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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
1
Hillside Democrats led by Samuel Katz state they will not solicit campaign contributions from any contractor or supplier doing township business. Katz cites adherence to New Jersey disclosure laws. The remark follows a Republican pledge at a Township Committee meeting.
J Patrick Growney was installed as president of Hillside Rotary Club for the coming year with two past district governors inducting him and other officers. Other officers named include Donald Gillmore as vice president PeterHumantk secretary Frank Koehler treasurer Robert Kyber sergeant at arms and directors Michael Tobin Carroll Dolan and Paul McCarthy. Past District Governors Al Palermo and Charles Meyers attended. Next Tuesday the club meets at the College Inn with Union Rotary Club members present. Guest speaker Bob Taylor area consultant for American physical Fitness will discuss physical fitness for busy people noting that half of U S deaths are linked to lack of exercise.
Assemblyman Alexander J. Menza of Hillside disclosed a net worth of 129 491.68 with assets totaling 141 820 and liabilities of 12 328.32 including mortgages. He listed real estate in Hillside and Hunterdon County, stock, bank accounts, and personal property, with an average income of 37 390 over three years. He plans to finance his bid for State Senate with a bank loan and urged full asset disclosures citing Watergate era corruption concerns.
Former Hillside mayor and judge Henry Goldhor is recovering and expected to be discharged tomorrow with a return to work anticipated in mid July. Also recovering at Saint Elizabeth Hospital after surgery is Loretta Andrukite, wife of Finance Commissioner Eugene Andrukite. Police report a hold up at Twin City Cleaners on Liberty Avenue as a man with a pistol obtained $104. A rear window of a vehicle owned by Rowens Reyes on Schley Street was smashed.
Fourties members of the WO Krunsdie gel School Special Olympics team under coaches Kotler Mtebe Spes fale Dilaura competed at Monmouth College Long Branch in events from long jump to 300 yard run. The 14 athletes earned 6 golds 5 bronzes and 4 silvers as staff praised the program. Separate Union County Police Academy graduation saw 40 officers complete 320 hours over eight weeks at Union College with speakers including Senator McDermott Sheriff Griscello and Prosecutor Rech.
Charles H. Wagner 73 of 1134 North Broad St died Tuesday in St Elizabeths Hospital Elizabeth. Funeral services Friday at 1 pm Growney Funeral Home 1070 N Broad St Interment Evergreen Cemetery Visiting hours 2 4 and 7 9 pm Survived by wife Natalia and son Charles E Wagner was former legal adviser to the US Department of Defense and attorney who worked for the Army Ordinance Department and defense contracts offices in Springfield He attended New Jersey Law School and held multiple fraternal memberships.
To Lead Knights In Silver Year will observe its silver anniversary. Mr. Burkett has served 16 years on the Father Canty Columbian Club. The election was held at the club rooms 1220 Liberty Ave with officers named including Deputy Grand Knight Thomas Sabatino and Chancellor Wesley Heldrich.
The library launches a master calendar to map organ-related events and activities. The initiative aims to coordinate programs, exhibitions, and community workshops across departments and partners.
The Hillside Ambulance Squad dedicated its new 1600 Selely St. building with a Sunday parade of 23 volunteer squads from Newark to Bethlehem and a dedication ceremony. Trophies honored Highland Park oldest ambulance, Hammonton longest distance, Liberty Rescue five equipment pieces, Eagle Rescue largest participation, and Mountainside newest model from June 1973.
One hundred people gather at College Inn for a testimonial dinner on June 20 honoring Gibert D. Chamberlin, Hillside Board of Education attorney since 1947. Speakers recall his service, noble days, and decades of commitment to the Hillside school system.
Notice states early deadline for July 10 issue with copy due by tomorrow with specific date, and advertising material due by Monday July 5. It mentions submission times for news copy and game advertising to meet publication schedule.
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