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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1976
Page
5
The Hillside Times announces publication details including weekly Thursday issues at 144 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey 07206 and the telephone number 823 8207.
The piece warns New Jersey's heavy use of pesticides and herbicides threatens water supplies and wetlands. It links chemical exposure to cancer, birth defects, and illnesses, urges stronger EPA funding, cautions against industry lobbying, and notes PCB and Kepone pollution in Atlantic waters endangering seafood like striped bass and shellfish.
P R Nicolaus accuses Gene Byers of pushing racial school assignment plans in Hillside. He praises the elected Board of Education for resisting what he calls racist and discriminatory state policy.
New Jersey State Safety Council urges parents to train children in traffic signals and safe walking. Teach route to school, use crossings, and follow student patrol directions. Emphasize looking both ways, walking, not running, and staying focused on safety.
Union College announces a CLEP review program at the Granford Campus Linden Adult School and Cranford Public Library. Dr Frank Dee notes CLEP tests cover English composition humanities social sciences natural sciences and mathematics with 32 subject areas. Credits earned may count toward an Associate degree at Union College.
Edgar Mills thanks Mr. Mahon manager of the municipal swimming pool for competence devotion and personal dignity. He notes friends share the impression and expresses hope Mahon returns next season.
An expressive call to action on child abuse in Union County urges reporting suspected cases to police. It highlights the Marguerite Duke Children's Shelter at John E. Runnels Hospital in Berkeley Heights as a model facility aiding abused and neglected children.
Judge Henry Goldhor fined Niko Mustac forty dollars plus ten in contempt for toll violations and no insurance. William Panagakos paid forty for speeding and faces sixty day license revocation. Davil Foster fined two hundred fifteen for driving with revoked privileges. speeding fine thirty-nine? Eight. Jack Mendel fined thirty five for weed removal failure. Dog violations seven? Fifteen each for allowing dog to run at large and not curbing it. John Nardi eighty five for malicious mischief and assault plus a forty fine for careless driving. Tony Randall arraigned on armed robbery charges for later date. Danial Gardenier pled guilty to being a disorderly person and paid fifty. Carlos Eugenio fined forty for leaving scene of an accident.
Fire chief urges homeowners to check aging wiring and add circuits. Warns against copper penny fuses and overloaded outlets. Advises professional electrical inspection and replacement of worn cords and high demand appliances. Emphasizes fire risk and potential loss of life and property.
Seven Hillside teachers attended a two day Language Arts Workshop at the Educational Improvement Center in Cedar Knolls in August. The program, funded by a U S grant, aims to boost writing across the K 12 curriculum and will include follow up sessions through the year.
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