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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1958

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High School Additions Bid Totals Come In Under Estimate

Bids for additions to the high school came in at 942,992, about 313,000 under the initial 1.505 million estimate. The board awarded separate contracts to Dan McCarron & Son for general construction, Golish Iron Works for plumbing, Cantello Plumbing for plumbing, Boro Plumbing for heating, and Louis H. Lessner Electric for electrical work. Approval by the State Department for Education is pending. Two janitors, Fred Linkin and Ralph Sorrentino, were granted retirement effective June 30. A communications system bid was invited for Thurden Locker School, with other contracts awarded for floor refinishing painting supplies and fuel oil. Three new teachers were named at the high school.

Board of Education Jose F. Berting General Construction Dan McCarron & Son Elizabeth Golish Iron “Works Hawthorne Cantello Plumbing Co. Inc SAAS Boro State Department For Education Fred Linkin Ralph Sorrentino Linkin Eillside Avenue Sorrentino Thurden Leslie C. Plumb Jeanne Cox Adrienne de Cicco

Desention 4 Our Low Tax Rate Invitation To Spending

A letter argues against tying school costs to local taxes and contends Hillside's 1958 tax rate of 7.00 per hundred. For a $5,000 home the tax is $350, but families face other expenses such as federal income tax and basic necessities. The piece questions the notion that local taxes are the sole family worry and urges considering overall living costs and needs.

Winifred Michaels Hillside

Remanded To Jury For Auto Larceny

Karl Nottensteiner twenty one of 17 May street Irvington held for Grand Jury in five hundred dollar bail by Magistrate Henry Goldhor on auto larceny charge. He waived preliminary hearing. Police charged Nottensteiner and a juvenile with stealing a truck March six from William Carracino of 138 Warren street Roselle Park while parked at North Broad and Hillside. The juvenile turned to juvenile authorities. Edmund Broslawski forty one of 201 Neptune avenue Jersey City fined twenty five for careless driving after accident at Hillside and Chestnut. McLaughlin twenty one of 171 Orange avenue South Orange fined twenty five for disorderly conduct on April twelve.

Karl Nottensteiner May Street Irvington Henry Goldhor Nottensteiner William Carracino Warren Street Roselle Park North Broad Street Hillside Avenue Edmund J. Broslawski Neptune Avenue Jersey City Hillside Chestnut Avenue McLaughlin Orange Avenue South Orange

High School Saving Break For Taxpayer

A Board of Education spokesman explains low bids for additions to the high school leave a $313,048 gap. The funds could cut taxes only if authorized. otherwise the money will bolster repairs and replacements or be moved to Current Expense or used for new construction. Savings also come from reduced architects fees and possible investment, with net effects debated against bond costs.

Board of Education

C. O. P. Nominees Thank Hillside Voters

Karl B. Ross Republican nominee for Township Committee and John C. Lapp Jr. party choice for tax collector thanked Hillside voters after the primary. They expressed deep appreciation for the confidence shown and said the climate is cleared for an intensive examination of municipal posture to ensure integrity and value for all residents.

Karl B. Ross John C. Lapp Hillside

Lute Share Honored At 85 Years In Basketball Service

Lute Share, Newark Board of Education member, was honored at a testimonial dinner at the Hotel Douglas Newark by about 250 friends for 85 years of service as player coach and official in basketball. Speakers recalled his career from playground action to retirement.

Lute Share Board of Education Douglas Newark Share Abe Cohen Benjamin Silversman East Side High School Joseph Esposito Newark Recreation Department Galsworthy Inc Jack Finkle Edward Gottlieb Recreation Commission Little League John Beattie Eugene Martin American Softball Association Beattie Herman Distler J. Emmet Knox Christ the King Church Peter G. Humanik Milton Rubin

Masonic Lodge Hosts Dinner for Grand Master Ullrich

Hillside Lodge 241 F and A M will honor August C Ullrich Sea Girt formerly Hillside as Grand Master of the Masonic Order of New Jersey at a dinner and reception April 26 at the Masonic Temple Elizabeth Dinner at 6 and reception at 8 Ullrich has long service in Masonry including past master of Hillside Lodge in 1937 He has held multiple offices and served on various committees and foundations Also active in Eastern Star Kiwanis and local government roles.

Hillside Lodge C. Ullrich Sea Girt Hillside Turday Masonic Temple North Broad Street Elizabeth Ullrich Masonic Order of New Jersey Atlantic City Williard Goodwin Royal Arch Masons New Jersey SPRS Lana Order of the Eastern Star of Hillside Board of Education Borough of Hillside Manasquan Kiwanis Club

Revaluation Time Extension Sought by Township Committee

The township committee seeks an extension of the property revaluation deadline beyond January 1. Six firms bidding on the project say they cannot finish by the limit. State and local officials plan to push for legislation and league support to lengthen the timeline.

Howard J. Bloy State League of Municipalities Bloy County Board of Taxation Max Sehteifer Supreme Court Middletown Township

Drive Monday Nite In Cancer Crusade

The residential drive for the Cancer Crusade will be held next Monday from 6 to 4 pm. District captains urge workers to mobilize residents for a strong effort during these hours with cooperation requested from Deputy Fire Chief William Hamilton and local volunteers. Contributions from industry arrive steadily led by Township Committeeman Max Schleifer. Harold Gottleber Irene and George Cohen urge residents to participate with a checkup and a check.

William FF. Hamilton Max Schleifer Harold S. Gottleber Irene George Cohen

Gas Tanks Approved at Route 22 Station

Permission was granted for three 4,600 gallon gas tanks to be installed at a station on 666 Route 22 Schulman voted no stating too many tanks on Route 22. Michael Tobin asked about municipal parking on Liberty Avenue. Mayor Winston said council is considering an offer for land nearby. A public hearing on curb construction on North Avenue was postponed to May pending study of a township request for state highway department improvement.

Sun Ol Company Route 22 Schulman Michael Tobin Liberty Avenue Adolph A. Winston Counittes North Avenue State High Way Department

Bnai Brith Lodge Officers Elected at Sinai Congregation

Hillside Lodge 151 of Bnai Brith elected officers at Sinai Congregation 1631 Maple Ave Monday night. Joseph Ram was named President with Robert Lipson Nat Ackerman Monroe Ackerman as vice presidents, George Yampolsky as treasurer, Simon Mass as financial secretary. Robert Rosenberg served as monitor, Sidin e baum as guardian. Trustees elected include Theodore Solinsky Paul Miller Harry Torine George Cohen Sidney Englander Seymour Corsover Ly o Bateman Dr Milton M Lillen Dr Joseph Peyser and Dr Harold Estersohn with awards presented by the retiring president Rosenberg.

Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue Joseph Ram Robert Lipson Nat Monroe Ackerman George Yampolsky Simon N Mass Vanamdine Nsy Buardian Sidinese Baum Monitor Robert Rosenberg Theodore Solinsky Paul Miller Harry Torine George Cohen Sidney Englander Seymour Cors Lyo Bateman Milton M. Lillen Joseph Peyser Harold Estersohn Rosenberst

Freshman Beverly Norfolk pledged to Tau Beta Sigma

Beverly Norfolk of 167 Virginia Street becomes a pledge at Upsala College in East Orange to Tau Beta Sigma sorority while pursuing a bachelor of science in education. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norfolk.

Beverly &. Norfolk Upsala College East Orange

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