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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1969
Page
3
The Hillside Times urges a Yes vote on both the capital outlay and current expense items in the February school budget referendum. It argues salary and benefit increases align with regional norms and are needed for qualified staff, textbooks, reading help, music and physical education, warning that disapproval would hinder progress and quality.
A Hillside Human Relations Committee letter to Board of Education candidates urges curricu lum and staff changes to reflect a multicultural America. It cites literature and organizations like the ADL and Urban League for sensitivity training and urges inclusion of minority groups in instruction and staff.
John Oterson and family express sincere thanks to all who participated in making a scholarship possible. They acknowledge limited ability to thank everyone personally and hope to reach all involved through the Hill side Times. 375 Hollywood Ave.
Florida State University in Tallahassee offers a fully computer taught introductory physics course for 30 freshmen, claimed as the first accredited college class run without a human instructor. The Hillside Ambulance Squad trains volunteers in first aid and ambulance operations, offering members community service and varied experiences.
Mrs. June S. Fischer, sole woman candidate for the Board of Education, urges voters to support the budget next Tuesday. She highlights luncheon improvements and calls for language instruction at elementary schools, backing a PTA committee’s findings. She also criticizes guidance focus on college placement, urging attention to non-college paths.
Vito J Menza reports a six week campaign with all literature mailed and distribution complete. Supporters and district captains plan for turnout with one final house to house distribution set for Sunday. The campaign notes heightened interest among younger voters and greater significance placed on the Board of Education.
The Hillside Times weekly edition lists publication details for February 6 1969 with the Hill side Times Publishing Co Inc address 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey 07205 and staff roles for Sidney Silverstein Sarah Silverstein Gail Brown. Subscriptions are 4.50 per year in the United States and single copies cost 10 cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
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