Board orders Avella and Lynch to take vacations
Schools Superintendent Dr. Anthony Avella and Business Administrator Secretary Martin Lynch must take five vacation days a month for four months. Avella has 83 days and Lynch 63 days accumulated. The measure passed six to two, with objections over time out of offices and potential financial risk if payouts occur.
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Martin Lynch
Board of Education
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Lynch
William Lange
Lange
Catherine Pease
Michael Flanery
Frank Conso
William Taetzsch
Charlotte de Fillippo
Robert Conway
Robert Parker
Mildred Kartik
Michael Flannery
Martin Lyne
Arrest Suspect In Drug Store Robbery
Police arrested Frank Grandberry 33 of Maple Ave on armed robbery charges after two men with a shotgun held up Center Pharmacy 11p8 Liberty Ave February 9 at 1 40 p m escaping with 200 dollars. A warrant was issued for Ronald Grandberry 26 of Wainwright St. A witness saw the suspects flee in a getaway car and noted the plate number.
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Liberty Ave
Frank Grandberry
Maple Ave
Union County
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Wainwright St
Ex Principal Searles Hired as Rahway Personnel Director
Former Hillside High School principal Howert Searles is appointed director of personnel for the Rahway School system at 22000 dollars yearly. Hillside board refused to rehire him last June for the high school post after tie votes. He appealed removal to the State Department of Education but no action has been taken. Rahway board approved the hire by a six to three vote.
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Hillside High School
Howert Searles
Rahway
Sytem
Hillside Board of Education
Searles
George Gould
Hillside
State Department of Educaton
Robert Searles
Tees
Burton Bergman
Voltira
Joan Ladines
Recreation Commission
Public Works
Bergman
AL de Filippo
Teader
Public Works Employees Union
J. Atoll Witte
Hillside Recycling Center Schedule Details
The Hillside recycling center behind the public works garage at 274 Hillside Ave opens 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the first and third Saturday each month. Chairman J Patrick Growney says volunteers from various municipal groups staff the site which collects newspaper glass and aluminum. The next date is Saturday March i.
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Public Works Department
Hillside Ave
Patrick Growney
Hurden-Looker Students Boost Reading Rate
Hurden-Looker School reports a 76 percent rise in reading activity from last year as the school library notes a current monthly loan rate of 2100 books for 1974 75. Librarian Harriet Becker says the boost is reflected in month by month circulation figures.
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Hillside Week Welfite Director Returns to Status
Hillside Week Welfite Director Jean Goldhor is restored to all-time status amid Democratic Township Committee support and Republican opposition. Mayor Baldassano forms a committee to combat alcoholism as votes and past actions shape local governance. Board of Education orders Superintendent Avella and Admin Lyne to use vacation time. candidate Messano confronts board over school buildings controversy.
Hillside High Evaluation Report Not Made Public Yet
Hillside High School awaits review of the Middle States Evaluation while the board delays releasing the report. Former Hillside Principal Robert Searles joined the Rahway school system. Police report a robbery at Center Pharmacy with two suspects, one arrested. Board President William Lange says the evaluation is generally favorable and that officials will discuss it before publication, possibly before the March 11 school election.
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Lange
Hillside Times
Teum
Hill Side High School
George Gould
Mayor picks committee to fight alcoholism in township
Mayor Vincent Haldassano appointed a Committee for Alcohol Education to aid roughly 10 percent of residents with alcoholism. John Ottersten will chair the panel, which aims to provide meaningful treatment, education, and an open door for troubled families. Other appointees include welfare director Jean Goldhor, court clerk Virginia Sorrentino, Lt. Robert Phauer, and several community and education leaders.
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Vincent Haldassano
John Ottersten
Baldi Assano
Union
Jean Goldhor
Virginia Sorrentino
Robert Phauer
Michael Tobiakev
Gary Kull
Leonard Ratushniak
Wade Everett
Harried Unger
PTA
Robert Conway
Herb Altrath
Baldassano
Public Opinion and Notices Summary Card
A compact index page lists sections such as Public Opinion, Horoscope, School Lunch Menu, Movie Guide, Municipal Court, Sports, Police Blotter, Weather, and Your Datebook, indicating content categories and page numbers for a local newspaper. The layout suggests a weekly or daily overview guiding readers to varied civic, social, and community items.
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Payoff claims as Hillside restores welfare director
Welfare director Jean Goldhor is returned to full time by the Town ship Committee’s Democratic majority amid Republican objections. Mayor Baldassano defends the move saying Hillside must avoid losing state aid. Goldhor, married to former Democratic mayor Henry Goldhor, will earn 8000 dollars annually plus longevity pay. The vote followed dispute over welfare books and staffing levels, with 28 families on aid as of January 1975.
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Vincent Baldassano
Hillside
Galdassano
Harold Woysaniker
Fred Carracino
Bergman
J. Arnold Witte
Goldhor
Wovsaniker
Hergiman
Worsanther
Board of Assistance
Carracino
Sam
Messano and Board Clash Over Building Charges
Gennaro Messano, candidate for the Board, sparred with members at Monday’s meeting over buildings and grounds policy. Frank Corso defended the district, denying frozen pipes and other charges, while Messano called statements fabrications as tension flared.
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Gennaro Messano
Fis Mide
Hillside Township Community Events and Arts Schedule
The Hillside area lists library hours at Hillside Public Library and Community Center with free programs for residents. It also details Kean College Mortis Ave Union film and theatre events, senior and children's theatre tickets, and a dense slate of meetings and club gatherings from Feb 20 to Feb 25 across churches, schools, parks, and civic venues.
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John F. Kennedy
Liberty
Hillside Aves
Hillside Ave
Sam Stiller
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Theater of Performing Arts
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