Hillside Tax Boost 27 Cents Sparks 1959 Rate Change
Hillside's 1959 tax rate set at 7.27 is a 27 cent increase per hundred valuation, marking the third annual rise in three years. The county board notes Hillside remains among the county's higher taxed areas while several towns have reduced rates. In a separate case, Walter Mosurick, 34, of Somerville, is charged with embezzling 305 dollars from R L Decorators after manipulating deposits. bail set at 5000 and arraignment scheduled for April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Union County Board of Taxation
Springfield
Linden
Summit
Berkeley Heights
Garwood
Rogellé
Springfiled
Union
Winfield
Walter Mosurick
West Cliff Street
Somerville
R & Decorators
Liberty Avenue
Robert Mason
Chiles Sanford
Teobart
Hit L Decorators
Mosurick
Mosurick Weir
General Motors
Mosurlek
Suit Stops Work On Bowling Alley
A court order halts construction of Sunset Lanes Inc 399 Route 22 on Burkam Bros Inc property after Steven and John Zelko owners of Elmer s Tavern filed suit. They seek a township committee ruling on an appeal challenging a minor subdivision by the planning board.
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Sunset Lanes Inc
Route 22
Burkam Bros. Inc
Superior Court
Walter L. Hetfield, Jr
Elizabeth
Steven
John Zelko
Elmer's Tavern
Bloy Street
Township Committee
Planning Board
Burham
Arthur E. Dienst
Dienst
Apartment Theft Reported In Hillside Avenue Home
Mrs Minnie Levy reported a burglary at her Hillside avenue apartment with 3400 mink coat 1400 fur stole 200 bracelet and 3100 cash stolen. Entry believed made by slipping the door lock while she was away between 11 30 a m and 4 45 p m.
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Minnie Levy
Hillside Avenue
Last Week's School Board Meeting Defers $5 Raise
Informal hearing by Magistrate Henry Goldhor urged vending machine operators to obtain licenses by April 10 or face formal complaints. Board members and guests, including Mrs. J Elean or Nurton and Mrs. Helen P. Kirkpatrick, shared coffee and noted health personnel raises were unclear. Dr Milton Kessler taught Cuban topics with students Joanne Cuba Phyllis Batista Joseph Castro and Victor Roxas in class.
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Goara
Kancanon
Whiel
Doc Lilien
J. Eleanor Nurton
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Harvey Stone
Share
Mrs. K
Henry Goldhor
East Side High School
Newark
Milton Kessler
Wyndmoor Avenue
Cuba
Batista
Castro
Joanne Cuba
Phyllis Batista
Joseph Castro
Victor Roxas
Roxas
Philippines
Hillside Crusade Chooses General Chairman
Deseh, Hillside civic leader and Union County cancer crusade chair, announced John A. Dech of 1476 Highland Avenue as general chairman for the Hillside drive. He urged local volunteers noting ongoing cancer research and the need for broad public support to insure the campaign’s success.
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Ellio Pachtman
Union County
American Cancer Society
John A. Dech
Highland Avenue
Hillside
Deseh
Desch
Testimonial Dinner Planned for Dubow Retiring Director
Digests announce a testimonial dinner for Sam Dubow, Newark director of physical education, retiring after 47 years. Dinner May 14 at Military Park Hotel, 16 Park Place, starting 1 30 pm. Joseph Silver chairs, with Dr Wayne Branom honorary chair. committee includes town officials, Board of Education, and high school faculty. Dr Walter Krumbiegel treasurer.
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Board of Education
Walter Krumbiegel
Hillside Avene School
Woman Injured After Fall Down Stairs
A 65 year old woman visiting Mrs. May Fish at 1556 Wyndmoor Avenue fell down a flight of stairs Sunday suffering back injuries. She received treatment from Dr. Joseph Peyser and was removed to St Eth Hospital in Elizabeth by police.
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Newark
May Fish
Wyndmoor Avenue
Joseph Peyser
Panitech
Steth Hospital
Elizabeth
Mayor Honored At Sinai Anniversary Banquet
Sinai Congregation celebrated its 34th anniversary banquet at Clinton Manor Newark honoring Mayor Mahleifer for service to the congregation. About 250 attended as plaque was presented and a 50th wedding anniversary honored Isadore and Mrs Holly. Prizes were awarded for ad sales and fundraising aided by Rabbi E. Coton. the event supported the new Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center under construction by Essex Contractors at Maple Ave and Clark St.
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Kasoff
Abraham Zuckerman
Ad Journal
Abraham Mankewite
Marty Stachin
Wnto
Posash
My ‘Torin
Emaneel Finkel
Finetoms
Matthew
Brams
Sinai Sisterhood
Sinai Hebrew School
Essex Contractors
Maple Avenue
Clank Street
Foundation Names Officers for Year 47
New officers of the Tfillside Industrial Pouncilation were elected last Thursday night at the American Can Co. plant here. Officers include President Morris Lubin of Hatcheld Wire and Cable Co.. Vice President Adlerbert of Sunrise Dairy. Treasurer James A. Owell of Hillside National Bank. and Secretary James F.R. Ozias of McCarter English and Studer Newark attorneys. About 65 members heard a tally by Paul Busse, executive steno ting of the Newark Economic Development Committee. The group also toured the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfillside
American Can Co
Morris Lubin
Hatcheld Wire & Cable Co
Be Adlerbert
Sunrise Dairiv
James A. Owell
Hillside National Bank
James FR. Ozias
McCarter
Studer
Newark
Rerbers
Paul Busse
Vocational School Cooper Alloy Strike Over Wages
A strike by 248 Comper Alloy Conp production workers began at midnight Tuesday after stalemate in wage talks. Picket lines formed around the plant on Loyal Street and Rumsey Avenue as contract expired. Union and company negotiators differed on raises with the union seeking about 10 percent and the company offering four cents an hour.
