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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
1
The Hillside Chapter Junior Chamber of Commerce conducts a community survey to gauge public opinion on local management. It covers street lighting, garbage removal, recreation, police and fire protection, pest control, shopping, streets and sidewalks, education, and youth services. Results may hint at election outcomes.
Denver residents confront winter readiness as Public Works erects 2000 signs to regulate parking during snow events. Officials urge public cooperation to ease traffic, reduce violations, and keep streets clear for plowing.
The Hillside Rotary Club hosts a notable lunch event at Hillside United Presbyterian Church. Elizabeth Rotary Club members recently attended the Hillside meeting where Albert Swider, president of the Local group, proposed renaming to The Hillside Elizabeth Rotary Club.
Miss Marjorie R MacClear y registered nurse at Bristol-Myers asks AB positive donors to donate a pint for a nine year old employee child undergoing open heart surgery in October. Volunteers should contact her at the company.
Union County Court judge Chester A. Weidenburner indefinitely postponed the sentencing of former Township Treasurer William Ostermiller pending psychiatric exam results. Ostermiller had pleaded guilty on three counts of embezzling township and Board of Education funds, resigned a year ago, and waived grand jury and jury trial rights.
A five year old Newark boy Ronnie QC King was found wandering near his home at 205 Jalliff Ave. Police identified him via a Newark missing person alarm and returned him to his worried parents. The finder was a youngster named Paulstein of 1470 Liberty Ave last Tuesday.
Hillside residents are urged to attend a Friday September 24 pep rally at 7 PM at Hillside Avenue Field near the P A L building to show support for the Hillside School football team before the opening home game against Rahway Saturday. UNICO sponsor Sal Maddelena says the event aims to express town support for a successful season. The rally ends by 9 PM after students are dismissed. Mayor Diamond and candidate Ferrigno critique a Hillside Times article on land debris, urging focus on township issues rather than political squabbles. Robert Kaplan, Hillside Times co-publisher, is hospitalized following surgery in New York.
Dinner plans for the Dischler testimonial event are finished with over 200 tickets sold. Dinner chairman Anthony C. Rullis says the Sept 25 gathering at the College Inn will start with a 7 PM cocktail hour and is expected to attract Governor Hughes and other officials.
Makery Tarnoff and Arnold Witte, two Hillside residents, defend their political inexperience while pledging to push Hillside toward progress. They criticize the current administration for delays on the green acres project and playground access, urging action over study. The piece also notes a denied variance for Arden Homes 94 unit garden apartments at North Broad and King, amid concerns about schools, traffic, and rat hazards.
A newly formed Independents, Republicans and Democrats group in Hillside met at Milton Rubin’s home on September 16 to back Mayor Robert Diamond and Carmen Ferrigno. Officers include Milton Rubin as chairman and Eleanor Damiano as secretary. The group pledges to promote their ticket, oppose cautious Republican leadership, and boost ratables, council services, and taxes with civic-minded residents urged to join.
Dr Wayne T Branom superintendent of Hillside schools was elected president of the New Jersey School Superintendents Association at the annual convention on September 22 He succeeds Dr Herbert W McDavit and will be followed by Dr Leonard L Kwín of Haddon Heights as president elect Branom long served Hillside for 21 years after coming from Carteret and has taught graduate courses at Newark State College Northwestern and New York University He holds a masters from Northwestern and a doctorate from NYU
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