Mayors Health Fair Honors Volunteers At Community Center
The 1972 Health Fair drew about 5000 attendees with 200 volunteers led by Angeleo Bonanno. Nurses and doctors conducted anemia and diabetes tests, hearing screenings, immunizations, and foot care demos while public and civic groups showcased preventive health efforts and senior services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ses Kay Kedling
Eleanor Daniel
Jean Foran
Jo Oliveri
Barbara Frank
Sylvia Finkel
M. Lillien
Ellen Sagi
Burton Bergman
Doris Morales
S. Borok
Meals On Wheels
WJDM
Dominick Travilione
Social Security Divsion
Robert Parker
Union County Podiatry Society
Parker
L. Harris
Roselle
Paul Scherer
Newark
Clark Miller
Union
Jacquline Koblenz
School Guard Association
Rita Loeb
Doris Klimke
Debbie Klar~feld
Shirley Coccendorfer
Syliia Bogner
Civil Defense Radio Auxiliary
Civil Defense Department
5Fire Prevention Bureau
William Smith
Michael Marsnack
Peter Ferrigno
Lions Club
Eicio
Ray Bulwin
Willian Stark
Frank Ninesling
Allan Schulman
Angeleo Bonanno
Town committee approves bond sale and raises in labor deal
Gary Lehner called for publicity of junked vehicle auctions to boost town income. The committee approved a $125 firemen raise, $457 000 bond sale to cover debts back to 1960, and a 75 cent boost in dog and car licenses. Public Services must install a street light at Coe Ave and Robert St. The milestone labor contract with Public Works covers 19 workers and includes a $565 raise. An ordinance on civil service salary range for the road department was introduced.
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Igns
Gary Lehner
Stanley Terrace
Coe Ave
Robert St
Department of Public Works
Dee. Dist
Road Department
Independents Push Platform Aimed at Hillside Reform
Mrs Dunny outlines the Independent platform highlighting fair treatment for Hillside residents, local business opportunities, and emergency para medical training. She pledges a detailed explanation by November 7 to help voters decide on Election Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunny
Hillside
Helen T. Dunny
Hillside Race Sees Bergman Witte Named In Local Races
Dr. Bergman, GOP hopeful, touts credentials in surgery and community roles including Temple Shomiei Torah trustee and Masons member. Witte leads a marine salvage firm, is an attorney, and holds posts with the American Cancer Society and Knights of Columbus.
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International College of Surgeons
American College of Surgeons
New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry
Bergman
Temple Shomiei Torah
B’nai B’rith
Columbia Lodge of the Masons
Concerned Parents of
Hillside
Mancuso
Unitte
Dr. Light
Witte
New York Bar Association
Father Canty
The
Knights of Columbus
American Cancer Society
Columbian Club
Honorary Firemens Mutual Benevolent Association
Hillside Republican Club
Eye Screening for Preschoolers at War Veterans’ Facility
Free eye screening for preschool children to detect amblyopia is scheduled for Thursday and Friday October 19 and 20 at the War Veterans' facility. The program invites parents to bring youngsters for examination and early treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the War Veterans
Memorial Building Screening by Hill Side Lions Club
The New Jersey Commission for the Blind will conduct the screening with Lions sponsoring all arrangements and volunteers to aid in preliminaries. The event runs two days from 9 30 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lions Club
New Jersey Commission For the Blind
The
Lions
Investors Savings promotes five in officer ranks
Investors Savings and Loan Association announced five promotions at a board meeting led by president Roland Lewan Jr. Donald R. Ford becomes vice president comptroller. Robert C. Wheat moves to vice president mortgage administration. Thomas G. Callaghan named assistant vice president assistant comptroller. Michael T. Holmes promoted to auditor. Charles L. Lynch named assistant vice president and Union Office manager. The association, founded 1926, operates branches in East Orange Hillside Plainfield Short Hills and Union and plans a main office move after renovation. Total assets exceed 160 million dollars.
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Investors Savings and Loan Association
Roland Lewan, Jr
Donald, R. Ford
Whippany
Mr. Ford
Investors Savings
Fairleigh Dickinson University
American Bavings and Loan Institute
School For Executive Development
University of Georgia
Graduate School of Savings and Loan
Indiana University
Millburn - Springfield Kiwanis Club
New York
New Jersey
National Society of Controllers and Financial Officers
Robert C. Wheat
National Newark & Essex Bank
Thomas G. Callaghan
Millburn Avenue
Millburn
Main Street
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Gop
Paget
Esther Ochse
Iris Blumenau
Rosa
Hillside Hello
Liberty Ave
Hillside Entertainment
Donna Lynn Beauty Salon
North Broad ST
Fea
America
Bristol-Myers Company
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Continental Copper & Heel Industrion, Inc
Eos
Jiffy Manufacturing CO
State Bank Teat Ae
Tridix Tool & Machine CO
Lexington Cleaners
Penna, Ave. Cor
Daadand
Pet Ae
Drobach CO
AHI Sheay
Goldiire
Dodge City
Elizabeth
Dodge Inc
Dodge
Newark Ave
Monarch
Chrysler
Plymouth
Franklin Auto Body
Sian Fy
Irvington
Hanan B.P
Hanan Glikman
Summit Ave
COR. Winans
Western Parkway
18Th Ave
Maple
T&m
Long Ave. Hillside
Cor
White St
James LA Morgese
Paine Ave
Frank D'Alessio
LIC
Bert B. Globus
Electrical Contractors
Broad St
Deliver
Szarko's Liquor Store
Liberty Avenue
Reinhard Printing CO
Marino
Pickup & Delivery
S&h Green Stamps Auto Acces
Etuc An
Hillside Pork
Arpet Cleaning
Long Ave
Robert F. Cotroneo
State Farm Insurance Co
Long Avenue
Investors Savings Promotions
Union High
American Savings and Loan Institute
Dale Carnegie
International Accountants Society, Inc
Lynch
City Federal Savings and Loan Association
Investors Savings and Loan
Edgar Mills
Lke
Donald R, Ford
Toplansky
Perma
Gurd Ave
Ed Allen
Hillside Times
John Biondi
Hillside, I
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