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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1959
Page
8
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The Times invites letters and other items of interest from readers. Writers must provide their name and address, required in every case as evidence, whether or not published. The notice emphasizes the need for authors to include contact details.
Township residents press Beechwood Place flood relief raise questions about the Baker Street storm drain project and the city’s general tax assessments. Officials debate whether floods there are unusual and if every area should bear costs through general taxation.
The notice lists Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop at 1303 Liberty Avenue offering jackets uniforms and sporting goods. Iron railings from Sal Pedicini Iron Works are advertised with contact details and a 9/22/58 date fragment. Mattress renovation services promise free estimates and same day service.
Family group portraits taken in your home by Zimmerman Photo Service. Call for appointment at EL 40505.
A concerned assessor challenges the Democratic Administration over the Revaluation Program, claiming his reports were sidelined and questions the speed and manner of decisions on taxes, zoning, and local project variances. He cites meetings, newspaper statements, and the need for proper authority in handling appraisals and public notices.
The excerpt questions whether a Democratic administration intends to appoint and retain capable workers, singling out Dr. Gersof Ram as a notably competent employee amid the dispute.
In a series of class votes opinions split on hosting Shanty Shack at the hillside Avenue school site. Seniors favored the project by a small margin while juniors and sophomores showed mixed support. The plan to stage dances with alternating orchestra and juke box received broad approval with a preference for Saturday nights.
At the Conservative Congregation of Hillside annual meeting officers and trustees were elected for two year terms beginning January 1, 1960. New officers include President Dr. Joseph Peyser and vice presidents Monroe Ackerman Norman Giiking Joseph Ram George Oldman Herbert Blum and Dr Sidney Stein. Trustees elected for two years include Gerald Goldman Harold Berlin Milton Caris Albert Storm Herman Wainschel Daniel Feldman and for two years Sel Nadler Isadore Mandelbaum Michael Asherman Sam Gaines Norman Koliinsky with Dr Arnold Topilow Tyvear Max Schoenbach.
The Hillside Players select The Gramercy Ghost for its next production with auditions held last week. Cast includes Margaret Gladys De Paulo Nancy Janet Troxel Parker Heywood Gillan Charles Stewart Dick Gibbs Miss Ames Peggy Jarvis Nathaniel Ed Golda Offer Morrison Carl Jicha Irvin Leon Rocky Jack Noble Ambulance Driver Barbara Girjan Assistant Joan Novak Bar Maid Judy Korman. Directed by Allen Whitney, the play is set to be staged in January at Hillside Avenue School.
Hulside residents and St. Stanislaus Parish Newark prepare for the church 70th anniversary on Sunday November 15 under Pastor Rev Adalbert Kiczek. Solemn High Mass at 10 30 a.m. at 146 Belmont Avenue then banquet chaired by Mr Charles Smyka with Judge Stephen Lorenz as toastmaster and longest membership parishioners slated for recognition.
Sinai Youth Center trustees announce final fundraising drive to finish the Lehren School and Youth Center building. About $40,000 more is needed to complete construction, with a house to house canvass led by captains across districts and weekly reports to the Sinai building. The eight classroom center includes gym, auditorium, showers, youth lounge, library and offices, targeted for occupancy by year end.
Miss Phyllis Freimauer 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Freimauer of 1005 West Westminster Avenue, was crowned Fall Weekend Queen of the University of Rochester. The ceremony occurred at halftime during the Rochester versus DePaul game, with Sigma Alpha Mu sponsoring and Robert Goergen awarding.
Col Luftman former Hillsider and prominent political figure now resides in Linecroft. He was installed president of the Reserve Officers Association Monmouth Chapter at Gibbs Hall Fort Monmouth. The chapter covers Fort Monmouth and Monmouth and Ocean Counties and he chaired state ROA committees and conventions 1950 to 1954. He helped consolidate Fort Monmouth and Monmouth County Chapters.
Mrs. Phyllis Bragan urges residents to tour Hillside Public Schools November 9 to 13 during American Education Week. She touts a new science program, language wing, improved mathematics, and ongoing curriculum upgrades to prepare tomorrow's citizens for economic competition. The notice highlights the value of parental involvement and the school representative's civic duties.
George H. Kahn brings the 36th edition of Y Bits of Hits to the Senter Theatre stage with 1924 to present talent for four December performances on the Y Stage. Tickets available at the Y Office Newark.
On October 2, 1969, by certification of the Hillside Planning Board and Clerk, subdivision plats for Tot 18d Lot 28s Block 24s on Nord Avenue were found exempt from Planning Board approval. A certified plat is on file for public inspection in the Planning Board office.
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