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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
6
The Hillside Times published every Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey under the Act of March 3 1874. Subscription rates are 3.50 per year in the United States with 8 cents for single copies. Postage to Canada and foreign countries added. Communications require name and address.
The budget calendar starts January 1 with preliminary approvals through February 9 and budgets published between January 2 and March 1. Hearings run January 29 to March 11, with final adoption before March 21. The New Jersey Taxpayers Association promotes citizen participation and notes municipal operating costs rose from 133 million in 1946 to 197 million last year.
Richard A. Rogers of Hillside New Jersey has joined Pershing Rifles at Lehigh University. Beaver College reports five Hillside girls return for Christmas break before resuming classes January 5. Barbara Kaplan of Hillside Miss returns from Upsala College Christmas recess. she is a junior in elementary education. Fight Polio Give Sister Kenny Foundation a NYC location.
The note urges readers to prepare for last minute guests and gifts on Christmas Eve. It reminds to check tree lights, snacks, drinks, and cake and to send late greeting cards or messages to distant friends. It encourages sharing cheer with neighbors and strangers alike.
United States Merry Christmas features Christmas trees mistletoe and Santa Claus. Italy Bono Natale shows shepherds in villages on Christmas Eve playing instruments while townsfolk sing Nativity songs. Thousands gather at St Peter's for Christmas Day.
Members of the Alumnae Association of the Berkeley School of East Orange held a reunion in THE SCHOOL Building at 27 Prospect Street East Orange. A social gathering was held and Hillside attendees included Miss Helen Yureck of 576 Lee Street and Miss Shirley Ann Kaiser of 21 Fairbanks Street. Barbara I Handy president introduced the executive committee Dorothy Coleman Engler vice president Joan Granahan secretary Hilda Niebler treasurer Mary Class Alice Schroeder Willett and Jane T Heitzner directors.
William R. Vanderbilt, Newark attorney and Summit area Young Republicans chair, announces candidacy for the General Assembly seat to be vacated by Fred B. Shepard next year. Vanderbilt, a WWII veteran with JAG and Bronze Star, is married with two children and lectures in business law at Rutgers Newark.
Public Safety Commissioner and Mrs Henry Goldhor and their son Steven of 319 Trinity place left Sunday for a Florida trip and will return Monday as the commissioner noted.
Goldhor said he expects to observe traffic safety measures in the various towns visited. He plans to assess enforcement practices and pedestrian protections, aiming to report findings to officials and help improve road safety standards.
Calendar items list January meetings and events from Hillside including B'nai B'rith, Cub Pack 195, and Board of Education sessions. A health column discusses arterial hardening as a major heart disease factor, noting prevalence in older and middle-aged adults and describing arterial changes.
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