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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
3
Last week a food collection in local schools gathered aid for earthquake victims in Nicaragua. The image shows Mrs. Lubin, Mike Markowitz, High School Principal Robert Searles and Joanne Korkonockus with some contributed items.
Today and through the week see budget presentations at Walter Krumtiegel School and hearings on January 29. Knights of Columbus meet at 1220 Liberty Ave at 4 30 p.m. Multiple social and club gatherings run from the Italian American Civic Association to the YMHA singles group and a Chinese Auction at Kingston Restaurant. Basketball nights feature Comets vs Beleville and a home game against Holy Trinity.
Edelson urges local residents to join his campaign effort citing the importance of safeguarding the town’s future. He invites interested helpers to contact him at 351-1674 or reach out to Procopio at 951-0079.
The letter from Mary A. Witte urges Hillside residents to vote for Ruth Ninesling on February 13. Witte cites Ninesling’s stance on modular scheduling and her board priorities as aligned with her views.
A city corner letter from Hillside officials compares 1972 Democratic budget figures for Tax Collector 13300, Treasurer 11200, Building Inspector 12500, Welfare Director 8950 totaling 45950 with 1973 Republican figures Tax Collector 11000, Treasurer 5000, Building Inspector 4500, Welfare Director 3500 totaling 24000 noting a 21950 savings. The letter accuses a past misprint and defends honesty and change.
A letter from Karen Tittel and teammates complains of no promised practice area for 17 girls. They describe cramped lobby sessions and outside workouts at War Memorial Building due to limited school gym time and conflicts with freshman basketball.
A parent urges voting for Catherine Pease highlighting her 15 years of support, stance against modular scheduling, and defense of girls gym access. The letter frames Pease as fiscally prudent and focused on quality education for Hillside children.
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