Taetzsch Sets Views on Pingry School Purchase
William Taetzsch a Board of Education candidate voiced cautious limits on acquiring Pingry School property. He noted price range 10 to 12 million dollars would burden taxpayers even with aid and raised questions on need location timing and racial balancing impacts along with long term planning and a call for thorough study.
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William Taetzsch
Board of Education
Pingry
Sherwood Koblenz
Mildred H Hess
Taetesch
Pinry
Hillside
Taetzsch
Virginia
DeFilippo Proposes Tot Safety Town for Hillside Schools
Hillside Board of Education candidate Mrs. Charlotte DeFilippo calls for an innovative traffic safety program named Tot Safety Town. A fenced 40 by 80 foot area with scaled roads, signs, signals, and vehicles would train kindergarten and first grade students in bike, scooter, wagon, and foot safety. Funded by a $1000 State Education mini grant, the setup aims to be transportable, supervised by police, and expand with additional state and federal funds without extra taxes.
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Charlotte DeFilippo
Hillside Board of Education
Hillside
DeFilippo
State Department of Education
Castelluccio Explains Reasons For Running For School Board
Joseph Castelluccio, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, outlines his reasons for running. He emphasizes voters’ right to know a candidate’s motives to make an intelligent choice, citing a sincere concern for the community’s youth as his primary motivation.
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Joseph Castelluccio
Hillside Board of Education
Castelluccio
Sisterhood To See Knot Demonstration
The Sisterhood of Sinai Torath Chaim meets in Esther Berkowite Hall Monday evening with program chair Mrs Eugene Abramowitz announcing macrame demonstration by Mrs Marvin Maltz owner and instructor at Leisure Arts Center Roselle Park. Maltz, a Hillside resident and former Newark teacher, brings craft expertise to the event while community service and youth programs are highlighted by other remarks.
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Sisterhood of
Sinai Torath Chaim
Esther Berkowite
Eugene Abramowitz
Marvin Maltz
Leisure Arts Centery
Roselle Park
Maltz
Macrame
Hillside
Newark
Bronze Star Awarded to Army Captain Popolizio in Vietnam
Captain Michael F. Popolizio 26 received the Bronze Star for meritorious service in Vietnam while serving as a contracting officer with the U.S. Army procurement agency near Saigon. Colonel Earl G. Boy presented the medal as Popolizio’s wife Eleanor and his background at Xavier High School and Fordham University are noted.
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Michael F. Popolizio
Vietnam
Popolizio
U.S. Army Procurement Agency
Saigon
Earl G. Boy
Xavier High School
New York
Fordham University
Eleanor
Paul St
Hillside
N.Y
Forte Seeks Change in Board of Education
Leonard Forte told an informal voter gathering the main election issue is a divisive Board of Education. He cited lack of cooperation, unanswered questions, and a need for a capable board to avoid disturbing problems such as recent high school disorder and a dual standard of discipline. A concerned parents group is urged to ensure follow up.
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Leonard Forte
Board of Education
Dry Lene
Lange Urges Board to Prioritize School Needs in Hillside
William Lange, candidate for Hillside Board of Education, argues remodeling the Administration building on Virginia Street is a lower priority than raising school facilities. He cites costs from 28 000 to 51 000 and says resources like resource center space, better lecture halls, and heating ought to come first for students. He questions whether board members serving on other committees hinder education duties and urges focused public service in one role.
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William Lange
Board of Education
Virginia Street
Lange
Hillside
Flannery criticizes budget delay at George Washington PTA
Michael Flannery, candidate for the Board of Education, told the George Washington School PTA that the budget process is rushed and opaque. He urged publishing the budget two to six months before the public hearing and questioned the use of funds, noting a $28,000 refurbishing plan for a meeting room while the school lacks a full-time principal. He recalled last year’s voter rejection saving $60,000 and pledged stronger financial management if elected.
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George Washington School
PTA
Michael Flannery
Board of Education
Modular Scheduling Backed by Lenz for Hillside Board
Dr E Thomas Lenz candidate for re election to Hillside Board of Education addressed George Washington School P T A. He highlighted education goals including sustaining modular scheduling, guiding the district through its challenges, expanding vocational training, and maintaining a sound budget. He cited board accomplishments and committee leadership while urging voter support. Also noted a Rutgers sociology student tracing 17 submarine sandwich names.
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E. Thomas Lenz
Hill~ Side
Lenn
Hillside
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