Phone Demonstration To Improve Student Information Access
A Kingston program will show how telephone use speeds information access over textbooks. George Clark of New Jersey Bell and Leo Hilton of West Milford High will lead demonstrations on classroom calls and live hearing of answers.
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Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Kingston
Union
National State Bank
Liberty
Liberty Ave
Dorothy Evans
George Clark
Rosary Mass For Kennedy Marks First Meeting of Year
Christ the King Rosary Society opened its new year on January 6 in the school cafeteria with new members Mrs Daniel Duzzolino and Mrs Thomas Reede. A birthday remembrance Mass for John F Kennedy is planned for May 29 and cake sales after Sunday Masses begin January 19.
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Christ the King Rosary Society
Daniel Duzzolino
Thomas Reede
James Intrabartolo
Rosarians
John F. Kennedy
Edward Jotantos
Touncesd
Joseph Gerard
Artus Magnusson
John Klueber
Candidates Night Of Progress Club Forum
The Men's Progress Club will host its annual forum for candidates seeking election to the Board of Education Tuesday January 21 at 8 30 p m at Sinai Congregation Maple Ave Ostrin will moderate The public is invited Refreshments will be served.
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Men’s Progress Club
Board of Education
Sinai Congregation
Maple Ave
Ostrin
PTA Candidates Address Board Meeting Plan
George Washington School PTA finalizes plans for January meeting where Board of Education candidates will present qualifications. Class visitation and a school wide cake sale follow. Mrs. Robert V. Diamond announces Pounders Day Luncheon details for February 3 at Twin City Restaurant in Elizabeth. A February 10 parent education panel on homework is set. Mrs. Edward Margolis named nominating committee chair with Mrs. Henry Ciemnecki and Mrs. Stanley Cohen assisting. The new slate will be shown on February 17 board meeting.
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George Washington
PTA
Board of Education
Robert V. Diamond
Twin City
Elizabeth
Edward Margolis
Henry Ciemnecki
Stanley Cohen
Mother-Daughter Club Meeting At Hillside Ave School
The Mother-Daughter Club of Hillside Ave School will hold its monthly meeting in the cafeteria Thursday January 16. Refreshments will be served followed by dancing in the gym. Mothers and daughters are urged to attend. The club held its annual cake sale at the Open House meeting January 15.
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Hillside Ave. School
Sinai Youth Council elects officers at January meeting
Paul Goldstein was elected president Henry Kurland vice president and Fran Frieder secretary at the Sinai Youth Council meeting on January 5. Officers will be installed at a school assembly January 29.
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Paul Goldstein
Henry Kurland
Fran Frieder
Sinai Youth Council
Sinai Youth Center
Jemugry
Bnai B rith Ladies Donor Show Schedule Announced
The Bnai B rith Ladies Donor Show is set for January 22 at George Washington School with Mrs. Daniel Shapiro as president and Mrs. Sam Bogner providing piano accompaniment. Mrs. Albert Labowitch will direct, and Mrs. Robert Lieberman chairs the program. A second show follows January 29 at Temple Beth Ahm in Springfield with Springfield Women’s B n ai B rith hosting the event.
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B'nai F'rith Women of
Hillside
George Washington School
Daniel Shapiro
Sam Bogner
Will Pleiy
Albert Labowitch
Ast
Robert Lieberman
Temple Beth Ahm
Sprringfield
Springfield
Women’s B'nai B'rith
Hillside Education Leader Beattie Seeks Re election To Board
John Beattie of 1056 Thomas Street seeks re election to the Hillside Board of Education. He chairs the Public Relations Committee and has led the Coordin ate Activities and Building and Grounds panels. Candidate Zenna Birnbaum urges high standards amid crowded colleges and calls for stronger science and math curricula aligned with future careers.
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John Beattie
Thomas St
Board of Education
School Board Sets Meeting and Budget Hearing Dates
Take Application Continued from Page 1 lists approved substitutes. The next regular board meeting will be held February 3. A public hearing on the school budget is set for January 2.
Sue Savage Rites Friday at Union Funeral Home
Funeral services for Miss Sue Elizabeth Savage 83 retired Hillside Avenue School principal will be held Friday at 11 A M at Mc Cracken Funeral Home Union. She died Tuesday at her home born in Menomonie Wis taught in Carteret Union Township districts and Hillside School and served as principal from 1919 to 1946. She studied at Rutgers New York and Columbia and belonged to state and local teachers associations. She leaves two sisters A Josephine Savage and Mrs Gene Smith.
