Datebook Highlights February 1 7
Today events include Old Guard at Presbyterian Church 10 A.M. and YMHA singles group at Green Lane Union 8 P.M. Tomorrow features Comets at Clark 6:30 P.M. and Senior Citizens Club at Elks 12:30 P.M. on February 5.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
4
Today events include Old Guard at Presbyterian Church 10 A.M. and YMHA singles group at Green Lane Union 8 P.M. Tomorrow features Comets at Clark 6:30 P.M. and Senior Citizens Club at Elks 12:30 P.M. on February 5.
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Hillside High School PTA hosts a Back to School program on February 7 in the auditorium. Officers for 1973 74 will be announced, board of education candidates introduced, and the proposed school budget discussed. Principal Searles outlines classroom visitation procedures for all grades.
Seventh grade girls from George Washington School model dresses completed in sewing class for their parents at the PTA meeting last week. Students Wanda Dobbs Kim Hemingway Esabel Dos Santos Alice Joseph Kerri Schwartz and Lisa Kirkland worked with teacher Mrs. S Morgenstern on the machine. The Hillside Times invites readers to send opinions to its Public Opinion column with letters up to 250 words to The Hillside Times 1443 No Hillside NJ 07205.
On February 6 the township will hold the second reading of an amendment to move the Maintenance Garage under the Public Works Superintendent. Officials say past garage finances were overexpanded and poorly checked with salaries and a 27000 dollar budget overspent by more than 14000 dollars. An audit is underway and recommendations will be reported with possible further changes. Mayor John G. Kulish.
Hillside Lodge of Elks presents the American Flag to Cub Scout Pack No 99 at Christ the King Church. In the rear row left to right are Joseph Sales, Exalted Ruler and Americanism Chairman, and John Lang Sr., Scout Leader. In front row left to right are Anthony Woods and Lang Jr.
The Northern N J Chapter of Dysautonomia will hold a meeting Thursday February 8 at Temple Shomeri Torah 910 Salem Ave Hillside. Mrs Jack Rudowsky of Union will preside. A Bazaar is planned for May at the Elks Building Irvington. The program titled Ten Seconds For Safety will be presented by Mr Thomas WwW Cameron of Bell Telephone.
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