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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1957
Page
6
Hillside officials disagree on 1957 tax rate, with estimates ranging 43 to 60 points. The debate centers on how many dollars per tax point comprise the rate, and whether new levies will raise about $194000 or more, leaving residents puzzled over expected increases and revenue figures.
A Liberty Avenue businessmen meeting features speakers Lawrence Levitas Sidney Four oral accountants Harold Friedman Harold Fertig and Her at plus Alex E. Silberman. The topic How to File Your Income Tax Return Property and Save Tax Dollars is discussed at 8 30 pm at 400 Bloy Street Hall.
A dated list shows recurring meetings and events from Hillside organizations including PTA chapters Hadassah Bnai Brith Women and civic groups. Highlights include school PTAs parent education concerts charity luncheons and board meetings from March 7 to March 27 with expected observances and installations.
The note lists February born famous men and mentions Ethel Agnet celebrating her birthday on February 19. It also covers a fifth grade poetry program led by Miss Doll with Marianne Cip roth as chairman. Students recited pieces by Ron Dennison Ella Higginson William Rands Howard Walter Madeline Bridges and others.
Newark College of Engineering president Robert W Van Houten was elected to The Howard Savings Institution board of managers. He holds degrees from Newark College of Engineering and New Jersey Normal School, and has honorary doctorates from Rider College and Stevens Institute. He serves with Red Cross Newark Hospital trustees and civic groups and resides in Millburn with his wife and three children.
Sixth grade students study their diet this week by making a food survey. They chart substances including minerals carbohydrates proteins and vitamins and mark checks for each day. At week’s end they plan menus to ensure all nutrients are obtained.
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