Letters on regionalization and liberal policies spark debate
In Hillside letters to the editor, residents argue against statewide school regionalization and government overreach. One writer, Mrs. Charlotte DeFilippo, urges local referendums and voter input, while Philip R. Nicolaus criticizes housing, taxes, and federal programs as threats to liberty, urging a free press.
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New Jersey
Carley Marburger
Board of Education
Aristotle
Charlotte DeFilippo
Dee Avenue
Flo Dwyer
Cahill
Judge Botter
Robert Kitehart
Senator Bateman
Blatt
Harry Sears
Hillside
Ales Menza
Russia
Newark
Philip R. Nicolaus
Robert Street
Who Is To Blame To The Editor
A reflective piece questions shared responsibility for youth crime and moral decline. It ponders whether adults bear part of the fault through riches idle time sensational media and permissive parenting, urging readers to examine their own influence on the younger generation.
Delinquent label shifts to older folks says Atonement Guild
A fragment quotes a critique claiming older people profit from crime and vices while blaming youths. It argues the term delinquent could apply to adults who profit from harmful goods and activities, challenging moral blame in society. The piece frames a call for accountability beyond youth.
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the Atonement Guild
Dinner Honors Newark Link Members at Donor Dance
The Newark Link 3 Order of the Golden Chain will sponsor its annual Donor Dinner Dance on Tuesday evening March 7 at the Patrician Caterers in Livingston. The event honors Blanche Schwartz of Elisabeth and Samuel E. Leonard of Hillside as Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron. Proceeds support the Golden Chain Camp for underprivileged children at Blairstown, N.J.
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Newark
Order of the Golden Chain
Orange Ave
Livingston
Blanche Schwartz
Elisabeth
Samuel E. Leonard
Hillside
Freda R. Jayson
Order
Elotsl Goldstein
Selma Leonard
Ruth Nudie
The
Link
Sidney Nudie
Esther L. Spiegel
Hannah Goodrich
Nettie Sarbone
Pauline Josephson
Blairstown
N.J
Named To Dean's List At Two Colleges
Marilyn Certner of Hillside has been named to the Dean's List at Monadica College New York. A 1970 Hillside High School graduate she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Irwin Certner 938 Sterner Rd Hillside. Bruce Atterman also earns Dean's List honors as a Syracuse University freshman and Hillside High School graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Al Atterman of Highland Ave.
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Marilyn Certner
Irwin Certner
Sterner Rd
Hillside
Mthica College
N.Y
Hillside High School
Bruce Atterman
Syracuse University
Attermann
al Atterman
Highland Avenue
Speed control tool aids enforcement of violations
The device is described as a valuable tool in speed control and greatly facilitates enforcing speed restriction violations, underscoring its importance in traffic safety measures.
Concert Set In Elizabeth by Hillside Orchestra
The Hillside Community Orchestra performs at School 16 in Elizabeth with Dr. Frederick Zomzely as soloist playing Bach E Major Violin Concerto. Program includes Beethoven Egmont Overture, Tales from the Vienna Woods, and works by Dittersdorf Brahms Tartini and Dvorak under Howard Toplansky. 8:00 p.m. Thursday April 20. Open to the public.
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Hillside Community Orchestra
Elizabeth
Frederick Zomzely
Zomzely
Beethoven
Strauss
Dittersdorf
Brahms
Tartini
Dvorak
Bar Mitzvah of Rick Brian Jacob in New Jersey
Rick Brian Jacob of 134 Valley View Road celebrated his Bar Mitzvah at the Jewish Educational Center Synagogue in Elizabeth New Jersey. A reception followed at Club Diana in Union New Jersey. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Bert Barnett and parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Jacob were noted.
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Rick Brian Jacob
Valley View Road
Jewish Educational Center Synagogue
North Ave
Elizabeth
N.J
Diana
Union
Bert Barnett
Arnold Jacob
YMCA Starts New Program At Five Points Branch
The Five Points Branch YMCA launches a Spring term in March with nine week programs for all ages. Three new offerings include Womens Creative Arts and Crafts on Monday, Jr High Girls Trampoline on Monday, and Womens Under the Hood on Tuesday evenings in May, plus ongoing Kinder Gym and Mens Fitness.
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Five Points
YMCA
The
Jr. High
Tucker Avenue
Union
Kenilworth
Roselle Park
Upsala College Dean's List honors Joseph Tate
Joseph Tate, a freshman from 1147 Bank Street, East Orange, has been named to Upsala College Dean's List for the first semester. He earns recognition as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tate.
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Joseph Tate
Charles Tate
Bank St
Upsala College
East Orange
N.J
Hillside Times brief publication details and pricing
The Hillside Times weekly editions list Hillside Times Publishing Co. Inc. at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey editors and staff including Sidney Silverstein and Sarah Silverstein. Published Thursday March 2 1972 with subscription 4.50 per year and single copy 10 cents second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey Vol XLV No 18.
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NEW Jersey Press Association
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside
New Jersey
Sidney Silverstei
Sarah Silverstein
Richard Duffy
United States
Elizabeth
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