Parking enforcement blocked by manpower shortage, Shelbourne says
Police Chief George Shelbourne told the Township Committee that overtime parking enforcement cannot be reliably enforced without more staff. He proposed civilian meter maids and a three wheel scooter to cover key business areas, prompting anger from Police Commissioner James Welsh and a referral for study.
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George Shelbourne
Business and Professional Association
North Broad Street
Maple Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Hollywood Avenue
Shelbourne
Township Committee
James Welsh
Welsh
Harold Worsanlker
Hillside Color Guard Receives Governor Byrne Letter
Governor Byrne congratulates the Hillside Color Guard for winning the Garden State Championship title for the third time. He notes the New Jersey Legislature’s recognition and Senator Menza's resolution, and wishes continued distinction for the high school program.
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Hillside
Byrne
Color Guard
New Jersey
Menza
Burglaries and Theft Reported Across Neighborhoods
Over the past week two homes were burglarized. On April 8 Ann Steinberg reported a break in at 184 North Ave with $3600 in property, mostly jewelry, missing. Saturday Mary Scialfo at 611 Chapman St. lost $1098 including a Panasonic stereo and a color TV. A purse snatching occurred for Catherine Cunningham near North Broad Street, with a wrist twist and $300 taken. Shirley Clinton was arrested for lewd dancing at a tavern on 1274 No Broad St.
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Ann Steinberg
North Ave
Mary Scialfo
Chapman St
Catherine Cunningham
Shirley Clinton
So. 9Th St
Newark
No. Broad St
Kidney Benefit Show For Jalda Davis At Blue Ribbon Inn
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center hosts a country music benefit at Blue Ribbon Inn 256 Hollywood Ave Newark on Sunday April 25 from 2 PM to 2 AM to raise funds for kidney transplant and dialysis needs for Jalda Davis. Notable guests include NBIMC executives and city officials. Tickets are 3 dollars with donations sent to Jaida Davis Fund at 201 Lyons Ave Newark NJ 07112.
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Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
Blue Ribbon Inn
Hollywood Ave
Tiny Jalda Davis
Lester M Bornstein
NBIMC
Hossein Eslami
Victor Jarsonnet
Seymour Ribot
Harold Wovsaniker
Orable
Kenneth Gibson
Newark
Anthony Amalie
Roselle
Thomas Dunn
Elizabeth
Fredrick R. Carracino
James Welsh
Vincent P. Baldassano
Louis Santagato
Big Chuck
the Pen Pals
Smokey Warren
Sarah Clayborn
Shirley Robinson
Thelma Culbreth
Evelyn Taylor
Mary Ann Metta
Jaida Davis Fund
Beth Israel Medical Center
Lyons Ave
N. J
Food stamp office to hold signup in Hillside building
Union County Food Stamp Office will hold a Wednesday signup in the Hillside Municipal Building on April 21 1976. New applications are taken from 9 am to noon with eligibility based on state standards. Bring expense verification such as receipts and cancelled checks. For information call Mrs Jean Goldhor Welfare Division 923 0900.
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New Jersey
Union County Food Stamp Office
Hillside
Jean Goldhor
Testimonial Dinner Honors Hillside Tax Assessor Sam Katz
Friends of Sam Katz honor the Hillside Tax Assessor with a buffet on Wednesday April 18 at 7 p.m. at Temple Shom rei Torah. Alexander J. Menza serves as chair. Katz longtime Hillside resident since 1960 with a wife Frances Pestrong, two married children and five grandchildren. He holds real estate and insurance licenses and has tax and professional credentials from Rutgers and the Treasury Division of Taxation. He led the Association of Municipal Assessors as president for three years.
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Sam Katz
Hillside
Temple Shomrei Torah
Friends
Alexander J. Menza
Frances Pestrong
Katz
Rutgers University
Newark
Brunswick
Department of the Treasury
Division of Taxation
Association of Municipal Assessors
Former Fort Lee mayor urges war on corruption
Burt Ross, former Fort Lee mayor and current State Energy Office administrator, told the Temple Shomre Torah Men’s Club that reporting wrongdoing is essential. He recounted turning down a $500,000 bribe, facing mob threats, and urged active moral responsibility to combat corruption in politics and business.
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Fort Lee
Burt Ross
Temple Shomre Torah
Ross
George Washington Bridge
Rose
Harvard
N.Y.U. Law School
America
Ant
New Jersey
State Energy Office
U. S
Edward Kennedy
Adolph Hitler
Shomrei Torah
Board results unaltered by recount in Westfield election
The March 9 Board of Education results in Westfield stayed the same after a March 31 recount. Julie Ann Moffat, defeated by five votes, requested the recount. Sandy Tasch, Anthony Panarese and Edward J. Capasso were elected to the board.
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Board of Education
Westfield
Hillside Times
Julie Ann Moffat
Sandy Tasch
Anthony Panarese
Edward J. Capasso
Pool proposal quashed by Hillside mayor says wovsaniker
The Township Committee killed a plan to admit non residents to the municipal pool. Mayor Harold Wovsaniker said no action will be taken on the proposal, which would have let non residents join for 120 dollars while residents pay 80.
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Wovsaniker
Harold Wovsaniker
Hillside Times
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Dennis Vodarsik
Hill— Side
Byrnelands Color Guard
Lexington Pl
Jack Rogers
Roselle-Lippman CO
Elizabeth Sas
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