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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
1
A revived Comprehensive Master Plan for Hillside is critiqued for bypassing the current zoning ordinance and past planning delays. The piece questions four core issues including rising costs tied to living, housing code impacts, limited industrial space, and youth migration from the center to outer areas amid tax and development pressures.
Township committee boosts memorial program focus as Hillside schools officials join the 50th anniversary steering group. A public hearing on a 2,405,999 budget with a seven point municipal tax decrease is set for Tuesday March 5 at the Municipal Building.
A Hillside Kiwanis sponsored committee of service club reps will raise funds for Hillside PAL through a community drive. Louis J. Hess chairs the effort to mail letters to residents and businesses, after Paul Kifner outlined PAL’s deficits and $6,000 needed to operate the program and building.
Brand new two family home with six large rooms and two bathrooms. Air conditioned with garage. Rent set at 175 dollars per month. Open for inspection Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Located at 542 McMichael P. Phone MU 6 251.
The New Jersey State Elks run the Shield Campaign for Crippled Children's work with a unique structure. Funds are allocated back to the local geographic areas for use by local Lodges, augmenting local collections. The appeal is state run with no national contributions or administration. All spending in New Jersey targets New Jersey Children regardless of race or creed.
The Hillside PAL presents a 7 pm card party and raffle at the PAL Building to fund the operational and maintenance fund. A teen dance ages 14 and older follows on Saturday evening. Fire Capt. Edward Ruhl teaches leathercraft to PAL instructors, who pass it to ages 10 to 13.
Thomas Icklan 8th grade Hillside Ave School teacher explained the new mathematics taught to 7th and 8th graders. He demonstrated with five students and described a shift from drill focus to pattern analysis using the binary system and playful tools. The talk was introduced by Dr Wayne Branom and interclub meet tickets were handled by Thad Jascor for March 28 at Chiam Chateau Mountainside.
Township Committeeman Max Schleifer of 1455 Highland Ave will not seek re election after seven years on the Hillside governing body. He will focus on business and personal interests while planning to support a successor. The 75 year old, Newark agency executive and Hillside banker declined to run as Hillside Democrats prepare for candidates in coming weeks.
Two New Jersey bills propose to raise Hillside’s state school aid next year by 107000, totaling 321375 for 1963 64, with further adjustments to the aid formula. If enacted by June 10, the extra funds would cut local property taxes under a revised per pupil and fair share system led by Sen Wayne Dumont Jr and Sen John A Waddington, with Assembly sponsors including Hauser Barkalow Hiering McGowan and Mrs Mildred Hughes.
Hillside voters approved the Capital Outlay section of the Board of Education budget for 1963 64 by 411 128 at a special election held Tuesday. The Current Expense total of 1 834 624 was approved after defeat at the February 13 regular election.
The Hillside Camera Club sponsored by the Hillside Recreation Commission elected Joseph G. Polakoff as President Helene Guerny as Secretary Thomas Greene Jray as Treasurer Joe Loeb as Color Chairman Martin Fischbein as Black and White Chairman Dr Aaron S Weiner as representative G Polakoff as Program Chairman The club meets on the second and fourth Mondays at the Municipal A slide show titled Making Pictures People Like was presented February 25 Membership is open
Sinai Congregation observes Youth Sabbath on Saturday morning March 2 with teenage members leading services in the main sanctuary.
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