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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
6
We remove used appliances and furniture for cash with service charges noted. Call 242 6178 or evenings 289 2193. TF Phil Terranova advertises removal and free estimates at 412 Hillside Ave Orange NJ. Junk cars wanted with 24 hour towing at 964 1506.
Assemblyman Alexander J. Menza introduces legislation to set 10 percent bail for low misdemeanors or disorderly persons, with court discretion for high misdemeanors. The plan aims to reduce reliance on private bonding agencies and mirrors bail models in Philadelphia and Atlantic County New Jersey, arguing the current system is intolerable and needs change.
President Nixon signed a law on July 1 extending a 20 percent benefit boost to all social security beneficiaries on the rolls in September. Average retiree payments rise to 162 dollars, couples to about 241, and widowed mothers with two children to 386. The disabled with dependents see about 354 dollars, and special age 72+ payments increase to 58 for individuals and 87 for couples. The act also raises the earnings base to 10,800 in 1973 and 12,000 in 1974 with automatic future adjustments.
Frank Goffredo 85 of 140 Baltimore Ave died Thursday at St Elizabeth Hospital Eliz Ave A Mass was offered at Christ the King Church He was a mason for Art Berber and a contractor in Union for 40 years Survived by three daughters Mrs Malatesta Mrs Cupido Mrs Clotta five sons John Joseph Tony Carmine Daniel one grandchild and two great grandchildren
Real estate ad offers 3 furnished rooms on the first floor with all utilities supplied and optional partial listings. Contacts include 923 5961 527 1449 and 926 4851 for details, private bath fridge and separate entrance available for single or double occupancy with reference and security.
Hillside residents and public officials debate expanding 24 hour opening amid plans for Acme and Shop Rite supermarkets. Township Meeting attendees complain of poor Pathmark service day and night as concerns grow over crime and public safety during nighttime access. Charles Mancuso seeks community input through The Hillside Times.
Fifty three eighth graders graduated at the Hurden-Looker School on June 20 in two classrooms. Names include Donna Barnett Richard Benigno Lucille Daddona Diane Byanchik Christopher Ferrara Linda Gaffney Barbara Herbst Gregory Inez Roseann Luzzolino and others from Mr Guardino and Mr Bubalis classes.
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