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Comper
Bley Street
Rumsey Avenue
Loyal St
International Moule Ve
Pinadey
Amorles
Ie Enntract
Albert Blin
Directa
Cooper Ailey
Wanes
Jxutles
Blum
Holl
Bhim
Kindergarten Board Meeting Preview and Vocational School Debate
The Board of Education announces a regular meeting on Wednesday April 8 at 730 PM in the Administration Building 195 Virginia Street. The kindergarten program will be explained by several teachers and the public is invited. Debate over a county vocational school reveals sharp disagreement among board members on financing and purpose.
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Sme Culo
Paren Dhe Board of Education
Virginia Street
Severnl
Board of Education
William H. West
Joseph Ran
School Board Finance
Mars 25
West
Elizabeth
Vost
Amore
Zoning Variance Denied By Board
Karl C Chehen requested a variance to allow three garages in a Residence 1 area at 267 William Street for commercial use. The Zoning Board denied the request last Thursday night. A garage had been rented since 1954 and building materials stored since 1958. Building Inspector cited lack of authorization and need for a certificate of occupancy. Nearby residents reported noise from saws and interference with TV and radio reception.
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Karl C Chehen
S Laventhalgeen
Tryington
William Street
Chehen
Carmen Mente
Necu
Nancy
Gerimale
Public School Board Examines Nonacademic Roles
A Jol meeting of The Board of Education reviewed routine special activities and the roles of staff beyond teaching. Superintendent Dr Wayne Branum and Township Treasurer William Oostermiller outlined fund flows, payrolls, audits, and insurance to ensure proper spending and safety across school facilities.
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Board of
Hai Cation
Abe Charnay
Wayne Z. Branum
Township
William Oostermiller
Helen P Kirkpatrick
Natal
Osterniller
Lift Licenses Of Light Motorists In Maytvale Court
Eight motorists had licenses revoked by Maytvale Henry Goldhor in Municipal Court for speeding or careless driving. Names include Emm Corsi, Bernard Sonowczuk, Guido G Pozo, Gerald uc vot, William Stover, Dominick N Vieni, Israeh Muni, and Jim Gerald Vv Coys, with penalties ranging from fines to losses of license and hospitalizations noted for several cases.
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May Tvale
Henry Goldhor
Arees
Emm Corsi
Brown
Avenue
Bloomfield
Bernard Sonowczuk
Salem Road
Union
Guido G. Pozo
Belmont Terrace
Newark
Genald Uc Vot
Sterker Avenue
William Stover
Clinton Avenue
Anile Xaney
Dominick N. Vieni
Nareh Avenue
Plainfield
Israeh Muni
Asti Clinton Avenue
Spoeting
Jim Gerald
Democrats To Hear Meyner Williams In April Event
The Vin ton County Democratic Committee announced a speakership event featuring Abner Varmi ner and U S Senator Harrison Williams with Joseph Tigeins, Edward J. Whelas and county leaders. The meeting, led by Edward J. Whelas as general chairman, noted rising sales and distillations across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Abner Varmiiner
Frank O'Connell
Gow
Hobert
Meyner
Elizabeth
HitaPim
Gay
Meyrey
U. S
School Furniture Contract Awarded
The Board of Education awarded furniture contracts for the high school addition. Business Furniture Co. of Elizabeth won desks and chairs for 12 978.70, Fred Medart Products Inc. won gymnastics equipment for 4, and several industrial arts items were approved. An 8-foot fence at the high school was approved for 5 189.21 with two 12-foot gates at Ryan Street and the tennis court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Educattiontich
Busin Furniture Co
Elizabeth
Fred Medart Products Inc
Ryan Street
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Rahway
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Union Tl
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Ship Committee
Arnold R. Kent
Burkam Bros
Remor
Waverly
Hillside Times
N. Broad St
Cancer Crusade
Dubow
Liberty Pharmacy
Del
Hillside Radio & TV
Joe Musik
Bloy St
Sinai
Sol Hersh Studio Torine
Max Schleifer
Schleifer
Ateff
Isadore Holtz
Maui Pogash
Cooper
Cite Special School Service
Fundy
Sidney Friedman
Ini Tol
Hon
Wie Qadited
Louis J. Hess
Autimobiles
Ane
le Aveon Insurance Engineers
Aryl
Hess
Cilbert Charberiali
Forowy
Prada
Additio
Jerome J Trew
de Miltoy M. Lilien
de Williaam Wacker
Ward J Morass
Halph A. Schwarts
Health
Jxunis
Fischer
Fischer Chrysler
Roma St
Prowney
Broad St
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Meyner, Williams
Jackson
Shoe Mart
Town Bakery
Liberty Ave
Jack Reclus
Moore
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