Hillside Times Seeks Readers Letters To Editor
The Hillside Times invites readers to send signed letters on topics of interest to the teamship. Names will be withheld on request except for political letters. Letters must be under 200 words, typewritten, double spaced, and may be mailed to Er iter at The Hillside Times 1443 N Broad St Hillside NJ 07205.
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Er Iter
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Hillside
Thanks To the Firefighters of Hillside
A resident thanks firefighter Richard Floyd for alerting and actions that saved a Cadillac and a motorcycle during a garage fire at their home. They commend all responders for controlling the blaze and preventing spread to neighboring structures.
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Richard Floyd
Hillside
Pire
Prema
Spelling Bee Critique Sparks Call for Replay in Hillside
Gaetana Cantor from Hillside and Paula Fineke describe flaws at the February 26 Hillside grammar school spelling bee at Knights of Columbus hall. They urge replays with taped words and clear diction by English teachers to restore faith in fair competition and good sportsmanship.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
Hillside
Union County
Woodruff Ave
Hillside Times brief edition notice
Hillside Times published weekly at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey 07205 editor Sidney Silverstein and staff. March 1 1978 issue lists staff roles and subscription pricing with single copy and postage details.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside
New Jersey
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah G. Silverstein
Bernard Levine
United States
Elizabeth
An Autoharp? To the Editor in Brief Note
A reader explains discovering an Autoharp, a musical instrument unfamiliar to many, sparking questions about its sound and use. The letter invites curiosity about this lesser known instrument.
Hillside Middle School study call urged by residents
A citizens task force invites Hillside residents to study modular scheduling and middle school concepts. The notice cites cost concerns and educational impact and lists contact numbers for Mrs Ruth Ninesling and Philip Nicolaus. A meeting is set for Tuesday March 13 at 1261 Robert St.
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Citizens Task Force
Ruth Ninesling
Philip Nicolaus
Robert St
Hillside Board of Education victory thanks and praise
Frank Corse thanks supporters and two campaign managers Peter Ferrigno and Irv Clark for building a strong team and promises to uphold trust for good education. Albert Guietes credits Township Committee for balancing the municipal budget, noting no tax increase for many years. James P. Whitlock congratulates the committee and urges prudent education spending.
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Irv Clark
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Clarification on Linden Hillside Teenage Republicans Statement
A letter from Mr. Leonard Edelson is addressed to the Times. It clarifies that the Linden-Hillside Teenage Republicans are not Students for Better Education and that TARS did not participate in the smear campaign. SBE endorsed three candidates and a TAR member started the idea at a meeting.
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the Times
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SBE
Hillside PTA Thanks Back to School Night Helpers
Hillside High School PTA thanks parents and teachers for helping make the back to school night a tremendous success. Mrs. Matthew Witting, president, and Mrs. Paul Davis, publication chair, express appreciation for community support.
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Matthew Witting
Hillside High School Pta
Paul Davis
Know The Facts Defense From Students For Better Education
A student group chairman replies to Mr Edelson’s letter criticizing smear literature. He argues the organization did not distribute across Hillside, limited activity to Avy Street, and questions whether the literature swayed opinions on busing and the middle school. He defends Clint Bolick against election defeat claims.
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Students For Better
Edelson
Clint Bolick
Community election drama cited in Hillside budget vote
A local meeting recounts election campaigning conduct with Mrs. Loeb's late letter and competing literature. SBE representatives note distribution on Sunday, apology for delayed Times publication, and gratitude to Hillside residents who voted down the budget and approved three new board members.
Seton Hall University Expands South Orange Internship Program
The Seton Mall University communication department grows its internship program with five students earning college credits while working part time in newspapers, ad agencies, and public relations. Four seniors and one junior participate, including Stan Lemond of 596 Plymouth Head Hillside who works in the traffic department at Keyes Martin Advertising in Springfield.
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Seton Mall University
Stan Lemond
Plymouth Head
Hillside
Keyes
Martin Advertising
Springfield
Letter from Marine in Hillside Times poem about war ends
Donald Cove, student at W O Krumbjegel School on Hillside Ave, receives a letter from Lance Corporal Walter J Hill USMC praising his Viet Nam war ending poem. The Marine says friends share his view and hopes readers think like the poet. He thanks Donald and wishes God’s blessing.
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Donald Cove
W O. Krumbjegel School
Hillside Ave
Hillside Times
Donald
Waller J. Hill
U.S. Marine Corps
Viet Nam
Walter J
USMC
Seven Ways To Cut Fuel Use In Home Heating
Health Officer Charles F. Dotto promotes seven conservation steps to shrink heating costs and raise comfort. Recommends weather stripping caulk storm windows wall insulation attic seals efficient maintenance closing draperies and lowering nighttime thermostat. Information bulletin available from the Bubui Pollution Commission at 49 Mt Pleasant Ave West Orange NJ.
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Charles F. Dotto
Bubui Pollution Commission
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
West Orange
New Jersey
Lite Pine Ladies Auxiliary Plans March Board Meeting
Trustees and officers of the Lite Pine Ladies Auxiliary will meet on March 5 at 8 p.m. The gathering at 58 Mertz Avenue Hillside is limited to a board meeting only.
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Lite Pine Ladies Auxiliary
Mertz Avenue
Hillside
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