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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
6
An ad offers cash for used furniture including bedrooms living rooms and kitchen sets. It lists contact numbers 242 6178 964 7259 and promotes termite insect and rodent control services with multiple company names and a termite guarantee call 621 7151.
Town officials warn of danger to public as Hillside Police seek a 17 percent pay rise to 19000 plus fringe benefits. Police actions described as job slowdown reduce summonses and hinder duties, prompting calls to negotiate at once.
Hillside Democratic Club President Albert Azevedo accuses the Republican controlled township committee of breaking a prior year police pay contract. He likens it to breaching good faith labor agreements and criticizes politics as the motive behind the move. He argues officers with families merit the raise and denounces the GOP action.
Martha Dietze 73, of 160 Hillside Ave former Newark resident, died Thursday at St Marys Hospital Orange after long illness. She was a 53 year member of Runyon Council 54 Daughters of America and a member of First Baptist Church Hillside. Survived by husband John, son John Jr of Clark, four Irvington sisters.
A string of pleas and hearings in the Municipal Court includes Allan L Tumarkin admitting guilty to operating a motor vehicle with studded snow tires and facing a $30.00 fine, Arnold Gellert fined $25.00 for speeding, and Rial Walker fined $225.00 with a two year driving privilege revocation. Other defendants include Joe Wright on a warrant for delinquent parking, Carmine Fiorilli fined $30.00, William Termini fined $55.00 for unregistered vehicle and misused plates, Richard Webster fined $25.00 for housing violation, Wayne J Morris fined $60.00 plus $10.00 for registration issues and inspection failures, Arthur Hayes fined $15.00 for careless driving, Simmie Bailey fined $15.00 on a red light conviction, Barry E Knox fined $15.00 for Garden State Parkway toll nonpayment, Edward Williams fined $15.00 for unlicensed driving and another $15.00 for no registration, Leonard Spencer Hooper held for grand jury on breaking and entry and larceny, John Hong, Maryann Thornton, and Antonia Medina held for grand jury on obscenity charges, Curtis P Manley arraigned for forgery with date to be set, Charles Uszewski fined $125.00 for giving false information to a police officer.
The Hillside Times lists deadlines: general news and sports by Monday noon, social and club news preferably by Friday noon, and advertising by Tuesday noon. Names mentioned include Jqua Maser of Irvington, Walter Bayer of Roselle, Christian Bayer of Kingsley PA, plus four grandchildren.
The bank received a Certificate of Merits for Outstanding Financial Advertising in the Ninth Annual Lasky Financial Advertising Awards Competition among New Jersey banks. The prize was presented at the Annual New Jersey Bankers Convention in Atlantic City.
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