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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1961

Page

3

Calendar of Club and Board Meetings in Hillside Area

Community listings show a sequence of meetings and events including Township Committee sessions and Hadassah events. Highlights include Hillside Hadassah activities, High School PTA boards, Planning Board dates, Board of Health, and Education meetings in late September through October.

Hillside Hadassah Hadassah Board of Health Board of Education PPA

Newark producer Dore Schary to receive citizen citation

Dore Schary of Newark, famed writer director and producer, will be honored with a citizen's citation by B'nai B'rith Women Northern New Jersey Council. Announcement came from Mrs. Gerald Freeman West Orange council president. Schary to receive the award on Columbus Day October 12 at the Mosque Theatre Newark.

Dore Schary Newark Hollywood B'nai B’rith Women Northern New Jersey Council Schary Gerald Freeman West Orange Albert Coslit Milton Solomon Hillside Mosque Theatre

Hillside General Election Notice and District Maps

Public election notice for Hillside New Jersey detailing registration deadlines September 28 1961 closing date and September 15 1961 transfer options. It lists registration hours seven district polling locations and boundaries for nine election districts for the November 7 1961 general election with officers to be elected and district meeting places.

Boundaries Describe District Lines From Coe to Salem Avenues

The text outlines the Thirteenth to Fifteenth District boundaries with detailed street-by-street directions. It covers beginnings at street intersections, parallels to Coe and Salem Avenues, and offsets of one hundred feet, defining the center lines along Harden, Conant, Union, Virginia, North Broad, and Lehigh Valley Railroad areas.

Malo Lough Valley Merit Avenue Mertz Avenue Clark Street Clark S Bond Street Hillside Avenue Doremus Place Harding Terrace Irvington Lehigh Valley Railroad Third District Cener Liberty Avenue Dorenis Place Hilside Avenue Maple Avenue Belleview Terraces Belleview Terrace Fourth District Winans Avenue Clark Sweet Summer Avenue BE May Avenue Issex County Eurex Summit Avenue of Este Liherty Avenue Essex County Holman Place Seventh District Lavington Lehigh Valley Hoffman Place Elizabeth River Central Avenue Clifford Street Clifford Stree Elmwood Street St. Louis Avenue Sa Loula Avenue Broadway St Louis Avenue Myrtle Street Herbert Avenue Ninth District Conant Street Broad Way Elm Wood Street Tenth District Long Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue Hollywood Avenue Woodruff Avenue Coe Avenue Union Avenue Virginia Street Avenue Wood Trust Avenue Salem Avenue North Broad Street Elizabeth City Line Elizabeth City Thirteenth District Stram Avenue Harden Street Fourteenth District Elzabeth River North

Soft Water Beauty Tips and Laundry Advice Note

A textured excerpt advises tinning tips on using soft water for clearer skin and shiny hair, praising Lindsay Company water softeners. It urges laundering matching outfits together for uniform aging, and warns swimmers to rinse after lake or sea dips to remove mud and oil.

Lindsay Company

Start Teaching Your Children Safety Now

Smart parents won’t wait for school to begin drilling youngsters in traffic safety. Look all ways before crossing, stay from between parked cars, cross only at corners, watch turning cars, and be extra alert in bad weather. Wear white after dark and walk facing traffic where no sidewalks. Help your Safety Patrol Obey traffic guards and lights.

Blue Dominates Fall Ties With Blues and Olives

Fashion notes from September 14, 1961 highlight blue as the dominant tie color for fall, with olives in close pursuit. The piece notes muted patterns, British influence in club and regimental stripes, and iridescent foulards. Slim ties gain favor due to narrower shirt collars, with wool chalkis and Teps joining foulards in solid colors or small prints.

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Rte Les Kings Auburn University Ralph B. Draughon Mr. Draughon John Luce San Ramon Calif Paul S. Haley Jasper Auburn John A. Barclay Nite Army Ordnance Missile Command Redstone Arsenal Haley James P Mitchell Nee PTA Board Hillside Hadassah Meeting Dance of Hillside Unico B'nai B'rith Honor Woman's Club of Connecticut Farms First State Bank OF Union Morris Avenue Burke Parkway United States Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Murdock Nowice Municipal Tee & Hillside Avenues New Jersey Inc Liberty Hillside Avenues Union County Board of Elections County of Union Board’ of Chosen Freeholders Seid Boards of Registry Parigian Carpet Co Hillside Avenue School Symnasium W. Mertz Ave Hillside Avene Hillaide Avenue George Washington Leslie Street Calvin Coolidge Tilman Street Harden-Looker Gard Avenue Mertz Ave Fifth District Sterly Summer Ernestine Trubenbach Center Line Poin N.J. Times Eptember PAGE A. J. Heating CO A.J. Zurba Ae Ea A Rita Dous Bristol-Myers Company Copper Alloy Corporation Hatfield Wire & Cable Division Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc Edgcomb Steel and Aluminum Corp The Hillside National Bank Mander Cork Corp Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co Councilans National Safety Tridix Tool & Machine Co Tuschyn Roofing Company Jiffy Manufacturing Co
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