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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
3
The Hillside Times invites township residents to submit signed letters on matters of interest. Names and addresses may be withheld upon request except for political content. Letters should be typed double spaced, under 200 words, and addressed to Editor at 1443 N Broad St Hillside NJ 07205.
Letter writers praise Charlotte De Filippo and Ruth Ninesling for education reform. De Filippo is urged by a Hillside resident to vote for her on election day February 3, while supporters back Ruth Ninesling for the Board on February 13, citing dedication and fiscal responsibility.
The Hillside Times weekly edition lists publication details for February 8 1972 including address 1443 North Broad St Hillside NJ 07205 editor Sidney Silverstein publisher and staff credits Sarah Silverstein Bernard Levine.
Letters praise Gary D. Lehner for youth programs and demand budgeting changes. Voters urged to back Lehner February 13 with Lever 3 citing his experience and plans to rehabilitate school facilities and cut spending.
Voters attended a Meet The Candidates Night at Walter s Krumbiegel school last Thursday to hear contenders for the Board of Education race. The event provided a forum for candidates to outline plans and answer questions from residents.
Jacquie Koblenz urges support for Charlotte DeFilippo in Hillside Board of Education race. Letter lauds her education focus, strong business background, and dedication to rebuilding the school system, while opposing regionalization and noting state lottery funding shortfall.
Public thanks express gratitude to workers players and organizers who joined the Arthur J Ferguson basketball benefit a tribute to a beloved man. The committee plans a meeting soon to decide on next steps.
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