Firemen Change Wages in 1973 Pact Prompting Police Protest
The Township Committee signed a 1973 contract with the Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association setting top fireman salaries at 12000 and captains at 13710, an increase of 840 per man. Police negotiations with the Police Benevolent Association stalled, with a state mediator sought after a Tuesday night protest outside the municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Mutual Benevolent Association
Policeman's Benevolent Association
Kulish
PBA
Policeman’s Benevolent Association
Charles Ritz
Ed Smith
Township Agrees To Revaluation For 1975
The township and the Union Counts Tax Board agreed to implement a property revaluation for 1975 with five firms interviewed for the work. At a meeting, contracts were approved for equipment and building work, and street resurfacing was authorized along numerous streets. A public hearing revealed Joe Sussi’s job offer dispute with Recreation Commission, sympathy shown but starting salaries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Counts Tax Board
James Welsh
American la France
Marlon Roofing Co
Elizabeth
Joe Sussi
Long Ave
Recreation Commission
Armald St
Broadway
Long Age
Silver Ave
Buchanan St
Bloy St
Paul St
Stockton Ave
Chapman St
Chester St
Clark St
Maple Ave
Morris Place
Compton Terrace
Conklin Ave
Crann St
Denian Place
Doremus Place
Evans Terminal
Fairview Place
Field Place
Fitzpatrick St
Liberty St
Liberty Ave
Thomas St
Florence Ave
Norman St
Franklin St
Gertrude St
Gard Ave
Harvard Ave
Bloy Street
Cornell Place
Hiawatha Ave
Leland Place
Malden Terrace
Memorial Drive
Mann Ave
Myrtle St
Orchard Terrace
Hillside Week Activities and News Items
Hillside Scouts collect glass at the Hillside Recycling Center this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The center is at 274 Hillside Ave behind the public works garage. A Hillside High School Students General Assembly meeting featured reenactment of a 1913 committee session and salaries of 2.50 a day with students Elyse Gellerman and others present along with advisor Josef Spter. A Hillside Democratic Club regular meeting is set for May 22 at 8:30 p.m. at Lyons Farm Manor chaired by Al Azevedo. Police report theft of 150 clothing boxes worth 250 from New Jersey Clothing and Salvage. A rear window was shattered on a 1964 Plymouth belonging to Michael Dinkowitz. A school ring was found by John Scarperrota. A windshield was smashed reported by Nelson 1170 Louis Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hillside Recycling Center
Hillside Ave
Public Works Department
Students General Association
Hillside High School
Elyse Gellerman
Judy Kogan
Susan Quentzel
Robin Lenz
William Kurland
Barbara Schwartz
John Schierer
Susan Starko
Josep Spter
Hillside Democratic Club
Lyons Farm Manor
Bloy
al Azevedo
Michael Dinkowitz
Maple Ave
Plymouth
500 Walkers And A Runner Set For Sunday Walkathon
Over 500 people have registered to walk 20 miles next Sunday in the Jaycee sponsored event. A lone runner accompanies the walkers to complete the charity trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Boy of the Month highlights Hillside student leaders
Hillside Lions Club names Joseph Guasolino Boy of the Month for May. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Luzzolino of 29 Vine Street and active in sports, including football and baseball, while track star John Rosas plans to run in the Project Do Something Walk for charity. Rosas holds school records and will earn 300 for the 20 mile jog. The event funds charities such as Hillside Ambulance Squad and Camp Jaycee, with Mayor John Kulish and Dr. Anthony Avella leading a Sunday 9 AM start at the Community Center. Call numbers provided for walkers or sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lions Club
Joseph Guasolino
Joseph
George Luzzolino
Vine Street
Hillside
Ats Fouth
Hillside High School
John Rosas
Rosas
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Asthmatic Research
Camp Jaycee
John Kulish
Anthony Avella
Hunt Bear And Read At Library
The Hillside Public Library hosts a storytelling program on Sunday May 80th from 1 30 to 2 00 p m. Staff will read If It Weren't For You by Charlotte Zolotow and The Lion Find The Bird's Neat by Eriko Kiguda. Children aged four to six are welcome to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Public Library
Charlotte Zolotow
the Lion
Eriko Kiguda
Armand Fiorletti Installed as NJ Engineers President
Linden resident Armand Fiorletti was installed as president of the New Jersey Society of Professional Engineers at the society’s 49th annual conference in Atlantic City on May 12. He is a licensed engineer and land surveyor with Grassmann Kreh & Mixer in Union, consults for Hillside and Madison, serves on Hillside’s Planning Board, and is past president of the New Jersey Society of Municipal Engineers. He holds degrees from Newark College of Engineering and is a fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers. He is active in several technical societies and a member of the Union Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armando. Piorletti
Linden
New Jersey Society of Professional Engineers
Hel
Atlantic City
Fiorletti
Grassmenn, Kreh & Mixer
Union
Seton Hall To Graduate Record 2533 Degrees In Three Ceremonies
Seton Hall University will award 2533 degrees this year across three commencement events on the South Orange campus May 19 with five honorary degrees. Law School graduates will be honored June 3. Honorary Doctors include Mary Lee Mills and George Kreage known as the mentalist Kreskin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton Hall University
South Orange
Law School
A. Spangu
Vine St
Arthur D. Sussman
Stanely Ter
Kenneth, Ward
McClean Place
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Nursing
U.S. Public Health Service
Mary Lee Mills
George Kreage
Seton
Kreskin
Edward A. Synan
Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies
Toronto
Seton Hall
University
Darlington Theological Seminary
George “R. Esterly
Rutgers Graduate School of Business
Esterly
Husband
School of Business Administration
School of Education
Msgr
Thomas G. Fahy
Mary Beasley Burch
Newark
Leaguers Service Organization
Newark State
Essex County Colleges
Also Mentioned on This Page
PRA
Pa Yacovino
Catherine de Graw
Cynthia Oakle
Matt Sp Ler
Hillside Ambulance One
Sali He
Albert Parsonnet
Parsonnet
Charles Mahouse
PBA Local 70
Tom Millar
Tham
Witte
Richard Floyd
FMBA
Thomas Mateer
William Carragino
Angelo di Leo
Burton Bergman
Robert Ricci
Robert Heller
Oakland Terrace
Princeton Ave
Prospect St
Purce
Revere Drive
Robert St. Sanford
Schley
Lesie
State St
New Jersey Clothing and Salvage Company
Oopes
John Scarperrota
Liberty
Windmmield
Nelson
Louis Ave
Joseph Iuzzolino
Hunt Bear
Armand Fiorletti
The
Borough of
Madison
New Jersey Society
John Y8ko Jr
John P. Caprigone
Robert St
Jerry Genberg
Elliot P. Guerny
Bailey Ave
Mirella T. Hornbuckle
McLean Place
Joseph T. Kraemer, Jr
Alan Barbara Annpee
Elliot P, Guerny
Paula A, Lysak
Joseph T, Kraemer, JR
Barbara Ann Lukacs
Maureen Ef, MC Gee
James A, SP Ange
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