Fire prevention in your yard and property
Fire Chief urges trimming trees and removing dead branches within 10 feet of chimneys, clearing 30 feet of flammable material from structures, and using proper spark arresters. Emphasizes water access, hose quality, and dry-season care, plus landscape maintenance and frequent irrigation to reduce fire risk.
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October 14 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 events calendar
A condensed datebook lists many meetings for October including Board of Adjustment Old Guard IVW Post 78 Knights of Columbus Flood Committee Lions Senior Citizens Ceramics Class Civil Air Patrol Mosaic Class Recycling events and various club and committee gatherings across locations such as Municipal Building Christ the King Church YMHA Community Center and Knights of Columbus Hall with times ranging from morning to evening. Organizations include Presbyterian Church Elks K of C Ladies Rotary Italian American Civic Association Shomrei Torah and B nai B rith Women with dates from October 14 to 20.
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Board of Adjustment
Old Guard
Presbyterian Church
Chestnut Ave
Knights of Columbus
Liberty Ave
Flood Committee
Christ the King
Lions
College Int
Senior Citizens
Civil Air Patrol
Elks
Asthmatic League
YMHA
Green Lane
Union
Municipal
Presbyterian
Columbian
Rotary
Italian American Civic Association
Hillside Ave
Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Municipal Building
Overeaters Anonymous
Hillside Township Tax Talk Debated By Local Candidates
The Hillside Township Committee race featured Ed Trainor Republican Vin cent Baldassano Democrat and independent Anthony Bullis discussing taxes and meeting attendance. Baldassano touted his attendance and attacked campaign literature while Trainor defended his family choices and urged tax cuts. Bullis endorsed Kathy Kernusz for Tax Assessor and urged reevaluation of property values.
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Township Committee
Conant Estate Civic Association
Ed Trainor
Vincent Baldassano
Anthony Bullis
Hillside
Rullis
Trainor
Baldassano
Byrne
Outdoor Art Show at Community Center Hillside Group
Hillside Creative Arts Group hosts its 12th Annual Outdoor Art Show at Bristol Myers Field beside the Community Center Hillside Avenue on Sunday October 24 from 9 30 a m to 3 p m Judges Luigina Monti and June Roth Krasner, with judging at 11 a m Awards at 4 p m include prizes trophies ribbons and merchandise Original art in any media accepted Paintings that won prior show awards not eligible Exhibitors must hang and remove their works Tables and supplies for hanging allowed Exhibiting is free for members Non members pay 8 for about eight feet of fence Registration on show day before 9 a m Rain date moves indoors at 274 Hillside Ave Contact Carmen Sisto 687 7562 or Gertrude Kreps 353 0087 for information or registration.
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Hillside Creative Arts Group
Bristol Myers Field
Hillside Avenue
Luigina Monti
June Roth Krasner
Hillside
Carmen Sisto
Gertrude Kreps
Hillside Ave
And Miss Rearden Drinks a Little at Firehouse Theatre
Firehouse Theatre in Hillside offers one of its last three performances of the play And Miss Rearden Drinks a Little directed by Jill Palumbo. The show centers on Catherine Rearden and a cast including Pat Jasson Mary Wernett Elaine Mulcahy and Gordon Wiener in a suburban art scene satire.
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Suburbia
Hillside
Firehouse
Miss Rearden
Jill Palumbo
The
Tors
Catherine Rearden
Pat Jasson
Mrs. Pentrano
Mary Wernett
Anna
Elaine Mulcahy
Catherine
Pentrano
Four teens arrested in cross burning bid on Woodruff Ave
Four Hillside juveniles were arrested Tuesday evening for allegedly attempting to raise and set fire to an eight foot cross on the lawn of a black family who moved to Woodruff Ave. A detective in the juvenile bureau will sign complaints for action in the juvenile courts. The boys were released into the custody of their parents after questioning.
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Hillside
Woodruff Ave
Juvenile Bureau
Juniors Ring Town Doorbells in Class Drive
Hillside Times and Hillside High School junior class will run a township wide fund raising subscription drive. Juniors will solicit subscriptions door to door offering rates of 6.50 for one year 10 for two years and 14 for three years with savings up to 40 percent off newsstand. The class of 1978 can renew or extend existing subscriptions. Proceeds go to the junior class treasury. Drive begins next week.
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Hillside Times
Hillside High School
North Elizabeth
Hillside High
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