Public referendums On Hillside Ballot Seek Six Questions
The Hillside November 3 ballot includes six public referendums six involve taxpayer funds. Three local measures affect the 1965 municipal budget and a county bond of 3 750 000 funds a vocational technical school in Mon County. State wide votes seek 50 000 000 for state institutions and 40 100 000 for higher education facilities. The paper urges approval.
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Hillside
Mon County
Union County
Hillside Pool posts 1964 profit over forty thousand
Mayor Monroe Ackerman and the Pool Commission report the Hillside Community Pool earned a little over 40 000 in its first operating year. They credit initial investments for snack bar gear diving boards and seating but say profits will fund future improvements without tapping tax funds. Memberships for 1965 will be available after November 15.
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Monroe Ackerman
Board of Swimming Pool
Hillside Community Pool
Ackerman
Hillside
Sandman to Speak at Hillside GOP Rally Sunday
GOP Senates President Charles W. Sandman Jr. will discuss at a Hillside rally at the War Memorial Building Liberty Age and Memorial Dr. on Sunday November 1, announced Thursday by local Republican spokesman Thomas T. Newbold.
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Sandman
GOP
Senate
Charles W. Sandman Jr
Rgape
War Memorial
Liberty Age
Memorial Dr
Thomas T. Newbold
Township Designates Nine More One Way Streets
Township committee passes first reading on nine new one way streets including Leslie Street from Newark line to Winans Ave and Wainwright Street to Newark. Prohibits parking on Bloy Street west side at set times and on Hilldale Place mornings and late afternoons. Public hearing set for Wednesday November 4. Also final reading adopts storm sewer culvert project at Fabyan Place costing under 5000 dollars.
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Leslie St
Newark Line
Winans Ave
Wainwright St
Newarkne
Schley St
Princeton Ave
Liberty Ave
Bloy St
Rutgers Ave
Columbia Ave
Puree
Pau St
Buchanan St
Paul
Leo St
Cornell Pl
Purce St
Yale Ave
Hilldale Pl
Fabyan Pl
Tracy Sees Fuel Oil Mystery at Hillside Meeting
In Hillside Township, Tracy charged the Democrats with misrepresentation as he addressed citizens at the 8th Election District at Republican Headquarters. He cited fuel oil consumption figures from 1960 to 1963 and questioned Mayor Desch and Finance Commissioner actions, suggesting unexplained 1962 63 oil payments.
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Charles S. Tracy
Tracy
Hillside
Joseph Ram
Anton Vit
Kang
Ince
Desch
Grand Jury
Miside Public Works salary raise plea urged for November vote
Commissioner John Deseh of Miside addressing voters urged approval of a salary referendum at the November 3 election. A letter from 45 Public Works Department employees requests consideration and support for a wage increase, stating the plea is needed for the department.
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Miside
John \. Deseh
Public Works
Department
Public Works Department
Starko's Liquor Store Ad and Hillside Public Works Note
An ad for Starko's Liquor Store at 1417 Liberty Ave promotes wine beer and delivery service. A Hillside Public Works notice highlights pay scales across neighboring towns and describes the department's role in maintaining vehicles and equipment, with a continuation reference to Page 4.
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jUsuieu
Hillside
Public Works Department
Roselle
Union
Westfield Linden
Kenilworth
Elizabeth
Ackerman Attacks Opponent Over Mud-Slinging in Hillside Race
Mayor Ackerman charged his Republican challenger with cheap mud-slinging while defending Hillside's municipal records. He cited Grand Jury findings exonerating fuel oil, school records, and the oil supplier, and accused the rival of baseless innuendo to gain votes as he reels from Goldwater support and local projects.
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Monroe Ackerman
Liberty Ave
Hillside
Ackerman
Senator Goldwater
Board of Education
Union County
Local Groups Hear Police Pay Appeal in Hillside
Salary raise committees of Hillside Local 70 PBA and Honorary PBA promote a $500 police pay referendum. Speakers including Capt. Arthur L. Seale and Sgt. James Silva urge higher salaries to attract qualified officers, citing last patrolman exam where nine took it and only two qualified.
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Police and Fire Departments
Public Works Department
Lillside
Iace
Hillside Lo- Local 70
PBA
College Inn
Arthur L. Seale
James Silva
John Senatore
Robert Oram
Men's Progress Club
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hillside B'nai B'rith Lodge
Hillside Republican and Democratic Clubs
Hillside Junior Chamber of Commerce
Oram
Alfonso Minervino
New Jersey Civil Service Commission
Mayor Monroe Ackerman of Hillside Acknowledged
May or Monroe Ackerman of Hillside is a lawyer and township leader. He earned a BA and LLB from the University of Chicago, served as Finance and Public Affairs Commissioner, chaired pool and flood projects, opposed the Aldene Plan and jet noise, led community service efforts, and is active in many local organizations with two children, Andrew and Allison.
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College of the University of Chicago
Law School
The
University of Chicago
New Jersey
Illinois
Essex County Bar Association
Hillside
Board of Health
Istees
Hillside Lodge 1514
Temple Ae Torah
P.B.A
Teside Men‘s Progress Club
Men's Club of Sinai Congregation
Chee Shomrei Torah
Hillside Kiwanis
Eis Elayne
Andrew
Allison
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Inghouse
General Electric
Kelvinator
Tobia
Liberty Avenue
N. J
RCA
Chorie
Magnavox
Arthur Riche
Hyman M. Schulman
Riche
Trenton
Newark
John A. Desch
Ernest Voelk
North
Westminster Aves
League of Municipalities
Starko's Liquor Store
Wa's
Foe
Nol Tle
Tle
Fie
Elec
Monroe
Jerome Avenue
Township Committee
Louis A
Dischler
Looker Street
New Jersey Clerks Association
International Clerks Association
Library Board of Trustees
Spencer Business College
Rutgers University
Watkins Products, Inc
Hillside Lodge of Elks
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
Saint Catherine's Church
Hoop and Hammer
Dad's Booster Club
Little League
F.M.B.A
P.A.L
Cancer Fund
United Fund
Red Cross
P.A.L. Building Fund
Viola
Chee—Timmer
Hillside Avenue
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