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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1956
Page
8
Private plate notice states a teacher wishes to tutor children at her home. Offers instruction in elementary school subjects for grades 1 through 8. Contact WA 6-5710.
Mr and Mrs Michael W Lozsnowez of 393 Yale Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn to George C Hasminton of Route 22. Evelyn is a Hillside High School graduate employed by Breeze Corp Union. Hasminton is a two year Army veteran associated with his father at Oy Cars Cocktail Bay. A wedding is planned.
Pingry School will present winter sports awards Friday during the morning assembly. Reese Willems, athletic director, will oversee. Jed Maffenbeler receives a varsity swimming letter, and Richard Bassin earns a basketball letter. Several students are listed with honors in the fifth month.
Former Union resident Mr and Mrs Sebastian Trapani announce the engagement of daughter Annabelle Jeanette Trapani to Eugene P OBrien son of Mr and Mrs James M OBrien of Jersey City The bride to be is a Union High School graduate and works for Great West Life Assurance Company Newark The groom is a Henry Snyder High School graduate attending St Peters College Jersey City and employed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation A May wedding is planned.
The Mowers Committee of Brownie Troop 38 meets at Murden-Locker School and plans a window display the week of March 11 showcasing yearly projects. They collect pencils notebooks and crayons to send to Vietnamese children. In April the group tours Barry Biscuit Company and Bristol-Myers Co with a Kitchen luncheon lesson and chopstick instruction at Ho Fong Restaurant.
At St. Catherine's Rosary Society meeting presided by Mrs Nelson Jacobus plans were announced for a Chinese auction at the April meeting. Three new members were introduced and Roy Joseph A Carroll noted Holy Week service changes.
Preparations for the Juliette Low World Friendship Program are in full swing at Hurden Looker School Curtis Room. Brownies and Girl Scouts from Christ the King Hurden Looker George Washington Calvin Coolidge and Hillsby Avenue schools work on their parts while a crafts display and opening address by G Nulton are planned. Council members and troop leaders will oversee ceremonies with color guards from Troop 16 and ushers from Troops 17 and 54.
Girl Scout Troop 22 of Christ the King held its first Communion Breakfast after 9 o clock mass with mothers in the school cafeteria. Leaders Mrs Paul Swidski and Mrs Austin Casper guided the event attended by Rev Perry G De Witt, Rev Richard Greene, and others. Six scouts earned the roller skating badge and twelve completed a cooking course in Elizabeth town at Grasso. The troop will join an inter troop program for the Lowery Memorial Fund at Harden's Locker School on March 18 at 7 30 pm and plans a candlelight awards ceremony in May.
Bai Brith will honor an active member and former public official with a This Is Your Life program on Monday March 19 at Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue. The guest of honor remains secret while lodge members families and friends plan appearances from many parts of the country. Nat Bodian prepared the script and Sidney Englander extended invitations to township offices.
The Rev Ronald Boosman announces the Easter season plan at Bellelde Presbyterian. Two Palm Sunday services at 8:30 and 11 am feature the choirs, followed by Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services with the Lords Supper and a joint worship service. Easter Sunday offers two sermons at 9:30 and 11 am, a Faster Morning Breakfast at 7 am, and Easter anthems by the Senior Choir directed by Mrs Natalie Wagner.
Girl Scout Troop 18 marked the M4th anniversary of girl Scouting and its 10th birthday with a buffet luncheon and auditorium program at Hulside Presbyterian Church. Patricia Kopac, Emilie Rieder, Janet Smith and Gail Cox led flag ceremonies. leaders of pledges were Susan Kayler and Jean Batile. Roberta Strunk led songs. Rev. Ronald E Ossmann offered the prayer. Several members received badges and pins, including Emille Rieder, Ellen Kayle, Mrs. Edna Kayle, Mrs. Andrew Cox, Nadine Anthony, and Patricia Hill. Nadine Anthony was invested and Patricia HiT joined as a new member.
George Washington School PTA body approves a visitor slate for the year at a Monday meeting in the school auditorium. The list names officers including President Moe Goldberg and 1st Vice President Harold Hewes with other posts allocated to William Krautblatt Trving Schaefer Norman Fofer William Lukacis and committee chair Bert Kriegman. Fathers Night featured a fantasy program Do It Yourself Was performed by listed fathers.
Reverend Perry G DeWitt Pastor and assistants Rev Gerard B Whelan and Rev Richard A Greene announce Sunday Masses at 8 9 10 and 12 oclock with upper and lower church options. Holydays of Obligation Masses at 5 30 6 1 8 9 and 10 am listed.
Church schedules include First Friday and daily masses, sacraments, and novena at St Ant jthong Novena. Multiple churches such as Sacred Heart Day, Bethany Pentecostal, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian, Hillside Presbyterian, and First Baptist list worship times, Bible study, youth activities, and evening programs.
Legal notice announces a meeting of the Board of Health in Mealt Township at Liberty Avenue Hall in New Jersey. The notice references an ordinance and forthcoming agenda items with restrictions on public gatherings and regular sessions. The text is garbled but indicates a scheduled meeting for discussion of health and welfare matters and related regulatory actions.
The town council introduces an ordinance to reform health department pay and structure. It outlines compensation details for civil service staff, including the health director and clerks, with annual salary figures and eligibility terms.
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