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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1973

Page

3

Hillside Community Events April May Schedule Card

April events include F and A M Grand Lodge Lions Club and various meetings at Presbyterian Church Old Guard and Congregation Sinai Torath Chaim. April 28 Little League parade starts George Washington School at 9 15 A M. May 1 Rotary and Township Committee meet. May 2 Hillside High School PTA first general meeting at 8 P M.

F&am Grand Lodge Atlantic City Lions Club College Inn Old Guard Presbyterian Church Congregation Sinai Torath Chaim George Washington School Winans Ave Leslie St Israel War Memorial Liberty Ave Hillside Jewish Center Hillside Ave Congregation Sinai Torah Chaim Temple Shomre Torah Elks Rotary Woman’s Club of Hillside Elizabeth Town and Country Club Hillside High School PTA

New Jersey Assembly tackles police training fund and drug policy

Assemblyman Alexander J Menza reports progress on a 5 percent surcharge on fines to fund the New Jersey Police Training Commission, with $1–$2 million yearly potential. He also backs a study on drug use and imprisonment, and discusses prepayment of mortgages, acupuncture licensing, and a state school tax reform ruling.

New Jersey Assembly New Jersey Police Training Commission New Jersey

Hillside Women Aid UJA Luncheon Preparation

Three Hillside women assist the Women's Division of the Union County Jewish Federation for the May 3 luncheon at Short Hills Caterers. The event marks the end of the current United Jewish Appeal campaign with speaker Stella Levy and a Broadway revue titled To Live Another Summer featuring an all Israeli cast. Reservations via Mrs. Edythe Zweden at 351 5060.

Hillside Union County Jewish Federation Short Hills UJA United Jewish Appeal Seymour St. Lifer Simon Mandelbaum Harold Brewster Reuben Natelson Elizabeth Israel Stella Levy Noah Golda United States Edythe Zweden

You Are Telling Me by Edgar Mills and the Cow

A playful verse set contrasts a gum chewing child with a cud chewing cow. The speaker muses on insight, then jokes that income tax equals untold wealth. It ends with a quip that marriage success needs two, while failure needs one.

Fritters Iream A Dreark Not Fit for Table

A cryptic note notes that fritters Iream are not fritters and describe a dreark not suitable for serving. No dates or places are given, leaving the statement as a quirky culinary quip without clear attribution.

First Female NJ JWV Commander Receives Israel Bond Award

Mrs. Brod, newly installed at Louis S Ferdinand Post 309 Irvington Union, becomes New Jersey’s first female JWV commander in over 20 years. She earned the 25th anniversary Israel Bond Award at a rally in Irvington before her post installation and marks 30 years with the Veterans Administration.

Lillian Prod Pl. Louis S Ferdinand Irvington Union United States Chapel of Poor Chaplains Race St Philadelphia Legion of Honor James Brod New Jersey Irvington Veterans Administration

Richard Kogan wins $1000 Harvard scholarship

Richard Kogan son of Dr and Mrs Edgar Kegan of Hillside Class of 1973 at Pingry School receives a one time $1000 scholarship payable to Harvard College chosen as his institution. He is among 50 Harvard Scholars nationwide and has a record of academic and extracurricular achievement.

Weetcot? Cunningham Pingry School Richard Kogan Edgar Kegan Malden Terrace Hillside Harvard College Harvard Richard Pingry Cum Laude Society

Open House at Y M C A Five Points Branch

The Y M C A at 201 Tucker Avenue Union invites members and guests to an Open House Sunday April 29 at 2 PM in the gym. The feature speaker is Richard, noted piano soloist with Juilliard connections, Glee Club, and school band. he has received multiple honors and will appear on WNCN radio June 1. The 60th Anniversary Committee and Hillside Industrial Association plan to bury a Memorial Day Time Capsule to be dug up on the Township’s 100th Anniversary.

Elizabeth Morris County Immaculate Conception Church Liberty & Bloy Hillside Mary Masz Falcon Drum Corps Falcon Hall Third Street Falcon Drum & Bugle Corps Five Points Y Gymnasium Tucker Avenue Union Pingry Record Richard Glee Club Julliard Union County Colonial Symphony New Jersey WNCN New York Nadia Reisenberg Hillside Industrial Association Hillside Times

Hillside Youth inducted into Phi Beta Kappa at Maryland

Jeffrey Kreps son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Kreps of Hillside is inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa society at the University of Maryland Calleze Park. A Hillside High School graduate he is a senior at Maryland majoring in psychology.

Jeffrey Kreps Herbert Kreps Hillside University of Maryland Hillside High School Calleze Park

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