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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1973
Page
1
Christmas Eve candlelight services street caroling and communion services will mark the season at Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Hillside First Baptist Hillside and Hillside United Presbyterian Churches. Dates include Christmas Eve and watch night service with Bible school and morning worship on Christmas Day.
Larry Levee of 182 Woodruff Place announces his candidacy for Hillside Board of Education. He argues the Best Education rests with community effort and ongoing adaptation, urging parents teachers and administrators to evaluate and improve local schools for children.
A township committee narrowly passed an amendment restricting garage sales to four per year per family after a public hearing. The measure faces objections over a $2 ad fee and purchase-date listing requirements, with supporters arguing changes can come next year. Mayor Kulish and Commissioner Manenso voted yes. Jarnold Witte and Eugene Andrukite opposed.
The Board of Education and the Township Committee challenge a state education board ruling that restored 186070 to the Board budget. In a 6 to 2 vote the Board says the 3 percent restoration is insufficient and seeks deeper cuts from the 294195 reduction. The Committee, unopposed, argues for further reductions in a letter to the state.
Firemen's Local 35 elected Robert Heller as president and named officers Frank Caswell Donald Miller Thomas Hanlein Robert L Ortstein and Frank Caswell Sr Stanley Lemond Jack Issler Ludwig Lew Edward Ruhl and Carmine Goffredo as trustees. The group plans appeals to Acting State Education Commissioner Edward Kilpatrick on a matter involving surplus funds and school reading teachers amid cost rises and budget talks with the Town ship Committee. Public and school leaders clashed over funding and policy at the December 3 meeting.
Mildred Chalese Karlik of 37 Beechwood Place announces candidacy for Hillside Board of Education in the February 13 election. She has long community involvement, PTA leadership, and civic roles across Saybrook, Hillside High, and local committees, emphasizing strong education and community representation.
Tuesday night marked the final full meeting of the year for the Township Committee. Commissioner Mancuso and Township Attorney Vit announced their departures, with James Welsh to replace Vit and J Arnold Witte to succeed Kulish as police commissioner.
Hillside notices list three township committee meetings with unfinished business next Wednesday at 8 p m and a New Year reorganizational noon session where Haldassano becomes mayor and Witte is sworn in. The new committee plans a January 2 6 p m meeting and a GOP club Christmas party is set for December 22 at College Inn from 1 to 4 p m.
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