Star Party to view winter heavens at Sperry Observatory
Amateur Astronomers, Inc. hosts a Star Party Saturday January 10 at 7 30 p m at Union College Sperry Observatory Cranford. AA1 and Union College jointly operate the observatory with several telescopes aimed at stars and constellations Mars and Saturn likely visible. Admission is free. children must be accompanied by an adult.
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Amateur Astronomers, Inc
Union College
Sperry Observatory
Cranford
James Flood
Clark
AA1
Mars
Saturn
Flood
Alien Address Report Boosts Naturalization Applications
District Director Dominick F. Rinaldi notes the annual alien address report triggers a surge in naturalization applications. Most aliens in the United States must report addresses every January with few exceptions. Across the nation, January to March see about thirty percent more applications than other periods.
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Dominick F. Rinaldi
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Rinaldi
New Year Party and Club Award Dates in North Elizabeth
North Elizabeth Datebook lists a New Year celebration at St. Adalbert's Parish House 250 E. Jersey St on December 31 at 10 p.m. A Pee Wee Club starts January 3 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the YMCA 135 Madison Avenue. Recreation Dept Awards Night is January 12 at 7:30 p.m. Kirk Community Center 620 First Ave.
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E. Jersey St
YMCA
Madison Avenue
Recreation Dept
Kirk Community Center
First Ave
Absent Voter Rules for Hillside NJ School Election
The Hillside Times outlines civilian absentee ballot procedures for the February 10 1976 school election. It details eligibility reasons and required notice including home and mailing addresses, signatures, seven day advance request, and in person or messenger options.
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Veterans’ Hospital
United States
State of New J
Preparations for 1776 Include Military and Civic Moves
In early 1776 the Continental Congress calls New Jersey to supply two battalions for service. Washington sends Lee to New York to counter loyalists while Stirling moves troops to Queens County. A January Jambooree at Montclair Art Museum and a Common Sense pamphlet stir independence sentiment.
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Philadelphia
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William Franklin
London
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William Winds
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles Lee
New York
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Hudson River
Lee
Connecticut
Col
Nathaniel Heard
Queens County
Landgrave of Hesse
England
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Thomas Paine
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