Bristol-Myers Propose 2-For-1 Stock Split and Dividend
Bristol-Myers proposes a two-for-one split of its common stock with a quarterly dividend of $.55 per share and an annual rate of $2.20, payable May 1, 1976 to holders of record April 5, 1977, plus a parallel dividend on convertible preferred and planned stock authorization increase to 100 million shares. The split awaits stockholder approval at the April 20, 1977 meeting, with the plan calling for approximately 62,900,000 shares outstanding post-split and two-for-one conversion for convertible securities. A subsequent $.50 per share dividend on the 2. Convertible Preferred is set for June 1, 1977, with record May 4, 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol- Myers Company
Bristol-Myers International Finance Company
Bristol-Myers
Hillside Pool invites memberships for 1977 season
Mr. Louis T. German, newly elected Hillside Pool Commission chair, announces 1977 summer membership applications. Rotary sale offers Lifesaver-Smoke Alarms at $30 from multiple outlets and by phone. Membership fees: family 80, individual 40, senior 40. Guest rates weekdays 2 dollars, weekends 3. Bonus Weekend June 11 12. nonmembers may visit for 1 dollar. Pickups at Municipal Building and United Counties Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis T. German
Hillside Community Pool Swimming Pool Commission
Hillside Rotary Club
Fyrnetics, Inc
Rotary
Pool Commission
Hillside
Municipal
United Counties Trust Co
Public meeting planned by T E planning committee
The Goal Development Planning Committee invites community groups and residents to a second Public Meeting on February 24 at 7 p.m. in the high school library to develop Thorough and Efficient education goals for Hillside public schools under New Jersey act 212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
PTA
George Gould
TO & EF
Harry Ladange
Manning Committee
Union County educators discuss T and E with NJEA leader
The Chief School Officer in Union County arranged a February 18 1977 session with Dr Fred Hipp executive director of NJEA to review the educational scene amid T and E collective negotiations and funding changes. Hillside High scheduling steps for next year outlined with dates for 8th graders and current students. parochial transfers and guidance contact provided. John Otterstein deputy Civil Defense presented two tons of Survival Biscuits to the Associated Humane Society Centers for Newark and Monmouth County to aid animals during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Fred Hipp
NJEA
Hipp
T & BE
James Moran
New Jersey Association of School Administrators
James Lewis
Educational Improvement Center
Northeast
Robert Braun
The
Newark Star Ledger
Hillside High School
Director of Guidance
Harden Locker School
John Otterstein
Civil Defense
Hillside
Humane Society
Associated Humane Society
Newark
Monmouth County
the Society
American Can reports record earnings for 1976
American Can Company released 1976 results showing net income up 18.2 percent on a 5.9 percent sales rise. annual net income reached 100,859 dollars per 66o share with sales of 4.1425 billion, vs 2.9673 billion prior year. Investment tax credit added 30 cents per share versus 38 cents in 1975. Fourth quarter net income climbed 3.4 percent to 21,600 dollars per share 1.08, with sales at 744.445 million, while foreign currency translations trimmed earnings by 8 cents per share for Q4 and 9 cents for the year.
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American Can Company Today
Faih
Hillside 1977 Budget Introduced With No Tax Hike
The Hillside Township Committee introduced the 1977 budget at a public meeting noting compliance with a 5 percent cap. Despite a three percent tax increase, taxes will not rise due to decreases in County and School Board costs, with total expenditures set at 6,388,591.71 and 3,440,803.86 to be raised from Hillside taxpayers. The plan allocates 2,947,787.85 from non tax sources. The budget process faced cap pressures from rising insurance, fuel, and other costs, and will go to Trenton for approval before a March 15 final adoption after a March 3 print of the full budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kussih
Hillside
Hillside Times
Lou Santagata
Trenton
Hillside restricts sale signs in 3-0 township vote
A 3-0 township vote approved an ordinance limiting for sale and garage sale signs to 10 by 14 inches with black lettering on white and barred in certain areas. The public hearing featured debate from members of the Westminster Civic League and realtors while mayor and a key critic were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Baldassano
Fred Carracino
Charles Tracey
Westminster Civic League
League
Hillside
Paul Shapiro
Phil Nicolaus
Willingboro
Supreme Court
N.J
John Boyle
Eastern
Union County Board of Realtors
Boyle
Senior nutrition site opens at Community Center
The Senior Citizen's Nutrition program began at the Community Center on Monday with 95 attendees. Sponsored by the Union County Office on Aging, the free lunch program runs five days a week for residents 60 and older. Committeemen Harold Wovsaniker and Jim Welsh praised the effort at Tuesday's Township Committee meeting, noting minor schedule bugs to fix before a formal February 28 opening attended by township, center officials, and county representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Office On Aging
Harold Wovsaniker
Jim Welsh
Wovsaniker
Community Center Commission
Local February Datebook Highlights Community Meetings
A dense schedule lists safety council meetings at the Municipal Building and churches, plus social and fraternal events across town. From February 17 to 23, groups including Elks, Knights of Pythias, Rotary, Story Time, and Overeaters Anonymous meet at varied venues such as the College Inn, YMHA, Public Library, and Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Council
P.m. Old Guard
Presbyterian Church
Elks
Sinal Mens Club
College Inn
Roth Lodge
War Memorial Building
Senilor Citizens
Hoard of Education
Virginia St
Ap.m. Asthmatic League
YMHA
Green Lane
Union
P.m. Overeaters Anonymous
Presbyterian
Knights of Columbus
Township Committee
Rotary
F & AM
Broad St
WO Krumblegel School
Auxtal
Public Library
Republican Club
Overeaters Anonymous
Municipal
Hillside Folk Dance Group
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Bristol - Myers
Ryan Priest
Rotary Club
Apex Signal Service
Jk’s
Korner Deli
John Glenn
Swider’s
Hollywood Ave
Tobia
Liberty Ave
Tom Mateer
Carmen Dill
Hillside Fire Department
Community Center
Investors Savings & Loan Co
Acme Market
Swiders Food Store
Oakland Sweet Shop
Salem Pharmacy
Pathmark
Carl's
Shop Rite Super Market
Liberty Pharmacy
Hillside Public Library
Vincent P. Baldassano
Swim Pool Commission
Pasquale Casale
Gail Flamm
Theodore J. Sendler
Horace J. Halton
County Educators Review
Anthony Avelli
Union County Superintendents
American Can
James J. Pennestri
State Division On Aging
State Division On Taxation
Pennestri
G. V. Policastro
White Street
Civil Air Patrol
Christ the King Church
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