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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
1
Ordinances set paid vacations for Health Board employees and new salary ranges. Health Officer, Principal Clerk Stenographer, Public Health Nurse, Plumbing Inspector (part time) appear with specified pay bands. Vacations depend on service, with 1 to 20 days possible, and scheduling by the Health Officer.
Hillside Education Association directors met at Mrs. Lida Aronson’s home to review reports and plan events. The first dinner meeting will be at Kingston Restaurant Union September 29 with Mrs Mildred Barry Hughes as guest speaker on current school legislation.
Hillside Jaycees propose a coupon book program to spur local buying amid fierce retail competition. Merchants lack a coordinating group, and the effort seeks merchant cooperation to keep spending in town while praising community involvement. Nearby cinema crowds and Teen interest are noted as the era’s social backdrop.
The Port Authority challenged a Congressional Committee over its World Trade Center project backed by Gov. Hughes. New York businessmen threatened displacement by the center allege the plan steps on influential interests. The dispute widens as real estate syndicators such as Lawrence A. Wienead oppose the project. Continued on Page 2.
Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler announced registration for the November 3 presidential election will close Thursday September 24. Evening registration is available 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on September 17 18 21 22 and 23, with closing time 4 p.m. on September 24.
The Hillside PAL sponsors the SwingNEst Amateur Show to raise funds for youth programs for ages 10 to 18. Applications are available at the Hillside PAL Building, 274 Hillside Ave. The first audition is set for 7:30 p.m. Monday October 5 at the PAL Building, with two more dates to be announced.
The event will be presented Friday December 4 at the PAL building with judges to be announced. Richard Scardeville serves as chairman.
Specialist 4 Don Clark of 124 West King Street returned from Germany last Thursday after completing his term of service with the armed forces.
Six Hillside youngsters hosted a fashion and carnival at 1075 Prospect St to raise 25.61 for the John F. Kennedy Memorial. Mothers served refreshments as participants posed in a photo lineup featuring Cindy Rispoli, 7. Mary McGary, 6. Rich San Fallippo, 9. Carol Palidino, 11. Renee Rastelli, 11. Francine Palmer, 12, with addresses listed in Hillside.
Township Committee on Monday night adopted a non binding referendum for Public Works employees to vote November 3 on a $500 across the board raise. The pay scales range from Laborer 4380 to 5108 and Heavy Equipment Operator 5024 to 6300 with four years between min and max. Ambulance concerns were raised after calls for transport of a non resident to Bayshore and later to Union Memorial Hospital. Officials cited violations of squad rules and emphasized ambulances are for Hillside emergencies only and must serve patients en route to nearest county hospital. Continued on Page 8.
Hillside Public Schools opened with a drop of 80 pupils led by declines in several elementary schools while Harden-Looker and the High School rose. First-day enrollment fell from 4,236 to 4,156 with kindergarten up to 302. Dr. Branom cited teacher turnover, dropout rates, and programs aimed at keeping students in school. Committees were formed to study records, curriculum, and handwriting, with five teachers reclassified for raises and sabbatical leave granted to Leonard Strassman. Tuition for outside district trainees rose to 950.
A display of 1890 era country store samples is shown at the National State Bank Hillside Office this week. The exhibit, from James Whitlock of 214 Exeter Way, spans over ten years of collecting and features school slates pencils cigar box books canned goods malted milk bottles ice cream scoops and a bottle with a newspaper label.
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