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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
1
An ordinance establishing a Building and Housing Department was approved at a committee meeting. It designates the building inspector as head of the department and separates it from the Board of Health. A public hearing and budget discussion are set for March 21.
Dr. Robert Parker announces Board actions on the 1973 74 budget and district changes. The state budget path and potential cuts are described as the board weighs maintaining educational programs. A 7 period day at the high school begins in September 1973 with measures to reduce unscheduled incidents and updated discipline rules.
Hillside marks its 60th year with events planned from March to November. Teen dance March 17 at the Community Center, April 29 cocktail dance for seniors, a reenactment of the first township meeting, an August arts and crafts show for ages 5 to 12, and a November 16 dinner dance at College Inn honoring past officials. Gifts for babies born April 28, 1973, banners for merchants, and ongoing ideas aim to involve residents. committee members invite participation.
Township officials and a large PTA group debated repairs at A P Morris School on Coe Avenue. Officials confirmed the Board of Education holds final responsibility for boiler and bathroom fixes while defending budgetary limits and pledging emergency funds. A bond issue urged earlier could free up $176000 for renovations if approved.
Mobil Chemical Company presents two $500 scholarships to Union County Technical Institute students John Ziemiak and Walter Brown to encourage study in chemical technology. Ziemiak, a senior in chem tech, and Brown, in pre-technology, receive the awards from Mobil representative Dr. Richard Phillips. the company notes strong job prospects in environmental, consumer research, and medicine.
Mery A. Gee secretary urges dress code discipline and neat appearance as a school guideline. She cites parent requests and cites a letter from Mr Daniel B McKeown and a Commissioner of Education decision affirming local boards may adopt reasonable dress standards to support school operation and behavior. Continued on Page 6.
Dr E Thomas Lenz, former board member, warns Township Committee against cutting capital outlay for A P Morris School repairs He cites obsolete boilers two unusable bathrooms and overcrowded conditions risking safety and even a possible school shutdown without urgent funding
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