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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
4
The executive board adopted a resolution urging the federal government to fund school construction and teachers salaries. Mrs. William Hess, legislative chairman, offered the measure and board members were urged to contact their Congress representatives in support of the needed legislation.
The Fortnightly Group of the Hill Side Women's Club met Thursday evening January 21 at Maple Hall to form a nominating committee led by Mrs Walter Spitz and Mrs Gregor Pearson. Members and plans include Spring Conference February 6 at the Essex House Newark and a tour January 28 of P Ballantine & Sons.
Dr. Wayne T. Branum, Harden Looker School PTA, described Russian education as state controlled from infancy. Children enter nurseries at two months, kindergarten at age three, and first grade at seven. If progression stops at 10th grade, youths are assigned jobs. Talented pupils are funneled to specialized schools on teacher recommendation.
Mrs. Russell Lawrence reports 482 PTA members with faculty and Mrs. Viola Schmandt's fifth grade at 100 percent membership. Refreshments were served by fifth and sixth grade mothers as the group discussed student interest in science careers and high pay and freedom.
Mrs Trene Schneider hosted a supper party Tuesday at 1213 Broadway in honor of John Binder turning 50. About 35 guests attended including Mrs Anna Binder and relatives from Union Tryington and Hillside with decorations by Joseph Binder. John Binder was born January 19 1910 in Tryington and received many gifts. Frances Brandt celebrated the 12th Friday January 21 at 1297 Myrtle Street with classmates and friends, pink decorations, gifts, and games.
Six Hillside Chapter Women’s American ORT members will participate in the Mothers March of Dimes event on Thursday evening January 28. They are Mrs. Evelyn Spevak Mrs. Helen Schecman Mrs. Francis Leshansky Mrs. Ruth Lipp Mrs. Selma Tasner and Bert Lager who chairs the drive.
The Hill side Chapter of Women s America ORT holds its monthly meeting tonight at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue at 8 30 pm Mrs Philip Schectman program chairman presents Your Voice Is You A representative from N J Bell Telephone Co will speak on the topic.
Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority at Juntep chapter inducted seven new members at a formal reception hosted by Miss Ann Baiera. Officers Camille Vitale, Kathy Higgins, Barbara Pareese and Phyllis Santora led the induction. New members include Jean Puskeviecits Miral De Santo Celine J8zoba Pat Pervignol Jane Downs Ellen Frahm and Pam Lane.
At Hillside Avenue School the PTA held an open house before a short business meeting. Mrs. Milton Caris announced the nominating slate for 1960-61. The 5th and 6th graders performed an operetta directed by Mrs. Phyllis Brogan. Refreshments followed. cake sale by Mother-Daughter Club. Girl Scout Troop 740 provided color guard. Next executive board meeting set for February 3 at 1 15 PM with a related family life education session at 2 PM featuring Dr. John Lopresti on student discipline.
Major General Henry G Nurton of Union County will be guest speaker at the Founders Day program of the Union County PTA Council to be held Monday February 1 at the Elks Auditorium Elizabeth Reservations are handled by Jndison Sanborn Hill aide Mrs Harold Olsson of Union is chairman The theme is Strengthening Homes through Character Building The Union County PTA Chorus under Aden Lewis will perform several selections
Hillside Chapter 192 CES will initiate new members at 7 30 p m Friday February 5 in the Masonic Hall. Mrs Della Wessels 227 Ryan Street hosted a chapter gathering Tuesday and a further get together is planned for 8 p m February 9 at Mrs William Beattie 1447 Bond Street. The February 19 business meeting at the Masonic Hall will be followed by a card party led by Mrs Gertrude Burns and Mrs Beattie.
Sinai Congregation members invite guests to a tea on Monday February 1 at 219 Dover Avenue hosted by Mrs. Harry Stadlin. Co chairs are Mrs. Abe Chaiken and Mrs. Harry Kaufman.
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club approved a $300 donation to the Hillside PAL Building fund to be paid over three years. The group will continue two $100 senior girl scholarships and hosts on February 29 with Dr Francis Grant as guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Trizna of 1291 Avy Street marked their 50th anniversary on January 27. Their children will host a dinner at the old Veteran Hall on Sunday, January 31. Married in Czechoslovakia, they moved to Newark in 1914, later settling in Hillside. Mrs. Trizna, formerly Zuzanna Stromko, and Mr. Trizna, a retired machinist engraver from T&M Stone, served 38 years. They have five children and 11 grandchildren.
Christ the King Holy Name Society hosts a dance on Sunday February 21 at 9 p.m. in the parish school auditorium. Proceeds benefit parish activities and community outreach.
Mr and Mrs Robert Shields of 202 Fitzpatrick Street were honored at a dinner at Hitchin Post Inn Union for their 30th anniversary. The couple have two sons, Roberton and William, a daughter Mrs Thomas Ford of Elizabeth and a granddaughter Susan. The Shields family have lived in Hillside for 15 years.
The Springfield Chapter of the Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children at Denver will hold a cake sale Friday January 9 at the General Green Shopping Center Springfield Proceeds will support the home and its research institute Mrs David Adler and Mrs Raymond Efrus urge support Newark League directors meet February 1 at Mrs Leo Wische home 87 Williamson Avenue Mrs Samuel Shames reports on a theater outing March 12 to Saratoga in New York City Mrs George Robbins discusses flood fair plans at Clinton Manor Annex Newark March 24
The Hillside Chapter of Hadassah holds its board meeting at Sinai Congregation on Tuesday February 2 at 8 30 p m with reports from Mrs Harold Zonderman Mrs David Becker and Mrs Meyer Burgstein. Plans for a February dinner dance at the Chanticler Millburn will be discussed and all goard members are urged to attend.
The executive board of the Women's Association of the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church meets today at 14 Looker Street. Mrs. Emmet T. White hosts a 12 30 p.m. program with Rev Joseph Robert Jr speaking on Witnessing to Our Faith. The Lydia Circle moves to February 5.
The Cub Pack 190 meeting at A. P. Morris School featured a January theme on science. Den 3 presented a skit titled Rocket to the Moon with members William Dierolf J Mark Ruskoski Robert Cadwalladey Thomas Roy Richard Luciani Sherman Roberts Arthur Nadeau TH and Charles Miller. scenery was built by the group.
Sherman Roberts as Cubmaster Den 3 received the honor flag. The pack charter was presented at the Saybrook School P.T.A. meeting. The Cubs will display at Piro’s during Boy Scout Week. A Blue and Gold dinner is set for February 25 at Kingston Restaurant Union to mark the 50th Cub Scout Jubilee.
Six Hillside students received scholarships from the State Scholarship Commission this week. Recipients are Martin L. Bernstein Eve Newman Joseph M. Kroner Leonard S. Scarola Arthur J. Scholl and Martin A. Wasserman. Scholarships cover four years and depend on satisfactory grades, valued at 400 or tuition equivalent.
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