Moonlighting grows as workers seek extra income
The Moonlighting trend rises nationwide with one in twenty workers taking a second job. The Hillside Times cites local postal and police officials noting necessity to educate children, while the Labor Department reports average extra work of 13 hours weekly and that married men most often take additional jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Labor
Monthly Labor Review
Hillside Times
Elizabeth
Hillside Police Department
Don t Mention It Divorce American Style
The piece argues against rapid American divorces in Mexico citing 2 million yearly cases. It laments family disruption due to fast cross border divorces arranged by lawyers and airlines, calling for stopping quickie divorces that intrude on family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
New York
Mexico City
Water tastes different in Hillside water source change discussed
Mayor Monroe Acker told a township meeting the water now tastes different due to sourcing from the Raritan River rather than wells in Union. He said switching to river water may be complete, notes chlorine affects taste, and promises to verify with Elizabethtown Water Co. The committee also approved vacating two paper streets Albert St and New York Place to gain tax ratables and funded about 2700 for police and fire walkie talkies with rechargeable batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon P. Ostrin
Men's Progress Club of
Hillside
Monroe Ackerman
Raritan
Union
Elizabethtown Water Co
Elizabeth
Water Company
Albert St
New York Place
Cancer Crusade Honors Local People
Mr and Mrs Elias Imperiale of Valley View Road announce the 1966 Cancer Crusade in Hillside will honor Mrs Henry J Roche and Emile Crisafulli. Both Hillside residents died of cancer this year, prompting fundraising to advance research and patient help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Imperiale
Valley View Road
American Cancer Society
Hillside
Henry J. Roche
Emile Crisafulli
Roche
Crisafulli
Imperiales
Presbyterian Hospital
Newark
Katherine
Peggy
Patricia
Timmy
Rosary Society of Christ the King Church
Safety Council
Mothers March of Dimes
PTA
Hillside Community Pool Commission
John F. Kennedy Memorial Library
Union County Psychiatric Clinic
Dominican Guild
Union County
Pop Warner Football League
Hillside Little League
Columbus Hospital
Emile
New Jersey
Hillside Board of Health
Unico National
Italian-American Civic Association
Harden- Looker Post No. 50
American Legion
Rose
Naval Seaman Howard Spiegel Dies at 19 in Great Lakes Hospital
Seaman Howard David Spiegel, 19, of 371 Rutgers Avenue Newark born, died February 21 1966 in Great Lakes Naval Hospital Chicago from viral pneumonia. He moved to Hillside at age nine, graduated Harden Looker Elementary and Hillside High Class of ’64, studied at Essex College of Business, worked at Walachs Clothiers, and attended Rutgers University evenings. He enlisted a month ago and was stationed at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. He leaves parents Murray and Edthe Spiegel, four siblings, and grandmothers Mrs Celia Spiegel West Orange and Mrs Anna Singer Maplewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman K Secrut Howard David Spiegel
Rutgers Avenue
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Chicago
Newark
Hillside
Harden- Looker
Hillside High School
Essex College of Business
Wallach's
Clothiers
Rutgers University
Faman Spiegel
Itavy
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Pin Up Ceremony Pins New Deputy Chiefs in City Fire Dept
Fire Commissioner Robert Diamond pins badge on Deputy Chief Warren Seifert and installs Edwin Muench John Kimmel William Carriagino and William Smith as deputy chiefs. Acting fire chief Carmen Dill attends the ceremony with others observed at left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diamond
Warren Seifert
Edwin Muench
John Kimmel
William Carriagino
William Smith
Carmen Dill
Harmony Plan To Improve Police Relations With Township
The Honorary PBA 70 and Local 70 PBA will form a joint committee with the Township Committee and Police Department to list officers requests and submit them for review. Holiday compensation, clothing allowances, pay differentials, and a potential outside job evaluation are proposed, with officers noting hours and pay parity with the Fire Department. Re elected officers include Groh as president and Carmen Ferrigno as police commissioner, with a joint picnic planned at the Elizabeth River Park. New members welcomed include Bell Jascor Witte Corwick Kostecka Schumann Brady Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PBA At
College Inn
Henry G.groh
PBA
Plainfield
Police Department
Fire Department
Groh
Samuel Gooen
Samuel Fazzone
Henry Wovsaniker
Kenneth Hathaway
Louis A. Dischler
Herman
Joseph P. Gerard
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Anton A. Vit. Jr
Woodruff
Elizabeth River Park
Conant St
E. Jonthan Bell
Walter J. Jascor Jr
Arnold Witte
Marvin Corwick
Ferrigno
Edward Kostecka
G. Allan Schumann
Myron Brady
Julius Holland
Youth Employment Project Considered by Hillside BPW Club
The Hillside BPW Club weighs a Youth Employment Project for teens ages 14 to 17 offering odd jobs like ironing babysitting grass cutting and errands with a coordinating member and records kept of youths and employers. The group also saves trading stamps to fund a bus for the Harry Kohler Camp for Retarded Children at Winfield and plans a fundraising bus trip to Mystic Seaport Museum on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Harry Kohler
Winfield
