Meeting in Mayor Bercik's Office Involving Neighboring Mayors
A meeting took place in Mayor Bercik's office last week with neighboring mayors and city attorneys in attendance discussing regional issues and intergovernmental coordination.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1961
Page
8
A meeting took place in Mayor Bercik's office last week with neighboring mayors and city attorneys in attendance discussing regional issues and intergovernmental coordination.
The R J Goerke Company will sponsor an outdoor production of Shakespeare's As You Like It at Warinanco Park on August 29 and 30 at 8 30 p m each evening. The play directed by Henry Glass features Louis Kayden Marion Glass Pat Walsh and Jack Gotthender in principal roles with free admission and lawn seating.
A note mentions parties planning legal action against the Port of New York Authority and airline lines using jets. A further meeting of mayors and attorneys is set in about two weeks.
A Newark Airport jet service start faces delay as Gov Meyner imposes restrictive conditions. United Airlines says the restrictions may be unacceptable and could postpone jet operations indefinitely. The dispute hints at broader concerns over noise health and housing in nearby communities.
Mr and Mrs Abram Price of 1038 Thomas Street observed their 30th anniversary with a dinner hosted by their son Robert Price of Pompton Lakes and daughter-in-law and by daughter Leonard Silverstein's family in Lawrence. They wed August 30 1931 in Newark and have three grandchildren.
Public notices from Hillside detail subdivision exemptions certified by the Planning Board and Township Clerk for multiple parcels on Woodruff and Long Avenues, with certified plats on file for public inspection. Auctions announce sale of abandoned vehicles at Police Headquarters, Liberty and Hillside Avenues, Hillside NJ, with creditors reminded to file claims within six months.
A reader wonders whether dealers offer bargain sections for end pieces and mill rejects. The note suggests checking for economy items labeled as affordable timber scraps and misfits in local lumberyards.
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