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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1975
Page
1
The Hillside Public Library will gain $6,000 in revenue sharing funds from the Township Committee to be used for staff salaries. Mayor Vincent Baldassano said the money should raise library worker pay after prior complaints of cuts and reduced hours due to declining state aid and budgets.
In Hillside New Jersey a quiet Tuesday primary sees six Democratic district races, with independents backed by the One through Six group challenging regulars. Biographies detail candidates and community roles while a separate plan to build four outdoor tennis courts at Vine and Race, to be named the Dr Milton Lilien recreation area, advances with potential Green Acres funding.
Following strong member interest the municipal swimming pool will be open this Saturday and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. to take photos for the IU Hadges. Memberships will be accepted at the gate for those joining. The site notes only residents will use the courts, with a possible nominal fee if staff are hired. The Vine and Race Streets property recently bought from Joseph Lanzafaria will host this project, replacing a pallet yard and removing basketball courts to make way for a leisure park, four tennis courts, and a kids’ park along Central Ave.
Hillside township will build four tennis courts at Vine and Race Streets and create a park named for the late Dr Milton Lilien. Democratic district leaders contest in next ship Committee races set for 8 pm Tuesday. Town candidates run unopposed with polls open 7 am. Township approves two dikes for flood control and grants $6,000 revenue sharing funds to the public library for salary increases.
The Hillside Ambulance Squad assisted in delivering Michael James Alancourt, an 8 pound 15 ounce boy, en route to St Barnabas Medical Center on May 24. Crew Toni Ann Morro Robert Kaufman and Fred Morro Jr aided Mrs Cheryl Alancourt on the 532 Sweetland Ave call. Patrolman Charles Smith and a police escort accompanied the ambulance to the hospital. Mother and child were reported fine.
A schedule lists church, club, and civic events from May 29 to June 4. Activities include Old Guard at Presbyterian Church at 10 a m, Lions Club at College Inn 6 30 p m, a May 30 political meet at 1418 North Broad St, and multiple bazaars, flea markets, book sales, and pool id pictures, plus senior, sisterhood, and OA meetings, primary election details, and Keep Well shots on municipal grounds.
A wreath laying ceremony on Memorial Day was held Monday outside the War Memorial Building on Liberty Ave. Walter Howell led the service with Mayor Vincent Baldassano, his children Lisa and Vincent, Dr. Dennis Vodarsik, chairman of the Bicentennial Committee, and Mrs. Howell in attendance.
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