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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1971
Page
3
Readers weigh in on the school board race in Wellington as election day nears. Reports note supporters and opponents centering on curriculum, spending, and leadership while candidates court voters at public meetings. Larry Lever is mentioned among local observers.
Mrs Helen Norton Dunay urges election of three education board candidates Gene Andrukite Peter Ferrigno and Dorothy Hriekoy. She highlights Hriekoy’s roles with Hillside Avenue School PTA Hillside High School PTA Hillside Council of Community Affairs Girl Scouts Boy Scouts and various youth organizations. She appeals for readers to support the three candidates and asks for editorial expansion.
Anne Casale reports Marie's quMLifuertui and bark scully as potential additions to the Board. The note urges all sitters to contribute dedication at the committee meeting, aiming to support activities and an active life per the NJ Buster Seal Society.
A longtime Hill Side resident, who lived in the Township for 85 years and remains deeply invested in its welfare, writes to share concerns and call for attention to local needs and future plans.
Sylvia Orlovsky of Iselin urges Hillside voters to back Peter Ferrigno a deputy fire chief and Troop 95 leader praising his dedication to children and education and noting she cannot vote in Hillside. The letter emphasizes his character and reliable service to Scouts and the community.
A Hillside resident urges neighbors to vote for Gary Lehner for the Board of Education citing his patience and time with children. The letter stresses that he is the children's choice and calls mothers and fathers to vote, signed by Mrs. Clara Robertozzi of 253 Williamson Avenue.
Mitai and Hal Young of 59 Williamson Avenue thank the local Fire Department for a rapid response and professional, friendly service during a recent home fire. The letter asks the editor to publish praise and inform the department of their gratitude.
A reader’s letter contends life has a purpose found in philosophy, memory, and acceptance within a complex society. It notes NJ Easter Seal Society’s 23 years aiding thousands of physically handicapped people, with 4,000 crippled children and adults helped last year on the road to rehabilitation.
The Hillside Public Library announces hours on Monday February 15 1971 from 9 am to 12 noon and closes on Friday February 12 1971 for Lincoln's Birthday a legal holiday for George Washington's Birthday.
Mrs. Rose M Capites of 1100 Chester reported to police Saturday that Anthony Capites car was entered and $2000 worth of television and radio tubes and tools stolen. Police said no indication of forced entry. The car was parked in a garage.
The Hillside Times advertises yearly subscriptions priced at 4.50 for the United States and single copies at 10 cents. It notes second class postage paid in Elizabeth New Jersey and cites volume and issue details.
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