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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1972
Page
1
The Hillside Police Report a 43 hour Christmas period from 8 a.m. December 24 to 8 a.m. December 26 with 1 200 total miles logged by radio patrol cars. Officials remind residents to drive carefully during the holidays and to report emergencies as usual.
Hillside Jaycees led by Jerry Eben announce a post Christmas Toys For Tots drive starting December 28 at the Hillside Community Center. For three to four weeks donations of used or new toys in repairable condition are requested from families stores and businesses between 4 6 PM and 7 10 PM.
Dr. E. Thomas Lenz announced his petition for re-election to the Hillside Board of Education. He cites three degrees and broad involvement in professional and civic groups, notes four children in the Hillside schools, and argues the board needs experienced members. He stresses honest decisions and asks citizens for support to maintain a sound education system.
The annual School Board election is set for Tuesday February 13 1973. Eligible voters must be US citizens 18 or older, residents of the state and county six months and 40 days respectively before the election, and properly registered. Registration deadline is Thursday January 4 1973 at the Hillside Municipal Clerk’s office or the County Board of Elections.
The final 1972 meeting of Hillside Township Committee closed with debate on rebuilding inspector Carmen Monaco’s reappointment. New GOP majority members Dr. Burton Bergman and J Arnold Witte will be sworn in January 1 alongside mayor John Kulish. Budget transfers of 31775 and staff changes were approved while public comments urged Monaco’s continued role and housing enforcement.
Morris Resnick of 401 Schley Street has been named Assistant Chaplain of Composite Lodge 223 F. and A. M. South Orange New Jersey the largest Masonic lodge in Essex County. Police report a spate of local thefts and vehicle incidents include a Gino's restaurant robbery, gas station thefts and a car stolen from Conklin and Clinton Place.
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