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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1977
Page
5
Sylvia Zonderman lid Kushner is listed among executive staff with responsibilities in business management and advertising oversight. The item notes leadership positions and confirms the names associated with the posts.
The New Jersey Division of Water Resources proposes upgrades to water quality standards affecting Pine Barrens watersheds in Ocean and Burlington counties, and hearings run through March 30. The emphasis is on underground water standards, well sampling, and controls on septic systems and agricultural chemical use to protect the Cohansey formation and public health.
Hillside Girl Scouting volunteer chairman salutes the Girl Scout Family in town marking 65 years of scouting. The unit includes 293 Girl Scouts and 48 volunteer adults with many former scouts also tied to the community.
The message thanks neighbors for lending meeting rooms buying cookies donating supplies publicizing activities volunteering time and contributing to the community fund drive. It notes Girl Scouts gain positive experiences enriching families schools and personal maturity in Hillside.
Hillside High School roughly equals fifth-ranked Orange High in a state tournament game on March 8. The unranked Hillside fought through three overtimes, earning praise for effort and coaching by Joe Silver. A separate public notice reports a zoning ordinance amendment of Hillside Township, with an April meeting date and immediate effect upon final adoption.
Hillside seniors in the township may receive free tax preparation on March 22 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Hillside Community Center. The New Jersey Society of CPAs sponsors a Taxpayer Assistance Service with Mike Flannery, CPA and Hillside Board of Education member, supervising and Michael Goldstein, Kean College accounting student, assisting. Eligibility limits are singles earning $8000 or less and senior couples under $13000. Participants should bring medical vouchers, financial records, rental income, depreciation schedules, W-2s, 1099s, pension forms, and dividend records.
March 10 1977 municipal court session presided by Judge Henry Goldhor with multiple defendants. Arthur Jackson fined 40 dollars for assault and battery. Anthony Piegaro found not guilty on the same charge. Others faced charges or waivers including Alfonso Capria awaiting grand jury action and various speeding, careless driving, and contempt fines. Notable entries include Frank Portaro penalized for delinquent parking and bail considerations for several armed or insurance related charges. The text ends with a political letter about tax and press freedom.
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