BE COMMUNITY MINDED WEATHER (Provided by the National Weather Service) Thursdav-Fridav - Fair, high 80-85. Saturday - Showers likely, V I U U 9 high 80-85. Sunday - Mostly sunny, high near 85. SERVING HILLSIDE & NORTH ELIZABETH VOL. 54 NO. 33 Th e Times, Thursday, June 15,1978 923-9207 Price 20* Baldassano asks ways Judge orders township to cut budget to enforce Blue Ribbon edict Commissioner Vincent of office, it’s that simple." consideration in future Baldassano urged township During rhe regular meeting county capital improvement taxpayers to come before the roads appeared to be a major projects. Samiec listed Con- Township Committee with concern to the commissioners All was quiet on Hollywood morning’s hearing. the township must comply ant St.. Hillside Ave.. Liberty suggestions on ways to cut as they passed one motion to Ave.. this weekend as the "Mr. Parsonnet has a per- and obey the judges order. Ave., and North Broad St., the Municipal budget and les­ preserve roads and another for improvements including Blue Ribbon Inn lost the lat- sonal grudge against me. We will enforce it. We are sen the local tax burden. cst legal skirmish with the Every lawyer tells me differ- given no option to disobey the urging repairs. new curbing, resurfacing, Baldassano's comments The township moved to township in a wild court ent. I want to comply with the order. We have to obey the new sewer inlets and the im­ came during his regular re­ preserve roads between Lib­ provement of grade crossings session Friday morning in law. I am the only one in the law like everyone else." port at the Township Commit­ Elizabeth before Judge Harold United States who can’t have erty and Maple Avenues at the railroad on Liberty A dejected Wenzler said tee meeting held last W ednes­ from Winans to Hillside Ave. Ackerman. During that hear- country music. This is uncon­ afterward he would sit down Ave. day in response to the defeat The commissioners unani­ ing. Ackerman gave the town- stitutional. Prove it to me dif- with Parsonnet and the town­ In other action: of New Jersey Senator Clif­ mously authorized township ship broad powers to enforce fernt," shouted Wenzler in ship in an effort to find a • The commissioners author­ ford Case and the passing of attorney Alex Menza to pre­ his order of June 24. 1975, court, before Judge Acker- way to conduct his business ized Menza to prepare the the controversial Proposition pare a amendment to traffic warned promoter Freddie man ended the hearing. and advertise in compliance amendment on the fire laws 13 in California which ordinances designating Wenzler that "any violation After the trial, all parties with the order. making smoke alarms a man­ drastically cut property taxes, Winans. Dorer. Clark. Belle- will be held as contempt of concerned had something to datory part of resold or re­ "Now I have to work with both of which were seen as a view, Bernard. Oakland. court" and set June 23 as the sav: Township attorney my adversary in this action. modeled homes. "tax revolt." Memorial Drive as light traf­ next court date when the court A1 Parsonnet stated: "If you Where do you find an adver­ • The township passed a "Voters are fed up with tax­ fic streets. This comes in will examine the extent of live in a private home, you sary enforcing an opinion. resolution urging the Histori­ es and unresponsive govern­ response to increased truck compliance. can’t have country music for This is what the judge has cal Sites section of the New ment," said Baldassano. traffic from Route 78 rumbling The fireworks started al- the general public. You must done. I always wanted to Jersey State Department of "We have always been re­ through those residential most immediately as Hump- conform to the zoning of your comply fully. It is important Enviromental Protection to Large crowds attended the fair held at St. Catherines Church sponsive to our constituents streets en route to Newark. hrey Famularo. attorney for area. The Blue Ribbon is not to understand what I have to list the Woodruff House here over the weekend to see the ferris wheel, rides and games. and we will be entertaining The ordinance may. in effect, the Blue Ribbon, asked for being unconstitutionally do to comply with his order," in town on the State and Na­ (Photo by Hillside Photo Service) ideas of where to cut. If we creat a truck route down Hill­ tional Register of Historical police protection for Mrs. denied anything. Likewise. said Wenzler. don’t respond, you vote us out Pauline Wenzler. owner of side Avenue. Places. the Blue Ribbon Inn, so that In addition, township en­ • The township authorized she could appear in court. gineer Adam Samiec sent a the installation of a pay phone letter to the county asking for Famularo said