Hillside names Baldassano mayor. 1977 Renaissance begins
Dr Vincent Baldassano was installed as Hillside mayor for 1977 at the Township Committee organization meeting on January 1. He had been elected to a second term on the committee, and previously served as mayor in 1975. The vote to nominate him was 3-2 with Republicans Welsh, Santagata dissenting. The new year brings a nearly $700,000 federal grant for expanding the municipal building and police HQ, and the mayor announced THRUST, Hillside Renaissance United Service Team, to promote local benefits. Groundbreaking must occur within three months, with completion anticipated in 1978. The budget process looms amid state 2% caps. The meeting also filled several posts, including Kathleen Kernusz as Collector and Albert Parsonnet as Township Attorney.
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Vincent Baldassano
Baldassano
Harold Wovsaniker
Fred
Carracino
Jim Welsh
Lou Santagata
Wovsaniker
Welsh
Santagata
Hillside
Haldassano
Hillside Renaissance United Service Team
Kathleen Kernusz
Kernisz
Albert Parsonnet
Myron Fuhrmann
Alex
Community events dated Thursday January 6 schedule
Roth Lodge 117 K of P meets at War Memorial Building 8 30 p m Lean Line at College Inn in the evening Old Guard at Presbyterian Church 10 a m Elks 8 p m Sinai Mens Club 8 p m Lions at College Inn 6 30 p m Senior Citizens Ceramics Class at Community Center 12 30 p m
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Roth Lodge
College Inn
Elks
Senior Citizens
Hillside bans For Sale signs and garage sale limits
The Hillside Township Committee approved on first reading an ordinance to bar For Sale signs on residential properties. Mayor Baldassano called the measure part of reducing negative aspects, while Attorney Lawrence Posner argued it infringes sellers rights and could force brokers. Signs must be black on white up to ten by fourteen inches, set back fifteen feet, with garage sale signs also restricted. second reading planned next meeting.
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Hillside
Baldassano
Lawrence Posner
Posner
Hillside Township Committee Meeting and Board Schedule
Township Committee meets Friday Jan 7 at 7 30 p m at Civil Air Patrol and Christ the King Church. Includes Senior Citizens mosaics class at Community Center and Budget Meeting at Municipal Building. January 10 Senior Citizens Elks 12 30 p m Little League Ladies Auxiliary Gard Ave Fieldhouse 8 30 p m Overeaters Anonymous Municipal Building room 12 8 p m Sinai Sisterhood Board Creative Arts Community Center 8 p m Italian American Civic Association Hillside Ave Community Center Commission Municipal Building 8 p m Swimming Pool Commission Municipal Building 8 p m. January 11 Haddassah Husbands Night Shomrei Torah 8 p m Rotary Presbyterian Church 12 15 p m Lodge 241 F AM Broad St 7 30 p m Unico College Inn 7 p m Camera Club W C Krumblegel School 8 p m Township Committee Caucus Municipal Building 7 p m. January 12 Overeaters Anonymous Municipal Building room 12 10 a m Hillside Folk Dance Group Community Center 8 p m Senior Citizens Ceramies Class Community Center 12 30 p m Board of Health Municipal Building 7 30 p m. Regular Township Committee meetings to be held in Municipal Building with agenda at 7 00 p m and meeting at 8 00 p m.
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Civil Air Patrol
Christ the King
Senior Citizens
Elks
Little League Ladies Auxiliary
Gard Ave
Overeates Anonymous
Sinai
Sisterhood Board
Creative Arts
Italian American Civic Association
Hillside Ave
Community Center Commission
Haddassah
Shomrei Torah
Rotary
Presbyterian Church
F & AM
Broad St
Unico
College Inn
W. C. Krumblegel School
Township Committee
Wenesday
Overeaters Anonymous
Hillside Folk Dance Group
Board of Health
Mittee
Flood control boost fueled by $2 million mapping contract
The State Department of Environmental Protection expands its flood control program with a $2 million federal mapping contract covering 81 municipalities including Hill side. Assistant Environmental Commissioner Betty Wilson says state funds add $187,000 to delineate 700 miles of flood prone streams across Passaic Raritan Hackensack Delaware Rancocas and Navensink basins within two years. The plan adds nine new flood insurance study areas alongside five projects already under way detailing 216 miles in 36 municipalities by next year. Wilson predicts savings of about $1.5 million for taxpayers as federal and state efforts accelerate. Continued to Page 4.
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State Department of Environmental Protection
DEP
Hillside
Betty Wilson
Passaic
Raritan
Hackensack
Delaware
Rancocas
Navensink
Wilson
Police recover two machines stolen from Hillside TIMES
Hillside police arrested two youths admitting theft of a Compugraphic Execuwriter and processor valued at about 5000 dollars for the TIMES production. Detectives Stier and Bryson recovered the gear from a trailer at Route 22 after a late night tip. The suspects, with prior records, were released to their parents. one will turn 18 soon and may be tried as an adult.
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Hillside
Hillside Times
Tom Moses
the Times
al Stier
John Bryson
Brooklyn
Stier
Bryson
Route 22
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Ander Menza
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Tresaurer
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Joseph Peyser
M.D
Ernestine M. Trubenbach
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Andre J. Adamchak
Jonathan D. Becton
John C. Boyle
Peter D. Corvelli
Joseph M. Carter
Grace G. Cona
DeGraw Police
Leutenant
Issac Surrette
Michelle M. Foster
Antonio Garcia
Betty Grace
Johnny W. Gregory
Linda M. Hall
Andrew E. Karlick
Robert Kaufman
Rita Loeb
James B. Moffat
Eleanor L. O'Neil
Mary
Harold Worsanther
Board OF Adjustment
General Conference Room
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
General Conference
Township of
Safety Council
Board OF Swimming Pool Commissioners
Pool Commission
The
Board OF Recreation Commissioners
UNIC
Jerie Tson
Albert Benoist
G.V. Policastro
White Street
Hillside N.J
Roselle-Lippman CO
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