Hillside Times invites letters to editor for township matters
The Hillside Times requests signed letters on local issues, with author name and address withheld on request. Letters must not be political in nature, may be up to 200 words, typewritten and double spaced. The paper reserves the right to edit or reject and letters should be sent to Editor at 1443 N Broad St Hillside NJ 07205.
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Hillside Times
Tim
N. Broad St
Hillside
Two Controversial Decisions Stun Hillside Readers
In a sequence of letters to the editor residents criticize Hillside officials over two recent choices. They question the mayor and three commissioners for perceived political maneuvering in appointing a Welfare Director and for potential legal lapses in timing. The writers argue for reform and probe ties between appointees and local figures.
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Eitinens
Willside
Capmen Monaco
Monaca
VRAD
Jean Goldhor
Dimcter
Local Assistance Board
Joan Keizer
Coloma
Jane Iar
Hillside
J. Keizer
David Keizer
John Kulish
Astanza
Kush
Alessehdal Chums
Andrukite
Colonia
New Jersey
Kulish
Iver
Ruth Ninesling Seeks Hillside Board of Education Seat
A reader endorses Ruth Ninesling for election to the Hillside Board of Education, praising her long acquaintance and confidence in her ability to serve as a capable board member. The notice urges Hillside residents to support her candidacy.
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Ruth Ninesling
Hillside Board of Education
Hillside
Voter urges for Ruth Ninesling in Hillside school election
Firefighter William Carragino and resident Philip Schectman back Ruth Ninesling for Hillside Board of Education. They target February 13 voting and criticize current high school discipline and property issues, endorsing a shift to a 2 modular scheduling plan.
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Ruth Ninesling
Hillside
Eduation
Citzens
Ast
Thanks For Concert From School Music Staff
Expresses gratitude to our school music director and staff for a lovely holiday concert. Thanks are extended to Brandberry and others for their hard work. Announces next concert by Naomi Warner at 1484 Stanley Ter.
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Tama
Seyiour Stein
Aed Iirs
Brandberry
Ohmral Sires Visor
Ironic Partisan Picks in Hillside Building Inspector Case
The Hillside Democratic majority in 21 years past reappointed Hanson, a former Republican, to the Building Inspector post to ensure continuity and his pension. This year a Republican majority faced Monaco, an 18 year employee, and chose partisan change, prompting questions about motive and the role of party loyalties in local staffing decisions.
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Hillside
Hillside Times
Hanson
Monaco
Solomon
Theseet
Hospital Party Set By Jewish War Veterans and Auxiliary
The Elin-Unger Post 273 JWV and the Elin-Unger Ladies Auxiliary 273 will hold a hospital party Monday January 165 1973 at East Orange Veterans Hospital New Jersey. Jack Schechter Hillside and Aux Pres Bobbie Wasserman Union will mobilize the largest turnout to aid over eighty patients on the sixth floor with two concurrent binge games and prizes from the Post and Auxiliary.
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Elin-Unger
United States
Elin-Unger Ladies Auxiliary
J W.va
East Orange Veterans Hospital
East Orange
N.J
Jack Schechter
Hillside
Aux
Bobbie Wasserman
Union
Post
Judge Praises Hillside Police For Integrity And Fairness
Former Hillside judge commends the police department for integrity, fairness, and professional conduct. He highlights detective bureau and narcotics squad, praising Detective Sergeant Messano and detectives Cain and Milhum for compassionate, prudent work amid rising drug issues. He notes officers often advised leniency in sentencing and calls for lasting community respect.
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Robert Diamond
Hillside
Polivee
Nen
Messane
Cain
Milihurn
Kis
Messano
Hillside Times brief edition details and pricing
Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. Inc. at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey 07205. Editor Sidney Silverstein Publisher and Assistant Advertising Manager Sarah Silverstein Assistant Editor Bernard Levine. January 1973 pricing: yearly $5.50 domestic single copy 15 cents. Second class postage paid Elizabeth New Jersey.
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NEW Jersey Press Association
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside
New Jersey
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Bernard Levine
United States
Elizabeth
Saybrook PTA Plans Special School Building Tour
Mrs. Carol Mensa invites the public to a Saybrook and A. P Morris school tour during the Saybrook PTA general meeting on Tuesday January 16 1973 at 9 30 PM in the A. P Morris School auditorium. The tour informs taxpayers about current building conditions and why funds are in the 1978 74 budget.
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Carol Mensa
Saybrook Pta
Saybrook
A. P Morris
Saybrook P.T.A
Board of Education
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