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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
4
Saybrook A P Morris children entering Kindergarten in September register Monday April 2 from 9 30 to 11 30 pm. Children born by December 31 are eligible. Bring birth certificates and vaccination records. P T A executive board aids registration. Mrs Joseph Arches chairs the roundup.
The George Washington School P T A plans a faculty supper and show on May 20. The musical fantasy Alice n Thunderland, authored and directed by Mrs Mark Swanger with Mrs David Berlanstein as musical director will be performed. Rehearsals are underway. A summer round up and kindergarten registration is set for May 6 at 9 am with Mrs Al Levey chairing the helper committee.
More than 20 people attended the Hillside Chapter 192 OES installation at Masonic Hall. Dorothy Dade became worthy matron with William Willis as worthy patron and Gladys Gilbert as associate matron. other officers were named and Mrs. Walter Spitz re elected chairwoman of the Millside Woman's Club group.
A cruise dance hosted by the Conservative Congregation of Hillside takes place Sunday April 27 at 8 pm at the War Veterans Memorial on Liberty Avenue. The event features a buffet supper drinks and surprises. Mrs Reenard Bernstein chairs the committee with assistance from Mrs Sidney Gilbert Mr and Mrs Michael Abel and Norman Garkin. Non members may contact committee for details.
Mr and Mrs Robert Diamond of 51 Mendell Avenue Cranford announce the birth of a daughter Donna Tene on April 18 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital. They also have a son Eliot age two. Mrs Diamond is formerly Arlene Krassner of Hillside. Mr Diamond is son of Mr and Mrs Det B Diamond of 218 Doren Avenue.
Mr. Watterson Lowe of Cunard Line will address the Conservative Congregation 7 terhood Monday night at the Hillside Y at 8 30. He will lead a Trip to Israel to mark its tenth anniversary and show a film Mediterranean Cruise. The program was arranged by Mrs Michael Abel and her committee.
The High School PTA will install new officers on Wednesday May 7 in the school auditorium. A students chorus will sing and the Thespian Troupe 587 will present a play. Incoming officers are Ben Unterman president J Manheim 1st vice president S Polsinelli 2nd vice president A Winston recording secretary W Tinschmidt corresponding secretary Nathan Cohen treasurer.
The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Women will meet at 1 30 this afternoon at Mrs Emmet T White 14 Looker Street to finalize plans for a 12 30 pm meeting next Thursday May ay The Hillside area Protestant churches women will attend a joint gathering with Rev Howard W McFall Arlington Presbyterian as guest speaker The event marks the first joint session and a picnic is planned for June at Woodruff Section Union County Park.
A Hurden-Looker School PTA meeting was held last Wednesday in the Se Room. Girl Scout Troops 247 led by Mrs. Walter Schmidt 245 led by Mrs. David Feldman and Mrs. Frank Pakay and 859 led by Mrs. Arthur Arberman presented a song fest. Color guards were from Troop 247. Dr. Anita Lyons spoke on You and Juvenile Delinquency. Walter
Howell discussed youth and parental behavior. Mrs. Buttwell awarded Dr. John Lopresti Jr. a $25 safety prize. Ellsworth Middleton presided in place of Mrs. Kifatulis as new officers were announced. Kindergarten and first grade mothers hosted. Miss Lillian Sotting, nurse, will address “Children Growing Up To T.
Progress Women hosted members of the Mentally Retarded Young Adults from Union County for a Hillside social. Paul Abels led the program with Marcel Monet and his quartet and the K A T s of the Newark Y performing Peter and the Wolf. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for May 15 at 7 pm at the Hillside Y.
Robert Sittredge, noted hypnosis teacher and consultant, will lecture for the Sisterhood of Sinai Congregation Monday April 28 at Esther Berkowitz Wall Hillside. He will take questions after the talk. Mrs Pogash and Mrs Kurtz chair the program. Members and friends invited.
Marguerite Metzger of 39 Hollywood Avenue and Mrs Frances Hoffman of Newark will return by motor Saturday after a vacation in Mexico. They stayed at the Monte Cassino Hotel and visited many points of interest south of the border.
The Millside Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at 6 30 pm next Monday at the Elks Clubhouse Elizabeth to observe a youth program. Mr and Mrs Norman Ringanounce the birth of Ronald Stewart on April 11 at Las Cruces Memorial Hospital Las Cruces NM with Mr Ring stationed at White Sands Proving Grounds NM.
Hillside welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kalb and daughter Gloria to 34 Fairbanks street with best wishes. Simon Louis Saltzman, son of Moe and Mrs. Saltzman of 1442 Compton terrace, will star as Holden Caulfield in The Catcher In The Rye at the Studio Theatre on April 26 directed by Dr Saul Colin. Saltzman’s father is a Hillside music teacher and Community Orchestra member. Ronnye Starr Gross of 1533 Maple avenue, seen on American Bandstand last Tuesday, collected autographs from Connie Francis and Dick Clark. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gross.
Nancy Carol Panek and Donald C Taetzsch announce their engagement, with Panek family ties to Irvington and Newark areas. Panek, a nursing student, and Taetzsch, an Upsala College student, have roots in Hillside Irvington and Newark. the notice mentions relatives and a double birthday party for the Pollingers. A group of Hillside women attended a B'nai B'rith convention in Atlantic City, visiting local residents. The Raschals returned from a motor trip including Notre Dame and Sharon, Penn, with their children Jeffrey and Sandra.
Mr and Mrs Harry Marko host a Bar Mitzvah on April 26 at Sin tion Mapleayer with 140 guests at Alpine Caterers. Miss Dari Chain maz and Miss Samuel Charnomazy celebrate birthdays with a garden party Sunday at the Charnomaz home
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