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The Hillside Times, Friday, July 6, 1984 (USPS 245-780) 923 9207 Strike Underlines Board and Twsp WEATHER (Provided by the National Weather Service) FRIDA Y-Occasional showers and thundershowers. Heavy downpours at times. Warm and humid, in 80 s. t& \\t ^Ulatfo ®tm?H SATURDAY-Chance of early shower. Partly sunny, less humid, in 80 ’ s. SUNDAY-MONDAY-Falr, Serving Hillside Since 1924 less humid. High 80-85. VOL 58 NO 29 The Hillside Times, Friday, July 6, 1984 (USPS 245-780) 923 9207 Strike Underlines Board And Twsp. Committee At Odds Waste Disposal Problems Over Welfare Director Appointment In a repeat of a similar The town's plan would per­ At Tuesday's Committee By W alt Berthold May meeting, by a 3-0 vote, members with no legal as­ strike In 1981, Garbage dis­ mit removal of recyclable ma­ session a resolution noting the claimed she was entitled to portedly occupying the W el­ with two members, Including sistance available from the posal workers throughout terials, but residents would health hazards and a possible handle the office until a new fare Department office, and The controversy over the Township Committeeman Township to handle their side most of northern and central still have to store organic explosion" In Insect and ro­ permanent appointment could the Board refuses to name naming of a new Welfare Di­ Anthony Deo and Mrs. Davis, of the dispute. New Jesey went out on strike waste, hopefully with dent Infestation, forbid the be made. another Acting Director pend­ rector for Hillside continued abstaining. The Committee, by a 4-1 this week, closing down dis­ measures that will reduce placement of waste at curb- This memorandum was ing the hearing. this week. Although the retire­ Deo questioned the pro­ maJority (Ed Capasso object­ posal and collections through­ odor, decay and rodent Infes­ side pending renewed pick­ challenged by attorney Miller, The appointment has been ment of long time Director priety of the appointment in a ing) authorized their attorney, out much of the area. tation. up arrangements. who claims no minutes of the clouded by at least two other Jean Goldhor became effec­ letter to theTownship Com­ Although the union was Laurence Miller, to question January organization meeting applicants for the position, a tive at the end of June, their Is voting on Thursday whether to mittee, obJecting the meeting the validity of the appoint­ of the Board Indicate that an nephew of Committeeman a distinct difference between accept a proposal offered by had not been properly an­ ment In court. Acting Director waa formally Deo and the daughter of Voluntary Separation several members of the Public Governor, Kean, calling for nounced, the position had not Last Friday, Superior Court named, and the office remains Township Clerk Mildred Assistance Board, which con­ them to go back to work been advertlsied publicly, and Feller enjoined the Board vacant pending further action Karllk. The state requires that trols the position and hires Mrs. Bradman had voted for during the next 30 days while action, ordering them not to by the Board, or the court. the position be filled by an Could make disposal personnel, and membbers of negotiations over a new con­ herself and voted to establish proceed with any financial or Miller advised WEIfare appointment of the Local As­ the township Committee, as to tract continue, there was still her own salary In the position. other official business by their claimants to contact the Town­ sistance Board, but Is unclear whether the job Is currently Mr. Deo serve as the Com­ no definite word that the strike appointee until the case could ship Clerk's office about as to what steps can be taken problems easier filled on a temporary basis, or mittee’s representative on the would end before the week­ be heard on July 19. claims or questions. Mean­ should the Board withhold whether It Is vacant, pending a Board. Chairperson Trolano pro­ end. The Township Committee trimmings should not be left at while, Mrs. Bradman Is re­ action on an appointment. July 19 court hearing. Board Chairperson Helen duced a January memoran­ With a small possibility the looked at ways possible to curbside. 