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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1971
Page
1
Hillside Scholarship Fund seeks 2500000 from residents firms and industries to expand grants for Hillside High School graduates. Since 1952 the fund has received about 43000 and paid 42000 in scholarships, with current assets over 60000 and all income spent on awards.
Hillside Democratic Club sets a 8 80 P M meeting Tuesday November 24 at Lyons Den 246 Long Ave Hillside Assemblyman Alexander J Menza will deliver the keynote remarks Eleanor Salzman presiding The Human Relations Committee also meets tonight at Hillside Ave School.
Buie Steel Corp of Hillside uses helicopter assisted steel erection on the 13th and 14th floors addition of East Orange Veterans Hospital. Carson Helicopter Co collaborates on the high tech, high speed method to protect hospital operations.
Hillside Business and Professional Women’s Club members will learn how to engage as citizens for safer communities. Dr. Wyonna Lipman of Montclair and Essex County Board of Freeholders discusses Crime and Punishment at the State Federation Board Meeting on Saturday November 20.
Hillside Republican Club president J. Arnold Witte announces a meeting on Tuesday November 23 at 8 00 p m at the College Inn. Plans for a Victory Dinner Dance February 12 1972 to honor Township Committeemen Elect John G Kulish and Gene W Andrukite will be discussed. A Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot will award a turkey to one member.
Six Hillside police officers receive promotions to ranks of captain lieutenant and sergeant effective Nov 22 after civil service certification. The promotions, hailed by the Police Commissioner and committee as merit based, follow top scores on civil service lists amid political controversy at a township meeting.
The Concerned Parents Organization formed after October high school disturbances recommends the Board of Education establish better communication among parents, teachers, students and administrators and adopt a standardized approach to handling problems. The group urges teachers to report defiant or immoral behavior to the principal, among other measures.
Richard Bogner of 1449 Orchard Terrace along with Christine Coscarell of Wyoming Avenue Elizabeth Groder of 395 Maisal Avenue Springfield are three top youth piano winners from the area by the New Jersey Music Education Council. They will perform at Carnegie Hall on Sunday November 21 as part of a double concert. Summa cum laude guests who won prior auditions also join at 5 p.m.
Commissioner Charles Mancuso was named to a four year term on the Union County Technical and Vocational School Board in Scotch Plains. The board discussed student discipline procedures and communication measures following disturbances and rumors at the October meeting.
The Hillside Board of Education and the Hillside Education Association reach a three year contract raising teacher pay by 9 percent. Salaries will range from 8125 to 16025, with the average teacher at 9400. Approval by the federal wage board is pending. The association has about 200 members.
Senior dental hygiene students Miss Kim Stockfleth and Mrs. Cheryl Orlando from Union County Technical Institute presented a display on dental care for elderly patients at the Hillside Mayor's Health Fair. The display titled Geriatrics in Dentistry was selected among 20 national entries for presentation at the American Dental Association convention in Atlantic City. Attending the explanation were Dr. Harvey Brooks, Mayor Marvin Corwick, and Dr. E. Thomas Lentz.
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