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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
2
Youth flown to Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas for United Fund basic training. After completion he will go to Keesler AFB Mississippi for the electronics technical school.
A study by William Smith and the fair share committee finds Eastern Union County lags in employee giving. Industries average 4.75 per employee versus a national 11.37. Delaware Valley leads at 13.26. Corporate gifts average 4.63 against 6.73 nationally. Emphasis on top leadership, early firm contacts, and shorter campaigns.
Steven Parochniack aged 17 son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Parochiniack has enlisted in the Air Force recruiters report. S/Sgt Bill Siler local Air Force recruiter confirms the enlistment.
Mrs. C. Morgan Wagner wife of the Calvary Lutheran Church pastor performed with The Four Helpmeets at the Spring Festival held June 17 at the Lutheran Home in Jersey City. The event showcases the Lutheran Welfare Association of New Jersey and its statewide outreach.
During June, 36 PS E and G employees reached twenty-five years with the company and received gold service emblems. Among the honorees is Edward V. Kovac of 234 Winans Ave a Newark stenographer in the Director of Education's Department at the General Office.
Howard A. Jaffe of 569 Plymouth Road received a Bachelor of Arts degree on June 14 at Yeshiva University's 31st commencement in New York City.
The 64 Class under Mrs. Monica Hickey presents a miniature nature museum after a trip to the School of the Outdoors in Stokes State Forest. The exhibit features a terrarium, fossil rocks, plaster leaf forms, tree identifications, camp area maps, and dioramas of Tillman’s Ravine and the Appalachian Trail.
Miss Phyllis Alper and Miss Joann Prokopowicz, seniors at Hillside High School, accompanied on the piano at two fashion shows. Miss Alper played at the Conservative Congregation of Hillside Sisterhood fashion show, while Miss Prokopowicz played at the War Memorial Building for the D A V.
John F. Szpiech Aviation Jet Mechanic First Class retires from the Navy after 20 years of service. Son of Mrs Tillie Szpiech of 230 Boston Ave he served worldwide on many ships, his last assignment aboard the nuclear powered USS Enterprise. He will temporarily reside in the Washington DC area.
Five Hillside residents received cosmetology certificates at Wilfred Academy of Hair and Beauty Culture in Newark on June 17. Recipients include Barry Rosen garten, Marilyn Jacob, Beatrice Straus, Ruthann Carhart, and George Meszaro with listed addresses in Newark and surrounding streets.
The Elizabeth Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses West Unit reports progress applying Theocratic Ministry School methods. Weekly sessions at Kingdom Hall 662 Johnson Ave Elizabeth cover Bible history archaeology doctrine and prophecy under director James Lee with assistant William Boulware.
Hillside Kiwanis Club through its MOPH unit will host a dinner on Wednesday June 27 at Townley Restaurant Union to honor Misses Kathryn Keller and Elizabeth Keller. Club president Henry Goldhor says tickets are available from members or Hillside Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler at the Hillside Municipal Building. The event is open to the public and friends are invited. The Census Bureau notes about one in five Americans moves each year.
Olympic Park at Ltryington Maplewood plans Independence Day events with a 10 p.m. fireworks display after a three act free circus. Clem Basile's Band plays daily, Bettina Boatright headlines next week beginning Monday with a swaypole act, Barbara Morris, the Three Almiras, and other acts. Free seats for 4 and 9 30 pm shows total 2 000, grandstand seats sold separately. Red Cross swim program for children to be offered at Olympic Park pool.
The Spirits Square Club of New Jersey donated 250 dollars to the Hospital for Crippled Children. Herman Ades of Hillside, charity committee chairman, announced the gift this week. The club will also send four needy Newark children chosen by the Boys Clubs to Camp Brady in Pottersville next month.
Linda Arotzky daughter of Mr and Mrs Abe Arotzky of SGL Tillman Sr junior French major at Newark Colleges of Rutgers University has been selected to participate in the 17th annual National Student Leadership Institute of the United Nations sponsored by the Collegiate Council for the United Nations June 16 23 at U N Headquarters and Sarah Lawrence College
The 6H class of A P Morris led by Mrs Monica Hicket prepared a miniature nature museum as a direct result of their outdoor education studies.
An exhibit features a terrarium representing a fossil bear found in rocks along with geology and geography accounts of New Jersey. It includes plaster leaf forms, tree identifications from camp areas, paintings and maps of the camp site, and dioramas of Tillman’s Ravine and the Appalachian Trail.
The Hillside Times weekly publication issued from Hillside New Jersey lists subscription costs and postage details, with pricing at $3.50 yearly in the U S and 10 cents per copy, and postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey as part of its standard publication notice.
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