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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1972
Page
3
A supporter states Kathy has 17 years of collaboration, praising her knowledge and experience. They argue the Tax Office is complex and requires long tenure, believing Kathy’s youth will enable many years of effective service.
Letters to the editor praise Republican candidates for Township Committee J Arnold Witte and Dr Burton Bergman and Tax Collector Elton Manzione while the Ferguson family endorses Hillside's new Independent Party and its platform.
Letter writer urges election of Kathy Jacobus Kernusz to the Tax Collector position. The author cites prior experience as an assistant tax collector and supports her candidacy based on qualifications and prior service.
A Hillside Times letter criticizes Republican candidates Bergman and Witte for only outlining proposals at party events and rallies. It questions their stance on merging Tax Collector and Treasurer offices and denounces references to poison pen letters as dangerous. The writer reiterates they cannot vote for Bergman and Witte.
Public Works crew preparing to pave Silver Avenue triggers a freak accident that ignites a tar kettle, sending flames eighteen feet high. Hillside Fire Department under Deputy Chief Peter Ferrigno quickly contains the fire with minimal damage to hedges and property.
Joseph C. Castelluccio thanks the Police Department for efficient traffic handling and the Ambulance Squad for rapid response. The Plawinski family from 1048 Prospect St expresses gratitude to neighbors and the Hillside Times notes its reach to about 3600 hillside families via classified ads.
Hillside Times published weekly at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey 07205 edited by Sidney Silverstein with Sarah Silverstein as assistant advertising manager and Bernard Levine as assistant editor. October 12 1972 issue volume XLVI number 50 lists yearly subscription 5.50 and single copy 15 cents.
On October 14 the collection for glass and newspapers takes place behind the Municipal Garage from 9 am to 1 pm. Sponsored by the Environmental Science Club, with next month by the Girl Scouts. Glass should be rinsed and caps removed. Also note Hillside Community Center started a new chess program led by Scott Moss with 28 residents at the first session. The Chess Club meets every Thursday at 8 30 pm for Hillside residents.
Mrs. Mary Gillen an Elizabeth attorney urged Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club members to press for rights before the law. She noted women are the majority yet face discrimination and urged law degrees while praising gains in the profession. The group will discontinue its card party and fashion show to fund a scholarship.
Channel 52 New Jersey Public Broadcasting presents a 30 minute program on October 12 at 8 pm. Doug Warren hosts a discussion comparing Hurricane Camille rescue efforts with New Jersey readiness. Guests include Joseph Piotroski and Leon Colavita.
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