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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1957
Page
8
Rates outline a yearly subscription of 350 dollars in the United States and added charges for foreign destinations. The notice invites letters and items of reader interest, asking writers to provide name and address for possible publication.
Township officials disclosed a nearly 364,000 playground improvement budget this year. Despite a 10,000 road labor line, Committee member Hy suan Till warned cuts may limit contributions while Mayor Di Buono said residents may see spring and summer facilities. The panel contemplates bond or referendum options if needed, but no extra funding is planned this year.
Painting and Paperwanging supervised and guaranteed work plus plastering and floor scraping for interior and exterior jobs small or large. Contact H Freedman EL 3-3901 SSNSUN SNE N SSSA RUONES TENSE EEE Y Pet Shops visit Tropical Fash Center Hillside for tropicals Aquariums Bird Dept. Barker Pup pips Fresh horsemeat Free Delivery Hollywood Pet and Supply 1279 Liberty Ave Opp Prince um Ave WA 4-209)
The Hinter mvembers of Wie till the Yowwill have a nile holiday celebration ofy George Washing ton's Birthday, Fordjay, February 22 A jitomrem fins been ahied to TAI i uO rHLi at WeLIVLiis: Ine CCNY CHAthy getter einoihie and story yelling Highlight of the done Wi be a craay dwt wore Lost Wi WTen AIL The members will Wrene ens awn millinery fassie lon pemprsed of pepe, Contees, DIOLS ANd Other Serip rraterials. This will bie followed weth an ashen chow. Members of Gib Pack Vai will Abend (he Morning ab the Burry's rouble print on a tour Luneh will White? thle by a pole at CHILOUNS ANY ahort. We a Test period Thy group wil then board & bus tum the Newark Hay's Clik for awimming vnd sym activities. Chldpen must Uetie luneh, bata suit, toWel, bathing ceppor girts. olakers They will provide milk. Trnsportation with leaders. Per Car ther information, contret Jerry Kio, bravel director, WAB-4852. The monthly Nu-teen Lounge will W held Thusday, February 21 at 7 ppm. The program highlight will be we Beat the Glock game.
Rabbi Hillel Gamoran of Temple B n alor Morristown will speak at Temple Beth El Elizabeth on February 19 at 8 15 pm on the topic Child And Prejudice Discussants Ezra Kohn YM YWHA Elizabeth and Mrs Harry Richman Roselle share the stage with a parvati viewpoint A question period follows. BI PTA will run the social hour with Mr Harry Schulman and Mrs Bernard Meltzer Hillside in charge.
A Mothers Circle was formed to raise funds for Boy Scout Troop 190 equipment at Salem Avenue home of Mrs Bernard Bern stoiti. An April ward party is planned at A P Morris School, the PTA sponsor. Next meeting set for Monday February 8 15 pm at Mrs Albert Bernhelm 83 Palrbanks Street.
A Hadassah meeting plans a skit titled The Case of the Wily Wehpenis. Organizers include Mrs Harvey Steenfield and Mrs Jack Baraky. The Hillside chapter hosts the February 12 event at 480 DN WL Binal Congrestion Marple avenue with Jewish National Fund convult or Mrs Noten Olken chairing. Participants listed include Mrs Pant Diciz Mrs Michael Abel Mrs Sydney Beluman Mrs Meyer Burgstein Mrs Same Pell Mrs Glien and Mrs George Goldman.
A Cub Pack 197 meeting at Calvin Coviidge School, hosted by John Kauger, outlined a month themed on Indian lore. Theodore Clesta will supply most project material, and boxing instruction is supervised by Abe S and Max Blecher with trophies for all participants. The pack committee includes Nick Lordi, Vince Positan, Mr Clesta, John Bunger, Alois Steir, Andrew Oris, Henry Merkel, and Frederico Andris Oli.
Sun Tube Sales Force held a three day site meeting at Skytop Pennsylvania with Kenneth Lughoris president outlining new developments in all divisions and plans for 1987. More than 20 sales representatives attended as seminars highlighted activities and tours of Hillside and Washington NJ plants.
The executive board of the Mother Daughter Club of Hillside Avenue School presented a new officer slate at Mrs. Sherman Borkan’s home. President Linda Borkan, vice president Mia Elsie Schwartz, corresponding secretary Ellen Himielstein, recording secretary Edna Marcus Rovalle, treasurer Sylvia Zonderman Mary. a Valentine dance is planned for February 21 at 3:18 p.m. at the school.
Citizens are urged to attend Hillside Township meetings at the Municipal Building on the first and third Tuesday evenings each month. The notice cites 1402 Stanley Terrace and mentions Mrs. C. Lazarus in the address.
Hurden-Looker School PTA hosts a parent education session on February 18. Principal speakers include school psychologist Lyon and PTA president Tinselmidr with Mrs Sidney Fuchs, focusing on understanding the pre-school child and early development at the Elyabeth YWCA.
