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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1971
Page
2
Police attempted to aid Dennig M Sepe 27 of 14 Montgomery St Bloomfield who appeared ill at Municipal Court Thursday night. He was helped after wobbling and leaning and then arrested when officers found amphetamine pills in his possession. Sepe held on 250 bail.
Alexander Menzy urges voters to support Mrs Marie Reale for the Hillside Board of Education on February 9 1971. Reale active in Saybrook PTA served as president two years nine years on executive board married to artist Nicholas Reale with children in college and Hillside schools. She is a New Jersey real estate broker and president of a Vermont corporation and is a Hillside Schools product with Rutgers New School for Social Research education.
Dear Editor letters praise Peter Ferrigno for Board of Education candidacy and detail his Hillside life. He served 22 years with Hillside Fire Department and is Deputy Fire Chief, family details, unions roles, civil defense work, budgets, and education background. The second letter protests doubling student bus tickets costs, urging Board action for cheaper rides and student input.
The article notes a candidate for the Board of Education advocating balanced education covering both academic and vocational tracks. It mentions future meetings where Mr. Andrukite plans to elaborate on his platform and invite supporters to the next gathering at Mrs. Andrukite's home, 154 Silver Ave, on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 1971.
The Hillside Times, published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad St Hillside NJ, lists SIDNEY SILVERSTEIN as editor and publisher SARAH SILVERSTEIN as assistant advertising manager and RONALD REISMAN as assistant editor. Dated Thursday Jan 21 1971 the issue notes subscriptions at 4.50 per year with worldwide U S delivery, single copies cost 10 cents, second class postage paid at Elizabeth NJ, volume XLVII number 12.
A Hillside resident supports Pete Ferrigno for the Board of Education citing his dedication to families and youth. The letter argues parents should accept guidance from outside the family and frames Ferrigno as a solid foundation to bridge generation gaps while urging readers to consider broader social causes of youth delinquency.
A reader recalls a poem that boosts youth morals by admitting elders are not flawless. The piece argues against harsh judgments and invites others to read and reflect on the message about intergenerational imperfection.
Police report two burglaries Wednesday night. Mrs Beatrice Greenberg found at 144 North Ave her rear door lock slipped and rooms ransacked while she was away seven hours. Missing portable TV a platinum diamond wedding band an engagement ring and a solid yellow gold ring. Another entry reported at 137 Sum mer Ave by Gerda Pfahl.
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