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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1967
Page
3
Saul Schreier announces the formation of Club 5, an honorary group for members who recruit five or more new members during the 1966 67 campaign. Members can enter drawings for prizes including a weekend in Atlantic City. Recruitment breakfasts begin January 22 with biweekly Sundays.
Board of Education Hillside Union County New Jersey notifies legal voters the public budget hearing for 1967 68 will be held January 25 1967 at 8 00 to 4 20 at the Public Administration Building 195 Virginia Street Hillside NJ The tentative budget details enrollments and tuition pupil figures and is available for examination at the Secretary s office during regular hours from the date of this notice.
Twenty one Hillside High School graduates discuss English programs across colleges. Students from Lafayette Upsala Rutgers Boston University Rider Stevens Lehigh Princeton University and others describe teaching styles emphasis on grammar composition and reading skills. The panel organized by English instructor Richard Pohli aims to prepare seniors for college expectations.
Dr Wayne Branom superintendent announces Hillside public schools will join a TV program on homework Friday January 20 at 9 AM on WOR TV. The NEA chose Hillside for its philosophy on homework. About 50 parents from Hillside and South Orange Maplewood will participate.
The Sisterhood held Monday, January 9, electing officers and trustees unanimously. President Mrs. Harvey Raffie. Vice-Presidents Mrs Heywood J. Girion and Mrs Robert Rothschild. Treasurer Mrs. Joseph C. Berger. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Leon Brazer. Financial Secretaries Mrs. Paul Pascal and Mrs. Herman Resnick. Recording Secretary Mrs. Morton Papier. Chaplain Mrs. Eliezer Cohen. Trustees Mrs. Marvin Corwick, Mrs. David Gelman, and Mrs. Martin Gottlieb.
William C. Tiedeman of 4 Fairbanks Street retires on pension from Public Service Electric and Gas Company after more than 36 years of service. He served as an accountant in the General Accounting Division of the Vice President and Comptroller's Department.
Pingry School announces honor rolls for the 2nd marking period and semester. Names include William Rosenberg, Ned Genery, Horace Yengood, Richard Larkin, Anthony Spirito, and Robert Hogan with addresses listed.
The Rabbinical Council of New Jersey commends Gov. Hughes for appointing a public defender in the Blue Shield rate case. The council plans to attend a Jan. 27 public hearing in Trenton to urge a cautious rate increase and to study a proposed state wide medical examiner post mortem office. Rabbi Morris A. Shmidman will lead the study committee with several rabbis from New Jersey while a luncheon was hosted by Sinai Sisterhood in Hillside.
Isidore Manheim 60 of 70 King St Hillside founder of Manheim Co Inc and Dotti Originals died Jan 9 Born in Poland he came to New York 1923 and Linden 1937 He was treasurer of the Jewish Educational Center Elizabeth a Mt Nebo Lodge Mason member Also Brzegner Young Men’s Benevolent Alumni Club Dance Catholic Alumni Club of North Jersey hosts a cocktail dance 8:30 PM tomorrow Kingston Restaurant 81 Morris Ave Union co chair Elizabeth Lynch 226 Silver Ave
Louis Mark of 1480 Uberty Avenue Hillside died December 30 at Newark hospital. Native of Newark, he owned Mark Plumbing Supply Co. in Newark for 25 years. Rutgers graduate and World War I veteran survived by wife Jean, children Marvin Michael Joseph Dennis Rhoda, siblings, and mother. Services held at Bernheim Funeral Home with burial at Mt. Lebanon and Elizabeth Jewish Cemeteries.
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