Pingry School Plans Centennial Educational Convocations
The Pingry School marks its centennial with multiple educational convocations during the school year. Key events include a December 3 convocation on The Future of American Education with leaders from New Jersey education and politics, a February 11 convocation on financial aid, and a May 6 Pingry Centennial Day reunion.
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New
Theresa Winnetkalinois
Myron Lieberman
Education Research Council of
Greater Cleveland
H. H. Emory
Council For Independent School Aid
Robert F. Goheen
Princeton University
Frank W. Abrams
The
Standard of Company
N.J
W. Homer Turner
United States Steel Foundation
William L. Pressly
Westminster School
Atlanta
Pingry
Tax Aid to Education Sparks Debate in N S World Telegram
Editorial argues federal subsidies to public schools threaten local control and raise taxes. It urges repealing federal taxes to let states reimpose them and cites Kennedy Nixon positions. The piece notes potential relief from property taxes if subsidies end. In another item a lost contact lens is recovered on Clark Street after police search. Hvasta, formerly of 1465 Franklin, now in Somerville, is identified as coordinator for Nixon Lodge priorities.
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Hyvasta
N. S. World-Telegram
Sunt
America
Kennedy
Nixon
Sen
N. J. Education Association
N. J. League of Women Voters
Clark Street
John Hvasta
Franklin Street
Victor Jaanimets
Khrushchev
Hvasta
Somerville
Nixon-Lodge
Republican National Committee
Dr Michael Taranto Appointed Chair of Medical Advisory Board
Edward J. Whelan announced Dr Michael Taranto of 240 Nottingham Way Elizabeth was named chair man of the Medical Advisory Committee for the Union County Chapter of The National Foundation. Whelan said the appointment strengthens patient aid information to help the chapter assist polio birth defects and arthritis victims more efficiently.
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Michael Taranto
Elizabeth
Nottingham Way
Union County
The
National Foundation
Edward J. Whelan
Whelin
Pr. Taranto
Whelan
Independent Citizens Back Democrats Endorse Schleifer Mancuso
Kenneth Ross of 50 William street announced that the Independent Citizens' Committee endorsed Township Committeeman Max Schleifer and Board of Education Commissioner Charles S. Mancuso, Democratic candidates, citing devoted service and qualifications. A party honoring Schleifer and Mancuso is set for Sunday evening, October 16, at the College Inn 334 Yale Avenue at 8 p.m.
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Kenneth Ross
Williamson Avenue
Independent Citizens' Committee
Max. Schleifer
Board of Education
Charles S. Mancuso
Ross
Independent Citizens’ Committee
Schleifer
Mancuso
Hillside
College Inn
Yale Avenue
Groh to Receive Seventh Annual Columbian Award
Henry G. Groh vice president of Hillside National Bank will be honored at the Italian American Civic Association dinner at Villa Roma Elizabeth Saturday October 15 at 6 30 p m He is recognized for outstanding community service and has held multiple civic roles including Hillside Lions Club and War Veterans Memorial Building Association He and his wife Katherine Groh have one son Henry P Geel 13 speakers include Mayor W William DiBuono and Rev J Emmet Knox with Matty Arnold orchestra providing music.
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Henry G. Groh
Hillside National Bank
Hillside Pal
Groh
Harden-Locker Pogt
American Legion
War Veterans Memorial Building
Associaton
Hillside Lions Club
Paulinskill Lake Association
Hillside Lodge
A. M
Union County Grand Jurors' Association
Heart Fund Drive
Municipal Affairs Survey Committee
Pack 190
Katherine Groh
Henry P. Geel
Association
Mark Jannelli
Michael Tobin
Thomas Ferzolone
Frank Volture
J. Emmet Knox
Christ the King Church
Frank Benson
George Parratt
The
Journal
Matty Arnold
W. William di Buono
Police Chief Faces Off In City Picnic Softball Clash
At Bristol Myers Field the police and firemen duel against municipal employees ended 20 to 8 in favor of the defense. Police Chief Ernest Voelk pitched strongly for the police and firemen while Commissioner Max Schleifer struggled with a variety of pitches.
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Bristol
Myersfield
Ernest Voelk
Max Schilelfer
Schlelfer
Chief Voelk
Voelk
Louis Dischler
P.B.A
Dischler
Schleifer
Campaign rally highlights women’s role in local race
Har ry G Miller and Williard W Cu pit outlined campaign issues at Polish American Hall Monday night sponsored by a women’s committee. Republican Township Committee candidates pledge tax restraint, anti conflict of interest, master plan, street lighting upgrades, central purchasing, township attorney salary economy, street and recreation improvements, and broader official boards.
