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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
5
A letter from Mary Ann Cooda notes damage to a 1975 Camaro passenger door from a hit and run in Hill Side Shopping Center Parking Lot on Good Friday March 28. She estimates repair costs near $100 and urges honesty in parking and reporting incidents.
The piece argues that thorough and efficient education rests on capable teachers and strong administrators. It questions Dr Ayella’s suitability as a top Hillside administrator, noting the need for rigorous evaluation under the New Jersey Tenure Law to prevent incompetence from gaining tenure.
A hypothetical one inch circumference device costing twenty dollars could power a home for twenty years. Solar energy, wind and tidal options threaten fossil fuel dominance by offering abundant distributed power, reducing monopoly control and political-economic concentration. The debate notes abundance can be blocked by invested interests.
Morton D. Bluestone argues for strict budget rules in Hillside New Jersey to curb budget misrepresentation. He calls for October preparation, two public discussions, itemized state obligations, clear surplus definitions, and a budget freeze between October meetings and the new term.
Newly elected Hillside Ambulance Squad trustees for 1975 are listed with titles and positions. The seated group includes Alan Zimmerman Vice-Chairman Gerri Farley Robert Kaufman Chairman Sapotnick Eleonor ONeil and Sgt Edward Sadion of the Hillside Police Department. Additional names Dr Joseph Peyser Joss Hollander Vincent Bevilacqua and Irv Wasserman appear in the photo.
A citizen letter urges a board review of education spending and a strong ballot campaign. It calls for Assembly candidates to declare positions on income tax and to file by April 25 1975 with 100 signatures.
A reader comparing Washington rebates to New Jersey policy criticizes what they call a ripoff. The letter claims government figures promote consumer incentives while state officials reduce support, calling the situation a clear contradiction and ill advised.
Union College announces two six week summer sessions directed by John Wheeler of Westfield. Session I runs June 2 to July 10 and Session II from July 14 to August 21 with day and evening classes at Cranford Campus and Urban Educational Centers in Elizabeth and Plainfield.
The Hillside Safety Council meets on the third Thursday each month in the Municipal Building and lists its members including Deputy Fire Chief Andrew Adamchak Police Lieutenant Paul S DeGraw Dr Corrine E Brathwaite Mrs Gloria M Cherry Salvatore A Cicalese Mollie M Della Eugene F Dillon Orlando Dom ina Camilla M Fazio Mrs Michelle M Foster Michael J Geraci Jerry Kaplan Mrs Rita Loeb Mrs Ann C Lord Mrs Frances M Madden Jerome Middlebrook Larkus Reeves Mrs Ann Salan Mrs Eugenia M Schick Mrs Grace T Scotto Mrs Jennie Silva Mrs Jane Smialkowski Anna M Susi and Joan E Zayac Burton B Bergman M D was named Township Committee representative for 1975.
Readable notice lists public meeting times for Hillsides area groups at Municipal Building. It covers Township Committee Board of Education Planning Board Zoning Board Swimming Pool Commission Community Center Commission Board of Health Recreation Commission Safety Council with their respective days and locations.
Senator Harrison A. Williams argues Congress passed a historic tax relief bill to lift the economy from its slump. He claims $100–$200 rebates and 1975 tax reductions boost purchasing power and job creation, with aid to middle and lower income groups and unemployment benefits extended. He also notes tax cuts for small business, housing credits, end of oil depletion allowances, and calls for swift implementation and broader tax reform.
Dr. Fritz Kramer professor at Manhattan School of Music and New York University will open a three lecture series by the Montclair State College School of Humanities. He will discuss Music of the Romantic Period on Monday April 7 at 3 p.m. in Student Center Ballroom A. The public is invited with no admission charge.
Parents attended the annual Primary Show at George Washington School as grades K through 3 performed musical pieces about the twelve months. Father Time Charles Douglas and wair Manual Castillo led the cast while third grade teacher Alfred Abrusia supervised a large group of former students and pictured names include John Wingate Raquel Stone Dana Luciani Lisa Kryceski Kendra Preister Sonia Hi Tonya Lett Infier Jones Anthony Piercy Monique Davis Sharonda Wakefield Sandra Wiggins Lance Burroughs Willie Minus Roger Bramwell Craig Muldrow.
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