Hillside Schools Set to Open September 9
Hillside Public Schools announce opening date for students with regular start times on Thursday September 9. New pupils must register with health records during August 30 to September 9. kindergarten entry age five by December 31 1976 and first grade age six. Orientation for ninth grade and new Hillside High students is September 8 at 1 pm in the high school auditorium.
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Hillside
Anthony Avella
Hillside High School
Hillside seeks seven hundred thousand for building expansion
Hillside township aims to secure about 700000 in federal funds to expand the Hillside Ave Firehouse library and police headquarters. At a caucus meeting officials discussed how Public Works Employment Act funds, including Title I and Antirecession provisions, could cover costs and speed construction within 90 days of grant approval.
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Hillside
Hillside Ave
Ford
Congress
Albert Bennest
Bennost and Goldberg
Louis Santagata
Hollywood Ave
Santagata
Union County evicts Hillside Kings hockey league from Warinaco Park
The Union County Park Commission evicted the Hillside Kings and nine other teams from Warinaco Park Rink citing unacceptable violence and failure to police itself. League officials dispute folding, note a recent $280 refund, and initiate an emergency plan to relocate playoffs with Hillside King representative Arnold Stul leading long term relocation efforts.
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Union County Park Commission
Hillside Kings
Union County Floor Hockey League
Warlaco Park
Jeague
Doug Mayer
Jack Sapp
Park Commission
Warinaco Park
Joseph Mello
The
Hockey Association of America
Emph
Mello
Union County Park Commissioners
Park Commissioners
Hockey League
Hillside King
Arnold Stul
Feiffer to appear in Hillside Times on September 16
Cartoonist Jules Feiffer, praised as a leading social commentator, will start weekly cartoon satire in The Hillside Times on September 16. Born January 26, 1929 in the Bronx, Feiffer rose from early art prizes to work with Will Eisner and Village Voice before publishing Sick Sick Sick in 1958.
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Feiffer
Hillside Times
Bronx
New York
Art Students League of New York
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Wil Eisner
the Spirit
Feislfer
Village Voice
Greenwich Village
Alcohol Education Program Leads New Jersey Toward Treatment
Hillside’s Alcohol Education Program headed by John Otterstein champions treatment over jail for alcohol issues. The initiative, oldest in the state, pushes court referrals to counseling and AA attendance, reports strong success, and seeks to expand centers in Union and Summit while educating students and families about prevention and support resources.
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New Jersey
Hillside
John Otterstein
AEP
Otterstein
Alcoholics Anonymous
New Jersey Association of Alcoholism Counselors
Kerstein
Vaughn T
Seary
I Harden-Looker
Calvin Goolidge
A.P. Morris
Alanon
Wii County
Union and
Summit
August 26 29 31 club meetings and events listed
A datebook of community events shows Lions at College Inn at 6 30 p m Old Guard at Presbyterian Church 10 a m Board of Adjustment 7 30 p m Nce Room Municipal Saturday August 28 Athletic Physicals Hillside High 10 a m Overeaters Anonymous Municipal Building Room 12 8 p m Creative Arts Community Center 7 22 p m Senior Citizens Elks 12 30 p m Tuesday August 31 Rotary College Inn 12 15 p m Township Committee Caucus Municipal Building 7 p m Wednesday September 1 Overeaters Anonymous Municipal Building Room 12 10 a m Keep Well Station Municipal Building 9 12 a m.
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College Inn
Old Guard
Presbyterian Church
Board of Adjustment
General Con
Hillside High
Overeaters Anonymous
Municipal Building
Creative Arts
Senior Citizens
Elks
Rotary
THE HILLSIDE TIMES EXPANDS TO TWO NEW LOCATIONS
THE HILLSIDE TIMES announces distribution at Salem Deli 1263 Salem Avenue and Franklin State Bank North Union Avenue. Existing pickup points Flash Cleaners Liberty and Hillside Avenues and Peterpaul's Luncheonette 168 Long Avenue have changed ownership.
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Hillside Times
Salem Deli
Salem Avenue
Franklin State Bank
North Union Avenue
Flash Cleaners
Liberty and
Hillside Avenues
Peterpaul's
Long Avenue
Hillside in 1776 Governors Stockton and Livingston
The Hillside piece recounts the 1776 New Jersey legislature election in Princeton and the August 31 ballot that chose William Livingston as governor over Richard Stockton. It details Stockton's patriotism, imprisonment by loyalists, release by Washington, and Stockton’s death, alongside Livingston’s aristocratic background and steadfast independence advocacy and tenure at Liberty Hall.
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George Washington
Long Island
Brooklyn Heights
New York
New Jersey
Princeton
Richard Stockton
William Livingston
Stockton
Royal Colony
Livingston
Liberty Hall
Morris Avenue
Union
Continental Congress
England
King George
Supreme Court
Executive Council
Perth Amboy
Woodruff
Lyons Farms
Hillside
James Kinsey
Heaelens
Hillside Historical Society
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
New Jersey Historical Commission
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Mack Bulldogs
Bryan Buccella
Gregory Cotte
Mark DeCaro
Basil Leach
Mike Citelli
Craig Rucki
Randall Watson
Frank Zinn
Thomas Christopher
Jim Rhein
Glenn DiLes
Richard Kirkland
James Brindle
James Zinno
Frank Zinno
Township
Hockey League Evicted
By John Schierer
Jules Feiffer
Munro
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Gilbert Millstein
Jellier
A. L
Bell Labs
Murray Hill
G.V. Policastro
White Street
Arnold H. McClow
Roselle-Lippman
Olive St
Cate
Ned, Mems
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