Board Deliberates Vacancy Appointment For Mancuso
The board debated filling a vacancy, discussing necessity, previous practices, and courtesy. Humanik moved to appoint Mancuso, backed by four members, while Charnack and Share abstained or opposed. The 65 day deadline loomed as Roy noted jurisdiction and prior recalls from 1957 were cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter G. Humanik
Manvuso
Arnold HH. McClow
Albert Sead
Abe Charnock
Joseph Ram
Charnack
Frank J. Hill
Thomas A. Roy
Humanik
Hill
Mill
Ram
McClow
Scaccia
Roy
Mancuso
Share
Nussbaum Named Motor Club of America Agent
Henry H. Nussbaum of 336 Trinity Place was appointed resident agent for the Motor Club of America. His office will be at 1450 North Broad Street. The club provides towing, repairs, and insurance for members, and Nussbaum is deputy governor for Kiwanis International in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Nussbaum
Trinity Place
Motor Club of America
North Broad Street
AAA
Nussbaum
Kiwanis International
Education board vacancy fuels local contention in Elizabeth
Michael Tobin, runner up in February election, sits amid protests after board appoints Albert Scacela to replace Harlow Curtis. Townsfolk question gym footing center line at high school amid state control stance. Former mayor Nicholas Lacorte warns jet era planes worsen nuisance and urges listening posts and receivers to track low flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Michael Tobin
Harlow Re Curtis
Tobia
Albert Scacela
Bi School Board
State Department of Location
TRE
Elizabeth
Nicholas S. Lacorte
Lacorte
Awards At Picnic Of Little League
Hillside Little League holds a 4A awards picnic on September 20 from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Woodruff Area of Elizabeth River Park Conant street. Co chairs Arthur Rees Arthur Flynn and Leonard Friedman, with committee members Samuel Romano Don Geltman Peter G Humanik Alfred Perchalute and T Lute Share. Trophies for Kiwanis Club team National League champions American League champions Hillside Industrial Association second half winners and Red Sox Minor Little League champions. Awards also for leading pitcher and batter in each league. Kiwanis Club and Knights of Columbus sponsorship trophies. All Little League personnel and Waymen’s Auxiliary invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Little League
Woodruff
Elizabeth River Park
Conant Street
John Beattie
Arthur Rees
Arthur Flynn
Leonard Friedman
Samuel Romano
Don Geltman
Peter G. Humanik
Alfred Perchalute
T. Lute Share
Memebers
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hillside Candidate Pins Down Code For Local Laws
Republican Karl B. Ross accuses Hillside Democrats of failing to codify ordinances, leaving residents unsure of current laws. He cites obsolete rules, high legal fees, and a need for a public index, vowing immediate action if elected to Township Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Karl B. Ross
Township Committee
Ross
Board of Health
Survey Committee
Iit
Democratic Party
Lionel Exhibit At Carnival Of PT A
The Harden Looker School PTA hosts a Saturday carnival featuring a Lionel train exhibit on a 5 by 9 display. The event runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with 2 p.m. youngsters movies, 2:30 p.m. auction, free gifts, booths and rides, plus lunch. Fourteen PTA members attended a Union County Council Institute at Roselle Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden-Looker School
Lionel
P.T.A
Union County Council Institute
Presbyterian Church
Roselle
Ellsworth Middleton
Sidney Fuchs
Fred Lang
Eugene Schneider
Herbert Kreps
Jacob Hyra
Michael Marsnik
Albert Keizer
J. Hutchison
Samuel Shampiro
Russell Lawrence
Victor Greco
David Feldman
John Deverseaux
Rev Greene Named Police Chaplain in Hillside Rank
Hillside Local 70 PBA designated Rev Richard A Greene assistant pastor of Christ the King Church as Catholic police chaplain. Patrolman Alphonso Minervino presented the badge. He succeeds Rev Gerard B Whelan who moved to St Michaels Church Cranford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
P.B.A
Richard A. Greene
Christ the King Church
Alphonso Minervino
Greene
Rev.Greene
Gerard B. Whelan
St. Michael's Church
Cranford
Mancuso Expresses Appreciation for Education Board
Chartes J. Mancuso, appointed last Wednesday night to the Board of Education, expressed appreciation in a statement yesterday. He pledged to do his utmost to further the interests of education and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartes J. Mancuso
