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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1958
Page
7
The Hillside Times announces it is printed and published weekly on Thursdays by the Hillside Times Publishing Company. Sidney Silverstein serves as editor and Robert Kaplan as business manager. The paper bears the note of the act dated March 4, 1970 and lists a publication location in Newbersey.
The Times announces regular subscription price of 3.50 and offers delivery nationwide. It invites letters and items of reader interest, requires name and address for all communications, and states anonymous submissions will not be published.
The Municipal Affairs Survey Committee questions decades of possible excess fire premiums for hillside properties. It cites 1948 proximity to Class B and notes later rating organization decisions, urging statewide review and government involvement to ensure fair classifications and prevent overcharges.
The Calvin Coolidge PTA held its monthly meeting and announced regional conferences in New Bruinswick on March 19. Delegates listed include Mrs Walter Ciesla and Mrs Eleanor Tober among others. Plans pursued for the faculty luncheon on April 23 and a catered Day luncheon at the Elks Club in Elizabeth. Shanty Shack event on Saturday evening and a dual fair set for May 3 were also discussed.
Our First Edition The 61 Flash bulletin describes a GT class produced paper with banner headline editorial lead story and a joke column. Staff include Frank Niemas G Teuschler and student contributors. A March theme poem and a note to buy and hold U.S. savings bonds are included.
Arthur Lapp, a 5th grader, is cited with Miss Gertrude Robinson teaching. The line prompts weather or seasonal themes but no clear event or outcome is given. Strong entities include Arthur Lapp and Gertrude Robinson, with class context as background.
The February 25 performance by George Washington School's fourth grade, supervised by Miss Myrna Hildebrant and assisted by New Jersey State Teachers College at Newark, featured students including Janis Alper and Todd Weidenbaum. The play promoted safety with a message about snow dangers and ended with a choral piece The Snow Man Sir Benjamin Buzz.
Seven Pingry Sixth Formers advanced from semifinalists to finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Corp program. Finalists include W Thompson Bachman Stevens W Hilyard Alan C To ad Chi Hutner Joseph Ks Trenas Jerome Avenue and Stephen W Schwarz. About 1 000 Merit Scholarship winners will be chosen from roughly 7 300 finalists. announcements target May 1. Certificates of Merit will be awarded to all finalists. Trustees were re elected at Pingry Corporation annual meeting. officers named for the year include English as chairman, Chester F Smith as president, and others. Pingry Alumni Dinner held at Winfield Scott Hotel with 125 guests in attendance.
Old school friends met at the Pingry gathering where Pins Jr 47 served as toastmaster. James B Irwin Jr 36 of Florida attended the af fair, traveling 1500 miles. The Class of 1918 had the most returnees, 18, with Harold S Thomson 34 from Millside praising attendees. Allen F Myers 98 noted as the oldest alumnus and H R County Prosecutor Jr 27 spoke as planning chair Edmund A Lefevre. Over 300 delegates from about 40 schools attended.
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