AMICO to Honor Judge Di Buono for Citizenship Award
The American Italian Cultural Organization will name Superior Court Judge Y Williams Di Buono the 1973 Citizenship Award recipient at a May 19 Dinner Dance at the Redwood Inn Somerville. Born in Altamura Italy, he built a long public career in Hillside Union County and serves on the Superior Court. Tickets remain available from AMICO officials.
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Y ¥. Williams di Buono
Redwood Inn
Somerville
Judge di Buono
Altamura
Italy
Hillside
Seton Hall University
Fordham University Law School
New Jersey
di Buono
Union County
Eleanor
Marie
William
Lauren
August Caprio
Philip del Vecchio
Springfield
Matthew J. Rinaldo
N.J
Ralph Criscello
William Heady
Union
Joseph G. Congreso
Scotch Plains
Joseph Montanari Jr
Latin program extended to all elementary schools
The Board of Education approved expanding a Latin course from A. P. Morris School to all seventh and eighth graders across elementary schools. Superintendent Dr Anthony Avella cited benefits for history and English, while noting other languages remain offered only at the high school level. The program will be taught by two teachers.
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A. P. Morris
Anthony Avella
Cadinbalath
Community leaders spotlight in Hillside Elks event
Well Done Dear Photo features William Kennedy and wife Pauline Kennedy. Kennedy is Exalted Ruler of Hillside Lodge of Elks and retiring principal of elementary schools with duties at the High School. Students will enter an advanced Latin track at high school. At a Monday school board meeting Wilford Johnman was named active June 90th to stay as language teacher. Department chairs Phebe Haviland business Charles Kenington science George Langetoff social studies Bernard Schal koff English and William Todt mathematics were reappointed with $775 honoraria. Dr Avella was authorized to attend the Institute for the Development of Educational Activities at Colorado College July 20–30, one of 400 administrators chosen to shape needs for high schools through 2000.
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Snienices
Wilford
Johnman
Phebe Haviland
Charles Kennington
George
Dems Dance for Anniversary
A brief notice notes a political anniversary event with Democratic supporters gathering. It references a celebration date and local organizers, aiming to mark years of party activity within the community.
PBA Local 70 Rebuffs Township Offer Threatens Action
The Policemen's Benevolent Association Local 70 rejects the township's contract proposal after a unanimous vote at a special meeting. Thomas P. Miller says ranks are outraged and twice as fed up, reiterating earlier demands as talks stall.
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Policemen’s Benevolent Association
Thomas P. Miller
PBA Local 70
The
Hillside Times
Plan Memorial Day Picnic by Ath Anniversary Committee
The Ath Anniversary Committee with local service groups plans a Memorial Day Picnic after the parade beside the Community Center. Food will be sold at cost with tickets from 10:00 A.M. Parade participants receive free refreshments. others pay. Beer is withdrawn but food and soda will be plentiful at nostalgic prices.
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Recreation Commission
Community Center Commission
Anniversary Committee
Center Presents Double Show At Hillside Center May 21
Hillside Center for Community Arts schedules a joint ballet and gymnastics demonstration on Monday May 21 at 7: 00 p m Director David Klurman with Ballet Instructor Kathy Klein and Gymnastics Coach Jack Sorensen lead the program Parents relatives and friends are invited and the public will be welcomed Police will with draw all dedication and initiative regarding relations with Hillside Mayor John Kulish notes no job action has occurred and a dispute over last year’s pay increase remains unresolved PBA argues the Pay Board held back 327 per man and that the township must honor the original contract if paid this would raise top patrolman pay to 11500 The town ship says last year’s increase required Pay Board approval and no contract was signed Kulish says the 1973 terms should be renegotiated and a committee meeting will decide next steps
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Hillside
John Kulish
Hillside Times
George Shelbourne
Kulish
PBA
Miller
Walkers Register For Twenty Charity Stroll
Martin Prince announces over 400 people have registered for a twenty mile charity WALK to start at 9:00 A.M. on Sunday May 20 at Hillside Community Center 274 Hillside Avenue. Proceeds benefit Hillside Ambulance Squad Asthmatic Research Camp Jaycee Toys for pediatric wards and Project Concern. The Do Something-WALK aims for 600 walkers and $10 000 with eight towns on the route. Local groups aid and more volunteers are welcome with contact numbers 926-5588 or 929-9814.
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Martin Prince
Hillside Jaycees Do
Hillside Community Center
Hillside Avenue
Hillside Ambulance Squad
New Jersey Jaycees
Project Concern
James W. Turpin
Humanity
Hillside Jaycees
Hillside Public Library Book Sale Set For May Weekend
Trustees and volunteers prepare an outdoor sale on the Library lawn May 20 and 21 from 6 30 pm to 4 30 pm with rain date May 26 and 27. All types of books offered at small prices with proceeds funding new books including children s titles. Donations are welcome at the Library daily 9 am to 9 pm.
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Hillside Public Library
Meyoffi
Hillside Industrial Association marks 25th anniversary
The Hillside Industrial Association will observe its 25th anniversary with a dinner dance at the College Inn at 7 p.m. Friday. William Lowney chairs the event and the organization donates $1,000 for the township’s 60th anniversary to purchase flags for Memorial Day. The group plans a memorabilia vault at the Municipal Building on May 28 and volunteers will help with the parade and post parade picnic food distribution.
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Hillside Industrial Association
College Inn
William Lowney
Girl Scouts to Begin Glass Collection at Hillside Center
Cadette Troop 365 will run the first glass collection behind the Hillside public works garage at 274 Hillside Ave from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday May 19. Proceeds go to the recycling center and the Cadettes.
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Cadette
New Hillside
Public Works Department
Hillside Ave
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