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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1955
Page
8
Damaged text from a historical OCR page shows a garbled address and agency names. The fragment mentions a construction bureau and an avenue, but the rest of the details are illegible, yielding no clear event, date, or involved persons.
The group led by Mrs Helen P Kirkpatrick and Gregor V Pearson urges Albert N Seaccia for the Board of Education. They praise his past service as a high school PTA president and Dads Club member and call for attentive, impartial leadership with a strong interest in township schools and clear educational policies.
Matthews said the independent ticket would not be a smoke filled room pick and would back voters over a hand picked tool. He warned against a repeat of the Harrison Williams defeat and criticized Col Lowden for withholding ammunition from his own forces.
Mrs. Calia Chick 71 of 1451 Bond Street died Tuesday at her daughter's home Mrs. Sam Leventer after a long illness. Funeral services were held yesterday and interment was at the Hebrew Cemetery Newark. Mournin g period will be observed at Mrs. Harry Retsky’s home 79 Bailey Avenue.
Abe Nedick, 82, a World War II paraplegic, lives in Newark with his wife Be'iv and daughter Gail. He worked as a personnel clerk, spent years in hospitals, and now seeks clerical office tasks or typing work on street floor or elevator buildings, inviting contact at WaAverly 3-1153.
Hillside candidate Harlow H. Curtis urged the Board of Education to administer impartially and foster parent and student teamwork to improve Hillside’s educational system. He emphasized keeping the school framework to provide every student full educational opportunity as times change.
A city proclamation thanks United Cerebral Palsy and urges expanded diagnosis, care, and education for local residents with cerebral palsy. It notes a community need and calls for support of services through the Cerebral Palsy Center and related programs.
Debates over the budget note salaries make up 76 percent of the total, limiting room for improvements. Dr Branom and Mrs White praised the board while four candidates for the Board expressed support. Chamberlin defended Olsen to win $160 extras in construction. County Judge Gerald and the Superior Court issued a judgment favoring the school board as bids for art supplies were planned for March 9.
Cantor Mills presented a multilingual program titled Songs of Matty Lands to the Hillside Rotary Club with piano by Dan Mills and accompaniment by his wife. Sid Silverstein introduced the performer who has sang with La Scala Philadelphia and appears on Dumont TV Fridays. The event was deemed a highlight of the year's program. A golden anniversary dinner is planned for February 9 at Colonial Country Club organized by Tra Gottseno and committee members.
John P. F. Saulker, airman, USN, of Hillside New Jersey serves with Patrol Squadron 24 in Europe. The squadron flies a newer Lockheed P2V Neptune patrol bomber capable of longer range and higher speed and equipped for aerial mine laying and anti submarine duties.
Hillside Servicemen Norfolks Edward Pienciik seaman USN attends the Naval Radioman School in Norfolk Virginia. The coursework covers transmitters radio direction finders teletypewriters and receiving equipment. Students also learn to transmit and receive images by International Morse Code and to type incoming messages.
A neighborhood meeting at 274 Williamson Avenue last Wednesday organized support for Albert N. Scaccia’s election to the Board of Education. Vincent Vitale became campaign manager, Flieder secretary, and Mrs. Vitale treasurer. Attendees praised Seacely’s three-year board service and pledged to help reelect him.
Grant Coopersmith, regional director of the Anti-Defamation League, will discuss "The Inside Story of Bigotry and Discrimination" at the Young Men's Hebrew Club Newark. The program, chaired by Benaud Bernstein, is at 614 Clinton Avenue Newark on Tuesday February 1 at 9 pm.
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