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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
4
A B'nai B'rith Women event will hold a family fun bazaar at Maple Avenue School Newark on Sunday January 17 from noon to 4 PM. A carnival bazaar doors prizes clowns and games will entertain with homemade foods for sale. Tickets available from Mrs Paul Nagelberg ES 1-5129.
The Christ The King Rosary Society held its first New Year meeting January 4 in the school cafeteria. President Mrs. John Dempsey announced a joint Christmas party with the Holy Name Society. Valerie Starkey described two years of Peace Corps service in Liberia Africa. An apron contest named winners Mrs. Intrabartolo prettiest, Mrs. Klueber most unusual, Mrs. Masterpol funniest, and Mrs. Jotantos most original. Rev. Daniél Curtin received a $900 church fund check.
The Hillside Dueness and Professional Women's Club will meet at 6 30 p m Monday January 18 at the State Bank to plan the meeting for January 25 at Kingston Restaurant Union. The group will select a woman to be honored March 12 at Kingston Restaurant in an outstanding woman of the year program in conjunction with other clubs in Linn County.
Hillside Avenue School PTA executive board directed President Erwin Schuman to present the PTA to the zoning board voicing opposition to a variance allowing a three story apartment on the former Merkle Motors property at Maple Ave. Edna Doll read a letter from a Kentucky family thanking the school for aid. fifth graders collected seven boxes of clothing for a school in Esery, Kentucky.
The Newark Day Division of the National Council of Jewish Women met January 13 at the Newark Y Auditorium at 12:30 PM to celebrate the UN's twentieth anniversary. Speaker Mrs. Eleanor Kaplan, CIO of the US Committee for UNICEF, spoke. June Herman presented Songs Around the World. A Community Action seminar on Poverty and Prejudice is set for January 20 at 12:15 PM at the Newark Y. chairman is Mr. Harold Leshans.
The executive board of Galvin Coolidge School PTA finalized plans for a live play Rumpelstiltskin slated for January 23 at 1 30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Proceeds fund classroom libraries while tickets are available at the school. Regular meeting January 7 at 7 45 p.m. will feature the Board of Italian canners and classroom visitations. Members total 30 or 190 families. New encyclopedias Wonderful World and Popular Science added to the library. Basketball began Friday with away game. intramural dynes held Wednesdays under Miss Jeanne Simonet. Delegates to the February meeting include Mrs Frank Volture. Representatives to the founders Day meeting January 19 Hillside Ave School are Mrs D Ambeia, Mrs Lang, Mrs Louis Jacobs, and Mrs George Tresiarco. Conference attendees January 27 at first Presbyterian Church Roselle listed. Names Orrin Spiellidtz, Mes to bert Toltz, Mrs Arthur Cartera, Mrs Jerome Kaplan, Mrs Jerry Masucci, Mrs Vinne Positan, Mrs Gernard alpern, and Mrs Irvin d Hei.
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Weill of 49 Belgrade Terrace West Orange states their daughter Harriet Weill will wed Dr. Donald Rothfeld son of Mrs. Samuel Rothfeld of 403 Schley Street Newark. The couple plan to marry June 15 at the Plaza Hotel in New York City.
The Hepney Looker parent and student life meeting held January 7 focused on The Adolescent Girl. A film was shown and school nurse Mrs M Gulick attended for open discussion. Mrs Joseph Chachula chairs. an executive board met January 12 to plan the January 20 PLA program with Board of Education members presenting the budget and introducing candidates. A Science exhibit will be included. Mrs Merbert Kreps is program chairman.
Young students, led by Jimmy Bataille and guided by Mrs Frances Raimond, observe daily temperature changes with a water pan to learn the scientific method. They predict whether water will freeze, test ideas, and relate observations to clothing, homes, and local life, aligning with Hillside schools science goals.
Carolyn Lomins and Joseph Donna of 169 Bal Nay ee announce their betrothal. Carolyn attended Hillside High School and works for General Brass and Machine Works. Veronica Keon of 145 Frankhe St and Frank Mekeon of Idle plan a fall wedding.
Approximately three hundred parents attended the Back to School night meeting of the High School PTA on January 6. Mrs. Jacob Hyra and Dr. Walter Krumbiegel discussed library additions and historic tales. Mrs. Valentine Ketterer announced officers for 1965-66: President Mrs. Vincent Po, 1st Vice President Mrs. Sidney Fiets, Vice President Mrs. Abbd Eisenberg, Honorary VP Dr. Walter C. Krumbiewel, Recording Secretary Mrs. George Shelbourne, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. David Horwitz, Treasurer Mrs. Victor Kasper. The committee to evaluate the high school was described, with junior and senior parents advised to follow their child’s schedule.
Philip Lerman of Hillside Elks Lodge was named best Exalted Ruler in the Central District ritual contest among 15 lodges for accuracy and presentation. A February 3 program will preview freshman and sophomore visitation, budget, and Board of Education candidates. Refreshments were served.
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