Harlow Curtis marks 35 years at Bristol-Myers
Harlow Curtis of Mountain Side celebrates thirty five years with Bristol-Myers Products Hillside. He started in Manufacturing, moved to Personnel, became Personnel Manager in 1955 and Personnel Director in 1963. In 1965 he was named Plant and Community Relations Director. Born in Newark he attended Hillside schools Ohio State and Rutgers. He is past President and Trustee.
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Harlow Curtis
Mountain- Side
Bristol-Myers Products
Hillside
Curtis
Newark
Ohio State
Rutgers University
Hillside area leader holds multiple Union County posts
The subject serves as Trustee of the Hillside Foundation and runs the Technical Training Program. He is a Director of Junior Achievement of Union County and of the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Union County, and sits on the Employer Legislative Committee of Union County.
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Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside Foundation
Junior Achievement of
Union County
Chamber of Commerce
Big Band Sound Returns To Echo Lake Park With Link Blakely Orchestra
The Link Blakely Orchestra brings the big band era to Echo Lake Park in Westfield and Mountainside on Wednesday night August 6 at 8 30 PM as part of the Summer Arts Festival. Rain date is August 7. The free concert features four trombones and Ed Finkel's jazz solos with a mix of 1930s 40s tunes and light rock.
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Union County Park Commission
Echo Lake Park
Westfield
Mountainside
Link Blakely
New Jersey
The
Park Commission
Ed Finkel
Cranford
Flea market sign stirs Hillside officials debate
The Hillside Township Committee weighs allowing Hillside High junior class to hang a 15 foot sign on the Municipal Building for a September 20 flea market. Commissioner Bergman opposes citing equal access. Mayor Baldassano jokes about signs at headquarters.
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Hillside High
Burton Bergman
Town Hall
Vincent Baldassano
Bergman
Rain postpones Hillside Metuchen soccer showdown
Torrential rain forced the Hillside Summer Soccer League and Metuchen match to be canceled Friday with a makeup set for Saturday at Metuchen at 9 30 am. The week featured close games and high scoring in the league with several standout performances across teams like Six Six Six Lions and BRI.
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Hillside
Metuchen
HSSL
Chris Shadis
Mike Blechman
Dom Naples
Flying Pythons
Nationals
Sattler
Maurice
Pythons
Nats
Juventus
Rangers
Ron Boehm
Joe Poleo
Ranger
Arnold Stuall
Blue Ribbon Inn
Lions
Blaze Sandri
Matti Shimon
Sandri
Mitch Sattler
Bri
Bob Zambells
Dave
Frank Lorentino
Ed Lynch
Jeff Waggenheim
Astros
Steelers
Bicentennial Contest At Shop-Rite Route 22
Shop-Rite on Route 22 hosts a bicentennial sale contest with two divisions for employees and customers. The customer winner is chosen at 1 PM with prizes including a 20 gift certificate and a 10 gift certificate. employee winners earn paid time off for three days of their choosing. Judges are three store managers and four department managers.
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Shop-Rite
Route 22
Public Works Employees Poised for 6.5 Percent Raise
Mayor Baldassano announced a tentative one year contract with about 50 public works employees offering a six and one half percent pay hike retroactive to January 1. Talks with police and firemen continue as negotiations proceed. clerical workers already have a contract.
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Public Works Department
Vincent Baldassano
Harold Worsaniker
Record Rainfall Hits New Jersey Area Over Four Days
Professor Patrick White of Union College Meteorological Station reports 9.95 inches of rain fell from July 12 5 p.m. to July 16 9 a.m. in the Cranford area, breaking records set in August 1973 floods. The heaviest 24 hour total was 3.44 inches, with other days close behind.
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Jersey
Patrick White
Union College
U. S. Weather Bureau
White
Democrats challenge fees to debate in township race
Democratic candidates press for open debate with opponents including Republicans Louis San Tagata and James Welsh for supervisor race and Township Clerk candidates Charlotte De Filippo, John Kulish, and Paul De Graw. Mayor Vincent Baldassano states the group sent registered letters seeking debates "any place, anytime" to discuss campaign issues.
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Tua
Deebate
Vincent Baldassana
Yebteltey Ahing
Township
Louis J. German Ard Dares
Witf Alallo
Louis Santagata
James Welsh
Clark Charlotte de Filippo
John Kulish
Paul de Graw
Haldassano
Ues
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Ig Peary
Little Rascals Nursery School
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Grammer School
Conant Park
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Union
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Irvington
Charles Delmont
Morton Cohen
Lyon's Farm Manor
Mgr
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Charlotte Mitchell
Elizabethtown Gas
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