Season Of Rising Accidents Warns By Hillside Official
Raymond R. King, head of the Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee, warns seasonal rise in New Jersey highway crashes from October to year end due to decreased visibility. He cites after dark driving, headlight overdriving, and failure to slow at intersections as key factors and urges drivers to reduce speed and ensure lights work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. King
Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee
New Jersey
Traffic rules at intersections noted by Chairman
The chairman outlined driving rules requiring yield to vehicles already in the intersection and to the right when arriving simultaneously. Drivers approaching an intersection must stop safely, yield to left turning vehicles, and obey signals and stop signs.
New Hillside Post Office Posts Strong First Month
The Hillside industrial post office opened August 28 posted receipts of 12 543 93 for its first month. Postmaster Elizabeth Leonard forecast annual business to reach 150 000 to 180 000 versus initial 80 000 to 100 000. Money orders totaled 204 and special delivery mail 583. Other figures show 115 domestic pieces registered 3 341 insured 415 C O D 4 179 sent outside parcels and 172 500 mail pieces cancelled.
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Hillside
John P. Leonard
Elizabeth
C.O.D
Saybrook PTA Plans Speaker and Activities Calendar
At Saybrook School PTA meeting on October 2, Dr Wayne Branom supervising principal will speak at the October 11 session with Mothers Chorus to perform. Activities include a rummage sale October 20 and barn dance November 3 at Coe Avenue School gym. A November 6 meeting is scheduled. Independent candidate Joseph Buttwell urged a high voter turnout for the November 7 election, stressing citizen responsibility over party labels. A social game night was held at Kirkpatrick home and a turkey raffle is planned for December to fund a camp trip next summer.
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Ee Ead
Saybrook School
P.T.A
James Lynskey
Ichairman
Wayne T. Branom
Mothers’ Chorus
Annex
Coe Avenue
Saybrook
Saybrook Prac Tce
Anthony Panseca
Long Avenue
Joseph Buttwell
Jace Childers
Michael Gold
Kirkpatrick
James Murphy
Jack Pozar
Ryan Street
Newark Chapter hosts cost accountants meeting at Robert Treat Hotel
Frank D. Smith of 119 West King street attended the Newark Chapter opening meeting of the National Association of Cost Accountants at the Robert Treat Hotel. Howard C. Greer, VP and director of several firms, spoke before an audience of about 250 members and guests.
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Frank D. Smith
West King Street
Newark
National Association of Cost Accountants
Robert Treat Hotel
Howard C. Greer
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Co
Kingan and Co
Awards Presented Troop 94 Members
Steven Gold received the tenderfoot pin at Boy Scout Troop 94 meeting at Harden-Locker School. George Menzie earned the second class award. Merit badges were awarded to Robert Burns and Wal-
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Steven Gold
Harden-Locker School
George Menzie
Robert Burns
Wal
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Henry Michaelson
Hillside Ave
Essex
Union Counties
General Agents
Home Indemnity Company
Pacific Employers Ins. Co
Peerless, Casualty Co
Eureka Casualty Co
Citizens Casualty Co. of
N. Y
Pacific National Fire Ins. Co
Standard Ins. Co. of
Quincy Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Traders & Mechanics Ins. Co
Sussex County Mutual Ins. Co
Board of Saybrook
Buttwell For Big
Cost Accountants
THE
Elizabethport Banking Company
First Street
Jersey Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Public Service
Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Troop 94
Tobia's
Hillside Appliance
Liberty Ave
Tappan Gas Range
Tobia’s Hillside Appliance Co
Safeway
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