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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1962

Page

2

Shoppers Plan But Not Enough

UPI reports a study of 100 Ithaca families led by Prof Kathryn Walker at Cornell New York State College of Home Economics finds planned shopping twice weekly but actual trips total three. The survey shows 3.4 hours weekly for shopping tasks with a 2.8 to 4 hour range by family size and notes higher income above $7 000 reduces time by about an hour versus the $3 000 to $4 999 bracket.

Kathryn Walker New York State College of Home Economics Cornell University

Scientist Seeks Radiation Cure at Georgia Tech Lab

In Atlanta, Dr. Nancy W. Walls of Georgia Tech studies a harmless bac ceria under simulated atomic bombardment to model anti-radiation treatment. She observes that most organisms given the substance survive while those without it perish.

Atlanta UPI Nancy W. Walls Georgia Institute of Technology

A Dandy Place To Sleep It Off In Oak Park

In Oak Park Illinois drunks arrested for intoxication are released if fines cannot be paid. Municipal Judge Thomas W Barrett reports no drunks before him in two weeks. Most offenders are Chicago skid row alcoholics dropped at the Madison Street bus line.

Chicago UPI Oak Park Thomas W. Barrett Barrett Madison Street Cook County Illinois House of Correction

March of Dimes funds pediatric arthritis treatment center

Dr. Jane Borges leads a March of Dimes supported arthritis center in Pittsburgh guiding juvenile rheumatoid arthritis patients toward normal life. The program emphasizes intensive therapy, school involvement, and family education to improve outcomes beyond what lab reports show, with successful cases including a 12-year-old girl who regained arm movement and academic engagement.

Jane Borges Home For Pittsburgh Borges Pittsburg Hubbard Tank Peasley William M. Gibson National Foundation March of Dimes Saieee Eer Oer Sane

Joan K Hill Weds Edward H Honchen at St Catherine's

Miss Joan Kristin Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Hill Jr of 33 Fairbanks St wed Edward W Honchen son of Mr and Mrs Edward W Honchen of 1048 Kilsyth Rd Elizabeth Rev Edwin Paul Menn officiated at St Catherine's Church Nov 10 with a reception at Thomm's Newark. maid of honor Doris Ann Miskew assisted at the ceremony.

St. Catherine's Church Joan Kristin Hill Frank. J. Hill Jr Fairbanks St Edward H. Honchen Edward W. Honchen Kilsyth Rd Elizabeth Edwin Paulmenn Thomm Newark Doris Ann Miskew

Hillside bride wed with Hillside High School ties

The ceremony united Miss Karen Ann Hill and Richard Honchen in Elizabeth. Bridesmaids included Miss Carol Honchen of Irvington and Barbara Honchen of Manchester, N.Y. Best man was Richard Honchen. ushers were Louis Cress, Jeffrey Cole, Joseph Hill, Frank Hill II, with Stephen Hill as ring bearer. The bride, a Hillside High School graduate, works as a secretary at PSE&G Newark. Groom, from Elizabeth, served in the Army and is a Clark postal carrier. They will live at 35 Elmwood Pl Elizabeth after a Miami Beach honeymoon.

Hillside Karen Ann Hill Carol Honchen Irvington Barbara Honchen Manchester N.Y Richard Honchen Louis Cress Elizabeth Jeffrey Cole Roselle Joseph Hill Frank J. Hill II Stephen Hill

Chemistry aids hostesses with new wood finish

A UPI report from Chicago describes a finish called finishield that coats wood with three layers including aluminum foil and an acrylic fiber impregnated laminate. The process creates a durable Matt finish with heat and burn resistance rivaling high pressure laminates and withstands cigarette flames.

Chicago UPI G. A. Snyder Period Tables, Inc Henderson, Ky Donald H. Gott American Walnut Manufacturers’ Association Finishield Orion

Talkative Lynn George Anchors TELE GUIDE In New York Hotels

Lynn George hosts TELE GUIDE a closed circuit service reaching 40 Manhattan hotels with 70 000 weekly viewers. She handles weather news theater tips shopping hints and sightseeing data 18 hours daily while previously answering 5000 daily visitor questions and promoting Grand Central industry exhibits.

New York UPI Lynn George Lynn Teleguide Manhattan Tam Grand Central Station Chicago

Grandmother Finds Fitness Through Indoor Pool

Mrs. Annie Dubman, 68, credits an indoor pool for her sustained pep and fitness. She joined a YMCA program with vigorous calisthenics and regular swimming, saying she felt like a younger woman as she kept exercising despite aging.

ST. Louis UPI Annie Dubman Fountain of Youth

Dubman urges broader fitness push beyond Kennedy program

Mrs. Dubman argues the Kennedy physical fitness plan is a start but not enough. She contends the elderly need exercise programs and criticizes the focus for excluding older citizens.

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