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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
5
A reader urges New Jersey towns and the state to run like a business, opposes more taxes, and criticizes Assemblywoman Betty Wilson over an alleged support for a state income tax. The writer, Jerry Felker, asks constituents to write Trenton to influence policy.
Corso voices concern over staff evaluation policy and the Hillside Board of Education. He argues non tenured teachers with poor evaluations should not be reappointed and questions the credibility of administrators backing carte blanche reappointments.
Seniors enjoyed That Championship Season as Millside Community Players staged Jason Miller’s drama at the Firehouse. The all male cast delivered an intense, private party atmosphere with strong acting despite some crude language.
The city court records multiple pleas and verdicts relating to Garden State Parkway tolls and vehicle registrations. Individuals named include Allan L. Judge and Gregory Schumann as well as Elizabeth and Hillside residents, with fines ranging from 1 to 85 dollars and contempt charges noted.
The publication notes Moses Publishing Company based at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside NJ 07205 with Thomas L Moses as Editor and Publisher Bernard Levine as Managing Editor Sylvia Zonderman as Business Manager. The May 1 1975 issue lists annual subscription 6.50 within New Jersey 7.50 outside and tax status Elizabeth NJ second class postage.
Hillside residents may attend open sessions at the Municipal Building and Library across multiple boards. Regular township committee meetings occur the first and third Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Public caucus is the Tuesday before, 7 p.m. Other groups meet monthly or biweekly at specified rooms and times including the Board of Education Planning Board Zoning Board Swimming Pool Commission Community Center Commission Board of Health Recreation Commission Safety Council Library Trustees with varying dates and locations.
Mayor Vincent Baldassano reads the proclamation with Hillside Unico leader Joseph Chieppa and chairman Pat Federico present. Members will solicit funds at three major shopping centers May 15 and 16 with all proceeds donated to mental health charities.
The Hillside Times lists elementary meals consistent weekly with the high school menu varying. Elementary: juice, soups, sandwiches, fruit, milk. High School: frankfurters, cheeseburgers, egg salad, grilled cheese, bologna options, with sides and milk. some days marked no lunch. Menu subject to change.
The quote explores credulity as a man’s weakness while suggesting a child’s strength, attributed to Charles Lamb. It reflects on perception, judgment, and the contrast between experience and innocence.
A man demands five minutes to retract comments about him while a woman counters with a playful challenge. He warns he will extend the limit if she does not comply, prompting a standoff over what counts as a reception of the remark.
U S Senator Harrison 4 Williams Jr argues mortgage costs should drop from 8 9 percent to 6 percent for middle income families. The plan would aid about 400 000 buyers and create 650 000 to 740 000 housing jobs. Subsidies cover rate gaps for six years with phased payout.
Among 87 seniors, 31 Pingry students receive National Merit recognition. William Buono and Howard Quentzel earned Letters of Commendation. Buono is an honor roll student involved in soccer winter track track weight lifting and baseball. Quentzel has JV fencing letters and soccer management, participates in Pingry Community Service, and studied in Germany with AFS in 1974.
A collage of transit and memory weaves wartime Cambodia reporter Sidney Sehanberg remaining in country despite orders to return, alongside praise for George Washington School in Hillside, and a local buy local campaign stressing dollars circulating within the community to spur jobs and growth amid Newark’s revival, with media glimpses of a 25 000 renovation and urban renewal.
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