Municipal Court Jan 21 1971 rulings and fines list
The January 21 1971 Municipal Court session under Judge Robert Diamond records numerous guilty pleas and fines. Bernardt, Grovesky and others faced penalties for driving related charges, unregistered vehicles, and careless driving, with suspensions and probation where noted. Several defendants were found not guilty or had charges dismissed due to lack of witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ladd
Blyd
New Milford
Heart Disease Affects Over 27 Million Americans
The Union County Heart Association backed by the 1971 Heart Fund Campaign conducts February efforts and estimates more than 27 million Americans suffer from heart and blood vessel disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Heart Association
Heart Fund
Public housing debate stirs Hillside council letter
A reader opposed to public housing in Hillside accuses the Democratic council of using private funds and taxes, warning of social and economic decay. The letter endorses Dorothy Hricko for the Board of Education, praising mothers’ role and urging a vote for her while citing community planning arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Newark
Tan
Dorothy"Hricko
Dorothy Hricke
Board of Education
Dorothy Hricko
Agnes G. McAtee
Pennsylvania Ave
Elect A Woman To The Editor
A Hillside resident urges voters to elect Marie Beale to the Board of Education citing her PTA leadership and community concerns. The writer emphasizes a female candidate is needed for school welfare and asks neighbors to support Beale on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Marie Beale
Hillside
Conant Street Park
Josephine Perez
Sylvia Winters
Gene
Distressed Compton Place Residents Petition Snow Removal Help
Thirteen Compton Place homeowners petition the Mayor and Township Committee alleging unequal snow removal and taxes. They urge prompt plowing, noting their street is last to be cleared and only a small central area is touched, asking when the township will fix the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton Place
Hillside Community Leaders Praise Gary Lehner For Service
A Hillside reader urges votes for Gary A Lehner in the February 9 1971 nonpartisan election citing his unselfish youth work and public service as district leader and Shade Tree Commission secretary. Also thanks Hillside Pop Warner Cobras coaches including Lehner for their hours of field and program support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Shade Tree Commission
Seervant
Gary A. Lehner
Lehner
Josephine Carasia
Tillman Street
Pop Warner
Ray Nardo
Pop Warner Cobras
Androkite War Vets Seek Membership
The Union County Heart Association notes the economic cost of heart disease in the United States exceeds 10 billion dollars yearly. The American Legion Post 309 Irvington will meet February 1 1971 at 8 30 p m in Irvington to discuss retention and a 30 60 day new member drive targeting Vietnam era professionals and female veterans including Lillian Brod and Harriet Zimmer. Milton Ness is Post Commander. officer nomination occurs March 1 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl. Louis 5
Ferdinand ‘Post
Irvington Union
Penne Veterans
William Pearlman
Service Mens Club House
Springfield Avenue
Irvington
N.J
Sidney Lesser
Hillside
Post
Lillian Brod
East Orange
Trenton
JWW
Harriet Zimmer
Milton Ness
United States
Union County Heart Association
Interested Resident Presses for Board of Education Choice
A letter to the editor urges local parents to scrutinize Board of Education candidates. It argues that educational standards hinge on board qualifications and calls for vigilant selection to ensure a well functioning district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hillside Times January 28 1971 issue details
The Hillside Times weekly published by Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc lists address 1443 North Broad St Hillside NJ 07205 with editor Sidney Silverstein publisher and staff names. Subscription rates per year 4.50 anywhere in US and single copy 10 cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 6
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Ronald Reisman
Fox
United States
Elizabeth
Public Service Pledges Greener Operations Next Year
Public Service outlines ongoing environmental efforts including emission controls, low-sulfur fuel, wooded-line power transmission, multi-use land under lines, new nuclear units, clean natural gas turbines, and pumped storage. They report $55 million spent on environmental control in the past four years and plans to continue in 1971.
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Robert Diamond
Bernardt, Grovesky
Houst St
Billy Lasseter
Arthur St. Hillside
Rosette Silvers
Judson St. Ealison
Nat
Union Plaza
Garden State Parkway
Angelo Franks
Cross St. Nutley
Ronald Wiktorowiz
Orchard Pl
Enilty
Lois M. McCarthy
Maple Ave
John Burlel
Grove St
Orange
Dennis Sepe
Montgomery St. Bloomfield
Sam Poole
Highland Aye
Yelding
Andrew Oris
Buchanan St
Nay
Everett Mitchell
Chestnut St
Charleston
Mass
Euily
Michael Schmidt
Vin Vitale
Kenilworth
William Strough
Keer Ave
Joe Mary Humphrey
Avon Ave
Thomas Martin
Redwood Ave
Paterson
Richard J. Wilson
Virginia St. Elith
Nal
Ree
Thomas
Thomas Oil Company
Ramsey Ave
Philip R. Nicolaus
Robert St
Hillside Cobra
Eugene Andrukite
Tiny Bieg
Jack Eisler
Chet Jagiello
Gary Lehner
Frank Zinno
Allstate Fuel Co
Ve College
Yale Ave. Cor
New York Place
Harry’s
Maine
Ace Mewark
Mittleman Bros. Inc. Quality Bakers
Maple
Waverly
Carl’s Fine Foods Liberty and
Long Aves
the Hillside Times
Sidney T. Holt
M.S.G
Broad ST
Kinney
Tewark
Nod
Olive St
Fereday & Meyer Co, Inc
Elizabeth Wi
Public Service
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Einzigers Children’s Shop
Liberty Ave
Magnavox
Tobia
BBC Appliances
Liberty
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