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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1961
Page
8
Avon calling on TV promotes new products with timely spring earning opportunities. Mrs. Davis invites inquiries at MI 2 S146. Also seeking a math tutor with a recent degree to teach junior high and high school math subjects.
Hillsfly BPW Club president Mrs Robert C Kirkpatrick announced delegates to state and national BPW conventions. Lida Aronson serves as alternate. Emmet T. White chairs bylaws and constitution. Jean Rae Turner and others on committees. Scholarships of 100 dollars each awarded to two students. nurse Rose Gomer joins. Rev Nancy Forsberg to speak April 24. six HS girls to serve as officers. fundraiser netted 145 dollars.
Pingry School at 215 North Avenue announces a 20th consecutive summer program led by director Edward W. Cissel. The non credit, ungraded courses include Literature as an Art, Composition Writing, History of the Western World Since 1900, English History, College Freshman Math Preview, Exploratory Science, Art for Young People, Public Speaking, Dramatics and Creative Language Arts.
The Hebrew School of the Conservative Congregation of Hillside held a model seder last week. Pupils listed include Enet Adheuran, shy vane Bien baw, Lawthe Binbaum, Diane Burnsiaith Batey Braverman, Michael Cohen, Nadine Goff, Sherry Goldman, Arthur Bornstein, Marc Korte, Marry Lehman, Robert Mange, David Markowitz, Arthur Tevser, Paul Peyser, Ronnie Ravoff, Priscilla Rosen, Ross Reife, Stephen Landitz, Karen Silber, Matthew Speester, David Stelber, Steven Lustander, Barry Zimerman, William Bertiger, Renee Brauner, Steven Cohen, Richard Friesen, Donald Ginsbere. Sus aed by pupils of Hebrew School hillside. Also present were Mrs. Bertha Zion and Miss Miriam Katzman along with teachers. Refreshments provided by the Sisterhood were served by Mrs. Philip Weinick.
Mrs Mildred Hess leads 1961 Hillside Cancer Crusade announcing an educational program by the American Cancer Society to inform local residents about available help. Services include free dressings, loan closets, transportation for ambulatory patients, and professional medical support funded by public donations and national research funding.
At the Union County Psychiatric Clinic annual meeting in the Congregational Church Westfield the nominating committee chairwoman Mrs Harlan Pratt Announced the election of Mr Frank Ninesling of Hillside to the board of trustees. Ninesling, a physics teacher at Irvington High School, educated at Davis and Elkins College Seton Hall University Rutgers, former director of the Union County Mental Health Association and Hillside Lions Club member, resides at 293 Shelton Terrace with his wife Ruth and three children.
George I Bradley of Linden retires Thursday as Hillside Branch Postoffice superintendent after 87 years with Elizabeth Postoffice and 11 years in the role. Postmaster William Runyon cites exemplary sick leave balance of 2,222 hours and praises Bradley for efficiency, integrity, religioility, and strict adherence to rules. The citation, signed by Postmaster General J Edward Day and National Operations Director LeRoy V Green, honors his devotion to duty in the U S Postal Service and extends best wishes to his wife.
PAL members and volunteers have distributed more than 200 posters and 125 minutes appealing for funds in the first annual townshipwide week long drive set for April 16 to 29. Georg Miss and Leonard Cohen lead the effort with house to house solicitation. Marion Holtham chairs the PAL Auxiliary party May 1 at the PAL Building and is distributing HelOptions.
Urban Renewal continued from Page notes Mrs Gold requesting a part time clerk stenographer. Proposals will be reviewed by the committee. Patrick Valeo named temporary laborer in the Rear Department from April 7 to May 6 at an annual salary of 5850. A resolution conveyed regret for the passing of Rev J Emmet Knox pastor of Christ the King Church. Due to the Primary on Tuesday April 18 the next meeting was set for Wednesday April 19.
Kiwanis honors a longtime community volunteer who began with the PTA and helped organize groups at Hillside Avenue, George Washington and Calvin Coolidge Schools. She formed mother-daughter clubs and Girl Scout troops, served as secretary of the Board of Recreation, led recreation programs, helped acquire and remodel a Salem building for Union County Park, organized a teen canteen during World War II, and opened the recreation center to high school students at Hillside Avenue School.
A detailed account of Mrs. McCraith’s service with the School PTA and Hillside recreation and planning boards is recounted. She organized youths for civil defense during the Korean conflict and held secretary roles on multiple town committees. About 100 attendees, including former officials and community members, celebrated her contributions with gifts and tributes.
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