Hillside readers attack age bias in tax collector race
Letters to the Editor condemn Dr. Frank Light as age biased and defend Larry Levitas as Tax Collector candidate. Contributors praise Levitas’s four years as Township Treasurer and CPA finance background while urging civic discourse and noting Hillside Times submission guidelines. June S Fischer signs as a Democrat supporter.
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Mother and daughter run for Hillside offices in political first
Mrs Helen Norton Dunay seeks a seat on the Hillside Township Committee. Her daughter runs for Tax Collector, marking an unprecedented mother daughter candidacy in Hillside. Supporters note potential lively dinner table conversations if elected.
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Hillside Township
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Voters urged to demand leadership over flood and sign laws
Residents criticize officials for slow flood response and insurance gaps. Letters attack oversized campaign signs violating ordinance 22-7.10 in Hillside, urging candidates to use smaller compliant placards and present concrete plans, including tax-cut proposals and service reductions.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Michael Sasovetz
Flood warning proposal sparks township GOP critique
Local Democrat leaders face opposition after twenty years of control as critics call the flood warning system plan belated and unnecessary. The dispute centers on flood insurance access and government urgency versus past missteps.
Letter to the Republican platform on volunteer municipal service
A reader critiques the party platform's call for increased citizen volunteering in municipal services. The letter argues against volunteer fire and police roles, warns against returning to past policing, and asserts a preference for paid professional services to avoid rising costs and reduced tax implications.
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Hillside Times high school sports roundup highlights gains
Hillside Times reports weekly edition details circulation and staff listing for October 5 1972. The notice outlines editorial and advertising roles with Sidney Silverstein as publisher and editor.
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Hillside High Future Nurses Help at Health Fair
Jaycee representative thanks Hillside High School Future Nurses and Physicians Club for helping at Sunday's health fair event. The thank you note highlights student volunteers who assisted attendees and supported health screening activities.
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Hillside Library to receive recycling drive funds
Barbara Eisler president of New Jersey Citizens for Clean Air and Hillside groups say 37.47 from the November 1970 Gold-in-Garbage Day will expand the library’s environmental book collection. Proceeds from NICOA and the Hillside Environmental Science Club were to fund a municipal conservation project. Since none was started, the money plus Earth Day funds buy books and magazines, including Ranger Rick and another natural history publication.
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Lion Wins 100 Percent Pin for District Governor Service
George F. Martin of the Hillside Lions Club received the 100 percent District Governor’s Pin and a Lions International plaque for his exceptional administration during the 1971-72 year as District 16 E governor. The district includes 66 clubs in Union Essex Morris and Warren Counties.
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Pingry Seniors Win National Merit Letters
Pingry School head master H Westcott Cunningham announces 12 seniors awarded National Merit Scholarship Letters of Commendation. Named are Gilbert Barker, James Neale, Joshua Breakstone, Richard Brekus, John Christanovicz, John Hover, Robert Hughes, Richard Jeffrey, Paul Quinn, John Levinson, Charles Monroe, and John Whitehead from Summit, Hasbrouck Heights, Linden, Clifton, Roseland, Cranford, Montclair, Morristown, Metuchen, and Hasel Fells.
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James Neale
Short Hills
Joshua Breakstone
Linden
Richard Brekus
Upper Montclair
John Christanovicz
Clifton
John Hover
Roseland
Robert Hughes
Cranford
Richard Jeffrey
Paul Quinn
Summit
John Levinson
Metuchen
Charles Monroe
Morristown
John Whitehead
Hasex Fells
Health Fair Extends Thanks to Veterans for Transport Help
Alan D. Zimmerman of the Hillside Health Fair Jaycee chapter extends gratitude to the Jewish War Veterans Post 78 and members who organized transportation for senior citizens to the fair. Their efforts, he says, made the event a high success.
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