School Board Election Set for February 10
Four members of the Board of Education will be elected and the 1959 60 budget voted at the annual district meeting Tuesday February 10 from 2 to 9 pm. Three 3 year terms and one 2 year unexpired term are on the ballot with five candidates for 3 years and three for 2 years. The budget totals Current Expense 1468950 and Repairs and Replacements 42750 shaping the school tax levy for July 1. Favorable support urged voters to show interest as the board controls nearly half the local tax funds.
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Board of Education
T. Lute Share
Charles 5. Mancuso
John Beattie
Sheldon Koch
Jean A. White
Frank J. Hill
Marvey Stone
Mildred S. Bean
John G. Walsh
Board
Stone Asks Public Vote In Election
Harvey Stone, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education 2 year unexpired term, concluded his campaign by urging voters to consider the school budget which makes up about half of the tax dollar. He said he has business experience and community service leadership and seeks support for the upcoming election on Tuesday February 10.
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Harvey Stone
Board of Education
Hillside
Stone
Absentee ballots forwarded to Hill side residents in 2001 election
The article notes absentee ballots were sent to 15 Hill side residents per Mrs Hele n of the Board of Education for the 2001 election next week. It mentions Bermuda Bahamas Florida Havana and a Roselle Park woman cited for a red light ticket on North Broad Street Le Hue with 31 years of clean driving and a sun glare explanation. A Rudolph Zalowitz attorney used a tape recorder to argue there was no traffic at North Broad and Le Hue.
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Helen
Board of Education
Bermuda
Bahamas
Florida
A P. Kirkpatrick
Havana
Roselle Park
Westminster Avenues
Lord
Elizabeth
Rudolph L. Zalowitz
North Broad Street
Lehue
Xington
Share's Service To Youth Cited
The article notes Share emphasizes staying close to youth to keep an objective view on Hillside education. It cites his work with youth groups and his roles in Little League, the South Ward Boys Club, and Hillside recreation programs. He urges Hillside residents to vote to fill four board vacancies.
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Share
Beter
Board of
Little League
Tmillside
South Ward Boys Club
Newark
Hillside
Board of Recreation
Armed Forces
Koch Outlines School Board Campaign Platform
Sheldon Koen pledges a three year term on the Board of Education and outlines his plan. He supports progressive education and increased educational benefits via federal grants with no new taxes, plus enrichment courses for all students. He appeals to parents and taxpayers to support him on February 10.
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Sheldon Koen
Canunate
Board of Education
Koch
Thumbly
Teacher Industry Program at Hillside High on Wednesday
Hillside leaders visit Milside High School on February 1 for Teacher Industry Day from 9 30 a m to 2 p m to observe teaching methods and student guided tours. Activities include plant representatives discussing subjects, an open lunch discussion, and teachers sharing how they teach skills and knowledge.
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Hillside
Milside High School
Wayne T. Branom
Harlow Curtis
Bristol-Myers Company
Hillside Industrial Association
Joseph Ram
Board of Education
Branom
Ron Custer
Custer
Hillside High School
Brinom
Public call for greater election participation in Hillside School system
Mrs. Albert Wy Scaccia, former PTA Presidents Council leader, urged broader public involvement in the Board of Education election. She noted Hillside’s growth with 3,102 pupils in 1949-50 rising to 4,157 in 1957-58, supported by 218 staff and 1,831,856.16 dollars in annual spending.
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Albert Wy. Scaccia
P.T.A. Presidents Council
Board of Education
Hillside
Candidate Quits School Race Over Residence Questioned
Enid Goldman withdraws from the Board of Education race citing uncertainty about legal residence rules under New Jersey law. Her name remains on the ballot due to absentee ballots already mailed. She apologizes for the confusion and thanks supporters while urging voters to participate.
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Enid Goldman
Beechwood Place
Board of Education
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Board of Education Election Set For February 10
Voters go to the polls on Tuesday February 10 for the Board of Education election in district 29 PLM. The notice emphasizes polling locations and eligibility.
Beattie Urges Budget Vote and Board Candidates
Beattie, candidate for a three year Board of Education term, asks all residents to vote next Tuesday on the budget and select three candidates for three year terms plus one for the unexpired term. He says the board handles about half the taxpayer's spending and turnout shows the will of the majority. Township Attorney Sidney Birnbaum was asked to draft an ordinance creating a physicians panel to share duties with the township physician Dr. Joseph Peyser says calls average over 300 yearly and 60 percent are answered by him. The panel would include the township physician and four other doctors on call weekly and every fifth weekend, with a $2000 annual fee and a $25 fee for drunk driving testimony. Present compensation for the township physician is $1400. Continued on Page 8.
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Sohn Beattie
Board of Education
Beattie
Ixpayer
Heakin
Sidney Birnbaum
Tuesday Hight
Joseph Peyser
de Pe
Sician
Peyser
Fraternity Volunteers Help Hillside Public Library
Members of the Lamboa Chapter Phi Fraternity performed fourteen hours of community service at the Hillside Public Library. Volunteers included Lenoy Selesner Steve Rosenstein Ja Schwartz Lenny Tischer Honard Schilder Cliff Stein and Norman Chanin under student arrangements led by the chapter chairman.
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Lipsier Vaimbda Phi Fraternity
Lamboa
Hillside
Hillside Public Library
Lenoy Selesner
Steve Rosenstein
Ja Schwartz
Lenny Tischer
Honard Schilder
Cliff Stein
Norman Chanin
Tischle
Walsh Seeks Board of Education Seat With Budget Focus
Johny G Walsh campaign speech at Mr M s home cites a township budget exceeding a million dollars urging voters to elect a qualified businesslike candidate. He argues education receives a large share of taxes and notes neighbors should vote to support his candidacy citing sincerity honesty and ability. Election 29 P.M.
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Charles S. Mancuso
Town Bakery
Liberty Ave
Mrs. White
Ersor
Browney Funeral Home
Broad
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Walsh
M's
Karl Ross
Northvenue
Johny G. Walsh
Minh
Sail
Nyw
Ross
Jack Redlus
RED Heart
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