Hillside Times New Year Resolutions 1975
The Hillside Times outlines ten community goals for 1975 including stepped up crime patrols and a canine unit, improving public schools, upgrading Liberty and nearby shopping districts, developing off street parking, forming a local business association, uniting service clubs, fostering block associations, boosting community events, posting border signs for town identity, and expanding recreational facilities with bike paths and park games.
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New Mayor Baldassaro Takes Office In Town
A city community salutes Mayor Baldassaro as he begins his term and urges bipartisanship. The note praises his urban affairs leadership and calls for united effort across parties to serve the entire community.
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Baldassaro
New Townshipe Committee
Photos wristle accompanies caption and separate paper
A typewritten caption accompanies a photo labeled wristle, with an adjoining separate page containing additional context or notes. The item appears as a small archival snippet showing a captioned image and a secondary note for reference.
Public gratitude for fire code help from city officials
A reader commends Fire Prevention Bureau Chief William F. Smith and Fireman Anthony Scarola for locating hard to find fire safety material within two weeks, praising their courtesy and assistance at Kraemer Purse Street.
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William F. Smith
Chief Smith
Anthony Scarola
Elizabeth T
Kraemer Purse
Hillside Township Committee Salutes Two Members
In a formal message Burton B Bergman M D thanks Gene Andrukite and John Kulish for years of reform and fiscal discipline. He notes elections in 1972 brought Arnold Witte and Bergman to the committee and warns against a return of the old patronage group.
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Gene Andrukite
John Kulish
Arnold Witte
Gene Andrakite
Hillside
Burton B, Bergman
Citizens accuse Byrne Botter Menza of tax plans on education
Reader voices anger at Governor Byrne Judge Botter and Alex Menza charging they push higher taxes in the name of equal educational opportunity. The letter frames their actions as deceptive and self serving.
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Governor Byrne
Judge Botter
Alex Menza
Willard Budd Collection exhibition opens for Bicentennial
The New Jersey Historical Society in Newark will host a January 8 1975 exhibition of 76 engravings and lithographs from the Willard Budd Collection loaned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Gibby of Hillside. The display marks the start of a three year Bicentennial program featuring lectures conferences and publications on Revolutionary era themes. The gallery hours are 10 am to 4 30 pm Tuesday through Saturday with adjacent parking.
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Newark
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Robert B. Gibby
Hillside
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Hillside Times weekly edition summary note
Hillside Times weekly issue published January 8 1975 by Moses Publishing at 1448 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey under editor Moses Levine and business manager Zonderman. details include subscription rates and mailing notes for local and out of state readers.
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Moses Publishing Company
North Broad Street
Hillside
New Jersey
Thomas L. Moses
Bernard Levine
Sylvia Zonderman
New Jersey Progs Association
Elizabeth
Case Reflects on Congress Budget Reform Act Achievements
Senator Clifford Case reviews the Ninety Third Congress noting major and minor bills passed, calls for tax reform, and highlights the Budget Reform Act creating House and Senate Budget Committees to set spending ceilings. He emphasizes a structured approach to current and future federal spending and back door obligations.
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N C W To Discuss Tai Chi Chaun
The Union County Chapter of the National Organization for Women will meet on Wednesday January 6 at 8 p m in the First National Bank of Central Jersey Roselle Chestnut Street and Fourth Avenue Jan Blass of Warren will speak on Tai Chi Chaun an oriental method of physical exercise and body awareness
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National Organization For Women
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Chestnut St
Fourth Ave
Roselle
Jan Blass
Warren
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