Hillside Tax Ratables Rise Across 1963 Totals
Hillside's 1963 tax ratables total 65 470 116 up from 63 379 463 last year an increase of 2 090 653. Assessor Sam Katz announced the higher figure noting a 4 52 tax rate would yield about 130 000 more in revenue. The ratables rise equates to roughly 20 points with 11 points absorbed by the Board of Education budget and 9 points remaining for county and municipal costs.
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Hilllside
Sam Katz
Katz
Board of Education
Hillside Election Sparks Debate Over Board of Education
In Hillside the Board of Education election draws cross currents and speculation. A candidate accuses the party in office of pushing appointive leadership while officials deny it. Debate centers on Chapter VI versus Chapter VII methods, fire safety recommendations, and a $2,000,000 school budget needing voter approval. Potential appointees mirror local figures and questions of influence linger as the issue unfolds.
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Hillside
Board of Education
Fire Department
Woodfield Stadium
Seeee
National State Bank opens first Hillside branch
The National State Bank of Elizabeth opened its Liberty Ave office in Hillside with a ribbon cutting led by Wy Emlen Roosevelt and Mayor John A. Desch. James A. Oneil and Robert A. Wells assisted as officials noted the bank’s commitment to local growth.
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National State Bank of
Elizabeth
Liberty Ave
Wy Emlen Roosevelt
National State Bank
John A. Desch
James A. Oneil
Robert A. Wells
Desch
Hillside
W. Emelen Roosevelt
Liberty Ave. Ofice
James A. O'Neil
Toltz Withdraws From School Board Race
Robert Toltz of 106 Eastern Parkway withdraws from the school board race on his physician’s advice. He plans to request the return of his petitions and notes the 50th anniversary year of the township. Also mentions Hillside Bank merger context and notes attendance at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mitteman celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary at home.
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Robert Toltz
Eastern Parkway
Progress Club Board of Education
Toltz
Helen P.kirkpatrick
Hillside
Hillside National Bank
Ase
Roland T. Chard
National State Bank
Harvey W. Peace
Wayne T.branom
Ernest Voelk
Morris Mittle
Plymouth Rd
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Starts in Washington Rock Council
The Washington Rock Council Girl Scouts announce their annual cookie sale beginning Saturday January 26 with orders accepted through February 1. Cookies cost 50 cents a box and delivery runs March 6. Regional chair Mrs. Eugene Gitlin invites orders by phone at 309 McLean Pl., MA 6-6920. Proceeds fund Camp Lou Henry Hoover reopening for a limited number of girls.
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Washington Rock Council
Eugene Gitlin
Lou Henry Hoover
New Route Proposal Emerges in Rt. 78 Impasse Talks
Newark and Hillside officials along with state highway planners discussed a cost study to reroute Rt. 78 north of the current path. Gov Hughes indicated federal review of urban renewal factors to cut costs, with possible use of Newark renewal lands to avoid new land purchases and a route paralleling Springfield Ave through three renewal projects.
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Richard J. Hughes
Federal Highway Administrator
Newark
State Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Springfield Ave
Notable TV Figures At Industry Dinner
Two television personalities will attend the Hillside Industrial Association Ladies Night dinner at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth. Betty Johnson Jack Parr and Marilyn Van Derbur will speak for edification. Rahway will be the luncheon speaker.
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Hillside Industrial Association
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Betty Johnson
Jack Parr
Marilyn van Derbur
Peter Coburn
American Can Co
James L. Macwithey
Brisel-Myers Co
Bennett Pringle
Hillside
Westinghouse
The
Industrial Association
GOP officials to convene at Stacy Trent Hotel
A Republican meeting is set for Saturday January 26 at the Stacy Trent Hotel. The all day gathering will feature panel discussions in morning and afternoon sessions with officials including Senator Clifford P Case and local party members attending.
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Charles Ae Mn Tracy
Mie
Ot Muni
GOP
Stacy Trent
Trenton
Tracy
Clifford P. Case
Hillside State Bank holds first annual meeting
The Hillside State Bank held its first annual stockholders meeting in the new Liberty Ave building. President Louis Burfeind chaired. Henry Goldher served as secretary. New directors elected include Burfeind, Mrs Goldhor, Walter H. Jones, Max Schleifer, David Kapus, Salvatore Ingate, and Bennett Pringle. The bank will move to its permanent building on Feb 4 and offer full services, with an open house on Feb 14 from 9 am to 8 pm.
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Hillside State Bank
Menza Coal Alters Plans For Newark Tract
Menza Coal Co. of Newark revisions its plan for a 4 acre Wolf Place tract. After a Township Committee meeting Daniel Menza of Hillside said the firm will abandon moving its fuel business there and instead seek zoning board approval to use the land for residential development. Opposition had grown over proposed fuel tanks.
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Menza Coal Co
Newark
Wolf Pl
Daniel Menza Hillside
Public Aution
De Martino Heads Shade Tree Board
De Martino elected chairman of the Hillside Shade Tree Commission with Mrs. Josephine Carasta as secretary and Ronald Imperials as a member. Commissioner Charles S. Mancuso attended the organization meeting.
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de Martino
Hillside Shade Tree
Counmiss
Josephine Carasta
Tillman St
Samuel de Martino
Mrs. Carasta
Ronald Imperials
Charles S. Mancuso
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Redfellows
Bernard B. Zients
Gimbels
New York
Chester Brown
Allied Chemical Corp
Maple Ave
Merkle
Tobia’s Appliances
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
Televisions
Girl Scout
Mary Sue McAfee
Lynn Olsen
Arlene Gerber
Lisa Neidick
Julie Ann Neidick
Pamela Mess
Betty Jane Weigly
Bear
Orrin Spielholz
Panteen de Letion
Sundey
Growney Funeral Home
Broad St
Lions
Ellen Patricia
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Sam Leventer
Hillside Lions Club
Peter G. Humonik
St. Elizabeth's
Industry
Rahway
Margaret Beattie
Olga Armstrong
Albert Schoen
Springfield
Szarko's Liquor Store
Salem Pharmacy
Philip Weinick
Pharmaciat
Salem Ave. Cor
Russell
State Bank
Menza Coal
Public Affairs Department
New Jersey
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