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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1977
Page
5
Our Opinion argues Hillside should amend the sidewalk sales ordinance. Merchants seek limited outside selling during slow months to help survive, while the Township Committee defends the current law to keep sidewalks clear.
A Day Care Center advocate lauds the Bureau of Day Care Services and the Day Care Center of Eastern Union County for high standards, community involvement, and effective use of TITLE XX funds amid debate over funding and policy changes. He highlights staff dedication, parent input, and vigilant program oversight. He also raises concerns about proposed cuts and hush hush reports affecting day care services.
An expansive air show at Atlantic City announces a five day exhibit from July 17 to July 20 featuring more than 100 exhibitors. Inside domes 22 000 sq ft of public display space showcases NASA Bellanca Cessna and Chevrolet R&D exhibits. The event includes Navy Blue Angels Air Force Harrier and F 14 Tomcat demonstrations plus hundreds of transportation vehicles and historic aircraft.
The Townshi p of Hillside seeks a license transfer for Liberty Bar & Grill to William E Klapproth and later approves Q Lanes of Hillside license transfer, with objections to be sent to the Township Clerk. A Downtown Newark Sales Days promotion offers a Bahamas vacation drawing and $200 spending money, with entry via a form in The Star Ledger.
A reader thanks The Times for publishing concerns about Conant Park and Conant Street entrances. The writer notes weeds were cut by Frank Nicoletti of the Conant Estates Civic Association and describes potholes and other needed park repairs. The author vows to push authorities to address the issues.
July 25 1977 court session presided by Judge Henry Goldhor heard numerous cases. Several defendants were found guilty of assault and battery with fines of 50 dollars each. Others faced fines for driving violations including careless driving and no license. Some defendants waived hearings or await grand jury action.
A reader alleges a Times front page misprint about SCHAMP eligibility for ages 60 plus and the disabled. The complainant says local officials and Times staff misapplied rules, affecting a 100 percent disabled veteran's access and seeking retraction.
In loving memory of Frederick Schuetzle who passed away August 3 1942. The note honors a father and grandfather with a family tribute from his son daughter and grandchildren.
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