Pool To Start Season With June 21 Opening
The $151 400 municipal pool complex will reopen June 21 for the season with weekend openings on June 8 9 and June 15 16 if conditions permit. The drainage system is complete with added catch basins and landscaping. Family memberships rise from 50 to 60 while 18 to 21 year olds join for the first time. Individual memberships stay at 25. The pool reports 1967 1 235 memberships down from 1966 1 343 and 1965 1 391 with 366 individuals in 1967. Senior memberships remain 15 with 71 70 and 61 in 1964 66 65. The 1964 figure is unavailable. The year expands activities including motion pictures, adult social nights, teen dances, child programs, a volleyball court, baseball diamond, handball courts and shuffleboard. A 20 minute afternoon adult swim and morning free swimming lessons for township residents continue on a staggered schedule. The pool starts with a 36 100 surplus and has paid back 108 100 to the township, with total income 310 300 and expenses 149 700. Revenue for 1968 is projected at 83 400 with salaries 27 000 and other expenses 30 000. Bond principal and interest total 25 000.
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Pool Commission
Sophomores On The Go Highlight Hillside High Class Of 1970
Richard Vespucci profiles Hillside High sophomores, led by Harvey Erdman, praising their activity and leadership. Members Pat Roche Mona Bornstein guide a productive year with varsity letters for O'Mea Kirk Minervino Panarese Brazer, and other achievements in academics, music, cheerleading, and community events.
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Richard Vespucci
Hillside High
Harvey Erdman
Erd
Pat (Roche
Mona
Bornstein
Miss Roche
Miss Bornstein
James O'Mea
Mike Kirk
Rocco Minervino
Anthony Panarese
Bruce Brazer
Joe Ciasulli
Richard Hodovance
Helaine Collins
Janey Helmstetter
Nina Kurz
Maxine Losseff
Annette Prince
Marcy Rich
Lori Shust
Cindy Wetman
Alan Woysaniker
Mardi Gras Night by Italian American Civic Association
The Ladies Auxiliary invites members and guests to a Mardi Gras on March 30 at 8:30 p.m. at the Town and Campus in Union. Music by Fred Kaczar. Chairman Mrs. Ross Bartolotta with committee members Mrs. Nadwodny Del Grosso Volturo Tremarco Armenti and Miss Melito. Tickets from Mrs. Ferrigno at BL 5-7870.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Ross Bartolotta
John Nadwodny
Joseph del Grosso
Vito Volturo
George Tremarco
Carmen Armenti
Mario Melito
Hillside Republicans Nominate Bell Feltman for Assembly
The GOP slate highlights Bell and Feltman with active civic resumes in Hillside. Bell, a former Hillside Board of Education president and UNICO leader, holds multiple local and state roles and WWII service. Feltman, an Army veteran and community volunteer, has led Hearts and Cancer drives and chaired several local clubs.
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Surance Business
Hillside
Hillside Board of Education
Rutgers University
New York University
Bell
Hillside Education Association
UNICO
Hillside Republican Club
Otological Foundation
Feltman
United Jewish Appeal
Heart Fund
Urological Foundation
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Men's Progress Club
Temple Shonrei Torah
Dad's Booster Club of
Bamberger
Mental Health Association of
Union County
Cancer Crusade
United Fund Drive
Heart Fund Drive
Hillside Juvenile Conference Committee
Elizabeth J. Rinaldy
Hutden-Locker School
Gertrude-Meyers
Deputy Chief Shelbourne to Speak at UNICO Hillside Dinner
Deputy Police Chief George Shelbourne will address UNICO Hillside at the April 2 College Inn dinner. A 20 year Hillside officer and Navy veteran, Shelbourne plans a talk on Narcotics and Their Use with a related film.
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E. Jonathan Bell
Hillside
UNICO
George Shelbourne
Service Organization
College Inn
Shelbourne
Hillside Police Department
Seton Hall University
South Pacific
Old Guard To Show 2 Movies This April
The Old Guard of Hillside hosts two screenings at Hillside Presbyterian Church on April 4 and April 18 at 10 00 a m featuring Maryland and An Invitation to the West Louisiana and Festival in Japan with free admission Retirees and spouses invited Call David Brown or Director Ed Taylor for details
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Old Guard
Hillside
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Cow and
Salem Avenues
Maryland
Louisiana
Japan
David Brown
Ed Taylor
Dire Need for Workers for Post Office Jobs in Union County
The Examiner in Charge along with Union County postmasters announced a dire need for full-time clerks carriers and mail handlers in most Union County post offices. Open to men and women with no residence requirement. Starting salaries 2.801 and 2.59 per hour with July 1 1968 5 percent raise. no age above 18 except graduates after 16.
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Board of A. 5
Civil Service Examiners
U. S. Post Office
Elizabeth
N. J
Union County
New Jersey
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Fire Dept
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Hillside Fire Department
Edward H. Hyde
Richard A. Fox
Hillside Photo Service
Bonnie Blumeneau
Erdman
Sophs
South Mountain Arena
State Fair
Union Newark
Bayville Roselle PX
Brick Town
Marcal Paper Sale
Marcal Toffet Tissue
Marcel
Hambles
Joseph Ferrigno
GOP
Mountain VE
Springfield
W.J
Masonry
Union County Savings Bank
Broad Street
Veterans Loans
Safe Deposit Boxes
Remy Is
North Broad Street
North Broad St
Broad St
Bear
Insurance Corporation
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