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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1954
Page
8
Five-person household seeks a qualified housekeeper for private home in Aillsige. Pays good wages. Applicants should provide qualifications, age, and a contact phone number. Apply to Box H 1% seeneen.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions plumbing heating, siding, and unidentified names and numbers. Details are largely unreadable, with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
Ram urges state school aid increase of 26 million dollars to fund expansion and efficiency in Hillside schools. He cites tax relief for local taxpayers and argues for an affordable, better education system, backed by the Hillside Citizens for Ram committee chaired by David Becker. Ram’s experience spans two decades in education leadership and youth service.
Sheila Ross an 11 year old Har den Lockeroom sixth grader receives a certificate for her essay My Teeth My Future in the sixth annual National Childrens Dental Health Day contest. The award is jointly hosted by the Wilson Gorrity Dental Society and sponsored by the American Dental Society New Jersey State Dental Society and Union County Dental Society.
An aging crossing guard in Dei Virginia celebrated his 80th birthday with coworkers and friends at the union avenue school crossing post. Guests included community leaders and family as Mrs Kalokowski baked the cake and music filled the room during a modest party acknowledging decades of service.
Crisafulli announces candidacy for the Board of Education citing state funding gaps and a plan for a county wide vocational school. He pledges to push for more state aid, endorse a worthwhile recreation program, and work with agencies to benefit Hillside students. He promises available collaboration and public service devoted to improving education for children.
Real estate transfer lists show Mr and Mrs Abraham Zeke rman transferring property at 0 Park Plains Homes near Orchard Terrace to a location 100 feet from Oakland Terrace. The item notes ownership change and parcel details in a concise civic notice style.
The reader offers to write further but cites limited space and promises to respond immediately with information on how they received the relief described, implying a personal appeal or request for continued communication.
Board of Education member Max Sehleifer urges reelection citing need for experience to tackle crowding teacher shortages and evolving needs in Hillside schools. He reviews expansion progress including added wings, four year high school term, modern cafeteria, expanded manual training, counseling, athletics, and recreation programs. He warns next years could prove crucial as districts face overcrowding and teacher shortages nationwide.
A proposal urges using knowledge from service on the Board of Education to secure state aid for education. Aims include reducing homeowners tax burden, encouraging classroom construction, building teachers colleges, and granting scholarships to qualified students pursuing teaching careers.
Hadassah will hold a monthly meeting Tuesday at Sinn Gonireagation 1531 Maple Went. Miss Kugel, who worked with Golda Meir in Israels Labor Office, will describe her Israel experiences and dramatic scenes from the trip.
Three Hillside High School graduates write in to praise Eleanor Nulton for seventeen years of PTA leadership. They detail roles at Saybrook and Coe Avenue PTAs, the Saybrook cafeteria lunch program, the High School Sandwich Bar, and prom catering. They urge election to the Board of Education on February 9 to continue her service.
The George Washington School PTA will host its fourth parent education meeting in the school library on Wednesday afternoon February 10. Guest speaker Mrs. Arthur Ackerman of Summit, president of the Union County Health Association, discusses Mental Health 1954 and will show a March of Dimes film titled Na-
Fragmentary OCR text references a dated notice, mentions Attopigy Daniel Leeds and Penurad Amin Men, with unclear numbers and names. The readable portion suggests a historical legal or public notice context dated January 164.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Virginia Street Tela Ne and a building at 1M lie Btrowt Hullwide New Sertey with references to training supplies and wartime era content. The readable parts imply a local hoard or collection note with administrative references and scattered place names.
The Hillside township introduces an ordinance authorizing private sales of specified properties within Hillside Township, setting minimum prices and outlining sale procedures. A second ordinance to create the position of resident town sheriff physician and fix compensation is also noted.
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