls for better coordination between boards. A state aid letter and school budget adjustments were discussed, plus local road and paving contracts and two injuries in Maplewood and New York hospital surgeries.
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Hillside Avenue
P.T.A. Presidents Council
Board of Education
Judah Gillet
PTA
Recreation Commission
Nominalee
Gillet
Not Education Cost
Frank J. Hill
Lehharer
Bard of Education
Joseph Ram
Lawrence Levite
Prete Wents Council
State Department of Education
Henry Goulton
Board of Health
Antony F. Gerber
Union
First Board High School
Wack
Livingston Road
Evans tract sold for single family homes on Conant street
The Evans tract off Conant street has been sold to home developers. A Residence A zone will host one family homes, with a subdivision plan before the Planning Board. Homes are expected in the $18,000 range and the Liberty Park residents will gain a matched residential area with the Union County Park project nearby. The piece notes council, school and township cooperation is needed to avoid public friction and to improve Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Conant Street
Planning Board
Liberty Park
Union County Park Commission
Conan Street
Hillside police firemen seek 400 for hospital care funeral held
Hillside police and firemen plan a township committee request for hospitalization and medical coverage costing 400 dollars for all personnel. The move, led by Vito Dibelli, targets funding to cover life insurance and medical needs as salaries rise, while a funeral service was held for Emily Johnson Deremus of Newark after a long illness. Survivors include husband David Deremus, sister Grace McJehhaan, and brother Walter C Johnsen.
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Doremus
Hillside Police
Wid Fine Departmenty
Vito Dibelli
Hillside Luan 7
Dibella
Hillside Local 35
B.A
Hillside
Stioy Auf
Nova Geaswroa
DAR
New York
Tor
Ape
Grace Mc Jehnaan
Walter C Johnsen
Women to Attend New Jersey Mental Health Parley
Mrs. Morris Jaffe and Mrs. Herbert Cooper of Hillside will attend the New Jersey Association for Mental Health annual conference on Wednesday November 10 at the Nassau Tavern in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Jaffe
Herbert Cooper
Hillside
New Jersey Association For Mental Health
Nassau Tavern
Princeton
Recreation Board Seeks More Space
Peter G Hunjunik secretary of the Recreation permission directed the Township Committee to request more space in the new municipal building. The board now occupies three rooms in the Mayllaly Theatre Building and says the single room in the new structure is inadequate for furniture and office machines. Mrs Samuel Carrocela John Coulter and Mrs Amelia Andersen are appointed to supervise the after school program at Hayden Logker School from 3 to 6 pm. Part time directors for the Winter evening program were named Thomas Oscalese John Coulter Daniel Wels and Marvin Share for Galvin Coolidge Harden Looker Hillside Avenue and A 7 Morris Schools. Prix program will be from 7 to W pan daily and 9 am to noon Saturday.
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Peter G Hunjunik
Mayllaly
Samuel Carrocela
John, Coulter
Amelia Andersen
Hayden , Logker School
Moudiy
Thomas Oscalese
John Coulter
Daniel Wels
Marvin Share
Galvin Coolidge
Harden- Looker
Hillside Avenue
A. 7
Morris
Pan
School Plan Outlined for Board on Zoning Changes
The board hears details on how new Belen housing developments may affect school enrollments. Dr Wayne Brunom outlines projected pupil increases and boundary shifts involving Calvin Coolidge and Hillside Avenue schools with potential relocations to Harden and Hillendale, and notes up to 254 additional pupils if Evins plan proceeds.
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Worldine Air
Hooker Setiologue
A. Po Morrik
Sendy
Popits Sourtt
Calvin Conhiawe
Boundarie
Develr
Hennie
Hilleide Avenue
Seno
Hinden Hooker School
Avathiile
Hillside Community Chest Reaches Ninety Percent
Hillside officials reported the Community Chest has reached 90 percent of its goal with about 14,000 dollars credited so far. Mellon noted current collections under city guidance show strong progress as volunteers tally contributions and plan further solicitations. Mrs Wilbert Tuisehmidt in the Gold district reported above average quotes and local agencies remain optimistic about meeting the target.
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Arnold
Hillside Community Chest
Campel
Diveaee
Lees
Hillside
Tauren
Viclitea
Mellon
Halbert
Dineetion
Wilbert “Tuisehmidt
Exeeenett
Gural Re-elected in countywide race for commissioner
In a countywide vote Commissioner William Gural won re election as GOP fortunes improved with a broader victory tally. Democratic contenders for county and state seats trailed as Republicans carried key districts while some incumbents and top vote getters topped 9 80 0.
Democratic Club Contest Winners
Fifteen winners in the Fairpside Democratic Club Contest were announced Tuesday by the committee. Winners include Mary Zlotek and John Dei among others. The event took place at Amerivayy Hall with awards presented on Tuesday.