Mystic Seaport Museum
Lehigh Valley Seeks Removal of Footbridge
The Lehigh Valley Railroad asks Township Committee to remove spans of the footbridge along the railroad dating from two years ago. The committee has refused. The bridge known as Bridge 12 or the Pennsylvania Ave Foot bridge was knocked down after a freight collision. The railroad says township owns the bridge and bears responsibility, while the railroad cites Aldene Plan work to justify removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Ave
Hillside Week Treks Through Route 22 For Medicine
Police escorted a car carrying medicine from Ciba Pharma to Long Island College Hospital through Route 22. A severe storm knocked down branches and disrupted utilities. Burglary reports include two Westminster homes. a TV missing from 909 Revere Drive. A Newark man pleaded guilty to barbiturate possession. Several car parts were stolen from Maxon Pontiac. A police officer injured while servicing a patrol car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn
Ciba Pharmaceutical Co
Summit
Pingry Telethon Aids Building Fund From New York Address
Pingry School Alumni Association will conduct a telethon from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday March 17 at 575 Lexington Ave New York to raise funds for the school building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingry
Pingry School Alumni Association
Ington Ave
New York
Plea in Three Assaults on Hillside Police
Thomas W. Fuller of 115 Elizabeth Ave Elizabeth has pled guilty in Union County Court to three indictments for assault and battery on Hillside Police Department officers on February 14 1965 Judge John L Ard accepted the pleas sentencing set for April 22 The patrolmen assaulted were Lt Leonard R Visotsky and Patrolmen Jerome E Horning and Roswell C Donah Fuller faced drunken driving resisting arrest and assault charges and was fined 205 in Municipal Court with bail set at 1500
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald P. Dienst
Dod Place
Henry Goldhor
Dienst
Goldhor
John Kehn
Kossuth St
Newark
Andrew Viha
Aoy St
Kehn
Viha
Andrew Moore
Itaska St
Carl Lepore
Roswell Donah
William Moeller
Milton M. Lilien
Thomas W. Fuller
Elizabeth Ave
Elizabeth
Union County
Hillside Police Department
John L. Ard
Maple
Hillside Ave
Leonard R. Visotsky
Jerome E. Horning
Roswell C. Donah
Fuller
Zoning Board Denies Mary Sasso Home Conversion
The Zoning Board of Adjustment rejected Mrs. Mary Sasso’s plan to convert her single family residence at 244 Ryan St into a two family dwelling citing a one family zone and local objections. The panel also approved George D Amiano’s request to enlarge a house at 1295 Guet Ave after prior permission for a smaller dwelling, while George Wagner’s plan to add a gasoline station and garage at 375 Route 22 was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Mary Sasso
Ryan St
George D'Amiano
Guet Ave
D’amiano
George Wagner
Route 22
Classified Ad Seeks Part Time Help in The Hillside Times
A classified note offers part time work for stock and office tasks in the Hillside Times ad section. Contact is 926-5110 for both male and female applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times
Hillside Times Classified Ads Offer
Advertising notice urging readers to place classified ads by phone 923-9207 with billing provided. It promotes ad placement services and contact method without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times
Dont Mention It Feature Index
A concise page index highlights Page 1 content titled Dont Mention It. It also notes municipal court coverage on Page 7 and Hillside Hi Lites on Page 8, guiding readers to local notes and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Hillside Hi-Lites
Essay contest to beautify Hillside town
Hillside Lodge B nai B rith sponsors an essay contest at the High School on beautifying the town. Bernard J. Schalkoff heads the English department and oversees arrangements with a March 10 closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Bernard J. Schalkoff
Hillside
B'nai B’rith
Drunk Driver Knocks Over Street Signs and Is Arrested
Joseph J. Loyko of 226 Long Ave. drove over twelve street signs in a Long Avenue route ending at Connant Street and Salem Avenue. He was inspected for intoxication, deemed unfit to operate a vehicle, and released on $600 bail for leaving the scene and drunken driving. Officers Madden Lordi and Baum assisted. Lois Rubin named to Rider College Dean's List. Warren McCabe reports a hit and run on his parked car with no stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Magistro
Arlington Blvd
North Arlington
Magistro
Fred D. Vaughn
Cranford Ave
Cranford
Chris Triandafilon
Berkeley Ave
Plainfield
Th St. Elizabeth Hospital
Joseph J. Loyko
Long Ave
Con Nant St
Salem Ave
James Silva
Richard Madden
Anthony Lordi
John Baum
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Cancer Crusade
D. Spiegel
Naval Hospital
Mur-ray
Edthe
Spiegel
Jeffery
Celia Spiegel
West Orange
Anna Singer
Maplewood
David Spiege
Art Rose
Magnavox
RK KK
Astro-Sonic
Tobia's Appliances
Liberty Avenue
N.J. Waverly
Valley
The
Railroad
Westminster
Michael Starke
Revere Drive
David Schulman
Westminster Ave
Starko
Sreeet
James C. Douglas
Edmond Place
John Slattery
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
Dischler Shell Station
Maxon Pontiac
1477
N. Broad St
Ridgway Ave
Robert Thayer
Jesse Morgan Jr
Looker St
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Correu
Lois Rubin
Sanford Ave
Rider College
Warren McCabe
Princeton Ave
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