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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1969
Page
5
Nassau district manager Ralph W. Jones reports that 41 percent of beneficiaries are adult women while 34 percent are men. He notes women manage benefits for children and can qualify in various scenarios including as wives, widows, young widows with children, or divorced wives.
The Institute for Safer Living urges drivers to use clear signals and proper lane positioning when turning. Drivers must look ahead and behind before turning, enter the correct lane early, slow gradually, and avoid risky shunting. Wide turns should be made where visibility is clear to protect other traffic and pedestrians.
Local boys from Newark Academy Livingstone tested the Nativity story in scenes linked by scriptural narration and carols. The Lower School choir, directed by Bruce Demarest Catherine Lynham and Edith West, performed from annunciation to wise men with Anthony Sylvester as innkeeper and Scott Alenick and Vincent Rispoli singing accompanying carols.
Skiing tips advise keeping skis together and body vertical with bent knees while gripping poles. Eyes fixed ahead observe snow contours. After skiing, a hot bath helps prevent dry skin, with Desert Flower beauty bath recommended.
The Catholic Alumni Club of North Jersey hosts an 8 30 p.m. cocktail dance on Friday December 26 at the Rock Spring Inn West Orange Northfield Avenue. Single Catholics over 20 are welcome. Miss Elizabeth Lynch Hillside is dance co chairwoman.
The trucking sector, now the second largest US employer, has doubled in size over 15 years and is expected to at least double by 1980. A shortage of drivers and related staff creates wide job access, with apprenticeships, six week truck driving courses, and senior paths from maintenance to management. NJMTA promotes programs with Burlington and Passaic counties to train diesel and engine specialists and offers evening classes for married men to enter tractor trailer work.
Miss Barbara Spiegel of 1539 Bond Street Hillside is among those newly enrolled this term at Berkeley School. She joins the one year executive secretarial program designed to provide students with broad business knowledge in addition to secretarial skills. Miss Spiegel is a Hillside High School graduate.
The nation will adorn gifts with ribbon and bows, estimated at 20 million dollars annually and over four billion yards this season. Industry reports show the ribbon business has more than doubled in a decade, with new synthetic colors expanding to red green silver gold and unusual shades like fuchsia olive and lime. Elaborate handwork and varied patterns mark the latest designs.
Fourth grade students under Mrs Frances Bakers guidance wrote four history skits. Each group assigned roles distributed parts organized costumes and props and rehearsed together. On December 18 they performed before parents and classmates sharing tales like Pocahontas William Bradford and The Pilgrims of Long Ago with narrators and student actors.
Rabbi H B Lasker of Temple Shomrei Torah Hillside will deliver a sermon on the God of Our Fathers Friday December 26 at 6 30 PM Susan Genser daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Genser will be Bas Mitzvah reading from the Torah participating in services Saturday December 27 at 9 30 AM Torah portion VAYEHI read with Rabbi Lasker and Cantor Saitz officiating.
Funeral services held December 19 for Samuel Dunshaft 76 a longtime Hillside resident who came from Russia in 1922 and ran a Newark grocery for four decades. Survived by wife Lillie, sons Max and Morris, daughter Sonia, six grandchildren. Arrangements by E Bernheim and Sons Funeral Home Newark.
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