Township Hires Police Negotiator to Settle Salary Dispute
The Township Committee hired Howard A. Goldberger of 50 Union Ave Irvington as negotiator with Local 70 of the Policeman's Benevolent Association over a salary dispute that began in May. Goldberger met PBA officials Monday night. outcome not clear. The committee also denied the police chief a vacation citing ongoing difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policeman's Benevolent Association Local 70
Howard A. Goldberger
Union Ave
Irvington
Goldberger
PBA
George Shelbourne
Burton Bergeman
Lions Offer Extra Glass and Newsprint Pickup in Hillside
Hillside Lions Club will run an additional pick up alongside the Hillside Monthly glass recycling and newspaper drive on Saturday July 21 from 9 am to 3 pm at the Hillside Community Center rear. Clear colored glass with no caps will be accepted and bundled newsprint only will be collected. rainy weather cancels the newspaper run. Lions volunteers will collect from residents unable to bring material to the center, with contact numbers for chairman G Allan Schuhmann and Dr. Robert Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Monthly
Hillside Lions Club
Hillside
G. Allan Schuhmann
Robert Parker
Township Hails Move to Part Time Assessors and Fire Truck Purchase
The Township Committee approved on second and final reading a shift from one full time tax assessor to three part time assessors, with Republican members in support and Democrat Mancuso absent. Current assessor Samuel Katz, a longtime official, backs the change. The panel also authorized an $88,550 aerial ladder truck purchase funded by bonds, after debate on financing and insurance implications. A street sweeper was approved, and rent control talk surfaced during public comment with a Democratic candidate backing protections. A copy machine was bought for $1,795 from Apeco Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mancuso
Samuel Katz
Katz
John Kulish
Kulish
Anthony Bullis
Hillside Taxpayers Association
Marvin Corwick
Eugene Andrukite
Corwick
J. Arnold Witte
Burton Bergman
Bergman
Vincent Baldassano
Baldassano
Ron Fisher
North Broad St
Woule
Fisher
Witte
Apeco Corporation
Fairfield
Hillside Rotary visit and local crime notes
The District Governor will visit Hillside Rotary on August 21. Committee heads must file reports to President Pat Growney. The club donated 25 to the Cooper Foundation in memory of the late Harry Cooper. The Elizabeth River Project Coalition plans a cleanup at Elizabeth River Park on Saturday July 14 starting 9 A M. For details call Bob Friedman at 923-3281. In separate police reports a car theft and entries were reported, along with a bike theft and a failed burglary at Manhattan Drug Company. S and W Transportation loss, and damage at Village Bicycle Shop.
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Hillside Rotary Club
Pat Growney
Cooper Foundation
Harry Cooper
Elizabeth River Project Coalition
Elizabeth River
Hillside High School
Bob Friedman
Grants Open For BEOG Aid At Hillside High Guidance
The Basic Educational Opportunity Grant program applications are now available in the Hillside High School Guidance Office. Director Edward Gottlieb notes that 1973 graduates should apply if eligible. Eligibility hinges on enrolling in a post high school program, full time attendance, and U.S. residency with intent to reside. Grants max at 140 dollars minus family contribution, with amount determined by program funds and cost, and ineligibility if attended post high school before July 1, 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
BEOG
Edward Gottlieb
U.S
United States
Fifty-Eight or Sixty-Eights In June Emergency Totals
Sixty eight cases from Hill side were treated in Memorial General Hospital Union ER in June. The 68 emergencies were among 1222 cases treated at the hospital's ER last month. The figure includes 2 highway accident injuries, 5 industrial injuries, 2 home mishap injuries, and 59 miscellaneous accident injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial General Hospital
Union
Reale Wins Two Prizes at Art Alliance and Italian Festival
Nicholas Reale of Wilder Street won the Nancy E. Gill Memorial Prize at the Philadelphia Art Alliance show in Philadelphia for one of two abstracts on display. A second prize, the Grand Prize, came at the third Annual Italian Festival at the Garden State Art Center on Sunday June 24, bringing his total major awards to four this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Reale
Wilder St
Nancy E. Gill
Philadelphia Art Alliance
Philadelphia
Klinger
Hillside
Mr. Reale
Former mayor cites ordinance as pool party moved to parking lot
Marvin Corwick, ex-mayor, forced a Saturday pool party for adults to relocate to a municipal parking lot after citing a rule banning alcohol in pool areas. Police Captain James Silva advised attendees to leave the pool area to avoid violations. Corwick questioned who funded the event, warned against using tax or recreation funds for such gatherings, and urged the Township Committee to address the issue. The pool commission defended the ordinance, noting it prevents drinking when minors are present, a rule historically waived for pool dances while Corwick served on the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Corwick
Corwick
The
Pool Commission
Cre
Hillside Times
Ordianes Corwick
Accuses President of Drug Program Cutback
Assemblyman Alexander J. Menya of Hillside criticizes a July 1 Nixon Administration shift in the U S Drug Rehabilitation Program from prevention and rehabilitation toward law enforcement. He argues this short sighted approach harms efforts to curb drug abuse, urging a balance that preserves prevention and rehabilitation alongside enforcement. Merton chairs a New Jersey legislative commission examining the drug problem with hearings already held statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Alexander J. Menya
Hillside
Nixon
Mengza
Menza Sali
Merton
New Jersey
Board Awards Toilet Repairs at A. P. Morris School
The Board of Education awarded contracts for toilet repairs at A. P. Morris School after a special meeting Monday night. Schletter Brothers, Inc. received $19,584 Central Sales and Service $14,626 Binsky and Snyder $6,500 and John Schwarz $2,000. Work should be finished over the summer with a regular meeting set for Wednesday July 16 at 8 PM at the Administration Building on Virginia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Morris School
Board of Education
Schletter Brothers, Inc
Central Sales and Service
Binsky and Snyder
John Schwarz
Virginia St
Hillside Library Ends Fines for Seniors 60 Plus
Hillside Public Library trustees vote to exempt residents age 60 and over from overdue book fines in honor of the library's 60th anniversary. President Mrs George Zisman says the relief thanks loyal senior patrons who return materials on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Hilllside Public Library
George Zisman
Upside Down Day At Third Storytelling
Hillside Public Library hosts its third storytelling program on Tuesday July 17 with readings of Upside Down Day by Julian Scheer Play With Me by Marie Halt Ets and Animals Should Definitely Not Wear Clothing by Judith Barrett. Children aged 4 to 7 attend two sessions 9:30 to 10:35 and 10:30 to 11:15, enjoy bear hunt songs and finger plays, and may register during library hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Public Library
Julian Scheer
Marie Halt Ets
Judith Barrett
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Tyrone Johnson
Clinton Place
Manhattan Drug Company
Route 22
S & W Transportation, Inc
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Village Bicycle Shop
Liberty Ave
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A. P. Morris
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