TV Class Produces Mock TV Parodies by Students
Eighth grade groups created scripts based on favorite shows and presented them to classmates. Parodies included The Mucky Tiger Floor Show resembling The Mary Tyler Moore Show and satires of Medical Center Sesame Street and Dragnet style programs.
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Acter
Seile Center
Medical Center
Marinet
Meryl Friedenberg
Tamie Curte
Barbara Beale
Lynn Epstein
Janie Larkis
Ruth Kogan
A.P. Morris School
Hillside Photo Service
Tax hike outlined in Hillside school budget for 1973-74
Hillside Board of Education votes a tentative 1973-74 school budget totaling 5,229,208 dollars, up 541,948 from the current budget. A tax increase of 83 points per 100 dollars is needed, with voters voting on February 13. Public hearing set January 29 at 7 pm at Walter O. Krumblegel School.
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Board of Education
Mir. Moe Bierman
Hillside Board of Faucation
A. P. Mors Ris Pta
Marburger
P Morris
At & Pm
Walter O. Krumblegel
Richard Hess
Louis J. Hess and Son
Hillside Ave
I Millside Rotary Club
Caroll Dolan
Hess
Milkmobile To Visit Hillside Schools Next Week
The Dairy Council of Northern New Jersey Milkmobile will visit Hillside elementary schools on January 24 and 25. The 30 foot aluminum trailer offers a five minute narrated display from milk’s origin to modern processing, teaching nutrition and the dairy industry to 13 to 20 students per session. It appears at George Washington School January 24 morning, Calvin Coolidge School January 24 afternoon, and Saybrook Annex School January 25.
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Hillside
Dairy Council of
Jorthern
New Jersey
Dairy Counci
George Washington School
Pillside
Calvin Coolidge School
Saybrook Annex School
Hillside Week features bail reform bill backed by Menga
Assemblyman Alexander J. Menga introduces a bill to let accused post their own bail, with 10 percent on misdemeanors and 10 percent in serious cases. The measure aims to relieve poor defendants and was released by the assembly judiciary committee on Monday.
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Alexander J. Menga
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Township committee eyes pool fee increase for 1973 season
The township attorney to draft an ordinance raising swimming pool fees. Family memberships would cost 80 dollars and individuals 40 dollars while senior citizens stay at 15. officials cited red ink and declining memberships. The Old Guard advocated free access for seniors. others urged full pricing. A public hearing is planned, with continuation on Page 6.
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Central Ave
Eugene An
Drukite
Charles Mancuso
David Brown
The
Old Guard
Ie Faught
Hillside
Kulish
Goldhor Wins Welfare Director Battle In Township
Superior Court Judge John A. Ackerman ruled in Elizabeth that Jean Goldhor remains township welfare director, rejecting efforts to oust her after 20 years in office. The decision allows Goldhor to continue, with a reduced salary of 3900 annually as the post becomes part time.
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Jean Goldhor
Superior Court
John A. Ackerman
Elizabeth
Goldhor
Joan Keizer
James C. Welsh
Emanuel Gersten
Eugene Andrukite
Nancy Light
Te Foes Commitisere
Juesuay Flight
Kulish
Welfare Post
Jaycees Sponsor Pre School in Hillside Weeklong Event
Hillside Mayor John G. Kulish proclaims Jaycee Week January 21 to 27 to honor the Jaycees community service. The group announces a spring Pre School Program at the Community Center with 507 Tillman Street chair Paul Earle and last year’s chair Robert Parochniack.
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Hillside
John G. Kulish
Jaycees
Paul Earle
Tillman Street
Robert Parochniack
Hillside Jaycees
P.O. Box
N.J
Jaycees Toys For Tats
The
P.O. Box 51
Center
Richard Middleton
Jerome L. Eben
Jaycee
Qualifications for Hillside school board candidates
The New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers urges candidates to view themselves as representatives of the community while reflecting its diverse ethnic and cultural groups. It lists key qualifications including belief in public schools as essential to democracy and education shaping the whole child.
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New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hillside Times
Presidents Council
Hillside Pta
Parent-Teacher Association
Confidence Vote Fails on Repeal of Hillside Pay Increase
At a Hillside board meeting, a five to three vote with one abstention defeated a motion by Robert Parker to rescind the November pay raise for School Superintendent Dr. Anthony Avella amid claims of leadership lack and disputes over modular scheduling. The meeting saw heated exchanges among board members, administrators, and audience, with further actions including a scheduled public hearing, a preschool funding tabled, and a court injunction against arbitration with the Hillside Education Association looming.
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Anthony Avella
Board of Education
Avella
Robert Parker
Schoor
Christman
Parker
Mod
Robert Searles
Searles
Hillside
Helen
Marie Beale
William Taetzsch
Ayella
Lordi
Avelia
Hillside Times
Jerry Eben
Hillside Jaycees
Bierman
Ben
Jaycees
Catherine Pease
Estelle Edelson
Reale
A_P Morris
Nicaragua
Hierman
Lord
Hillside Education Association
Tration Board
Bet En Ee Ee
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Ach Grew
Arthur J. Ferguson
Hillside High School
Hillside Police
Hillside Firemen
Little League Women
Pop Warner
Little League All - Stars
Route 1
Patrick A. Ambile
Renee B. Lobbe
Toretta Aridgides
Lois J. Mattson
Dorothy Efthemios
John W. Opsepchuki
Eugene Goldsman
Diane M. Pydeski
Lewis P. Janowsky
Kathleen Tuttle
Marc Katchen
Daniel Weinglass
Frank LaPrute
Clementina Zito
ROB
Jerry Brooks
Leo St
North Broad St
John Myers
Leslie St
Plymouth
TAKE
William Friedman
Springfield
Nis
Protean
Gerald Bates
Bernard Terrace
OLD UP
Manzione
Gillmore
Keizer
Goluber
Ms. Goldhor
Kuligh
PTA
Clint Bolick
Albert Guietes
Walter O Krumblege
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