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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
3
A public notice from Hillside Times invites letters to the editor limited to 300 words and signed. It cites ballot debates and a budget stance by Gary D. Lehner, opposing tax increases to fund education. Rose Inez, Hillside resident, signs with address.
A former board member urges Hillside voters to elect Ruth Ninesling to the Board of Education in the February 13 election. The letter cites her 30 years of community service, nonpartisan approach, and suitability to guide policy making amid turnover.
The text praises Catherine Pease for firm positions on preserving the girls' gym and opposing modular scheduling, bussing, and regionalization. It frames her as a principled candidate whose objectives deserve broad support.
A Hillside resident praises Charlotte DeFilippo for aiding special education transport safety. She identified state reimbursement for an aide and secured one, improving student safety at Hillside Avenue School. The letter urges voters to support her in the Hillside Board election.
Letter to the editor calls for electing more responsible leaders to the Hillside School Board. It condemns prolonged promises with no action and asserts many past candidates merely spin their wheels. The writer urges qualified, proven leaders to address long-standing school system problems.
Albert J. Goldberg urges Hillside residents to vote for Leonard Edelson for the Board, praising his business acumen and educational background. The letter endorses Edelson and notes his wife’s educational record, arguing Edelson offers proven capability and taxpayer value for the district’s growing education budget.
Clint D. Bolick urges voters to elect Cathy Pease Frank Corso and Bett Ninesling to halt what he calls a wasteful education program at Hillside High. He attacks the budget and calls for its defeat to end the so called education system.
A letter from Hillside High families and students criticizes modular scheduling and urges the Board of Education to address discipline and education quality. Mike Klayman and Linda Golding oppose the dress code reinstatement and call for active parental involvement ahead of board elections.
A reader urges Hillside voters to back Angelo Levy in a write‑in campaign for the Board of Education. The letter praises Levy as visionary and argues he can restore good education and reform the troubled board.
Gary D. Lebaer thanks attendees at a Sunday campaign branch and pledges diligent service if elected to the Roar of Education to restore Hillside School system to local top status.
A lifelong friend endorses Ruth Ninesling as a candidate for Hillside Board of Education. The letter urges voters to support her on February 13 1973, citing her intelligence and level headedness as remedies for declining local education quality.
In Hill side the public chooses new members for the Board of Education. The letter argues for qualified candidates amid rising education costs and critiques on popularity and long lists of qualifications.
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey lists Sidney Silverstein as editor and publisher with Sarah G Silverstein as assistant advertising manager Bernard Levine as assistant editor and notes subscription at 5.50 yearly and 15 cents for a single copy with second class postage paid in Elizabeth New Jersey for volume XLIX number 14 dated February 1 1973.
Donne Smeraldo and Bob Corso organized a Union County Food Drive that collected thirty tons of food to Nicaragua. Hillarde youths sacrificed their two week college break and coordinated with local groups including B nos. Nadler commends their dedication and notes the effort will be remembered.
Hillside F Thiele set description presented by Jady Balke to Hillside Lions Club on Thursday at College lai. Members urged more audition participation and performances, with a business meeting to decide follow up actions. Irving Feinswey of Elizabethport Lions Club spoke on the annual district charity ball March 2 at Robert Treat Hotel in Newark to fund Lions blind and sight conservation efforts.
On Tuesday January 23 1973 the Hurden-Locker School PTA held its first afternoon Parent Education Meeting. Patrolman A Stier of Hillside Police spoke and demonstrated The Art of Self-Defense. The group thanks the Police Department and Patrolman Stier for the time and demonstrations.
The Executive Board of Sisterhood of Sinai Torath Chaim Hillside holds its Annual Board Supper on Wednesday at 6 30 P M in Esther Berkowitz Hall. Catering by Mr and Mrs Solomon Safir the synagogue sexton. After dinner the group attends DAMES AT SEA at Papermill Playhouse Millburn with Mrs Solomon Halem chairing and Mrs Harold Wovsaniker as president.
The letter argues public concern over school discipline mirrors national trends. It asserts discipline is essential for families and communities and helps children balance personal wishes with societal limits to learn effectively. It calls for actions to establish sound discipline in schools.
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