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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1969

Page

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Police and Firemen Get Pay Increases for College

Township committee adopts an ordinance to grant police and fire personnel salary increases of 250 after 33 college credits and 500 after 66 credits for approved study in police or fire science. Rutgers offers a 66 credit police science program. Additional allocations include 17000 for Norman L. Sanford playground improvements, 115000 for four street resurfacing projects, 19590 for the township share of a joint sewer system land acquisition, and changes to Route 10 bus stops plus new parking restrictions on Long Ave.

Goure Rutgers University Norman L. Sanford Hillside Ave Liberty Ave Summit Ave Hillside Maple Ave Salem Ave Ridgeway Ave Conant St Westminster Conant Township Lines Long Ave Long Or Hollywood

Hillside Week CLOSED SATURDAY for Memorial Day

Saturday hours end at Union County Trust Company offices as workers enjoy the extended Memorial Day weekend. The notice appears among local police and city items including a dog bite, hit and run, vandalism, a car theft recovery, and several fire calls in Union County towns.

Union County Trust Company

Hillside Memorial Day Parade Promises Wide Turnout

The third annual Memorial Day parade in Hillside will start Friday at 12 30 p m at Hillside High School, routing along Liberty Avenue Oakland Terrace Maple Avenue Hillside Avenue to the Police Athletic Building. More than sixty organizations including seven bands and three military units will march under Parade Chairman Paul Szymanski with dignitaries reviewing from Kennedy Plaza. An appeal urged residents to decorate homes, five thousand flags will be handed to children and marchers, and refreshments provided at the Hillside PAL Building after the parade. In case of rain the event shifts to Sunday June 1 at 1 00 p m.

St. Lucy's Cadets of Newark Hillside Jaycees Hillside High School Liberty Ave Oakland Terr Maple Ave Hillside Ave Police Athletic Building Paul Szymanski John F. Kennedy Plaza Municipal Buil Hillside Hillside Pal Knights of Columbus Hillside Board of Education Union County

Slain Youth's Mother Dies in New Jersey Tragedy

Agnes Brennan aged 55 of Union died of a heart attack after the death of her son Kevin A Brennan 23 who was shot and killed in Union New Jersey May 17. Authorities probe the shooting by Middlesex County detectives investigating Brennan who refused to stop a car he drove toward his parents home and showed a pistol which turned out to be a starter pistol for athletics.

Agnes Brennan Union Kevin A. Brennan Middlesex New Jersey Brennan Brenan Bright St Metuchen Middlesex County Leo St Ellen St Sone

Interfaith Memorial Service After War Dead Parade

An interfaith memorial will follow a war dead parade at the Municipal Building. Speakers include Rev. Richard Fox of Hillside Presbyterian Church, Father Laughlin of St. Catherine's, Rabbi Eliezer Cohen of Sinai Congregation, Gary Beinbaker of Hillside Jaycees, and Mayor Alexander Menza. Walter Howell of Harden-Looker Post 50 American Legion will place the wreath.

Richard Fox Hillside Presbyterian Church Father Laughlin

Podesta to Speak at Branom Testimonial Dinner

Final plans are in place for a June 4 dinner at the Winfield Scott Hotel honoring retiring Hillside Schools Superintendent Dr Wayne Branom. Guest speaker will be Dr Victor Podesta assistant commissioner of education. Proceeds fund the Dr Wayne Branom Scholarship through Hillside High School and the Hillside Scholar ship Fund. Reservations to Mrs. Hess at the board office 195 Virginia St Hillside. Donations to the scholarship fund may be mailed to Henry G Groh treasurer National State Bank 1320 N Broad Shey Hittsite 27203.

Wayne T. Branom Winfield Scott Hotel William Hess Walter Krumbiegel Victor Podesta Emmet T. White, Sr Board of Education Dr. Wayne T.branom Hillside High School Hess Virginia St Hillside Henry G. Groh National State Bank

Injures Shoulder In Auto Accident

Josephine Dameo, 57, of 368 Bloy St, complained of injuries to her left shoulder but refused medical help after an auto crash at 8:05 p.m. Tuesday on Bloy St at Yale Ave. The other driver, Frank T. McLoughlin, 20, of Leonardo on Yale Ave, said he was making a turn.

Josephine Dameo Bloy St Yale Ave Dameo Frank T. McLoughlin Leonardo McLoughlin

High School Bands and Groups Parade at Fort Dix

Fort Dix hosts a lineup of local ensembles including a high school band, Blessed Sacrament Golden Knight Drum and Bugle Corps, Hillside Lions, and Pop Warner Cheerleaders with Essex Squadron marching components continuing on page three.

Fort Dix Blessed Sacrament Golden Knight The Hillside Lions Pop Warner Essex Squadron

Factors Point To Large Vote In Primary

Three factors are set to lift turnout beyond the usual. The governor nomination battle for both parties, with five GOP and six Democratic candidates, drives interest. A three way Democratic contest splits the Kinneally regulars, Dunn blue ticket, and the McCarthy coalition. Local GOP leadership contest features E Bell challenging J Beattie. There are seven district committee contests. Last year’s primary drew 1945 votes from 11,652 registered. this year 1000 more have registered.

GOP Kinneally Regular Dunn Red McCarthy New Democratic Coalition E. Jonathan Bell John Beattie Eugene Wiener Alexander J. Menza J. Lute Share Francis B. Light Joseph T. Loeb G.O.P Francis X. McDermott Harry L. Sears Charles W. Sandman, Jr Wiliam E. Ozzard William T. Cahill Robert B. Meyner Louis Tonti Henry Helstoski John L. Hennessey William F. Kelly Jr Ned J. Parsekisa General Assembly Charles J. Irwin John

Health Board Joins Pollution Control Commission

The health board votes to join the Suburban Essex Air Pollution Control Commission with Blomfield East Orange Irvington Livingston Maplewood Orange South Orange Veron and Union. The township will qualify for a federal matching fund program to curb air pollution. Health Officer Charles Dotto says the board contributes 1200 dollars, matched three to one by the federal gov ernment.

Board of Health Essex Blomfield East Orange Irvington Livingston Maplewood Orange South Orange Veronand Union Charles Dotto

Reserve Police Motorized With Own Training Vehicle

Hillside Mayor Alex Menza presented a training vehicle to Hillside Civil Defense Disaster Control Director Jack Berrel for use by the Hillside Reserve Police. The unit, under Police Chief Ernest Voelk, trains at the police athletic building and will expand to motorized patrol. Five new officers graduate June 10 from the Union County CD- DC Basic Reserve Police School in Westfield. Officers include Thomas Brennan, Carmine Depuma, Louis Federico, David Herskovitz, and Michael Opsasnick. Captain George Helock directs the Reserve Police.

Alex Menza Hillside Civil Defense Disaster Control Jack Berrel Hillside CDDC Union County Cd-Dc Westfield Hillside Reserve Thomas Brennan Hiawatha Ave Carmine Depuma Center St. Louis Federico Florence Avenue David Herskovitz Schley St Michael Opsasnick McMichael Place Alexander Menza Pat Federico Jack Ferrer Civil Defense Disaster Control George Nelock Eprea Cot

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