Board names new officers at reorganization meeting
John Schierer reports Anthony Dee was named president of the Board of Education and Ed Capasso vice president at the reorganization meeting held last Wednesday night at Calvin Coolidge School. Both were unanimously approved. Capasso faced opposition earlier from Bob Conway before a second ballot secured Capasso. The article lists the 1977 78 committee rosters and delegates, including Dee as School Boards Association delegate and Capasso as Union County Educational Services Committee delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Dee
Board of Education
Ed Capasso
Calvin Coolidge School
Dee
Capasso
Bob Conway
Conway
Anthony Panarese
Jerry Kaplan
Panarese
Deo
Mildred Karlik
Gennaro
Tiny) Messina
Cathy Pease
Sandy Tasch
Ed Cap
Gennaro Messano
School Boards Association
Union County Educational Services Committee
Hillside Educational Council
Union County School Boards Association
Menza seeks statewide ban on steeljaw traps in NJ
State Senator Alexander J. Menza introduces legislation to ban the steel jaw leghold trap and all trapping devices not designed to painfully capture or instantly kill fur bearing animals across New Jersey. Violations carry fines up to 500 dollars and possible imprisonment. under-16s would need close supervision to trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander J. Menza
D-Union
New Jersey
Menza
New
Jersey
Ashley Montague
Barry Segal to Manage Hillside Pool for 1977 Season
Barry Segal is named Pool Manager for the 1977 Hillside season by Hillside Community Pool Board of Swimming Pool Commissioners chair Louis T. German. Segal, a Livingston educator and former Spring Garden Country Club general manager, brings extensive experience in camp operation, lifeguard programs, and athletic coaching to ensure a productive summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Segal
Louis T. German
Hillside Community Pool Board of Swimming
Segal
Upsala College
Boston University
Montclair State College
U.S. Army
Livingston Board of Education
Mountain Crest Swim Club
West Orange
Spring Garden
Florham Park
Baldassano
Iris
Springfield
Ted Sendler
Hillside
Third historic walk Typical Old Lyons Farms announced
The third in a four part series by Mrs. Jame E. Schorr under Hillside Historical Society auspices will take place Sunday afternoon May 22 starting at 3 p.m. The public is invited to participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame E. Schorr
Hillside Historical Society
YW spring youth classes begin week of April 18
The Eli Women’s YW at 1131 E Jersey St Elizabeth NJ opens spring youth sessions the week of April 18 after school eight week courses include Tennis Baton Twirling Volleyball Swimming Modeling and Charm Modern Dance Enrollment is limited sign up now Brenda Fudge at 355 1500 for details Historic walks begin from Williamson Ave and North Broad St follow cow paths to Maple Hillside and Liberty avenues with a fourth fall walk planned Historic Society meets first Wednesday each month at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Women's Chiation
Jersey Street
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Brenda Fudge
Old Lyons Farms
Williamson Ave
North Broad St
Conant St
Salem Ave
Upper Road
Historic Society
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Mayor and PBA Chief clash over parity in Hillside
Hillside mayor Vincent Baldassano and PBA president Michael Galloway clashed over statements about parity between the police and fire departments. PERC found good faith bargaining and no ruling on legality. the mayor cited a letter from Town attorney Parsonnel. At a special meeting, the town moved to deposit rebate monies, buy a copier, and repair the pool. Head librarian Lottie Smolenski opposed new library plans. Baldassano defended expansion. Vacancies announced for Administrative Analyst, Clerk-Typist, and Maintenance Foreman. Baldassano voiced support for the Hillside-Linden All-Stars in the national street hockey championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Pba
Michael Galloway
Vincent Baldassano
Baldassano
Township
Public Employee Relations Committee
PERC
PBA
Galloway
Hillside Times
al Parsonnel
J Parsonnel
J & J Aquatech
Lottie Smolenski
Miss Smolenski
John Kulish
Kulish
Hillside-Linden
Hillside
Philadelphia
April 14 16 20 Local Timebook Board and Community Meetings
A dense list of community events across Hillside area from April 14 to April 20. Activities include Board of Adjustors and Township meetings at Municipal Building, religious group gatherings at churches and synagogues, senior citizen classes, lectures at Kean College, poetry events, and club meetings. Notable items include Townsend Lectures by Felipe Luciano and Dr. Warren Sussman, and the March for Breath event at the Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustors
Senior Citizens
Roth Lodge
Knights of Pythias
War Memorial
College Inn
Townsend
Felipe Luciano
Kean College
Old Guard
Presbyterian Church
Jewish War Veterans Post
Chestnut Ave
Knights of Columbus
Liberty Ave
Flood Committee
Christ the King Church
Lions Club
Jaycens
National State Bank
Opin
Adelphi Charmber Ocestra
Congregation Sinai Torah Board Meeting
Maple Ave
March For Breath
Community Center
Sisterhood Temple Shomrel Torah Board
Salem Ave
Whiteman
Gary Snyder
Elks
Asthmatic League
YMHA
Green Lane
Union
Overeaters Anonymous
Municipal
Hillside Public Library
Rotary
Italian American Civic Association
Hillside Ave
Deborah Heart Foundation
Ym-Ywha
Board of Education
Public Caucus
Virginia Street
Keep Well Station
B'nai B'rith
Shomrel Torah
Warren Sussman
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By John Schierer
Dennis
Brian McBride
McBride Specialties Co
Boy Scout
A.P. Morris
Emcee
G.V. Policastro
White Street
Civil Air Patrol
Christ the King
Nite
Blue Grass
Tri-County Ramblers
N. Broad St
Apt
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