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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1972
Page
2
A resident thanks the Hillside Police Department for their excellent handling of a home burglary at 253 Conklin Ave. He defends police against criticism and urges support, calling for three cheers for the Hillside police and noting the danger of criminal elements to the community.
A notice urges reporting drug and narcotics use or sales to the hotline at 926-0174. Callers are asked to provide information between 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, with assurances of strict confidentiality.
A Hillside Times letter from March 30 praises Mr. Frank T. Corso for detailing how modular scheduling limits labs and quiet study to about 200 students. The piece notes students with 5 to 6 free periods lack space, wandering halls or leaving campus, risking suspensions.
A letter to the editor denounces the talk study known as the pit at Hillside High School, alleging bullying and safety concerns. The writer urges removing the modular system to restore academic quality. The note praises the rifle team’s 9-4-1 season and thanks coaches and local police for support.
A Hill side High School Band member defends Mr. Toplansky noting three years of progress while urging the Board of Education to reconsider his contract. She criticizes concert turnout and marching band critics who offer no help. Mary Lizour expresses her views on the music program and leadership.
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey 07205 lists Sidney Silverstein as editor and publisher with Sarah Silverstein as assistant advertising manager. The issue is dated Thursday April 6 1972 and prices are four dollars fifty cents per year or ten cents per copy. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Vol XLVI No 23.
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