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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
6
The Times offers domestic subscriptions at 3.50 per year and single copies at 8 cents. Rates include postage to the United States. Canada and foreign postage added. Letters and items are welcomed for publication with author name required. Anonymous communications will not be published.
Township committee chose a 15 year bond plan for a $1.1 million civic center, aiming at interest savings over longer terms. The debate centers on how higher annual taxes in earlier years compare to total principal and interest saved, with 1956 maturities and tax implications shaping public reaction.
Officials justify removing Wilder street and Irvington avenue barriers as necessary to protect residents while avoiding illegal state overreach. debate tests balancing public safety with state authority and considers lighter traffic design and parental responsibility to curb street play by children.
Probate notice from Union County urges creditors to present claims against the estate of Predhiuk Nipples. The document cites the Surrogate’s Court and sets a filing period. Contact information is provided for Mrs Elizabeth at a Union address and related phone numbers.
The United States Savings Bank of Newark reports assets of 60 839 806 17 and deposits of 56 242 629 80 as of December 31 1955 up from a year earlier by 2 916 022 86 in assets and 2 607 632 55 in deposits The surplus and reserves stand at 41 0408 62 The Ivy Hill Office opened October at 72 Mt Vernon Place giving three Newark offices The main office is on Broad Street the Seventh Avenue office at 121 Seventh Avenue Officers and board members are listed including Benjamin Fairbanks president and Thomas A Loughlin executive vice president and others
A dated list of local meetings and events including parent-teacher association gatherings at George Washington School, board and planning meetings, Ladies clubs and charitable observances, February gatherings, and a Fidelity Union dividend notice. Also notes February dates for dance parties, card parties, and organizational meetings at Hillside, B'nai B'rith, and related groups.
Hillside's fourth year smath class moves to college algebra as solid geometry is retired with ceremony. Rumors swirl about a top secret act in the forthcoming Variety show and debates over post game dances. Athletics stay strong with wins in wrestling and basketball despite the ominous upcoming weekend.
A Hillside chapter of The Samaritans, a group reducing weight and hosting social events, is planned this week. Interested persons may contact Mrs. Janet Maisan at BI 3-7547.
An exhibit showing the development of a ceramic object from mold to final model is on view in the Hillside National Bank display case. The display was prepared by Miss Reesd Serwatka, a high school art teacher, under the direction of Constantine Harper, industrial arts.
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