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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1968
Page
6
Classified items include masonry and shade products, window treatments, and room offers in Hillside New Jersey. Personal ads seek furnished apartments, a design engineer in Hillside, and a middle aged worker seeking furnished room with utilities. A letter from Hillside firefighters union criticizes police overtime talks and calls for pay parity and safer duties.
Republicans E. Jonathan Bell and Franklin A. Feltman condemn Hillside Township actions after a 3-2 vote granting Humble Oil a new gas station on Maple Avenue. They warn two 2 family houses on Baltimore Avenue would worsen overcrowding and defy the Master Plan, citing resident opposition and an owner appeal by A. J. Salerno.
Four people sustained injuries in two separate Tuesday crashes. Francis Saboski, 47, neck pain. George Kreitz, 49, neck and back injuries with knee abrasions. Anna Kreitz, 47, neck injuries and abrasions to leg and arm in a three car crash. Thomas Sinnott, 47, NJ Bell representative, head injuries after a van antenna brushed him. Officer Dierolf reported Saboski halted to turn onto Livingston Road, Kreitz followed, Louis Williams, 18, provided statements.
Notice introduces first reading of an ethics code ordinance for Hillside Township officials employees and appointees. It sets a second reading date August 20 1968 at the Municipal Building Liberty and Hillside Avenues and outlines a board of ethics and enforcement procedures.
Bell and Feltman cited four years of trouble from the property in Hill Side with residents protesting. Republicans argued the owner refuses to fix a retaining wall and should not receive the variance. They claim only one and two family homes should be allowed on the undersized lots.
Three children sustained injuries in separate accidents Wednesday. Thomas Donnelly Jr., 9, of 19 Virginia Street, cut his right heel on a lawn mower blade and was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital by his father. John Devereaux, 12, of 1187 St. Louis Avenue, cut his left leg after a bicycle fall in front of 209 Boston Avenue and was treated by Dr. Eugene Greenwald. Robert Ferrara, 11, of 119 Woodruff Place, fell while running in the Woodruff Area of Elizabeth River Park on Conant Street and was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital for treatment.
Hillside Township adopts a comprehensive Ethics Code establishing a five member Board of Ethics with three year terms and staggered starts. It covers conflict rules disclosure disqualification private employment representation of private persons confidential information and enforcement through the Township Committee with due process and state statutes.
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