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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1958
Page
8
The Hillside Times outlines subscription rates and nationwide mail delivery at 3.50 per year. It notes edited letters may be published and requires real names for submissions, with anonymous letters rejected. Residents and readers are invited to communicate with the newspaper.
Community debate centers on including the independent Board of Education in a municipal survey. Some fear a clash between elected school authorities and township governance, while others see potential improvements in taxation and procedures through broader oversight. The issue tests relations between school and municipal bodies.
A church panel discussed Presbyterian Church goals at a Women's Association meeting in Elizabeth Avenue Church after a luncheon. Topics included ongoing gifts for churches and special project contributions of 4,325,000 for 1958 with a Cuba college administration building targeted for 200,000.
The spring conference of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs Evening Membership departments met at Shenitor-Asta Hotel in New York City on a February Saturday. Hillside Fortnightly Group attended with chairwoman Mrs Waller Spitz and members Mrs Greger Pearson Mrs Waller Lee Mrs William Bunnerly Mrs Louis Mt Thoms Roy Miss Dorothy as and Mrs Graham Winter. State chairwoman Mrs Nussbaum conducted the business meeting and reports from department chairmen were presented including Hillside Fortnightly Group report by Mrs Spitz.
The Elizabeth Founders Day luncheon was attended by Dr. John Prests, principal, and PTA leaders Mrs. William Krutulis, Mrs. Albert Keizer, Mrs. Michael Taye, Mrs. Jacob Hyra, Mrs. Harold Fertig, Mrs. Eugene Schneider, and Mrs. William Tinschmidt among others. The event, hosted by Keywoman, gathered local educators and parents last week at the Elks club.
The Hill side Avenue School P T A parent and family life education committee will hold a February 13 meeting at 8 p.m. for 5th and 6th grade parents. Dr Anita Lyons the school psychologist will speak. Refreshments will be provided. Chairmen are Mrs R Kaplan Mrs N Pastor Mrs P Scherer and Mrs J Schimel. Florida vacationers at Americana Hotel in Bal Harbour are Mr and Mrs Robert Habermann of Hillside New Jersey.
Valentine themed dance hosted by the Bristol Myers Association on February date at the secreation hall on Lovel Avenue. Members and guests welcome with music by Steve Michel and his orchestra.
At a Hadassah Hillside Chapter gathering held Tuesday February 18 at 8 30 pm the committee outlined plans for Yay Week February 28 to March 9 under director Ley Lowenstein. Mrs Minter Eisenberg presided with Mrs Willian Kompot as chair and Mrs George Goldman as membership chair.
A regular Jolly Dozen gathering hosted at Mrs. Walter Dodd’s Mountainside home celebrated two birthdays Mrs. George Zemanavie of Millstone and Mrs. Anthony Gjallo. A new member from Kenilworth joined, refreshments followed. A second grade play The Princess Who Lost Her Smile was presented by Miss Lillian Fuerst’s Murden Tooker School class with Judy Pilee as the Princess and Susan Jaye as the Queen. Barbara M. Getz of Montclair State Teachers College helped in a Speech Institute on campus. William Henry Duane of Hillside NJ made Bob Jones University Dean’s List. Funeral services for Louis Costa of Newark were held at Growney Funeral Home with Mass at Christ the King Church and burial at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. He leaves a wife, daughter, son, mother, sisters, and brothers.
Gerald Roy Moress son of Dr and Mrs Edward J Moress 1524 Maple Avenue was graduated from Cornell University Ithaca NY with an AB degree in psychology He plans to study abroad before entering Rochester University School of Medicine in the fall He graduated Hillside High School in 1954.
Members of the Hillside High School student body prepare for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance set for February 21 in the school gym. Ellen Krowen leads as overall chair with student council help. decoration chair Joan Waldman oversees a large decorating crew.
Second Lt Daniel M Perlman 21 wife Gaple 87 Longview St West Orange NJ graduated January 22 from field artillery officer haste course at The Artillery and Missile School Fort Sill Oklahoma He was son of Mr and Mrs Rubin Perlman 850 West Westminster Ave Hillside NJ formerly Newark Buick trainee He graduated Weequahic High School Newark 1953 and Rutgers University 1957 James A Allgood Jr funeral held for 21 of 1225 Broadway Union to Denville died Sunday in St Clare's Hospital Parsippany from automobile crash Feb 2 Interment St Gertrude's Woodbridge High Mass Christ the King Church He recently discharged from Army as sergeant Parents Mr and Mrs Allgood Sr three sisters and a brother.
President move up to lead the school election succession follows Mrs. Henry G. Nurton. Charnack stands to become vice president as the race continues.
Rhoda Grushkin led a secretarial practice class from Hillside Hl to Brenner Desk Company in Newark on February 6. Jane Bell Pauline Boticello Jean Brennan Harriet Feinstein Rosalie Frangione Judy Katz Barbara Petti Carol Ann Petti Isabelle Wainschel accompanied by Mrs. M. Rubenstein instructor, learning about modern office practices and the role of color and equipment for small and large businesses.
Township officials clashed over Dr. Gerson Ram’s full time health officer role and pay. Mayor Winston defended the integration with day duties, while Schulman urged reconsideration of the salary tied to attendance at state meetings. Recreation funding and orchestra support were discussed as the budget moved forward.
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