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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1971
Page
3
Director Ray J. Marini urged parents to start seat belt training during Thanksgiving travel. He warned that the risk of serious injury doubles or more when belts are ignored and noted children cannot brace themselves during sudden stops. Seat belts keep kids from being thrown inside the car and help drivers focus on the road.
Hillside firefighters presented a fire prevention program at Hurden Looker School for kindergarten to third grade. Captain Smith led the program with demonstrations by Captain Mateer and Fireman Wilks. A group photo includes Miss Levy and several students.
The Holiday Gift Bazaar at A P Morris School features items such as spoon rests ashtrays playing cards trivets pencil sharpeners hank s stationary photo albums makeup mirrors candles and pocket tool kits. Prices cap at 1.00 with hours 3 to 4 30 for parent shoppers. Saybrook PTA sponsors the event chaired by Mrs. Doris Siegel and Mrs. Marge Goldberg.
Lou Halper of Hillside was honored at a Israel Bond testimonial breakfast held last Sunday, November 21, at Congregation Sinai Torah Chaim. Guest speaker Robert Weiner spoke on Middle Eastern affairs. The event served as a prelude to the State of Israel’s 23rd Anniversary celebration presented by the Hillside and Elizabeth Jewish communities on December 12 at Shaxamaxon Country Club at 6:30 p.m.
The Evening Membership Department of the Hillside Woman's Club hosted a Country Store on Thursday November 18 at Columbian Hall. Home baked goods preserved items and handmade crafts were sold. Proceeds benefit Camp Merry Heart for physically handicapped children and young adults. Betty Kingsley EMD 7th District chair was guest of honor.
To check safe lire tread depth place a Lincoln penny between the grooves. If you can see the top of Lincoln's head the tire is worn too thin.
A reader expresses satisfaction with the Hillside Community Center noting limited personal use but highlighting their son attends boxing lessons weekly and enjoys the activity along with other boys. The message commends the valuable local opportunity.
Irvington members plan a Chanukah event with Mrs. Jack Mazell serving as chair. A board meeting at 10 AM at B'nai Israel will precede a dessert luncheon and a later meeting chaired by Mrs. Milton Ordower. A drive for new members is launched with Mrs. Alex Schlenper. Proceeds support Deborah Hospital while a fashion show is arranged by Mrs. Milton Burstein and Mrs. Nathan Harharash.
The Hillside Times published weekly in Hillside New Jersey by Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc at 1413 Northroad St Hillside NJ 07200. Sidney Silverstein is editor and publisher with Sarah Silverstein handling advertising and Richard Duffy as assistant. Subscription per year 34.50 domestic single copy 10 cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth NJ. Volume 48 number 4.
A vintage style guide outlines selecting leather or suede fabrics for a gift season. It details pattern choice with few seams, yardage needs of 35 or 36 inches, skin-based pricing, and fabric calculations for required skins plus waste margins. It also covers muslin fitting, leather preparation, and careful marking methods for leather cuttings.
The text argues nuclear fuel is a clean energy source with minimal air pollution and no sight lines from plants. It claims noise and traffic decrease near plants, making areas healthier and more attractive, and states radiation danger is exaggerated. It compares radiation dose to a chest X ray to downplay risks while warning of a looming challenge to natural fuel resources.
The piece argues that cleaner air and scarce fuels require nuclear powered plants to satisfy rising electric needs of the 1970s. It asserts a real need for safe nuclear energy now and suggests victory in the energy race depends on it.
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