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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1972

Page

3

Lange Urges Voters To Study Candidates In Hillside

William Lange, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, urges voters and parents to study candidates and issues before the February 8 election. He argues age or past records do not guarantee qualification and cites substandard elementary schools and missing full time nursing services as key concerns. He stresses voters must learn candidates’ positions and hold them accountable.

William Lange Board of Education Hillside Lange Stvk

Hillside Democrats Install Officers at 1972 Christmas Party

The Hillside Democratic Club held its December 28 1972 Christmas party at the Lyons Den attended by 125 members. New officers Eleanor Salzman president Harvey Kutakoff vice president Helen Norton Dunny recording secretary Evelyn Forer corresponding secretary James Manzo treasurer Harold Wovsaniker installing officer Bernard Mandy sergeant-at-arms were pictured with the group.

Agata Hillside Democratic Club Lyons den Harold Wovsaniker Bernard Mandy Helen Norton Dunny Harvey Kutakoff Eleanor Salzman Evelyn Forer James Manzo

Police Set Up Drug Hot Line in Hillside

Police Chief George Shelbourne announced a Hillside Police Department drug information hotline 926-0714. Calls accepted Monday to Friday 7 30 AM to 4 PM with secrecy pledged. A public anti drug campaign and weekly Hillside Times articles by Shelbourne Mes saho Milburn are planned.

George Shelbourne Hillside Police Department Shelbourne Hillside Times Anthony Messaho Gordon Milburn

Hillside Citizens Urged to Form Price Watchdog Committee

Albert Parsonnet urged Hillside residents at a township meeting to form a watchdog committee to monitor prices and press merchants to follow Phase II price controls. Volunteers should leave name and address at the township clerk’s office as data would be sent to Washington to push for enforcement and possible changes. Mayor Mancuso announced eight appointments to the Mayor’s Action Committee to advise on taxation and attract new ratables while bids for the 1972 budget were discussed and resurfacing projects on Paul Cornell Place and Centeral Avenue outlined.

Albert Parsonnet Hillside Washington Parsonnet Charles Mancuso Mayor’s Action Committee Michael Tobin Charles Domina Seymour St. Lifer Henry Groh Robert Parochniak Joseph Siegel Burton Bergman Louis Dischler

Husbands Night to Feature Gunter David Talk on Israel

Hillside Hadassah members and guests will attend Husbands Night at Sinai Congregation on Maple Ave. at 8 30 p m Tuesday. Gunter David reporter lecturer and radio commentator will give a political analysis of Israel. David grew up in Israel and has covered Nixon Truman Golda Meir Ben Gurion and other leaders. He writes on consumer affairs and hosts The Informed Consumer on WVND radio.

Hadassah Sinai Congregation Maple Ave Julius Sachs Gunter David Israel David Germany Evening News Nixon Truman Goldo ‘Meir David Ben-Gurion Aber Eban Konrad Adenauer Clement Lord Attlee Great Britain Wvnd-Am Middle East

Treasury Savings Plan with Quarterly Interest

A savings offer requires a $1000 minimum deposit and allows choosing a maturity between two and five years. Additional deposits of $50 or more can be made up to two years before maturity. The plan guarantees a 0.75 percent interest rate, compounded and credited quarterly.

Pyramid Savings Passbook Deposits and Withdrawals Policy

A passbook note states deposits of 50 dollars or more can be made anytime. Withdrawals without notice are allowed during the first ten days of each calendar quarter, as long as funds have been on deposit for ninety days.

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