Hillside Adopts 1957 Budget With Tax Increase
Hillside Township Committee adopted the 1957 budget with total appropriations of 1,786,860 and a tax levy of 1,186,014, up 178,135 from last year. The tax rate is set to rise about 43 points to 6.41 per hundred, and school and county costs will increase by 84,000 and about 9,000 respectively, while several salary ordinances also raise pay for officials and staff between four and five percent.
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Hillside
Adolph A. Winston
School Circular Probe Under Way
Moe Goldberg of Hillside Little League asked a former FBI agent to trace the circular distributed in the school board election campaign. Lute Share denounced the league’s support for three candidates Peter Humanik Julian Thomas and Sol Herships in the contest for the Board of Education.
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Moe Goldberg
Hillside Little League
FBI
Educattion Theatrewlar
L. Lute Share
Little Twigue
Little
League
Peter@ Humanik
Julian Thomas
Sol Herships
Democratic Club Honors Mrs Noll And Sets Primary Endorsements
Mes Emly Noll of L467 Highland avenue was voted a lifetime member by the Hillside Democratic Club for long service. The club endorsed Maya V William Di Bina and Township Committeeman Max Schleifer for the April 18 primary. Robert Kirkpatrick appointed committees including Nominating John M Malone and others. plans were made for a May 17 barn dance at Evergreen Lodge Springfield with Lewis Pratt as general chair.
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Emly Noll
Highland Avenue
Hillside Domoboratic Club
Maya V
Wiliam di Bina
Max Schleifer
Robert ©. Kirkpatrick
John M. Malone
William Gural
Samuel Katz
Emma Stuchum
Louis Disehler
Kay Miller
Harry Silverman
Mildred Hess
Robert L. Kaplan
Arthur Krosal
Sidney Friedman
John ©. Pozay
Mayor di Buono
Pegsy Roche
William Starkey
Ross Bartololla
Andrew Muller
Bernard Heslein
Gammitteaman
Adolph Winston
Dorothy Disotell
Sylvia Fischiom
Roche
Inside Dope and Local Notices In Turbulent Hillside
A reader asked about appointive moves on the Hillside Zoning Board as Emanuel Gersten’s role shifts. The piece notes ticket price hikes for the high school activity night, explains magazine sale economics, and covers a firehouse childbirth and a motor vehicle accident case.
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Scipition
Hiller
8.G.A. Council
5.G.A
Peter Glavine
Magaxines
Hillside Community Orchestra Concert At High School
About 1,000 attendees filled the Hillside Community Orchestra concert in the high school auditorium. Herman Holain conducted the ensemble joined by Ai-Lows Chorus of Newark and Father Culler. Highlights included Salien and Grieg pieces, solos by Juanita Williams and Trene Brows, and a finale featuring Morning and Death of Ase from Peer Gynt with Grieg selections.
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Hillside Community Orchestra
Hermen Holain
Ai-Lows Choris
Newark
Father Culler
Jack B. Pratt
Orshestya
Rae Thompson
Sandra Jones
Bill Gils Lon
Safford Birenbaum
Fischev
Juanita Waillams
Kramey
Trene Brows
Kie Thompforthiterr Pott
Thilaymitis
Sue Wilson
Berlin
Joseph Hirt Rurnator
Anerlea
Ward
Wadicice
Grieg
Henry Galdher
V. Wiliam D
Diamond Attorney For Zoning Board Appointed
Robert Diamond, president of the Hillside Young Democratic Club, was unanimously named attorney for the Zoning Board of Adjustment replacing temporary Township Attorney Emanuel Gersten. Diamond, based in Newark, participated in West Orange rezoning with McGlynn Welitraub and Stein and is active in Hillside Little League and Hillside Lodge 1514 Bnai Brith.
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Hillside Young Democratic Chit
Arthur ©. Dienst
Gersten
Robert Diamond
Hillside Young Democratic
Radio-TV Chief OF Luay Section Governors Tsind New York
Radio-TV chief of Luay section Governors Tsind NY Captain Paul A Alrgohin of 658 Paul Street Hillside No 1 recently named chief via Radisets sve Hon of Pinst U8 Army reporting unit with officer location At 119 Kabth Street New York City Captain Atrochin has served in the Army since January 1941 commanding the 7 8 Annay Simmel Gurps and Stony Photos inaphte Platoon operating from US Army Pictorial Center at Astoria LI and filling assignments globally
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Tsind
Paul A
Alrgohin
Paul Street
Hillside No 1
Chie
Via Radisets Sve
Pinst U8
Army
Informa- Mon
Locaty
Public Apathy On Civil Defense Hit
The Women’s Progress Club in Hillside discusses civil defense readiness led by secretary Jude Esther K. Untermann. She warns apathy is the main obstacle to preparedness and urges active community involvement with slogans like Be Alert Stay Alive. A discussion follows on improving resilience and identifying the Civil Defense director in Hillside.
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Clvb
Jude Esther K Watermann
New Jersey
Hillside
Churches To Join In World Day Of Prayer Service
Calvary Tatheran Church and Hillside Presbyterian Church unite for World Day of Prayer at Hillside on Friday at 8 pm. Women from both churches conduct the service as part of the seventy first observance begun in 1887, with offerings for interdenominational missions.
