Hillside Industrial Group marks 10th anniversary at Winfield Scott
The Hillside Industrial Association’s tenth anniversary celebration, honoring past presidents, features Gov. Meyner and local officials among attendees. The 4:30 p.m. event in Elizabeth includes a social hour, dinner, and remarks by association members detailing year highlights and milestones since 1948.
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Hillside Industrial Association
Robert B. Meyner
Max Schleifer
Wayne T. Branom
Howard J. Bloy
U.S
Clifford P. Case
Harrison Williams, Jr
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
James L. Macwithey
Bristol-Myers Vo
Harold Ward
Arthur Rescorla
Norman S. Baer
Frank W. O'Brien
Fred A. Renard
Harry A. Cooper
William M. Bristol III
Herman Larsen
Neil Buie
Bo Adlerbert
Alfred Driscoll
Gov. Meyner
Little League
New Jersey Water Users' Association
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Library Trustees Reelect Officers
Hillside Public Library trustees reelected officers last Thursday night. Officers include President Dr H Irving Dunn Vice president Dr Wayne T Branom Superintendent of Schools Secretary Paul K Owen and Treasurer Mrs John M Ma.
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The
Hillside Public Library
H. Irving Dunn
Wayne T. Branom
Paul K. Owen
John M. Ma
Mancuso Disowns Tax Office Tieup in Open Nights
Mancuso, seeking re election to the Board of Education, denies ties to any candidate amid rumors. He praises Hillside schools and calls for year round public interest in education. Campaign chair Jack Valente urges re election, praising his service on the board. Col lector Pozar announces four Monday evening office hours for tax payments January 19 26 February 2 9 from 7 to 8 pm.
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Mancuso
Tax Office
Charles 5
Board of Education
Hillside
Jack Valente
Varlente
Colleeter
John C. Pozar
Taxation figures revise school levy impact in Union County
Union County tax data show new ratables totaling 928062 versus 700000 earlier estimates. School tax point values range from 4700 to 5200, with net school levy rising about 16 points despite higher ratables. New revenue totals reach 64610, split about half to schools, keeping the school tax increase near the same level as prior projections.
Koch Campaigns Meeting People In Local Elections
Sheldon Koch campaign events continued with public meetings to discuss education policy and budget priorities. A Koch spokesman urged residents to attend the February 10 Board of Education election and vote.
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Sheldon Koch
Board of Education
Sheldon
Koch
Toether
Kyoch
Clark Street
Sherman Luckno
Charles Levine
Leonard Levine
Louis Marks
Morris ‘Tepper
Leo Menkin
Euene Weiner
Hillside Industrial Association Marks Tenth Anniversary
Hillside celebrates ten years of cooperation between businesses and residents. The Hillside Industrial Foundation funded local projects including a recreation fieldhouse and religious-building funds. The group has earned praise from Governors Driscoll and Meyner and supported the post office and Youth Industry initiatives.
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Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Ford Foundation
Hillside Avenue
Stone Supporters Cite His Service at Hillside Education Meeting
Over 100 attendees gathered at Mr and Mrs Harry Nacht 219 Belleview Terrace to back Harvey Stone for the 2 year unexpired Board of Education term. Speakers praised his community service business experience and urged election to maintain high educational standards. stone thanked supporters and pledged to use his business skills for efficient administration if elected.
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Harvey Stone
Board of Education
Harry Nacht
Belleview Terrace
Stones
Stone
Hillside Board of Education
Party Tonight For School Candidate
A “Getting To Know You” party is planned for Thursday January 15 at 8 30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Irvin Sehimer 1457 Mann Avenue for Mrs Enid Goldman candidate for a three year term on the Board of Education. Mrs Robert Goldman campaigns on extending the program.
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Irvin Sehimer
Mann Avenue
Enid Goldman
Board of Education
Robert Goldman
Mer
School safety focus and guidance program discussed
The speaker stressed physical safety for school buildings and playgrounds in the township. Mrs Goldman noted after the child to experience, all are anxious to ensure the highest degree of safety for the children. Another subject will cover the guidance program and how it can best serve the needs of all serious children.
