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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
3
Galloping Hill Golf Course introduces Monday cut rates starting July 15 for all ladies and men over 60 from 9 am to 6 pm. The pitch and putt course is smaller and requires no golf club set. Two clubs and a golf ball are provided at registration. Crow notes reduced walking and activity with full course benefits.
More than 1,100 motorists mailed tolls to the Garden State Parkway in six weeks since the honor system envelopes were placed at ramps. Katharine White of the New Jersey Highway Authority reported on July 16 that 1,109 payments totaled 175 dollars, mostly in dimes, with the largest single day July 5 when 90 envelopes arrived.
In Trenton authorities announce that all NJ registered vehicles must display valid inspection stickers. Noncompliance risks arrest. Three sticker types are illegal: old orange rectangular, blue numerated square with year 19, and red monthly-changing sticker. Vehicles out of state may use an outdated sticker with a postponement certificate. Inspections can occur at any certified station. hours are 8 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. drive-in lanes close in inclement weather and Saturdays until September 14.
The women of Union County plan a September 17 visit for Helen Meyner Day with a luncheon in Elizabeth and a garden party in Westfield. Mrs Charles J. McCrain Jr. of Linden chairs the day assisted by women from 21 communities as Meyner arrives to discuss state affairs.
Marvin Wainschel of Troop 97 and Raymond Silverstein of Troop 190 reported for the second issue of Winne hago Camper, the weekly Boy Scout camp newspaper at Marcella.
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