Hillside High PTA elects officers and backs budget
Hillside High School PTA elected officers for the coming year at a meeting in the school auditorium. President Mac Popick and other officers were chosen amid discussion of the proposed 1962 1963 school budget and a field house referendum at Woodfield Stadium costing up to 25000. Board members and candidates were introduced, with remarks by Board President Peter G Humanth and Superintendent Dr Wayne Branom. A Founders Day luncheon followed with a candle lighting ceremony and a capacity crowd of about six hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School Pta
William Tinschmidt
Mac Popick
Donald &. Gillmore
Anthony Avella
Ruhl L. Custer
Phillip Zipper
Joseph Derman
David Horwitz
Ate Large
William Hess
Hess
Peter G. Humanth
Board of Education
Lute Share
Thomas A. Roy
Share
Roy
Woodfield Stadium
Walter Howell
Conrad A. Cammarota
Wayne T. Branom
Granom
Hillside
Milton Kessler
PTA
Emil E. Grisa~ Fulli
Franklin A. Feltman
Eugene Kolokowski
Robert Lipson
Custer
Branom
William Bean
Hurden Looker PTA Plans Founders Day at High School
A Hurden Looker School PTA board met to outline the Founders Day celebration to be held at the High School on March 7. The meeting covered a preschool conference in Elizabeth, speed reading and parent education topics, and the safety patrol program for the next session. The nominating committee will present next year’s officer slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurden-Looker
Hurden- Looker School
PTA
Pakay
S. Chachula
Elizabeth
J. Hyra
S$. Fuchs
J. Galamb
John Lopresti Jr
County Council
Twin City
Safety Patrol
Loresti
Lobe
M.gulick
Hillside Business Women Club Shifts Meeting Night
The Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club executive board will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at president Mrs. Robert C. Kirkpatrick's home 297 Ryan St shifting from Monday due to a Board of Education reorganization meeting. A delegation will attend District L International Night Banquet Feb 26 at Waldorf Astoria New York City. Mrs Louiseae a will speak on her Japan trip at Kingston Restaurant Union Feb 26. State president Mrs Emma C Mel Gall will attend. A delegation will be chosen for the state meeting March 17 in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Ryan St
Board of Education
I T
District L
Business and Professional Women's Club
New York State
New York City
Louise Ae
Kingston
Mor
Ria Ave
Union
Japan
Emma C. Mel Gall
Westfield
Trenton
Brotz Couple Announce Newborn Son Stephen Matthew
Mr and Mrs John J Brotz of 827 Hillside Ave announce the birth of a son Stephen Matthew on January 29 at the Presbyterian Unit of the United Hospitals of Newark. Mrs Brotz is the former Na ia Mendes of Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Brotz
Hillside Ave
Stephen Matthew
Presbyterian Unit
United Hospitals of
Newark
Brotz
Hillside
Rosary Society Inducts New Members at Church Meeting
The Rosary Society of the Church of Christ the King inducted five new members: Mrs. Arlo Babcock Sr, Mrs. Edwin Muench, Mrs. George Connington, Mrs. Frank Connington, and Mrs. William Syms. The group also noted chair appointments, a safety film, and plans for a Day of Recollection March 4 and a Communion Breakfast May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosary Society
Church of Christ the King
Church Hall
Arlo Babcock, Sr
Edwin Muench
George Connington
Frank Connington
William Syms
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
James Intrabartolo
Martin Szymanski
Michael Felber
Martin Helock
Eugene Perrotta
Daniel Uhl
Edward Boyne
Joseph Fernicola
Alan Dembits
Woman's Club Set Sessions in Hillside and Elizabeth
The Woman's Club of Hillside schedules a Feb 20 luncheon at 12:30 at 33 Beechwood Pl to plan music for the March 8 Seventh District Federated Music Festival at Upper Montclair. Feb 22 features a smorgasbord for the Babbles Hospital drive. Feb 27 hosts two meetings at Chilton Towers Elizabeth to discuss International relations and March general meeting plans.
