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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
3
Public Opinion to the Editor thanks Fire Chief Carmen Dill and Group 3 Engine 3 for their prompt response to a flooded squad building caused by a water pipe break. The note praises the department for going above and beyond the call of duty and outstanding service.
Compliments to the high school band and conductor Mr. Howard Toplansky for a magnificent performance on Friday January 21 1972. The arrangements were splendidly performed and the evening was thoroughly enjoyed by Mrs Olive Yurista of 124 So Bright St.
Nathaniel Friedman of 200 Survey Rd defends Marie Beale against Gary Lehner's assertions about tenure and governance. He calls for honest debate on Hillside youth policy, tenure policy, and school administration while denouncing insinuations about Beale’s integrity.
Citizens are urged to report information about drug use or narcotics sales by calling 926-0174 during weekdays hours 7 30 a m to 5 p m. All information is promised to be kept confidential.
A letter to the editor urges female voters to back Charlotte De Filippo in the upcoming Board of Education election on February 8. The writer protests male critics Flannery and Lehner and argues that Hillside would gain from another capable woman serving the community.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Italian American Civic Association of Hillside delivered Christmas gifts to residents of the John Runnels Home for the Aged and the Shelter Home for Children in Berkeley Heights. Photographed are Sophie Bartolotta and others with gifts to Newark children. Charlotte DeFilippo seeks representation. Mrs. Elizabeth Skilton urged to vote.
A senior from Irvington High School notes the January 21 concert at Hillside High praising the Band and Stage Band performances led by the conductor. Mentions Daniel Bezaduke Weland Aye and urges Hillside voters to evaluate candidates before election day, naming Burton Bergman, M.D. as a preferred school board candidate.
A Hillside community gathering at Hillside High School auditorium criticizes silence and lethargy amid school system debates. The letter urges vigilant voters as three positions on the Board of Education are filled, warning against political manipulation and urging honest guardians for better schools.
The Hillside Times, a New Jersey weekly, lists staff including Sidney Silverstein publisher and Sarah Al eReten tanes advertising manager with Richard Duffy as assistant editor. Published February 3, 1972, subscription four dollars fifty cents yearly, ten cents per issue, second class postage paid at Elizabeth, New Jersey.
Hillside residents are urged to vote in the School Board election on February 8 1972 to fight apathy. Three members will be elected and funds for the schools will be decided. One vote can make a difference.
In a Concerned Parents Organization meeting Pingry Purchase, William Taetzsch and the speaker debated points of a new ruling by Justice Botter affecting the Hillside educational system. The speaker cites New York Times articles from January 20 and 21, 1972 to raise resident awareness of the law’s implications and the need for Hillside residents to act to take advantage of the new provisions.
A New York Times excerpt notes a State Supreme Court ruling that New Jersey’s public school funding through local property taxes is unconstitutional. The piece discusses implications for state budgets and potential nationwide effects, with continuation referenced on Page 4.
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