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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
8
Readable fragments show four houses for summer on 18th Ave near beach with utilities. Local listings mention real estate firms Pine Terrace and Zimmerman Plu Service at Liberty Ave. Also carpentry and contracting by F Uintenberger with free estimates and 24 hour availability at EL 3-6227 after 5 pm.
Mrs. Thomas Barr, Summer Roundup chairman, announced that Saybrook School will hold annual registration for new pupils entering in September on Wednesday May 16 at Saybrook.
Residents debate 1962 Hillside revaluation amid questions over 600000 reduction in machinery value and 4137 acre land valuations. Officials weigh funding for potential rebates as courts demand true market value for tax assessments. Public notices include health board ordinance and sheriff sale of parcels in Hillside and surrounding towns.
Front page chase stories follow Joe Gerry after a lottery win. Police report a reporter in town and a New York Journal American inquiry while federal tax on the $140,000 prize looms. Court notices and bankruptcy-like assignments touch the case as the Gerry family weighs the cost of fortune.
On Saturday May 5 a 25th wedding anniversary surprise was held. No further details were provided about location attendees or organizers.
The passage questions why the 1959 Revaluation raises values and assessments for homes in the 1962 tax book while land and buildings for industry stay low and some personal property is excused. It asks if the Democratic Administration will answer homeowners truthfully and satisfactorily when they receive their July 1962 tax bills.
Janice Steiber an eighth grader at Calvin Coolidge School and Judith Benjamin a seventh grader at Abram P Mor ris School have been chosen by auditioning committees to perform with the Junior High All State Orchestra. Janice plays violin and viola while Judith plays violin. Both perform with their school orchestras.
Mr and Mrs Peter Prasa hosted a gathering at 1930 Franklin Street in honor of Mr and Mrs Michael Bussicule of Hillside Avenue. About one hundred relatives and friends from Union Irvington East Orange Hillside Freehold Colonia West Portal and New York attended. The Bussicules have two sons Donald married to Dorothy Belfus of Hillside and Michael Jr who attends George Washington School.
The Hillside High School class of 1937 will hold a reunion on Saturday evening May 12 at the Cranwood 216 North Ave Garwood. Anticipated to be the largest turnout with many classmates responding.
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