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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1965

Page

4

Lynn Schwartz Betrothed. Coolidge PTA Nominations

The betrothal of Miss Lynn Schwartz to Norman Pollack, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Pollack of Boulevard Kenilworth, was announced by her parents. Miss Schwartz, a junior at Newark State College, is majoring in speech and a Delta Sigma Pi member. Pollack, who attended Indiana University and Upsala College, teaches English in Springfield. Wedding planned for December. The Calvin Coolidge School PTA executive board nominated officers for 1965 66: Lang president, Fredo and Block vice presidents, Rosen Stahfsten honorary VP, Toltz recording secretary, Toltz corresponding secretary, Positan treasurer, Stier and Blambett trustees. Planning for Father’s Night and a May bazar was noted, with various meetings and events scheduled.

Lynn Schwartz Norman Pollack Earl Pollack BouleVard Kendiworth Harry Schwarza Grumman Ave Upsala College East Orange Springfield Calvin Coolidge’ School PTA Loretta Lang Nicholas D'Ambola oNirs-Bouts Jacobs Lang Anthony Fredo Hyman Block Rosen, Stahfsten Robert Oram Robert Toltz Bernard Halpern Vincent Positan Alois Stier Blambett-Prusteesr John Infanger Harden - Locker School Elizabeth Hillside Avenue School

Cartoonist Miss Kay Kato entertains Elizabeth club

Cartoonist Miss Kay Kato a World War II wartime cartoonist and lecturer entertained members of the Woman's Club Tuesday April 6 at the Elizabeth Town and County Club in Elizabeth New Jersey She has won awards in oil and watercolor and hails from Glen Ridge The International Relations Department meets April 12 at 2 30 PM at the home of chairman Mrs Harold Eichman Union for a covered dish luncheon The seventh district spring conference of the New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs is April 12 at the Masonic Temple Union with Creative Art on April 13 at noon The American Home Department meets April 20 at 12 30 PM at the home of Chairman Mrs Walter Borneman Other events include a Civics trip to Allaire near Farmingdale on April 29 a lunch at Old Mill Spring Lake and a $50 welfare donation to Camp Marcella for blind children Delegates to the Atlantic City convention May 11 to 14 were chosen, hostesses named, and the meeting sponsored by the Fine Arts Department.

Kay Kato Woman's Club Elizabeth Town and County Elizabeth Wayne Ter. Union John G.walsh Wayne T. Branom N.J. Federation of Women's Clubs Masonic Temple Morris Ve Union Creative Art Ralph Schwartz Conant Se American Home Department Walter Borneman Stone St Civics Department Allair Farmingdale Elizabeth Town and Country Club Old Mill Spring Lake Marcella Branom Karl B. Ross Atlantic City Willard Smallacombe George P. Dover Fine Arts Department

Jewish Women Install Newark Day Division Final Meeting

The Newark Day Division of National Council of Jewish Women Essex County Section will hold a sandwich and dessert luncheon on Wednesday April 14 at 12:30 at the Newark YY, 285 Chancellor Ave. Election and installation of officers will occur. volunteers will be honored. a report on the national convention in New York City will be given. Mrs. Henry Rosenberg will give the invocation. Mrs. Herman Haas of Hillside will preside.

Newark National Council of Jewish Women Essex County

Saybrook PTA Officers Slate and Upcoming Events

The Saybrook PTA board met at Mrs. Monroe Acker man's home and read the proposed 1965 66 officers including President Mrs Nicholas Beale and Vice Presidents Mrs Siegel and Mrs Toby Hamerman. The meeting also set Civil Defense and Safety Council for April 6 and referenced upcoming events through May 26 and a May 6 kindergarten registration roundup. Temple Shomrei Torah will donate a refrigerator for the Saybrook School’s milk storage in the fall. The next PTA gathering is April 14 Sing Along With Us led by Miss Catherine Ashley.

Saybrook Pta Monroe Ackerman Joseph Siegel John Haire Sanford Harwood Nicholas Beale Siegel Toby Hamerman Curt Rosenberg Thomas E. Buchanan M. Buschman David Harris Civil Defense and Safety Council Saybrook County Council Chi-Am Chateau John M. Malone Join Galamb Harden Locker Pta Temple Shomrei Torah Hillside Saybrook School PTA Catherine Ashley

Deborah Group Theatre Party Promotes Golden Boy Show

The Deborah Group Theatre Party sponsors a Golden Boy theatre event on Saturday April 10 with buses departing at 11 a.m. from Bergen Street and Lyons Avenue in Newark. Mrs Lester Carroll chairs the event. A second Mystery Bus Ride is planned for April 24 with dinner dancing and entertainment at a surprise destination chaired by Mrs Bernhardt Adler of Bloomfield.

Betty Chodakovky Deborah Bergen St Lyons Ave Newark Lester Carroll Bernhardt Adler Bloomfield

Deborah Unit Board Meeting Plans Hillside Tag Week

Suburban Deborah League holds a regular board meeting Monday evening April 12 at 55 Oval Rd Millburn. Mrs Estelle Forman will report on Hillside Tag Week set for April 25 through May 3. Mrs Samuel Denenberg continues accepting reservations for the Deborah Hospital visitation leaving from Ectio Plaza Springfield at 9:30 p.m. on Monday April 12.

Deborah League William Balsam Oval Rd Millburn Estelle Forman Hillside Samuel Denenberg Irvington Deborah Hospital Ectio Plaza Springfield

March wedding bells ring in Newark and Elizabeth

Miss Rona Lynne Wichinsky married Howard Alan Springer at The Patrician Caterers Livingston with Carol Springer as maid of honor and siblings serving. The couple, graduates of Newark Weequahic and Columbia Law, will live in Elizabeth after a Puerto Rico honeymoon. Also noted: Simon Saltzman’s island travel and a Teen Evening of Performing Arts in Newark.

Rona Lynne Wichinsky Isadore Wichinsky Williamson Ave Howard Alan Springer Charles Springer Compton Ter Hershel Cohen Congregation Ahavas Achim B*nai Jaish Newark Livingston Carol Springer Rona Barber Bernard Thaler Robin Ginsburg Martin Steele Robert Reismen Jerome Wichinsky Alan Wichinsky Leslie Ginsburg Gerald Abramson Norman Springer Bernard Balk Bradley Beach Becky Wichinsky Hillside Weequahic High School Springer Berkeley Secretarial School East Orange Columbia University New York Chilton Towers W. Jersey St Elizabeth Puerto Rico

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