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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1975

Page

9

Four Calvin Coolidge kids set for Wonderama appearance

Beth Nadler Debra Nadler Julie Himelstein and Shari Himelstein both sets of parents from Eastern Parkway announce their daughters will appear on WNEW-TV Wonderama hosted by Bob McAllister on Sunday September 2 between eight and eleven. The children already taped last Thursday and hope to watch themselves on screen. The mothers are finalizing a contract for McAllister to perform on the Kids are People Too Show on February 29 1976 at Hillside High School.

Calvin Coolidge Beth Debra Nadler Ervin Nadler Eastern Parkway Julie Shari Himelstein Nathan Himelstein Wnew-Tv Wondderama Bob McAller Bob McAllister Mr. McAllister Hillside High School Wonderama Hillside Wonderama Julie Himelstein Beth Nad

Hillside groups plan arts events and meetings in 1975

The Hillside Creative Arts Association begins its 11th year with a September 22 workshop at the Hillside Community Center featuring Edward Hughes. The 11th Annual Art Show is set for October 12 at Bristol Myers Field with free admission.

Hillside Creative Arts Association Hillside Community Center Edward Hughes Hillside Hillside Creative Arts Group Bristol Myers Field Gertrude Kreps Carmen Sisto

Community notices and honors highlight Hillside region events

The Hillside area opens its season with Sinai Torath Chaim Sisterhood meeting and donor report chaired by Mrs. Cy Abramowitz. Other items include the Orthopedic Relief meeting, a Hillside High car wash, a 90th birthday celebration for Mrs. Emily Cadwallader, scholarship awards for Jacqueline Kalansky, recognition for Linda Honaker, and Dean's List honors for eighteen Union County residents at Slavens Institute of Technology.

Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club Kingston Union N.J Jean-Rae Turner Masonic Hall North Broad Street Elizabeth Natalie Wagoner Jo Barberio Gladys Wittemann Peg Lynch Marie Oakie Alice Ellroth Viola Mulhall Vera Studney Annette Gensler Jacqueline Spitz Marguerite Lynch State Mildred McLean Gensler Sinai Torath Chaim Sisterhood Cy Abramowitz Lena Jacobs Hillside Ambulance Squad Jen Gordon Union County Slavens Institute of Technology Ronald Rutkowski Gregory Grillo Hillside

Police Blotter and Local Vandalism Report

Police recover a 1975 Chevy on Williamson Ave reported stolen in Newark. Three hurt when a car crashed on the North Broad St bridge with aid from eyewitness Erlene Casternovia. Brown paint vandalism hits Woodruff Ave shops and vehicles. theft from Coronet Upholsterers worth 483 dollars. Herman Parker found on revoked list after speeding on Maple Ave.

James Silva Mark Zenko Williamson Ave Newark North Broad St Erlene Casternovia Springfield Woodruff Ave Emil Frank Volturo Madeline Volturo Hollywood Ave Herman Parker Maple Ave Parker

Bergman and Baldassano clash over welfare dispute

Bergman and Mayor Baldassano traded charges as the toll of a welfare department dispute drew reactions from local Republicans. Bergman defended himself while Baldassano accused political posturing, with council members weighing in on accountability and conduct during the heated exchange.

Man Ang Vincent Pardassano Bergman Baldassano Bergman Baldassano Jean Goldher John Kulish Flack

Safety Council meets this evening at Municipal Building

The Safety Council will meet at 8 pm in the basement conference room of the Municipal Building. An NRA report notes Americans dine out for convenience and family appeal. The average breakfast, lunch and dinner costs are $1.81, $2.31 and $4.75 respectively.

The Safety Council Municipal Building National Restaurant Association NRA

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