Incumbents Cite Accomplishments in Hillside
A Hillside Times release quotes Mayor Marvin Corwick and Commissioner Carmen Ferrigno detailing past accomplishments. It praises the Health Fair with 2500 attendees, the Community Center’s facilities, the swimming pool day camp, police modernization, lighting and road work, stricter Housing Code enforcement, and cultural and senior housing initiatives. The statement urges reelecting Corwick and Ferrigno to continue municipal progress.
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Carmen, Ferrigno
Hillside
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Democratic Party
Convernei
Car
Don't Overwork Phosphates Detailing Detergent Limits
Homemakers are advised against phosphate overload in detergents and to reduce use. Use full loads in washers and dishwashers, measure detergent per manufacturer guides, and consider natural soap or phosphate-free options for lightly soiled clothes. Be aware of hard water curds, caustic ingredients, and potential health and environmental effects.
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Surgeon General
Open House at Saint Barnabas Nursing School
An open house for Saint Barnabas Medical Center School of Practical Nursing will be held at Old Short Hills Road Livingston on Tuesday November 2 from 2 to 4 PM. Guidance counselors, high school students and parents are invited to view teaching facilities tour the hospital and meet current students with Ruth Greenspan leading the event.
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Saint Barnabas Medical Center School of Practical Nursing
Old Short Hills Road
Livingston
Ruth Greenspan
Lions Governor Returns Home For Anniversary
Hillside Lions celebrate 20th anniversary as District Governor George F. Martin and Arnold McClow, both Hillside Lions, lead leadership. Martin vows club visits, eye screening reports, 58 children screened with 3 referred. New Jersey Eye Institute Newark Eyemobile and Lions Blood Bank active. PTA volunteers thanked. certificates sent by Commission for the Blind.
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Hillside Lion's Club
George F. Martin
Martin
Hillside Iston
Arnold McClow
Hillside Lion
Lion's
New Jersey Eye Institute
Newark
Charles Bautann
Aene Chate
Man
Chapter
Attentien
Ray Bulwin
al Scubiyann
New Jersey Commission For the Blind
Hillsid Lion's Club
Lion's Club
Lion Fred Merkle
Queens City
Pontiac
Wir
Merkle
Hillside Chapter
Lions Club
McDermott and Nilsen Push Union County Bike Trails
State Senator Frank X. McDermott and Freeholder candidate Matthew H. Nilsen call for new bike trails in Union County parks and along select roads to support a booming cycling trend. They warn immediate action is needed to improve safety for riders and reduce traffic tensions amid national transportation issues.
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Union County
Frank X. McDermott
Matthew H. Nilsen
Mcbermott
Nilsen
Bicyele Association
McDermott
Three Men Arrested For Theft At Hatfield Wire Plant
Three men including a company security guard were arrested Tuesday for stealing two metal plastic pipes from Hatfield Wire and Cable Company at 387 Hillside Ave. The suspects Louis D. Weier 54 Thomas P. McGowan Jr 28 and George B. Gassert 82 were released on 250 bail each and face municipal court on October 28.
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Hatfield Wire and Cable Company
Hillside Ave
Louis D. Weter
Hill
Dale Place
Hillside
Thomas P. McGowan, Jr
South St
Newark
George B. Gassert
Drs
Bond St
Emanuel P. Meyer
Richard Madden
Ramsey St
Weier
Detective Bureau
Meeting Set By Irvington Jewish War Veterans Post 309
The Cpl. Louis S. Ferdinand Post 309 Irvington will hold its monthly business meeting on Monday November 1 1971 at 8 30 p m at the Servicemen's Club House 613 Springfield Avenue Irvington Nd The Essex County Council will meet Tuesday November 2 192 at 8 00 p m at the William Pearlman Memorial Room Service Mens Club House 1113 Springfield Avenue Irvington Nd The council will discuss membership Soviet Jewry Israel and related topics George Geller of South Orange a National Executive Committee member will report on the NEC meeting in Washington the weekend of October 20 and Bist Morris Pollack of Livingston is County Commander
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Cpl
Essex County
Coucil
United States
William Pearlman
Service Mens Club House
Springfield Avenue
Irvington
Israel
George Geller
South Orange
National Executive Committee
NEC
Washintor
Bist
Morris Pollack
Livingston
Cominander
Democrats Charge GOP Freeholders With Lethargy
Three Democrat candidates for Union County Freeholders claim a lethargic Republican majority blocks leadership. In a joint statement they criticize spendthrift fiscal policies and warn the county teeters toward bankruptcy. They urge voters to evaluate their qualifications and plans for prompt action.
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Union County Board of Freeholders
Freeholder
Clark
Thomas A. Kaczmarek
Matilda T. McGowan
Elizabeth
Joseph L. Garrubbo
Union
Freeholders
Eisler Named to Union County Environmental Health Advisory
Barbara Fissler of Hillside and six other Union County residents were appointed to the Environmental Health Advisory Committee by Freeholder William J. Maguire. Eisler chairs New Jersey Citizens for Clean Air and serves on Hillside committees. The seven new members will contribute environmental expertise to plan and improve Union County programs.
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Barbara Fissler
Hillside
Union County
William J. Maguire
Dept. of Administration
Eisler
New Jersey
Citizens For Clean Air, Inc
Hillside Conservation and Beautification
Maguire
Union County Environmental Health Advisory Committee
Dysautonomia Donor Dinner in Livingston Tonight
The Northern New Jersey Chapter hosts its 7th annual Donor Dinner at Patrician Caterers in Livingston with Dr. Felicia Axelrod of NYU Medical Center as guest speaker. The program features cocktail hour, dinner, door prizes, and Lew Norman entertainment. Mrs Harris Resnick of Irvington will present a check to Louis Kalley, vice president of the Dysautonomia Foundation.
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New Jersey
Dysautonomia
Inivingston
Felecia Axelrod
New York University Medical Center
Lew Norman
Harris Resnick
Irvington
Group
Louis Kalley
Dysautonomia Foundation
Robbery at Gino's on North Broad Street
Two armed men robbed Gino's at 1480 N Broad St just before 9 PM Sunday taking an undetermined amount of money. Otto Myles of Newark reported the assailants walked to the counter the shorter man asked for a Jap then drew a snub nosed revolver and forced Myles and several waitresses into a rear room to open the safe.
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Gino
N. Broad St
Otto Myles
Newark
Myles
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