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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
9
The article defends the school board's handling of bond finance for high school work. It argues taxes were kept low, criticizes misrepresentation, and explains why special legislation to buy back bonds wasn’t pursued due to no guarantee of cooperation from bondholders without a premium. The board used surplus funds to reduce debt and free money for other needs.
The Board explains why it rejected using 300000 surplus to retire maturing bonds in 1959 and describes fire protection measures. It cites state inspections of boilers electrical wiring quarterly property safety reviews and a three minute evacuation capability per Hillside Fire Department reports.
A prediction that a biography titled Cast A Giant Shadow will become a feature film rivaling Exodus. The work centers on Col. David Marcus USA known as Mickey Marcus, the only man buried at West Point who did not die serving America, and notes his role leading Israeli forces on the eve of Israel’s independence.
Roadmap of Hillside township events from March to July covers Founders Day tribute at Hillside High School, dinners at Kingston Restaurant in Union and Twin City Restaurant, May 30 Memorial Day parade and ceremonies at Evergreen Cemetery, plus a 4th of July recreation program with fireworks. Includes Polish American Hall activities and B'nai B'rith bowling event.
The Hillside Democratic Club at a Jan 24 meeting declared it is not involved in or intends to take any party to influence the selection method for the Board of Education. Albert Schoen claimed the party in office may consider such a plan. Endorsements were approved for Joseph Higgins for State Senate Eugene Kirk for Surrogate and James Delaney for Register. Higgins urged all Senate candidates appear on the public slate and participate. The club may enter a float in Memorial Day parade. Jack Schulman presided and demonstrated hypnotism. Auditing and membership committees were appointed.
Readable bits show a new two family residence offered with an open house and inspection times. Contact MU 6 251 for details on the property and appointment安排.
Mrs. Mildred H. Hess seeking re election to the Board of Education spoke at two teas hosted by Mrs. Donald E. Gillmore and Mrs. Henry J. Roche. She highlighted three years of service including reading program revaluation, math program revamp, use of NDEA funds for science foreign language and math equipment, teaching machines in eighth grade English, lighting replacement phase two, and summer school for high school students. She noted a 1.8 percent high school dropout rate, lower than state and national figures, indicating needs of youth are being met.
Mr and Mrs Paul Kifner of 946 Salem Ave receive the 1963 Americ anism Award for unselfish community service and devotion to local groups in Hillside Newark area. Eleanor Kifner honored by Veterans Administration for 7000 hours of volunteer service. District officials discuss fire department remarks amid Board of Education election. A Zoning Board hearing is set for Feb 7 on a garden apartment proposal by Hillside Westminster Builders Inc at Conant and Virginia Streets.
Roselle Catholic back Rep Dwyer on drinking age. tickets for the Hillside Roselle game go on sale Friday at 3 30 p m in the hall of the Hillside auditorium. General admission 75 cents, limited supply, no sales at the door. Game set for 2 p m Saturday at Hillside High School. Friday sale coincides with wrestling at the gym entrance. BPW Club members at the State Board meeting endorsed Rep Florence P Dwyer supporting 21 in New York.
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