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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1976
Page
7
Classified brief from Hillside Times lists Sylvia Zonderma Sid Kushner at North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. Publication details include weekly Thursday issue cadence and local contact telephone 023-8207.
The Walter C. Krumbiegel School P T A invites all parents to a program on a thorough and efficient education in the Hillside School System. Dr Anthony Avella and George Gould will speak December 8 1976 at 7 30 p m in Room 1 W O K School.
Homeowners thank Hillside Fire Force for brave lifesaving after the Oct 30 1976 fire. The letter credits firefighters with fearless gallantry that prevented total loss of their house and praises the department as the finest.
The piece outlines reasons homeowners leave Hillside once a rural Lyons Farms area, including early retirement, industry mergers, grown children, and a desire for a slower life near the sea. It notes Hillside’s development, past summers by New Yorkers, and argues against sale signs, referencing multiple listing practices and a private real estate incident.
Congressman Joseph G. Minish of New Jersey reintroduces a bill for mandatory periodic review of each federal agency, with automatic abolition if not renewed. The plan aims to cut the sprawling bureaucracy, asserting thousands of agencies and billions in costs. It would require committees to report on effectiveness and possible restructures, and would abolish agencies that Congress neglects to act upon.
City notes commend library staff for excellent service to visitors and members. A proposal urges forming Industry Advisory Group to align town goals with business, housing, and a township plan while highlighting a unity effort across churches and local groups for a cohesive Hillside Community.
Assemblyman G Louis Bassano criticizes a proposed overhaul of New Jersey's criminal justice code as an ill conceived retreat from strict enforcement. He warns that six degrees of crime will boost plea bargaining and lighter sentences, risking violent offenders' early release and heavier court burdens.
A review of food rules states margarine with 80 percent fat is standard, while diet margarines contain about half that amount. Law requires imitation labeling for products failing to meet fat content.
Americans born in this bicentennial year may live twice as long as those born around 1776. Current life expectancy at birth stands at 72 years.
Opinion argues for swift use of the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 to fund solid waste planning in New Jersey. It notes the act creates an Office of Solid Waste in the EPA and funds recycling and recovery projects. Emphasizes New Jersey’s high waste per capita and Meadowlands area needs.
Municipal Court judgments list Henry Goldhor presiding on November 22 1976 fining Maura Garino Hudson Terrace Fort Lee 40 on no license and no registration. William Greendyke Clinton Avenue Newark 40 for speeding. Robert Meyer Bayonne 215 and two year license revocation for DUI. Meyer Irvington Augusta Street 215 plus two year license revocation for DUI and 100 for assault and battery. George Clarke Jr Irvington Avenue four counts assault battery and one malicious damage 65 each. William Lacey Bradford Road 75 for assault and battery in Blue Ribbon Inn lot Hollywood Avenue. Neil J Radzinski Harden Street disorderly conduct assault and battery and interfering with a police officer 75 for each.
A Heights reader accuses the Hillside Township Committee of improper spending including a 750000 addition to the Municipal Building and using funds for a discriminatory lunch program. The writer calls for protest at a public hearing on December 7 at 7 p.m. and urges electing fiscally responsible leaders to balance the budget.
Marriage can be lonely and communication breaks down when comments become complaints. Discuss difficulties, avoid attacking character, fight fairly, and keep to the issue. Humor helps ease anger, and seeking outside help is acceptable when the marriage is worth saving.
The column outlines multiple sun signs with brief guidance. Taurus and Gemini are urged toward bargains and financial planning, Virgo hints at career recognition, Libra through Pisces receive notes on travel, health, spending, leadership, and social life. Mars energy promises vitality and possible rewards from influential contacts.
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