Mardi Gras Gala by Hillside Italian American Civic Assn
The Ladies Auxiliary hosted a Mardi Gras for members and guests Saturday March 30 at the Town and Campus in Union New Jersey. An New Orleans mood filled the hall as prizes went to Frank De Santo Hillside as Indian Chief and Mrs Louis Berman Fair Lawn in a Sadie Thompson costume. Chairman Mrs Ross Bartolotta led a committee including Miss Mary Melito and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nadwodny
Marie Melito
Frank de Santo
Ross Bartolotta
Louis Berman
Joseph de Grosso
Carmen Ferrigno
Carmen Arment
Hillside Photo Service
Hillside
Fair Lawn
New Jersey
Sadie Thompson
Cleopatra
25th Anniversary For Local B'nai B'rith
Hillside Lodge No. 1514 marks 25 years since its 1943 charter with a three part 1968 celebration. The April 15 meeting will elect new officers and induct a new class, with awards by President Jack Potashkin. Comedian Lou Menchell headlines a cabaret style program with Passover refreshments and a door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai Youth Center
Maple Avenue Hillside
Jack Potashkin
Hillside Lodge
Grand Lodge
Lou Menchell
New York
Lou
College Honors Split at UMass for 1967-68 First Semester
Approximately one in four undergraduates at the University of Massachusetts earned honors in the first semester of the 1967-68 year. Of 2,506 on the Honors List 250 had first honors 3.8 or higher, 770 earned second honors 3.4 to 3.7, and 1,556 achieved third honors 3.0 to 3.3. Top students include Jeffrey D. Rosen and Frances D. Senner, with listed majors and family addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Massachusetts
Jeffrey D. Rosen
Albert Rogen
Bradford Rd
Frances D. Senner
Bernard Senner
Hollywood Ave
Hillside Republicans Tout Plan To Reform County Taxes
GOP candidates Jonathon Bell and Franklin Feltman outlined a strategy to reduce county taxes by working with state leaders. They said any tax plan must be approved by the state and urged cooperation with the Senate majority leader to draft legislation, noting past Hillside success with state help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Feltman
County Freeholders
Senate
Frank X. McDermott
Hillside
Passover Family Service At Temple Beth El
Temple Beth El invites the Union County Jewish community to join Passover family service on Saturday April 13 at 10 00 a m and Yisker Service on Thursday April 18 at 8 00 p m Located at 1374 North Avenue Elizabeth with large parking facilities.
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Temple Beth EL
Reform Temple
Union County Jewry
North Avenue
Elizabeth
Ceramic Artists Change Display In Hillside Arts Show
The new spring exhibition by Doro thy Goetsche and Gertrude Kreps opens in the Municipal Building Showcase. Goetsche presents Easter holiday hand painted ceramic pieces while Kreps features Passover themed works. Display runs through April with Goetsche as Ceramics Chairman and Kreps as Publicity and Program Chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Creative Arts
Dorothy Goetsche
Gertrude Kreps
Hillside Court Convicts DUI Offenders in April Session
Municipal Court Judge Louis Devin presiding in Hillside on April 4 1968 hears cases including James F Cosgrove Irvington found guilty of DUI second offense sentenced to three months jail revoked license ten years and other traffic counts. E T Jordan Newark pleads guilty to gambling slips fined 500. James E McCutcheon Hillside guilty of DUI fined 205 with two year privilege revocation. Norman Edelman Wayne delinquent inspection fined 25. Silas Mathis Jr Elizabeth overdue inspection fined 25. Gary Anderson Kearny careless driving fined 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
James F. Cosgrove
Irvington
Ee Eee
James E. McCutcheon
Ee Oo
Norman Edelman
Wayne
Silas Mathis Jr
Elizabeth
Date Book Events On April 11 Across Local Groups
The Board of Adjustment Knights of Columbus Lions Club Old Guard Creative Arts Workshop Meeting of Men s Bnai Brith Senior Citizens 16 Township Rotary Club 1 Percent Planning Board Kiwanis Club gather in town venues for routine meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
Knights of Columbus
Lions Club
Old Guard
Kiwanis Club
Bnai Brith Women Install Hillside Chapter Leaders
The Hillside Bnai Brith Women installation occurred March 27 1968 at Maplewood Manor Springfield Ave Maplewood. Officers installed include President Mrs Miriam Kaufman and 1st Vice President Mrs Sally Royak with many other trustees secretaries and sentinels. The event highlighted Hillside members and Maplewood residents with Mrs Kaufman noted for community and war veterans work and Cub Pack 196 involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai B'rith
Hillside
Maplewood Manor
Springfield Avenue
Maplewood
Northern New Jersey Council
Martin
Miriam) Kaufman
Hyman
Sally )Royak
Mac
Frances) Hellman
Sol
Harriet) Spiegel
Lewis
Elsa) Kaplan
Bernardo
Dere
Frances) Rothman
Samuel
Ann) Rein
Harvey
Judith) Frick
Sidney
Jane) Fortel
Ernest
Belle) Goldberg
Louis
Esther
Hillside N.J. Times
Miriam) Kauf
Nai Brith
Liberty Avenue
Richard
David
Linda
Kaufman
B’nai Brith Women
George Washington Parent Teachers Association
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Bartolotta
Mary Melito
Joseph del Grosso
Carmen Armenti
Vito Volturo
George Tremarco
B’nai B’rith
Cadillac
Jerry Leapman
Central Cadillac
America
Central Ave
Newark
the Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Monitor
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
U.S.A
U.S
Acip
GOP
Bowling News
B' Nail
Bill Thompson
Lyons
Angels
Andys Sport Cen
Knicks
Rezem Funeral
CarDinAls
Twins
4A.c.del
Mets
Bloomfield Drap
Orioles
Pastor Construc
Reds
Braves
Senators
Dodgers
Town Auto Body
Indians
Ford's Five
Ciants
Lucky
Cubs
Alley Cats
Red Sox
Blue Shutter Inn
Rangers
Lyons Snack Bar Tigers
Coquette Coiff
Pirates
Aces
Golden Wheel
Louis Devin
E. T. Jordan
Gary Anderson
Kearny
Herman
Marcella) Krantz
Marvin
Sheila
Maltz
Morris
Marilyn) Tannenbaum
Edward
Sharon
Mrs. Kaufman and
Miss Lipshitz
Market St
Liberty Ave
Executive Building
Hillside Pharmacy
Hollywood Avenue
HPLC
State Fair
Union Wewark
Bayville Roselle PK
Bricktown
Tissu
Scott Family
Lady Scott
Moran’s Flowers
Bloy ST
Rutgers Ave
Christ the King Church
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