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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
2
A reader defends police salaries and pension payments in a letter to the editor, arguing that a police mayoral spouse questions their sacrifices and pay. The writer contends volunteers like police receive no extra pay and defend the department against public scrutiny. Jaret De Malo signs the piece.
A reader defends Hillside officials led by Mayor John Kulish and argues for salary raises while criticizing critics. The letter defends the police department and questions the township committee’s conduct and fairness amid debates on pay and workload.
Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. Inc. at 1449 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey 07205. Editor Sidney Silverstein Publisher Sarah Silverstein Assistant Advertising Manager Bernard L W Vine Assistant Editor. Thursday June 7 1978. Subscription five dollars fifty cents yearly United States. Single copy five cents. Second class postage paid Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume XLIV Number 32.
Letter from Mrs. Arthur J. Ferguson voices sympathy for those in town government and the police department while criticizing hidden self interest. She notes a year of appreciation turning to calls for accountability and warns that those who sow deceit will reap consequences.
Rosemary Fernicola questions township leaders about police and fire department control and contract parity. She asks what guides decisions, cites unresolved questions from a committee meeting, and urges citizens to demand accountability from five town officials.
To the editor the writer complains Hillside education lags and questions why a middle school is needed and if it will raise taxes. The letter cites Dr Avella the middle schools and the Board of Education as topics of concern.
Jo Ann Krajcech urges residents to question the board over spending on a middle school and potential property purchases. She notes board influence in A. P. Morris district and critiques tax increases, budget votes, and prior modular changes.
Former athletes under Mr. Puerro praise his con genial but firm coaching style creating a solid bond with players. They attest to his effective dedication as a coach.
A parent commends Hillside Physical Education teacher and coach Ronald Puerro for his reasonable actions and care. The writer notes Puerro has coached two sons in football and wrestling, and that he would apologize if misjudging. The letter highlights his dedication beyond school duties and his impact on students.
In a May 21 session the New Jersey Senate reconvened to vote on bills restricting waste from nuclear plants and delaying a deepwater petroleum port. Senator Frank X. McDermott abstained on both measures, drawing public ire from Elisabeth Skilton of 1801 Liberty Ave for lack of strong representation.
A Hillside resident writes to commend the Hillside Ambulance Squad for their dedication and service, noting personal involvement and gratitude from numerous beneficiaries. The letter lauds the squad as a highly respected group of dedicated volunteers and professionals.
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