Tribute to Hillside ambulance founder Tom Greene Jr
Eleanor L. ONeill notes Tom Greene Jr marked by his work with Hillside Ambulance Squad. In 1951 he helped form the service and built the First Air Headquarters. He served as Captain Lieutenant and Instructor and answered calls day or night in all weather, earning lifelong respect. He is remembered as a good neighbor and dedicated educator.
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Hillside
Mr. Greene
Tom Greene
First Air
Tom
Hillside Times Seeks Letters From Readers
The Hillside Times invites readers to submit letters to the editor on township matters. All letters must be signed though names and addresses may be withheld on request except for political letters. Letters should be 200 words or fewer, typewritten, and double-spaced with possible edits or rejection by the paper.
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Hillside Times
N. Broad St
Hillside
Vision Obscured To the Editor Column Critiques Public Works
A reader blasts Public Works Commissioner Ferrer in a letters to the editor, accusing the Municipal Maintenance Garage of overspending in the first nine months of the year and questioning the department’s oversight and decisions. The writer challenges Ferrer’s vision and asks how he will respond.
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Public Works
Ferrer
Yvision
Hillside voters urged for change in November election
Mrs Sheila Springer of 58 Wilder Street endorses Witte Bergman and Manzione for Township of Hillside government saying the Democratic Machine has kinks and Hillside needs a fresh voice. She plans to vote November 1hs.
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Hillside
Witte
Bergman
Manzione
Sheila Springer
Wilder Street
Physician runs for public office critique letter
Mrs. Joseph T. Loeb objects to physicians entering politics, arguing that a doctor’s duties demand constant availability and sleep deprivation. She praises the noble profession and questions how a dedicated physician could manage Town Hall responsibilities while answering endless calls. She closes with a firm stance that a physician’s calling is not political.
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Town Hall
Joseph T. Loeb
Clark Street
Bergman Time to Editor Encourages Action
The letter praises Dr. Bergman for breaking inertia and taking on a committeeman role. It argues many people have time but lack motivation to tackle new challenges and public service, urging greater effort and sacrifice beyond comfort to improve personal and community involvement.
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Dr. Bergman
Radio City
New York
Fooling Taxpayers in Hillside Election Fight
A reader accuses Mr. Lords a visionary leader of deception as he seeks the Hillside township committee seat in November. The letter notes his March claim to seek restoration of a cut to the school budget after a defeat and his role as president of the Board of Education.
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Lords
Hillside
Board of Education
Trenton
Lordi
Townhall
Lordigyou
Kiwanis Salutes Dr Lilien Lordi and Hillside politics
A reader letter from Mrs. Marie Capasso of 160 Boston Avenue criticizes Mr. Lordi for political ambitions on the Township Committee and accuses him of overreach while referencing Mrs. Ferrel and a department budget moratorium. The writer questions future governance and calls for accountability.
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Mr. Ferrer
Marie Capasso
Boston Avenue
Hillside voters oppose budget cut overruled by state official
Voters backed a Hillside budget rejection by a 2 to 1 margin, prompting a $130,000 cut by the Township Committee. The Board of Education led by Alfred Lordi asked the State Commissioner to restore the funds, who granted over $76,000 back. Tax increases follow as scrutiny grows of Lordi's authority and leadership.
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Hillside
Township Committee
Board of Educaton
Alfred Lordi
Board of Education
Lordi
State Commissioner of Education
Commissioner of Education
Hillside Times details and price list
The Hillside Times weekly edition lists the Hillside Times Publishing Co. Inc. at 1443 North Broad St Hillside NJ 07205 with Sidney Silverstein as editor and publisher Sarah Silverstein as assistant advertising manager Bernard Levine as assistant editor and the date October 19 1972. Subscription is 5.50 per year within the United States and single copies cost 15 cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume XLVI Number 51.
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New Jersey
By Press Association
Hillside Times Publishing Co. Inc
North Broad St
Hillside
N. J
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Bernard Levine
United States
Elizabeth
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Thomas Oil Company
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Wodl
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Mittleman Bros. Inc
Uality Bakers
Maple
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Kiwanis
Dr.Lilien
Mr. Lordi
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Ferel
Ferrel
Commissioner Ferrel
Dunny
Kiwanis Club
Milton Lilien
Anthony O. Bullis
Dr. Lilien
V. Wm. DiBuonno
Gordon de Mott
Hillside Photo Service
Mr. Lords
Mrs. Nose Sansone
Boston
the Hillside Times
Olive St
Elizabeth WJ
Sidney T. Holt
U.S.G
Broad ST
Kinney Bldg
Newark
Bloy ST. Cor
Harvard Ave
AJ & Speck
Essex
Union Counties
Kingston Fuel CO
Mr. Weber
Tobia
BBC Appliances
Irv Clark
Peter Ferrigno
Maple Ave
Central Home Trust
Cerral Hamn Trust
United Jersey Bank
FEDER
New Federal Reserve System
Port
Elmora
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