Board candidate touts three years on Hillside panel
Bill Taetzsch seeks re election to Hillside Board of Education praising three years on the board as money in the bank. He notes the 1974 75 budget had the smallest increase in a decade and was approved after community outreach with charts. He credits four negotiated contracts and aims to continue using experience to serve Hillside voters.
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Bill Taetzsch
Board of Education
Hillside
Taetzsch
Taetasch
Weekly Horoscope Forecast For February 9 To 15
Aries warned of shifting friendships and jealousy as a relationship surprise from the opposite sex rises this week. Taurus may see a lucky break boosting spending appetite, cautioning against debt. Gemini faces authority indecision that may leave you overlooked, seek new opportunity. Moonchild advised against purchases amid deception risks. Capricorn urged to act boldly in finances with long term payoff, while old friend tips could help. Aquarius may grow sensitive to others' faults, Pisces reflects on the hurtful truth about love.
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Taurus
Moonchild
Gail Schwartz Earns ASHA Certificate in Speech Pathology
Gail Schwartz, daughter-in-law of Mr and Mrs Milton Schwartz of Hillside, receives a Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech Pathology from the American Speech Hearing Association. She graduated with honors from Temple University with a BA in Spanish and an MA in Speech Pathology, worked at Children’s Specialized Hospital in Westfield, and now maintains a private practice in Elizabeth.
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Gail Schwartz
Milton Schwartz
Hillside
American Speech & Hearing Association
Schwartz
Temple University
Children’s Specialized Hospital
Westfield
Elizabeth
Menza To Speak At Hadassah Husbands Night Meeting
Hillside Hadassah plans its annual Husbands Night at 8:30 p.m. on February 11 at Temple Shomret Torah Salem Ave. Guest speaker Alexander J. Menza, former Hillside Municipal Township Attorney now New Jersey State Senator, active in mental health and bilingual education laws. Mrs. Anne Sornstein is president.
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Hillside Chapter of
Hadassah
Temple Shomret Torah
Salem Ave
Alexander J. Menza
Hillside
N.J
Anne Sornstein
Abe Lincoln story boosts doors with name power
A Florida insurance man, Abe Lincoln of St. Petersburg, says his well known name opens doors. He works for Lincoln National Life and draws pay from Lincoln Liberty Bank. His boss is Larry Booth.
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Abe Lincoln
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Lincoln National Life
Lincoln Liberty Bank
Booth
Larry Booth
Auditions for Hillside Firehouse Theatre Wed Evening
Hillside Community Players announce auditions on Wednesday at 8 p m at the Hillside Firehouse Theatre for two productions a children s play and a melodrama Seeking new members to expand the repertory The children s play tours begin in March directed by Romeo J Bryant Bryant known for Firehouse productions and guest roles on Roar of the Greasepaint The Hill side Hill side Play reading committee led by Wes Meltzer narrows melodrama selections casting pending hero heroine and villain basics.
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Hillside Firehouse Theatre
Hillside Community Players
Romeo J. Bryant
Hillside
Bryant
Firehouse
the Playreading Committee
Wes Meltzer
Meltzer
Act Entertainment
Housing aid under 1974 act aids elderly housing programs
The Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 reinstates Section 202 housing programs with changes, providing low interest loans to nonprofit sponsors for elderly housing. The HUD secretary may borrow up to 800 million dollars to fund direct loans at government rates plus admin costs, and a 75 million dollar Section 236 interest subsidy is authorized, with at least 20 percent reserved for seniors.
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Merly
HUD
Treasury
Lange: Board Wastes Time On Petty Politics
Education President William Lange denounces the board for petty politics while campaigning for reelection. He cites delays in appointing a custodian of school funds and late major issues discussed before public meetings. He urges harmony and a fresh start with outside help to align goals for Hillside schools.
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Lange
William Lange
Hillside
Board of Education
Robert Searles
Joseph DiMario
DiMario
Hillside Times
Ldueton
Tielf
Editor’s Quote Book Caption Reflects Stevenson Wisdom
A quotation from Robert Louis Stevenson honors a man who meant well tried a little failed much and need not be ashamed. The line suggests dignity in effort and resignation to outcome as a moral epitaph.
Hillside Times begins 1975 weekly edition in Hillside
The Hillside Times published weekly by Moses Publishing Company at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey dated Thursday February 6 1975 volume 51 number 16 announces editors Moses Levine Zonderman and staff details and subscription rates for the year with New Jersey press association membership and post office status in Elizabeth New Jersey.
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the Hillside Times
North Broad Street
Moses Publishing Company
Hillside
New Jersey
Thomas L. Moses
Bernard Levine
Sylvia Zonderman
New Jersey Press Association
Elizabeth
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