Hillside Music Department Shows Strong Student Involvement
The Hillside schools music program under Nicholas Cascoli expands to include elementary school choruses and a Millside High School Band led by Mr. Dascoli. The band and chorus performed at winter concerts and community events as soloists and a color guard earned trophies. Plans include an all city instrumental program in late April and spring concerts at Hillside High School and elementary levels. Road Sign A rival crossroad in Canada warns of the wrong turn ahead for twenty miles.
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Hillside Schools
Nicholas Cascoli
Millside High School
Dascoli
Millsice
Mmany
Rotary Club
Rosary Society of
Brandyberry
Hillside High School
Hillside bids and ordinances loom in public notices
Public notices from Hillside Township January 9 1975 announce sealed proposals for dog warden services for a year starting February 1 1975 with bids due January 21 1975 and readings on ordinances to amend compensation plans for Fire Department and Civil Service officials. The notice cites proposal forms from the Township Clerk and reserves rights to reject or award bids and to read ordinances at the January 24 1975 meeting.
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Hillside
Millside
County of
Union
State of New Jersey
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
Illvicta
Louis. A. Dischler
Township
Clark Hilside
Liberty and
Hillsiae
Court OF New Jersey
Chancery Division
Union “County
Muriel G. Meskin
THE
Meskin
Court House
City of
Elizabeth
Hal Niey
County of Union
State of New Jerseys
Harvard Avenue
Cornell Place
Round Tog Mill
Hillsi Township
Union Gounty
New Jersey
Luster and
Luster
Amanda
Caprio
Joan A. Kireber
Mabel Kiuaber
Wis
Corner Place
Harvard Avenuas
Nortnerly
Dames SB
South &T Degreas
Ralph Criscello
Tawkshin
Liberty and Millside
Economic upturn seen in New Jersey banks in 1974
NJ bank leaders forecast after a year of high rates and tight credit that consumer spending on autos and appliances will rise, housing activity will lift mortgage lending, and deposits and assets will grow. Janes Patchell of the New Jersey Bunkers Association cites 9 1/2 percent mortgage rates, 8 percent discount rate, and 6.1 rise in mortgage holdings as signs of banking support for recovery amid inflation pressures.
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Janes Patchell
Viet
National Bank and Trust Company
Gloucester County
Patchell
New Jersey
Potehel
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Pederal Reserve
Rigby Hanks
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
NJHA
Hank
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