Public To Vote Tuesday On Budget and Board Seats
Residents will vote Tuesday February 10 on two school budget items totaling 3 198 913 88 and three seats on the Board of Education Incumbents Bierman Attermann and Lordi seek re election while Eben Geraci and Lehner run for the three open seats The school budget year 1970 71 totals 8 857 028 88 up 472 390 75 with tax rate up about 32 points Negotiations on teacher salaries resume at 4 p m today after a budget vote without an agreement on salaries and a possible second referendum if the final funds exceed the approved amount Page 1 calls for salaries 2 465 950 and notes PTA turnout and the year end surplus of 66 338 plus five new teachers and other spending factors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Seymour Bierman
Adolph Attermann
Alfred Lordi
Jerome Eben
John Geraci
Gary Lehner
Hillside Education Association
Bierman
PTA
al Atterman
Peter Humanik
Bierman Praises Six Year Board of Education Record
Seymour Moe Bierman, candidate for re election to the Board of Education, reviewed six years of board accomplishments at a home meeting. He cited modular scheduling, expanded school nursing, new superintendent and high school leadership, stronger guidance counseling, and a new trade and industry program in Union County. He highlighted snow removal equipment, better lighting, and window replacement projects, plus rebuilt tennis courts, a wrestling mat, and varsity bowling as achieved during his tenure.
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Seymour
Moe) Bierman
Board of Education
Bierman
Union County
Moe
Activites
Hillside
Hillside Week Meeting Calls Homecoming Plans
Hillside week opens with a meeting of Mrs. Harold Ragoff’s committee at Temple Shomrei Torah on Sunday February 8 at 10 30 to plan the homecoming for College Youth of the Temple. Entertained: Buttondowns from Pingry School performed for Hillside Rotary with Antoine duBourg directing and Theodore Mayhew arranging the program. Blue Ribbon Inn plans its third annual St Valentine’s Day Dance February 14 with Spanky Plus Two. Hillside Industrial Association board and officers set noon Wednesday at College Inn. Police log notes break in at Interstate Iron Works and several auto incidents including thefts entries and damage. Three Newark juveniles were apprehended for truancy and trespassing and released to parents.
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Harold Ragoff
Temple Shomrei Torah
Temple
Hillside Rotary Club
Pingry School
Antoine duBourg
Theodore Mayhew
Pingry
Blue Ribbon Inn Pleasure Club
Blue Ribbon Inn
Hollywood Avenue
Spanky
Eevee
Hillside Industrial Association
College Inn
Newark
Conklin Ave
Hela Yungst Named 1970 New Jersey Flower and Garden Show Queen
Newark State College student Hela Yungstot si Alitadte 30 earns Miss New Jersey Flower and Garden Show 1970 crown. She will reign at Morristown Armory from April 3 to 9 amid spring pageantry alongside the 1970 Princess. Yungst also gathers titles as Miss Newark State College and Glamour Top Ten College Girl, with a busy schedule of music, theater, charm instruction, and sports.
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Hela Yungst
New Jersey
Hela Yungstot Si Alitadte
Newark State
Hela
Aiiggi
Newark State Theater Guild
Desdemonavin
Abigail Willdame
Arthur Miller
Eben Appeals To Voters On School Board Election
Jerome L. Eben seeks a Hillside Board of Education seat urging registered voters to turnout February 16th. He cites youth energy and public concerns raised at PTA meet events and quotes Senator Hugh Scott on listening to the young and finding common ground for measured changes.
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Jerome L. Eben
Board of Education
Hillside
Eben
Hugh Scott
Geraci urges high school nursery school proposal
John Geraci Sr prospectively presents adding a nursery school to the high school curriculum. He argues students gain real child care experience under supervision with health checks, citing Camden High School as a model and calling the plan a three star blessing for students parents and the school.
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John Gerect Sr
Geraci
Camden High School
New Jersey
Gerac
New Slant on News Girls Visit Township Committee
Twenty two Girl Scouts from Troops 216 and 434 at Christ the King School attended the Township Committee meeting Tuesday evening as part of their Active Citizenship badge. Leaders Mrs. Frank Heim and Mrs. Peter Evanik accompanied them. During adjournment the group asked questions and noted the proceedings as part of their civic lesson. One girl quipped to the press table about seeing “lady presses.”
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Christ the King School
Frank Heim
Peter Evanik
Petition Urges Ban on Heavy Trucks on Long Ave
Residents of Long Avenue press township committee to ban trucks over five thousand pounds and restrict parking to the north side. The committee temporarily moved trucks off the street while seeking an immediate solution. Roger Donat led the 325 petitioners citing thirty nine accidents in fifteen months with nineteen from parked trucks. Cahill Electronics to relocate trucks to municipal pool lot for two weeks as interim measure. Continued on Page 2.
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Long Avenue
Alexander Ménza
Roger Donat
Long Ave
Donat
William Cahill
Long
Congregation Sinai Torath Chaim to Honor Halper at 45th Dinner
Joseph C. Berger announces Lou Halper as guest of honor for the 45th Anniversary Dinner of Congregation Sinai Torath Chaim Hillside to be held March 29 at Maplewood Manor. Halper, long-time trustee and treasurer candidate, is a Hillside civic donor and prominent local business leader.
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Joseph C. Berger
Congregation Sinai Torath Chaim
Hillside
Lou Halper
Maplewood Manor
Harper
State of Israel
Ask Cooperation On Parking Regs
Hillside Police call public cooperation on parking rules to aid snow and ice safety. Road Dept needs access to equipment. snow routes prohibit parking when covered. violators face summons and towing at owner expense. Regulations aim to keep streets clear and traffic flowing.
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Hillside Police Department
Hillside
Thawing Rink Brings Old Fashioned Winter Fun
Bristol-Myers field hosts an ice skating scene supervised by Hillside Recreation from 3 30 p m to dusk on weekdays 9 a m to dusk Saturdays and 9 a m to 5 p m Sundays since the last freeze begun January 12 An overhead shelter with benches was completed last week and vandal damage repaired Look for the red ball on the fence.
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Bristol-Myers
Hillside Recreation Department
Almanac
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Times
Calvin Coolfarge School
Bierman Reviews Board
Interstate Iron Works Co
Chestnut Ave
John Rab
Hiawatha Ave
Bright St
John Armstrong
North Ave
Acces
AUTO
Frank DeSanto
Schley St. Siece
George Bursac
Dunellen
JoAnn Monetti
Liberty Ave
Maris Freda
Mill Road
Irvington
Christ the King Church
Hola Yuager
Jareey
I.K
Bus’ Christen - Sen
Wood Ridge
Henry Yungst
Ita
Paul
P.T.A
Slanton
Page
Halper
Hillside Bonds For Israel Committee
Hillside Lodge
B’nai B'rith
Spe. NJ
B'nai B'rith
Young Men's Hebrew Club
Halper Bros. Paper Co
Elizabeth
Ida
Robert
Hiheide
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