Hillside election candidates and questions dominate ballot
Hillside voters face seven public questions and multiple races on November ballot. Township Committee contenders include Vincent Baldasano, Ed Trainor, and Tony Bullis. County seats cover Freeholders, Clerk, and House district candidates Joseph Minish, Charles Pockel, and others. Federal races feature Norcross, Williams, and others. Public questions seek casino gambling, senior rebates, mortgage and bond issues, health facility funding, and licensing fee changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Minish
Charles Pockel
Warren Kupcchik
Joseph Rogers
United States Senate
David Norcross
GOP
Harrison Williams
Hannibal Cundari
Bernardo Doganiero
Socialist Labor Party
Leif Johnson
Republica Party
Ford
Robert Dole
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Washingtons Retreat Reenactment Plans Spread Through Area
Hillside and Union County communities prepare a Washingtons Retreat reenactment weekend. The Hillside Bicentennial Committee schedules a walk along the Upper Road from the Newark line to the Elizabeth boundary on December 4. Coordinating groups from Essex and Newark set a Sunday finish November 28 at Weequahie Park. An intermunicipal committee coordinates entries from Hillside Elizabeth Linden and Rahway with residents urged to volunteer in Revolutionary War costumes or simple tri corner hats. Registration forms will be issued.
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Upper Road
North Broad Street
Newark
Elizabeth
Essex County Coordinating Committee
Weequahie Park
Newark-Hillside
Union County Cultural and Heritage Commission
Hillside
Linden
Rahway
Arnold H. McClow
Hillside Historical Society
Hillside Candidates Discuss Township Issues
The Hillside Times posed questions to three Township Committee hopefuls about local concerns. Trainor argues for local familiarity and fair contract costs. Baldassano touts three years on the committee plus open government and notable programs. Rullis highlights 18 years of involvement and regular participation in meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republini
Low Santagi
Jim Welsh
Harold Wovsaniker
Fred Cirvacino
Baldassano
Kathleen Kernusz
Loretta Andrukite
GOP
Hillside Times
Rullis
Hillside
Trainor
Baildassano
Maine
Hillside November calendar and youth services noted
A multi day listing shows Library and community events from October 28 to November 3 including library hours PTA meetings Old Guard and Lions clubs, Halloween Story Hour, Senior Citizens Mosaic Class and various township meetings. A public Q&A covers juvenile vandalism with candidate responses and business incentives. Tax rebate forms will be accepted November 1 evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Krumbiegel Pta
Old Guard
Presbyterian Church
College Inn
Senior Citizens
Civil Air Patrol
Christ the King
Township Committee
B'nai B'rith Board
Shomrel Torah
PTA Board
Police Superiors settle contract in 16 percent raise
Police superiors including sergeants captains and deputy chiefs settled a contract last week. The 1976 agreement mirrors patrol terms with a 16 percent raise and the same benefits as those included in the PBA contract.
Two Supermarkets in Municipal Court Monday Night
Acme Markets was found guilty and fined 25 dollars for excess fat in ground beef. Shop Rite pled guilty, sentencing postponed for another ground beef sample. A Board of Health charge against Shop Rite for litter and weeds was dismissed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Markets
Shop Rite
Board of Health
Union County Symphony Opens 1976 77 Season Free Concert
Union County Symphony Orchestra presents a free concert at Hillside High School at 8 p m Friday October 29 to begin the 1976 77 season Conducted by Michael Buglio of Livingston the 60 member professional ensemble features a Nation’s Bicentennial tribute program including Copland Joplin Dvorak Burnston and others funded by a Music Performance Trust Fund grant arranged with Local ISL Elizabeth and the American Federation of Musicians
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Union County Symphony Orchestra
Hillside High School
Michael Buglio
Livingston
Tocal
Elizabeth
Copeland
Joplin
Dvorak
Burnston
Music Performance Trust Fund
Public Service Organization
American Federation of Musicians
ISL
Bassano Invites Public to Informal Hillside Talk
Bassano speaks on Assemblyman Lou Bassano Hosmenk and his role in juvenile crime control, announcing an informal discussion at Hillside’s Municipal Building at 8 p.m. Citizens will be permitted to greet the assemblyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Bassano Hhosmenk
Ophirene
Hillside
N. Dk
Teuishinie
Humanik elected chairman of Athletic Union Basketball Committee
Peor G. Humanik, superintendent of recreation in Hillside, was elected chairman of the Amateur Athletic Union basketball committee at the 89th annual conference in Phoenix Arizona on October 12. The New Jersey chapter includes 128 clubs and Humanik has served on the Olympic Basketball Committee as secretary and on the Olympic Committee Board of Governors. He has chaired the basketball committee for four years and leads in the union’s coordinated sanctioned tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peor G. Humanik
Hillside
Nation
Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
Phoenix
Arizona
New Jersey
Hamanik
Centtins
Clibs
Board of Governors
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Willian Ruceco
Charles Hardwick
Robert Morgan
Edward Weber
Fyerett Lattimore
Thomas Long
Harold Seymore
Joses Ibbe
Walter Halpin
Alfred Lion
Dem
House of Representatives
Willside Jaycees
Conant Street
Liberty Ave
Hillside Bicentennial Committee
Ralph Riccardi
Washington
Union County
Simee
Istant
William Paterson College
Elks
Rotary
Womans Club
Elizabeth Town
Javenve Vandell
Department of Recreation
Board of Education
Central Avenue
Green Acres
CETA
Rullis—Township
Tax Office
Roselle
Olasaa
Couliel
Peter Humanih
Union County Symphony
Bassano
G. V. Policastro
White Street
N. J
Humanik
Athletic Union Basketball Committee
Sears
Ais
Sea A. US
Vincent Baldassano
Kathy’ Kernusz
Hillside Democratic Campaign Commission
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