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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
10
Rabbi Joseph Lichtman director of Teen Caravan announces a weekly special service project during the seven week summer camp season at the Eastern Union County YM YWHA Green Lane Union for boys and girls in grades 9 and 10. Plans include placing volunteers in departments at St Elizabeth Hospital.
Hadassah installs officers for the Hillside chapter at The College Inn Hillside New Jersey on May 14 1968. Installation officer Mrs Jack Barsky presides. New year officers include President Mrs Julius Sachs and five vice presidents along with treasurer and secretaries. Special programs and Teen Caravan activities are outlined with trips to Niagara Falls and Pennsylvania Dutch country. Registration lines provide contact through the local Y at 289 8112.
Bristol-Myers promotes Mr. B Cather to corporate staff senior vice president overseeing special projects and reporting to the president. Frank K Mayers succeeds as president of Bristol-Myers Products after leading Clairol division and advertising work. Richard L Gelb announces the reshuffle. Mayers is an Harvard Business School graduate who served as a WWII U S Army Air Force pilot.
The Rosary Society met May 6 at Christ the King Church with Mrs Anthony Dee reporting on the 35th Communion Breakfast held the day before. Officers slate presented: President Anthony Dee, Vice President Joseph Delutri, Secretary Anthony Imperial, Treasurer John Desch, and St ar ns Stephanie Sabin. Weight Reduction Through Good Nutrition highlighted the evening program.
Angelo Bonnano was appointed Sanitation Inspector for Hillside. A Newark resident with a background as sanitarian and food and drug inspector he studied at Irvington High School and Rutgers Extension. He and his wife have two children and he is a Knights of Columbus member. A car carburetor fire started by Rosemary King at 3 08 p m damaged only the vehicle.
Health Officer Charles F. Dotto reported April activity: two dog bites and four mumps cases. The Bureau of Vital Statistics issued seven marriage licenses, 22 deaths, and 18 births. Angelo Bonanno, new sanitary inspector, conducted over 100 inspections in his first month including 23 at processing plants and Bristol-Myers Laboratory and B'nai B'rith carnival. Court action planned for several addresses over housing and litter violations. Notices sent to owners to clean properties. Dye observed in the Elizabeth River on April 30. A notice was sent to the State Board of Health.
Police logs recount a spate of property crimes including a car fire on a Joyce Spital vehicle, home break ins at Abe Haiken and Irvington area residences, a stolen toolbox and bicycle, vandalism on a Yale Ave garage, and a missing wedding ring. The routine notices note more than one vehicle entries, thefts from garages, and disturbed residents ahead of the May 20 25 spring cleanup week.
In a 1960s style exchange Feltman and Bell discuss Hillside politics. They reference figures like Mrs. Ice Gilmore and Carmen Ferrigno, note party questions and independent voting trends, and outline five independent study groups to shape future town hall programs and policy proposals.
Hillside youngsters may join Babe Ruth League tryouts on May 18 1968 at Conant Street Park baseball diamond. Times are 9:00 for 15 year olds 9:30 for 14 year olds and 10:00 for 13 year olds. Registration required, forms at Recreation Department Office Room 30 Municipal Building. Last year players need not attend but must register by May 17.
Final standings list Hillside Bnai Brith 1514 league teams with records led by The Angels at 71 wins and 34 losses. Cardinals Knicks Mets and Senators follow with 59 46 61 44 61 44 60 45. playoff result shows a win for third place.
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