Voters need full access to candidate debates and ballots
A letter asserts that true liberty requires all parties to compete fairly with accessible ballots and public debates. It critiques New Jersey and federal rules favoring major parties, urges support for independent candidates, and calls for donations to the Ambulance Squad in Hillside while noting Elizabeth’s paid service.
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Russia
New
New Jersey
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Ennad
Hillside
City of
Elizabeth
History of Hillside original trusted by Woodruff
The piece honors the first History of Hillside sponsored by Harden-Looker Post 50 American Legion. George G. Woodruff wrote it. Frank J. La Tora compiled. It defends the value of the original history against a later "New History" and reaffirms Woodruff as the rightful author.
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Hillside
Harden-Looker Post
American Legion
George G. Woodruff
Frank J. la Tora
Hillside Times
Hillside Township curfew law sparks constitutional challenge
Phil voices shock at Hillside Township Committee for enacting a 1977 curfew ordinance they claim violates the U S Constitution and equals protection of laws. The quarrel centers on read authority, oath of office, and supremacy of the Constitution over local rules.
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Hillside
U.S
Hillside Township Committee
Endorsement visit backs Hillside candidates Clark and Lomonaco
Republican endorser Mary Kanane and Freeholder Walter Ulrich spoke in Hillside praising Clark and Lomonaco for 50 years of community service. They highlighted dedication, involvement, and utility focus as core campaign themes. Paid for by Clark Lomonaco committees through Connie Camorada.
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Union County
Mary Kanane
Walter Ulrich
Hillside
Hillside Township Committee
Irv Clark
Sal Lomonaco
Kanane
Clark-Lomoneco
Freeholder Board
Clark and
Lomonaco
Clark-Lomonaco
Clark
Ilomonaco
Connie Camorada
Tres
Salem Ave
Orchids to Hillside Pool staff for great summer
Thanks to Barry Segal and his staff for an enjoyable season at Hillside Pool. Praise for supervision, order, and adult swim schedule. Compliments to Barbara Kulish for snack bar service and accommodating food. Grateful for well kept grounds and thanks to Pool Commission. Names of multiple local families.
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Barry Segal
Hillside Pool
Barbara Kulish
Pool Commission
Pool Fracas Blame Shifts From Clerk to Treasurer
The letter criticizes Mayor Baldassano for blaming Township Clerk John Kulish over pool problems. It argues the Treasurer, not the Clerk, holds Comptroller duties per state law. The writer asserts the Democratic appointed treasurer must know spending and borrowing needs to cover bills, not misplace fault on the clerk.
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Baldassano
John Kulish
John
School Menus and Bank Appointments Highlight Week
The week of September 19 23 1977 features school lunch menus with hot and cold options for each day plus a note of two National State Bank appointments Elizbeth NJ Thomas A Phillips to Branch Manager and Ursula Gardener to Assistant Branch Manager at Hillside office Also listed is a Wednesday spaghetti and meat sauce menu with tossed salad and roll plus a Turkey carrot and raisin salad lunch.
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National State Bank
Elizabeth
N.J
Thomas A. Phillips
Hillside
Ursula R. Gardner
Edison
Liberty Ave
Phillips
American Institute of Banking
Hillside National State Bank
Gardner
Berlin
Germany
American Insttitute of Banking
Hillside events span auctions concerts and club honors
Lions honor Martin at Hillside Lions Club meeting at College Inn as George F. Martin relinquishes treasurer post after about ten years. Upcoming are Harden-Locker PTA Chinese Auction September 28, Lovelace concert September 25 at Hillside High School, St Catherine’s garage sale September 25, ORT Flea Market October 2 in Westfield, Flo Okin Cancer Relief meeting September 28 with Jerry Izenberg guest, plus honors list at Fairleigh Dickinson and Dickinson College studies for Hillside residents. Birth announced for Kimberly Rachel Anapolsky in Scotch Plains.
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LIONS
Martin George Young
N.J. Bell Telephone Company
Hillside Lions Club
College Inn
Robert Parker
George F. Martin
Harden-Locker School
P.T.A
TAS P.m
Lovelace
Hillside Jaycees
Hillside High School
Hillside Township
Asthmatic League
ST. Catherine's
St. Catherine's School
North Broad St
Flookin
Flo Okin Cancer Relief
Young Women's Group
Temple Sharey Shalom
Springfield
Gale Studlin
Hillside
Jerry Izenberg
The
Star Ledger
Vivian Rausch
Flo Okin
Debor ah Appel Weds Tom Moses Times publisher union nj ceremony
Deborah Appel editor of The Audubon Leader married Thomas Lanier Moses editor and publisher of The Times at Dublin Community Church on August 18 1977 in Dublin New Hampshire. Ceremony by Rev Herman Singerman. Parents John W Appel Radnor PA and Thomas L Moses Pittsburgh. Bride Smith College graduate. grandson of Alan G Kirk and Admiral Kirk. Groom Brown University graduate. MA Columbia. active in Hillside NJ groups. They will reside in Staten Island.
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Deborah Appel
Audubon Leader
National Audubon Society
Thomas Lanier Moses
the Times
Hillside
N.J
Dublin
N.H
Herman Singerman
John W. Appel
Radnor
Thomas L
John Wanamaker's
Brown University
Columbia University
Business and Professional Association of
Hillside Industrial Association
Rotary Club
Staten Island
Hillside Histories Society Announces Woodruff House Talk
The Hillside Histories Society announces Jane Eaton Schorr will present a talk on the background history of the Woodruff House on I Street for focal organizations. She can be reached at 354 8964 for program arrangements. Arnold H. McClow announced a fundraising program with James A. O Neil as treasurer to acquire the Jacob Woodruff House, with funds held separate from the society.
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Hillside Histories] Society
Jane Eaton Schorr
Woodruff House
I Street
Arnold H. McClow
Society
James A. O'Neil
National State Bank
North Broad St
Jacob Woodruff
The
Historical Society
Local Black leaders endorse Byrne for re election
Hillside local Black officials and BEADO endorsed Governor Brendan Byrne for reelection. They praised his work creating Atlantic City jobs and the sports complex, boosting urban education funding, and his stance on human rights. They pledged to mobilize support to secure Byrne's victory.
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Hillside
Brendan Byrne
Beado
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George C. Woodruff
Phil Is
Jack Barsky
al Badar
Ave Wasserman
Ruddy Zagerman
Sidney Klieman
Isadore Albert
Irving Zlatkin
Martha Diamond
Cottage Cheese
Deep Sea Candy
ORT
Greater
Westfield Chapter
Women's American Ort
South Avenue Railroad Station
Westfield
Westfield Railroad Station
People & Places
Samuel Bieber
Teaneck-Hackensack
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Leonard J. Lasker
Gregory T. Piserchia
Dickinson College
Piserchia
Emil Piserchia
Westminster Ave
Central Pennsylvania Liberal Arts College
Kimberly Rachel
Howard S. Anapolsky
Scotch Plains
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Sara Anapolsky
Sara Tater
Howard Anapolsky
I Pe
Tom Moses
TIMES
County of Union
State of New Jeney
Liberty and
Eillaide Avenue
Jobe Kuli
NEW Jersey Civil Service Commission
Hillaide
Pebrudtty
Ice
Fire Department
Brande
SRA
Cpeneeoy
Byrne
Bate
Gov. Byrne
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