Saybrook School offices to move into Saybrook building
The Board of Education approved relocating administrative and executive school offices from the high school to the vacant Saybrook School building. The project, costing about 4725 dollars, will create classrooms and a professional library, with bids due November 17 and renovations handled by maintenance staff where possible. Enrollment at Hillside district rose to 3821 cumulatively, with notable gains in elementary and high school numbers. A faculty meeting to discuss teacher needs is set for October 24 at 7:30 p.m.
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Saybrook School
Board of Education
Saybrook
Henry Singe
Plant
Wayne T. Branom
Jean A. White
Harlow H. Curtis
Branom
Hillside
School Board Meeting Plans For Election Reform
Land Board Affair President Edward W. Earle announced a November 17 meeting to present concrete proposals for changes in school election procedure. The session follows letters of support from residents and will be held in the high school board room with teachers represented by the local Metropolitan School Study Council committee.
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Metropolitan School Study Council
Land Board Affair
Edward W. Earle
Henry Goldhor
Earle
Atlantic City
Milk Price and 7 Cent Fare Target GOP Indifference
Milton B. Conford Democratic Assembly candidate from Hillside criticizes the Republican administration for high New Jersey milk prices and the 7 cent Public Service fare. He cites December 1948 efforts by Governor Driscoll, actions by Attorney General Parsons, and later NY price reductions as evidence of consumer harm and unjust fare increases. He notes Public Utility Commission testimony showing fare increases boosted Public Service Company net income and stock returns.
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New Jersey
Pensylvania
New York
Piopic Service Corp
Milton B. Conford
Democratic Assembly
Hillside
Conford
Democratic Campaign Committee
Schley Street
Driscoll Club
Driscoll
Milk Control Director
Pennsylvania
Ink Companies
Parsons
Public Utility Commission of
Tast
Public Service Company
Public Service
Public Utility Commission
Winning Tricks explains the Bath Coup in bridge play
English bridge writer John Brown reviews his book Winning Tricks in which he explains Bat h Coup and timing with hands drawn from example play. The piece highlights bid sequences and defensive plays including ducking and finesses to limit losses and secure tricks.
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John Brown
George Coffin
Belmont
Mass
Brown
West
South
Cade
Mr. Brown
East
Gym Schedule Set at Hillside Jewish Center
Hill side Jewish Center announces separate gym times for girls and boys. Girls use Hillside Avenue School gym Mondays 7 to 9 p.m with groups Coquettes Jolly Jesters Debs Debonaires Sophs Queens and more. Boys play Wednesdays 7 to 9 p.m featuring Iroquois Mustangs Eagles plus room for one more group.
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Hillside Jewish Center
Joe Nerenberg
Hillside Avenue
Coquettes
Jolly Jesters
Debs
Debonaires
Sophs
Queens
Iroquois
Ustangs
Eagles
Photograph
Hillside Avenue School
Herb Greenhut
George Washington School
Louis Coben
Adie Wasser
Vet Building Unit Officers Elected at City Meeting
Howard J. Bloy was reelected president of the U S War Veteran's Memorial Building Association at Municipal Building on North Broad Street. New officers include Moe L. Binstock first vice president Victor Heller second vice president Ellsworth J Sterner secretary and counsel Ar nold H McClow assistant treasurer Arthur L Theurer treasurer. McClow and Binstock named trustees for three years Disabled American Veterans were admitted as members through a by law amendment.
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Howard J. Bloy
U. S. War Veteran's Memorial Building Association
Municipal
North Broad Street
Moe L. Binstock
Victor Heller
Ellsworth J. Sterner
Charles Maul
Arthur L. Theurer
Arnold H. McClow
William C. Hill
McClow
Binstock
Open Meetings on Schools Planned
Paul Miller, acting chairman of the Lay Committee on Education, said an executive committee plan for an extensive year ahead includes open meetings and ongoing research on school system problems. The Taw Committee expects help from the Metropolitan School Study Council of Teachers College, Columbia University. This year each local organization will name two representatives to the Lay Committee. Further details will follow.
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Paul Miller
Lay Committee On
Taw
Metropolitan School Study Council of Teachers College
Columbia University
Union County Committee formed for $25 million mental hospital bond
Milton B. Conford Arthur Li and Mrs Henry G Nultoy join the Union County Sponsoring Committee formed by former Assemblyman Joseph L Brescher of Elizabeth to push a Yes vote on the $25,000,000 bond issue for improving state mental hospitals and other welfare institutions Brescher serves as chairman of the committee and a member of the Board of Parole Coastline area politics and welfare funding context implied.
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Milton B. Conford
Arthur Li
Henry G. Nultoy Hay
Union County
Tevents
Joseph L. Brescher
Elizabeth
Brescher
Mittee
Legal Notice To Creditors Estate Of Frederic Eisen
Notice to creditors of Frederic Eisen sap ER deceased. Surrogate Charles Otto Jr orders creditors to present claims under oath within six months from the order date, or be barred from recovery. Joseph Gye is executor. attorney W Philhower, Irvington New Jersey. Fee $7.80.
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Frederic Eisen Sap ER
Charles 4 Otto, JR
Coanign Union
Ald Ip
Joseph Gye
W. Philhower
Notice on Nathan Carver and RE. ACTION LABORATORIES 6
Nathan Carver author of articles on ancient screyers is linked solely to RE. ACTION LABORATORIES 6 AMERICA which he set up in 1935 and has a long history in engineering and consulting. Television sets remodeled to improve pictures. Estimates available Elizabeth 3-2135 1227 Woodruff Ave Hillside N J.
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Nathan Carver
Re.action Laboratories
America
Elizabeth
Woodruff Ave
Hillside
N, J
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