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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1977

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Rahway girl wins Union County Junior Miss 1977 78

Janet Shalestik of Rahway was named Union County Junior Miss 1977 78 at Hillside High School where Hillside Jaycees sponsored the pageant. Shalestik won Scholastic Achievement and Spirit of Junior Miss awards after a new acrobatic tap jazz dance. Teresa Williams of Compton Terrace won Creative and Performing Arts for a song and dance rendition.

Janet Shalestik Rahway Union County Hillside Jaycees Hillside High School Shalestik Rahway High School Hillside Teresa Williams Compton Terrace U.S Newark Community Center of the Arts Elizabeth School of Dance Hillside Jaycwes Iid Kimberley Petrice Joyner Elizabeth Benedictine Academy Teresa Ruby Williams Simone Weil Union High School Ralph Riccardl

Principal unveils new Hillside High discipline plan

Hillside High School principal Dr. Ross Haber introduced a revised discipline program focusing on class cutting truancy and tardiness with new penalties including a zero on missed work and seven nights of office detention. The plan also adds an anti smoking health education program extended lunches a senior lounge and potential evening activities at the Community Center.

Ross Haber Hillside High School Haber Hillside High Rosemary Richie Richie Hillside

Benefit show raises funds for Brown Family Children's Trust

The country western benefit at Blue Ribbon Inn raised over 1700 dollars pushing the fund total above 3800. Barbara Kelly chair of Friends of the Browns thanked Freddie Wenzler and others for organizing and supporting the 13 hour event while Hillside Rotary Club promotes the charity book Along the Upper Road by Jean Rae Turner available through Hillside High School Interact Club.

Blue Ribbon Inn Brown Family Barbara Kelly Friends of the Brown's Committee Tony Freddie Wenzler Hillside Rotary Club Jean-Rae Turner Hillside Hillside High School P.O. Box N.J

Police break up gambling ring in Union County probe

Union County Prosecutor Office Gambling Division arrested four on a six week probe into a betting operation. Jason Schelberg and three other men faced charges after police seized paraphernalia at his Hillside home. Outside county arrests included Arthur Henley, Arthur Davenhaver and James McGuire amid an estimated five thousand dollars weekly handle. All remained free on bail. In Hillside vandals toppled about 150 tombstones at Evergreen Cemetery during Sunday night.

Union County Prosecutor Office Jason Henry Schelberg Woodruff Place Schelberg Arthur Henley Paramus Arthur Davenhaver Boonton James McGuire Clifton Hillside Evergreen Cemetery

Special meeting on university role in business growth

Hillside Business and Professional Association hosts a Monday talk by Lou German, professor at Rutgers Graduate School of Business, on entrepreneurship and business development. The event at College Inn Hillside starts 8 p.m. with refreshments.

Hillside Lou German Hillside Business and Association German Graduate School of Business Rutgers College Inn Liberty Avenue

Township to hold roof bid meeting for Municipal Building

A special Township meeting will review bids for the municipal roof on Tuesday December 13 at 7 p.m. in the Municipal Building.

Township hires attorney to defend tax appeals

The Township Committee hired John E. Garippa of Kearny to handle about 50 property tax appeals valued at 42 million dollars with a basic fee of 12000 dollars plus 60 dollars per hour after 200 hours. Garippa would defend the town against appeals seeking roughly 17 million dollars in reductions. a loss on all could add 500000 dollars to the tax bill. Most appeals involve industrial firms. In other action, residents complained about pavement on Avy Street and the need for asphalt paving on Long Avenue. Mayor Baldassano said he would review the issue.

John E. Garippa Kearny Garippa Avy Street Emily Bolick Uhe Long Avenue

District events fill December week slate

A dense datebook lists meetings and activities from December 8 to 14. Groups include Lions Club, Knights of Pythias, Hadassah, Rotary, Unico, Overeaters Anonymous, and various civic bodies at locations such as Municipal Building, Community Center, and schools.

College Inn Conservation Commission Municipal Hillside Bus and Professional Club Kingston Community Center Commission Hoop and Hammer Association Hollywood Ave Salem Ave Creative Arts Board of Education Public Caucus Virginia St Board of Health Saybrook Civic Association Overeaters Anonymous War Memorial

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