Norman Giikin Feted For Temple leadership in Hillside
Norman Glikin, president of Temple Shomrei Torah, will be honored at a testimonial dinner and dance at The Goldmans in West Orange on April 4 1966. The event marks his four year leadership during which temple membership doubled and Hebrew education expanded. The piece notes the temple's founding in 1956, current size 253 member families, and planned expansion and remodeling.
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Hillside
Goldmans
West Orange
Norman Glikin
Temple
Shomrei Torah
Glikin
Joseph Peyser
Temple Shomrei Torah
Milton R. Caris
Gerald Goldman
Franklin A. Feltman
Board of Education
Sherwood Koblenz
Norman Pastor
Maple Hall
Maple Avenue
War Memorial Building
Harry Lasker
Bernard Saitz
Salem Ave
Opew
Girkin
Dr. Peyser
Hebrew School
Israel Tumin
Moe Bierman
Educaton
Gliken
Newark
Weequahic High School
Aldene Plan could shift Hillside rail to Newark arc
Hillside weighs Aldene Plan to reroute Central Railroad main line trains to Newark using Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroads rights of way. State to cover initial $3.62 million cost for viaducts and rerouted traffic with promised full funding.
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Bob Diamond
Tony Vu
Joe Ram
Carmen Ferigno
Arthur Seale
Joseph Freeman
Trenton
Hillside
Newark
Penn Station
Hudson Terminal
New York
Port Authority
Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Station
Hillside Ave
Broad St
Salem Ave
Hillside seventh graders stage Christmas Carol at school
The seventh grade at Hillside Ave School performed Charles Dickens Christmas Carol in three acts as an assembly on December 23 directed by Mrs. Naomi Glassman. Howard Kravitz led music with many cast members including Michael Levine and Ruth Levine.
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Hillside Ave
Charles Dicken
Naomi Glassman
Howard Kravitz
Scrooge
Michael Levine
Mar~ley
James Schultz
Robin Herman
Ruth Levine
Hillside Teachers Sign Up 98 Percent in H E A Drive
Hillside public school faculty shows 200 members out of 203 joining the Hillside Education Association the highest rate since formation. Bell notes NJEA enrollment at 98.5 and NEA at 65. Also 60 percent attended the NJEA convention in Atlantic City November 11 to 13. Board members Hel Howell Feltman Determine attended the H E A social at Colony Motel.
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Hillside
Hillside Education Association
H.E.A
Hillside Board of Education
Bell
New Jersey Education Association
National Education Association
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Board of Education
Colony Motel
Mildred H. Hel
Walter Howell
Frank UN A. Feltman
Seymour
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Hillside Township Committee
Centre Bowl
Essex Contractors
Rt. 22
Central Municipal
Centre
Hillside Camera Club
Hillside Creative Arts Committee
Loeb
Monroe Ackerman
Art Rose
Diamond
Long Ave
North Broad St
New Gerney State
Division OF Railroad
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Avenue
Karen Peckerman
Bob Cratchit
Marvin Olim
Crat— Chit
Carol Rubin
Belinda
Anne Mendelowitz
Martha
Mona Gelman
Peter
Robert Wojcik
Cratchit
Debra Troiano
Leah Tambor
Steven Novy
Stock Exchange
Robert Saxon
Thomas Walker
Steven Avnet
Caroler
Arlene Widowsky
Rhonda Talvy
Tiny Tim
E. Jonathan Bell
Professional Educational Organizi Ont
TOBIA
Ifi
Tobia's Appliances
Waverly
Drissmaking
Diessmaking
Purce St
Call
Hillside Times
Ennissees Do
Houses of Worship
Prt
Hillside Hi-Lites
Uw P.5
Jack Redlus
Liberty Ave
Benj
MOORE
Creery
Frank
Leonard Earle
Maple Leaf Wines & Liquors
Elam
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