Hillside Firehouse hosts Adaptation Next plays
Hillside Community Players present Adaptation and Next at Hillside Firehouse Theatre on Maple Ave. February 16 17 18 and 23 24 25 with 8 30 p m shows Friday Saturday and 7 30 p m Sunday. Tickets on sale now at the box office. Call 929 9795 for reservations.
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Hillside Community Players
Hillside Firehouse Theatre
Maple Ave
Oakland Terrace
Hillside
Mark Russell
Sue Mantz
Alan Ferrar
Arnold Aromando
Barry Pray
Irvington
Ambulance Squad Moves To New Home
The Hillside Ambulance Squad moved into a new two story headquarters at 1600 Schley Street to house four or more ambulances and the squad’s administrative operations. The facility provides emergency and transportation services plus hospital beds crutches wheelchairs and other convalescent supplies. Volunteers are being sought with no membership fees. applications are available at the squad building or by mail.
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Hillside Ambulance Squad
Schley Street
Nollywood Avenue
Free Jewish University Opens at Rutgers Campus
The Jewish Student Union announces a Free Jewish University starting in the third week of February 1973 at the Rutgers complex. Courses cover Jewish and Israeli life, culture, history and literature. Co chairs Arthur Raimon and Mark Charles with Martin Waldman as advisor invite prospective instructors and students to call 622-0707 ext 38 for details. Publicity guidelines for Hillside Times noted.
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Jewish Student Union
The
Jewish Student Services
Jewish University
Rutgers
Arthur Raimon
Mark Charles
Martin Waldman
ISU
Michael Wilkes
Lions Conclude Winter Conference Sets Redistricting Plans
Lions members gathered at the annual winter conference in Atlantic City January 26 to 28 with delegates from Essex and Union counties. Reports aired on committees as new committees formed including a future lobbyist for the state Lions in Trenton. Marshall Klein appointed to report on legislation, redistricting of Lions clubs discussed, and several district leaders named or noted, with coverage in Hillside Times.
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Dorminich KF
Peller
George F. Martin
Union Essex LS
Var
Atlanta City
State Lions
Trenton
State Council
Marshall Klein
Orthern
N.J
New At The Library Scattered Fiction and Nonfiction Listings
A dense, mixed catalog of new library offerings across fiction, mysteries, biographies, art books, cookbooks, and crafts. Titles range from novels by Blackstock and Heyer to biographical works on Kissinger and Brown, with many aesthetics in mysteries, biographies, and hobby guides. The list itemizes author names, series, and thematic groupings without narrative linkage.
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Vontie
Frankson
Naser
Fredman
Jackson Pollack
Hagan
Hanley
Ishimoto
Koch
Louis C. Tiffany
Kreischer
Linsley
McClinton
Messach
Macrame
Morrow
Pettit
Rockwell
Rockwell Roukes
Schulz
Charlie Brown
Schultz
Seitz
Union County Savings Reports Growth and Higher Deposits
Union County Savings Bank reports 1972 assets rising to 75.1 million dollars from 69.2 million, with a 5.97 million increase. The bank credits a 75 percent loan portfolio share and a 10 day withdrawal policy that ensures five percent daily-compounded interest on regular savings. President Donald Sims notes record interest paid to depositors and ongoing growth under his leadership.
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Union County Wings Bank
Donald ©. Sims
Union County Savings Bank
Convnit
Sims
Lncal Riyage
Sly
Ty Savings Bank
Clark
Ff. Emery Stevens
Roselle Park
Upton County Savings Ban
Arthur F. Kirk
Laden
Gigo
Stevens Ha
Hillside Teachers Attend Workshop on Math Manipulatives
Miss Frances Ehman Learning Disability Teacher Consultant Hillside public schools attended a Culinaire Company of America workshop in New Rochelle New York to learn Castenaire rods for elementary math concepts. The event aims to enhance classroom activities for students with learning disabilities as part of the Child Study Team plan. The Hillside group includes Bernard Miller Earl Van Call Psychologist Dr Emilie Chang E Jonathan Bell Social Worker and Miss Ehman.
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Frances Ehman
Hillside Public Schools
Culsenaire Company of America
New Rochelle
New York
Culsenaire Company
Miss Ehman
Bernard Miller
Earl van
Newark Municipal Court February 1 1973 Guilty Pleas
Judge Allan L Tumarkin handles a lineup of defendants from Newark Elizabeth and nearby towns. Plea outcomes include speeding unlicensed driving delinquent parking and disorderly conduct with fines ranging from 10 to 60 dollars. Several defendants waived hearings or had cases held for Grand Jury.
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Anleca Diaz
Bond St. Elizabeth
Frank Clavitti
Verona Ave
Newark
Pringle
Hunterdon St
Nal
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Ambulance Squad
Hillside Ambuance Squad
Hillside Industrial Post Office
Hillside Times
Lions Pick
Walliam J. Plecone
Dover
Norman Sprague
J.C
Westfield
George Ff. Martin
Hillside Clb
Dominick F
Allie
Winter Blackstock
Caitlin
Cyborg Cameron
Edgar
Ghose the
Incredible
Gillette
Carmela Hemingway
Nick Adams
Heyer
Lady of Quality
Highsmith
He Minotaur Garden
King of the Hill
Kempley
Lawrence
John Thomas
Jane Marsh
Ike
Langer
Hitter Lurie
R Nixon Macmillan
Marx
Grouch Mead
Nadelson
Davis
Ela
Q’ Donnell
Johnny
Pocock
Nelson
Quinn
Roberts
the Call
Seacourt
TS. Eliot Steam
Gompers Thomas
Savior
My Hand
Truman
Harry S. Trumar Wren
Johnny Cash
Home Economics
American Heritage
Anderson
Battelle
Kenneth
Claiborne
Glamour Glamour
Union County Savings Issues Annual Report
Mont Fe
Nec
Wey
Ueal
Eade
TOY
PINE
Tee Rockers
BO Bay
S-Fe
P J. Harrison
Sycotics
College Tn
Joe Forte
Allan L. Tumarkini
John Rebelo
Warwick St
Earl Law
Grove St
H. Orange
Richard Barone
Clement St. Nutley
Albany N.Y
Ihee Ee
Raymond Bischoff
Clark St
Billie Jones
Anna St. Elizabeth
Sh Sonsinne
Neems Crescott Roselle
Denman Pi
Elizabeth
Joseph Dedinsky
Oak St. Rahway
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