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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
4
Pay hikes for most municipal workers are proposed with a total 1967 salary budget of 1,601,418 and major medical insurance costs. Increases range from 150 to 1000, boosting mayoral pay to 3,500 and raising several department heads. Public hearing set after town board meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday March 2.
Albert Rich was installed as the fourth president of Temple Shomrei Torah during Friday evening services on March 10. Seymour Goldberg presented the honor. Norman Girkin and Max Resnick led the installation, with Rich previously serving as treasurer and vice president.
Hillside Times explains Dont Mention It We Don't Always Agree as a weekly Public Opinion column printing signed reader letters. The notice states the letters reflect reader views and not the paper's editorial stance.
A push to build a Hillside passenger railroad station gains momentum as Bill 736, introduced by Minority Leader Francis X. McDermott, directs the Transport Commission to study and construct the facility. Republicans Beattie and Witte back the move, while Hillside supporters urge action from local officials and state lawmakers including Stamler Hughes Higgins Gayson Henderson Halpin Policastro.
Nicholas A. Reale of 1000 Salem Ave wins the Grumbacher Artists' Material Company Medium Award at the Sixteenth Annual New Jersey State Show for Shark River. A critic says the watercolor captures spontaneous feeling and elements of nature. The show runs through March 18 at The Art Centre of the Oranges galleries in East Orange.
John E. Beattie of 10S6Thom Sr. a former board of education member, was awarded 12500 by a Union County Court jury for injuries from a four year old rear end collision in Hillside. Beattie claimed whiplash and concussion while stopped at a red light on Liberty Ave Long Ave. His son Boyd received 25 for a neck injury.
The Board of Education adopts a resolution directing that all children entering kindergarten on Sept. 1 and thereafter must be immunized against measles.
Mandell at Hillside Lodge breakfast accuses Newton Miller of anti Negro and anti Italian bias and cites a prepared press release. He argues Wayne’s defeat result driven by bigotry, notes Caliri’s budget support, and questions Miller’s affiliations while Miller denies association and comments.
State Assembly member Francis X. McDermott introduced Assembly Bill 736 directing the Transport Commissioner to build a Hillside passenger station. He argues Hillside was omitted from the Aldene Plan though 70 daily trains pass through. Bipartisan support urged to ensure Hillside benefits and participation in the Metro Mass Transit System.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment denied Emanuel Gersten’s second application to demolish a garage and sell part of his Liberty Avenue property to Starko Liquor Store for access to the store. The board approved variances for Frank Peterpaul’s Silver Avenue and Barker Street addition and Albert Sprin’s rear duplex addition at 427 Hollywood Avenue.
Joel Hillis receives honorable discharge after three years in the US Air Force with training in Texas and Illinois. He toured Andrews Air Force Base in Washington DC and met dignitaries during a Presidential welcome. A breakfast celebration for relatives followed, then he planned to resume college after a Florida vacation. Interviews for a Sanitary Inspector post were held and pay increases approved for health staff.
Martin Gelowitz of 1097 Fairview Place reported at Hillside High School that his baseball glove valued at 15 dollars was missing yesterday as spring arrived.
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