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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1950
Page
6
The Hillside Times outlines political tactics and forecasted measures for the upcoming session. It cites New York Times analysis on party strategies and predicts support for social security and education aid, with opposition to health insurance and civil rights legislation.
Twenty dates and precincts mix in a busy times past report. Seven petitions contest four Board of Education posts as terms expire. Retained incumbents Harry W. Doremus George C. Lant and William Rieder seek new terms. Hearings on sanitary sewer assessment slated for the week of February 17. Township Committee directs contributions to North Broad street bridge project from State Highway Commission and Board of Freeholders. Roy Hedden named regular member of the Fire Department. Lincoln Republican Club marks installation with 100 attendees at Masonry Hall.
A sequence of church, school, and civic activities is listed including Board of Education meetings, unit and social parties such as a Valentine party, cake sale, and square dances, plus weekly society meetings and a Father Day. A Christian Science radio program Building Your Own House airs on WCBS and WBAB on Sunday February 12 at 10 30 am from Washington.
Readers rail at vocational education funding and tax burdens while urging votes for Kirkpatrick McClow and Lesbo. Leslie J. Reed criticizes bologna and calls for better training. Robert McNamara is invoked in critique of state funds handling and a see-saw of political topics.
A reflective note cites Matthew 6 5 15 on prayer. It argues almost everyone prays at times and no one lives alone. The Christian seeks communion with God and with fellow humans, highlighting conscience and need for divine guidance.
The text emphasizes prayer as a means to cooperate with God and gain proper views of Him and self. It links prayer to faith, action, happiness, and renewal of will, urging removal of fear, criticism, and jealousy in favor of love and good will.
Transfers list include links from We and Mrs David Armitt to Mr and Mrs Frank Kloski on Bond Street. Lepore to Winans Avenue properties. Lepore to Menkin on Winans Avenue. Kaufman to Rudolph Jacob on Center Street. Borden to Mary Schuler on 581 Tillman Street. Fee to Drobach Company Lots 40 to 45, Block 44% tax assessment. Geyer to Petersen at Liberty Avenue corner Shelton Terrace.
Union County Agricultural Agent Fred D Osman explains winter pruning to improve yields on grapevines and blueberries. Remove oldest canes and thin side shoots to balance fruit size and crop. tip new canes to encourage branching, and request pruning bulletins from the Agricultural Agent in Elizabeth New Jersey.
One hundred county residents were ordered to jury service from February 13 to February 25. The selection was drawn by Sheriff Charles E. Ayers and Jury Commissioner William A. Bourdon before County Judge Walter L. Hetfield, with clerk Benjamin Korb as witness. Hillside residents named include Garlton O. Childrens 254 Fitzpatrick Street Miss Filumena H. Messano 1473 Hiawatha Avenue Wallace W. Linnett 114 Highland Avenue and Mrs Anna Mandl 272 Conklin Avenue.
Three color 1 reel films were shown to Hillside Avenue School art classes. They covered how young America paints and various media techniques. Ruth Shaw demonstrated finger painting, introduced this art form in the United States.
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