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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
2
Residents urge support for Jack Murphy in Hillside Township Committee race and criticize mobile registration delays under Republican control. Readers discuss election conduct, clerk stance, and municipal spending in contrast to prior Democrat administration.
A resident recounts offering a camper van to the township for voter registration last August, but the offer was rejected. The township blamed Clerk Louis Disehler as the reason, with a Republican majority in power and legal timing cited as the obstacle for proceeding.
Nathaniel Friedman argues municipal taxes in Hill Side did not rise this year due to Federal Revenue Sharing funds offsetting higher expenditures. He claims a larger, competent police force is needed to fight crime and criticizes conflict between police and the Township Committee under Republican control.
Plan Display On Drug Abuse DARE participates in the Hillside Health Fair at the Community Center 274 Hillside Ave October 14 from 10 AM to 5 PM. DARE will show prevention techniques used in over 100 schools with three staffers at the exhibit booth offering free literature and information on rehabilitation and the 24 hour Help-Vine.
Assemblyman Alexander J Menza appointed Mrs Charlotte Versus as Campaign Director for the 20th District seat. De Filippo, Hillside activist and board of education member, will coordinate seven municipalities with volunteers to raise awareness of Menza's record and public service.
The Hillside Republican Club invites the public to a September 26 lecture by Joseph Grall director of the Union County Department of Drug Abuse. A film presentation will be shown and drug paraphernalia will be on display at College Inn 344 Yale Ave starting at 8 pm.
Monroe residents will receive seven flu shots for municipal workers on October 1 and December 3 from 11 to 11 30 a m. Plans to offer shots to senior citizens are being studied. Mayor Kulish criticized others for seeking a voter registration van and said proposals were not pursued. Commissioner Andru Kite noted supporters failed to respond after submitting their proposals to the township attorney. A National Guard and Reserve Week proclamation was announced. The Project Pride Committee was appointed to highlight township qualities with members listed.
Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler announces arrangements to register all students who turn 18 by election day. Registration at Hillside High School is Monday September 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those registering gain eligibility to vote in the General Election on November 5.
The Hillside Times weekly edition lists publisher Sidney Silverstein editor and staff. It provides address 1443 North Broad Street Hill side New Jersey 07205 and date Thursday Sept 20 1973 with subscription rate five dollars fifty cents annually and single class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
Union County Clerk Walter G Halpin of Fanwood announces candidacy for one of nine Union County Optional Charter Study Commissioners in the upcoming general elections. He cites assurances from county and state attorneys about no conflict with duties, recalls his 1973 study committee work, and seeks to streamline county government through a referendum.
The High Holidays opening includes Dr Saitz chanting Kol Nidre. Sermon titled Until The End of Time. October 6 services start 8:30 a.m. Vizkor Memorials observed. Dr Lasker speaks What Is Man Lord. Concluding services at 4:30 p.m. Schofarmaster Dr Harold H Berlin with assistants Dr Bernard Quentze and Mr Paul Speistor.
The Lions Club presented the trophy for the sponsored Little League team on Thursday night. Dominick Silecchia, chairman of the boys and girls committee, noted he had managed another league team. Plans include a November film on Lions projects, a ladies night, January charter night, and participation in the township Health Fair on October 14. The club will also sponsor a pre school amblyopia screening on October 18 and 19.
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