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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1959
Page
6
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The Times announces it will publish letters and similar items of interest and requires the writer to provide name and address for good faith. Anonymous communications will not be published.
Inflation threatens living standards for everyday workers as President Eisenhower warns that rising prices erode value and confidence. Newsweek notes a surge of long term investors while Labor data show chains driving lower prices and mass distribution. Public frustration grows over tax increases and government spending as readers urge action.
The report details a lively set of activities at Conant Street playgrounds including a vegetable puppet show with top prizes for best puppet decor and humor, story and drama contests, a hula hoop show with multiple awards, arts and crafts projects, and a doll contest. It also covers athletics at Calvin Coolidge playground with softball and chess results, a Krazy Hat Contest on Hillside Avenue, and a pet show with dogs and cats winning prizes.
In an 1864 penny, winners include Karen Kraft Donna Tangél and Toyce Koelbly. Leaders span senior Joyce Koelble Helen Pitzsim mons Howard Steinberg Ronald Cocuzza and Jerry Dilea. Junior leaders are Donal Tangel Beverly Brice Peggy Ann Roche Ronald Starbuck Bobby Holub. Coe Avenue beat Central Avenue, lost to Coe Avenue, finished fourth. Playoffs up Race Street, second place. All Stars Janet Vonbartheld Carol Gerhardt Kathy Lininger. Arts crafts wallets cases purses and foil mats. Some children toured Yankee Detroit game and another trip to witness baseball. Coe Avenue crafts glass pictures stuffed animals trays coasters. Handicraft parade thriving. Coe Avenue earns right to meet Race Street in softball final. Ken Menkin of Coe Avenue remains challenging opposing teams.
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