Hillside 1960 ratables rise little. taxes face bigger school bill
Union County tax board reports Hillside 1960 ratables up only 337,512 to 47,489,589 causing about 25,000 additional city revenue. Board of Education tax rise in tentative budget totals 66,412. Municipal budget to include 42 hour week for firefighters with 12 supervisors starting at 54,720 and projected 15,000 more. Total potential increase nears 110,000 or 22 tax points, complicating funding.
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Union County Board of Taxation
Hillside
Board of Education
Contention 4 An Elephantine Problem and High Teacher Pay
An inquiry by William Adamowitz about stabling an elephant for his business triggers zoning health and police concerns. Officials warn housing an elephant may be illegal in residence zones and require formal permits, with safety and sanitation hurdles. Separately Hillside seeks a $9,000 teacher pay ceiling by 1960, noting current top is $8,500 and other NJ towns inch toward higher maxima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Adamowitz
Harvard Avenue
Zoning Board
Board of Health
J. David Ordower
Adamowitz
Robert Diamont
Health Board
Police Department
Diamond
Ernest A. Vuelle
SPCA
Voelk
Sarasota
Fla
Barnum & Bailey Circus
New York Police Department
District Captains for New Mothers March Thursday
District captains coordinate a New Mothers March of Dimes house to house solicitation on Thursday evening January 25 from 7 to 11. Residents are urged to donate to fight polio and crippling diseases. The Maple Hall headquarters will host volunteers for the event.
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Maple Hall
Hearing Monday On Education Budget
Public hearing on the Board of Education budget for 1960 61 will be held Monday January 25 at 8 p.m. in the School Administration Building at 195 Virginia Street. Total appropriations total 2 049 301.25 up 128 669.50 from last year with four categories Current Expense Sundry Accounts Capital Outlay and Debt Service. Major item is 1 303 660 for instruction salaries under Current Expense up 55 568 to fund seven new teachers and salary adjustments.
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Board of Education
Virginia Street
Hillside Tax Office Opens Three Nights in January and February
Hillside's tax office will be open the next three Monday nights January 25 February 28 and April 1959 announced by Collector John C Pozar. Collections total 3 623 254 51 with assessments 13 159 49 December tax receipts were 102 201 62 and assessment collections 256 24 for the month.
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Hillside
John C. Pozar
Pozar
Recreation classes open for art golf and social events
Peter G. Humanik recreation superintendent announced that the Board of Recreation Commissioners will start adult art golf and social classes. Registrations are being accepted at the Municipal Building by postcard or phone WA 4 2219, with classes to begin within two weeks.
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Peter G. Humanik
Recreation Superinfolent
Lutet
Board of Recreasion Commissioners
Recreation Department
Plans for Hillside PAL fund drive progress report
Community examines fund raising options for Hillside PAL and the Youth Building on Hillside Avenue opposite the Municipal Building. Police Commissioner Louis A. Dischler leads the committee as house to house canvass dates and future events are announced. total raised nears a target with ongoing drives by the Hillside Industrial Foundation and bank notices showing progress. Continued on Page 8.
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Hillside Pal
Hillside Avenue
Louis A. Dischler
Hiside Nation Bank
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Hillside Photo Service
Hillside Pal Guildiing Fund
Henry Groh
Hillside National Bank
Louly Adischlér
Eugene Kolakowski
To Model Fabrics for Industry Unit
An event for Hillside Industrial Association members showcases fabrics by Pi male and two male models. Mrs Gloria James of Celanese Corp directs the program at Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth on Thursday January 22 at 5 15 pm. Dorothy Grocer to receive a scroll for work with Hillside PAL with guests including Hillside Business & Professional Women's Club members and wives of association members. Cocktails at 3 15 with music afterward and highballs. hosted by the Hill Side National Bank.