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Nani
Myst
Munday
Stuly
Nichalis Popp
Lovi Auzilla
John Dei
Murmintain
Mi 1
Betval
Walker
Chen Nuesday
Peerniier
Tualiah Amerivayy Hall
Strat
Principal Change At Hurden Looker School
The Calvin Cootidgy School appoints a new principal, backed by DAL Mb Willian Kin hillis and Mrs Robert Dilley, amid a transition from former Superintendent Mia Joseph Chery Tau Mes des fil Moot. Mr Lopresti, a Vola County resident and health association figure, begins as principal.
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Hidite
PTA Hive
Otek Test Mhunsdigyi Hong Af
Papeete
Peroedpal Mi Honest
Calvin Cootidgy Schoul Ind Elmeriay
Robert Dilley
DAL Mb
Willian Kin Hillis Ehalvinin
Git Beall
Mia Joseph Chery
Lapeesd
Winfield
Wornship
Peri Wooly Scally Blain
Lie
Union County
Metsal Health Association
TNT Toenadtonid Senki Hygiene Commis
Lopresti
Wall University
South Orange
Third Tipsy Conviction May Cost Driver License For Life
A lengthy police report details a repeated drunk driving case involving Meyer and associates. Witnesses describe Meyer's intoxication and car ownership while disputing who actually operated the vehicle. The case notes include references to trials, potential license revocation, and the involvement of multiple named individuals.
Thank You Note to Young Democratic Club of Hillside
A sincere thanks to all who helped in the recent campaign and a special acknowledgment to the Young Democratic Club of Hillside for their selfless time and effort on our behalf. William Gural Robert C. Kirkpatrick.
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Young Democratic Club of
Hillside
Six Summoned for Navy Service in local draft call
Six midside residents were drafted last Wednesday by Selective Service Board 42 for Navy boat training at the Bain Bikie Naval Training Center. Named volunteers include George W. Meaik of 1810 Myrie Street, Edwin J. Scannell of 150 Highland Avenues, Lanrd Re Zlmowrman of 61 TU Iman Weely Akin Perlmutter of 671 Wain Welghe Street, Herbert Gottlieb of 232 Waldey Street, and Minneis M- Multery of 1 Pairbunks Street.
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Selective Service Board 42
Naval ‘Pounine Center
Bain
Navy
George W. Meaik
Myrie Street
Edwin J. Scannell
Highland Avenues
Lanrd Re Zlmowrman, 61 TU Iman Weely Akin Perlmutter, 671 Wainwelghe Streek
Herbert Gottlieb
Waldey Street
Pairbunks Street
All-Sports Night Hosted by Dads Rooster Club
The Dads Boost Club of Fill nide sponsors an All-Sports Night on Friday November 1 at the school Severngest. Honorees WHOL will be presented and Jim herty will cover serious sports as seven actives cheerlead ers from the High School participate. Attendees include Sia Risse and four more named students and staff.
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Dads
Fill Nide
Niml Aay Byidwy
Dhe
Severngest
Inleberties
Jim Herty
Sieven Hovlesses
Cheerleades
Ab the
High School
Dawn Sasso
Borbird Brady Rose Ehrenkrang
Phyllis Kapher
Carol Ann Me'Tertit
Cathy Saviltied
Bie Eisner
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Harry Dolfinger
Columbia Place
Maplewood
Orange Memorial Hostil
Hospital
Adele Braelow
Harry T. Luttman
Morris Place
French Hospital
New York City
Sarah Gillet
P.ta
Presidents Council
Bord
Township Committee
Tunis
Wirkpatvick
Sir Ily Sul
Growley
Su Andersen
Commel
Recreation Board
Bwa
Uae
Belen Flow
Wayne Brunom
Supeentendent
Sehub
Parkway Manon
Calwn Coolidge
Evins Trae
Conant
Bruno Dos d
Hurden
Repiol
Hillside Avenue School
Washington
Calmite
Coolidge
Fiow Schools
Szarko's Liquor Store Inc
Liberty Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Gural
Aierdten
Looker
Bayon
Boie
Uivai
Loreny
Snatel Seth
Walter Hhavell
Siperintendend
Public Works
Greales
Maris
Colleton
Bauily
Onur
Russell Mors
Asatshill
Sherif Alex Chmpbell
Tenry G. Nation
Lowy
Lianburett
Apttitt Bell
Kenneth Ward
Frusky Vohowden
Roy Carey
GOP
Expensive Compdiler
William Gural
Jess
State Senaton Ienieny Co
Bac Assembly
Wieland
Hatheld
Wiley Pesan
Alogue
Tsa Fom Walon
William Guat
Democratic Club
Hurden-Looker
Dienyl Meier
Crayintel
Anny
Minteiral
Sid Winona Tyibe
Meloni
Seth
Meyer
Nevin Broid
Golwon
Robert
Sini
McKenigie
William Gural Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Growney Funeral Home
North Broad Street
New Jersey
Dads Rooster Club
Chancellor Avenue
Newark
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