New Teachers Pay Schedule Approved By State Board
The board approved a pay schedule for new teachers prompting a shift in dismissal and drug policy oversight. Under state law schools must notify parents of students suspected of drug use, parents may defer to a family physician, or schools may appoint a doctor if needed. The resolution proposes the board’s authority to arrange immediate student examinations by school doctors.
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Hillside Education Associae Exparisass
Guide
Robert Parker
Marie U
Reale
AMIS
Tascar
Ing
Seymour D. Bierman
Hillside election talk and community notices mix
Rotary meeting speaker John Hallahan discussed the Nixon McGovern race predicting 300 electoral votes. Community notices list a bus ride to Saint Joseph's Shrine, an Autumn Leaves Dance at War Memorial Building, and a Hillside Republican Club talk on Campaign 72. Local thefts report a home ransack a bike theft broken car antennas and a stolen 64 Chevy.
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John Hallahan
Rotary Club
Rotary
Carroll Dolan
Hallahin
Nixon
Hallahan
Bristol-Myers Co
P.R. Depts
Christ the King Rosary
Society
Saint Joseph’s Shrine
Sterling
New Jersey
Hillside Democratic Club
War Memorial
Ann Casale
Wee
Hillside Republican Club
Pete von Sothen
State Committee
Earl Pease
Hillside
College Inn
Dinner for Mancuso honors Mayor at Hillside Jewish Center
The third annual Dinner of the Hillside Jewish Center takes place Sunday October 22 at 6:00 PM at Cafe Baba of Israel in Rego Park Queens. Honoring Mayor Charles S. Mancuso as Man of the Year with transportation, dinner, Israeli show and dancing. Tickets are 12.50. Honorary chairman is Judge Robert Diamond. For tickets contact Gladys Gleman at 923-0733.
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Hillside Jewish Center
Cafe Baba of Israel
Rego Park
Queens
Charles S. Mancuso
Robert Diamond
Gladys Gleman
Buy Cards Fight Cancer Union County Sale
The Union County Unit of the American Cancer Society announces Christmas cards are available to express greetings while supporting cancer research, education, and patient services. Proceeds are tax deductible. request sample cards and contact 512 Westminister Avenue Elizabeth or call 954-7373 for details.
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Union County Unit
American Cancer Society
The
Westminister Avenue
Elizabeth
Hillside Independent Party backs curbing Education Chief powers
At a Hillside party executive session candidates Helen Dunny Ed Zipf and Joy Norton urged heeding voter will. They argued a vetoed school budget should keep cuts unless restored by law and called for limiting the Commissioner of Education. They proposed simultaneous committee elections and geographic districting for broader Hillside representation.
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Hillside Independent Party
Helen Dunny
Ed Zipf
Joy Norton
Hillside
Carl Marburger
Independent Party
P.O. Box
N. J
Political Pot Bolls At Township Meeting
US Mayor Charles Mancuso said at Tuesday's township committee meeting that clashes between Democratic and Republican members over the meaning of the $341 balance in the maintenance garage budget usually precede an election by about three weeks.
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Charles Mancuso
Shriver Campaigns Door To Door In Hillside Visit
Democratic vice presidential candidate Sargent Shriver spent about an hour in Hillside on Tuesday visiting the McGovern campaign headquarters at 16 West Shelton Ave and going door to door along Florence Ave. Several hundred supporters greeted him as cameras recorded stops and locals expressed surprise at meeting the national figure. Shriver criticized Nixon and urged power returning to the people. The event drew Hillside officials and campaign workers, with canvassing expanding in the weeks ahead.
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Sargent Shriver
Hillside
McGovern
West Shelton Ave
Florence Ave
Shriver
Ruth Fischer
Sional
Philip Nicolaus
West
Shelton Ave
Richard Nixon
Democratic Party
Charles Mancuso
Sal Bontempo
Union County
Christopher Dietz
Sam Katz
Alex Menza
Wargent Shriver
Tor
Wipperters
McGovern Campaign
June Fischer
Don Siege
Fire service scholars receive certificates at New Jersey State Fire College
Commissioner Eugene Andrukite distributes certificates to firefighters who completed fire service technology courses at the New Jersey State Fire College. Pictured left to right are Fireman Donald Miller, Fireman Victor Heller, Fire Chief Carmen R. Dill Sr., Fireman Sylvester Madurski, Commissioner Androkite, Capt. Edward Ruhl, and Fireman Frank Caswell Jr.
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Eugene Andrukite
New Jersey State Fire College
Donald Miller
Victor Heller
Carmen R. Dill, Sr
Sylvester Madurski
Androkite
Edward Ruhl
Frank Caswell, Jr
Dems accuse GOP of meddling with safety in press release
The Democratic Party and candidates Jack Ferrer Alfred J. Lordi and Lawrence Levitas accuse Republicans of political meddling with public safety. In a Hillside Times release they challenge Township Committee meetings and municipal finance claims related to the Public Works Garage budget and fund transfers.
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John Kulish
Finance Committee
Frank Dunny
Kulish
Jack Ferrer
Public Works Committee
Ferrer
Kullsh
Dncom
GOP
Arnold Witte
Burton Bergman
Albert Par- Sonnet
Uted
Dimay
Dunny
Dems
Democratic Party
Bolice
FIRE
Alfred J. Lordi
Lawrence Levitas
Hillside Times
Fire chief urges Hillside to overhaul EVA alarm system
Fire Commissioner Gene Andrukite blasts the Emergency Voice Recording system as costly and prone to false alarms citing a five year report by Fire Chief Carmen Dill showing 77 percent false alarms and 3.2 percent fires. He proposes switching to a switchboard overhaul to speed calls and reduce dangerous delays.
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Gene Andrukite
Andrukite
Carmen R. Dill
Andrakite
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Martha Gelowitz
Fairview Place
Gertrude Goldman
Liberty Ave
David Harris
Ayers Ave
Coe Ave
Eve Richkus
Baker St
North Broad St
Ily
Mancuso
Marburger
Jack K. Ferrer
Alfred Lord
McGovern Shriver
Fischer
Public Works
Jerrel
Electon
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