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Calvary Tatheran Church
Hillside Presbyterian Church
United States
Tonga Islands
Queln ‘Srdote
St. Lawrence Island
Alaska
General Department of
United Church Women
Te Churches of Christ
America
Hillside
Tron
Europe
Home
Foreign Missions
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Ann Hauser
Arthur Chase
Willard Cupit
Robert Black
Thomas Dwyer
William Ebert
Edward Eayle
VanDyke Polhemus
Guy Totten
Melvin Wright
David Innes
George Levanseller
Thomas Halbert
John Lapp
The
Presbyterian Church
Natalie E. Wagner
God
Sir John Stainer
Charter Study Forum Tonight in Hillside Civic Area
The Hillside Civic Association charter study committee invites residents to a public meeting on Thursday March 7 at 816 p m at Polish Americans Mall 400 Bloy Street Major Kor B Ross chairman presiding as moderator Speakers include Roland J Delfause Irving Grossman and Freeholder George W Horneh Delfaussy of Newark Municipal Researchy and former Newark Charter Commission executive secretary Gromnay Tevieton Vander Veh Township Committee member will attend with a question and answer period following the lectures
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Hillside Civic Association
Polish Americas Mall
Bloy Street
Hillsite
Kor B. Ross
Roland J. Delfause
Ieeving Grossman
Freeholdiy George W. Horneh
Delfaussy
Bar of Municipal Researchy of
Newark
Ten Union County men named to national rivers panel
Ten Union County men were named to the Advisory Committee of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. The appointments come on recommendations from Florence P. Dwyer of the Smith District. The committee advises Congresswoman Dwyer on issues of water and soil conservation and related matters in Union County.
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Washington
Union County
Advicnry
National Rivers and
T Harbors
Livy
Florence Po Dwyer
Simih
Hillside National Bank
Dever
Dwyer
Red Cross Drive Early Report From Hillside Campaign
The Hillside division reports early totals for the yearly Red Cross drive led by William Ostermiler. The initial chapter total reached 12,500 with individual reports from Mrs. Charles Langetatt 29, John Pom 835, Harold Cromey 8BLDb, and Henry G Groh 220 among others.
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Io Hillside
Elizabethtown
John
Industeigh Harold’ S
Newark Y Show Star Leads In The Tender Trap
Miss Dene Davis of 216 Dorr Avenue played the lead in The Tender Trap a three act play by Newark Y Players at Weequahic High School Newark directed by Milton Zucker and George Kahn. A second performance is planned Sunday March 10 at 8 30 p m at Weequahic High School. Davis previously led as dancer in Ys Bits of Hits.
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Dene Davis
Dorr Avenue
Weequahle High School
Newark
Milton Zucker
George Kahn
Weequahic High School
Miss Davis
Move To Acquire Land For Maple Ave Parking
Township moves to buy two lots on Bailey Avenue for Maple Avenue parking to ease congestion. Estimated cost about 8000 dollars. attorney to draft ordinances allowing sale to veterans and widening the Lehigh Valley bridge to reduce street curve and hazards. Officials also push joint action against higher water service charges and tighten departmental duties. Weather: clear and cool today.
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Hillside
Emanuel Gersten
Bailey Avenue
Maple Avenue
Gersten
Michael Coble
Liberty Av Pmg Businessen
Liberey Avenue
W. William di
Univer Seid Hu
State Highway Commission
Gershee
State Department of Public Utilities
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Conant Street
Billetsbethtown Water Company
Philic Fire Protection Service
Hillsside
Bound Brook
GOP Cortest Appears Sure for Lawnship Committee Noms
A Hepublical contest for lawn ship committee nominations surfaced Tuesday with Jule Walsh announcing four candidates including Arnold T. McCrow and Albert Schoen. Mayor W. Walliam Di Bueno and Dem committee member Max Seber fer also announced, as the effort targets two seats on the committee.
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Jule Walsh
Walsh
Arnold T. McCrow
Board of Education
Albert Schoen
Eastern Union County Board of Realtors
W. Walliam di Bueno
Max Seber Fer
X Rays Slated May 8 Across County Health Drive
Portable X ray units will visit the Mubiethul Building in Liberty and several venues from 2 to 4 PM on May 8 as part of a county health outreach led by Dy. GenScan L. kaa. Public health officials urge participation and note the event aims to screen for tuberous conditions.
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Genscan L. Kaa
Volokh County
Liberty
Joombie
State Thespians To Convene Here
A conference of the New Jersey Thespians will be held at Milside High School on Saturday May 20. The event features a ghost speaker at the movie workshop and drama presentations by Thespian groups from Madden Heights, Dutiellon and Atlantic City. Kenn Miller, national Thespian director, will be a luncheon guest and Miss Patterson, New Jersey regional director, will attend.
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New Jersey
Revon of Thespians
Milside High School
Amma Thi
Hele Menken
Acetos
I Madden Heights
Dutiellon
Atlantic City
Kenn Miller
Hillside names Mrs Kaplan cancer crusade chair
Mrs. Robert L Kaplan of 1121 Maris Place was appointed chairwoman of the 1957 Hillside cancer crusade by Walter A Hildebrandt campaign chairman for the Union County Chapter American Cancer Society. She has served the society six years and heads the Hillside drive along with Kenilworth Roselle Roselle Park Union area duties.
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Robert L Kaplan
Maris Place
Hillside Cancer Crusade
Walter A. Hildebrandt
Union County
American Cancer Society
Hillside
Kaplan
Hildebrandt
Drive Philemon
Kenilworth
Roselle
Roselle Park
Union
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