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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1961
Page
6
The Times lists annual subscription 3.50 and single copy 10 cents with postage to Canada and foreign countries extra. It invites letters and other items from readers, requiring name and address for every submission as proof of good faith. anonymous letters will not be published.
Hillside educators join call for state and federal aid to ease school and government costs born by real estate. The piece urges a statewide homeowners association, a Tax Convention, and strong local lobbying in Trenton to curb waste, raise relief, and avert sheriff sales.
A compact schedule lists diverse group meetings across February and March. Includes Women's Association of Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Hillside National Bank Hill side Township Committee Ambulance Squad Hillside Hadassah Board of Education Planning Board B'nai B'rith Women Knights of Columbus PTA groups and local clubs with dates from February 9 through March 28, noting elections budget votes and special events such as testimonials and dinners.
James J. Nolan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Nolan of 1143 Bank Street Hillside New Jersey, recently graduated from recruit training. A color transparency titled Stop Look and Listen accompanied the ceremony.
Donald T. D. C. from Yale Avenue placed third in the 1960 All Army Photography Contest at Fort Jay New York. Col. Carl Giesecke presented a silver eight by ten frame. The annual military contest aims to stimulate arts interest and uses local military arts and crafts facilities. The prize may enter the 9th Interservice Photography Contest at the Pentagon February 6-17 in Washington.
Hillside Times readers debate constitutional faith neutrality and the display of religious scenes. The letter by Moniche Levi with input from Joseph C. Chieppa suggests renaming Maple Avenue to Hadassah Avenue at times to reflect religious presence and potential community good.
Industrial plants seek air compressor rental with emphasis on concrete breaking capability and emergency service for plant outages. Providers offer portable units, high PSI ratings, rapid response, and on site support for maintenance and repair during critical operations.
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