Lack Of Parent Interest Cited At Hillside Kiwanis Meeting
Hillside Kiwanis heard Detective Alois J. Stier urge more parental involvement in teen activities at Townley’s Restaurant Union noting only 40 of 400 parents responded to a PAL meeting. He described PAL serves 55,000 teens yearly and needs $400 monthly to cover utilities and costs. A Big Brother Movement and a truant officer were also proposed as part of a broader fundraiser plan.
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Hillside Kiwanis Club
Townley
Union
Alois J. Stier
PAL
Henry Goldhor
Hillside High School
Stier
Assis
Hillside
Newark Airport expansion eyed to boost capacity 50 percent
Aviation chief John R. Wiley told the Newark Schoolmen's Club that the Port Authority plans extensive airport redevelopment including longer runways a larger passenger terminal and reduced noise while the east west runway is repaired. He warned July will bring bigger noisier crowds despite opposition.
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Hillside
Newark Airport
John R. Wiley
Port of New York Authority
Newark Schoolmen’s Club
Wiley
Hughes
Industrial Taxation Revaluation Aims For Equal Assessments
A Hillside area statement by Township Committeeman John Ay Desch and Special Attorney Robert Diamond explains under Supreme Court revaluation all properties must be assessed equally and taxed proportionately. It notes some industrial properties rise while others fall as prior assessments misaligned, with actual records showing changes over 20 to 30 years due to construction costs and new builds.
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John Ay Desch
Robert Diamond
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Hillside Board of Assessors
A Co
Gunton
Hillside talks hint at taxpayer suit over unfair revaluation
Attorney Arthur Dienst urged Hillside GOP groups to consider a taxpayer suit to challenge the townships revaluation program. He cited court rulings demanding full and fair value in assessments and criticized using percentage-based values, noting prior contracts for property appraisals and the limited local assessor staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur BE
Dienst
Hillside Republican Club
GOP Policy Committee
Hillside
New Jersey
Switz
New Jersey Supreme Court
Kent-Atlantic City
Plans Completed For Memorial Day Parade
Preparations are finished for Hillside's Memorial Day parade on Wednesday May 30 at 10 am. The march will start at Hillside High School along Liteky Ave to the War Memorial Building for a prayer by Rev. John Tykes, then proceed to Evergeen Cemetery to honor fallen war dead. Grand Marshal Joseph Diller leads, with Chief of Staff Walter Howell and Adjutant. Divisions include local officials, police, fire, veterans groups, Boy Scout and Girl Scout units, civic groups, fire trucks, and the Hillside Ambulance Squad in a parade featuring a Marine color guard and multiple auxiliary posts.
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Husi@e
Igh School
Liteky Ave
War Memorial Puilditg
John Tykes
Christ the King Church
Tharsters Wall
Highfind Ave
Airside 4
Norill Broad St
Everceen
Hillside
Joseph Diller
Joseph Madaro
Walter Howell
Marine Corps
Dominick Forte
Michael He
Minuk
Herbert Lay
Sock
Robert Kaufman
Mayor Endorses Medicare Program At Rally In City
Mayor Birnbaum and Mr Sydney Bireium attended the Rally of Three Generations at Madison Square and Sursey in support of President Kennedy’s Social Security health care plan. The mayor spoke at a gathering urging support for a prepaid plan funded by workers to provide hospital nursing home and health care benefits at age 65, emphasizing family security through Social Security and defending the plan against misinformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Bire
Ium
Madison Square & Tardt
Sursey
Reninwity
Wie Mayer
Wagner
New York
Bichham
Mayer Wagner
Kespedy
Mayer Birnehau
Bibabaviy
Leland
Sherborn
Elo
Joel Miible
Sant
Amerit¢an
Birnbaum
Memorial Day Notice Affects Thoteswill Deadsheet Deadline
Notice warns of publishing shifts due to Memorial Day. The Thoteswill De. will publish next week on Tuesday May 24 after May 30. Advertisers must submit material by Saturday May 26 and pay by Monday May 26 at Spai.
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Thoteswill. de
Spai
Lapp Appointed County Secretary for Public Works
Arthur H. Lapp of 117 Doe Ave was named by the Union County Board of Freeholders as secretary to Thomas DeLuca, county superintendent of public works, effective May 28 with a starting pay of 6700 dollars. He is a Hillside Republican leader and veteran, active in Elks, Little League, and FMBA roles.
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Arthur H. Lapp
Doe Ave
Union County Board of Freeholders
Thomas DeLuca
Raymond Moore
Hillside
Republican Municipal Committee
Lapp
Insurance
Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Hillside Elks
Little League
FMBA
Arthur Jr
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Joe Silver
Henry Galdher
Arnold Feder
Joseph
Fuhrmann
Mnbert Szalay
Ernestine Trubenbach
Louis A. Bischler
Fileen Szymanski
Charles 5. Mancuso
Max Schleifer
Sidney Birnbaum
John A. Desch
Monroe Ackerman
Robert Hershkowitz
Martin Bierbaum
Janet Faycek
Howard Tarler
Jefffevy
Joe Gefry
J. Douglas Stine
Stine
Gerry
Shore
Washington
General Electric Kelvinator
Tobia
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
N. J
Andres
Dumont
Tore
Peinde Evauic Administracion
Parade Res Estate
Millside
Weat
Myron Krop
Liberty Ave
Szarko's Liquor Store
Salem
Philip Weinick
Salem Ave
Cor
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Russell Stover
Arawney
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Davenport Dill
VFW
Harden-Locker
American Legion
Charles Wernicke, Jr
DAV
Hilside Kiwanis Club
Armed Forces Ay
Ecuire Air Force Base
Hillside National Bank
Ki Wanis
Albert Schoen
Harry Schulman
Robert Lieberman
Salvatore Fioravanti
John Crichton
Phillips
Maple Hall
Maple Avenue Hillside
Theresa
M. Rensen
County Post
Laura’s Beauty Salon
Maple Ave
Food House
Jack Reclus
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