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Harry G. Miller
Williard W. Cupit
Adopt Ordinance To Conserve Water
The Board of Health passed final reading a water conservation ordinance regulating water cooled air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. It covers existing installations and new ones with fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail. Protests came from a Liberty avenue barber and a Liberty avenue sweet shop owner over conversion costs. Fees for compliance range from 5 to 15 dollars based on equipment size.
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Board of Health
John Syrol
Liberty Avenue
Melvin Schectman
Tumarkin Reelected To Federal Bar Post
Allan L. Tumarkin Newark attorney at 136 North Avenue was reelected ice president for the District of New Jersey by the Federal Bar Association at its annual meeting in New York. He previously served on the board of trustees and chaired committees on bankruptcy and reorganization and judiciary. A 15-year-old Pingry School student suffered severe lacera tions of the left hand and wrist last Thursday when his hand crashed through a glass pane in a school corridor during an accident at Pingry School. Thomas Carter of 1424 Prospect Avenue Plainfield reported the incident.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Castelluccio
Schleifers
Robert Diamond
J. David Ordower
Joseph Peyser
William Galik
Samuel Katz
John Kingo
Carmen Serratelli
Larry Lillie
Voelk
William Smith
William Carragino
David Brindle
Robert Manzo
Carmen Dill
William Hamilton
John DeSanti
Jim Silva
Pete Capra
Allan L. Tumarkin
Newark
North Avenue
Ice
District of New Jersey
Federal Bar Association of
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
U. S. Court House
Tumarkin
Pingry School
Thomas Carter
Prospect Avenue
Plainfield
Liability of municipalities shifts after Newark verdict
Township officials weigh options after a landmark case Linda Peer vs City of Newark, which awarded a quarter of a million dollars for police training failures. Discussion covers restoring immunity, limiting it to 10000 dollars, broadening liability coverage, or self insurance funded by annual budgets. Estimated extra cost for full coverage nears 5000 dollars yearly.
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Robert Diamond
Diamond
Newark
Linda Peer
City of
Board of Education
Presidential Night to Feature Kennedy and Nixon Backers
Elin-Unger Post 273 of Jewish War Veterans hosts a Presidential Night at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Ave on Thursday October 27 at 9 p.m. Deputy Attorney General David M. Satz Jr speaks for Kennedy while State Senator Wayne Dumont backs Nixon. Public invited.
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Elin-Unger
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
David M. Satz, Jr
New Jersey
John F
Kennedy
Wayne Dumont
Richard M. Nixon
Three Drivers Lose Licenses in Trenton
Driving licenses for Eugene D. Breitbarth 52 of 125 Williamson avenue Don ald Zimmerman 23 of 511 Tillman street Hillside were revoked under the point system Acting Motor Vehicle Director Ned J Parsekian said The license of Paul H Schoenkopf 20 of 241 Wilder street was revoked under the 60 70 excessive speed program.
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Trenton
Eugene D. Breitbarth
Williamson Avenue
Donald Zimmerman
Tillman Street
Hillside
Ned J. Parsekian
Paul H. Schoenkopf
Wilder Street
Recluse Mrs Hodur Found Dead with Cash in Basement
Mrs Catherine Hodur 75 of 34 Lager Place was found dead in her Irvington home. A black lunch box in the basement contained 9672 in cash and a bank book showed 5253.14. The death followed years of isolation after her daughter and husband died. A friend reported missed calls and suspected a large sum. Capt Arthur Seale led police to the scene. estate matters assigned to Julius N Asch with relatives noted abroad.
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Catherine Hodur
Lager Place
Ment
Capt. Seale
Edward Payesko
Mary Petii
Quabeck Avenue
Irvington National
Julius N. Asch
Elizabeth Attorney
Hudur
Milton A. Feller
Hodur
Lynd
North Pent
Ile
Casale Retires After 39 Years With Prudential Irvington District
John A. Casale retired Friday after more than 39 years as an insurance agent with Prudential at the Irvington district office. The Casales reside at 108 Chester Street and have two grown children.
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Casale
Pro
John A. Casale
Prudential Insurance Co
Irvington
Chester Street
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Rutgers University
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John C. Pozar
Dont
Arid Mall
Howard
Weat King Street
Hillide
Citizens Group
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hillaide
Russell Stover
Liberty Pharmacy
Millside
Liberty Ave
Eli Lief
Valiant
Chrysler
Fischer Chrysler. CO
North Broad Street
Federal
Tax Office
Nixon Kennedy
Coe Avenue
Growney Funeral Home
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