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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
9
Jack Schulman announces community chairmen for the United Fund drive with Mrs. Paul Kifner as co chairwoman Robert Tolt2 a as residential chair man Sanford Meskin for the professional division and Ross Bartolotta for the industrial division.
Commercial, Joseph Castellucia, municipal, Township Clerk Lois Dischler, schools, Jack Valenti, Wal ter Howell, publicity Miss Jean Rae Turner. Persons interested in serving in the local drive are requested to contact Mrs. Paul Kifners.
Assemblyman James M. McGowan, candidate for State Senator, rode over Union County in a campaign plane and urged aggressive enforcement of air pollution laws. He cited smog, traffic, and industry as harmful, called for health department tracking of violators, and supported tougher penalties to curb buses and trucks contributing to polluted air. He warned Union County residents face eye and lung irritation from dirty air and urged immediate measures without delay. The Hillside letterhead ad follows.
Two Democratic fundraisers were held this week for Township Committee candidates Commissioner Charles S. Mancuso and Jack Schulman. About 50 guests gathered at 133 Conant Street, and roughly 60 attended a second event hosted by Mrs. John Yakely at 382 Rutgers Avenue. Mancuso highlighted tax cuts, Route 78 improvements, flood control, soft water, and the Master Plan while Schulman spoke on Democratic progress.
Mayor John Desch spoke for the candidates and urged voters to elect them, highlighting his twelve-year administration as a backdrop.
An invitation to Hillside residents to attend an Independent Citizens Committee rally honoring Charles S Mancuso and Jack Schulman Democrats for the Town ship Committee. The event is Sunday October 27 at 8 p m at College Inn 334 Yale Ave Co chairmen Mr and Mrs Paul Kifner urge residents to attend with refreshments served and to bring friends and neighbors.
Hillside Democrats accuse Republican candidates of a negative campaign with no constructive program. Commissioners Mancuso and Schulman list Hillside advances the Democratic administration claims include low taxes, free garbage service, ambulance medical supplies, juvenile services, civil service, zoning boards, police athletic league, recreation programs, health services, libraries, and a modern municipal building. They tout a better insurance rating and study toward a low cost soft water program for residents.
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