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Goldman
Home Meeting For John Beattie On Board Election
Friends of John Beattie hosted the first in a series of home meetings Friday at 34 Jerome Avenue. Beattie listed civic activity over the years and stressed his aim to improve the school system from an objective view. Thirty seven attendees.
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John Beatti
Board of Education
Vincent A. Vir Fale
Jerome Avenue
Sisterhood Donor Dinner Plans Discussed
The regular meeting of the Sisterheart of the Cona tive Congregation of Hillside was held at Mrs. Sheldon Koch’s home on 232 Churk street. Mordecy plans for the donation dinner in April were discussed.
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Sisterhood
Sisterheart
Conative Congregation
Hillside
Sheldon Koch
Churk Street
Township budget outlines raises and code revisions
A conference with the Township Committee, department heads and board chairmen reviewed 1959 budget steps including a $200 across the board raise for all teachers, a $50 to $150 raise for non professional staff, and a projected tax increase of about 21 points before new ratables. Building code modernization and ordinance codification were proposed with public hearings set and debt service noted as fixed.
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Reeumominla
Lune
Vo Wiliam di Iuione
Towership
di Bune
Carmen Monaco
Township
Tiawnship
Torreation
Peter G. Human
Reprain
Siytest
Joseph Ram
Ram
Dr Grant Heads Health Board In New Officers Elected
Francis J. Grant was elected president of the Board of Health at the annual reorganizational meeting in the Municipal Building. Dr. Joseph Peyser declined reappointment and two new members were seated Dr. Sidney Stein and Henry J. Roche.
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Francis J. Grant
Sidem Avenue
Board of Health
Joseph Peyser
Sidney Stein
North Avenue
Henry J. Roche
McMichael Place
Hillside Tax Ratables Increase Reported by Union County Board
The Union County Board of Taxation announced Hillside ratables for 1959 totaling $47,004,177, an increase of $929,062 over 1968. The rise is expected to yield about $2010 in new revenue.
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Union County Board of Taxation
Recreation Board Approves 4240 Budget With Increases
The Recreation Board approved a 4240 budget last Wednesday night to present to the Township Committee. Salaries and wages total 20415 with 13025 for other expenses. Planned activities include social and folk dancing, a Golden Age Club, a Sportsman's Club and ice skating supervision. An appropriation of 500 was set for a playgrounds survey. Art classes at Hillside Avenue School by Mrs Ballin continue, and Shanty Shack extended to May 2. The board also seeks county wide skating fees and named officials for commission basketball leagues.
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Board of Recreation Commissioners
Mt Tehe
Hillside Avenue School
Hella
Ballin
Peter G Humanik
Ie Board of Freeholders
Estalish
Ann Fee
Willian Martie Je. Huwald Manlok
Creer Coppel
Cor Mission
Group Forms To Elect Mrs White For Township Office
A committee formed to elect Mrs Jeyn A White to the Beard Livation announces its chair Seavcla and officers. They praise Mrs White as a forward looking candidate to guide Millside community growth through the jet age. Tax totals for December show 79 451 30 in taxes and 2 53449 in assessments announced by Collector Tony Poear.
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Albert N Seavcla
Poet Street
Jeyn
Seavela
Chimnad
Mildred Raphael
Flee Charman
Ruthpesser
Weasurer
Sol Frank
Rel Teaseh
Seacela
White
Edication
AML
Tony. Poear
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Industrial Group
Leonard Friedman
Bert Lager
Bernard Bernstein
Hillside Community Orchestra
Browney Funeral Home
Broad St
Alfred E. Driscoll
John Beattie
Virginia Street
Dr. Grant
Peyser
Robert Rosen
Kenneth Hathaway
Adolph A. Wineston
Max Sehlel
Winston
Hathaway and
Roche
Stein
Benjanmine Slimmer
Civil Service Commission
She Horsul Girard Mpetiniss
Yay
Eoch
Sidney
DR. Pra
J, Grant
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hillxide Russell Stover
Hallmark
Town Bakery
Liberty Ave
Juondee Wartburg
Brom St
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Recreation Board
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Jack Reclus
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Jean A. White
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