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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1977

Page

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Republicans charge Hillside mayor with improper conduct

The Republican party alleges Mayor Vincent Baldassano used William Paterson College students in his campaign and triggered a probe by the Union County prosecutor and state authorities. Baldassano denies wrongdoing, calls the charges political interference, and cites his classroom activity as legitimate campaigning.

Republican Party Democratic Assembly Vincent Baldassano New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice Union County Baldassano the Times Marge Bieg John Stamler Stamler PBA Public Employment Relation Commission PERC Bieg Commission Bald@ssano Department of State Trenton New Jersey TIMES Division of Criminal Justice Hillside Baldassany Kevin Davis Davis William Paterson College Office of State Colleges Seymour Hyman Baldassario Anthony Russo

Municipal Building Addition Nears 40 to 50 Percent Complete

Township Clerk and Construction Project Coordinator Johns Kulish gave the second tour of the Municipal Building addition site noting it is 40 to 50 percent complete, on schedule and looking good. Paley Construction Co. began April 26 and faced six weeks behind due to steel delays, now expected to finish around March 1 within the 300 day contract.

Johns Kulish Paley Construction Co Kulish Liberty Ave Highland Ave

Township cracks down on Mischief Night and Halloween

The Township Committee voted to outlaw Mischief Night and cap Halloween activities at 9 p.m. on October 31. Parents face up to 100 dollars in fines and 10 days in jail for their children’s actions. Residents must light porches at dusk and extinguish by 9 p.m., and masks are banned in public places after 9 p.m.

Brown Family Trust Fund gains momentum with civic support

Civic groups including Knights of Columbus youth branch the Columbian Squires and Squirrettes and the Hillside Jaycees back the Brown Family Children's Trust Fund. Spokesman Tony Kelly praises the effort and calls for more donations to box 5000 Hillside NJ 07205. Next trust committee meeting is Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Community Center. At the Hillside Girls Softball League banquet, Abe Cohn, Lisa Mahalick, Lori Stokes, Lisa Albanese and Henry Goldhor received trophies for leadership, batting, pitching and MVP honors.

Brown Family Children’s Trust Fund Knights of Columbus Columbian Squires and Squirettes Hillside Jaycees Trust Fund Tony Kelly Jaycees Columbian Squires Squir Ettes Brown Family Children's Trust Fund Hillside Hillside Girls Softball League Hillside Elks Clubs Abe Cohn Hillside Recreation Commission Lisa Mahalick Lori Stokes Lisa Albanese Henry Goldhor Hillside Elks Club

October 27 1950s datebook listings and events

Thursday through Wednesday listings cover community meetings and club gatherings at College Inn, Roth Lodge, War Memorial Building, churches, theaters, and centers. Notable items include film night The Tenant at Kean College Little Theater, Hillside Historical Society breakfasts, Keep Well Station sessions, and various council, B n B R ith, and Overeaters Anonymous meetings across Hillside venues.

Lean Line College Inn Democratic Club Roth Lodge Knights of Pythias War Memorial Building Old Guard Presbyterian Church Knights of Columbus Liberty Ave Lions Club Hillside Historical Society Little Theater Kean College Board of Education Virginia Street Keep Well B'Nai B'Rith Women Shomrei Torah Overeaters Anonymous Senior Citizens Club War Memorial Presbyterian Ch

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