Book Fair Arrives at Saybrook and Morris Schools
The Saybrook P T A mobile book fair visits A P Morris School November 13 to 15 and Saybrook School grounds November 16 and 17. About 1000 titles cover English, Math, Science, crafts, hobbies, sports and leisure reading. Chairmen are Mrs Harriet Stein and Mrs Marge Goldberg. Parents invited to visit during the stay.
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Saybrook P.T.A
A.P. Morris
Saybrook School
Saybrook P,t,a
Harriet Stein
Marge Goldberg
A,p, Morris
Saybrook
Lucky Number Seven Makes Local Woman A Millionaire
A 79 year old former Hillside resident, Alice B Badeau, won a one million dollar New Jersey state lottery prize at Montclair State College. A nurse guided the process, and Mrs Badeau’s red ball number seven secured the win amid a large county turnout.
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Alice B. Badeau
Mrs. Badeau
Hillside
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Badeau
Lillian Madison
Montclair State
Section Seven
Union County
Mrs. Madison
Lucky
Two Men Injured In Auto Crash At City Intersection
Daniel Sorenson of 31 Bailey Ave and Edgar M. Masker of 514 Tillman St were injured last Thursday morning when their car struck a utility pole at Wolf Place and North Union Ave. Sorenson suffered scalp and nose lacerations and Masker a forehead laceration, concussion, and chest contusion after their heads hit the windshield. Both were treated at St Elizabeth Hospital in Elizabeth and released. Sorenson said he was cut off by another vehicle.
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Daniel Sorenson
Sorenson
ED Smith
Bailey Ave
Edgar M. Masker
Tillman St
Wolf Place
North Union Ave
Masker
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Hillside Ambulance Squad appeal seeks support and stamps
The Hillside Ambulance Squad requests residents organizations and industries in Hillside NJ to donate to the 1972 fund drive. It needs life saving equipment and another ambulance to maintain reliable service. Donations and trading stamps such as S H Green, McDonald Plain, or Triple S Blue stamps may be mailed to the Industrial Branch Post Office Hillside NJ 07205.
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Hillside Ambulance Squad
Hillside
S&h
MacDonald
Industrial Branch
Hillside Week Foul Names and Vehicle Thefts Reported
Hillside residents report insults on Coe and Salem Avenues. An anonymous caller notes overturned garbage cans on Coe and Salem. Vincent Poscucel reports his 1970 Ford Thunderbird stolen and recovered in Jersey City. Carol Jacobowitz reports a scratched Dodge in her driveway. Beatrice Cohen reports an egg thrown at her home then Dave Cohen reports a stolen side mirror from a Volkswagen.
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Coe Aye
Salem Ave
Eee
Carl
Vincent Poscucel
North Union Ave
Jersey City
Carol Jacobowitz
Purce St
Steae
Beatrice Cohen
Jerome Ave
Dave Cohen
99 Eastern Parkway
Hillside Lions Club Holds Holiday Fruit Cake Sale
A fruit cake sale begins today to support the Hillside Lions Club sight conservation projects. The event is led by a special committee headed by Dr. Jay P. Jacobson with August Paoercio assisting in the blind and sight conservation effort. Proceeds go to club programs aiding vision care.
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Hillside Lions Club
Jay P. Jacobson
August Paoercio
Hillside Library Hosts Art Show by Local Artist
Hillside Public Library sponsors an art show by Nicholas Beale on Sunday November 12 from 1 to 5 pm with a Saturday preview November 11 from 7 to 10 pm. Admission is free while patrons may donate 5 per person or 10 per couple to support library funding.
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Hillside Public Library
George 2iSman
Library Board of Trustees
Hillside
Nicholas Beale
Hillside Election Victory Thank You Note
The Republican candidates and commissioners express gratitude to the People of Hillside for their vote of confidence. They pledge to work for good, efficient municipal government in the coming year, as stated by campaign chairman Dr. Frank Light.
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GOP
Burton Bergman
Ferrer
Lord
Bergman
Witte
Dunny
Zipf
Lawrence Levitas
Clark
Kernusz
Norton
Hillside
Frank Light
Hillside Vote Totals Show Nixon Victory and Local Bids
Nixon led Hillside with 5,744 to 4,268 for McGovern while 1968 results gave Humphrey and Muskie 5,004 to Nixon 3,583. Case beat Krebs 5,118 to 3,608 with Freund 140 votes. Minlish carried Hillside for Congress over Walder as three Republican freeholders won locally. Nicolaus had 149 in his congressional bid. transportation bond failed statewide and locally. senior citizens bingo gained backing but appointive referendum failed locally.
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McGovern
NixOn
U.S
Krebs
Aly
House OF Representatives Minish
Waldor
BD. OF Freeholders
Mottley
Stokes
Mellozzi
Ulrich
Tiller
Heilmann
Township Committee
Ferrer
Lords
Bergman
Witte
Clark Ind
Kernusz
Norton Ind
Senator McGovern
Humphrey and
Muskie
Hillside
Case
Freund
Minlish
Congressional Post
Walder
Nicolaus
Senior Citizens Bingo
Grocery Store Owner Struck by Soda Bottle Attack
Max Faiman, owner of the grocery at 301 Winans Ave, was hit on the head with a soda bottle by a man aged 18 to 20 who entered at 8:00 a.m. No money was taken and Faiman required stitches at St Elizabeth Hospital. The store has faced prior robberies.
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Max Faiman
Winans Ave
Faiman
St. Elizabeth Hospital
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G.O.P
Bergman, Witte and Levitas
Victors
DR. Burton Bergman
Arnold Witte
Robert Diamond
Levitas
Carmin Sentoro
Church St
Coe Ave
Neene
Falman
Faiman'’s
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