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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1976
Page
4
Hillside police nabbed two juveniles on Gonklin Ave after an alleged assault and attempted robbery of an elderly house painter. A house on Williamson Ave produced the suspects, later turned over to juvenile authorities, amid community praise for witnesses who helped the case.
Judge Henry Goldhor presided as multiple defendants faced penalties. Josef Jeczo paid 25 for allowing a dog to run at large. Everett S. and Claude D. James Jr. faced 90 for larceny. Wayne E. Clark and Leslie Sr. were fined 40 for careless driving. Richard Mahoney paid 35 for lacking license and registration. Edward Hinkel fined 40 for unpaid toll on Garden State Parkway. John Ojeda found guilty of leaving the scene on the Parkway with 50 fine. Rosalyn Clarke sentenced to 30 days in Union County Jail for shoplifting. John Appicie, Donald Smith, and Mark Newman all fined 40 for toll violations. Ralph Horton given one year jail sentence suspended, plus one year probation and 65 fine for no license. Careless driving carries 40 fine.
Athletic Director Joe Silver said all Fall sports candidates for football soccer and cross country will be examined by Dr Hricko in the Trainers Room at Hillside High on Saturday August 14 1976 at 10 am Promptness requested. Girls soccer candidates will be examined September 7 1976 at 3 p.m.
Readers express concern about the Board of Education and public schools community leaders accuse members of self interest and party influence. They call for a new independent slate and propose an alliance of spiritual leaders to mobilize the silent majority and improve school leadership.
The La Laache League invites women to meetings on September 5 to discuss family nutrition breast feeding diets and weaning. Sessions at 9:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. at Union and Springfield homes. Contacts Fenichal and Thornly for details. Also notes on Lafayette College enrollment plans Mark David Holtzman and other local youths military and academy updates with births promotions and new enrollments in Hillside area.
Edith M. Marziotti urges Hillside voters and officials to defend local police from outside control and to oppose civilian review boards or a national police force. She also calls the Board of Education to adopt a policy banning racial or other basis in school assignments and to uphold neighborhood schools and local control.
Mrs. Mary McTaggart thanks young volunteers who cleared weeds and planted flowers at the triangle Island at Conant and Liberty in Hillside. She apologizes for the delay in expressing gratitude and highlights the town’s cheerful welcome and beautification efforts.
Edward J. Trainor, candidate for Township Committee, accuses the State DOT of rushing the Chestnut Street closure near Ramsey Avenue. He urges the Committee to delay, cites hazardous peak traffic, and suggests traffic light changes to ease flows toward Sweetland Avenue, stressing potential delays through August to October and risk to children.
Vincent Baldassano reports a proposed state purchase of Pingry School for about 4.5 million with a two year lease back to Pingry at 150000 per year. He questions tax implications, 30 acre tract details, and says Hillside would lose ratables if the state buys the entire property.
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