Dischler Favors Firemen Pay Hike
Township Committeeman Louis Dischler advocated equal pay for firemen and patrolmen at a Honorary PBA meeting after a $500 police raise was approved in a referendum. Firemen reportedly accepted a $200 increase offered by the Township Committee, while police rejected that amount. Mayor Di Buono backed a $500 raise if the budget allows, noting top officers would rise to $6,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Dischler
PBA
College Inn
Yale Avenue
Dischler
V. William di Buono
First PAL Card Party Set For Hillside Nov 2
About 300 tickets have been distributed for the first annual card party to be held at 8 p.m. Monday November 2 in the Hillside PAL Building. Jack Valenti chairs tickets and posters have been sent to merchants. Gifts for each table are being arranged by William H. Buie Leonard Cohen and Mrs Elizabeth McCraith. Ickels are available at the PAL Building Police Headquarters or from Henry Groh at Hillside National Bank. Stanley Rubin of Harden Locker School will instruct a volleyball. Registration will determine game times and final plans are set for Tuesday at the building.
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Hillside Pal
Jack Valenti
William H. Buie
Board of Trustees
Leonard Cohen
Elizabeth McCraith
Ickels
PAL
Henry Groh
Hillside National Bank
Stanley Rubin
Harden-Locker School
Case seen as rising GOP force in New Jersey politics
The Resounding victory of U S Senator Clifford P Case of Rahway in his reelection bid last week sparks talk that he may command the Republican party. Observers say Case could become the new face of the party and even the 1964 presidential timber, with strong labor support and a civil rights record. Hillside Town Crier notes tax concerns as Hillside officials discuss Hillside Acres and potential relief for overburdened homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Clifford P. Case
Rahway
New Jersey
Joseph Alvarez
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Sen. Case
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
R. Ariz
Case
New York
G.O.P
York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
Union
Hillside Town Crier
Town Crier
Sam Katz
Board of
Democratic Municipal
Ballroom Dancing Class Openings At Recreation Commission
The Recreation Commission continues to accept registrations for ballroom dancing classes begun last year. Tuesday sessions are underway and Wednesday openings remain once 30 couples register. Contact the Recreation Department at the Municipal Building by post card or phone WA 6 2219. Prof Dexter meets Hillside High students about Union Junior College Cranford program and requirements.
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The
Recreation Commission
Recreation Department
Forrest P. Dexter, Jr
Hillside High School
Union Junior College
Cranford
Shop-Rite Market Planned for Hillside Front at North Broad
Shop-Rite Markets plans a 32 000 square foot store on the J F Chapman parcel at 1303 North Broad Street Hillside. Owner David Evans confirms parcel size 200 by 500 feet with 125 parking spaces and a 17 000 square foot store plus 15 000 square foot basement. Demolition of the current engineering building and a planned major subdivision for several lots precede the project with a public hearing to be announced.
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Food Chain
North Broad Street
Williamson Avenue
J. F Chapman & Son Inc
Hollywood
Ridgway Avenues
David ©. Evans
Evans
Shop-Rite
Lyons Avenue
Newari
Dopp Construction Co. Inc
Park Place
Newark
Planning Board
Brard
Noted hypnotist to headline Bnai Brith meeting
Vor Bnai B'rith Willside Lodge 1514 announces world famous hypnotist Howard Klein will headline the November 21 meeting chaired by Sam Gaines. The program recalls Klein hypnotizing a German submarine captain during World War II to learn naval information, linking the magic of hypnosis to radio audience influence. The event takes place at Esther Berkowitz Hall, Stary Congregation, 1531 Maple Ave.
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Willside Lodge
B'nai Brith
Howard Klein
Sam Gaines
Klein
Esther Berkowitz
Stary Congregation
Maple Ave
Hue
Remedial Reading Workshop At Local Schools
Dr. Wayne T. Branom secured Prof. Ethel Wolfe of Rutgers University to lead remedial and other reading instruction sessions. The first session occurred in the Administration Building with teachers, department heads, and principals. Wolfe outlined the plan at the Teachers Association meeting, with sessions set for November 29 and December 13 and more to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne T. Branom
Ethel Wolfe
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Wolfe
Teachers Association
Four Vacancies on Board of Education Declared
Four of the nine seats on the Board of Education will be decided in the February 14 election. Three three year terms and one one year unexpired term will be filled. Incumbents Thomas A. Roy and Harvey Stone seek reelection. Joseph Ram will not run. Possible candidates include Sol Frank Sheldon Koch Philip Schechtman Arthur Lapp John Jakuboski and Emil Crisafulli. Deadline for filing is 40 days before the election.
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Board of Education
Charles 8. Mancuso
Thomas A. Roy
Harvey Stone
Joseph Ram
Abe Charnack
Ram
Mancuso
Roy and
Stone
Sol Frank
Citizens Committee For Education
Sheldon Koch
Philip Schechtman
Arthur Lapp
John Jakuboski
Emil Crisafulli
Garden Apartment Plan Reserved by Zoning Board
Riverview Holding Co plans two 10 family garden apartment blocks in the rear of Liberty avenue shopping center seeking a variance in a Residence B zone. Neighbors oppose citing four family limits and potential tax and safety impacts while officials urge storm water controls for runoff toward the Elizabeth River.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Riverview Holding Co
Liberty Avenue
McMichael Place
Shety
Farmer
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Riverview Holding Company
Union County Park Commission
Elizabeth River
Mr and Mrs Meeting Of Sinai Congregation Club
The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Sinai Congregation holds its regular meeting in Esther Berkowitz Hall on Sunday evening November 20. Bernard Bleckner serves as program chairman and plans a surprise program for an evening of gaiety.
Thanksgiving grid ticket sale for Weequa game at Woodfield
Tickets for the Thanksgiving Day football game between Weequa and Woodfield at Woodfield Stadium go on sale at Hillside High School from Nov 17 to Nov 22. Prices are 75 cents for students and 1.50 for general admission with gate opening at 9 a.m and kickoff at 11 a.m.
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Weequahie
Woodfield Stadium
Hillside High School
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Growney Funeral Home
Broad St
Hillside
Liberty Ave
Eli Lief
Vor
Bnai B’rith
Kiwanis Club
Nniwants
Coe Avenue
Cor Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark Greeting Cards
MR. & Mes
Jack Reclus
Liberty Age
Elis Foreign
Henry’s
Amoco Station
Maple & Conklin Aves
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