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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1973
Page
3
Hillside readers are asked to send signed letters to the Editor at 1443 N Broad St Hillside NJ 07205. Letters must be typed double spaced under 200 words and may be edited or rejected by The Hillside Times. Politically charged letters may withhold the author’s address upon request.
Hillside residents urge Mayor and committee to reduce the police exam requirement of thirty college credits so returning veterans, many employed by War service, can compete. They plan a closed caucus on April 8 1978 to press for a workable solution and support from JWV Post 278 commander Jack Schechter.
After a special Board of Education meeting on March 28 the community opposed the board decision to appeal the budget cut. Three years of opposition to the high school educational program fueled debate as the board stood by its course.
A reader critiques a March 8 Hillside Times article on school dress codes, questioning use of Commissioner of Education guidance as proof and denouncing the piece as partisan. The letter urges factual research and warns that editorial framing may undermine democracy.
In a note from Scott M. Frierdland the senior class president expresses gratitude to Hillside Township for attending the Senior Faculty Basketball Game on Friday March 40. He thanks faculty for sacrificing time and acknowledges seniors who supported and represented the class. He also thanks the senior team for the coaching opportunity and ending his term with happy memories.
Capitol Lighting Watching opens Patio & Den a division offering patio and den furniture and accessories at the round Striped carousel building on Route 22 No. Plainfield near Harrison Street. Jerry Felker to manage with Vincent Jairdullo assisting. former Hillside resident active with Capitol Lighting for 16 years. Brand names include Finkel Woodard Futurion Schubert Witco Selrite Telescope Folding Furniture and Patio.
New Jersey Bell Telephone reports about 30 million miles of statewide wire, over 60 percent underground. The first long distance underground call linked Newark and New York in August 1902. The Hillside Times serves more than 3600 Hillside families and offers classified ads.
The Essex County Council Jewish War Veterans of the United States will host a 1973 United Jewish Appeal telethon on Thursday April 19 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Daughters of Israel Home Pleasant Valley West Orange. The event marks the 10th year of participation with units Newark Post 34 Col Norman Meranus Hill Side Post 78 North Essex Post 146 Bloomfield Elin Unger Post 273 Maplewood Cpl Louis 8 Ferdinand Post 309 Irvington Union Livingston Post 140 and all Ladies Auxiliaries. Camp Union a non profit day camp for children with learning disabilities will offer 20 openings. run June 25 through August 3 for 45 campers aged 5 to 14 at Newark State College Union. Contact Institute of Child Study Newark State College Union 527-2264, Seymour Z. Gaet Wilmington, County PR Officer for over 18 years is Jewish War Veterans United Jewish Appeal Chairman now in his fifth year. Volunteers or donors should contact By Gest 1448 Highland Avenue Millside N J 07208 901-923-8480. Ronald Levy West Orange is County Commander.
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. in Hillside New Jersey provides editor Sidney Silversten and staff including Sarah Silversten Bernard Levine and location details. It lists subscription rates five dollars fifty cents per year and single copies at fifteen cents.
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