Elks Aid Crippled In Annual Drive
Elks in this area participate in the 49th annual New Jersey Crippled Children’s Seal Drive spending hundreds of dollars yearly to aid crippled and physi- cally disabled children.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1971
Page
3
Elks in this area participate in the 49th annual New Jersey Crippled Children’s Seal Drive spending hundreds of dollars yearly to aid crippled and physi- cally disabled children.
The annual Mothers Luncheon at Pingry School on March 13 features speaker Bertram Burke on The Nature of the Mother Son Relationship and Its Impact on School Adjustment. Before lunch, the Miniature School lets parents visit their sons’ classes in twelve minute blocks to hear instructors discuss aid for handicapped children and school progress.
Helen Loldan Ladanye 51 wife of Hillside High principal died at Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth after long illness. She lived in Cranford and previously Kenilworth, taught at Jonathan Dayton Regional High School. Survived by two sons and a daughter, mother, brother, and a grandson. Funeral arrangements by Gray Memorial Funeral Home Cranford. Joseph E. Bumen 52 of Annandale died March 2 at Hunterdon Medical Center Flemington. Born Newark, lived in Hillside before moving to Annandale. Survived by wife Ruth, daughter Beverly Ruth, son Joseph F., and one grandson. services held in Clinton. Continuous list of siblings and relatives provided.
The New Jersey Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Inc announces three Mary L Johnston Scholarships for public NJ colleges training women in business or the professions. Glassboro State, Rutgers School of Nursing Newark, and Trenton State receive $300 awards. A Hillside BPW delegation will attend the State Board Meeting March 20 at Neptune Inn Paramus.
The Hillside Lions Club selects Jack Mandy son of Bernard and Mandy Mandy of 1278 White Street as Youth Of The Month for March. He is active in student government and serves as a senior cabinet member. He is arranging student exchanges with area schools to implement new programs at the high school. He has participated in Activity Night Committee work and is a two year varsity rifle team letterman balancing academics and sports.
The Hillside Industrial Association hosts a ladies night dinner dance at 6 30 p m on Friday March 19 at College Inn with comedian Billy Blair and Johnny Jay and his orchestra providing music. Jack Silva chairs the event assisted by Harlow H Curtis Henri St Laurent and Herbert N Lesser.
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