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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1958

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Hillside School District Vote Set For Tuesday

Hillside voters will elect five members to the Board of Education from six candidates and approve the next year’s budget. Polls open 2 pm to 4 pm at district schools. The budget totals about 1.397 million dollars with a 1.893 million overall spending plan and a proposed tax increase to cover salary and personnel costs. New pay scales would raise minimum teacher pay and add five new teachers to the Current Expense plan.

Hillside Fivce Board of Eduucation Hillside Board OF Education

Pather Son Night Plans Discussed by Progress Club

The Progress Club of Willside, meeting at Ewald Gottlober's home, 107 Bailey, discussed a father and son night to be held in March. Leon Shider read appeals for funds, and the program will be presented to the members at the next regular meeting. The Board of Education budget discussion followed with unanimous support. Mrs. Gottleber provided refreshments.

Pogress Club of Willside Ewald Gottlober Bailey Trman Charles Rohrlich Board of Education Gottleber

Roy Also Indorsed in Ninth District by Civic Association

Thomas A. Roy former chair of the Planning Board was the third candidate endorsed by the Ninth District Civic Association at a meeting hosted by John Baird of Valley View Road. The group previously endorsed Charles Mancuso and Albert Schoen. Three seats are to be filled in the election next Tuesday February 11. The association stressed the endorsement does not bind the candidates or imply shared views. The move reflects a push to advance educational growth in the school system.

Thomas A. Roy Plannning Board of Education Ninth District Civic Association Hame John Baird Valley View Road Charles Mancuso Albert Schoen Batyd Bairds

Conservative Breakfast Planned by Hillside Congregation

Membership Chairman Norm an Girkin and Dr. Sidney Stein announce a Sunday breakfast for the membership committee on February 9 at the Chancellor Delicatessen 3807 Chancellor Avenue. Afterward, personal calls target adding 100 families to the congregation.

Norman Girkin Sidney Stein Hillside Chancellor Delicatessen Chancellor Avenue

Township notes flattery letter and church news

Township Committee member Hy Schulman recalls a letter from Mrs. Gertrude De Brunner of Dover Avenue praising a kind "young man" who helped during a recent skid accident. Rev. Dr. Montgomery H Throop is named rector emeritus after four decades as a missionary in China. St Elizabeth's Guild promotes a St Valentine flier printed by a Newark firm using a typewriter and mimeograph.

Old Main Hy Schulman Gertrude de Brunner Dover Avenue ST. Elizabeth's Guild Edna Mes Newark

School Board Candidates Give Views and Qualifications

Candidates for the Board of Education outlined views and qualifications at a PTA night. Abe Charnack seeks reelection to finish the building program and notes service on major committees. Frank J. Th seeks a third term, citing classroom needs and enrollment growth. Charles S. Mirhcuso favors governance based on character and management. Thomas A. Roy emphasizes tax stability and public welfare. Albert Schoen proposes maintaining school facilities and Americanization courses. Michael Tobia aims to lead in business and community service through the Hillside school system.

Board of Education PTA Cornell Harden-Locker School Abe Charnack Omerous County Frank J Schooel Uswrship Ail Ministries Charles S. Mirhcuso Dom Ivic Association Minaster Fipaner Hillside Thomas A. Roy New York Roy Ao Sistarnes Albert Schoen Michael Tobia Wii el Fig Pal Atfins Sureey Cammilton

Birnbaum Dinner Group To Convene

The committee plans a testimonial dinner for Sidney Binbaum township attorney who completed six years as magistrate of Tillside Municipal Court. The event proceeds include ticket sales through committee members or Sut Van Deursen by phone. The dinner will be at Gat pom Clinton Manor Newark on February 26.

