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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1958
Page
7
The New Jersey state Employment Service announces a winter schedule of 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Monday through Friday with half hour reporting based on Social Security numbers. Manager Frank J Begg urges unemployment claimants to report on time to ensure faster, fairer service and to avoid disrupting staff workload.
A spokesperson notes the aim to expedite unemployment benefits while adhering to legal requirements, emphasizing efficient processing and compliance. The brief statement underscores balancing rapid aid with statutory standards.
Drama artists announce rehearsals underway for their first production Plane to be staged on two successive weekends October 10 and October 17 at Hungarian Hall White Street. Cast includes William Koch Gerry Gutowski Arlene Lupkin Gladdie Ohle Allan Smith Irvington William Poschock William Wel sit ter a meister Newark Fran Ehman Mountainside Scenic designer Donald Pun chat Hillside producer Ronald Gianettino Irvington Roles open in Picnic casting for second production to begin soon Producers invite theatre enthusiasts to contact Gianettino at BS 3 8952 in Wellet WA 6 2014
The Township Clerk announces a general election notice detailing registration deadlines and voting hours. Polls will open at 3:00 PM and close at 12:00 PM on election day with in person and mail registration options and an official address for the Clerk’s office.
The notice outlines general election timing from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm on Thursday November 4 and lists slated offices including United States Senator for six years, three congressional district members for five year terms, and a town committee member for three years. It also details polling locations such as 157 Noma Broad Street, Parsnish Avenue, and several schools and a synagogue. It provides descriptions of electoral district boundaries within First, Second, and Third districts running along Lehigh Valley Railroad lines and local streets including Liberty Avenue and Clark Street, with delineations to ensure proper districting for voters.
The text outlines multiple district beginnings and boundary lines along Liberty Avenue and surrounding streets, detailing central lines of Liberty Avenue Summit Avenue Maple Avenue and adjacent railroad lines, defining northeastern and southwestern limits, and noting intersections with County and city lines to mark district starts and ends. It references Liberty Avenue, Summit Avenue, Maple Avenue, Winans Avenue, and the Lehigh Valley Railroad, among others, establishing complex boundary points and termini for districts in a historical municipal plan.
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