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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1971
Page
7
A Hillside resident lauds the Road Department under Mr Castelluccio for rapid responses to ice, potholes, and summer repairs despite limited equipment. The letter also argues for Albert Schoen as a qualified Board of Education candidate, urging voters to support him on election day.
Larry Bevee recommends Gary D. Lehner as a worthy candidate for the Hillside Board of Education. Bevee cites Lehner's past fundraising, willingness to help and experience as an official coach and adviser in youth activities. Editor notes space constraints with letters omitted.
Official family continued list shows resignations and vacancies in local bodies. Names include Jeryl Beyer Nathan Friedman Adolf Attermann Sanford Goldberg Armand Florietti Charles Maniglia Nathan Friedman Joseph Einloth William Beattie Judith Parsonnel Maryin Corwicks Charles Mancuso William Tomasow and others.
The Hillside Times weekly edition lists publisher Sidney Silverstein editor, Sarah Silverstein assistant, Ronald Reisman assistant editor and advertising manager, with publication date January 7, 1971 and subscription rates four dollars fifty cents per year in the United States. The issue is classed as second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey and is numbered volume XLV number 10.
Dr Robert Parker candidate for Hillside Board of Education tells a 26 person tea gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Sanford Goldberg that education must equip children for intellectual moral and civic growth. He argues schools must guide youth to apply learning to real world concerns.
An enthusiastic group greeted Marie Reale, a Board of Education candidate, at an organizing meeting on January 3 at the Koblenz home. The committee outlined plans and praised her as capable and honest, noting her background as a methods consultant and business professional.
Stoppped with Ty Thurman Kerton, 54, of 174 Sherman Ave Newark, caught by police on Denton Lane near Mann Ave carrying a television set from Sam Accardi’s apartment at 1 05 p m Sunday He is held without bail on charges of breaking entering and larceny.
A board member outlines dedication to guiding education and equipping children for the future, emphasizing commitment to improving schooling and student outcomes.
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