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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1975
Page
5
The Hillside Times runs reader letters praising local football teams and discussing season tickets for non public elementary students. The board explains eligibility rules and promises ticket access next year while considering a plan for high school students to attend Saturday games.
Social Security announces a call first program to handle most beneficiary issues by telephone, per Robert E. Willworth. Call 654 4200 for account changes, death notices, address updates, work reports, card replacements, missing checks, and related inquiries. If an office visit is needed, callers are guided on required records.
Hillside Municipal Court judge Allan L. Tumarkin fines several defendants for parking and traffic violations including $10 for two parking offenses by Charles Alaimo and $25 for speeding by Alfonso Vastola on Bloy St. Other fines include no tail lights, no registration, fictitious plates, resisting arrest, trespassing, and a suspended jail sentence with probation for Glaude Young.
On a warm Monday evening at Tay lor Park recreation building Millburn edged Hillside Community Center 22 ½ to 2 ½. Millburn’s Joe DiMauro lost on board five but Edgar Mccormick and Scott Moss plus Jim Bagley won decisive points as Millburn seized the match and planned further study Monday night at the Community Center.
The International Affairs department met at 12:30 p.m. at Mrs. Richard N. Berkefeldt's house with Mrs. Emmet T. White presiding. They approved donating this year's proceeds to the "I Care Empty Plate" campaign to aid the needy. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Edward H. Hyde and Mrs. Charles Dajosky. Edward Marcus of Union presented a slide program on Southeast Asia featuring Malaysia's buildings and Angkor Wat in Cambodia.
A Hillside High School College and Career Night drew about two dozen colleges trade and nursing schools plus military reps. The program aims to inform students about career and college opportunities. Additional events include a Temple Shomrei Torah Sisterhood party with entertainer Gloria Tracey and an unusual Mt. Sinai Lodge ceremony with Marvin Schwartz's installation as Grand Marshal followed by a lecture on aging. Community groups meet November 24 with donor roundups and a Kingston restaurant meeting featuring Freeholder Thomas Long.
Montreal journal notes General Montgomery's troop movements toward Quebec on November 27 1775 from dawn to afternoon. The Hillside Times of Hillside Township prints a historical excerpt from Robert Bar wick's notes describing departure aboard a vessel commanded by Captain Lockwood and the advance up the St Lawrence River. The publication date is Thursday November 20 1975 Vol 52 No 4.
Hillside Township announces first reading of Ordinance 1-384.69 to amend a 1969 compensation plan for the Public Works Department and set a January 1 1975 salary range. The measure, introduced November 17 1975, will receive second reading December 2 1975 at 8:00 p.m. at the Municipal Building Liberty and Hillside Avenues.
Forecast notes advise caution with out of town activities, possible manipulation by a fast talker, and a phase of self analysis. A public collector's notice announces a tax lien sale by Lawrence Levitas in Hillside Township Union County on December 2, 1975 at 12 pm. The sale will cover lands listed with due amounts, requiring cash or certified checks, with redeemable options and detailed parcel descriptions.
In a chaotic closing Legisla tive session Oregon passed a privacy driven statute to protect criminal history by December 1977. The law caused a four day crime blackout with deputies detaining a Russian speaking woman and a state mental hospital transfer, an auto crash denial of info, a gro cer y owner told to self verify a fatal stabbing, jail crowding at a rodeo bail limits, and deputies calling for punishment for the law’s supporters.
A Thanksgiving Set dinner dance for part-time Union College students and guests is planned for Saturday evening December 6 at the Town and Campus Restaurant Union. Miss Lorrain Love president of the Collegiate Senate reported tickets cost 5 dollars per student and 10 dollars for guests. The event starts at 8 p.m. and dancing continues through the night. A separate Thanksgiving Story Hour is set for Hillside Public Library today at 3 30 p.m. Preschoolers through third graders are invited.
The Hillside Township Committee introduces an ordinance amending Schedule VII one way streets in the traffic chapter. It adds Fabyan Place Northerly from Winns Avenue to the Newark city line and repeals conflicting ordinances. Final adoption requires publication and state approval.
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