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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1977
Page
5
A Hillside reader catalogs issues from town life. Concerns include Monday street sweeping on Fairbanks Street and leaf collection delays, calls to officials, and confusion over public works offices. The letter also questions Hillside’s sewer tax announced January 1 and lack of public hearings, plus the Mayfair cinema’s absence of family friendly entertainment for teens.
A high school marching band receives praise for powerful halftime shows under director Nicholas Cascoli. The letter argues voters misled by politicians, urges civic engagement, and condemns empty campaign rhetoric while urging exercise of the right to vote and community unity.
Union County Department of Human Resources invites county residents including veterans and students to apply for vacancies in many fields. Placement Coordinator Brendan Ast notes both fulltime and parttime posts and veteran preference. Contact Mary Fougere at 757-9090.
Hillside Creative Arts invites the public to an art demonstration by Thomas A Bayolar, a Westfield New Jersey artist and teacher, on Monday November 14 at 8 p.m. at the Hillside Community Center. He specializes in watercolor and has shown widely in outdoor and juried shows. His works are in Kean College collections and private holdings. He belongs to several regional arts associations and the Salmagundi Club of New York.
Willis Gordon fined 60 for fraudulent check. Ricky and Callie Rouse found guilty of Assault and Battery, fined 50 each. Willie Harris fined 50 on a personal charge. Tommy Lanzafaria fined 40 for dog at large. Kathy Erwin fined 50 for toll nonpayment. Salvatore Torre Stanley Bier Tim Vorhis fined 50 each for toll nonpayment. Thomas Appenzeller fined 50 for disorderly conduct. John Treffinger fined 50 for assault and battery. Ernest Grasso not guilty of malicious damage. Thomas Mills found guilty of disturbing the peace, fined 25.
Union County hosts over fifty area high school seniors for the second annual Youth in Government Day at the County Courthouse. Hillside High and Pingry students join county officials in tours and discussions on jury selection voter registration and youth services.
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