Public Opinion to the Editor on Hillside schools
Leonard Edelson criticizes Hillside school buildings as outdated and neglected. He cites crumbling walls poor lighting and filth in bathrooms urging formation of a citizen advisory committee on modular scheduling and school modernization. He opposes $400000 for Sinai Building and calls for prompt public involvement.
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Satirical Tale of a Royal Peace Keeper and Five Princes
A satirical parable recalls a kingdom Side of the Hill ruled by five similar princes. The Royal Peace Keeper, burdened by rising prices and around the clock duty, asks for a raise. The princes debate and agree to grant him pay increase after considering his constant availability.
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Fairy tale raises and half promises shake a peace keeper
Patrolman John Liege of Hillside Police recounts a fairy tale in which two princes overthrow the old rulers and force half of a promised raise to be kept, ruinous debt follows the peace keeper who bought a house and planned a family. The tale ends with a reminder that such events cannot occur today.
Summer Studies For Math Scholar at Rutgers Summer Session
Mark Wovsaniker of 256 Bellview Terrace Hillside a Hillside High School student joins 51 other high ability secondary students from 10 states in a mathematics training program from July 3 to August 11 at Rutgers University Summer Session The National Science Foundation supports The Program to stimulate mathematical work among college math and talented high school students nationwide and hasten scholarly development.
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Hillside
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PS Marks 25 Years for 37 Public Service Employees
Twenty five year service awards are being presented this month to 27 Public Service Electric and Gas Company employees in the Essex Division. Recipients include Jacque E. Stark of 1712 Kenyon Avenue South Plainfield service dispatcher Electric Distribution Department. Thomas P. DeFranco of 59 Forrest Street Iselin senior engineering plant assistant. Walter V. Selb of 847 Winchester Avenue Hillside chief lineman. Robert J. Conover of R D 1 Spring Garden Road Milford line foreman. and Thomas F. Sinnott of 12 Geneva Street Elizabeth with duties in Electric Division.
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Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Jacque E. Stark
Kenyon Avenue
South Plainfield
Essex
Thomas P. DeFranco
Forrest Street
Iselin
Essex Divison
Walter V. Selb
Winchester Avenue
Hillside
Robert J. Conover
R. D
Spring Garden Road
Milford
Milford. He Is A Line Foreman, Electric Distribution
Thomas F. Sinnott
Geneva Street
Elizabeth
Hillside Times lists local workers in New Jersey divisions
The Hillside Times article lists employees of the Elizabeth and New Brunswick divisions and related departments with full names and home addresses, including Cyril Blood, Donald Pollin, Leo Bachman, Russell Clemens, Vincent Williams, Chester Painter, Austin Smith, Alexander Biro, Arline Bolen, and others. Also notes submission deadlines for letters, social items, general news, sports, and advertising.
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Cyril W. Blood
Pacific Drive
Winfield
Donald L. Pollin
Bergen Street
South Plainfield
Leo W. Bachman
Country Road
Somerville
New Brunswick
Russell G. Clemens
Alice Place
Woodbridge
Sewaren
Vincent J. Williams
Franklin Boulevard
Somerset
General Office
Newark
Chester R. Painter
Dartmouth Road
Cranford
Austin L. Smith
Washington Avenue
Linden
Central
Alexander S. Biro
Loretta Street
Central Gas Plant
Arline D. Bolen
Terrace
Union
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You Are Telling Me by Edgar Mills
Fragmentary poem prose with numerous quoted aphorisms and exclamations. Observed lines discuss excess ceremony, mercy, breeding, and social conduct with a mix of Irish Scottish and rabbinic allusions. Content appears as a reflective epigraph style piece rather than a narrative.
Habitat Visitors Urge Late Hours At Jungle Habitat
Warner Bros. Jungle Habitat in West Milford opens 9 A M to 8 P M with last car admitted at 6 P M amid heavy traffic. Park officials say best traffic between 3 and 6 P M. show schedules extended with two extra late afternoon performances as families plan visits amid 450 acres of roaming animals and birds.
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R. Brian Hunt
West Milford
Hunt
Bugs Bunny
Warner Bros. Jungle
New Jersey
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