Hillside Times Publication Details and Rates
The Hillside Times announces weekly publication from 15 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey with Thursday issue timing. Subscription price is 3.50 annually. single copies available. postage rates apply for Canada and other countries. printing and publishing by Wilgsvs Times Publishing Co with business manager Doherty Reaplan.
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Communications Policy Jeers Invites Readers' Letters
The TIMMS announces it will publish jeers and reader communications while excluding certain submissions. It requires the sender's full address in every contribution, and notes some categories will not be printed.
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Vote Yes On A Fair School Budget
The editorial urges voters to approve the school budget on February 24 citing essential operating costs, inflation pressures, and a responsible plan by the Citizens Advisory Committee on Education. It warns against fear tactics and calls for public confidence, arguing budget aims are fair and necessary for a good school system.
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Citizens Advisory Committee On Education
Board of Education
Anothe
Jo Mauch
Hillside Education Budget Drive Faces Citizens Committee Split
About 75 teachers and residents attended a meeting urging support for the budget. Mrs Mildred Raphael proposed forming a Citizens Committee on Education to promote the budget, while Frank J Hill urged screening candidates only for the budget, not elections. A temporary steering group was chosen to organize events, public forums, and publicity efforts to explain the budget and reassure voters.
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Mildred Raphael
Citizens Committee On Education
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Frank J. Hill
Raphael
Hill
Mire
Alan-Weisentett
Citizens Committee
Rapier
Sal Frank
Weisenfeld
Sheldon W. Koch
Adolph Winston
Jerome Rothgesser
Philip Schectman
Phyllis Brogan
Hillside Teachers Association
Donald E. Gillmore
Hillside Avenue
P.T.A
Jean Manheim
Nalyze de
Schectman
Sinai Plans 35th Anniversary Banquet
Sinai Congregation and Sisterhood map plans for their 35th anniversary banquet. The banquet committee met at Maple venues home to finalize details for a dinner dance on Saturday April 27 at Holtz Auditorium in the new Sinai building. Abraham Mankiewicz serves as general chairman of the building fund drive.
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Barry
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Front Row
Tom
Herman Baron
Abraham Mankowitz
Cantor
David Taub
Harry Stadlin
Manual Pogash
Matthew Brams
Abraham Zuckerman
Herman Lansey
Jack Kaufman
Leo Arch
Abe Newman
Louis Harper
David Kesoff
Dan D. Diamond
Sinal
David Tath
Maple
Holtz
Sinaibiebten Scho
B. Abraham Manke Witt
Bwiltine Fund
Potplmlt
United Fund
Union County
Frank Conway
Lester Hecht
Center
Union
Union County Retail Liquor Stores Association
Abraham Aslander
Greenwood Terrace
Koch Urges Budget Vote After Board Election Loss
Former candidate Don W Koch thanks supporters and urges township residents to vote for the budget on February 24. He stresses citizen turnout as crucial and warns that voter apathy can lead to dangerous outcomes.
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Koch
Church Installs Officers and Deacons at Sunday Service
Rev Arthur Northwood led the Whit abeth Avenue Presbytery church service installing officers. Mrs Ernest L Ewertsen Mes Emmet T White and Robert W Keller were installed. Dominic A Cavicerita was ordained and installed as deacon. Arthur Luann Le Roy Krampetz named deacons. Fred Sieinser and Harold Reinhard became deacons. Trustees named Thomas Chamberlain Bert Danalyer Alban Kondals.
Women in Hostess Roles Highlighted at Princeton Colloquium
Students from three universities attended a weekend Princeton colloquium organized by a Foundation. Religious services and a panel on The Problem of Authority in Judaism featured Irving M. Levey of Princeton on historical and philosophical context, Benzion Gold of Harvard on traditional views, and Richard Israel of Yale on liberal perspectives.
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Annie Yalena
Princeton
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Irving M. Levey
Benzion Gold
Harvard
Richard Israel
Yale
Hillside Chapter ORT Board Meeting in Newark Tonight
The Hillside Chapter of Women’s American ORT holds a board meeting at 87 Lyons Avenue Newark tonight at 8 30 pm. Helen Zipper vice president of membership will preside as the meeting officer.
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Hillside Chapter of
Women's American Ort
Milliestersohn
Lyons Avenue
Newark
Helen Zipper
Plea For Elks Crippled Kids Fund
Mayor V William Di Buono signs a proclamation urging residents to back the annual Elks Crippled Children's Committee appeal. Exalted Ruler James McGinty and trustees Albert Renner and Louis A. Dischler stand with him. Hillside Lodge spends near $1,000 yearly and the State Elks seek $200,000.
Blue Gold Dinner for Pack 99 Held at School
Blue and Gold dinner for Pack 99 will be on February 20 at 6 pm in the school cafeteria. Willie Bob Roddy of Union County Scout headquarters will speak. dinner chair is Mrs. Mary Yegley. Cub achievement awards will be given by Committeeman Joseph Opsosnik.
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Willie Bob Roddy
Union County Scout Headquarters
Mary Yegley
Joseph Opsosnik
Paul F. Korlesky
Josephine Yankins
Sue Giametta
Lapp Thanks Voters for Budget Support
Arthur H. Lapp, successful candidate for the Board of Education, thanked friends and voters for backing him. He urged Fillsside residents to vote Yes on the School Budget February 24, stressing the budget is sound and that funds are needed to maintain education for children.
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Arthur H. Lapp
Board of Education
Fillsside
Lapp
F Education
Hallside
Ondes
Cub Pack 195 Plans Father Son Dinner and Beloved Events
Cub Pack 195 hosted a Father and Son dinner at the Sinai synagogue with den mothers serving. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen delivered the invocation and awards were presented by Arthur Berne and A Tarler. A monument fund for the Boy Scout movement was solicited. Ceremonies continued with Sabbath services at Sinai.
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Sinai Synagogue
Eliezer Cohen
Arthur Berne
A. Tarler
Bach Ch
Whations Budget Vote and Police Funeral Procession
Three districts with prior budget rejection showed higher turnout on the second vote. AFRW Board of Education members near 7 Court. Jack Valenti linked as a new member visiting regularly. Chief of Police Paul F. Korlesky honored in countywide funeral with police from multiple agencies and Elks. procession traced to Connecticut Farms Cemetery, Union.
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AFRW
Board of Education
Jack Valenti
Henry Goldhoy
Valenti
Ree Ae
Paul F. Korlesky
Essex County
Union County Park Police
Union County Police Chiefs Association
Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Hillside
Connecticut Farms Cemetery
Union
Miller Wins 10 Dollar Award From General Motors
Wilbur G. Miller of 103 Hillside Avenue was awarded 10 dollars by General Motors Corp Linden for his suggestion to change the use of a spot weld.
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Wilbur G. Miller
Hillside Avenue
General Motors Corp
Linden
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