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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1977
Page
5
The notice lists positions including Editor and Publisher and staff roles such as Business Manager Advertising Manager and names Sylvia Zonderman Sid Kushner and Terri Weiner. It states publication details for a weekly issue published Thursday at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey with subscription rates and a 5 p.m Friday deadline for press releases and letters.
Amid heavy car use and dense development New Jersey must protect the Appalachian Trail segment from High Point to Lake Wawayanda. Officials propose a new alignment after four years of delays with land purchases and public hearings set under Green Acres and right to know laws to keep the trail intact for future hikers.
Visitor recounts Catholic Schools Week from February 6 to 12, touring Christ the King School in New Jersey. Principal Sister Ann McDonald welcomes the guest, who meets an 8th grader guide and notes modern teaching techniques since a 2000s visit. A separate note discusses New Jersey AG opinion on withholding $2 NJEA political contributions from school boards and related dues practices.
A week long forecast covers zodiac signs and lifestyle tips from February 27 to March 5. It notes Venus in the first house drawing others, urges caution on spending, and highlights communications travel and social activity. An aside describes a school library visit and a proud escort’s tour of a parish school.
A local reader praises Hillside improvements and the signing of commitments by Mayor Vincent P. Baldassano. The letter lauds leadership and collaboration with Jim Welsh and suggests emulating Union County’s Assignment Judge V. William DiBuono while wishing success for Hill side and its mayor.
Hillside Municipal Court session on February 17 1977 led to fines for shoplifting unlicensed driver violations failing to pay tolls no license and red light offenses. Notable cases include Phyllis Santos fined 65 for shoplifting at Shop Rite Newark. Karen Malone fined 40 and 40 for tolls. James Trainor 50 for no license. Rosa Nicks 40 for red light.
Hillside Board of Health approves a first reading ordinance to require rodent extermination on properties. The measure authorizes notices, time limits, township abatement, and liens for costs, with penalties up to 500 dollars or 90 days in jail, effective after final passage.INCLUDES multiple articles on NJEA political contributions and related actions by Hillside officials.
Union County Hiking Club members and guests are invited to a six mile South Mountain Ramble on February 26 led by Ann Kent and Ray Carriere with meet time 10 30 a m at Locust Grove and lunch to bring. Ski Touring at Lake Awesting led by Nancy Wolff may switch to hiking if conditions degrade with meet points Essex Toll of the Parkway at 8 a m or New Paltz bus depot at 10 a m. On February 27 Ray Carriere and Helene Black lead the Palisades Ramble with 10 30 a m Englewood Boat Basin meet and lunch to bring. For information contact the Union County Park Commission recreation department.
The Townsend Lecture Series at Kean College presents two major dance events. On March 2 the New Jersey Ballet Company, guided by Edward Villella, will perform at Wilkins Theatre with audience participation and a Q and A. March 5 features Ritha Devi, renowned danseuse. Both programs are free and open to the public.
Congressman Joseph G. Minish of New Jersey's 11th District will reintroduce a tax incentive plan to promote solar heating systems for homes. He cites a natural gas shortage and high costs, proposing a 33 percent tax credit on solar installation costs under eight thousand dollars and tax relief for any local property tax increases from solar home assessments.
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