Unusual Public Hearing Highlights Budget Debate
At a Newark area public hearing on the Board of Education budget last week Joe Ram former board president and vocational arts teacher urged higher pay than the $9 000 maximum deeming it insufficient to retain quality teachers He called for better facilities and modern equipment Irvin P Sowers a retired Hillside teacher challenged Ram noting progress in labs training and equipment and praising moderate pay raises Mrs Phyllis Brogan Hillside Ave School teacher and former Hillside Education Association president was named to the New Jersey Education Association constitution revision committee marking a notable advance in county education circles
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
American Can Co
Westinghouse Electric Co
Coco Steel Corp
School District Election Sets Three Board Seats and Budget
The annual meeting on Tuesday February 13 runs 2 to 9 pm across district polling places. The 1962-63 budget totals 2 190 903 with a 67 306 tax rise and two ballot items Current Expense 2 004 646 and Capital Outlay 4 000 under the National Defense Education Act. A fieldhouse at Woodfield Stadium costing 25 000 would be funded from the High School additions surplus. Three board seats are up for three years, Walter Howell seeks reelection among five candidates Frank Un A Feltman Robert Lipson Eugene C Kolakowski and Emil E Crisafulli.
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Frank UN A. Feltman
Robert Lipson
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Emil E. Crisafulli
Voters To Ballot On Mothers Collect $2200 In March
180 Hillside women joined the 1962 Mothers March for the March of Dimes despite cold weather, raising about $2200. City officials credited the effort to many organizations and volunteers, with PAL facilities and Jesters Motor Club aiding collection efforts.
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Jesters Motor Club
Harry Miller
Schleifer Backs Education Budget Support Vote
Max Schleifer, chair of the Town ship Committee Finance, urged adoption of the Board of Education budget on February 13. He defended the budget as carefully examined and said citizens benefit from a strong education program and duty to fund schools. He warned education shapes national survival and urged voters to say YES.
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Board of Education
Schleifer
Hillside
Leaders of
America
Candidate Night At Italian Club For Board Of Ed Candidates
The Italian American Civic Association hosts Candidate Night on Thursday February 8 at 8 30 p.m. at the College Inn. All residents may hear the Board of Education candidates discuss their qualifications with moderator Carmen Ferrigno guiding the event.
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Hillside Industries Approves 1962-63 School Budget
The Hillside Industrial Association finds the 1962-63 school budget acceptable after a finance committee review. Led by Jack A. Mayers and Harvey W. Peace Jr, the panel deemed the budget free of excess costs and aligned with education needs amid a three percent rise. The association represents most township industries and funds half the community taxes.
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Jack A.mayers
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
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Bennett Pringle
Democrats Plan Essay Contest in Hillside
The Hillside Democratic Club will run an essay contest open to Hillside residents attending private and public high schools. The topic is Should everyone be interested in politics. First prize is 50 dollars, second prize a 25 dollar Savings Bond. Contest starts February 8 with a planning meeting held February 5 at Bernard Bernstein’s home. Committee members include Mrs Peggy Roche Frank Feltman Albert Menza Carmen Ferrigno Michael Golden and Mrs Jean Bernstein.
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Peggy Roche
Frank Feltman
Albert Menza
Carmen Ferrigno
Michael Golden
Jean Bernstein
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