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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1965
Page
7
Public Works Commissioner Anton A. Wit Jey announced that all streets in the community will be posted with regulatory parking signs to permit street cleaning operations. He urged residents to observe alternate side parking rules and said the ordinance will be rigidly enforced by the Police Department.
The 40 000 profit from the municipal pool this year is cited by Mayor Robert Diamond and Carmen Ferrigno as proof that the 100 percent Democratic Township Commission conceived, built, and funds the pool at no taxpayer cost. They defend against Republican claims and note a Health Board finding that skimmers were operable and the pool safe. They also describe political attacks around the pool and praise Democratic governance.
Private First Class Robert A. Imbriaco of Hillside New Jersey serves with the 2nd Battalion 3rd Marine Regiment in Da Nang. The unit defends Da Nang airbase and Le May village, treating over 100 Viet Cong captives daily at the Battalion Aid Station and noting a new village market near Salem Dam. Also mentions surrogate notices and estate proceedings for Ivar L. Peldahn and Maude Wilson, plus civil service exam announcements and a public health nurse opening in Union County.
Arthur Williams of Rotary District 751 urged Hillside Rotary Club in Union to sponsor a business men's club. He cited the township’s active industrial group and urged study of needs, daily service per cubic foot of space, and that new members attend a weekly club for their first year. He noted upcoming district events and highlighted Rotary’s global progress while detailing his background and long service.
Public Affairs Commissioner Anton A. Vit Jr. reports Hillside should gain relief from noisy low flying planes. During his acting mayor stint, he noted abundant overflights and contacted officials from the Port Authority FAA and Col. Francis Ge. Officials said runway work aims to direct flights over Newark Bay and Hillside only on northwest winds of 15 mph or more, with completion expected last Wednesday.
The Township Committee approved a 9 to 2 variance for Mrs. Fannie Zukowitz at 518 Sweetland Ave to convert a one family house into a two family dwelling in a one family zone opposite an industrial area. Walter Prezlek of Union was later approved to erect a two family dwelling in a one family zone on Yele Ave. A hearing was scheduled for 8 o'clock tonight on a request to add a three room apartment to a store at 307 Hillside Ave due to township property within 200 feet.
Mrs Mary Cicchino 61 of 35 Looker St Hillside died last Friday at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth after a short illness. Widow of Carmine Cicchino born Newark resided Hillside 30 years. Survived by sister Miss Philomena Saragino brother Dominick Saragino and niece Mrs Louise Miele all Newark. High Mass of Requiem celebrated Tuesday at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Newark.
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