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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1958
Page
1
Union County Board of Taxation reported Friday that Hillside property assessments for 1958 total 46,221,115, an increase over 1957 of 902,362. The rise reflects higher valuation across parcels and related tax implications for local jurisdictions.
Mrs. Robert Lilien of 671 Lincoln Avenue Orange announces the birth of a daughter Nancy Sue on January 9 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital. Nancy is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Woris of Orange and Dr Milton M Lilien of 152 Clark Street.
The Newark Airport case against airlines opens before U.S. District Judge William F. Smith seeking an injunction to curb noisy flights and damages for residents, led by Hillside figures Dr. Lawrence G. Berkjer and Irving S. Jay. More than 100 witnesses expected, trial likely two weeks. Also commentary on a Metropolitan School Study Council survey questioning Hillside’s school costs and assessment practices.
The Hillside Community Orchestra at Hillside High School on Thursday January 23 will showcase three soloists. Arbert Steier performs Weber Concer and piano soloist Mario Lombardo presents his own Elegy. Guest conductor Leonard Strassman leads a 60‑member ensemble.
Monroe Ackerman of Newark has been chosen as attorney for the Planning Board succeeding Magistrate Henry Kor. Ackerman, 885 Hollywood Avenue, is vice chairman of the Democratic municipal committee and Democratic Leader of the Loth district. He earned a BA from the University of Chicago in 1949 and a JD from Chicago University Law School in 1952. He was admitted to practice in 1952 and 1953, and as counselor in 1955. He is a member of the Newark law firm Rudd and Ackerman and holds offices in several lodges and congregations. He is married to Jayne Kaplan. they have a son, Andrew, 18 months old.
Collector John C. Pozar announced this week that December tax collections totaled $83,332.17 and assessment collections $3,537.40. Total collections for 1957 were $3,136,948.70 in taxes and $50,665.27 in assessments.
Robert A. Paulsen of E. I. Du Pont will present Brief Case for Business to the Hillside Industrial Association at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth on Thursday January 16. LEAVE FOR FLORIDA Mr and Mrs Daniel J Feldman of 214 Williamson Ave left January 10 for a month at Miami Beach.
A workshop on Miss Marion J. Earl's farm at 178 Anton Street burned Monday afternoon. Police said the workshop contained rakes hoses and storm windows but an estimate of the loss could not be obtained as Miss Earl was in Florida at the time.
Two Westminster homes were robbed of over 25 000 in furs jewelry and other valuables in a major weekend burglary. Edward Gottlieb and Harry Weinstein reported losses including a 5 000 mink coat 3 000 diamond bracelet and 2 800 diamond earrings among items totaling about 20 584. Weinstein’s residence yielded a silver chest camera and other goods totaling about five thousand dollars. Police noted entry through a rear door and a broken first floor bedroom window with the dogs not alerting neighbors.
Hillside Lions Club will honor Will Howell a local school attendance and veteran affairs officer for his service to the blind in Hillside. The January 22 ceremony at the Veterans Memorial Building is tied to the Union County Blind Association and will mark the club's first such award to a Hillside resident.
Officers of the Lilside Repairs Keu Club were elected Wednesday night at Pal American Hall 400 Blay Street. John J Jakuboski named president, succeeding John Wy Fevay. Other officers include Arnold 21 MceClaw, Rose Lampe, David Klaymha, recording secretary Alice Walsh, corresponding secretary Elizabeth Weis hapl, treasurer Doulas J Maine land, sergeant-at-arms Bank Dee, trustees for 3 years Evelyn Carey Ramon Ballito and Daniel W Seib.
Hillside Public Library board of trustees held its annual organization meeting Thursday night, returning Dr Hy Irving Dunn as president, Dr Wayne T Branom, Superintendent of Schools, vice president, and Paul K Owen secretary. Mrs John M Malone was named treasurer after Mrs Bernard Senner declined to be considered for reelection. Mayor Adolph A Winston was welcomed as the new member of the board, succeeding former mayor William Di Miteny.
Henry H. Nussbaum of 336 Trinity Place was installed Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor for 1954 at an installation dinner last night at Hotel Stacy Trent in Trenton. The event was part of Kiwanis International mid winter conference with Hillside Kiwanis delegates Dr Bernard Senner Emanuel Reiter and Dr Ralph A Schwartz and Charles Shenowen serving as treasurer.
Mancuso of 160 Silver Avenue and Francis Canty Council 3197 led a budget filing for the Hillside school system with petitions by Frank at TN, Cormier board president. The article outlines multiple budget figures and the roles of board members and local officials as it discusses debt service and tax levy for the 1958-59 period.
Recreation superintendent Piley G Tumut announced a new adult art class as part of the winter program. Instructor Wiley Deppabies Anist will lead ten weekly sessions covering water color charcoal pastels and oils. The course starts January 27 at 7 30 p m in the Millside Avenue school art room with a $10 registration for up to 20 participants. Contact the Recreation Department at the Municipal Building for details.
The Washington PTA will host its annual card party and game night on Monday January 20 at 7 30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Refreshments will be served and many prizes awarded. Mrs Mark Swanger chairs with Mrs Dora Cohen and Mrs Elsa Kaplan as co chairs urging attendance.
Hillside hosts its 1958 Mothers March on Polio on Wednesday January 29, from 7 to 9 PM, co chaired by Mrs. Bert Lager and Mrs. Shirley Freedman. About 200 volunteers seek over half of local polio funds, with focus on rehabilitation, research, and Salk vaccine use. contact Ruth Pearlman for participation.
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