4) Finally, garbage The Public Assistance M. Trolano replied that the dum naming Mrs. Bradman as strike might continue, munici­ avoid health hazards created should be separated by cate- Board named one of Its own voting procedure had been Acting Director, In the pal officials continued with by the garbage strike. Prior to gory (paper, aluminum cans, Republican members, Frances Bradman, approved by the State, and absence of the Director (Mrs. their plans to help reduce the Tuesday Committee meting. glass bottles, and organic to replace Mrs. Goldhor, at a Board membera were lay Goldhor at that time) and accumulated waste of Insltl- "This cou.'d not have matter) and Items that fall In tuting a voluntary seperation occured at worse time for the to the organic matter group Of The Year program that would permit township. Mayor Kullsh should be placed in sealed disposable of newspaper and stated," a garbage strike that heavy duty durable plastic The Hillside Republican hosts John J Barbara aluminum and steel cans, with occurs In the heat of summer bags. Club "Republican of the Year" Kulish. Joining iu the festive payment from area vendors to always something to be wary These steps should be fol­ will be honored at the Republi­ occasion will be the Valentino cover some of the cost of re­ of." lowed by homeowners and all can Chairman's Unity Party at Orchestra, several New Jersey moval. Introduction of the Kullsh continued "that Is types of businesses and manu­ Hillside's newest attraction and Union County Officials, plan is pending, depending on why the Township Committee facturing plants. "Reflections", on Friday even­ and many friends and sup the union reaction to the passed a resolution asking re­ To find solutions In case of a ing, July 6th, beginning at porters who will not only be Governer’s plan. sidents and businesses to fol­ prolong strike, Mayor Kullsh 8pm. wishing the Kullsh’s the best Although some dumping low certain Important steps." announced the creation o f an Honored guests for the fund of luck, but will be helping sites In central New Jesey Emergency Garbage Task raising affair will be Mayor Mayor Kullsh and Deputy were technically open, picket Briefly, the four steps are: Force made up of local of­ John G. Kullsh, Deputy Mayor Deo Kick off their re- lines set up by striking 1) Garbage should not be ficials to find ways of reduc­ Mayor Anthony J. Deo, Com- election campaign. workers pretty much halted placed at curbside for the du­ ing the garbage load. The mlsslner Louis Santagata, dumping, event for munici­ ration of the strike. 2) Re­ Task Force is made up Sal­ Commissioner Josepy Co-Chairmen of the Unity palities that maintain their fuse should be kept In the vatore Lomonaco, Public Pydeski, and Town Clerk C. Pary Helene Davis, Rose Deo, own waste collection depart­ coolest possible place. 3) Bulk Works Dir. Angelo Bonnano, Mildred Karllk. and Barbara Kullsh have an­ ment*. Items or backyard shavings Health Dept. Frank Volturo, nounced prizes and surprises, Building Inspector and Steven "Reflections", formerly the refreshments, and some Chmlelnlk, Planning Dept. College Infl, will be opening special entertainment for all Its doors for the first time guests for the $12.50 ticket Prior to the Township Com­ under the new management of price. mittee meeting Bonanno and Chmlelnlk Introduced a plan for the Public Works crew to Stabbing Death If Strike remove all recyclables from theresldents. The plan, if Im­ Continues.... plemented, would allow home- Pictured above at official opening of the Hillside pool, as Mayor Kullsh raises the flag, are owners and residents only to standing left to right - Vice Chairman Mildred Santagata, members Sylvia Winters, and Bettie On Leslie Street put recyclables at curbise on Polakoski, Chairman Vincent Capra, Mayor John G. Kulish, Gladys Gelman, Bernard Recommendations For one their normal garbage pick Kennedy and Pool Manager Frank Deo. Photo by George Zoerner According to Chief George Sergeant Paula Lerman of the up days. Shelbourne, the Hillside Union County Prosecutor’s "W e ’re telling the people Police Department, along with Office as to the circumstances Garbage Disposal that If they follow the steps Flags And Outdoor Fun Mark the Union Conty Prosecutor’s surrounding the death. that were proposed In the re­ Office, have arrested a sus­ The suspect was to be ar­ Procedures solution, we will be able take pect In a homicide which raigned before Judge Weiss away some of the garbage and The 4th Of July Holiday occurred In Hillside. The sus­ on Thursday, July 5. The sus­ avoid any builds ups." Mayor pect, Louis Thomas, age 19, of pect Is presently being held In To: Residents & Operators of Kullsh noted. 132 Keer Ave., Newark, Union County Jail, with a If the township adopts any turned himself In to Hillside $500,000 ball flgnre set. Commercial Establishments... of emergency recycling plan, Police Headquarters shortly Autopsy reports Indicated flyer will be distributed ex­ before 3:30p.m. after learning Mias Ward died of multiple planning the "dos and don’ts" that police wanted him for stab wounds In her upper W e generate approximately 280 tons of refuse In of the project. questioning. The suspect has torso during the attack In an H illslde each week. Your cooperation is needed to been charged with homicide at upstairs apartment. The call to help us get through a difficult situation which is With pickets blocking the this time. police may have been made caused by a strike of private garbage collectors According to Chief Shel­ by Miss Ward before she col­ and landfill operators.
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