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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1954
Page
4
Deborn Biat Brith Girl initiates new members at the Gengee Witchiniaton School with a program titled THE Ts Vols Life, BAG conducted by Eien Mubos. New members sign on as committee chairs to aid community service and raise funds. The BBG plan to visit Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital for Arthrities at Hot Springs Arkansas.
Raritan resident Mis Plant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eli Plant of 306 Princeton Ave, will marry Laws V Studdiford of 90 W Somerset St, Raritan, on Saturday January 80400 6 pra at the Prupklin Memorial Methodist Church. The ceremony will be candlelight. Rev GS Harper to officiate with Miss Luise Dillwy soloist and Myre Henrmin Spoth organist. Reception at Polish America Hall, 400 Bloy St. Bridesmaids include Miss Marie Bishop and Miss Jacquelyn Plant. best man Louis Andreola. The couple will reside at 100 Eastern Ave in Somerville after a Florida honeymoon.
The Senior Library Council led by Mrs Zola Laws and Mrs James Lynskey at Coe Avenue School welcomed new members Mrs E G Hotchkiss Mrs E P Daniel cay and Mrs Estelle McLaghtin The newly announced eighth grade Junior Council under Mrs Marguerite Keiper includes Harriet Harding Druscilla Starzman Edith Sonntag Brenda Lager Rhoda Grushkin Joyce Winquist Jackie Michard Rita Fox Janet Sweet Nahey Cox Ellen Sarvetnick and Gail Patrick Regular monthly meetings for the Senior Council are set for the third Monday at 1515 in the library The Saybrook PTA executive board will meet Monday evening February 1 at 8 at Mrs Dynskey 39 Fairbanks Street Co hostesses Mrs Harold Butler and Mrs Victor Ketterer are named All Saybrook PTA members are urged to attend Founders Day at the High School February 3 at 8 pm with speaker Salem Rizk The Saybrook Mothers Chorus will sing.
Morgenstern announces the birth of a son Gary Alan on January 3 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital. He is the child of Ernest H Morgenstern of Livingston and Mrs. Morgenstern, daughter of Harry Mayer of Wyndmoor Avenue. The family includes Michele Lynn and Phillip Mark. A separate note lists local social items including Plane Waverly contact, and visits to The Little White House Warm Springs and Jug End Barn Great Barrington. A Calvin Goolidge School parent education group met to discuss discipline in the morning.
Mrs Leo Plevy of 934 Isom ve is co chair of the Newark League Bazar to support the Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children at Denver. The bazar on Monday February 1 at Essex House features merchandise, toys, apparel and household goods. Admission free. Proceeds aid health maintenance and education for children with chronic bronchial asthma.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 195 Hillside Jewish Y met at the Weequahic Center to plan fund-raising. Chairwoman Gertrude Baletin led with members including Norman Pastor, Mendie Joffe, Jack Greenberg, Hilmer Hirshhorn, Leon Bassin, Philip Rasehal, Peter Wajmowski, and Don Myers. Scoutmaster Peter Wejamowski was named treasurer. Leon Bassin will chair the telephone squad with volunteers for the committee. Plans include a theatre party, a father son dinner in March, and aid in planning the Cub and Boy Scout Jubilee.
Two Hillside girls had lead roles in a two hour gala revue presented by Star Time TV Studios of Newark at the Boys' Club last week. Blaine Glassman, nine, a fourth grader from Israde's George Washington School, starred in the number School Days. Elaine Wasilkowski, fourteen, led the singing in the musical Myself. She lives at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Irma Vit of Hillside New Jersey joins Beaver College basketball squad as a forward. The Beaver season opens February 6 with the alumnae game on the Beaver court and includes Chestnut Hill Ursinus Pennsylvania Temple Immaculata and Bryn Mawr on the slate.
The annual Heart Fund drive, chaired by Mrs Roy H Kare with co chair Kirkpatrick, will begin Monday in twenty one Union County municipalities. The campaign supports the National Heart Association for research and patient services, including local heart clinics at Muhlenberg, Plainfield, St Elizabeth, and Elizabeth General Hospitals. Local organizers include Dr Henry J Mineur publicity Miss Jean Rae Turner and others. Heart Sunday on February 14 will feature house-to-house canvassing.
Emil A Crisafulli announces for the Hillside Board of Education citing education as vital. He pledges to improve opportunities, cooperate with the community, and ensure students compete with peers elsewhere. He notes vacancies on the board and his intent to serve the children’s interests.
Joseph Ram, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, urged increased state funding to ease local tax burdens. He cited Hillside’s heavy property tax share for schools and called for broader state assistance and county vocational training facilities to raise education standards and relieve taxpayers.
Plans to present an American flag to Boy Scout Troop 195 by Post 1 Ex-Prisoners of War New Jersey Chapter were announced at a meeting attended by Anton Schechtman Cubmaster Pack 195 Irwin Golden Hillside Jewish Y Mrs Charles J Grubin and Mrs I Steirman pack committee members Mrs Weiss Newark and Post Commander Otto Schwartz The presentation will be at a party Monday February 1 at 7 pm at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue celebrating the 44th birthday of the Boy Scouts of America A technicolor film will be shown and a minstrel show presented by the troops under the direction of Mrs Esther Tarler den mother Refreshments will be served by the pack and troop committees Parents and friends are invited.
Max Schleifer, member of the Board of Education, has canceled all speaking engagements and meetings for the week starting January 24 following a death in his family. Fellow board members Frank J. Hill and Albert Segretary covered events and appearances in his stead, including a PTA Presidents’ Council candidates night.
Hillsice P T A groups plan Founders Day program at the high school on February 3 marking the 57th anniversary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. The event will include an invocation, welcome address, and tributes to the PTA founder. Salem Rizk will be principal speaker and also address the assembly with the topic America Is More Than A Country.
Final plans for a trip to the Hayden Planetarium in New York were completed by Cub Pack 190 at a recent meeting at the A. P. Morris School. The trip will take place on Saturday, January 30. Buses will depart from the school at 10 a.m. Cubs interested are directed to contact their den mother. The Blue and Gold dinner will be held on Sunday, February 28 at 4 30 p.m. at Polish American Hall. All Cubs, their parents and friends are invited.
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