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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1972

Page

10

Universal Brotherhood program honors Dr. King at Hillside

Hillside Avenue School eighth graders led by Mrs. Nicky Glassman staged two assemblies for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The program blended poems by Hughes Cullen and Walker with songs like Abraham Martin and John and We Shall Overcome, ending with I Have a Dream. Notable students include Helen Foy Lester Ellis Patricia Smallwood Shawn Huey Michael Norwood Michael Murray David Brodsky Robert Hemmingway Richard Kaufman.

Hillside Avenue School Nicky Glassman Martin Luther King Jr Dr. King Universal Brotherhood Langston Hughes Countee Cullen Margaret Walker John Helen Foy Lester Ellis Patricia Smallwood Shawn Huey Michael Norwood Mrs. Glassman Michael Murray David Brodsky Robert Hemmingway Richard Kaufman Hillside Photo Service

Taetzsch Calls for Change in Hillside School Board

William L Taetzsch a Hillside Board of Education candidate summarized his campaign at several time meetings including the A P Morris PTA meeting He urged voters to choose members with education business experience and strong communication with parents teachers and students He cited the modular high school system as a serious issue and urged action on the Pingry property and budget voting set for February 8.

William L. Taetzsch Hillside Board of Edication A.P. Morris Pta Hillside Times Hillside Education Association Concerned Parents Commi Taetzsch Hill~ Side Board of Education

Hricko urges informed, non political school board action

Dorothy Hricko submits concerns on communication by the Board calling for a Silent Majority, parent representation, tighter discipline, opposition to the modular system, support for guidance and vocational training, a drug program with police, and against regionalization and political influence. She pledges personal non political involvement and commitment to an independent educational system.

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Forte Urges Unity to Fix School Board Divisions

Forte, a Board of Education candidate, spoke at his home about key election issues. He cited board dissension hurting administrators and teachers, called for modular scheduling guidelines, stricter discipline standards, and parental involvement to ensure focused school time and proper use of study mods. He urged Hillside voters to fairly evaluate his qualifications and support his candidacy.

Forte Board of Education

PTA Hears Candidates at Calvi Coolidge School

The Calvi Coolidge School PTA meeting last week featured Mrs Gerald Brickman as President and Mrs Mel Goldberg as program chairman introducing candidates to the Board of Education with Dr Ayella. Plans include a third consecutive pre school class to begin and an April Hobby Night for student displays. Girl Scout Troop 459 held investiture services while Brownie Troop 581 will hold ceremonies. a memory plaque will honor recently deceased executive board member Mrs Ann B Goldberg.

Calvi Coolidge School PTA Gerald Brickman Mel Goldberg Board of Education Ayella Gir Ann B. Goldber

Lenz campaigns for re election to Hill Side Board

Dr. E Thomas Lenz seeks another term on the Hill Side Board of Education after touring meetings with parents and taxpayers He highlights his independent voting record modular scheduling a larger library and resource center more effective teaching through team teaching and budget cuts he notes the district budget aligns with regional districts and the presidents wage pace program

Lenz

Menza Seeks Re election By Upholding Open Lines Of Communication

Hillside Board of Education incumbent Wito J Menza asks voters to re elect him citing three years of prior performance and a pledge to keep lines of communication open. He defends the board against critics and highlights his outreach through house parties while insisting colleagues have spent long hours at meetings handling budget questions and school issues.

Wito J. Menza Hillside Board of Education Hillside Times

Flannery Urges Voters To Reject School Budget

Saybrook Board of Education candidate Michael R. Flannery told the Saybrook PTA Monday and held a late home meeting urging a firm defeat of the budget. He charged the public was misled about cuts and increases, criticized late-night board actions, questioned plans to refurbish the meeting room, and argued the district lacks financial experience needed to curb tax and educational decay.

Saybrook Pta Michael R. Flannery Board of Education Pub Hc Hillside Avenue School Union County

DeFilippo Endorsed by Hillside Educator Dr Parker

Dr Robert Parker, Hillside Board of Education member, endorses Charlotte DeFilippo for election. He states she will improve education for Hillside children and urges voter participation to ensure representation for parents taxpayers and the community.

Robert Parker Hillside Board of Education Tam Charlotta DeFilippo DeFilippo Hillside Parker

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