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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1973
Page
9
Nineteen Senior Citizens Club members visited the Public Library to view Miss Bertha W Woodruff’s In Memoriam watercolors. The December display features landscapes and florals, with Miss Woodruff noted for quilts and paintings. Miss Hella Bailin described techniques after a tea session.
House Senate conferees approve a mass transit operating aid package of 400 million dollars annually for two years with 80 percent federal grants and a 20 percent local match. Plans must include comprehensive improvements and annual progress reports and ensure half fares for elderly and disabled off peak hours. No state can exceed 12.5 percent of funds, with up to 15 percent at the secretary’s discretion.
A New Jersey State Safety Council advisory warns motorists against stockpiling gasoline in garages or carrying extra five gallons in trunks. The guidance highlights risks to life home and vehicle from gasoline storage and emphasizes safer fuel options during the holiday season.
James Langston 74 died last Wednesday at Holy Cross Hospital Port Lauderdale. Born in Cookeville Tenn he lived in Bayonne and Elizabeth before moving here four years ago and kept a winter home in Port Lauderdale. He owned a worldwide moving firm for 20 years and survived by his wife Gladis Lytle Langston a daughter Barbara Zavadsky and two sons Harry R and James C. Langston. The remainder discusses general gasoline safety and OSHA training in 1973.
Union College will offer eighty evening courses across liberal arts business urban studies education law enforcement biology engineering and physical sciences during the Spring Semester. Open to recent graduates and other adults courses will be available at the main campus and branch campuses in teeleabell and Plainfield. Registration for evening students runs January 23 and 24 with the semester starting January 25.
Kathryn Stilwell announces Hillside High School teacher George Sickels will join the New Jersey Education Association Legislative Committee for a one year term. The committee coordinates with legislators and local education groups to pursue goals set by the Delegate Assembly. Publicity rules require double spaced typed releases for Hillside Times.
In the Union County Chancery Division a foreclosure sale is set for January 15 1974 at 2 PM in Elizabeth. The parcel at 1615 Mayview Avenue Hillside NJ is described, with about $25492.54 due plus interest and costs. Sheriff Ralph Orsicello and LEPIS & LEPIS represent Hudson City Savings Bank.
The document outlines that county election offices operate 9 00 AM to 4 90 PM Monday through Friday and that address changes must be filed with the Municipal Clerk of the County Board of Elections. It notes that the Secretary of the Board of Education cannot register voters and that nominating petitions for the February 13, 1974 election must be filed by 4 PM on Friday January 4. Petitions are available from the Secretary of the Board of Education at 195 Virginia St Administration Building.
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