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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1953
Page
3
A Hillside Board of Education candidate, I Late Share, explains his motivation and views. He cites community interest in education, praises the current board and staff, and pledges constructive service to build tomorrow's leaders. He frames himself as an average family man seeking to help local government and youth development.
Hillside New Jersey school district releases a financial report showing totals of 50 00 dollars three thousand eight hundred forty nine point twelve, 48 964 point 31, and eight hundred forty point seventeen.
Summary of school financials recorded December 31 1952 showing assets liabilities and expenditures including 81099416 9072845 5088855 28030000 22080000 96288078 1193680 98 12292 23080000 46288078
The Hi Y Club of Hillside High School distributes new telephone directories for New Jersey Bell. Subscribers are asked to place old books outside if not at home. old directories will be collected as delivery proceeds. Fight Polio fund details include 507 Fifth Ave New York 17 and Sister Kenny Foundation.
A January program at George Washington School featured Mrs. Van Allen's fourth grade presenting Ben Franklin's Kite. The cast included Thelma Labowitch Donald Larz leer Patricia Hynda Dorland Jackson Felice Zweiback Harold Wittcoff and Barry Kotler with piano by Ruth Scotch Maylene Lipson and Felice Zweiback. Arleen Sacks played the clarinet and Fred Mast and Stanley Jay recited poems. Lynn Hirschel led opening exercises and announced numbers. Miss Zecca's sixth grade staged a Benjamin Franklin birthday tribute with a mistress of ceremonies.
Maxine Schultzer led the opening exercises as the class enacted a Benjamin Franklin play. Cast included Ruth Karetnick, Joan Gordon, Kathleen O'Brien, Barbara Levine, Martin Bernstein, Janice Martin, Celia Untermann, Elliot Fabricant, Barbara Schneiderman, Paul Rubin, Philip Belviso, Susan Kersner, Jeffrey Cordova, Ronald Tannarone, Steven Soroka, Eleanor Yancosky, Paula Levy, Merbert Gutentag, and Hilary Steinberg. Original class poems were recited and Ruth Ann Karetnick played a piano piece to close. Guests included William Krauvblatt, principal, parents, teachers, and fifth and sixth graders.
Hillside Board of Education schedules annual meeting for Hillside Union County with multiple election districts listed. Voters will elect three board members for three years and decide on a tax for current expenses repairs and equipment, with total proposed expenditures around 1,516,667.87. The meeting runs 4 PM to 9 PM and may extend.
The Amadeus Quartet of London will make its first U S appearance in the Griffith Music Foundation Chamber Series in Griffith auditorium Newark on Thursday January 29 at 8 30 PM The group includes Martin Lovett Norbert Brainin Siegmund Nissel and Peter Schidloh all renowned from recordings with major labels They will perform Mozart KV 950 Schubert Op 161 and a Tippett quartet.
The Slavonic Citizens Club voted Sunday night to endorse Nat Gold for membership on the Board of Education at a meeting held at Gold’s home. Joseph Verba chaired. no other endorsements were made and Gold’s campaign manager, Robert Healy of 1200 Columbia Place, announced his appointment. Healy praised Gold’s civic work and insisted Gold has no further political ambitions.
All Hillside PTAs join a Founders Day program on Wednesday February 4 at 8 pm in the High School observing the 56th anniversary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Invited are PTA members and the public with remarks by Wayne Branom and Dr. Alphonse Heningburg.
Lawrence Levitas a candidate for the Hillside Board of Education says he will devote time as a civic duty. He notes the role requires attending meetings committees and visits to school buildings plus county and state events. He highlights 21 years as a certified public accountant and eight years in Macy’s controller office aiding budgeting for a school system budget around 1.25 million dollars.
S. N. Buchanan of the Buchanan Electrical Products Corp was elected to the New Jersey Chapter executive committee of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors at a meeting held in the Military Park Hotel Newark BAY U 8 DEFENSE BONDS.
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