Hillside Scorned for Flood Control Delays Promised
Mayor John G. Kulish announced a two week plan to initiate a preliminary Hillside flood control study with US Army Corps of Engineers spokesman Stan Maisel. He criticized decades of inaction under Democratic control and pledged prompt follow up and public reporting on flood control measures.
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Union County Chamber of Commerce
John G. Kulish
Armand Fiorletti
Charles Pike
Department of Environmental Protection
Hillside
Stan Maisel
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Kulish
US Army Corps of Engineers
Maisel
Army Corps of Engineers
Officials Meet Over Welfare Director Contention in Hillside
Local assistance board and township officials met Monday with Welfare Director Jean Goldhor amid a dispute over her replacement by Mrs. Joan Keizer. Judge Ackerman refused a township bid to remove Goldhor. ongoing appeals await written opinion. Goldhor challenged additional hours and demanded a flexible schedule while board members seek more activity transparency.
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Local Assistance Board
Jean Goldhor
Joan Keizer
Goldhor
Superior Court
John A. Ackerman
Republican
Eugene Andrukite
Andrukite
Assistance Board
Audrey Kutakxoff
Anton Vit
James Welsh
Cammarota Appointed Deputy Director of Civil Defense
Mr. Cammarota receives a badge from Mayor Kulish upon his appointment as deputy director of civil defense and disaster control. Fire chief Dill Sr. and other officials observe. Cammarota has participated in civil defense since 1970 and completed Rutgers University courses in planning operations and shelter management.
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Conrad C. Cammarota
John Kulish
Carmen R. Dill Sr
Cammarota
Rutgers University
Hillside Photo Service
Seven Candidates Square Off In School Board Election
The seven candidates outline changes to operations and budgets as election day approaches. A public meeting at Walter O Krum Wegel School tonight at 8 p m invites citizens to assess proposals and hear a budget presentation. Incumbents are not seeking re election and February 13 is election day with candidate order Ona Catherine Pease Two Anthony Bullis Gary Lehner Char De Filippo Ruth Ninesling Leonard Edelson Frank T Corso.
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Board of Education
Walter O. Krum- Wegel
Ublic
Ona - Cath
Erine Pease
Anthony Bullis
Gary Lehner
Char de Filippo
Ruth Ninesling
Leonard Edelson
Frank T. Corso
Tax Office Open Monday for Evening Tax Collection
The tax collector’s office will be open Monday January 29 from 7 to 8 PM to collect taxes.
Hill-side Democratic Club Meets at Lyons Farm Manor
The Hill side Democratic Club will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday January 30 at 8 30 PM at Lyons Farm Manor Blay Street Al Azevedo will preside. All 16 year olds and over are invited to join and become active members of the club.
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Hill~ Side
Democratic Club
Lyons Farm Manor
Blay Street
al Azevedo
Lehner Presses Hillside Budget Opposition
Hillside Board of Education candidate Gary J. Lehner calls for opposing the current budget amid a $550000 increase arguing the town cannot absorb such costs. He singles out a $176000 capital outlay for A P Morris School bathrooms and boilers and urges a referendum tied to broader repairs and renovations to reduce annual costs. Lehner vows to resist state overrules and bond maintenance to fix deficits in school facilities.
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Gary J. Lehner
Hillside Board of Education
Hillside
Trenton
A.P. Morris School
P. Morris
Lehner
People
Mrs Pease pushes change in Hillside high school plan
Mrs Catherine Pease, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, spoke at a tea hosted by Mr and Mrs Vincent Rispoll. She opposed modular scheduling and regionalization, urged home rule, supported a bond referendum for school renovations, and urged a stronger discipline code at Hillside High School. She warned against Pingry middle school, noting bussing costs to private schools. The period also notes monthly Seadens ICED Tum September 1972 to December 1, 1972 totaling £74.
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Catherine Pease
Board of Education
Marie and
Vincent Rispoll
Voorhees Street
Hillside
Eckert and Gators Architec
Pingry
Seadens
Ninesling Tells Parents Concern About Hillside High
Mrs. Ninesling, president of Citizens for Better Education and candidate for the Board of Education, says her group has been flooded with letters from irate parents. They report sending children away from Hillside High due to excessive dress code problems, trespassing time, and concerns about upkeep. Parents urge a dress code, cleaner appearance, and transparency on how taxes fund school aims.
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Ninesling
Citizens For Better Education
Board of Education
Hillside High School
Edelson Advocates Pride in Schools and Community
Leonard Edelson urged the Board of Education to boost staff responsiveness and community pride. He called for clear goals based on community needs, fair standards, and learning from past mistakes to pursue a successful future, noting continued discussion on page 3.
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Leonard Edelson
Board of Education
Board of Education and Administration
Twe
Hillside School Sponsoring Elementary Wrestling Program
Hillside board of education invites interested students to attend a wrestling program at Harden-Lonker School on Monday January 29. The program targets students in grades 6 through 8 and is part of the Hillside Elementary activities for 1966.
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Hillside Board of Education
Harden-Lonker School
Progeemie
PACE
New Jersey
Hillside
Corso urges rapid change to modular scheduling
Frank T. Corso, candidate for the Board of Education, blasted current modular scheduling at a Rogers home meeting. He called for immediate reform to education, discipline, and accountability, urging expansion of vocational programs and stronger school leadership. He warned four more years of evaluation are unacceptable.
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Frank T. Corso
Board of Education
James Rogers
De Filippo Calls for More Education Funding
Mrs. Charlotte DeFilippo, candidate for the Board of Education, urges greater federal and state support for Hillside schools. She cites Title I and II funding, critiques lack of Lottery funds for local schools, and pushes for preventive maintenance and cost effectiveness in education spending.
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Hillside
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Hillside Times
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Mancuso
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Mra. Minesling
Edelson
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Andhe Fioer
Corso
de Filippo
Charlotte Def Lippo
Eleanor L. O'Nel
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