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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
1
Paper and glass recycling will occur Saturday June 16 behind the Municipal Barrage at 274 Hillside Ave. Proceeds benefit the Crossing Guards. Hours are 9 AM to 1 PM. Newspapers should be tied. All metal removed from glass and glass sorted by color.
Hillside High School in New Jersey hosted a student led program on air and water pollution. Sixteen volunteers analyzed water dissolved oxygen carbon dioxide and air particulates at various locations and demonstrated pollution effects to Biology classes.
Charlie Domino led a Hillside Rotary session on developing next year’s programs under incoming President Pat Growney with about 35 ideas. Limited edition souvenir banners priced at 3.00 each were announced by the Anniversary Committee, contactable via Mrs. Kulish or Mrs. Andrukite.
Several residents near Big Jim's Saloon on Hillside Ave complained at a Township Committee meeting about loud noise and dirty language. Police reports note noise complaints and a nearby fire hydrant incident. the panel also approved a night vision scope purchase and a $500,000 loan.
Hillside officials plan a Sunday dedication of the new Hillside Ambulance Squad Headquarters at 1600 Schley Street with a noon parade from the Community Center to the headquarters. About 135 units from New Jersey are invited. speakers include Mayor John Kulish and Commissioner Eugene Adrakite. Free refreshments, tours, and applications for new members will be offered. Souvenir mugs and an ad journal will be available to attendees and advertisers.
The Hillside Community Players open auditions for J B by Archibald MacLeish, inviting actors of all ages from teens to adults. director Gorlin notes the play’s broad casting and modern setting, following the company’s recent No Exit at Firehouse Theatre.
Final Hillside tally shows Republican Cahill 243, Sandman 310, Maglio 6, Democratic Byree 644, De Rose 217, Klein. The results outline vote distribution among major parties and candidates in last week’s election.
The Township Committee and the Policemen's Benevolent Association met twice for seven hours this week but made no progress toward a settlement. The groups argued over binding prior papers and proposed new pay scales, with mediation continuing and possible fact finding looming. A Nixon wage freeze and a court injunction against picketing added further tension as demonstrations occurred outside the Municipal Building.
Robert E. Friedman headed Elizabeth River Project Coalition announces a river clean-up on Saturday June 16 at 9 AM. Volunteers include Scouts high schoolers adults and firemen converging at Hillside Elizabeth River Park to remove debris and restore water for fishing boating and possible swimming in the future. Call 923-3281 for details.
The Township Committee faces scrutiny over buying an $88,000 aerial ladder truck from American LaFrance using revenue sharing funds. Former Mayor Corwick pressed for an old truck repairs estimate, while Dr. Bergman cited age, a past accident, and lack of repair guarantees as reasons to move forward.
The Hillside Memorial Day Parade, rescheduled from May 28 because of rain, was held last Saturday under clear weather. Hillside Jaycees coordinated the event with strong unit turnout. The Coast Guard and Army supplied helicopters circling the route. Parade Chairman William Wood Jr praised spectator enthusiasm and distributed Hillside 60th Anniversary pennants to children. Hot breakfasts fed military units. the route ran from Hillside High School along Liberty Avenue to Hillside Avenue for the reviewing Stand. A post parade Hillside Township 60th Anniversary Picnic occurred at the Hillside Avenue Playground.
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