Hillside welcomes twenty two new teachers this month
Hillside school system added twenty two new teachers this month. They attended orientation and a luncheon at the College Inn sponsored by the Hillside Industrial Association before the new school year began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
College Inn
Hillside Industrial Association
Wayne TI. Branom
Wayne T. Branom
Jean-Rae Turner
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Sanford Meskin
Board of Education
John Halkowich
Cooper Alley
Hillside Industrial Assoc
Jack Mayers
Association
Morris-Rubin
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Antony Avella
HHS
Ed Gottlieb
Walter Krumbiegel
Township Clerk Announces General Election Registration Deadline
Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler announces the general election registration books close Thursday September 26, 1968. Registrations are accepted at the Municipal Building Liberty and Hillside Avenues daily 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. through September 26, with extended hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on select days for qualified naturalization certificate holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Dischler
Liberty
Hillside Aves
Noted Psychologist Will Speak To PTA
Dr Abraham Gelfond of Montclair State College will address the Say brook PTA at its first general meeting on Thursday September 19 1968 at 8 00 p m in the A P Morris School Auditorium Coe Avenue The topic is Who is Responsible for Learning Parent Teacher or Child A brief business meeting will follow and refreshments will be served in the school cafeteria Public invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Gelfond
Montclair State College
Saybrook P.T.A
A.P. Morris
Coe Avenue
P.T.A
Joseph Siegal
Raymond J. Farrell Receives B S Degree at Youngstown
Raymond J. Farrell of 1133 Bank Street was awarded a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at Youngstown State University. The 46th summer commencement occurred at the Stambaugh Auditorium on the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Farrell
Bank St
Raymond
Stampbaugh
Youngstown State University
Youth Unlicensed Driver Involved in Westminster Ave Crash
Kenneth Belfiglio 17 of 18 Harden St. struck a parked car owned by Louis Ehrenberg 846 Westminster Ave. on Westminster Ave at 9 07 p m Sunday causing Belfiglio and Linda Humanik 15 of 107 Eastern Parkway head and knee injuries. Belfiglio was issued a summons for unlicensed driving and both teens were treated at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth A. Belfiglio
Harden St
Linda Humanik
Eastern Parkway
Belfiglio
Louis Ehrenberg
Westminster Ave
William Paton
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Red Cross Theme Goes International
The Eas tern Union County Chapter American Red Cross will hold an noon luncheon on Monday September 30 with an international theme. Samuel Krakow director of the office of international services of the American Red Cross will give a talk titled Around the World with the Red Cross. Hillside members of the chapter are invited to attend with guests of different national and ethnic backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Samuel Krakow
Office of International Services
The
Hillside Republicans fault Democrats over flood risk homes
Republican candidates E. Jonathan Bell and Franklin A. Feltman accuse the Democratic controlled Township Committee of mismanaging a subdivision that created severe flooding for eleven two family homes on Blay Street and Herbert Avenue. They say sewers cannot handle runoff from Liberty Avenue area and charge the plan was a mistake. They urge planners and engineers to take responsibility, not politicians, for resolving the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
E. Jonathan Bell
Franklin A. Feltman
Blay Street
Herbert Avenue
Democratic Committee
Liberty Avenue
Bell
Feltman
Elizabeth River
I.R.A.D. Meeting with Independents Republicans and Democrats
Carmen J. Ferrigno and Marvin Corwick announce a general meeting at 8 30 p m Monday September 16 at College Inn all are invited for information call Seymour Bateman Tom Schierer or Bob Poranski with listed phone numbers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Marvin Corwick
College Inn
Seymour Bateman
Tom Schierer
Bob Poranski
Hillside Times weekly issue details and pricing
The Hillside Times, published by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad St Hillside, N.J. 07205, lists Sidney Silverstein as editor and publisher with Sarah Silverstein as assistant advertising manager and Gail Brown as assistant editor. The issue is volume 44 number 46 dated Thursday September 12, with subscriptions $4.50 nationwide and single copies 10 cents, second class postage paid at Elizabeth, N.J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Gail Brown
United States
Elizabeth
Protesters cite flood risk at subdivision hearing
Protesters warned of possible flooding at the subdivision hearing. They also noted many builders in the area shunned the development due to an impossibly low water level.
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Hillside High School
Victoria Arsulowicz
Rosemary Blumetti
Sara Donohue
Lawrence, J. Coppola
Carolyn Erder
Elaine Fisker
Myron Goldfarb
Genette Henderson
Herman J. Kunis
Gerald Levene
Karen M.schirmer
Doris Lurinsky
Donald H.son
George Washington School
Mary Ann Sopko
Calvin Coolidge
Aran
Thunderbirds
FORD
Auto
Blue Vine
BIG Trades
Vine Ilass
Ter
Todas
K&l
PTA
Youngstown
Chapter
Percy H. Buchanan
Garland H. B. Davis
Paul Kifner
Esther Ochse
Elizabeth McGraith
Crayford
I.R.A.D
Salem Craftsmens Guild
Salem Rd
Allstate
the Hillside Times
U.8.g
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St. Cor. Market St
Newark, N.J
Your City Clean Fereday & Meyer CO. Inc
Olive St
Elizabeth N.J
Clothing Shop
Liberty Ave
Hillside Shopping Center
Hillside Adult School
U.S. Power Squadron
U.s.power Squadron
Miss
Su Adel
Hillside Board of Education
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