Hillside readers urged to submit unsigned letters to editor
The Hillside Times invites letters up to 200 words signed or withheld on request unless political. Letters to Editor at 1443 N Broad St Hillside NJ 07205 must address local education issues like dress codes. Board of Education comments cited. debate over responsibility and school standards noted.
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Call for Reasonable Dress Code at Union Avenue Letter
Mary Agee appeals to the Board to review and establish a reasonable code of dress for the high school. She cites adolescence challenges, peer influence, and lack of supportive structures as reasons to implement rules that promote dignity in the school and community.
Hillside hails Assemblyman Menza for child abuse law
A reader praises Assemblyman Alexander J. Menza of Hillside for the newly signed Child Abuse Bill No. AL204 by Governor Cahill. The law strengthens protections for abused and injured children, allowing doctors to remove them from danger after medical treatment where previously officials had limited options.
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Alexander J. Menza
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Hillside Times issue details and pricing
The Hillside Times a weekly newspaper in Nilside New Jersey lists staff editors and managers and provides pricing such as yearly subscriptions at 35 50 and single copies at 15 cents. Publication data shows the issue date July 6 1973 and standard second class mailing at Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Reward Decal Design Contest at Hillside Old Guard
The Old Guard of Hillside held an open house with sixty attendees. Harold G Reinhard presented Miss Blaine Starke a savings bond as winner of the decal design contest for use on cars and homes. Miss Szarko, now an art student at Newark State College, and art teacher Reesa Serwatka received gifts. A color film “Through the Seventies and Beyond” was shown and distributed by Public Service Electric & Gas Co. Roger Donat spoke for PSEG. The group plans a bus trip to Kutztown Pa Fair on Thursday July 5 and summer weekly meetings at 10:00 AM in Woodruff Park on Conant Street with cards and games for all men.
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Reesa Serwatka
Hillside High
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Child Abuse Bill Advocates 72-Hour Custody Power
Maryrose F. Sawicki of 130 Eastern Parkway urges passage of a bill introduced early in this year's legislative session. The proposal would place abused children in protective custody for 72 hours with court hearing possibility, immunity from liability, and potential return to parents if not directed otherwise. Sawicki commends Assemblyman Menza for leading the measure to empower guardians and curb ongoing brutality.
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Read Play Tonight Springfield Community Players Continue Readings
The Springfield Community Players continue weekly summer playreadings this Thursday and every Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at the Sara Bailey Club Center in Springfield. Open to the public, the group invites new and interested participants to join.
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Hillside Jaycees Install New President David Goldberg
The Hillside Jaycees install David Carl Goldberg as their tenth year president. A Hillside High School graduate with a BS in Business Management from Fairleigh Dickinson University, he is the youngest Hillside Jaycee president and works as Retail Manager of the Hillside Cut Rate Store.
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Art Winners At Hillside Display In Succor Art Show
Winners in the Succor Art Show held by Hillside Creative Arts display oils watercolor pastels crafts and beaded flowers. Participants include Pearl Pleeail Dell Piankel Jeanette Katz Grace Scotto Ann Lippman Sid Freedman Doris Lenz Eugene Wagner Sylvia Kolber Ti Krasner Gert Kreps Carmen Sisto Lil Finkelstein and Sally Katchen. The exhibition runs in the Hillside Municipal Building lobby and is open to the public.
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