Town begins anti rat campaign in Hillside area
Terri Weiner reports the Board of Health launching an anti rat effort in the Elizabeth River basin and rail road area. Exterminators use Warfin in paraffin wax to target rats, with fines up to 500 dollars for noncompliance and an estimated township cost of 500 to 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Elizabeth River Basin
Angello Bonanno
Bonanno
Just Exterminators
EPA
Leonard Duglin
Duglin
Township considers tax abatements for blight areas
Hillside Township discusses tax incentives for renovations in designated blight areas to spur investment. Commissioners worry about labeling areas as blight and whether to retain undistributed rebates with the town. Senior citizen program supervision also tops the agenda as officials seek a formal oversight shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Worsaniker
Wovsaniker
Hillside
Community Center Commission
April 18 Deadline for Party Affiliation Change
Hillside Township Clerk John G. Kulish urged voters to change party designation by April 18 to be eligible for the June 7 primary. The 1975 law requires filings 50 days before the primary. independents and new registrants must declare by then to influence gubernatorial and legislative races in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Township
John G. Kulish
Kulish
County Board of Elections
Revival of hue and cry urged to curb crime
Dr. John Wolf of Union College proposes reviving the hue and cry and community blockwatch to combat rising street crime. He notes historical duties of citizens to report crimes and balance between individual and societal rights, urging awareness and police cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolf
Criminal Justice Department
Union College
Union County Police Chiefs’ Training Academy
Wolf
England
Philadelphia
Dr. Wolf
Disruptions End At Hillside High After Fire Alarms
On Monday Hillside High School faced protests over tardiness rules. A fire alarm and fires set in girls rooms prompted evacuation, then reentry and eventual closure. Principal Gould urged grievances through proper channels and pledged after school meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
George Gould
Gould
Hillside High
Board of Education
Mildred Karlik
Anthony A. Avella
Avella
Gould God High School
Hillside Township to canvass homes for dog licenses
As of April 1 1977 Hillside Township will send guardians to each home to check for dog licenses. If no license is shown a notice is served and the occupant has 10 days to obtain one. If the license is not produced a complaint will be issued for court appearance under township ordinance Chapter Section 9 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Brother Versus Brother Eviction Sparks Family Dispute
In Hillside George Bobbitt 38 seeks eviction of his mother 59 and brother 31 for 180 back rent. The case hinges on a family feud with George claiming to rid himself of the younger brother as tenant. The dispute heads to Union County District Court in Elizabeth later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
George Bobbitt
Conklin Ave
Bobbitt
Glen
Alameter Bobbitt
George
Union County District Court
Elizabeth
Hillside adopts Title I reading program for 170 students
The Hillside School System receives 56 680 dollars in federal funds to initiate a Title I Reading Program. Beginning in October, 170 students across Walter O Krumbiegel George Washington Harden Looker and Christ the King Schools will receive 40 minutes of small group reading instruction daily with five teachers. Terri Weiner leaves Hillside Times for Jewish News East Orange. John Schierer returns to Hillside Times after three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Walter O. Krumbiegel
George Washington
Harden-Looker
Christ the King
Terri Weiner
Hillside Times
Jewish News
East Orange
Ms. Weiner
John Schierer
Theft at municipal building targets township staff
The police station and Municipal Building suffered thefts this week. Township Treasurer Bertha Brooks reported her wallet taken from her bag on Friday afternoon, followed by Police Lieutenant Paul DeGraw finding a $20 model car missing from his desk on Monday morning. Entry was achieved by a key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Brooks
Paul DeGraw
Hillside Area Datebook March 10 to 16
A dense schedule lists community meetings and events at churches, libraries, and municipal buildings. Activities include Board of Adjustors sessions, Lions Club, senior citizen programs, craft and mosaic classes, and family and civic gatherings across Hillside from March 10 to March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustors
Old Guard
Presbyterian Church
Christ the King
Lions Club
College Inn
Lean
Roth Lodge
Knights of Pythias
War Memorial
Senior Citizens Ceramics
Hillside High School
Columbian
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus Ladies
Community Center Commission
Board of Education
Public Caucus
Virginia Street
Board of Swimming Pool Commissioners
Elks
Asthmatic League
YMHA
Union
Over Anonymous
Municipal
Presbyterian Women
Hillside Public Library
Rotary Club
Ialian Amerccan Civic Association
Hillside Ave
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Weill Station
Health Department
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By Terri Weiner
Fred Lee Perallas
Richard Johnson
Mister Schmile
George Zoerner
Hillside Photo Service
Zoerner
Europe
Eisenhower
Perry
National Sit Bank
North Broad St
al Stier
Tony Fama
Newark
Eee G.V. Policastro
White Street
Civil Air Patrol
Senior Citizens Mosaic Arts
Sinai Sisterhood
Maple Avenue
Shomrei Torah
St. Patrick’s Dinner of
Eira Nua
Lyons den
Pizreria Restaurant
Chance
N. Broad St
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