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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1960
Page
5
A strong second quarter powered Hillside High to a 62-50 win over Union. After a 13-13 start, Hillside opened a 8-0 run to lead 34-23 at halftime. In the second half the margin drifted but Hillside held on with Checovski and Bailin tied for scoring honors at 17.
The Hillside Junior Sportsmen Club sponsored by the Hillside Recreation Department met at Harden-Lacker School last week. Guest speaker Joseph Richkus, past president of the Unions County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, gave a talk and demonstration and showed crow hunting movies. A film titled Exploring By Satellite was also shown.
Listings cover Christ the King Catholic Church and Immaculate Conception Ukrainian church services, First Church of Christ Scientist at 1251 Fairmont, Hillside Elks Club Masses, baptism times, and devotions. Also notes Hillside Presbyterian, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian, Westminster Young People, First Baptist and Franklin Memorial Methodist Church schedules in Newark area.
The document lists service times for Calvary Lutheran Church Bethany Pentecostal Faith Tabernacle and other churches and synagogues. It includes Sunday School times Morning and Evening Worship and midweek services, plus details for a Bar Mitzvah and Hebrew school sessions. It names pastors rabbis and addresses for Morris Parsonage Calvary Lutheran Church Maple Ave Key Morgan Wagner Edward H Schaumburg A Sutera I Sutera Eliezer Cohen H. Beryl Lasker and institutions Sinai Minionaires Esther Berkowita Hall Hebrew School.
A Hillside Times letter argues residents opposed to tax increases harmed school quality by blocking improvements. The writer condemns the audience for high living costs while resisting funding for laboratories and education, urges federal action over subsidies, and criticizes voters for not understanding modern educational needs.
Pauline A. Shipker of 121 Woodruff Place enlisted in the WAVES last week, per Chief Sanarman Ro masso. The Hillside High School 1950 graduate enters Navy training at Bainbridge Maryland. She earned the Girls Athletic Association trophy and other sports honors, after attending Newark National District School.
Letters to the editor urge Hillside residents to vote for the school budget amid repeated defeats. Michael Golden and Alice Gillmore highlight costs of elections and the need for funding to maintain quality teachers, supplies, and textbooks for Hillside High. Robert Koch cautions against continued budget defeats and stresses education as a key community asset.
Cub Pack 190 plans its Blue and Gold dinner at Kingston Restaurant Union on Thursday February 25 with awards, community singing and magician George Sands. The group will tour historic Philadelphia Friday March 26 leaving A P Morris School at 8 15 a m.
Peter G. Numanik a Hillside area Board of Education member thanked friends and voters for re election. He praised supporters and Hillside residents for their confidence and assistance in his campaign.
Valenti expresses sincere appreciation to voters and workers and pledges to serve the people. He says he will be available to all the community and believes the new board’s budget is reasonable and worthy of public support.
Mrs Mildred Hess of 167 Wilderstreet, elected to the Board of Education last week, issues a statement thanking citizens for their confidence and expression of support. She says she appreciates the community's trust and looks forward to serving.
A public figure thanks friends for time and effort in their behalf and commits to fulfilling duties with diligence and integrity in the entrusted office. The message emphasizes appreciation and pledge to serve with honesty.
College circles report that Lan Herman Arlein of 1457 Center Street placed on the Dean’s List at Bowling Green University Ohio for the first semester. Arlein is a senior and president of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity.
Fragmented OCR text shows a public notice style item referencing LSU Hin Palceda, the Manning owed, and a Town meeting or inspection event. It mentions a February 24 29 window and a school budget topic with public inspection and voting cues. The readable entities include names like LSU Hin Palceda, Manning, Clusia GE, and Towne, plus dates and a budget context.
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