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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
2
Mayor Monroe Ackerman announced Police Commissioner Robert Diamond will head the membership drive for the Community Swimming Pool. He noted over 600 applications already received and outlined door to door solicitation with banks and stores distributing blanks.
Garden State Ballet of Newark will present a 40 minute program titled Introduction to Ballet at Hillel High School on Friday February 7. Guest artists Penny Gates and Robert Rodham of the New York City Ballet will join the Newark company arranged by artistic director Fred Daniel. The program blends four ballet excerpts with commentary and traces ballet’s evolution from traditional pas de deux to modern choreographies, including the jazz idiom and an abstract piece titled Mix Mix 1.
Brownie Troop 789 held a divestiture ceremony at Hillside Avenue School. Members listed received pins and certificates including Ruth Faum Donna Byrne Reeve Ilnray Michele Epstein Karen Frank Nancy Gasy Michaeline Gates Donna Hricka Lois Jackson Mindy Kass Laue en Kolhtz Landa Klarfel2 Valerie Massiuni Hilty Mossowitz Donn Lacey Lorraine Packowski Deborah Page Barbara Pearlman Patrice Pollak Judy Spatone Lorraine Spadone Cheryl Sussiman. Principal Edna Deli addressed the group. Guests included PTA president Mrs. Erwin Soha nan and Mrs. Mul dred S. Bean plus others.
Mrs Dorothy Hrnckers troop leader and Mrs Roslyn Kass assistant led a small ceremony for Madeline Ness of the Girl Scouts. Refreshments were served after the gathering.
Two men, ald , DWICK and Donald J. Hark fess, were arrested by Newark police at Ferber's Check Cashing Service for attempting to cash a $90 money order. The incident at 202 Springfield Ave resulted in 400 ions and seven lnooder medies found in a police garage. Further investigation by the James squad continues.
The Bennington College dancers will perform at Hillside High School on Tuesday evening March 3 marking its sole New Jersey appearance on the current tour. Proceeds support Hillside student awards and extracurriculars. the Dads Booster Club has raised over $11,000 for the high school scholarship fund since 1952. Tickets cost $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
Hillside United Synagogue Youth chapter hosts a two day study series February 7 and 8 with delegates from state chapters. Services Friday night and Saturday will be led by the Hitty Siders followed by discussion groups at Temple Shethrel Torah. A gala dance closes Saturday night.
Mr. Conrad A. Cammarota, candidate for re election to the Board of Education, now chairs the Buildings and Grounds Committee. He notes lighting upgrades raising classroom illumination from about 20 to at least 50 candle power and cites new double hung windows at A P Morris School to replace hazardous low swing out units.
Armand A. Addonizio Hill side Recreation Commissioner and BOE candidate spoke at Ronald Imperiale home 71 Valley view Rd about plans for a joint adult education and recreation program and his gratification with the project.
The Board of Education and Board of Recreation Commissioners plan to start on February 20. Addonizio highlights shared goals for adult education and recreation offering courses like typing and shorthand. Imperiale praises Addonizio as a college graduate from Seton Hall and supports wider citizen participation in planning and evaluating school programs.
Henry H. Nussbaum, candidate for the Board of Education, convened a home meeting for workers in the eleventh and fifteenth districts to review progress to date and discuss plans for the coming week. He praised school leadership for broadening the basis of judgment on school policy and for organizing citizens to learn the true facts about the schools.
The Hillside Times published by Hillside Times Publishing Co at 1443 North Broad St Hullside New Jersey on Thursday February 6 1954 Vol XL No 15 lists yearly subscription 3.50 within the United States and single copy price 10 cents, second class postage paid Elizabeth New Jersey.
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