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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1972
Page
1
Finance Commissioner John G. Kulish announces a moratorium on Maintenance Garage spending after the budget for the garage nearly exhausted by September. Township Works Commissioner Jack Ferrer must report findings to the committee while emergency services remain protected.
The Hillside Senior Citizens Committee will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building with Peter Humanik as chairman to discuss a Liberty Ave site for a senior housing project. The plan dates to three years ago under late Commissioner Lute Share and David Brown.
A 9 year old boy Bryan Diner fleeing a dog ran into the street and was struck by a car at 1306 White St. The driver William Groeger 1294 White St. and the boy's father took him to Memorial General Hospital where he was treated for facial and leg injuries and released. Then Hillside Public Library hosts a preschool storytelling session Sunday Oct 15 from 1 30 to 2 00 p.m. with Halloween themes.
The Hillside chapter of B nai B rith Women will meet October 18 1972 at Temple Shomrei Torah Hillside 8 30 p m. Certificates will be awarded to 18 20 and 25 year members James Menzo former Hillside mayor and state assemblyman will speak on A DAY IN TRENTON Frances Turner will discuss new aspects of B nai B rith Women Birthday cake will honor the 72nd anniversary Mrs Ervin Nadler is Chapter President
A court will resolve whether the Township Committee's 2-2 tie vote on permitting two family homes at 90 Hollywood Ave and Conant St constitutes approval or rejection. The case stems from a Zoning Board plan approved for two family homes, overruled by the committee, with voting split among mayor and commissioners and no vote by Ferrer. Opponents warn of neighborhood character change and Master Plan conflicts. supporters say homes resemble surrounding houses.
Hillside Lions Club and the New Jersey State Commission for the Blind announce a two day pre school vision screening for children ages three and a half to five at the War Veterans Memorial Building Hillside on October 19 and 20. Screenings run 9 30 to 11 30 a m and 1 to 3 p m each day with reps from the Commission for the Blind present to identify amblyopia and other vision defects and encourage early treatment.
Mayor Charles S. Mancuso proclaims October 15 21 1972 as Cleaner Air Week to raise public awareness of air pollution efforts. Environmental Health Inspector Angelo J Bonanno notes the Suburban Air Pollution Commission will host activities led by Hillside with balloon launch and emissions testing at Eagle Rock Reservation West Orange.
Mrs. Arthur Ferguson, widow of Arthur Ferguson, chairs Women for Helen T. Dunay campaign in Hillside. A public meeting is set for October 18 1972 at the Blue Ribbon Inn urging election of Dunay first woman township committee candidate, with Zipf and Norton slate backing tax relief and fiscal restraint.
Forty five Hillside adults attended the season's opening folk dance at Hillside Community Center on October 4 under director Mrs. Annette Kurz. The program meets every Wednesday at 9:00 with dances from many nations and a plea for more men to join.
Democratic candidates Ferrer and Lordi urged creation of a Hillside bureau to handle consumer complaints. They argued the state lacks manpower to tackle thousands of violations and that a local agency would aid residents with complaints, advise on rights, and push local consumer laws.
Five Auxiliary officers campaigning to arm volunteer police are suspended for bypassing the chain of command and seeking a private committee meeting. Captain Ray Brennan says the action included secret meetings, and about 12 of 30 volunteers backed arming status. Moynihan notes law must guide arming, while Chief Shelbourne opposes arming except in emergencies.
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