Pingry Plans Move Toward Coeducation at Bernards Campus
Pingry School in Hillside plans relocation to a 73 acre Bernards Township site in New Jersey with an option on an adjacent 40 acre tract to total 167 acres for future development. The move is slated to occur as soon as feasible with completion later than 1975 and includes steps toward affiliating with Kent Place School in Summit as it becomes coeducational.
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Pingry School
Hillside
Pingry
William M. Hristoff
Board of Trustees
Bernards Township
New Jersey
Bristol
Kent Place School
Summit
Pingry Corporation
Pingry Board Considers Affiliation With Ket Place School
Trustees weighed opinions of faculty students parents alumni and consultants as headmaster recommendations guided the decision. The action aimed at long term serve to the school and its students and included exploring a cordial affiliation with Ket Place School to permit collaboration.
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Pingry
Ket Place
Taetzsch Seeks Hillside Board of Education Seat
Taetzsch of 120 Pairbanks Street announces candidacy for Hillside Board of Education. He is a 10 year Sunday School supervisor at First Baptist Hillside with engineering and military backgrounds. He aims to expand community service while serving on deacon and education committees.
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William ‘Taetzsch
Pair
Banks Street
First Baptist Church of
Hillside
Hillside Board of Education
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Newark College of Engineering
U.S. Army
Fort Bliss
Texas
Creole Petroleum Corporation
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Brigade Camp Association
Hillside Week Waste Paper Drive and Local Notices
The Sinai Sisterhood hosts a waste paper drive on Sunday December 26 at the Youth Center Clark Street entrance. Hillside B nai B rith Women hold a January 5 1971 board meeting at Temple Shomrei Torah Hillside. Edward Golda of Newark posts a 721 series and 390 prize bond at Sunset Lanes Route 22. A 1967 Buick Wildcat was reported stolen in Newark and recovered near Hillside Ave. A truck fire on Clark Street near Morris Place is extinguished with damage to the truck carriage. Kitty Shaupt reports a stolen ring at Pathmark on Broad Street.
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Clark Street
Hillside
B Nai B’ryth
Temple Shomrei Torah
Salem Avenue
Edward ‘Golda
Newark
Sunset Lanes
Route 22
Kitty Shaupt
Broad St
Broad Steel
Clark St
Morris Place
Rita Loeb
Hillside Ave
Harding Terrace
Arrests In Union County Betting Ring Net Goldman
Isadore Goldman aged 54 and Herman so hebes were arrested as detectives from three counties raided Goldman home in Union County seizing 2455 dollars and betting paraphernalia in a $90000 a week operation described as a major crime figure. Other arrests followed in Essex and Middlesex counties with bail set at 25000 by Superior Court Judge Chester A Weidenburner.
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Isadore Goldman
Wilder Sty
Eee
Karl Asch
Goldman
Union County
Herman So Hebes Ad
Burnett St
Union
Essex
Middlesex
Superior Court
Chester A. Weidenburner
Lange Calls Board Over Inefficient Use Of Facilities
William Lange, candidate for the Board of Education, says improvements to the radular system are needed and criticizes modular scheduling for wasting student free time that should reinforce learning. asserts methods to use this time effectively are lacking.
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Lange
William Lange
Board of Eduction
DeFilippo Urges School Board Accountability In Address
Charlotte Defilippo, candidate for the Board of Education, calls for board accountability through open forums and detailed budgeting. She argues administration must ensure high quality education and stay informed on progress, urging clearer line item budgets and public access to goals and problems.
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Charlotte Defilippo
Board of Education
Lenz Praises Board Acknowledges School Progress
E Thomas Lenz running for re election to Hillside Board of Education cites board achievements in his first term. He notes selecting a new Superintendent Dr Anthony Avella after careful interviews and deliberation. He adds modular scheduling at the high school has proven a wise move.
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Or. E. Thomas Lenz
Hill- Side
Board of ‘Education
Uader
Lenz
Anthony Avella
Hillside Board Grants Administrators 5.5 Salary Increase
At a special Hillside Board of Education meeting fourteen administrators received a 5.5 salary increase effective November 15 1971. Increases await federal wage board approval and timing varied from spring practice. The board and teachers did not reach an agreement until November 2 1971 during a wage freeze. The district reported program growth and staff expansion with new teachers and a Latin elementary course pilot.
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Hillside Board of Education
Federal
UNICO Hillside Chapter Plans Christmas Party
UNICO Hillside Chapter will hold its annual Christmas party at the College Inn during the next regular meeting. President Joseph C. Chieppa announced the event and noted Iam Santa as part of the festivities. Fazzone is party chairman and Conrad Cammarota heads the Christmas lighting committee. The group will award UNICO’s annual prize to the most attractively decorated home.
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Hillside
UNICO
College Inn
Joseph C. Chieppa
Iam Santa
Fazzone
House
Conrad Cammarota
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