Municipal Court Docket Covers Fines and Hearings
December 12 1977 acting judge William Boffa presided. Patricia Pick Dover Ave fined for driving without license. Arnold Geller Liberty Ave fined 60 for allowing dog to run at large. Keith Melton Newark on probable cause for break enter larceny possession of stolen vehicles awaiting Grand Jury. Additional fines 50 for toll evasion Garden State Parkway. Jean Kellman Lehigh Ave Newark fined 25 for fraudulent check. Charles Midgely Harrison fined 30 for activity and abandonment of vehicle. poem description follows. Clyde Behl Mapes Ave Clyde Lamont Jones Chadwick Ave Steve Felton Newark appeared on probable cause for break enter larceny and possession of stolen vehicles awaiting Grand Jury. Bail continued. Essay on poetry interrupts legal notices with musings about a poet in a family setting. Sister Ellen Meade testimonial dinner plans noted with tickets through city officials.
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Keith Eric Melton
Renner Aye
Newark
Activiti
Charles J. Midgely
N. St
Harrison
Clyde L. Behl
Mapes Ave
Cuyler
van Lamont Jones
Chadwick Ave
Steve D. Felton
Hurer
Wonderland
Time and the hurry to learn time in a busy world
A reflective piece contrasts a boy who says he has no time to hurry with the speaker who notes adults rush through life. It laments prosaic schedules, early spring sights, and the rush to structure days, suggesting children learn time and calendars as a necessity in a fast paced world.
Hillside High seniors host Christmas party for elders
The Hillside High School senior class under Terry Kostes invited Hillside’s senior residents to a Christmas party on December 20 in the high school cafeteria. About 200 seniors attended a festive evening with singing dancing refreshments Santa and a decorated tree. Santa’s helpers handed out door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
Terry Kostes
Hillside
Adies
Santa
Hillside Public Notice on Electrical Inspections Contract
Town ships Committee adjourned meeting on December 27 1977 authorized Garden State Electrical Inspection Inc to perform on site electrical inspections for Hillside from January 1 1978 to December 31 1978 under New Jersey Uniform Construction Code and established a fee schedule for rough wiring and fixtures with per outlet and per fixture charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden State Electrical Inspection, Inc
Central Avenue
Fast Orange
Hillside
New Jersey
Balance Budget Message and Public Tax Critique Letter
John G. Kulish, Township Clerk, warns of rising taxes and debt in a letter to the editor. He contrasts heating and electrical equipment fee schedules with federal spending, urges a balanced budget, and criticizes Social Security funding and unemployment payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Clifford Case
Jimmy Carter
King George
U.S
New Jersey Press Women Sponsor High School Writing Contest
The New Jersey Press Women announce the second annual high school writing contest open to public private and parochial schools. Entries must be tearsheets with details and are due February 15 1978. Prizes include 50 25 and 10.
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The
New Jersey Press Women Today
Jean-Rae Turner
P.O. Box
Elizabeth
National Federation of Press Women
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
San Antonio
Texas
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Thomas L. Moses
the Times
Hillside & Elizabeth
North Breed St
Wiinide
N.J
New Jersey Frees Association
Cine
Postay
John Schierer
William Boffa
Patricia Pick
Dover Ave
Arnold Geller
Liberty Ave
Marvin J. Weinstein
Tanglewood Lane
E. Brunswick
Herbert J. Jacobs
New Road
Parsippany
William J. Haldane
Park Ave
Belford
Union Plaza
Garden State Parkway
Jean E. Kellman
Lehigh Ave
Phil Rizzuto
Bill Gray
Jim McGowan
Ellen Patricia Meade
Town & Campus
Union
Ellen S.C
Walter Halpin
Court House
John Surmay
City Hall
Michael Knier
Saint Elizabeth Hospital
Feiffer
Cmadge
H.P
K.W
K.V.A
Booth
Vane
John G. Kulish
Capitol OF Country Music
Hollywood Ave
N.J. Press
the National State Bank
Union, Middlesex, Hunterdon
Mercer Counties
FOI
Freddie
Brenda Starr
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