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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1963

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Hillside to mark 50th anniversary with committee lineup

Walter E. Corris named grand knight and Daily Journal staffer assists. Elizabeth named steering committee chair for Hillside 50th anniversary. Fire Commissioner Manciso selects township officials including Henry Goldher Edward Tyranski Mrs Ralph Schwartz Paul Kifner Mrs Kifner and Miss Jean Rae Turner. Events include a 6:30 p.m. dinner April 22 at Kingston Union and a 2 p.m. April 27 program at the Municipal Building.

S.manciso Henry Goldher Edward Tyranski Paul Kifner Charles S. Mancuso Jean-Rae Turner Robert Diamond Paul Kilmer Ralph Schwartz Walter E. Corris Henry Goldhor

Bank opens Italian marble Liberty Avenue office in Hillside

The Bank of Elizabeth launches a new Liberty Avenue branch at 1357 Liberty Ave with 8:30 a.m. hours, four tellers, two drive ins and one walk up window. Robert Wells manages the Hillside National Bank merger, and free key rings are offered at the opening.

The National State .Bank of Elizabeth Ita Liberty Ave David O. Evans Mth Elizabeth Bank Hillside National Bank National State Bank Robert Wells

Hillside School Board Election Sparks Debate on Independence

Op-ed criticizes Hillside Committee for Better Education and a planned candidate night. Questions the press presence and argues for open forums and keeping the board elective and autonomous from outside political pressures.

Teacher to Attend NJEA Delegate Assembly

Mrs Phyllis Brogan an eighth grade English teacher at Hillside Avenue School will attend the New Jersey Education Association Delegate Assembly in Trenton Saturday. She was elected last spring as a Union County delegate for a two year term and represents one of ninety New Jersey teachers within about 50 000 NJEA members. She also serves a second term as secretary of the Union County Conference of Teachers Associations.

Leslie R.tichenor Jr Liberty Ave Tichenor Assembly Union County Assembly Commission On Tax Hillside Ernest Voelk Clifton Union County Police Training Academy Plainfield Max Schleifer Robert Diamond Newark Alois Steir PAL New York City John A. Desch N. J. Municipal Clerks Association Louis A. Dischler William Ostermiller Rutgers University Charles S. Mancuso Phyllis Brogan Hillside Avenue New Jersey Education Association Trenton Brogan Union County New Jersey NJEA Union County Conference of Teachers’ Associations Schoen Awn. Morris School Davis & Elkins College West Virginia Union County Board of Realtors Union County Rent Control Hillside Kiwanis Club Peter G. Humanik Mildred-Hebs Jack Valenti Joseph P. Gerard Robert P. Toltz George Plichta

Mothers March Seeks Helpers for City Event

A Mothers March planning notice invites women to assist on January 31 from 7 to 8 PM. Call Mrs. Jo Petergary or Mrs. Iliam Beattie to volunteer. Collection tally at College Linn 334 Yale Ave. refreshments provided. Hillside Times to feature group heroes. Police and Fire Reserves to monitor the march.

Dimen Huraday Jo Petergary Iliam Beattie College Linn Yale Ave

Township seeks Green Acres funds for Hillside play area

Mayor Jonn A Weschwire asked the Board of Education to aid in securing Green Acres funds to expand Hillside Avenue School play space after the board learned it might acquire the Merkle property on Maple Avenue. The process requires the Township Committee to apply, with the state paying half the land cost and the community covering the rest and any improvements.

Spars, Inc Livingston Hillside Henry Goldhor Monroe Ackerman Irvington Essex County Board of Freeholders Menze Coal Co Newark Wolf Pl Helen Gargan 15 Wolf Pl Jonn A. Weschwire Board of Education Green Acres Hillside Ave Helen P. Kirkpatrick Howard’ J. Wolf Merkle Maple Aye

Tax Office Extends Evening Hours for 1963 Taxes

Collector John C. Pozar announced first quarter 1963 taxes are due Feb 1 and office hours will be 7 to 8 p m on Jan 21 26 and Feb 4. He reported 1962 total taxes collected 4 350 824 08 and assessments 21 139 78 with December 1962 taxes 89 691 78 and assessments 3 56.

John C. Pozar

Move to appoint Board of Education discussed at Candidates Night

Albert Schoen, candidate, charged a push to move from elective to appointive school board status. Sam Katz, Democratic chair, denied any such movement. Other candidates spoke on budget and qualifications as community groups debated governance.

Board of Education al Schoen Avechool Pta Manist Hillside Committee For Better Education Board of Educaton Albert Schoen Hillside Ave Schoen Sam Katz Dencratic Democratic Katz PTA. Schoensetd Charles S. Mancuso

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