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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1957
Page
2
Mary W. Armstrong warns readers from Tifon County about holiday fire and accident hazards. Advice covers fresh tree care, moisture, proper placement away from heat, electrical safety, keeping lights and tinsel from bulb sockets, and avoiding flammable decorations. The piece emphasizes cautious behavior and adult judgment to prevent fires throughout the season.
Various Hillside area groups schedule a busy slate of events including Hillside Hadassah activities, a Christmas luncheon, township committee and board meetings, school PTA gatherings, and social sponsor events for a retarded group. The January schedule features installations, theater parties, planning board meetings, and child activities coordination.
PTA parents education meeting January 16 at Hillside Chapter. January 20 a women’s social party by George Wash. January 21 youth group and PEI School PTA board meeting. January 23 Hillside Community Orchestra concert. January 22 planning board meeting. January 20 Mothers March event listed.
Emanuel M. Reltev of 1595 Complin place Miami Beach Minn stays at the Sherry Frontenac Hotel and wires word he has qualified for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co million dollar group. The qualification earns him a trip to California and a week at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. About 15 to 20 men have qualified from a force of 23,000.
Louis Disehler, master of ceremonies and chairman, thanked his committee for participation in the first joint Hillside Local 35 PMBA and Honorary FMBA dinner. The Honorary FMBA officers joined the local committee. members named include Henry Groh, Samuel Fazzone, William Ostermiller and George Liss.
The Hillside National Bank board declares a regular dividend of 75 cents per share and an extra dividend of 25 cents per share payable January 3 to stockholders of record December 16. Announcement by president James A. Onell.
Children Marsha and Marc set out milk and cookies for Santa but a tiny mouse visits during the night. They wake to find the creature eating the last cookie and from then on leave a plate for the mouse. The other memory recalls a Christmas gift reveal with a doll and a doll house.
Laurence Springer reports 7 500 high scorers on the Schol arship Qualifying Test from 14 000 high schools October 22 advance to the three hour College Board exam on January 11 for a chance at 4 000 000 in Merit Scholarships. Semifinalists from Hillside include Joseph E Irenas and Robert H LeBow.
The Johnson family returns home on Christmas Eve to find Santa with a stack of presents for Donald Mary and their mom. Santa leads them to a living room surprise a beautifully decorated tree awaits. The tale ends with the children declaring it the best Christmas ever.
Seven Pingry School seniors have been named semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship competition. Headmaster confirms the achievement as a notable academic honor for the student body.
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