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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1962

Page

8

Golf Glamor Girl Joins Lichardus at Grossinger Country Club

Babe Lichardus announces Barbara Romack as a new pro at Grossinger Country Club Hillside N J. Romack will give exhibitions and play in PGA Tour events at the resort. Lichardus expects Mike Souchak to join in tournaments this season. Major Edwin A Baldwin will speak at public events with DAR and SAR members attending a picnic at Boxwood Hall Elizabeth after a statue ceremony.

Grossinger N.Y Babe Lichardus Hillside N.J Grossinger Country Club Barbara Romack Grossinger Club Grossinger's inLadetes Lichardus P.G

Independence Day Exercises by DAR and SAR in Elizabeth

Members of the Boudinot DAR and Elizabethtown SAR will assemble at 9:45 AM on July 4 at the Minute-man statue in Union Square Elizabeth Ave Elizabeth for Independence Day services. Mrs Lloyd R Clark will chair. The Rev Harry J Rains of Trinity Episcopal will give the invocation. Miss Zyllahy Prophet of the DAR will lead the pledge. Harman Clark, noted local trumpeter, will play the call to the colors.

DAR S.A.R Boxwood Hall Elizabeth Lloyd R. Clark Mary Orro Boudinot Frank E. Clark Public Resations Arthur F. Cole Elizabethtown SAR Union Square Elizabeth Ave Harry J. Rains Trinity Episcopal Church Zyllahy Harman Clark

Salvation Army Plea Doing Well at Halfway Point

Salvation Army reports 86 percent of its Northern New Jersey goal reached at mid campaign. Capt Ernest Baxendale says Star Lake Camp has over 145 campers from the area and no more applications can be accepted. Welfare cases total 6,557 affecting 29,806 people with services valued at 753,386.68 dollars. Day care totals 4,522 valued at 31,385.25 dollars.

Salvation Army Ernest Baxendale New Jersey Star Lake

WACS Seek College Graduates for Direct Commission

Irvington Sergeant Gra ham Newshafer announces the US Army seeks recent college graduates for direct commissioning in the Women s Army Corps. Applicants must have a bachelor s degree and be 20 to 27 years old. A background review letters of recommendation and board interview are required before a Second Lieutenant commission. Further info from Sergeant Newshafer at the Irvington Community Building.

Irvington Graham E.newshafer US Army Army Army Corps Women's Army Corps Newshafer

Acme Markets Renames Company to Acme Markets Inc

Stockholders last week approved a proposed corporate name change to Acme Markets Inc and the new name became effective June 28. The change aligns the company with the public name used by customers.

Philadelphia American Stores Company Acme Markets, Inc

American Stores reports strong sales and expansion plan

President Paul J. Cupp said at the annual meeting that current year sales are ahead of last year's pace. He announced 50 new Alpha Beta Acme markets will open, likely surpassing closures. All directors were re-elected as American Stores Company, the fourth largest food chain, operates 846 stores across New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Washington D.C., and California under Alpha Beta Acme Markets.

Paul J. Cupp D.C California Alpha Beta Acme

Investors Savings and Loan Posts $3 Million Half-Year Gain

Investors Savings and Loan Association based in Millburn Short Hills Union Hillside and East Orange reported a $3 million rise in assets for the first half of 1962 as 2 275 new savings accounts were opened and 252 conventional loans totaling $6 234 317 were granted. President Roland Lewan said savers reached a 36 year high and a 4 percent annual dividend was paid on June 25 to 36 100 members. The reserve total grew to $8 759 363 as of June 30 1962 with $212 000 added to reserves.

Investors Savings and Loan Association Millburn Short Hills Union Hillside East Orange Roland Lewan Lewan Board of Directors

Pool as Gracious Living Focal Point

A national design winning residential pool doubles as a reflecting pool in an oriental setting. It emphasizes gracious living with an 81 test depth for swimming and 3 feet for wading. The design promotes poolside entertaining to reduce travel costs, with safety rules on alcohol, diving, hours after eating, and prohibitions on running, glass, food, and near edge hazards.

Swimmin Pool Institute

Know-How Behind Building A Home Swimming Pool

The article stresses the need for experienced builders from size and material selection to water filtration and circulation. It cites the National Swimming Pool Institute on risks from using an inexperienced landscape architect. Proper design reduces electrical and hydrostatic issues, enhancing long term enjoyment.

National Swimming Pool Institute N.S

Navy truck driver Ulyses Grant served in the Navy

Ulyases B Grant a truck driver in St Louis and a Navy veteran is noted in a brief that mentions his service in the armed forces. The item is a concise public notice style mention of his naval background.

Naval Grant ST

Home Pool Design Proves Affordable Private Oasis

A compact 12 by 22 foot home pool on a small city lot costs under 5000 dollars and blends privacy with beauty. The design uses brick and stone columns with white wood panels, following National Swimming Pond Institute guidance, and adapts to local codes while offering safety nets and a tidy fence.

National Swimming Pond Institute

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