Hillside Times front page theft prompts praise and plans
The Hillside Times recounts its own front page news after equipment theft by two local teens who sold the machines. Detectives located the gear, the paper stayed on time, and the editor praises law enforcement while urging parking reform and 1977 township goals.
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Hillside Times
al Stier
John Bryson
Stler
Bryson
Hillside Police
Wovsaniker
Togeth
Focus on America film and week event listings
North Elizabeth Datebook lists events from January 13 to 18 including a Focus on America film at 3:30 to 5 p.m. and yoga at YWCA, Annie L. Whitehead Philathea class, a Battin High School faculty party, George Broad Street basketball games, an Ecumenical Service at Holy Rosary, senior club meeting at Temple Beth El, a Theater Party at Paper Mill Playhouse, Sisterhood activities at Temple Beth El, Catholic Woman's Club at Town and Country Club, and Day Circle at First Baptist Church with Tellison Room activities.
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America
YWCA
Union County Legal Secretaries
Paper Mill Playhouse
Millburn
Court House
Temple Beth el
North Ave
Catholic Woman's Club
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
North Broad St
First Baptist Church
Tellison
Hillside Times Letter Opposes For Sale Sign Ban
A Hillside reader voices opposition to a proposed ban on residential For Sale signs. The letter argues the measure infringes personal rights and freedom of speech and recalls prior community involvement with Hillside Concerned Citizens. It calls for reconsideration and offers minor suggestions.
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Hillside Times
Hillside
Posner
Hillside Concerned Citizens
Residents oppose brokered sale limits. urge preserving home choice
A long letter expresses attachment to their home and neighborhood, requests freedom to sell without a broker mandate, and thanks local police and fire departments. It also voices concern about potential funding cuts to Union County Youth Services Bureau and urges public support for juvenile justice initiatives.
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Mort Bluestone
Greater Elizabeth
National Council of Jewish Women
Youth Services Bureau
Union County
Children Without Justice
Union County Youth Services Bureau
Hillside residents push for tougher code and 7 day library
Letter from Phyllis Brociner and Sue Mercus urges strict penalties for owners letting dogs and sidewalks become dumps, calls for 24 hour street patrols, and a seven day library. They lament skating ban on Warinanco Park lake and note past winter recreation had drawn crowds.
Nursing entrance test planned for St Francis School
Prospective students for St Francis School of Nursing Jersey City must take a January 22 1977 10 am test at Pace University 41 Park Row New York. The fee is 15 dollars and applications should be requested from the Director of Admissions McWilliams Place Jersey City.
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St. Francis School of Nursing
Jersey City
New Jersey
Pace University
Park Row
New York
McWilliams Place
Hillside Hello seeks transfer of PAL license in Hillside NJ
Spa has applied to the Hillside Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control to transfer 10 1 0 0 Inc T A Hillside Hello a New Jersey corporation for the premises at 1886 Liberty Avenue Hillside New Jersey Plenary Retail Consumption License No C 3 formerly issued to Hillside Hello Inc T A Hillside Hello for 1986 Liberty Avenue Hillside New Jersey Officers and Directors listed including Nicholas Montello President and Treasurer Ora Montello Vice President and Secretary Stockholders holding 1 percent or more listed Also named Tommy J Kulish Township Clerk of Hillside New Jersey signed 0 1 0 0 Inc Hillside Times January 18 1977 Fees 16 56
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Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Hillside
Hillside Hello
New Jersey
Liberty Avenue
Hillside Hello Inc
of Aid Corporation
Tommy J Kulish
Newark and Elizabeth residents fined in rounds of larceny and traffic cases
Walter Stanke and Lescek Szynanowicz of Nell Place Newark along with Jerzy Kopczynski of Elizabeth were each fined 65 dollars on larceny charges. Thomas Tyson waived a probable cause hearing on malicious break and enter and disorderly person charges awaiting Grand Jury action. Ernest Santos was sentenced to six months in Union County Jail for a disorderly person charge. John J. Petruzziero Jr was sentenced to thirty days in Union County Jail for being under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance. George W Parker of Rahway was fined 50 dollars and 10 dollars contempt for operating with an expired learner permit. Bruce Matay of Elizabeth was fined 65 dollars for leaving the scene of an accident. Jon S Pardi of Highland Park was fined 65 dollars and had driving privileges revoked for thirty days on speeding. Ken Prezpadlo of Looker Street was fined 50 dollars for leaving the scene of an accident. James Beaty of Newark was fined 50 dollars for not possessing a drivers license.
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Walter Stanke
Lescek Szynanowicz
Nell Place
Newark
Jerzy Kopczynski
Second St
Elizabeth
Thomas Tyson
Staska St
Ernest Santos, Bright Sr
Union County
John J. Petruzziero, Jr
Union Ter
Union
Bruce Matay
Lexington Place
Jon S. Pardi
Adelaide Ave
Highland Park
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Sue Mercus
V.P. Community Services
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Park Place
Irvington
Nora Montello
U., Inc
Henry Goldhor
George W. Parker
Lincoln St
Rahway
Ken Prezpadlo
Looker St
James Beaty
Mapes Ave
Nan Clark
Claremont Theater
Jersey St
Wilday
Gladys Wilday
John Linn Darlington
Rossmoor
Jamesburg
Westminster Church
Salem Aves
Robert W. Scott
William Sosa
Warren Brown
Westminster Choir
Sosas
Lincoln Ave
ST. John's News
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Broad St
Gary Schultz
St. Hilda
St. High's School
Manhattan
Schultz
Juilliard School of Music
Dennis Keene
Paris
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St. John's
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American Express
Morris Avenue
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Westfield Ave
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