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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
4
Hillside Ave School PTA executive board endorses Assembly Bill 17 to establish two year junior colleges in New Jersey. Members argue the option aids students who cannot attend four year colleges, boosting business career prospects.
The Hillside Workman's Club presents Betty Best in The Betty Best show Lady Be Lovely on Thursday March 15 at 3 p.m. at Maple Hall. The program features the latest jewelry hats gloves and dresses with Miss Best, a known radio and television personality.
Miss Carol Ann Imbriaco and Mr. Thomas Diamante Jr exchanged vows February 24 in Immaculate Conception Church Elizabeth with Rev John M Ballweg officiating. The couple will reside in Elizabeth after a Florida honeymoon, with both families and attendants named.
Hadassah Hillside Chapter outlines its fiftieth anniversary Golden Donor Supper to be held Tuesday March 27 at Clinton Manor Newark. Donor chairman Milton Caris notes the theme Your Golden Opportunity linking American Israel and Jewish life and expects a large attendance and a glittering event.
Deborah League Newark plans a March 20 fair at Newark Essex House with cakes and goodies from members and Deborah Country Maidens as waitresses. Plans for a May 9 theatre party to see I Can Get It For You Wholesale. April 3 and 4 annual Laurel In The Pines gathering at Lakewood. April 1 Deborah Hospital visit. buses depart Temple B'nai Abraham, Newark at 9 30 a.m.
The B'nai B'rith Women of Hillside plan their installation dinner on Wednesday evening March 28 at the Coronet in Irvington. Mrs Gerald Freeman will preside as president of the Northern New Jersey Council and Mrs Irving Lesser will chair the event with entertainment by the Songbirds.
Rosary Society celebrated Irish Night with dancing by Ce celia Costello and others, songs by Mrs. Walter Van Schaack, a dance exhibition by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vause, and readings by Mrs. Thomas Quinn. Plans announced for a May 2 card party and fashion show. Father Paulmenn spoke on Lent and devotion. Hostesses were Mrs. Arthur Ferguson and Mrs. Daniel Kochan. new member Mrs. Richard Rosivack introduced.
Rev. Nancy Forsberg of Maplewood spoke at Hillside High School on March 7 for the PTA Founder's Day ceremony. She noted Israel’s diverse Jewish heritage and slow progress toward Hebrew as a universal language. The event included tributes, a life membership presentation, and a procession of PTA leaders and staff.
Savings accounts for Hillside National Bank public school children grew by 6,868.04 in February to 321,669.14, from 314,801.10 on Jan 31, with 2,700 accounts and 2,615.00 in interest earned. Christ the King School accounts rose 762.62 to 27,264.65 across 340 accounts, while St Catherine's increased 821.55 to 14,654.93 across 393 accounts.
Mr and Mrs Michael Gallo of 39 Ramsey Rd Middlesex announce the engagement of daughter Barbara A Gallo to Rudolf Cardaci son of Mr and Mrs Phillip Cardaci of 35 Coe Ave Bound Brook High School graduate Barbara attended Plainfield Beauty School and works at Tepper's Beauty Salon in Plainfield Rudolf Cardaci a Hillside High School graduate and co owner of Rudy and Michaels Beauty Salon Plainfield a June 10 wedding is planned
Mrs. John F. Sherman of Morris Plains marked her 88th birthday with a Saturday dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs. Matthew L. Brady of Union. Attending were her daughter Mrs. Walter E. Spitz Jr and other relatives including six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Mrs. Sherman, longtime Hillside resident for 50 years, recalled her late husband John Sherman who ran Sherman Studio for 55 years. She credits her long life to a young heart and notes her eyesight limits voting and walking. she was active in the Woman’s Club PTA and fine arts.
Fifteen delegates from the Hillside Union group of Jehovah's Witnesses will attend the opening session of a three day Bible training seminar at Plainfield High School. The semi annual assembly serves ministerial training for about 1700 central New Jersey Witnesses with the theme Faithfully Increasing Our Praise to Jehovah. Paul Hoppe notes attendees cover their own expenses to study Bible knowledge and improve preaching in their communities.
The Calvin Coolidge School PTA executive board announced the slate with President Mrs. Vincent Positan and several vice presidents and secretaries. Officers plan regional conferences, a Hat A Rama on April 2, a May 5 school fair, and a March 28 joint PTA program on Mental Health at Harden Locker school.
At Christ the King Ro sary Society meeting Msgr William F furlong pastor of St Marys Elizabeth will speak at the Communion Breakfast on May 6. Mrs James Coates named toastmaster and Mrs John Yakely handles tickets. Members reported a bowling ball donation for the Mt Carmel Guilds blind program and welcomed new member Mrs Le Roy Jarman.
Mrs. Leo Kelin of 831 Winchester Ave is named local chairman for the Carol Channing Revue to be staged Saturday evening April 14 at the Mosque Theatre Newark. The Ruth Strin Goldberg Memorial for Cancer Research sponsors the event featuring Carol Channing and Twelve Gentlemen Who Prefer Blonds. Tickets available through Mrs. Kelin EL 4-0138.
Hillsheeneprerivz OBS will observe past matrons night at 7 30 p m on March 16. Miss Dorothy Dade will serve as matron and Wilbur Willis as patron. A cake sale is planned with Mrs Jessie Belden as chairman.
Abram P Morris Saybrook School PTA executive board met at 682 Union Ave Hillside to organize Cub Pack 190 with Joseph Turtur Jr named pack committee chairman The charter will be presented at a March 15 meeting Nominating chair is Mrs David Horwitz The group backs Assembly Bill 19 for a two year county junior college Several PTA conferences are planned at Peddie Memorial Church Newark with officers attending Region 3 on March 27 The next meeting is April 1 at 8 pm Children s Emotions discussed by Mr Cancell and Mr Bell
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