Mail Christmas Packages Early from Hillside Times 1967
The Hillside Times outlines a holiday mailing schedule for Christmas parcels. It notes legible complete addresses prepared by typewriter or ink, five digit APO numbers matching ZIP codes, and a Space Available policy for parcels up to five pounds with length plus girth not exceeding 60 inches. The window runs October 21 to December 21 1967 with surface mail to Alaska and later dates, air mail deadlines set for December 14.
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THE
Hillside N.J. Times
San Fran
Cisco Army Post Office
Viet Nam
Alaska
Christmas parcel mailing for Armed Forces Overseas
The period October 16 to November 1 1967 is set for surface mailed Christmas parcels to Armed Forces Overseas members their families and U S civilians overseas via APO FPO. New or Seattle or airmail parcels run December to 11 1967. Greeting cards follow parcel windows for timely delivery. Include ZIP codes and use sturdy fiberboard boxes with contents list inside. Matches and lighter fluid may not be mailed to overseas addresses.
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U.S
Seattle
Parcel Post
Hillside High College Night planned
The Guidance Department and parent groups sponsor College Night on Wednesday November 1 1967 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. A panel of college officials will discuss admissions and requirements and college reps will meet with interested students after. Parents and students are invited. Attending officers include Robert Biunno Rutgers University Samuel Missimer Lehigh University Richard Haines Lafayette College Lt Col Charles Davidson Air Force Academy Theottl Sti
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Guidance Department
Parent -Teachers Association
Dad's Club
Hillside High School
Robert Biunno
Rutgers University
Samuel Missimer
Lehigh University
Richard Haines
Lafayette College
Charles Davidson
Air Force Academy
Christmas Mail Deadlines Urged By Elizabeth Postmaster
Elizabeth Postmaster William H Runyon urges patrons to mail parcels to foreign destinations in time for Christmas. He notes the ZIP Code should appear in return addresses and lists mailing gates considering transit times and inspections. Two Japanese students among Rutgers first enrollees in 1868 are mentioned.
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Elizabeth
William H. Runyon
United States
Rutgers
Hillside Little League Trustees Reelect Leaders
At the Hillside Little League annual meeting Frank Naughton was reelected president for a second year. John Siegl Moe Goldberg John Beatty and Peter Humanik were reelected to key posts, with new board members and a plan for next year including a banquet on September 5 1968 and a November meeting at Townley's Restaurant.
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Hillside Little League Organization
Field House
Little League Stadium
Frank Naughton
Pres”Ist
John Siegl
Moe Goldberg
John Beatties
Peter G. Humanik
Board of Trustees
Leonard Zimmerman
Michael Toth
Alvan Lisman
Anthony Panarese
Irvreenberg
Pask
Frank Winnick
Board of “Trustees
League
Townley
Hillside
Little League Women's Jury
Hillside native PFC Japa assigned to Viet Nam duty
Hillside resident PFC Louis Japa, a 1962 Hillside High School graduate, was assigned to duty in 1966 after attending Fort Gordon MP school. He trained at Fort Dix, stationed at Fort Lewis, and worked at Bristol-Myers before joining the Army. The piece notes 60,000 American men die annually from cigarette related causes, alongside lung cancer deaths.
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Pleiku
Japa
Army
Fort Gordon
Georgia
Viet Nam
Fort Dix
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fort Gordon School
Hillside
Pfc Japa
Bristol-Myers
Union County Heart Association
Hillside Lodge Sponsors Hand in Hand Film Showing
The Hillside Lodge 1514 Bnai Brith will sponsor a screening of the award winning film Hand in Hand on Tuesday October 24 at 2 30 PM at Hillside High School Liberty Ave. The film won first prize at the Venice Film Festival and earned high commendation from Parents Magazine.
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Hillside Lodge
B'nai Brrith
Hillside High School
Liberty Ave
Parents Magazine
Hillside Times details and pricing for 1967 edition
The Hillside Times weekly listings note editors and staff including Sidney Silverstein and Emilie Nawrock with Sarah Silverstein as assistant advertising manager. It lists publication date October 19 1967 and subscription price 43 50 per year and single copy 10 cents plus postage details in Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Hillmes Publishing Co.,Inc
North Broad St
Hill
Sidney Silverstein
Emilie D. Nawrock
Sarah Silverstein
United States
Elizabeth
N.J
Hillside Cab Now In Service
Hillside Cab operates a taxi fleet in Hillside with radio dispatched service. Louis Lehman of 935 Steiner Road announces quick response at WA 6 1000. Lehman has long operated taxis in East Orange and Newark. limousine service is also available with special attention for theatre parties.
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Hillside Cab
Hillside
Louis Lehman
Steiner Road
Lehman
East Orange
Newark
How to Know a Medical Quack
An impassioned notice warns readers about quacks who promise quick cures or secret formulas and profit by selling medicines. It explains red flags such as guaranteed cures and biased claims and invites readers to contact a doctor for safe prescriptions.
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Voltaire
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