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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1975

Page

4

Approve dikes for flood relief amid state denial

Township Committee authorized two flood control dikes along the Elizabeth River near Conant Street and Route 22 despite the state Water Policy Board denying permission for the John Street dike. Mayor Baldassano blasted Trenton bureaucracy as red tape blocks flood protection.

Conant St Elizabeth River Lehigh Valley Railroad John St State Water Policy Board Vincent Baldassano

Hillside Court Sends Several to Fines and Probation

Municipal court judge Allan L Tumarkin handles a string of pleas and verdicts. Ronald Ignari of Parlin pleaded guilty to using a slug at Union Toll Plaza and paid $50. Peter Zakrewski and John Rhein of Hillside were each fined $35 for careless driving on Hillside Ave. John Longobardi of Brick/4S paid $25 for failing to pay tolls on the Garden State Parkway. Nilda Nieves of Hillside pleaded guilty to no car inspection and paid $15. Patricia Ann Thorpe of Newark was fined $75 for being disorderly at Liberty and Oakland Avenues. Willie Griffin of Elizabeth was fined $25 for passing on the right. Walter Ciesanski of Hillside was found not guilty of leaving the scene of an accident. John Staniurski of Hillside was found guilty of being a disorderly person, given 30 days jail suspended, $100 fine, and two years probation with Hillside Alcohol rehab. Rocco Prignano of Edison was fined $15 for parking in a crosswalk.

Ronald Ignari Driftwood Parlin Union Toll Plaza Peter Zakrewski Buchanan Sr John Rhein Dover Ave Hillside Hillside Ave John Longobardi Brickt 4S Garden State Parkway Patricia Ann Thorpe Goldsmith Ave Newark Liberty Oakland Ave John Staniurski White St

Ted Mayhew to retire from Pingry in June

Ted Mayhew will retire at the end of this school year after 40 years at Pingry School. Educated at Boston Latin, Harvard, and Columbia, he joined Pingry in 1927 and returned in 1939 to lead foreign languages, summer programs, development, and public relations. He has served as editor of the Pingry Review for over 25 years and held many professional roles.

Ted Mayhew Boston Latin School Harvard Columbia Ted Pingry C. B. Newton Repton School Morristown School American Alumni Council Union County Cultural & Heritage Commission New Jersey Association of Independent School Teachers Union County Tercentenary Committee Rotary Club of Hillside Dramatic Club of Elizabeth Pingry Review

Garden rip torn and loitering arrests blotter item

Police report Garden rip torn fence and vegetable plot damage at Marilyn Kluin's Hollywood Avenue home. Four youths ages 15 to 19 were arrested for loitering near Stop Food Store on Liberty Avenue at 11 46 p m. Robert Williams of Liberty Avenue reported a burglary with bonds and guns worth 545 dollars stolen. A rear jeep window was smashed on Hillside Avenue, a postal service vehicle. Pampers stock stolen from a Wheeling Warehouse. Bike thefts reported around the township.

Marilyn Kluin Hollywood Ave Liberty Ave Tote Robert Williams U.S. Postal Service Hillside Ave Wheeling Warehouse Ramsey Ave

One through Six group sets meeting tomorrow

The One through Six Political Organization holds an open meeting Friday May 30 at 7 30 pm inviting Hill side residents and any elected or former officials to speak on community participation voting and improving the area. Contact Ellis McBurrows 923 7776 Fred Lester 926 2344 or 923 3835 for more details. The event occurs at 1418 North Broad St at 7 30 pm.

Hillside Ellis McBurrows Fred Lester North Broad St

Hillside Tops Eastern Union County in Income Figures

Hillside leads Eastern Union County with the highest average household income at 18 999 dollars per year, ahead of Union at 17 533 dollars and a three way tie for third among Kenilworth Winfield and Roselle Park at 6 772 dollars. The Hillside Times notes photo flow and backlog while announcing new Compugraphic typesetting equipment to improve typography and reduce overset and delays.

Audit Bureau of Hillside Union County Union Kenilworth Winfield Roselle Park Roselle Linden Elizabeth

River Cleanup Campaign Aims at Elizabeth River Blockage

The 1975 Elizabeth River cleanup begins Saturday June 7 from 9 am to noon. Volunteers meet just downstream from the Salem Dam along the bend on Conant Street to clear a channel of rocks clogging the river and risking overflow. Fire flood control supporters are urged to join and work.

Elizabeth River Salem Dam Conant St

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