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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
9
Three ballot questions loom with broad public interest yet low attention. Voters are urged to vote YES on all three measures. Question 1 would authorize 153 million in bonds for higher education facilities including Rutgers and state colleges.
The PS Program of the Deborah Hospital Betty Chadokowsky Memorial Chapter will hold its nest regular meeting Thursday October 28 1971 at 1 PM at McCrestfont Savings Bank Prospect and Springfield Avenues Maplewood. The program by Public Service Electric and Gas Co The Magic Suitcase will follow. For the November meeting Trash and Treasure night will be run by Mrs Rose Saull with items in good condition for auction proceeds to Deborah Hospital. Refreshments will follow.
Hillside reports a large turnout for instrumental music as 50 beginners join the A P Morris School band under enthusiastic guidance of Mr. Seymour Stein. Principal David Harris and teachers support the effort while existing players and new recruits are expected to form a strong school band and feed future High School bands. The group photo lists numerous students and staff with missing names noted.
Republican Sheriff candidate Lee proposed a 24 hour Classification Officer to separate youthful and first offenders from hardened inmates. Speaking at the Optimist Club in Westfield he cited a survey by Washington penologists claiming many offenses are victimless. He urged eight reforms including educational, recreational and rehabilitative programs, a work release plan, an information squad, and an automated Crime Information Center for 21 police departments. He supports bilingual staff and says the changes will improve efficiency and service to taxpayers.
Jerome M. Epstein a Republican candidate for the State Senate says Democrat John Connor Jr errs on the $25 per student P L 301 education aid. Epstein says suburbs rely on the funds, noting Union County districts will share over 2.6 million this year and nearly 8 million since the program began two years ago. Hillside has received 282,990 to ease property taxes. He cites the Governor's Tax Policy Committee as a path to increased aid.
Eleanor Salzman announces a Hillside Democratic Club cocktail party honoring Senator Harrison A. Williams on Sunday October 31 at 8 PM at the War Memorial Building Tiberty Avenue Hillside. Hosts include Mayor Marvin Corwick Commissioner Carmen Ferrigno and Commissioner Alexander Menza. State Senate Assembly Freeholder and Sheriff candidates will attend and speak. Public invited. A large turnout is expected to cap this year’s campaign.
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