Mrs. Wcnz- in the police department. ler feared for her life. Ackerman denied the request Policeman injured saying: "Mrs. Wenzler may Winans Ave, mothers beg town to slow traffic need a police escort to take her directly to jail if she and in car chase son do not comply with my Residents of Winans Ave., have children." township also tackled the expand in function as the order...." ed if the town moves to a cen­ A Hillside patrolman suf­ then lurched forward pinning begged the Township Commit­ Despite being disgruntled problem of how to speed needs of the township expand. tral purchasing system. The fered a contusion to his right Angelo as one suspect fled Famularo then stated his tee to slow down traffic along a( their situation, the women things up in town hall. T h e The immediate benefit computer could then keep a knee when a stolen car that on foot and escaped. Arrested client wanted to comply with their street at Tuesday night**. praised Commissioner Welsh method discussed TuesdayJ.y/.outdJbeJnjiie.centralization strict inventory of all supplies. was stopped at the corner of was a 16-year-old Hillside the law, asked for some defin­ caucus. The group which ^or efforts* I hey stated he night was the purchase of a - of personnel records at town Commissioner Welsh stated Bloy and Columbia St.. lur­ youth who claimed a friend ition of the original ruling and consisted of four mothers, had canvassed the neighbor- $21 .OOO Wang Computer. hall. The machine could also the machine would be invalu­ hood, offered to meet with a The computer would be a compile accident reports, ched forward and pinned him had loaned him the car, noted that Judge Alcorn of the predicted that a tragedy was able to police in analyzing, between the police vehicle which had been stolen from in representative group from the record keeping and fact re- crime statistics and traffic Superior Division of the imminent unless traffic is traffic, crime and patrol pat­ and the stolen car. front of a Millard Ave., resi­ Appelate court had granted a slowed in speed and volume neighborhood and send in trieval system used primarily violations. Conceivably, it terns, a process that takes Patrolman Paul Angelo dence. partial stay of the order. along the street. Police Com­ radar crews to break the flow by the police. However, the would also be fed all records days now that might be cut to was taken to Union Memorial Judge Ackerman then be­ missioner James Welsh noted of traffic. tax offices and the clerk’s of past years, although Wov- minutes. General Hospital in a town­ Bike safety came enraged at Famularo. that part of the answer may be "He has been very helpful office would also benefit from saniker allowed the township "With the machine, we will ship ambulance Tuesday night refusing to define the order the designation of Winans and considerate of our wishes" the computer. Mayor Harold does not have the manpower be bringing our record keep­ at about 11:30 p.m.. following check Saturday saying: "1 believe you, but not Ave., as a light traffic street, said one of the women in the Wovsaniker pointed out the to feed the com puter all that ing system out of the 1920’s a chase through the streets of your client." and "your client which the township is in the group. great adaptability of the information. A nother possible and into the 70’s and 80’s" Hillside. The Hillside Safety Council cannot use attorneys like a process of doing. This would While trying to slow things!machine and its ability to future benefit could be deriv- said Welsh. The chase began on Liberty is sponsoring a Bicycle Saf­ revolving door. He cannot close the street to trucks, down on Winans Ave, the Ave.. when police pursued a ety Inspection program on evade his responsibility. I am buses and heavy industrial suspicious vehicle. A second Saturday, June 17, from 10 sick and tired of Mr. Wenzler vehicles. Still, the women, patrol car joined the pursuit a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Commun­ taking the law into his own who wished to remain name­ and finally stopped the vehi­ ity Center. All Hillside resi­ hands. This is going to stop." less "until giving our names Thieves steal trailer from U-Haul cle. Patrolman Angelo and dents are eligible to have thier Wenzler. who had been sit­ becomes useful." persisted Lawrence LaCara alighted and bike inspected. The inspection ting in the back of the court­ and gave several suggestions. approached the vehicle. It will also include registration room. then advanced to the "We need a light some­ of bikes serial numbers as an front near his lawyer, inter­ where to break that traffic," Thieves took nearly $1,900 her as she loaded groceries old girl was arrested at Cut- with shoplifting $10.58 worth anti-theft measure.