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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1974
Page
1
Stanley Baker of Jackson, an employee of Mailing Services, was robbed near 1319 North Broad St. $50 from his wallet plus $140 in Mailing Services funds were taken. The gunman fled after firing at responding police. officers stopped several cars but made no arrest.
Santa Claus will greet preschool children at the Hollywood Avenue firehouse Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and at the Hillside Avenue firehouse Tuesday during the same hours.
On Thursday December 19 at 3 30 pm Hillside Public Library hosts a story hour for children aged 4 to 7 with stories songs and the film The Snowy Day based on Ezra Jack Keats. A second session follows Friday December 20 at 3 30 pm with more Christmas and winter films including Christmas Cracker On The Twelfth Day White Wilderness and Snow plus Crockett Doodle Do.
Deputy Chief Arthur Seale Captain James Silva and Patrolman Vincent De Mato sue the township claiming overtime for the year through October 31 is owed now. Mayor J Arnold Witte said payment would occur after January 1 1975. Seale cites an ordinance mandating this year’s payments totaling 32337.93 to all officers.
An outside team from the Middle States Accrediting Association evaluated Hillside High School and is expected to call for clearer board role guidelines. The 23 educators spoke privately with faculty, though final findings will be issued in seven to eight weeks and not binding on the district.
The Board of Education approved a nine percent salary increase for school administrators after over a year of negotiations. Administrators working without a contract since September will receive new salaries including Gottlieb 22,750 Ladayne 25,000 Miller 23,000 Cito 21,500 Cascoli 817 800 Dispenziere 23,800 Kaszak 20,000 Lopresti Jr 23,?
Cub Pack 190 donated holiday food baskets to Hillside senior citizens as their November service project. Led by Cubmaster Richard P. O'Brien and sponsored by Morris Saybrook PTA, the group presented baskets to Mrs. Jean Goldhor for distribution by the Hillside Welfare Office.
State Senator Alexander J Menza will serve as Township Attorney and Al Parsonnel named prosecutor. Former school board members plan candidate screening for the February election. School administrators win a nine percent salary hike. External educators evaluating Hillside High call for clearer Board of Education role. Several police officers sue the township for overtime pay.
A compact index listing sections such as Public Opinion Horoscopes School Lunch Menu Movie Guide Society Municipal Court Sports Police Blotter Weather Your Datebook with page indicators and brief section labels.
Unhappy with the current Hillside Board of Education a group of ten former members met at Seymour Bierman’s home to form a screening committee. They will interview candidates after the filing deadline and publish findings or recommendations. Temporary chair Charles Mancusco and temporary secretary Arnold MeClow led the plan with no incumbents seeking to run.
January 2 is the filing deadline for board of education candidates seeking three seats in February. Each candidate must gather ten resident signatures. Lange urged participation noting the educational system as community heart. his own intentions for reelection are unclear. Taetuseh and Conway also face February term expirations. last year nine candidates competed.
State Senator Alexander J. Menza will serve as township attorney as Dr. Vincent Baldassano becomes mayor on New Year’s Day. He was chosen from six applicants by Baldassano and two Democratic committeemen. Albert Parsonnet will be prosecutor. Menza, a former Hillside mayor, says the role fits his goal of aiding the municipality and securing state grants. He plans to remain a seven day worker living in Hillside.
U S Representative Joseph Minish urges Congress and federal agencies to intensify investigations into rising sugar costs. He cites FTC and House Agriculture Committee efforts examining growers, refiners, retailers, and windfall profits amid surging food prices.
Hillside public library hours and local group meetings listed for December. Includes facility addresses John F Kennedy Plaza and Hillside Avenue, Libray and Community Center hours, and schedule of Santa events, school board and club meetings from December 12 to 18 with times and locations.
Mrs. Robert Gubernat announces the Hillside Evening Membership Division will sponsor a ten week Pre School Program starting in April for Hillside children entering Kindergarten in September 1975. The program, originated by the Hillside Jaycees in 1972, will use the Community Center on Hillside Ave Monday through Thursday with two sessions weekly under a certified instructor. Contact Mrs. John G. Kulish at 215 Conant St for details.
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