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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
1
Township adopts sale of 278000 in bonds for Central Avenue pool construction. Pool enters third year as 600+ families sign up with 1500 cap. Reports include parking lot, traffic light, Hillside Library upgrade, and Green Acres for Merkle property. Also new fire apparatus, a patrol car, and personnel changes.
Scheduled for appearance in Municipal Court on Thursday, April 28 are William T Shen 80 20 of 117 Church St New York and Frank Matuszewski 18 of 600 Monroe Ave Elizabeth on charges of assault on police officers using loud language and possession of alcoholic beverages an automobile by minors Police were called to the gas station of William Toffey at 1222 N Broad St at 9 54 P M Saturday after a disturbance When officers responded the pair attacked officers including Capt Joseph R Pomith Lee Lawrence Stern Patrolmen Hack Issley All four suffered injuries Also present were Patrolmen Rupp and Werte Shen go was charged with misuse of license plates and an unregistered vehicle.
The Hillside Kiwanis Club will meet at the Hillside Bird Sanctuary on North Ave at 10 a.m. each Sunday until the cleaning work is finished. The project marks this year’s community effort by the club.
A letter describes youths throwing stones at moving vehicles on Route 22 and N Broad Street, breaking windshields but causing no injuries so far. The writer urges authorities to catch the culprits and asks youths to confine throwing to safe targets in gyms and athletic fields.
Residents from Roselle Park protest a Hillside High School sign removal during a tournament in the Hillside gym. Officials explain the prohibition came from tournament rules, not local authorities, as an unidentified man questions who is an official and is asked to move.
Dr. Elsie McClintock resigns as school physician effective June 30 after about 23 years of service starting at Calvin Coolidge School and Abram P. Morris Say brook Schools. She will reduce duties but continue Baby Keep Well stations and the Union Child Care Center and maintain limited clinic rounds at Harden Looker School Municipal Building and the Vauxhall Firehouse. Her replacement duties will be covered by Milton Lilien for emergencies.
Mancuso of Hillside joins Hackensack Trust Company National Association as Assistant Treasurer assigned to New Business at Saddle Brook Branch. A Hillside native with degrees from Seton Hall Rutgers and a civic leader he and wife Rose have two children and reside at 1555 Mann Avenue Hillside.
The Men's Progress Club has permission to use Hillside Ave School auditorium at 8 p.m. May 10 for a public forum on apartments. A prior meeting featured James P. Whitlock opposing the apartments and Albert Schoen supporting them. The Hillside Planning Board will soon announce master plan proposals including zoning N Broad St for apartments.
Hillside High School P T A shelter plans for a new refreshment stand at Woodfield Stadium face delays after the Board of Education received no bids for general construction and electrical work. Lions Club underwrites costs, while board member Peter Humanik considers an architect for separate plans, needing State Department of Education approval and risking further delays.
About 350 supporters will attend a testimonial dinner and dance honoring Nor man Glikin for nine years of service to Temple Shomrei Torah. Dr. Joseph Peyser serves as general chairman with Milton R. Caris as co chair and Gerald Goldman as journal chair. Proceeds exceed 10000 dollars. Mayor Monroe Ackerman and Seymour Goldberg will speak. music by the Howard Kay orchestra.
Mrs. Charlotte M. Javel of 263 Ogden Way sustained a neck injury and Walter Nonnemacher, 51, of 396 Foxwood Place Union reported a stomach injury after a collision last Wednesday on Liberty Ave at Livingston Road. Patrolman Edward Sadlon said Javel stopped to turn left into Livingston Road when the Nonnemacher vehicle rear ended her car, which then struck Ronald E. Wilor's vehicle.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hear Carmine Massimmeano on 1552 Maple Ave for a shoe store addition and John Higgins at 340 Florence Ave to convert a single family into a two family dwelling. Also to be heard are Lena Carracino six lot partition proposals on Hillside Ave and Henry Kolakowski 588 Sweetland Ave addition with a 40 ft front requirement issue. Joseph Delluth 1392 Norman St seeks a two family to two family variance. industrial zone limits residences. Bristol Myers breaks ground on Liberty Ave lab at cost 1 440 0005, five stories tall with hundreds of scientists and advanced labs.
Archbishop Thomas A. Boland of Newark presided over the cornerstone ceremony for the Church of Christ the King on Saturday. The bishop blessed the sanctuary two classrooms and the library as Msgr. Bonnelli served as master of ceremonies and assistants included Msgr. Donnelly and Msgr. Collins. A Pontifical Mass followed the ceremonies.
Fire Commissioner Robert Diamond chaired the Hillside Fire Department Meritorious Valor Award Committee final meeting. The panel comprises five firefighters and five officers.
Jack G. Valenti, defeated in the recent bid for re-election, was appointed last Wednesday to fill the Hillside Board of Education vacancy caused by Fred Chrvala’s resignation. Chrvala praised for service as junior member. Valenti will serve the unexpired term until February. The board also accepted resignations of Brenda Brown and Mildred Bean, with new hires and staff changes in several school departments. A backstop and fence contract was awarded to Consolidated Steel & Aluminum Fence Co. for Calvin Coolidge School.
An envelope containing 456 dollars belonging to Automatic Retailers of America Inc New York City was reported stolen from the American Can Co cafeteria at 600 North Union Avenue between 2 and 4 PM on April 6. James Johnson manager of Jackson said the money was in a 12 by 4 inch envelope in his desk and he was in and out of the office during the two hour window.
Dr. Wayne T. Branom reports the Hillside board has received 17875 in surplus electronic materials from the State Agency for Surplus Property for use in industrial arts and science classes. He also announced a Title I library books grant application of 6249. The district joins a regional committee, Research for Better Students, under Title IV with other New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware systems.
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