Sidney Binbaum Tillside Municipal Court J. Clarence van Doursen Joseph Rain Bernard Bernstein Sut van Deursen Clinton Manor Clinton Avenue Newark

Falk For GOP On Ambulance Squad

A history and work overview of the Hillside Ambulance Squad will be presented at the Hillside Republican Club meeting Thursday night February 13 at Polish American Hall 100 Bloy Street Johtind Dakubusiel. The president will appoint committees and emphasize a membership drive in notices to members.

Hillside Ambulance Squad Hillside Republican Club Bloy Street Johtind Dakubusiel Olit

Bodian Named to Bnai Brith United Nations Liaison Post

Appomattoon Monts Tay 1sld Bond Street Hillside lodge keyman Bodian was chosen by president Robert Rosenberg to serve on a 16 member United Nations liaison committee with an executive director. The committee acts as direct communication with the UN non governmental group and interprets its work for local lodge members. Bnai Brith has long supported UN activities and holds representatives on several UN committees.

Bond Street United “Nations Robert Rosenberg United Nations Mumburs Ail Iedin Keyonan Bai Beith Ban Micnelsen Gurventiy Bi Bath International Philip Kiniznick United States Detomy General Assembly

Special Program For Hebrew School Units Named

The article outlines a combined Hebrew School and Sunday School program led by Marh brs in charge The Moups and the service will include freshments and planting of rems in Tsidel Rabbishimany Bobreysty and Pr Michael Hoodhgare oversee the initiative.

Millside Pebrewy Tsidel Rabbishimany Bobreysty Michael Hoodhgare

Boy organist fills regular service at St Mary Magdalene

A 12 year old Newark boy Robert G Guilttand of 400 Martin Road fills in as organist at the Episcopal Church of St Mary Magdalene 137 Pomona Avenue Newark. Rector Rev William Macbeth says he is improving though his legs still need length to reach pedals. Robert has twice won honors at Griffith Music Foundation auditions and studies piano for four years. He accompanies PTA meetings at Kawimmerh Junior High and loves sports and fishing with his father.

Union Robert G. Guilttand Martin Roads Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene Pomona Avenue Newark William Macbeth Macbeth Robert Thomas Jefferson Elmer Yates George Godthaah Griffith Music Foundation Mildred J. Wagner Sprintfielt PTA Kawamerh Junior High School

Absurd Statistics On Schools Misleading Figures

Dr. Wayne Branom, Hillside School Superintendent, reports to the Board on misstatements about algebra geometry and science enrollment. He cites 1956-57 national data showing high ninth and tenth grade math enrollment and higher Hillside numbers, urging continued school improvements to sustain scientific advancement.

Sputnik Mutnik Wayne T. Branom Board of Education Branom Hillside Educational Policies Commission United States Office of Education Focal

Survey unit probes schools amid political clash and driver fined

A Township survey group probes the local school board amid a clash with Board of Education members who question its authority. The probe follows claims of political gimmickry and a conference being sought with Frank J. Will. Separately Theodore Mieczynski, 48, Newark, was fined 225 dollars for a December 24 drunken driving incident.

Theodore Mieczynski Urelinghuysengagerie Newark Dyuken Aliaing Road of Education Frank J. Will Henry G. Nulton

Charnack Cites Record on Hillside School Board Bid

Charnack, candidate for re election to the Hillside Board of Education, releases a final statement outlining three years of service and committee leadership. He asserts full attendance at board meetings and participation in county and national education conferences as proof of qualifications.

Board of Education Hillside Charnack Bead Imilar Whyel Ielie Educa Honal

Cana IV at Christ the King sermon and conference

Rev Gerard Murphy of Jersey City will be the guest speaker at Cana IV at 7 30 p m Sunday February 16 at Christ the King Church. Rev Gerard B Whelan will welcome enrolled couples and refreshments will follow served by Father Murphy and the Cana Council in charge led by Mr and Mrs Daniel Uhl.

Gerard Murphy Jersey City Cana IV Christ the King Church Gerard B. Whelan Cana Father Murphy Daniel Uhl Cana Council

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