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Woman's Club of
Hillside
Henry G. Nulton
Beechwood Pl
Upper Montclair
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Salem
Coe Avenues
Ba~bles Hospital
Newark
George P. Dover
Chilton Towers
Chilton St
Elizabeth
International Relations Department
Emmet T. White
Alliance For Progress
Dover
Albert N, Scaccia
George Onksen
Tribute to PTA Founders at Union County luncheon
George Washington School PTA attended the 45th Founders Day celebration in Union County at a luncheon. Leaders present included Sternin president Krautblatt Cohen Dalldo Wilson Margolis Dubow Jenkins Rozan and others. Henry G Nulton spoke on the County Council history. Harold Steward received a life honorary presidency plaque. Entertainment by the Union County PTA chorus directed by Aden Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Popick
Hess
Michael Stachura
Custer
PTA
Union County
Twin City
Elizabeth
Henry G. Nulton
Hillside High School
Union County Council
Candle
Harold Steward
Hillaide
Carl Hoff
Union County PTA cho=rus
Aden Lewis
Valentine Ketterer
George Washington School
Twin City Ri
Sternin
William Krautblatt
Nathan Cohen
Salvatore Maddalena
Hyman Royak
James Wilson
Edward Margolis
Irving Dubow
Edward Jenkins
Armond Rozan
Hillside
Harold D. Steward
Union County Pta
Mountainside
Town Couples Celebrate and Planned Marriages Across Area
A series of social notes from area towns records golden wedding anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Solosky of 1318 Avg St Scotch Plains followed by extended gatherings with relatives from Livingston Hillside Cranford Newark and Mountainside. The engagement news covers Shirley Anne Jankowski to Edward W Bueschert and Estelle C Roesch to Jay M Fine with weddings planned in June. Also noted is the birth of Marci Sue Peter man in Little Silver and engagements of Grace Carmody to Francis Sinnott and Judith Ann Kasalis to Richard Vitolo with fall wedding plans.
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Avg St
Old Heidelberg
Scotch Plains
Inlaw
Richard Bracher
Livingston
John Amberg
Hillside
William Solosky
Mountainside
Bracher
Andrew Stolz
Joseph Yollam
Michael Felber
Mary Vit
Blanche Matera
Charles Fries
Cranford
Eleanor Bracher
Newark
Austria-Hungary
United States
Avy St
Mr. Solosy
Theresa Kaufman
Joseph Kaufman
Christ the King Church
Solesy
Rosary Society
Shirley Anne Jankowski
Stanley Jankowski
Argyle Ave
Orange
Edward W. Buechert
William Bueschert
Beverly Road
Union
Our Lady of the Valley High School
Jankowski
Prudential Insurance Company
Hillside High School
Union Junior College
Upsala College
Bueschert
Channel Lumber Ob
Wey
Meyer Roesch
Spring Se
Dover
Estelle C, Roesch
Jay M. Fine
Louis A
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Bernard Ter
Clinton Manor
George F. Trotter
Dayton
Ohio
Frances Trotter
Richard Welch
Leo R. Welch
Winchester Ave
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Toronto
Canada
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Col
Miamisburg
Welch
Pingry School
Hun School
Princeton
Colorado Colege
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Bachelors' Club
Elizabeth
Army Reserve
Seton Hall University School of Law
Wee
Grace Elizabeth Carmody
Francis Sinnott
William Sinnott
Pennsylvania Ave
Leo Carmody
Cleveland ‘Ave
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Carmody
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Charles Kasalis
Liberty Ave
Richard F. Vitolo
Thomas Vitolo
Portland Road
Kasalis
Bristol-Myers Co
Union High School
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Madison
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Mental Health Play For PTA at Morris-Saybrook School
The A P Morris Saybrook School PTA executive board met at the home of president Mrs Bernard Bernstein with co hosts Mrs Charles Horvath and Mrs Harold Berlin. Plans for the Feb 14 meeting include a play Ticket to Tomorrow by the Union County Association for Mental Health with Newark State College students. Founders Day luncheon notes by Mrs David Horwitz listed attendees and a faculty luncheon planned for April. Voter turnout urged for the Feb 13 school election as the PTA backs the school budget and field house project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P. Morris-Saybrook School
PTA
Bernard Bernstein
Charles Horvath
Harold Berlin
Union County Association For Mental Health
Newark State College
Union
David Horwitz
Founders Day
Twin City
Elizeabeth
Bernstein
David Harris
Berlin
Norman Girkin
George Barr
George Zisman
Woodfield Stadium project and club meeting notes
The Hil will be erected at Woodfield Stadium. The next executive board meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Sidney Birnbaum on April 30. Mr. Harris announced limited lighting in several classrooms. Tips on whitening curtains suggest warm soft water washes and separate laundering with the Lindsay Company noting soft water benefits. After a meeting, Mrs. George Zemanovic’s birthday was celebrated with gifts and a planned theater party for Feb. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodfield Stadium
Sidney Birnbaum
Harris
Lindsay Company
N.J
Kmet
Harvard Ave
George Zemanovic
Plan Movie Party At Sinai Sisterhood Meeting
A Sinai Congregation board discussed plans for a March movie party and handled routine business at Maple Avenue. Hostesses included Mrs. Bille Marks Mrs. Aileen Papier and Mrs. Edith Pascal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai Sisterhood
Sinai Congregation
Maple Ave
Bille Marks
Aileen Papier
Edith Pascal
Regular Jolly Dozen meeting held at Mrs Martin's home
The Jolly Dozen held its regular meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Martin. Attendees discussed community affairs and planned upcoming activities for the club's calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Jolly Dozen
Martin
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