Hillside High Band Conductor Sees Bright Future
Hillside High School band conductor Howard Toplansky outlines plans for a strong music program starting in elementary grades to build a potential 125 piece high school band. He stresses high standards, consistent attendance, and ensemble work, with possible Newark State College credit for seniors and exchanges with the college orchestra.
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Hillside High School
Howard Toplanksy
Hillside
Toplansky
Jevel Ami
Eiher
Calvin Cam Oridge School
Newark State
Post Office Places Britain Mail Under Immediate Embargo
The United States Postal Service imposed an embargo on mail to Great Britain after a British Postal Administration warning of a strike. Only mail addressed to American military personnel in the UK will be delivered. all other mail, surplus or air, is embargoed across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland while Northern Ireland remains exempt from the embargo.
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United States Postal Service
Great Britain
British Postal Administration
United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Ferrigno Campaign Calls Voter Turnout Vital for Education
Board of Education hopeful Peter A. Ferrigno spoke at two meetings hosted by Luis Cor at 1207 Woodruff Ave and Rosina Sozzolino at 29 Vine Street. He urged higher voter participation, tied tax money spent on education to outcomes, and advocated expanding technical and vocational programs in Hillside High. He pledged openness to Hillside citizens and their input if elected.
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Ferrigno
Austerity Call At George Washington PTA Meeting
Albert Schoen urged austerity as the George Washington PTA reviewed a 4.4 million dollar school budget up nearly 400 thousand from last year. He criticized the board for not matching spending to economic realities and proposed cutting a 3000 dollar yearly board vacation junket to reduce costs amid enrollment decline from 4000 to 3700.
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George Washington
PTA
Albert Schoen
Hillside Board of Education Budgets Salaries Rise
Mr. Al Attermann Finance Chairman presented the 1971-72 Hillside Board budget at George Washington PTA. The total budget is 4,394,502.63 dollars, up 474,023.75 from the current year. Of the increase 416,940 dollars funds salaries and contracted services, about 87 percent of the rise. The remaining 13 percent goes to program expansion and plant improvements.
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al Attermann
Hillside Board of Education
George Washington P.T.A
Hillside Advances Planning Board Alternates and Police Aid
Township Committee adopted first reading of an amendment adding two alternate members to the Planning Board to vote in rotation during absences. An Emergency Aid resolution funds police salaries for aid to nearby towns, with state reimbursement planned. Debate over senior citizen housing sparked by an irate resident, while officials push forward with seed funding and an attorney for the project.
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Township Committee
Planning Board
Glass TV
Hillside
Marvin Corwick
Corwick
Plainfield
Linden
Roselle
Rahway
Philip Nicholaus
Robert St
Menza
Hricko Maintains Nonpartisanship for Board Bid
Dorothy Hricko declares nonpartisan stance in Hillside Board of Education race. She stresses community roots in Ironbound and Hillside, pledges no name dropping, and plans to push expanded guidance, primary grade classes, and vocational funding with federal aid. She urges February 9 budget vote and seeks one of three votes on election day.
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Hillside
New Jersey
Board of Education
Lehner Pleased At Breakfast Turn Out
A January 17 1971 kickoff breakfast at Blue Ribbon Inn Hillside New Jersey drew 117 Gary D Lehner supporters. Lehner welcomed attendees and heard Arthur Ferguson present Lehner s civic contributions and support for his Board of Education bid. Ferguson urged votes and Lehner outlined qualifications before supporters split into district committees to promote the campaign.
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Blue Ribbon Inn
Hillside
New Jersey
Gary D. Lehner
Arthur Ferguson
Ferguson
Gary Lehner
Board of Education
Witte Heads Andrukite Campaign Team In Hill Side Education Bid
A campaign meeting at J. Arnold Witte’s home organized Eugene W. Andrukite’s bid for the Hillside Board of Education. Committee chairs were named including Helen Norton Dunny, Jerry McCann, Frank Light, Dah Hamryka, Anthony Tortorello, Sylvia Winters, J. Patrick Growney, Bob Meyer, and Chet Jagiello. Andrukite stressed a broad education program linking youth needs to industry and vocational paths.
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J. Arnold Witte
Eugene W. Anddrukite
Hillside Board of Education
Helen Norton Dunny
Jerry McCann
Frank Light
Dah~Hamryka
Anthony Tortorello
Sylvia Winters
J. Patrick Growney
Bob Meyer
Chet Jagiello
Transportation Committee
Parker Emphasizes Business Education in Hillside Schools
Dr. Robert Parker campaign speech at Henry Groh home pledges vocational and technical training in Hillside schools. He argues for up-to-date curricula and early business exposure, including consumer education, installment buying, interest, mortgages and fraud awareness to prepare students for the adult world.
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Robert Parker
Hillside Board of Education
Henry Groh
Dry¢ Parker
Hillside High School
Sam
Parker
Reale Campaign Momentum High
A wave of excitement in Hillside as Marie Padula Reale campaigns for the Board of Election. Over 150 workers pledged support at six meetings hosted by local figures. Beale spoke on budgets and nursing services while Reale urged a serious Industrial Arts major under modular scheduling and expanded guidance for non college bound students.
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Marie Padula Reale
Board of Election
Harold Fischer
Pat Casale
Charlotte de Filipo
Gerald Karlik
Prank Martucci
Manuel Cantor
Beale
Reale
No Lack Here Cites Valenti In Education Board Appeal
A campaign note quotes Jack Valenti, vice president and re election candidate for the Board of Education, arguing schools reflect the level of desire instilled. The brief cites Valenti on school quality and public education goals.
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Valenti
Jack Valenti
Board of Education
Hillside vows quality education over lack claims
Her First Yule praised supporters at a meeting and argued that some schools are labeled by lack of materials, teachers, or know how. He cited Hillside as an example where lack has no meaning, noting strong board support for remedial heading, speech therapy, and guidance counseling to validate quality education.
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Pers Ofowett
Board of Education
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