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Classified ad rates listed with pricing per word and minimums for 25 words or less. Repeat ads priced per word, display classifieds per inch, deadline set as 5 PM Tuesday with a contact number 23-9207.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1967
Page
7
Classified ad rates listed with pricing per word and minimums for 25 words or less. Repeat ads priced per word, display classifieds per inch, deadline set as 5 PM Tuesday with a contact number 23-9207.
Classified notices and job listings include switchboard operator duties in Newark, material handlers at a plastics plant, carpentry and painting services, sewing machine repairs, shades and table products, lawn mower sharpeners, and a cash-for-items Want Ad option in Hillside Times. Multiple local phone numbers and addresses are listed for each service or posting.
A reader urges Hillside voters to back a party and candidate in support of a permanent apartment ban. The letter argues for mandatory psychiatric examinations for all future police officers to prevent gun-related accidents and improve law enforcement standards, citing past Newark incidents and a call for stricter screening.
The 92nd annual Coast Guard Academy admission test begins December 2 1967 across 3000 centers. Applicants must be unmarried 17 22 by July 1 1968 with a high school diploma or 15 credits if graduating by June 30 1968. Eligibility includes three English units three math units and excellent eyesight. Applications via Educational Testing Service or guidance counselors.
Reader commends Deputy Chief Arthur L. Seale for recommending a complete psychiatric examination for police applicants. The letter praises the police department’s ability and integrity and their work protecting the public.
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