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McCracken
Morris Ave
Union
Sue Elizabeth Savage
Hillside Ave
Menomonie
Wis
Salem
Unionville
Miss Savage
Old Lyons Farms
Hillside
Hillside School
Hillside Avenue School
New Jersey Educational Association
New Jersey
Hillside Teachers Association
South Park
Newark
A. Josephine Savage
Gene Smith
Daytona Beach
Fla
Steven C Zelko Dies Suddenly At 46 In Hillside
Steven C Zelko, 46, of 521 Leo Street Hillside died January 9 from a heart attack as he stepped from his car. Funeral services were held at Haeberle and Barth Home for Funerals Irvington. He owned Elmer's Tavern 476 Bloy Street for 12 years and held numerous community roles. He leaves a daughter Gloria Jean Zelko of Newark Delaware, his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Zelko, a brother John Jr., and two sisters Mrs. Anne Boor and Mrs. Mildred Shanley.
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Haeberle and Barth
Irvington
Steven C. Zelko
Leo St
Mr. Zelko
Newark
Union
Elmer's Tavern
Bloy St
John Jr
Hillside
Anne Boor
New Hartford
Mildred Shanley
Ankara
Turkey
Temple Shemuel Torah to sponsor prayer meeting
The temple at 910 Salem Ave will host a prayer gathering on January 26 at 9 30 a m. A breakfast will be served at 10 followed by an In Talmud class at the temple, continuing a study session after the meal.
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Temple Shemuel Torah
Salem Ave
Ethics of the Fathers program under Rabbi H Beryl Lasker
Supervision of Rabbi H Beryl Lasker invites members and interested friends or neighbors to attend an Ethics of the Fathers session.
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H. Beryl Lasker
Phoenix Mutual rep attends Hartford training school
Paul E. Eisenberg of 1456 Maple Ave attended the Home Office Supervisors Training School in Hartford Connecticut during the week of January 6 to 10. Enrollment is limited to Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company representatives who have shown skill in advanced sales management techniques.
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Paul E. Eisenberg
Maple Ave
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Home Office Supervisors Training School
Hartford
Conn
Phoenix Mutual
Shelia McMorris Improves Heat Reading In Infrared Device
Sheila McMorris an attractive brunette demonstrates an infrared machine that records heat radiation claiming girls show higher readings than boys due to exposed skin. The device built from an auto headlamp will be shown on ABC TV Science All Stars on January 12.
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Phoenix
Aris
UPI
Sheila McMorris
Sheila
Combined Adult Named to Head Pool Regulations
A Combined Adult has been appointed to oversee swimming pool regulations and operations. The move places this individual in charge of policy enforcement, safety standards, and daily management duties across city pools.
Township pool plans move toward bids and July opening
Mayer Ackerman announced the township has adopted the pool ordinance and preliminary plans were approved. Final plans are being prepared and bids are hoped by March 15 so construction can start. Mayor Ackerman said the clerk will take volunteer inquiries for pool membership.
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Peter Semchessen
Debbie Klarfeld
Paul Rubin
3Ol Wolkofsky
Seymour M. Bierman
Juliette Haber
Thomas G. Greene
Jack Giordano
Robert Lipson
David Ordower
Carl Saltzman
Jack Shaw
Edward Katz
Josephine Nohe
Mildred Asherman
Peggy Roche
Back To School For HS PTA Officers Named
The Hitside High School PTA met for a Back to School session with parents of juniors and seniors. Principal Dr. Walter Krumbiegel presented the proposed 1964 1965 officers including President Mrs. Jacob Hyra and Secretary Mrs. George Shelbourne. Edward Nelson played organ as Mrs. Williar Bean gave the invocation.
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Hitside ‘High School
PTA
Krumbiegel
Jacob Hyra
Vincent Positan
Abbe Eisenbiarg
George Shelbourne
David Horwitz
Valentine Ketterrer
Gilmore
Williar
Bean
Edward Nelson
Group 1 Meetings Of Women’s Club Activities Report
Group 1 of the Woman’s Club held sessions with the International Relations Department chaired by Mrs. Emmet T. White and the Civics Department led by Mrs. Franklin Lange at 1233 Salem Ave and 325 Wayne Terrace Union. Activities included a New Jersey centenary program, a forthcoming What’s On the Menu event, Come to the Fair film panel with Elizabethtown Gas, and an all day Welfare Department meeting.
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International Relations
Woman's Clubb
Emmet T. White
Howard J. Bloy
Windsor Way
Joseph Krevet
John Ciasca
Civics Department
Franklin Lange
Salem Ave
New Jersey
Scaccia
North Ave
Lange
Walter Lee
Maurice Murphy
Edward Moser
John G.walsh
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Hillside Schools
Rutgers University
Helen Ryan
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Hillside Life League
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National Parts Company
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