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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1975

Page

11

Continental Congress July 1775 Actions and Early Army Moves

In July 1775 the Continental Congress approved a day of prayer and fasting for July 20 and arranged for two Philadelphia clergymen to lead services. It adjourned briefly, then met in church. Franklin proposed Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union. Washington warned troops at Cambridge about ammunition use as supplies dwindled. Virginia riflemen and others moved toward Philadelphia to join the army near Boston. The Congress ordered six and a half tons of gunpowder sent under guard. Local Lyons Farms traffic and August to November supply runs signaled ongoing war activity. A Newark youth absconded, and a Newark man warned against hiring him for military service. The Congress also created a Post Office from Falmouth to Savannah with Franklin as Postmaster General. (Credit: Hillside Historical Society and Bicentennial Daybook sources.)

Continental Congress Philadelphia Congress North Carolina Benjamin Franklin Morgan Virginia Maryland Continental Army Boston Old Lyons Farms Hillside Old Upper Road North Broad Street Lyons Farms Washington Cambridge Mass Newark Joseph Wolcoktt New York Falmouth Maine Savannah Georgia

Record year for Asthmatic League in Denver

The Asthmatic League of the National Asthma Center in Denver reports a record fundraising year totaling 12100 dollars at its anniversary dinner at the Chanticler Millburn. The center, established in 1907, offers free asthma care to children aged 6 to 16 regardless of race or family ability to pay, relying largely on contributions. Prince noted over 100 children from New

Asthmatic League of the National Asthma Center Denver Col Martin Prince Asthmatic League Chanticler Millburn Prince New

Cancer Society short of Union County Crusade goal

Union County Unit of the American Cancer Society may miss its crusade goal by about 20 000 dollars, aiming to raise 230 000 to fund three point programs of Research Public Education and Patient Service across 21 towns since 1946. Over 10 000 volunteers have solicited funds beginning in April to sustain free services, education, and patient support, with asks only at door delivery.

Union County The American Cancer Society Herbert Samenfeld Union County Unit Lamenfeld

Doctor Carroccia Announces Plastic Surgery Practice Opening

Dr Eugene Carroccia, a Hillside High School graduate and Yale style training, completed studies in plastic surgery and served as staff physician in Monterey County Hospital. He earned degrees from Rochester University and New Jersey College of Medicine, with residencies in St Louis and Ohio and a Bronze Star in Vietnam. He plans to open an office in Vineland New Jersey with his wife Sharon Chapman and four children. PATIENCE PLEASE Patient Doctor will I be able to read when I get my glasses.

Eugene Carroccia Carroccia Hillside High School Rochester University Rochester N.Y New Jersey College of Medicine Jersey City Kansas City General Hospital and Medical Center Missouri Monterey County Hospital Salinas California St. Louis University Hospitals Medical College of Ohio Toledo Ohio Viet Nam American Medical Association Carrocia Vineland N.J Sharon Chapman Samuel Carroccia Columbia Place

Miss Linda Orlando Receives Radiologic Tech Diploma

Miss Linda Orlando of Hillside received a pin and diploma after completing a two year program at the School of Radiologic Technology at St. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston. She was among thirteen students honored at special graduation ceremonies this week with Robert Lawrence, the Main Radiology Department, and Anthony DiGiacomo, Education Coordinator, shown in the photo.

Linda Orlando Hillside School of Radiologic Technology St. Barnabas Medical Center Livingston Orlando Miss Orlando Robert Lawrence Anthony DiGiacomo Alison

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Hillside Historical Society National Park Service Department of the Interior New Jersey Historical Commission N.J. and Vicinity Cancer Society Jersey Policewives Group Hillside Policewives Associaion Ann Stier Hillside P.B.A. Local 70 Hillside Ambulance Squad Hillside Policewives Association Janet DeMalo Arlene Lieg Jennie Silva John Lieg Jill Korzeneski Lisa Helmstetter Rosalynde Howell Mary Ann Toro Deidra Anderson Theresa Bataille Kim Scarlata Howard Kim Lanton A Coe U.S. Government Agency Securities Mortgage Loans Federal Home Loan Bank Other Investment Securities Association Roland Lewan, JR Donald R. Ford Robert C. Wheat Charles W. Nagel Julius Koehler, JR Harry C. Helmich Thomas G. Callaghan Charles L, Lynch Frank J, Carrand Willa Robert A. Boyd, JR Edward E. Bruen Neil W. Buie Richard T. Bunnell Fred Herrigel NCHI Presiat Presid Tors LTS Robert F. Lemoine James O'Brien A, Loew Rickert Schaible Auditors Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & CO Edward B. Nagel John B. Strucko Isabel Gallitelli Robert J. Moir Melvin T. Downs Anne Smith Margaret Wilhelm Rose Tinessa Howard E. Forsell Michael T. Holmes Fred Herrigel, JR Directors Emeriti William B. Horback William F. Meier, JR Arthur A. Werthmann Arthur A. Werthmann, JR Investors Savings Kenneth E. Hathaway David H. Johnson Millburn Avenue East Orange Prospect Street Liberty Avenue Irvington Union Avenue Navelink Valley Drive Plainfield Park Avenue Short Hills Spring Lake Heights Warren Avenue Union Stuyvesant Avenue
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