ACLU asks court to lift Willingboro sale sign ban
The ACLU and its New Jersey affiliate urge the U S Supreme Court to declare unconstitutional a Willingboro ordinance forbidding For Sale or Sold signs on private residences. They argue it infringes First Amendment rights and blocks truthful information about housing transactions.
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Food stamp applications offered at Municipal Building
Residents may apply for food stamps at the Municipal Building on Wednesday January 19 between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. Bring rent receipts utility and medical bills. Service provided through cooperation with the Elizabeth program. Call Mrs. J. Goldhor 923-6300.
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Michelle Foster chosen Mothers March chairman
Michelle Foster was named chairman of the Hill side Mothers March on birth defects sponsored by the March of Dimes. She notes the event runs each January for 26 years, relies on volunteers, and funds programs in research, maternal and infant health care, education, and community services. Call 351-7694 to volunteer.
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Hillside Mothers March
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