Make your own Christmas ornaments by Carolyn Healey
Carolyn Y. Healey Senior County Home Economist explains salt dough ornaments. The recipe uses 2 cups flour 1 cup salt and 1 cup water with air drying and optional baking. Shapes can be cut formed or rolled with holes for hanging and finished with paint or varnish.
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Carolyn Y. Healey
Wallack and Loria Weds at Christ the King Church
Beverly Wallack daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wallack of Hillside and Robert R Loria of Irvington were married at Christ the King Church on Saturday October 23. Rev John F Tyks officiated the Nuptial Mass and a reception followed at the College Inn. The couple plans a Florida honeymoon and will reside in Hillside.
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Christ the King Church
Beverly Wallack
Robert Wallack
Hillside
Robert R. Loria
Irvington
John F. Tyks
College Inn
Wallack
First Baptist Church to share music and candlelight
An evening of music, light, and love at First Baptist Church Hillside Avenue and Harding Terrace on Wednesday December 22 at 7 30 p m. The choir directed by Marilyn Nicholson will perform the Christmas Cantata King Forever with soloists Marilyn Schmidt Wendell Schmidt and Robert Cadwallader. A women's trio and Betsy Laws on piano accompany, with Jack Davidson narrating. The candle lighting led by Reverend J Allen Nicholson will close as attendees share the light and love of God in sending Jesus Christ.
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First Baptist Church
Hillside Avenue
Harding Terrace
Marilyn Nicholson
Marilyn Schmidt
Wendell Schmidt
Robert Cadwallader
Agnes Christenson
Linda Bielinski
Betsy Laws
Jack Davidson
J. Allen Nicholson
God
Jesus Christ
Petition contention over public support and signatures
Nicholaus defends petition circulation arguing critics lack understanding and respect for public service. He notes the need for large signatures and suggests backlash if the effort had been smaller. The debate centers on public backing and the perceived heart of officials.
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Nicholaus
OTA study says offshore energy unlikely to meet New Jersey needs
The Congressional Office of Technology Assessment reports that no new energy technology will likely meet more than a small share of New Jersey's projected demand this century. It urges top priority for energy conservation and notes offshore facilities would provide about 20 percent, with no clear advantage over alternatives. Co-generation and efficiency gains could buy time until newer options mature.
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Congressional Office of Technology Assesment
OTA
New Jersey
Mid-Atlantic
Delaware
Powe
Congress
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