Hillside Jaycees Turkey Shoot feeds 16 families
The Hillside Jaycees held their second annual Turkey Shoot drawing on November 18 at the Community Center. Lists winners including Kari Bausel, Joe Behnke, Carmine Dee, and Celeste Mayer among many others. Proceeds aid local charities such as the Huntington Disease committee and Toys for Tots. chaired by Alfonso Carasio and Earl Brunner. Turkeys ranged 11 to 15 pounds and were delivered early for Thanksgiving.
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Hillside Jaycees
Kari Bausel
WO. Keuniegel
Joe Behnke
Florence Ave
B. Blizier
al Ridgway
Roseono
Gentape Corp
Infield
Carmine Dee
Thomas Si
William
Yale Ave
E. W Berty
Hillside High School
A. Huntington
Hillside Ave
Chatham
Larry Levee
Woondruft Pl
Pat Lobb
Fairbanks $i
Joe Mauthe
Redwood
Paterson
Celeste
Hillside Bicentennial Costume Ball Scheduled for Dec 11
The Hillside Bicentennial Committee hosts a costume ball at the Hillside War Memorial Building on Liberty Ave. Dress optional colonial or red white and blue. Prizes for best costumes, male and female, with hot and cold refreshments and dancing. Tickets $7.50 per person from Alaine Nicolaus or Ann Herguth. Donations for door prizes invited to Alice Anderson.
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Hillside Bicentennial Committee
Hillside
Ann Herguth
School Closures Notice From Superintendent Ayella
The superintendent announces school closures due to inclement weather. Closures will be announced on WABC WINS WJDM WNBC WNEW WOR and WYNJ with civil defense sirens sounding at 8 am and 7 30 am to indicate district schools close for the day.
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Anthony Ayella
WABC
WINS
WJDM
WNBC
WNEW
WOR
WYNJ
Distet
Clean matinee returns in Hillside with Disney film
Hillside Jaycees present Walt Disney's The Million Dollar Duck on December 4 at 1 30 p m in Christ the King Church Parish Hall. Admission is 1 with group rates for 10 or more. Refreshments sold at nominal cost. Ends around 3 30 p m for parents. Call Jack Heath after 3 p m at 965 209 for details.
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Hillside
D Jaycees
Christ the King Church
Jaycees
Walt Disney
Jack Heath
Pam
William H Buie Center Wrestlers Start Sixth Season
The William H Buie Community Center wrestling team begins its sixth season in the Union County Junior Wrestling League for grammar school boys aged 9 to 14. Practices are Tuesday and Thursday 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday 1 to 4 p.m. Three wrestlers earned medals at the Berkeley Heights Tournament on November 20, with Jory Cocuzza taking 1st at 65 lbs, Rich Wagner 1st at 42.5 lbs, and Bryan Bryson 3rd. Mark Stanzione returns as coach helper after coaching in Kenilworth last season.
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William H. Buie
Union County
Russ Petrucka
Berkeley Heights
Jory Cocuzza
Rich Wagner
Bryan Bryson
Mark Stanzione
Petrucka
Kenilworth
Newark Man Mauled by Dog After Dispute
William Smith was attacked by a dog Monday night following a dispute with Clifford Verdil of 237 Williamson Ave. The 17 year old dog owner, Verdil, faces past incident concerns and the dog was quarantined. Smith was treated at Saint Elizabeth Hospital for wounds to both legs. He was visiting Verdil's mother when the clash occurred. Police noted potential further action pending a formal complaint.
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William Smith
Newark
Clifford Verdil
Williamson Ave
Smith
Saint Elizabeth Hospital
Verdil
Medicare Medicaid: critics fault bureaucracy and fraud
A column argues the Medicare Medicaid program invites waste and fraud, comparing public health care to private market incentives. It notes rising federal costs, cites New York City Medicaid overbillings, and claims private sector competition yields better efficiency. The piece urges expanding private coverage for the indigent and criticizes government as spender rather than guardian of funds.
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Ribicoff
New York Times
New York City
New York
Fire fatalities rise with 1975 record high deaths
A recent study reports 250 multiple death fires in 1975 causing 1,091 deaths, the highest total in four years. Notably, nursing homes had no such incidents in 1978 for the first time in many years.
Two New Jersey towns approve charter change for government shift
Voters in seven municipalities approved charter revisions on November 2 with Atlantic City leading by abolishing the commission form used since 1912 in favor of a mayor council structure under the Optional Municipal Charter Law. Atlantic City becomes the 23rd to adopt a Faulkner Act charter, shifting on July 1, 1977 to a four member mayor and seven member council layout. Three other towns approved changing to other Optional Charter forms. Highlands Borough opted for partisan elections under a different plan, while East Windsor and New Brunswick rejected proposed revisions to retain or switch to non partisan or mixed systems.
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New Jersey Tax Association
Atlantic City
Highlands Borough
Monmouth County
East Windsor
Mercer County
New Brunswick
Middlesex County
Bradley Beach
Monmouth
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