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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1977
Page
5
A chaotic Hillside ABC meeting on transferring a liquor license from Liberty to Maple Avenue drew heavy local opposition. Residents express concerns about Taub’s disqualification, call for state review, and urge no bar on Maple Avenue despite potential economic arguments.
A reader resident recounts a contentious ABC hearing on transferring a liquor license from Liberty Ave to Maple Ave. He notes lack of clear identification of ABC members, the chair's abrupt recess, disqualification over a witness, and public frustration from about 200 Hillsiders amid political accusations and calls for resignation.
A Hillside resident writes in defense of Dave Taub a board member against a liquor license transfer dispute. The letter praises Taub's community work for youth the elderly and charities and urges the mayor and officials to weigh parking money and local impact before deciding. The writer argues residents deserve courtesy and careful consideration of all facts.
The writer accuses the mayor of poor showmanship and inattention at meetings. As a Pool Commission member and Township Committee Finance Office veteran, he supposedly failed to push bonding for pool repairs and to inform fellow commissioners, calling for accountability.
A Hillside New Jersey ABC hearing on September 7 exposed strong disagreements over a liquor license transfer to Maple Avenue. The meeting devolved into a political dispute, culminating in a request for the ABC Chairman to resign a non salary post. The columnist questions mayoral priorities and calls for community discussion. Sealed bids for school transportation and gym floor resurfacing were announced by the Hillside Board of Education with bids due September 26 1977.
The article announces free or reduced price meals and free milk for students in several Hillside New Jersey schools. It includes income scales, eligibility rules, hardship provisions, and application procedures. It also notes confidentiality, appeal processes, and contact information for the superintendent and business administrator. A sheriff sale notice follows for 1501 Franklin Street Hillside.
Fred Lester Joseph Carter Issac Durette demand removal of their names from a Hillside Times voters registration article dated September 6 1977 They say they were not asked to serve on any committee and have not discussed politics or registration with Mrs DeFilippo in six months They call for an immediate correction and say their only involvement is with the Black Elected and Appointed Democratic Officials of Hillside.
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