Pop Warner Hillside Midgets Plan State Award Dinner
The Pop Warner Hillside Midgets Football League boards meet Feb 8 at Hillside PAL to plan the first annual awards dinner. The league, formed last fall, played four games winning 13 to 12 over Bloomfield and outfits cost $48.65 per player for 51 boys.
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Double Standard of Nation Scored by Rotary Speaker
Jack J. Stukas told the Hillsde Rotary Club that the United States showed a double standard at the UN toward Russia and urged Kennedy to seek a free plebiscite in captive nations. He recalled Lithuania Latvia Estonia and the 1956 Hungarian revolt and described indoctrination and repression in satellite countries.
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Voice of America
Wallpaper as a Transforming Home Accent
The article extols wallpaper as a cost effective tool to alter room perception. It suggests paintings and patterns to create openings, vertical lines to raise a low ceiling, and camouflaging strategies for awkward architectural features. It highlights combining patterns to mimic views and windows for richer spaces.
Red Cross Offers Spring Home Care Classes
The American Red Cross Elizabethtown chapter will offer Spring classes in Home Care of the Sick and Injured with the date to be announced. Persons may register by phone or mail to Headquarters or to Mrs. Frank Hathaway, 1429 Montavente, Miltolets. Mother Baby Care starts the first Monday of each month, July and August excepted.
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Elizabethtown
Home Nursing Committee
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Township eyes land sale to boost tax revenue and ratables
A bid offer of 153,200 for land in the Wolf PI area, previously veterans housing, was disclosed at the Jan. 2 meeting. If sold after public bidding the township expects industrial construction and potential future ratables totaling 2 million to 3 million dollars.
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PTA Plans To Form Cub Pack
A meeting of the A P Morris School PTA was held to organize a cub pack. Wil am Melford Sr assistant commissioner spoke to a large gathering. A board meeting at Mrs Harvey Manders home planned the regular meeting January 25 to explain the budget and have Board of Education candidates speak briefly. Back to School Night also planned, with support for the proposed budget and Woodfield Stadium field house.
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Science Briefs and Odd Inventions Headlines
The brief notes the average American consumed 1600 pounds of food in 1960 per government estimates. It mentions a maintenance free nuclear battery claimed to power ten years at the North Pole and a shark stimulator linked to swimwear odor attraction in ancient reports.
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U.S
North Pole
Full Education Held Imperative
Robert Lipson, a Board of Education candidate, urged a complete high school education as essential for community and national progress. He tied strong standards to preparing graduates for a growing economy and called for prudent tax spending while stressing Board responsibility for advancing the schools.
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Crisa Crisaulli Addresses Hillside Education Standards
Emil E Crisaulli, candidate for a three year term on the Board of Education, told supporters at the To mason home on 623 Bucanhan street that Hillside must maintain its high educational standards and goals set by the board and its staff.
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Fulli
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Bucanhan Street
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No readable content to summarize into a full newspaper item. The fragment discusses continuing to enable students to meet technological era challenges and stress from adverse world conditions visible today.
Temple Beth El to Offer Jewish Education Series
Temple Beth El at 1271 Clinton Pl Elizabeth will run a series of courses titled An Experience in Jewish Education starting Monday January 29 and continuing Mondays through February and March. The courses are open to the public.
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Temple offers $ for text books and ten session course list
Temple announces public courses with a small fee for textbooks covering ten sessions. Topics include beginning and intermediate Hebrew and Great Controversies in Judaism taught in seminar style. Open to 18 and older. instructors include Rabbi Milton Gerald Miller and Mr Higene Graham. Registration forms available by writing or calling.
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