Board of Education
Uty
Bertingy
Education
Publi
Cleanup Week Reminder for October 20 25
The Board of Health announced a Fall Cleanup Week from October 20 to 25. Items placed at the curb on regular collection days will be collected as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Schweitzer Estate Sale Talks End As Contract Withdrawn
The Conservative Congregation of Hillside plans to acquire the William P. Schweitzer estate on Westminster Avenue but Schweitzer, via his secretary, says he has instructed his attorney to withdraw the contract. Manders’ attorney Monroe Ackerman says a legal contract exists to be enforced. Dr. Joseph Peyser, congregation president, notes notice to surrender the deed by a set date and warns court action if refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
William P. Schweitzer
Westminster Avenue
Schweitzer
Harvey Manders
Monroe Ackerman
Manders
Joseph Peyser
Civil Service Commission
Adolph A. Wineston
Max Schleifer
Horace V. Tichenor
Leo Klimchock
Mary Heller
Louella Platt
Russell Raffa
Fitzpatrick Street
Recreation Commission
Hollywood Social Club
Hollywood Avenue
Bernstein Chairs Planning Board Meeting
The Planning Board last Wednesday night elected Bernard B Bernstein as chairman to succeed Harry Silverman who declined re nomination. Bernstein had served as secretary and William Martuccio, architect, was named secretary. The board approved George Orlando’s consolidation of three Thomas Street lots into one 50 foot frontage lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard B. Bernstein
Harry Silverman
Bernstein
Silverman
William Martuccl
George Orlando
Thomas Street
Resistance to Police Requests Sparks Local Row in Hillside
Zoning Board chairman denounces Republican candidate Kurt B Ross for slander over Rayco Seat Cover decision. He defends board independence, cites traffic survey by Deputy Chief Voelk, and Marketscope report supporting approval. Also notes police appointment wrangle, sewer fund critique, and minor town staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chives Taisen
Kurt B. Ross
Cis
Tumsch
Ross
Zar Ing
Rauselh
Mr. Ross
Charlie McCarthles
Zoning Board
Rayco
Bloy Street
Rt. 22
Ernest Woeks
AuNey
Blay Street
Voelk
Marketscope Research Co
Sisterhood Drives For Funds At Hillside Congregation
A Sisterhood board meeting of the Conservative Congregation of Hillside met at Mrs. Michael Agel's home to plan the year. Emphasis on bets and building funds. a Mayfair Theatre bash will raise funds with tickets via Mrs. Louis Lehman. First regular meeting is Monday September 22 at the Hillside Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Michael Agel
Mayfair Theatre
Louis Lehman
Hillside “Y
Hillside Avenue
Shorter Week For Firemen Approved
A 42 hour work week for firemen was adopted at the 62nd annual convention of the New Jersey Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association in Atlantic City. Charles Horvath of Hillside Local 35 attended as executive delegate. Thomas Moss, local president, also attended. The convention also revised the 1920 and 1944 Pension Acts with other officials present including Fire Chief August H. Davies and Police Commissioner William Gur al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Horvath
Hillside
F.M.B.A
N. J. Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association
Atlantic City
Horvath
Thomas Moss
August H. Davies
V. William di Buono
William Gural
Donald Petras
Raymond Calandria
George Liss
Sinai Sisterhood To Launch Season at Congregation
The opening meeting of the Sinai Congregation Sisterhood is set for Monday September 22 in Esther Berkowitz Hall with a musical program. A barn dance follows Saturday October 11 at the same hall with music by Marty Littman and his orchestra led by Mrs. Al Hurewitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood of Sinai Congregation
Esther Berkowitz
Marty Littman
al Hurewitz
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Charles J. Mancuso
Motor Club
Tobin
Central Railroad
Newark Bay
Newark
George Davies
William Metzger
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Uberty Avenue
Oaks
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Rumnell
Rev. Greene
Town Bakery
Liberty Ave
GOP
John
Hillside 7
Oiny
Paul F. Korlesky
Hillside High School
Springfield
Irvington
George Sickels
Hillside, N. J
Eye Tae
Sisterhood
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Chrysler
Wartburg
Fischer Chrysler
Jack Reclus
Browney D
N. Broad
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