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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1977

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Township committee faces 9990 pool funding glitch

The Pool Commission sought bids to repair skimmers and the town approved a 9990 contract with J and J Swim Pool Services and Supply Inc in New Shrewsbury under the mistaken belief funds were available. A bonding ordinance was introduced while officials argued over legality and an appropriation needs to exist before payment. The issue may lead to legal action or further review by town officials.

Pool Commission Township Committee J and J Swim Pool Services and Supply Inc New Shrewsbury Lou Santagata Santagata John Kulish Vincent Baldassano Fred Carracino Harold Wovsaniker Jim Welsh

Sign ordinance case may yield decision within a month

Township and realtors clash over Hillside sign rules with a court date after Judge Milton Feller toured the area. The ordinance restricts signs to 10 by 4 inches, forbids realtor names, and limits placement. Township attorney Myron Fuhrman predicts a win. realtors claim overreach.

Hillside Milton Feller Feller Myron Fuhrman Fuhrman Alberta Clinton Mary McTaggart Barbara Studney Adam Samiac Frank DiNicola

Township curfew ordinance targets juveniles after hours

The Township Committee approved first reading of a juvenile curfew ordinance aimed at curbing late night juvenile activity. It bars guardians from allowing minors in public places after curfew, with first violations returning youths to parents. Second reading set for September. the law sets a 11 p.m. weekday curfew and midnight Friday and Saturday. violators face fines up to 500 dollars and up to 90 days in jail.

Lou Santagata Santagata Vincent Baldassano

Santagata vows weed crackdown after township complaints

Commissioner Loui Santagata pledged a crackdown on weeds and uncut grass after a public Township Committee meeting. He said health and building inspectors will target negligent property owners to ensure sidewalks and properties are kept safe and clear.

Loui Santagata Santagata

Board Ed splits over Bonanno residency appointment

The Board of Education reappointed Angelo Bonanno as residency checker, but the motion failed then passed in amended form. The initial 4-2 defeat led to a June 30 1978 extension, with Kaplan and Tasch dissenting. Debate centered on hiring a full time truant officer vs residency checking, amid political tensions and salary adjustments for district admins.

Board of Education Angelo Bonanno Bonanno Jerry Kaplan Sandy Tasch Mildred Karlick Gennaro Tiny” Messano Tony Dee Ed Capasso Anthony Panarese Cathy Pease Bob Conway Karlick Kaplan Tasch Mr. Bonanno Dee Bonatino Wall Me Angelo Hillside Avella Martin Lynch Dr. Avella Lynch William Todt Roy Hinshalwood Nick Cascoli Carmen Ferrigno

Free First Aid Chart pamphlet at ShopRite stores

ShopRite offers a free pamphlet titled First Aid Chart listing common emergencies and proper first aid steps. A public service by Consumer Affairs and the American Academy of Pediatrics, it includes Poison Control contacts and is available at 185 ShopRite supermarkets from Massachusetts to Delaware or by writing to Sylvia Nadel in Elizabeth New Jersey.

Consumer Affairs Department ShopRite American Academy of Pediatrics Massachusetts Delaware Sylvia Nadel York Street Elizabeth N.J

Senior fuel rebate deadline and expanded aid plan

August 31, 1977 marks the deadline for Hillsiders to apply to the fuel crisis intervention project. The program now covers more people, prioritizes unpaid bills but also assists those with hardship from high fuel costs. Payments go directly to utilities with income verification required. Information available at the Senior Citizens Office Hillside Community Center. Office hours 9 to 3 or call 923 1285 or 923 8293. Weather outlook shows partly cloudy days with highs in the 80s and a chance of showers.

Senior Citizens Office

Datebook Highlights Local Clubs and Festivals August 18 24

A public calendar lists events at Presbyterian Church Elizabeth and Hillside venues from August 18 to 24. Meetings include Old Guard, Woman's Club, Lions Club, Knights of Pythias, and Sinal Sisterhood. St Rocco's Festival activities span multiple days with opening events and a later Mass and procession. Community center classes cover painting, dancing, and overeaters anonymous. library storytimes and town committee meetings are also scheduled.

Old Guard Presbyterian Church Woman's Club Columbian Hall Elka Club Sinal Mena Club Lions Club College Inn Roth Lodge Knights of Pythias War Memorial Building Elizabeth Senior Citizens Civil Air Patrol Book Club Hillside Municipal Library Overeaters Anonymous Senior Citizens Elks Business and Professional Women Kingston Sinal Sisterhood Maple Ave Italian American Civic Association Hillside Ave Board of Recreation Commissioners Hillside Public Library

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