Faithful Bank Honors Three Longtime Employees
Hillside National Bank at 1320 N Broad St announced anniversaries for four decades and two decades of service. James A. Owell, president, disclosed bonuses tied to annual pay. Reiton K. Wood joined May 1922, Harold Benzing on March 8 1942, and Arthur E. Chase on May 1 1942. Wood, Indian Lakes resident, active in local groups and church, has three daughters. Benzing, Elizabeth native, past Hillside Rotary president, serves on local education and church committees, with two daughters. Chase, Hillside elder, has five children and resides at 1045 John Glenn Dr.
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Hillside National Bank
N. Broad St
James A. Owell
Reiton K. Wood
Harold Benzing
Morteare
Gir
Arthur E. Chase
Indian Lakes
Mr. Wood
Hillside
New Jersey
National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
Denville
Methodist Men's Club
Indian Lake
Elizabeth
Andrew Benging
Jackson Ave
Mr. Chase
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Hillside Lodge
Union Council
Boy Scouts of America
Mrs. Chase
Daniel
Barry
Arthur
Marjorie
Glenn
John Glenn Dr
James A Oneil
Arthur &. Chase
Kenton D. Wood
Phillips
Hillside Education Association Elects Officers
The Hillside Education Association elected officers for 1962-63 at Hillside Avenue School. George Sickels was re elected president and Conrad Angebrandt was elected vice president. Second terms were earned by Margaret Brookes and Betty Rinaldy with Virginia Vreeland as recording secretary. Harold Rehrigh announced plans for the annual dinner at the Chanticler Restaurant Millburn on Tuesday evening June 12.
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Hillside Education
Hillside Avenue School
George Sickels
Conrad Angebrandt
Hillside Hebrew School Pupils to Receive Hayil Awards
Fourteen pupils from Conservative Congregation of Hillside Hebrew School will receive Hayil program awards from the Jewish Education Association. Bronze pins go to Sanford Girkin Eugene Goldsman Gary Gordon Lindy Moses Louis Prince Cindy Rogoff Teresa Weinick. Silver pins awarded to Rosellen Berlin Layei Birulwam Diane Burgstein Nigh Kurtz Paul Peyser Ronnie Rogoff Karen Silber. Ceremony set for June 6 at 7 30 p m in the Essex House Newark Grand Ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Hebrew School
Hayil
Jewish Education Associat
Toin
Essex House
Newark
Sanford Glrkin
Eugene Goldsman
Gary Gordon
Lindy Moses
Louis Prince
Cindy Ragoff
Teresa Weinick
Hver Pine
Rosellen Berlin
Layei Birulwam
Diane Burgstein
Nigrh Kurtz
Paul Peyser
Ronnie Rogoff
Karen Silher
Vet Discharge Papers Ready for Pick Up in 1962 Records
Veterans may pick up filet forms and photostatic copies of honorable discharge as personal property assessments have been dropped. Pickup is at Room 20 Municipal Building Liberty and Hillside Ave from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4, Monday through Friday. Announced by Samuel Katz, secretary of the Board of Assessors.
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Municipal Bushlin
Liberty
Hillside Ave
Samuel Katz
Th Board of Assessors
Sinai Resumes Fund Campaign Amid Community Drive
Sinai Congregation votes to restart its fundraising for the youth program and building campaign. Max Kasoff chaired the meeting with several board members and supporters pledging participation or donations while urging wider community support and league youth activities. Amity Chapter of B nai B'rith Women announces a May 29 membership party at 7 pm on Leslie Street with refreshments, entertainment, and guest speakers.
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Sinai
Lousegarion'sy
Caipalsa
Max Kasoff
Piry Eldenit
Aluealainy Makowita
Whfe Oy Ing
AMITY
Amity Chapter
B'nal
George Washington Selim
Leslie St
Mere
Lester Solaway
Brice Stergberg
Babe Ruth League Tryouts Slated for Hillside Park
Peter G. Humanit, superintendent of Recreation, announced Babe Ruth League tryouts for Hillside Recreation Commission will be held Saturday morning May 26 in Woodrowil section of Conant Street Park starting at 9:30 am. Boys aged 13 to 15 who reside nearby may apply, with signed forms available at the Municipal Building Recreation Office.
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Peter G. Humanit
Dent of Recreation
Hillside Recreation
Woodrwil
Conant Stre Park
Babe Rot League
Dre
Hebrew School Registration Opens for 1962 63 Season
Registration for Hebrew School runs Monday to Thursday 2 to 6 pm at Congregation Wow building 910 Salem Ave for new pupils. On Sunday June 3 from 9:30 to 4:30 the school opens. Rakhi H Berry Lasker Norman Girkin president Bertha Ron principal Mulip Wetnick yerarsman Morris Tepper Sisterhood head greet students and Congregation members.
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Hebrew School
Congregation Wow
Salem Ave
Rakhi H. Berry Lasker
Norman Girkin
Bertha Ron
Hebrew Sonal
Mulip Wetnick
Morris Tepper
Sisterhood
Polish American Banquet Marks Club Opening Night
The Polish American Citizens Club at 300 Binoy Street hosted a parkospital banquet Saturday evening May 1 percent to celebrate the opening of enlarged banquet halls. A formal program and conditioned cocktail channel opening will take place at a later date.
Property Tax Reval Affects Hillside Homeowners and Industry
A Hillside tax revaluation plan shows home taxes rising on average by about 8 percent over last year while industrial and commercial properties face smaller increases or decreases. Citizens may petition the County Board of Valuation to raise assessments, with proof needed that land or buildings are valued above real worth. The notice also includes a surrogate probate matter and a sheriff sale of Hillside property with June court actions.
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Uitistle
Towant
Venal Buidger
Union County Task Board
Vninites
Hess
Idusteaa
County Board of
Slick
Sidney Englander
Board of Assessors
Hillside
Sheriff's Sale
Superior Court OF New Jersey Chancery Devision
Union County Docket
Franklin Discount Company
New Jersey Corporation
Robert Friedman
Marilyn Friedman
Charles Crane
Defendanc
Court House
Elizabeth
N.J
Hillaide
County of
Union
State of
New Jersey
North Avenue
Weatminster Avenue
Westminster Avenue
Revaluation Methods for Industrial and Residential Property Taxes
The document argues that the institutional value of buildings includes fixtures and equipment, and that valuations should reflect plant setup and depreciation. It notes owner-tenant apportionment, appeals to the County Board of Taxation, aging revaluation figures, zoning changes, and the need to balance business and non business tax burdens through taxpayer action.
Revaluation Aligns Industrial and Commercial Assessments
Industrial parcels A and B saw taxes move to $1,565 and $1,565 after revaluation, with both assessed at $24,000. A Co. tax fell $1 while B Co. rose $224, eliminating inequities. 1962 total taxes for A and B rise to $3,130 from $2,907 in 1961, a municipal gain from revaluation of $223. Wiz Co Super Co and Dynamic Co totals show under and over assessments prior to revaluation.
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B Co
A Co
Wiz Co
Super Co
Dynamic Co
Tax revaluation equalizes tax burden among firms
A historical note explains that after a 1961 revaluation three companies Wiz Co Super Co and Dynamic Co saw shifts in taxes for 1962 totaling a net $6 difference across the trio. It emphasizes that total taxes come from local appropriations and not valuations, and that tax distribution among properties adjusts with revaluation to maintain equity.
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Wiz Co
Super Co
Dynamic Co
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