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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1971
Page
5
Alexander Cohen of Hillside is named Vice President in charge of Claims for Progressive Life Insurance in Red Hawk. The board also promotes Charles Yakow to Vice President and Secretary. President Lester Grubman lauds their long service and dedication.
Bristol-Myers announces Richard L. Gelb will become President and Chief Executive Officer effective January 1, 1972. Gelb has led operations as head and has risen through Bristol-Myers since joining Clairol in 1950, becoming President of Bristol-Myers in 1967.
Read about new fiction and reference offerings at Hilclip Public Library. Highlights include short story anthologies, mysteries, biographies, art and photography guides, cookbooks, crafts, and kids titles from multiple publishers.
Hillside Police Lieutenant Paul De Graw led four two hour sessions of the National Safety Council Defensive Driving Course. A certificate was given to all students, reflecting a standardized program already taught to over one million drivers in the United States and expanding internationally.
A long catalog of titles and authors spans history travel home and garden fiction and reference works. The list includes Fodor's guides Mary Ballard Ballard and others across CARE topics from gardening to politics and child safety.
James W. Riley announces that the Eastern Union County Chamber of Commerce executive committee backs a waterfront cleanup plan tied to the New York Harbor drift removal project. The letter cites federal support and urges action by the Office of Management and Budget along with Senators Norford Case and Harrison A. Williams Jr. to back a comprehensive federal state program endorsed by New Jersey, New York, and local port interests.
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