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<1 » eekly Newspaper Is People ESTABLISHED 1924 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE TOWNSHIP AND SCHOOL DISTRICT OF HILLSIDE Y-OL. XLIII, NO. 45 HILLSIDE, N .J . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1867 923-9207 PRICE TEN CENTS Will Help Build Goldhor New Sewage PlantclosesCloses PrimuryFocusOn Following two years of-die he around $14 million, with each Campaign cusslon, the Township Commit. of the municipalities inrhea- — Henry Goitihor candidate for - We W a y night adopted'the g H i S e f f ^ g the cost, of the the Democratic nomination for form of agreement in which • ■Services that they Will use. H ill-' ToWnsljlp Committee issued the Hillside will share the costs of a side's share, according toCom- ' following statement as-tts'Ilnal Power Struggle BBWaSe treatment missionar Ackerman, will be one^af the current campaign: A large turnout of. v oters is ship. Committee. 1, Arnold obtain the position of magis­ ■ ' * , . , 6,23 per cent of the total coat, "When—this' prim ary onto- expected-at thy Primary Elec- Witte, the le^.lieadjemlhdg,-; trate the first of the year .-The ____ oWn as e- Jo nt Meetlng wjth 30 per cent of this'being paign openeil stated that my tion Tiext Tuesday, 'bringing to )s running unopposed. party, splir also extends back a Inipeeting the centre I box for the H urdeM ^lcer fire r s ?. a.chttraxr-ttie-bltter , .in... I,,,'., andheated - Underlylng-.-the^mpflgf^es^ fov-: yo»rs when 'D emocrats u yraer mumei-paiitles. wm tehantitenant, oayspays 30 Derper Centcant 6fof the . N a t i v e detection system are, left to right, jack Wagner, tuperln- the B et^osafle caropalgn between j-oeeph Karn been a power Strugglo^nthe~ Maneuse and . 6chulman lost in ©uilfl a secondary sewage treat- totaWcost, — ' party. My opponent.has said or and Kenry Goldhor for the Dem. Democratic party, seemingly a stunning lipset tio^iepubiicane * tendent ot maintenance; carmen D ill, fire chief Martin msmt plant trnder the Goethals . i n ^ f e b u s i n e s W s were p w ^ n M E M t a T t i ^ E 5 E ocratio nomination for Town- sparked by Goldhor1 s failure to Ram end Vit four y ears, ago. Lynch, busineisadmlnistrator, Dr. Wayne T. Bran’em to - ridge, the sight of the present received for the Central Avenue paign to change this statement, Four hundred votes separated perintendent of schools; and Moe Bierman, member of the primary, sewage plant. Accord, resurfacing and for thepumping All he Jigs, .done' w a s'to play Beard of Education. ing to the Commissioner.Mon­ the contestants, . station generating set; Bidders around with half-truths, guar- roe . Ackerman,' this ~’Tbe’main cop.tttitm''W ‘C5HSr push1’ for ■ the Central Ave,.recon- ter-truthsrandevenfalsehoods. S u p p o r t Y a rm u lk a her; who jiad a setback of aheffit will: treat the still heavily pel-' st^ ctlon .were! Alj[gn Blacktop To this very day he Has not ex- attack: early m the campaign, Fire Detectors Put luted water released from the ,Corp., Short Hills, $2|732,$0; plained his. statement that he primary plant until it is 8D per is .that Ram Is a "switcher''. Peters Construction Co. of left the Democratic Party Asked ?VS"S I . This charge has_been, brushed In Hillside Schools cent pure. The building of the Madison, $2,772‘,50; and Pella . W62 because of me. The "fact secondary plant Is required by -—v.,lj— " aside as haying: Tittle signifi­ In. accordance with a' r ecent* _ In describing thsaewbystetoj,. is that he car. no: explain it • the State Board of Health and a ------- C ontinued on cance, Goldhor has emphasized state IfiW, the Hillside Township Dr. Wayne.T, Branow, superin­ it is a deliberate end calculat­ B y R a m A completion date of1970 has-been, his-dlssatis£actien'with Rato aS school system 'has installed an ■ tendent of SbhSSlS,''.explained ed' lie. Not a single one of his Jewish organlzatioiis have ap- .set by that department. D em . Rally aDemocratle-candidate. electrical fire detection system that' each sehool is divided into articles in the "Times in 1562 Jos^ph Ram, ^ e .. Regular pealed a ruling of the Board of The total co st. of the plant will Ram, on the other hand, has in all schools. various zones.'Each .zona has ■ A. rally will be held by mentions ..me hut he did say {n Democratic Party's nominee Education agalnsrwosrlng y a rr brought up what he c a ili "con. According to Franklin Felt-, a corresponding light located the Regular Democratic 1962 that he left the Democratic lor the Toynship Gommlttee, mulkas to class. * nections" Goldhor'had to the man, Board of Education presl- on a central-board in thsschool- TO B IA OFFERS Organization for Joe Ram Party-beoause he-wa%-net-heppy—thleTWeek-.esksd-^ll-deaeepste— The appeaTha:s''l5geirtfiaaeT6 b ilF 'b r iS n d ^ T T t& T c T ^ ts dent, t-he ftew' state laW requir­ andalsoa-llghtoutsidethebuil- 6-POINTTV CHECKUP and the district leader can­ with the alignment of Route 78, all -Independents' to vote NeW Jersey . State .Education' .Club, the purchase of the Woi es all schools in. the state to ding in each zone areajT.he light ALSO COLOR' didates at. the Polish Am­ "My voting record lnHUiaide : in' the Democratic P rim ary Commissioner Carl L.M arbur-'' i^rtacr tract- b y J ^ e U y k n z .a erican Hall-- Ring. St..lag have a ilre^aoiecfidnsystem in*- system is designed* tb indicate tr^iiiry e n ^ ^ D e m q c K ils r' elostlenT m T uesagSl,'^^ ,8er m T ren to n .' ' . and the location of an apartmem f > stalled. bySeptembeririVft&.TAe [which area is on fire and also Sunday night, September What is my epponehi^s ^Voting l?y7. ,j^ m . said-that ■ This orgahlzations,yiip|udiiig teuOo at cftlialde Ave^andDor. detection system works- on the 10th at 8 p.fn. directs.-,the firemen immediate­ WASHING MACHINES record? Voq Cbmplicated, He . there was "only one issu e be- the American Jewish Congress, emus; PL These chargee have Refreshments- ..will be principle: ot sounding an~alarrrr ly to the fire.—•— REFRIGERATORS whs an aGeWfr"RSjiiubllcan first, fore thevoters—continued hon- the Jewish Community Rela- been refuted by Gnldhnr and -served. ■■■■■ The— -cKalrman- . when there IS a Sharp rise in I Outfitting the schools with the AIR CONDITIONERS Then - for reasons unknown - 1 government m H illside," tlnns Cnimrii nf Rnaav Daniel.'Menza, his ;m'anager, Comm. I. Lute Share sx- temperature, or a very high tem - fire detection fysterr, is costing he Joined the Democratic Party He Stated thst he sincerely.her'the Eastern-Union Couipy Jew- The feud haf'deve loped angry tyida a Welcome to-all to •perature detected by any of th e.. A o —Towtfflhip^^SdiOOO^-^-Dr,*' but w ae^ot^et-ive-toHi^hen----^leved ..that--.he -was ;i' Ytee-only--dfBirCotmcii'iHdTB6Tigy':jersey tones; with hint’s, that' Arnold; T O B IA S B B D attend ..and bring their becaupe.he did nnt like thaprn- candidate ..who..was i.nmQlete].v...w n»tw,0..