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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1972

Page

2

Public Opinion to the Editor Letters on School Reform

A reader defends modernizing teaching methods cited as combating vandalism and drug use in schools while urging support for administrators. The piece contrasts vandalism rationalization with the need for research and treatment, naming Dr. Anthony Avella and Dr. Jonas Salk as figures in the debate. It references Hillside Times submission guidelines and addresses The Hillside Times recipients at 1443 N Broad St Hillside NJ 07205.

Signe Existance Fanein Wielen Nathaniel Piriedman Surrey Road The Times Anthony Avella William J. Taetzch Avella the Times Dr. Avella Okr Tom Hillside Times N. Broad St Hillside Jonas Salk Ayella Albert J. Goldberg Fairbanks St

Curfew Contention in Pathmark Debate

In a letter to the editor the author argues against restricting hours at Pathmark, asserting crime deterrence through lighting and security, opposing broad community control, and warning against a curfew setting a precedent for other businesses. The piece frames the issue as a free enterprise matter, not a majority decision, and questions future restrictions.

Pathmark Says 24 Hour Stores Serve Community Need

Monroe Krichnan Pathmark District Supervisor explains the 24 hour operation is to better use facilities lower inflation and meet community needs. The chain notes high customer acceptance and security measures with guards in all stores and minimal holdup incidents.

Pathmark

Elk Youth Baseball Respected After Tight Win

Letter writer defends Elk team and mentor figures against Mr Gonos accusations. The 12 year old pitcher David Gonos tired late as Elk players refused to quit, rallying for timely hits to secure an honorable victory. Both teams praised for sportsmanship and contribution to Hillside youth. Mr and Mrs Thomas Shannon respond from Hillside address.

David Gonos Gonos Hillside Thomas Shannon Mertz Ave

Continue Pre School Pilot Earns Public Praise

A reader commends the Jaycees for a spring pre kindergarten program at the Community Center. The letter credits the class with easing separation anxiety and preparing children for fall kindergarten, urging continued support and expansion by the Board of Education. Anne Janowski thanks the Jaycees for their low budget success.

Jaycees Board of Education The Anne Janowski Long Ave Hillside Jaycees Hillside Community Center Bil and Philis Burkert Hollywood Ave

Pre School Program Earns Thanks From Parent

A Hillside parent thanks the Hillside Jaycees for their Pre School program. The note credits the program with easing his son’s transition to school in September and building excitement rather than fear. Mrs. Arthur Oswald, 210 Ryan St, signs the message.

Hillside Jaycees Arthur Oswald Ryan St

Pre School praise and call for city wide program

A Hillside parent thanks the Jaycees and Miss Magnano for supportive pre school efforts and urges the Hillside Board of Education to sustain a permanent city wide program as essential for children.

Jaycees Magnano Hillside Board of Education Joseph Tallanco

Hillside Times 1972 Getaway Rates and Staff Listing

The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey lists Sidney Silverstein as editor and publisher Sarah Silverstein assistant advertising manager Richard Duffy assistant editor. The issue is dated Thursday July 13 1972 and shows subscription rates per year 34 50 and single copy price 10 cents with second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.

NEW Jersey “Press Association Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc North Broad St Hillside New Jersey Sidney Silverstei Sarah Silverstein Richard Duffy United States Elizabeth

Hillside Pre School project receives heartfelt thanks

Reader commends the Hillside Jaycees and Community Center for a preschool program that helped four and five year olds overcome shyness and engage with new friends. The letter celebrates the Girl Scout Helping Hand Project aiding Exeter Pennsylvania flood victims, thanking officials, stores, drivers, and donors for support and donations for supplies.

Hillside M & M Transportation Co Friedman's Express, Inc Newark N.J Exeter Pennsylvania Agnes Ley Girl Scouts

Hillside Ambulance Squad Celebrates 20th Anniversary

A reader thanks Hillside Ambulance Squad and Hillside Police Department for rapid response to a home accident on July involving his son. He notes on scene care, hospital transport to St Elizabeth Hospital, and a follow up call on July 4th. He urges support for the annual fundraiser to sustain their service.

Tam Hillside Ambulance Squad Hillside Police Department Julyard Ted St. Elizabeth Hospital Hillside

Dean's List Honor for Miriam Nadler at Seton Hall

Miriam Nadler daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Nadler of 218 Dover Aye earned Dean's List at Seton Hall University for the second consecutive semester.

Miriam Nadler Leon Nadler Dover Aye Seton Hall University

Job Service At Center Continues In Hillside

Hillside Community Center at 923 1285 continues its job service matching teens or youths with residents for household chores. Since May the program has benefited many locals and offers jobs of any difficulty. Fees are agreed between employer and teen, with the center proposing a fair rate if needed. All arrangements are settled before work. The Hillside Times reaches over 3000 households. classifieds in The Hillside Times remain available.

Hillside Hillside Community Center

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