Public Opinion On Community Nursery School Support
A reader criticizes the cost of private nursery care and traffic for Hillside working mothers. She praises Rev. Vigh for offering church space and urges neighborly support and a town poll to consider a community nursery school. Mothers and local women are called to organize and contact the writer.
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Vigh
God
Miss Carbone
Mrs. Alliston
Salem Ave
Hillside Times
Hillside
Mr. Moses
United Presbyterian Church
Salam
Cue Ave
Plan Concert For Israeli Sister City In Hillside
In Hillside the Sister City committee plans a Sunday January 19 concert at Hillside High School featuring Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach and Jo Amar. Proceeds fund a Day Care Center in Alon Shvut. admission is five dollars with underwritten production costs by three Jewish congregations.
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Shlomo Carlebach
Jo Amar
Hillside High School
Fight Those Trenton Dictators Claim on School Segregation
A reader attacks a proposed plan to spend 34,001 on studying ways to break up neighborhood schools. The letter references Susan Rumfort of the New Jersey law library in Trenton and argues there is no statutory law on racial balance in New Jersey schools.
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Hulsiie
Susan
Hillside residents defend school desegregation stance
A local writer praises Hillside officials for upholding the state constitution and resisting federal pressure. The piece lauds Mil dred Karlik Mike Flannery Frank Corso Cathy Pease Bob Conway and Charlotte De Filippo for not bowing to imagined dictators in Trenton.
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Hillside
Mildred Karlik
Mike Flannery
Frank Corso
Cathy Pease
Bob Conway
Charlotte de Filippo
Trenton
Phil Nicolaus Robert Street
Hillside Community Center earns praise for student visit
Recreation class from Kean College toured Hillside Community Center observing adult folk dancing with about 100 participants. The visit highlighted a full slate of activities from pre school education to gymnastics and volleyball. Richard E. Marks Jr. commends township officials for funding and sponsorship.
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Hillside Community Center
Kean College
Gutters Not Private Dumping Ground
Letter urges Hillside to ordinance banning street garbage dumping on Harvard Avenue. Writer cites gutters used as private dumps, complaining of uncleanliness and waste of taxpayer money as street sweeper machinery clogs with yard debris.
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Hillside
Harvard Ave
Cry For Help Heard Over Street Light Plea
Belleview Terrace residents thank the administration and Mr. David Taub for adding street lights after a plea to improve safety. The Belleview Terrace Block Association, led by president Liel is Willian, expresses gratitude for the illuminated streets on collection days and blindsides of throwing debris.
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Buiter
Belleview Terrace
David Taub
Belleview Terrace Block Association
Liel
Willian
Hillside Dads Club Offers Memoriam Pages for Phil Levin
A Hillside New Jersey notice asks donors to fund a memorial page for Phil Levin, who coordinated ads for the 1974 Holiday Basketball Tournament. Contributions support the Senior All Sports Dinner. commit by December 19 1974 via checks to Hillside Dads Club at Hillside High School.
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Hillside
Florida
Phil Levin
Levin
Philip
Hillside Dads Club
Joseph T. Silver
Athlette
Hillside High Lelo
Idberty Avenue
New Jersey
Study Shows Aging Share of Social Security Recipients
Robert E Willworth says over one third of monthly social security payments go to people aged 72 or older in Elizabeth. Benefits total about 44.9 billion monthly to over 30 million recipients with 7 million seniors drawing retirement checks on their own work.
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Robert E. Willworth
Elizabeth
Willworth
Thei
Holiday shoppers warned against home work schemes
The Better Business Bureau of Greater Newark cautions shoppers about questionable holiday offers in classifieds promising at home earnings. Ads like stuffing envelopes require upfront payments and rarely provide real work or salaries.
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Better Business Bureau of
Greater Newark
Better Business Bureau
David Ruff
Ruff
Yo and Drug Administration
Bureau of Product Safety
FDA
Kurt
Newark Better Business Bureau
Snowmobile Registration Drive Amid Disaster Controls
The Register Snowmobiles State Civil Defuse-Diaster Control calls all snowmobile owners to register for emergency use with local 1% directors. Acting Director J Morgan Van Hise says figures are unavailable but estimates place New Jersey owners in the thousands. Snowmobiles are described as versatile for rescuing stranded people and delivering vital supplies.
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Diaster
Cb-Dc
J. Morgan van Hise
New Jersey
Butzamania Case For Dismissal by Assemblyman Garrubbo
Assemblyman Joseph L. Garrubbo urges dismissal over bigotry remarks by Secretary Butz and related anti-Semitic and anti-Catholic expressions. He condemns the leadership failure and urges action by President Ford, calling for removal from office.
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Bur Bury
Washington
Pope Paul VI
Shire Kissinger
Pope Paul
United States
Buly
Playa
Heston Seoken
Bute
Daterminia
Ford
Baty
Snowbound Areas Mobilize for Emergencies Across Counties
Van Hise notes impassable snow areas push for volunteer showmobiles and generator inventories. Rural sections and New Jersey style emergency planning prompt county coordinators to test equipment and file inventories with local officials.
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van Hise
New Jersey
Vai Hise
Cdde
Gdde
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