«( ,h. m’anv devices Installed. In the_ .Branogi. axplained-though, -that- Witte may proBt; do m atter buildings'. posed alignment of Route 78 y. dedicated to'that goaj.'' lih Committee andtheAntl-De- HniiijBgts very fotttuhStgellDudf APPLIANCES whether Ram- or Goldhor wins. The State law required, where to. the economy of the past few: be. left the .Democratic Party, Mr. Ram staled: "T he cam - famatlon League, of the'B'nal Whether Goldhor can ' Win by 'Possible, a tie-in with the local years,1! he said,' "the Township 1299 LIBERTY AVE-NUE ARNOLD WITTE This -change -was announced' in Paign has proved that my op-' B’rith. pitting his strength .against' the . lire departments. Feltman in­ did not have to float a bondls- the Hillside Times of/February ponentrha no issue except his They oppose the. debision at ^powerful Democratic prganiza- ■ HARDWARE - PAINTS For TOWN SH I P COMMUTE E ' dicated that -the firs detection sue to put in the required 'detec- 22, 1962. Fourteeirsi^e later. Hred claim that 1 w as once the ^local board which barred HOUSEWARES THe BEST MAN B o n is an open question, •systems'"installed. in the town- the T-lmes carried the storythat » Republican. 1 believe thefact Bernard P. White, 13, of 147 Itlon system. Many areas did or 1321 'L I B E R T Y A V E . FOR THE JOB He has many supporters and shlp schools ' are directly con­ Will need to raise money in this Pqld £§£ by Marvin Wjlss my opponentwasthe R opubllcan^1Si*'have received the TSlfcri- Clark St. from a summer typing WAverly 3-77.68-9 363 M l iy woo i Ave., HU I si d« the final results w lllb e close, nected -with ~the" fire houses manner.’’ CoiithCueS oii p a je 9 CobMnued on Page 9 Con.itnited on Page 9 VOTE FOR "D-10”- To” "JOE” RAMJXL JUDGE "unmmi TUESDAY, 5EPL12 HEWY •Served seven years on Hillside- Board : of Education and was Presidenrof-ihar body dosing the construction of the additions to the Hillside High School, GOLDHOR •Presently serving as Chairman' of the Margaret M, Roche Memorial-Swimming Pool, Served as Township Committee Representative to the Ambulance Squad, Lever E-10 .Trustee of the Hillside Community Orchestra; Trustee of the H illside Creative Arts Committee," t p Democratic Candidate for •A eo-foUnder and charter member of Hillside Lodge, B’nal B 'rith; Past Presi­ Township’Committee dent, of Hillside B'nal B 'rith.
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    Student government embroiled in power struggle OREXEl INSTTTUTt OF TECHNOICXJY PHILADEIPHIA, PA. VOLUME XLIV FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1967 NUMBER 1 Student Senate retains power over rebellious Class Council student Senate retained its role tion by David Furniss (EE ’67) Class Council expenditures. of financial domination over to delete from Senate’s consti­ By a vote of 3-27-3, Senate Class Council in defeating a mo­ tution the power to review all elected to retain this power at PENCIL IN HAND, Tony Piersanti makes constitutional objection its January 5 meeting, at which to point Furniss withdrew his re­ Council actions mode under leadership of Ho Corbin (inset). maining motions related to Class Council’s having to report to Stu­ dent Senate. Council goes its own way, Furniss defends Council Furniss moved that Art, IV, Sec. 1, No. 7 of the Senate’s appoints Senior successor constitution be deleted. The rul­ ing states that Senate has the The Class Council, maintain­ muddy the waters of the debate.” power “ to approve or disapprove ing its position that it is free The letter of resignation was not all expenditures of the classes to interpret its constitution in accepted by the Class Council through the approval of the Class the way it feels is correct un­ since in fact the proceedings Council budget.” less specifically vetoed by the before the body had declared him Furniss argued that no other Student Senate, proceeded at its im p e a c h e d . organization is required to sub- meeting last Tuesday to appoint Up until the point of his re­ mit its budget to the Senate be- a successor to the post left va­ signation, Tedesco considered Text of Tedesco’s letter — cant by the Council’s impeach­ his impeachment invalid because ment of John Tedesco (C&E 67) See page 14.