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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1973

Page

2

Hillside Times public opinion letter on school board

A reader endorses three candidates Mrs Catherine Pease Mrs Ruth Nunesling and Mr Frank Corso for Hillside board arguing they will reform the system and prove residents still care about students. The writer criticizes Mr Bierman and laments taxpayer spending. Address provided as 373 Sanford Ave.

Hillside Catherine Pease Ruth Nunesling Frank Corso Albert Guletes Sanford Ave

Bravo Lehner Opposes Budget in Letter to Editor

Arnold Kominsky writes from 31 Warwick Road praising Lehner for opposing a costly school budget. He attacks the board for forcing a budget amid public rejection and notes a later, higher increase after a year without Lehner's vote.

Mr. Lehner Lehner Board of Education Arnold Kominsky Warwick Road

Real Concern to Paciler on Ruth Nunesling for Hillside Board

Naomi Walsh, Associate Nursing Director at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, writes that Ruth Nunesling shows genuine concern for people and strong patient care skills. She asserts Nunesling's professional expertise will be valuable on the Hillside Board of Education.

Ruth Nunesling Newark Beth Israel Medical Center Hillside Board of Education Naomi Walsh

Edelson Backed for Hillside School Board Election

A Hillside reader endorses Leonard Edelsong for the February 13 school board race citing his business background and commitment to improving local education. Eleanor Silecehia of 336 Trinity Place urges constructive change from the board.

Leonard Edelsong Hillside Eleanor Silecehia Trinity Place

Letter Endorses Charlotte DeFilippo for School Board

A local parent urges support for Charlotte DeFilippo in the upcoming school board race. The writer cites DeFilippo’s Millside High School background and full attendance at board meetings as qualifications, urging Hill side residents to vote on Tuesday February 15th.

Board of Education P.T.A Charlotte DeFilippo Charlotte Hillside Charlotte de~ Filippa

Hillside Senior Leader Endorses Mr. Lehner for Mayor

A Hillside High School senior class president writes to support Mr. Gary D. Lerner, praising his accomplishments and urging Hillsiders to vote for him, noting the esteem in which he is held by area youths.

Lillside Mr. Lehner Hillside High School Hill Side Hillside Gary D. Lerner

Hillside Old Guard Inauguration and School Board Debate

The Hillside Old Guard met January 17 at the College Inn for an inauguration luncheon. The article blends a roster of attendees with editorial letters urging voters to assess candidates’ qualifications, debating modular scheduling, budgets, and PTA roles in Hillside education ahead of February 18 election day.

Hillside Old Guard College Inn William Grieshaber Mark Jannelli David M. Brown Auguste Arnaud Harold G. Reinhard Clifford Pitts Burton Blazier Richard N. Berkefeldt William Frank Peter Pedicini John Williamson Reggie Williams William Boyle Carl W. Hexamer Franke E. Clark Philip Cardaci Louis McCool Sal Vitella John McMahon Adolph Poletz Fred Corziltus Stanley Kreshok Albert Goetz Stanley Serwatka Arthur Watkins Casper Calgano Hillside Photo Service Hillside Board of Education Hillside High Pingry Hey

Hillside Times Overview of Publication Details

The Hillside Times, a weekly New Jersey newspaper, lists publisher Sidney Silverstein and staff, shows January 25, 1973 issue date, price 5.60 dollars yearly, 1 cent single copy, second class postage in Elizabeth, NJ. It operates from 443 North Broad Street Hillside with offices and advertising staff noted.

New Jersey Hillside Times Publishing Co. Inc North Broad St Hillside Sidney Silverstein Sarah G. Silverstein Bernard Levine United States Elizabeth KXLIX

More Than Pleased: Editor Endorses Hillside Board Candidate

A local editor expresses strong support for Charlotte DeFilippo, praising her as a worthy candidate for election to the Hillside Board of Education. The note emphasizes the editor’s long acquaintance with DeFilippo and confidence in her qualifications.

Charlotte DeFilippo Hillside Board of Education Charlotte

Where are we going educationally and how progress measured

A reader questions the school board's priorities and progress evaluation. They criticize neglect of elementary facilities while spending 60 000 on gym renovations for a failing high school program. They urge clear goals and proper assessment of educational adequacy.

Board of Education Merlo

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