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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1977
Page
7
The essay argues Higbee Beach and Sunfish Pond suffer from a public interest gap that delays protective actions. It condemns dune buggy use and picnic litter as speeding erosion and habitat loss, urging faster state purchase and stricter enforcement to prevent further damage by careless visitors.
Thank you note from Hillside Troop 190 Boy Scouts to Hillside residents for a successful flea market held Sunday. Special thanks to Mike DeRose of College Inn for donating use of his lots. Committee will issue further release to honor other participants.
A group of Hillside High School teachers signatures supporting Mr. George Gould for renewal as principal. Signatories include James F. Austin Joseph T. Silver Thommas Ilaria Betty Pickell Sal Catalano Phil Riso Bernard Schalkoff Joanne Macaluso Thomas Tomko John Glackin and others.
A letter section recalls demands to curb dogs and critique of police attitudes. It cites ongoing complaints, defends officers, and endorses Police Week May 15 to 21 while listing numerous local residents involved in the exchange.
Anthony Cangelosi of Purce Street was fined 390 for speeding and 30 days driving privilege revocation. A 40 fine for careless driving. John D Helbig of Morris Place fined 115 for unauthorized use of a vehicle. Additional fines for various traffic offenses including careless driving and no license. Supreme Security Systems Inc on seven counts of lie detector tests, each fined 115.
The Hillside High School PTA Executive Board voices strong disappointment over the Board of Education decision not to renew Mr. George Gould's contract as High School Principal. They praise his cooperative leadership, student focus, forward thinking, and sympathetic approach, calling his loss significant to the school and town.
The Calvin Coolidge P T A held its first Chinese Auction on April 12 1977 with gifts donated by Hillside local businesses. Gratitude is extended to all who helped make the event a success.
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