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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1967
Page
10
Surrogate Mary C. Kanane reports six month receipts to the County Treasurer totaling 77 251.85 for 1967, up from 66 370 28 in 1966, with full year 1967 revenue projected at 135 000. The summary compares 1966 and 1967 fee collections for certificates issued to executors administrators guardians and trustees and notes updates to certificates within one year at 25 cents.
Hillside Township Planning Board announces subdivision approval for Lot 13, Block 40/2, Florenew Avenue, involving Lor Blece Jha. The notice details plan review, public inspection, and compliance steps with the Manning Board and Bristol Myvek Camipiariyy.
A New York based organization hires over 600 people monthly in 200 plus specialties. No experience needed with school and on the job training. Benefits include 30 day vacation, medical and dental care, life insurance, retirement plan, uniforms, and long contracts. Marines Recruiting Office provides details and applications.
New York report from the Insurance Information Institute states the property and liability insurance sector in the United States provides employment for roughly 600000 people.
Republican candidate Charles J. Irwin announced a three member campaign coordinating and advisory committee at a Garwood home reception. The group includes Union County Freeholders Harry Osborne Cranford Ed Tillee Garwood and Walter Ullrich. Irwin vowed to oppose Route 278 funding and pledged to vote against state appropriations for the project as planned.
A special meeting of Essex County Council Jewish War Veterans officers and post commanders was held at 926 Ridgewood Road Milburn NJ. Attendees included Martin Kaufman Sy Gast Nat Flaxman Morris Shapiro Mrs Sylvia Maitz and Harvey Friedman with Arthur Felder also present. The council wrap up a fund drive for the Americans Mogen David Blood Bank and supported the United Jewish Appeal Emergency Fund in response to the Arab Israel war.
Postmaster W H Runyon announces a 25 pound limit for first class parcels between distant offices starting July 1, with future annual increases through 1971. Current 20 pounds rises to 25, then to 30 in 1968, 40 in 1969, and size to 84 inches in 1971 for all first class offices.
Corporal Gerald Groninger of the 4th Infantry attached to Ist/14th Infantry and SP/4 Ray Robertozzi of the 151st Transportation Detachment met at Chu Lai USP Club. Groninger has served since Oct 3 1966 and plans to return home Oct 3 at 507 Locust Ave. Robertozzi, a senior helicopter repairman from Bien Hoa previously, is assigned to the 334th Armored Helicopter Company and resides at 429 Harvard Ave. He is due home Sept 22. They meet when both are in Chu Lai and look forward to seeing family and friends.
Race Street reports completion of a new basketball and volleyball court and a midweek pet show won by Frank Bracher in Unusual category with a rooster. Joe Staigar owned the smallest ant. many dogs and cats attend. Members and helpers include Julie Vasille, Jacky Reyock, Brian Gibbs and others. Lodge meetings pause July August. three trips planned to Sagamore Lake George NY El Conquistador Hotel Las Cruces Puerto Rico and Homewood Ellenville NY plus Mets game outing.
Fifteen Union County residents trained as leaders for local PTA units at a workshop held at Newark State College in Union. Hillside participants included Mrs. William E. Hess, Mrs. Joseph Siegel, Mrs. Joseph Milici, and Mrs. Valentine Ketterer among others.
July results show Mack Bulldogs 6 Fire Dept 2 and Hillside Elks 5 Eagle O4 12 on July 24. July 26 LA 6301 Yankees 7 Fire Dept 2. July 27 Flash Cleaners 5 Hillside Elks 1. Team standings list Eagle O1 6, Mack Bulldogs 4, 6301 Yanks 3, Flash Cleaners 3, Hillside Elks 2, Fire Dept 1.
Hillside officials debated police pay as a share of the budget and possible 32 hour work weeks. They noted current salaries of 6495 after three years 7500, and January as earliest date for change with emergency funds only by state approval. The meeting adopted four ordinances on street openings and public works, plus bus stop moves and park land plans.
Last Wednesday 45 Coe Ave firefighters responded to a smoky hallway caused by a faulty refrigerator. Police last Tuesday found an intrusion at Anthony's Wigs 1273 Liberty Ave. with several other thefts and property damage reported, including spray painting at Hillside Office 1320 N Broad St and a vandalized Jeep on Public Service Bridge.
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