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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1969
Page
8
A compiled schedule of church services and clergy across Newark and Hillside. Includes Catholic parishes Immaculate Conception Ukrainian and Saint Mary, various synagogues with weekly Torah readings, Temple Beth El and Temple Shomrei Torah, multiple Protestant churches, and Christian Science lessons. Lists pastors, service times, and contact details where shown.
Summer Sunday worship at 9 30 in Sunday school during this time. Complaints of Anthony Rullis of the Elizabeth Monuments at 200 N Broad St corner Coe Ave that dogs are messing up his property reached a fever pitch Tuesday night. Rullis demanded that dog owners who do not curb their animals be arrested. He was told by Police Commissioner Carmen Ferrigno to notify police of violators who could be brought to court and fined. An application for a public dance hall license by Fred Wenzler of the Blue Ribbon Inn 256 Hollywood Ave was approved. However a number of small violations will have to be corrected of the premises to meet the approval of police fire and health board requirements before Township Clerk Louis A Dischner will issue the permit. Bids were received for North Broad and Yale Ave storm sewers to correct flooding.
Projects include paving Liberty Maple Salem Westminster Aves with bids from Allen Blacktop Corp and others ranging from 55 000 to 65 000. Bids referred to engineer for study. Centre Bowl withdraws Field Home Industries variance request. North Broad and Central Ave bridges and a retaining wall repair are noted as court matters proceed.
Criminal charges against former Union County freeholder director Raymond Moore, tied to work on the county's defective park garage and juvenile detention center, were dropped. The $1.5 million building developed defects during construction. Moore, formerly of Hillside, now
Superior Court Judge Walter L. Hetfield dropped charges at the request of County Prosecutor Leo Kaplowitz who argued the state could not prove Moore abandoned duties or was criminally liable for defects in the building.
Postmaster Runyon announced the parcel post weight limit is raised to 40 pounds for shipments between first class post offices effective July 1. The increase covers larger post offices from 30 to 40 pounds in Zones 3 through 8, and remains 40 pounds for local and near offices in Zones 1 and 2.
Surrogate Mary C. Eanane of Union County issues a notice to creditors of Stanley Cohan deceased to exhibit their claims within the required period or be barred from recovery. The executors, Mahar Fine Aboripy and Peterson Wr, request proof of debts to be filed by the specified deadline.
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