Knights of Columbus Council 3197 hosts a Sunday February 17 breakfast at Saint Catherine's with a body Holy Communion at 8 am then escort from the school auditorium by John Dawson Gilmary Shea Assembly Honor Guild. Speakers include Rev Thomas McCaulay and Edward Patten. Tickets from John J Growney and Bewling.
Hillside Avenue School PTA announces a third parent education program on February 20 at 8 p.m. in the school. Art teacher Constance Bennett will demonstrate an art lesson for parents and students in grades three and four. Hospitality chair Mrs. David Rosenstein will handle refreshments. The regular PTA meeting moves to March 20.
Mrs. Sidney Ivenman will review Are the Jews a Race by Ashley Mandugu at the Afternoon Discussion Group on Monday February 18 at 1 30 p m at 1423 Highland Avenue Home of Mrs Million Caris Mrs Isaac Mandelbaum chair of education and Mrs Henry Nussbaum co chairmen in charge of arrangements Mrs Maxine Godeli membership chairman announces a membership tea on Thursday February 21 at 8 30 p m at the home of Mrs Harry Markowitz 175 Valley View Road Mrs Bernard Senner integration chairman will speak
A regular meeting of the Waldo Township Health Board adopted an ordinance creating the position of attorney for the board. Dr Garson L. Ram, health officer, will oversee duties and compensation terms for the new post.
Mr and Mrs Charles A Rettino of 518 Columbia Avenue marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a family gathering at the Sadson home in Kenilworth. The couple wed February 6 1982 at St Catherine's Church. They have two other children Ara and Daniel and one granddaughter Jolene Sadjon.
The newly formed congregation hosting a closing of charter at Maple Hall Hillside on Maple Avenue invites interested persons to attend. On February 15, Speesler will lead the English portion and Dr. Peyser will lead the Hebrew portion of the service.
Mrs. Andrew J. Haverkamp of Seneca announces the engagement of her daughter Marlene to Stanton T Sinnott son of Mr and Mrs William F Sinnott of 9 Pennsylvania Avenue. Miss Haverkamp is a Mt St Scholastica College Atchison graduate and works for the Kansas City Kansas board of education. Mr Sinnott is a Le Benedicts College Atchison graduate teaching English history at Rural High School Willie Kansas.
Cub Pack 94 will hold a Blue and Gold party Tuesday evening February 26 at Hardeh Look school. Arrangements were made at meetings at the homes of Mrs. Fred Lang 292 Millard and Mrs. Edith Spiegel 371 Rutgers Avenue. Refreshments were served.
A Valentine card party will be held by the St Elizabeth Guild at the Episcopal Church of St Mary Magdalene located at 137 Pomona Avenue Newark. The event takes Friday February 15 at 8 pm. Mrs William Grieshaber is chair man and Mya Pred Lanetoh guild president.
Twenty one Douglass College Rutgers University students including Madeline B. Preiser are chosen by the History Department to join a series of five seminars on Western Civilization topics. Mrs Edward B Meservay leads the group with sessions this semester.
William Campbell pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after skidding on Plainfield Avenue and hitting a Route 22 divider. Magistrate Sidney Hirbau fined him 225 and suspended his license for two years. Campbell said he had dozed off. Get. Paul De Graw declared him unfit to operate a vehicle.
Hillside resident Tim Claes Charlis 3 Latger, son of Me and Mrs Morris Langer of 1543 Schley Street, Hillside New Jersey, serves in the Tth Infantry Division as an aid in the Medical Company of the 32d Regiment. He joined the Army in January 1955 at Fort Jackson and arrived overseas in January 1996. He is a 1958 graduate of Arts High School in Newak Nod.
The Order of Rainbow for Girls Hillside Assembly 29 will host a smorgasbord dinner on Friday February 15 from 4 30 to 7 p m at Masville Hall 1444 North Broad Street.
Mrs Joseph Ferrigno of 25 Winw Street has returned from a month long visit to Ft Lauderdale Florida where she holidayed with her son Ted and his family.
Funeral services were held last Wednesday at Growney Funeral Home for Mrs. Alice W. Woodruff widow of Frank S. Woodruff who died suddenly February 3 at age 66. Rev. Richard Craven officiated and interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by four sons Robert W. and Frank S. of Elizabeth Edward B of Linden Elmer C of Roselle a daughter Alice Schmitt of Hillside a sister Pauline Landers of Newark and four grandchildren.
Christ the King Catholic Church Nev Perry G DeWitt and Assistants Whelan and Greene announce Masses Sunday 8 9 10 12 Upper lower church Holy Days 6 7 8 9 10 am First Friday 6 6 30 4 16 am Daily Masses 7 7 30 8 Miraculous Medal St Anthony Novenas 7 30 Monday evenings Sacred Heart devotion noted.
Community religious notices list weekly worship times Baptisms Sundays confessions and novena devotions across several churches at addresses in Elizabeth Jersey and Schaumburg, with Sunday School readings and midweek Bible study. Also includes church programs at Bethany Pentecostal and Hillside and First Baptist Hillside Ave detailing sermons topics and mission conference speakers.
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