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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
3
Local youths raised twenty one dollars for the American Cancer Society through a recent raffle. Winners included Abe Sjschule and Gaven Chanin. donation came from William Altschule Drug Store.
Kilp M. Peck, campaign manager for Henry Goldhor and John M. Jones, announces he is honored to serve the Democratic ticket in the Township Committee race this week. He notes it is an honor and privilege to act as campaign manager.
The excerpt endorses Henry Goldhor and John M. Malone as citizen candidates for Hillside Township governance. It praises their dedication to taxpayers and aims to end special interests influence. Citings claim tax equalization and economical water benefits will follow if elected.
Thirteen Hillside students enrolled for summer instruction at the Union County Band and Orchestra School in Roselle. Names listed include Abram Altschule Nicholas Caselano Don Robert Clark Charles Drumbore Thomas Kirsch enbaum David Kurtzman Maxine Kurtzman James Leopardo Alice Mencher Donald Meslar Gregory Piegari Kenneth Schwartz and Stanley Slovin.
About 22 members of the Junior Woman's Club and their friends attended a wax demonstration party hosted by Mrs. Gloria Mattoon at her home 145 Williams. Proceeds will be used toward purchasing a cancer mobile unit, a club project.
Editor reflects on a twenty year delay to acquire a Hillside park. The writer urges Hillside and Union County voters to support the November referendum granting funds to the Park Commission so a usable park can be built by summer 1952.
Brief fragment shows a mother warning children to behave while she is away. Admonitions include avoiding matches, not leaning from the window, and not eating the cake.
The Catholic Church defends its Index of Forbidden Books as protecting believers from moral harm and deceitful material. General Rules guide what can endanger faith, while authorities may exempt scholars for legitimate study. A correction notes a dog scratch incident, not a bite, affecting a local child.
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