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Hillside Industrial Association
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Inuiraim
Gloria James
Celanese Corp
New York
Dorothy Grocer
Hillside Pal
Hillside Business & Professional Women's Club
Associatm
Oit
National Bank
Di Buono Honored At Sunday Testimonial Dinner
Mayor V. William Di Buono will be feted at a testimonial dinner Sunday January 2 at 7 p.m. at the Elizabeth Carteret Motel. Democratic officials say the event honors the first Democrat elected to a second term as county leader with attendance expected from County Chairman James J. Binnealy and county mayors. Di Buono announced he will seek the party’s nomination for the U S House from the Sixth District, covering all of Union County.
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William di Buono
House of Representatives
Union County
Hillside GOP to Interview Township Candidates
The Hillside Republican policy group invites all interested residents to contact for interviews for Township Committee vacancies this year. Two posts include township committeemen and chairman. contact Vincent A. Vitale at 834 Jerome Avenue before February.
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Hillside Republican Policy Group
Hillside
Vincent A. Vitale
Jerome Avenue
Credit Union Approvals and School Board Withdrawals Noted
The board discussed Prank K. Wasilak withdrawing from a school board race after the filing deadline, with guidance that court order permits withdrawals. A separate vote granted permission to form a Federal credit union for police and fire department members, open to municipal employees, supervised by the federal government. An ordinance to create a maintenance garage supervisor post and salary was introduced, and two ordinances on curbs and parking were adopted.
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Praik K. Wasilak
Thur Street
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
I Board of Education
de. West
Gilbert C. Chamberlin
Police
Public Safety Forces
William Ostermiller
Municipal Affairs
Robert Diamond
John Raab
State Street
Hiller Enters TB Press Project from Hillside School
Hiller from Hillside High School is among three Union County high school newspapers entered in the 1959 school press project of the Union County Tuberculosis and Health League. The entry has been forwarded to the New Jersey Tuberculosis and Health Association for judging with papers from other counties. Judges include Miss Christine Lear of Newark State College and Miss Dorothea Wincent of Elizabeth Daily Journal. The Hiller features an article titled Everybody Hates Me and a student drawn cartoon. Faculty adviser is Edward Winans.
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Tiler
Ruilside High School
Union County
Union County Tuberculosis and Health League
New For Tuberculosis and Health Association
Luton County
Christine Lear
Sistant
Heath
Newark State College
Union
Dorothea Wincent
Elizabeth Daily Journal
The
Hiller
Hillside
Edward Winans
Install Officers of Italian Group for 1960
The Iranian American Cayis Association held its annual installation and New Year party at the College Inn on Saturday night. Officers installed for 1960 include President Vito Volturo and Vice President Charles Chirichiello with other posts filled by Angelo Miserentino John Fredo Thomas Ferzalone Joseph Fazio Pat Casale Harry Dioniesio Frank Volturo and Carmen Ferrigno. Retiring President John Zambola received a gold watch. Music by Ed Zio bro and his Charms plus a billet dinner and hourly door prizes completed the event.
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Cayis Association
College Inn
Vito Volturo
Charles Chirichiello
Angelo Miserentino
John Fredo
Thomas Ferzalone
Joseph Fazio
Pat Casale
Harry Dioniesio
Frank Volturo
Carmen Ferrigno
John Zambola
Chayes
Chirichiello
William di Buono
Organim Fallon
Hillside
di Buono
Ed Ziobro
Vita Voltuto
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Frank Hathaway
Raymond Gorman
Morris Levy
John Muceino
Phil Rizzuto
Nathan Gordon
Poblici
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William Krautblatt
Aloysius Studney
Howard Kobrin
Harold Berlin
Nicholas D'Ambolia
Abraham Berger
Albert Tusner
Morris Friedman
Max Frieder
Distier
Ben Unterman
Americo D'Augostino
Edward Kayle
Imonial
Gop
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Wozniak Funeral Home
Myrtle Ave
18Th Avve
Irvington
N. J
Essex
Ostermiller
Max Schleifer
Schleifer
Union County Board of Freeholders
Union County Park Commission
City of
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VFW
J. Vincent Moynihan
DAV Commanders and Adjutants
Washington, D. C
TB Press
Liberty Pharmacy
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Jack Reclus
New ST
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