Newark State May Buy Pingry For Campus Expansion
The Pingry School site near Newark State College is studied as a potential addition to the Hill side system. A college spokesman says the Pingry and Newark State campuses would be compatible, though no formal talks or price discussions have occurred. The move to Bernards Township mid 1970s opens the possibility, with enrollment rising to over 7,500 planned later in the decade.
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Pingry
Board of Education
Hillside
Newark State College
Newark
Rulaide Board of Education
Alfred Lordi
Te School
Bernards Township
Instvations
Pintry
Newark State
Michael Hill
Senior Housing Still A Priority In Township Plans
Township committee will let the NBroad Street senior housing site option expire while stressing the project remains a priority. Mayor Mancuso said the goal is housing at the right place and not a high rise, with new members to the senior citizens housing committee to be named in April. Existing members Alexander Menza and Seymour Bierman will be replaced due to other commitments. new appointees, including a woman, will be chosen by the full committee. The panel may also pursue equalized tax rates for seniors and local merchant discounts.
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N.broad ‘St
Charles Mancuso
Senior Citizens Housing Committee
Alexander Menza
Seymour Bierman
Sing
Hillside Week Expands as Hummel Distributing Moves
Herb Hummel announces removal of Hummel Distributing Corp to larger quarters at Evans Terminal for mailing services. World Traveler reports on Nor i W Severin of Hotwork Inc sharing global furnace and pre heating work experiences with Hillside Rotary, while praising the US. The Times notes microfilm delivery of six months of 1971 to Hillside Library, funded by local groups. Upcoming events include a St Patrick's Day dinner dance by Hillside Industrial Association, Passover program by Sinai Congregation, a POP WARNER and Little League field reseeding, and a dessert and fashion show at A P Morris Gym.
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Herb Hummel
Hummel Distributing Corp
Evans Terminal
Nori W. Severin
Hotwork, Inc
Hillside Ave
Rillside Rotary Club
United States
the Times
Hillside
Rotary Club
Hillside Industrial Association
St. Patrick's Day
College Inn
van Harris
Tony Sheldon
Jack Silva
Mens Club of Sinai
Esther Berkowitz
Sinai ‘Torath Chaim
Maple Ave
Yes
POP Warner
Little League
95 Candles On The Cake At John Siahor Birthday
John Siahor celebrated his 96th birthday with a surprise buffet at his Hillside home on Sunday March 5 joining four of his eight great grandchildren Lauren Federico David Mecko Steven Mecko and James Federico. Born March 4 1877 in Checkoslovekie he arrived in the United States in 1896 and moved from Newark to Hillside in 1923 residing at 1289 Florence Ave for 49 years.
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John Siahor
Lauren Federico
David Mecko
Steven Mecko
James Federico
Checkoslovekie
United States
Newark
Hillside
Florence Ave
Rally Supports Mod at Hillside High in Freezing Weather
About 250 Hillside High students rallied Friday afternoon to back modular scheduling. Speakers argued for responsible behavior and more flexibility, with 900 petition signatures cited. Marshals kept order. police monitored traffic as students walked to Liberty Field.
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Hillside High
Liberty Field
Que
William Kurland
Vickie Kolemard
Marshalls
John Kulikowaki
Anthony Avella
Pingry Kent Place Corporation Formed For Shared Campus
The Pingry School and Kent Place School create the Pingry Kent Place Corporation to coordinate moving to a new Bernards Township campus. Robert W. Parsons leads the board, with Nicholas C English as president. Trustees span Pingry and Kent Place, ex officio heads include H Westcott Cunningham and Macdonald Halsey, and tasks include fundraising, architectural plans, and campus construction while both schools retain separate governance.
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Pingry School
Kent Place School of
Summit
Bernards Township
Pingry Kent Place Corporation
Robert W. Parsons
Parsons
Lilia Babbitt Hyde Foundation
Nicholas Connover English
Kent Place Board
Pingry
English
McCarter and English
Newark
C. Malcolm Davis
Basking Ridge
New Corporation
Kent Proc
Uueesay
David M. Baldwin
Short Hills
William 38
Beinecke
William M. Bristol
Newtown
Pennsylvania
Henry C. Clutsam, Jr
Gardner R. Cunningham
Westfield
H. Westcott Cunningham
Macdonald Halsey
Kent Place
Cunningham
Christopher Newport College
Halsey
Ch School
Board appeals $130000 budget cut over modular scheduling
The Hoard of Education votes to appeal the township committee cut of 130000 from the 1972 school budget. Board President Lor di calls the cut too large while maintaining modular scheduling decision lies with the March 22 meeting. The appeal to State Commissioner Dr Marburger aims to resolve the dispute, with mediation planned by the county superintendent before hearings if needed.
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Hoard of Education
Alfred J. Lordi
State Commissioner of Education
Carl Marburger
Lords
Martin Lynch
Willam West
Marburger
Avella
Ford
Lions Club Names Youth Of The Month March Awardee Kenneth Eriksen
The Lions Club of Hillside honors Kenneth Eriksen son of Mr and Mrs Eriksen 587 Buchanan St as Youth of the Month for March. He is a four year high school student active in track fencing stage and lighting crew Junior Achievement honor roll SGA Cabinet intramural bowling Friday night films and school newspaper Science Corner. He belongs to National Honor Society Environmental Science Club and works with the Elizabeth River Project Coalition. He has been admitted to Newark College of Engineering to study computer science.
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Lordi
tHoard
National School Board Association
San Francisco
Kenneth Eriksen
Lions Club of
Hillside
Mra
Eriksen
Buchanan St
Kenneth
SGA
Newark College of Engineering
Hillside Pre School Pilot Set For April 10 Start
The Hillside Jaycees with Community Center Commission and Super-Avella launch a ten week Pre school pilot starting April 10 at the Center funded entirely by the Jaycees. Up to 60 Hillside children entering kindergarten in September will be accepted. Sessions run 2 1/2 hours twice weekly with up to four groups of 16. Applications due March 22. late forms not accepted. The project aims to emotionally and intellectually prepare children for school and could expand to a township wide program.
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The
Hillside Jaycees
Community Center Commission
Super- Avella
Hillside
Robert Purochinsk
Jaycees
Parochniak
J. Jacobson
Martin Prince
Hillside Community Center Commission
Jaycee
Charles S. Mancuso
Prince
Dr. Jacobson
David Klurman
Robert S. Parochniak
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Ment of Higher Education
Kent Place School
Bernards “Po
Committe
S.S. Manhattan
Alaska
Hillside Rotary
Edward Prestridge
Esso Research & Engineering
Richard Beada
Kent, Pingry Farm Joint Corporation
Lord
Seymour Hiermin
Avellagiso
Lions Club
Elizabeth River Project Coalition
Earth Week
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