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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues residents should back the Board of Education budget, including capital outlay and current expense items, to maintain a high educational system at sensible costs. It notes rising education costs, salaries, and taxpayer frustration, urging voters to choose board members who will preserve quality education amid inflation.
Miss Mildred Fresco 23 of 24 Purce Street was robbed after midnight on Hillside Avenue near N Broad Street by a youth about 16 years old. She lost 3 dollars and miscellaneous items. The suspect is described as black, about five seven in height, wearing a black jacket and fled west on Hillside Avenue.
Peter Humanik, president of the Hillside Board of Education, declared support for incumbents Jack Valenti and Edward M. Zigl seeking re election. He praised their experience, judgment, and dedication to education, urging all to back their continued service on the Hillside Board.
An Equitable guaranteed issue pitch promotes a Lifetime Major Medical Expense Policy designed to cover large hospital and medical bills. The ad urges contacting a Man from Equitable to learn how the policy supplements other plans and highlights the company as a health insurance pioneer.
The Hillside Americanism Award will be presented Monday February 7 at 5 PM at Sinai Young Center Maple Avenue. The award honors Hillside churches and synagogues for their direct good citizenship and brotherhood impact. The committee lists Henry Goldhor Si Mass Iry Schultz Nave Feldermesser and Harold Aonderman.
The Inlside Teachers Assn endorsed the school budget at a Board of Education session last Monday night at the Administration Building with Rudolph Weiss as spokesman. The board set February 14 as its annual reorganizational meeting and noted a $20,259 Title 1 allocation. Retirement applications from Frances Duncan and Mildren Fair Weather were received, while new appointments included Marsha Strauss Judith Fasone and Joseph R Mulford.
The Hillside Community Center will start an elementary gymnastics program for seven to eleven year olds living in Hillside, beginning Thursday January 28 1971. Jack Sorenson will lead the sessions. Sorenson is a Hillside High School track and football alumnus and a Montclair State College math major who holds the Hillside High pole vault record. The program aims to build strong bodies and sportsmanship. Call 923-1285 for details.
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