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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1969
Page
1
Hillside community groups stage Pinocchio for children on August 4 at 7 30 p m in Conant Park directed by Miss Ellie Newcorn and Helen Weintraub with Bobbe Bornstein as musical director and Melinda Schodt as vocal coach.
A letter to the editor urges Halside township to study low rent housing for retirees. It cites Union and Irvington programs with residency requirements and notes government financing options. The piece stresses the need to accommodate aging residents who have served the community and includes a poll coupon.
Spec 4 Martin Korsakas of 27 Cee Ave is one of the first 25 000 troops to be withdrawn from Vietnam arriving in New York after a TV glimpse of his homecoming in Seattle. He was wounded twice, cites medals, and plans college and a home in Hillside after discharge from Fort Ord.
Hillside police aided Scotch Plains officers in catching two Negro youths after they robbed Gulf Station on Route 22. The victims say $107 was taken and a red maroon Ford was involved. A starter pistol and funds were recovered under a car seat. one suspect was identified.
Township committeemen on Tuesday night introduced two first reading ordinances. One provides automation of the North Ave pumping station at a cost of 25 000 including pump upgrades building work and new panels. Financed by municipal bonds 23 750 and 1 250 from the Capital improvement fund.
Dominick F Aiello of 227 Greenwood Terrace was selected Tuesday by the Hillside Republican Municipal Committee to replace Dr Francis Light as the township committee candidate. Aiello a mechanical engineer and Navy veteran with diverse civic ties runs with Joseph Loeb as GOP candidates.
The Hillside Tax Office will open Monday July 21 from 7 to 8 PM and Monday July 28 from 7, and Monday August 4 from 7 to accommodate payment of 4th quarter 1969 taxes due on or before August 1 1969.
The Board of Education announced four federal grants totaling over 16000 for 1968-69 and 1969-70 and awarded contracts for the coming year. Grants support math science and foreign languages, Title I measures, guidance at the high school, and a 1968-69 supplemental highway. Contracts cover milk ice cream bread and bleachers. transportation bids for handicapped students and oil supply.
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