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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
6
In a strongly worded letter George J. Wagner questions Hillside Township spending. He argues council growth and staffing will raise taxes and urges residents to attend Township Committee meetings to challenge the plans.
February 14 1966 piece recalls Hillside Community Orchestra Winter Concert and Art by Exhibit Plus Poetry awards. Readers dispute lack of painting coverage while audience admired a framed work sold amid fanfare.
Walter Howell, longtime educator and veterans advocate, to be honored May 7 at a testimonial dinner by friends in Newark. The event supports his service in Hillside and Irvington schools and community roles, with committee members from local civic groups and schools.
Notices dated Feb 24 and Feb 10 1965 announce creditors must file claims against estates in New Jersey Surrogate Court. Harry Weinstein and Carl Ureldel estates list claim deadlines and attorney details. Includes a translation of filing actions and fees. lists include Jersey City and Newark addresses.
An opinion letter argues Hillside taxes rise due to Township Committee actions. It cites a Central Avenue road department building sold for 108000 dollars, a 160000 dollar police garage addition, and a planned 38000 dollar fire engine, claiming new ratables raise taxes and urging expense cuts.
Janet Decorators advertises slip covers draperies upholstering shades and venetian blinds at 1316 Broad St opposite Hillside Shop Rite. Navy contact WA 3-6932. 12-tf.
Cheerful sleeping room available for working gentlemen. Two furnished rooms with complete kitchen and all utilities. 2nd floor in Clean Home near Newark and Elizabeth. For information call 923-2935 or 351-0868.
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