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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
3
The First State Bank of Union reports 1962 growth nine years after opening in 1953. Frank M. Pitt, President, notes resources rising from 22.5 million to 27.7 million and deposits increasing from 20.5 million to 25.3 million.
The Progress Club invites all Board of Education hopefuls to its annual Candidate Night. The open forum is set for Tuesday evening January 22 at 8 30 p m at the Sinai Congregation Youth Center Maple Avenue at Clark Street. Peter Humanik finance chairman will present and discuss the 1963 64 budget ahead of candidate talks. Sidney Englander club president leads the event with the Board of Governors assisting and Fred Weisbart handling refreshments.
Hillside Republican Club endorsed removing the Lehigh Valley Railroad grade crossing at Long Aves amid plans to reroute Central Railroad of New Jersey passenger trains. The club formed committees to probe Menza Coal fuel depot plans near Wolf Place and to study state income or sales taxes. Residents protest the depot due to nearby homes and Irvington’s opposition.
The Americanism Award Committee of Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith meets to choose the 1963 recipient for the annual award. It honors unselfish community service and devotion to the needy in Hillside Township. Committee members include co-chairmen Robert Lipson and Robert Rosenberg, Henry Goldhor, secretary, and others. Past honorees are listed.
The Union County Chapter of the American Cancer Society received a 500 contribution from the Unico Chapter of Hillside. Presented by Jack Valenti and Mildred Hess, the check went to Robert F. Ardrey of Westfield, Society president. Ardrey praised Unico for support in research education and patient services.
The Hillside Board of Education outlines the 1963 64 budget increase of 73 463 45 dollars about 3 percent and how it affects property taxes under the new revaluation plan. It notes higher taxes for homes valued at 25 000 40 percent reassessment and provides details on teacher additions and new programs while citing cost rises for maintenance and a five year window replacement plan. Also includes a Surrogate's Notice to Creditors for the estate of William H Curtis with six month claims period.
The Newark Denver League and Children’s Asthma Research Institute host a paid-up membership evening on January 21 at 1886 Springfield Ave Maplewood. Mrs George Kornfeld presides. Mrs Jerry Goldberg inducts new Life Members. A Graycee Cosmetics demo and a homemade cake sale are planned.
Notice to legal voters of Hillside Township Union County New Jersey sets a public hearing at Hillside High School 1085 Liberty Ave on January 30 1963 at 8:00 PM to review the tentative 1963 64 budget. The budget will be available for inspection at the Secretary's office 198 Virginia St Hillside during school days 6 PM to 4 PM from publication date through January SG 1943.
The Sinai Congregation Men’s Club held an officers and Board of Trustees meeting at Harry Stadlin’s home as it begins its second year. Elected were President Harry Stadlin and other officers including Abraham Miller and Heywood Girion. Trustees named included Joseph Berger and Cyrus Berger. The group outlined plans for the coming year and set the next meeting for January 17 at 8:30 p.m.
A five week old girl named Diane was found dead in a carriage behind her home on Tuesday. Police say the cause was suffocation. Mrs William H Hook Jr of 320 Florence Ave reported placing the infant outside before noon and returning to find the child with an unnatural pallor.
Mayor John A. Desch and School Board President Thomas A. Roy said they will study the tax policy commission recommendations to protect residents as the Township Committee and Board of Education seek clarification on the fiscal impact.
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