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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1963

Page

4

Camera Club Competition at Hillside Rec League

Members of the Ultside Camera Club organized under Hillside Recreation Commission submitted prints and slides for a monthly competition judged by AL Niederstadt of the Wolfsburg Camera Club. Top slide awards went to Joe Loeb and John Stensler with several honorable mentions. black and white prints from Hillside Photo Service also recognized with top awards. The next meeting is March 25 at 8 p.m. in the Hillside Avenue School art room with Ralph C. Brodeen presenting “Search for Beauty.” Visitors are welcome.

Shere Ultside Amera Club Iillside Recreation Come Municipal Huililine Jy Enthustiste Mem Jndulive AL Niederstadt Volfsburg Carmera Club Joe Loeb John Stensler Agnes Thomas Grace Priest G.W John Stesler Salty Arnold Thomas Hillside Photo Service Chuck Martin Fishbein Hillside Ave Ralph C. Brodeen

Hillside High elects new Hill er editors for 1963 64

The Hillside High School newspaper Hiller announced its 1963 64 editorial slate led by Linda Borkan as editor in chief Judith Tumin associate editor in chief and news editor Henry Hocherman Elaine Lewitter. New sports editors Martin Berlanstein Tom Domerski and art editor Judy Nathans also named. A Freshman Dance and a BBYO work study scholarship are noted.

Plaine Lewitter Hiller The Hiller Richard Pohli Linda Borkan Linda A Cappella Judith Tumin Judi Renee Royak Renee Future Physicians Club Henry Hocherman Elaine Lewitter Henry Radio Club Elaine Martin Berlanstein Tom Domerski Martin Hillside Tom Eileen Aronson Marge Gorodko Eileen Wendie Berlin Susan Brody Judy Nathans Judy Diane Berger Linda Glueck Diane Future Teachers of America Marcia Levine Marcia A Capella Bill Bern- Stein Arlene Bloom Elaine Grushkin Hillside High School Irwin Scanzara JoAnn Caroccia Jo Biernbaum R. Feldman R. McCoy P. Moskowitz J. Raffa J. Weber H. Weiss B. Winard J. Ginsberg S, Halem Imbriacco Asler B. Mazurkowitz Fy Senner A. Fortocello Horovitz Kopystenski Magwood Kazor Lehman P. Piasocti J. Hershkowitz D, Hershkowitz M, Chase C. Hubert Gee Genasuuh B'nai B'rith Women B'nai B'rith Girls AZA BBG

Adults Lean To Non Fiction At Iota Delta Kappa Meeting

The March 1 gathering at the Public Library featured Miss Lottie Smolenski, library director, highlighting rising adult circulation by 8 percent and a peak in non fiction demand. She noted children’s increased library use and stated television sometimes encourages broader reading.

Iota Delta Kappa Inlside Public Library Catherine Ashley T.V Evelyn Schueler Miss Smolenski

Smith College Club Program Teas Prospective Students

The Plainfield Westfield Smith College Clubs host an annual program and tea for prospective students on a Wednesday at 3 30 PM at the Monday Afternoon Club in Plainfield. Guests from Hillside Elizabeth Union Linden Roselle Cranford Westfield Metuchen Plainfield and Somerville attend. Alumnae Mrs Franklin A McCarthy and Mrs Richard F Clash cochair the event with talks on Smith academic and extracurricular programs.

Plainfield Westfield Smith College Watchington Giely Hillside Elizabeth Union Linden Roselle Cranford Westfield Metuchen Somerville Franklin A. McCarthy Richard F. Clash Smith Anne Upwater Betty Eudene Craneford Sharon Savage Audry Gartenberg Beverly Holland Anne McCarthy Susan Stanley Prorence Farber Unden Kathleen Middle- Kauts Mountainside Wonne Vaucher

Body Beautifuls Just a Machine

Chicago UPI reports University of Illinois safety specialist O. L. Hogsett compares the human body to a mechanical system of levers and hinges moved by cables. He warns improper use and overloading cause injuries and offers lifting precautions for common tasks.

Chicago UPI University of Illinois O. L. Hogsett Hogsett

Preparing For Golden Jubilee Hill Side Democratic Club Dinner

The Hillside Democratic Club committee met at Hillside State Bank to plan a bi partisan Golden Jubilee dinner dance and souvenir journal. Co chairs Dischler and Goldhor announced ticket sales and broad support from residents and businessmen.

Hillside Democratic Club Hillside State Bank Louis A. Dischler Jack Schulman Journal Dischler Henry Goldhor

Restoration of Goodspeed Opera House Springs to Life

The 1876 Goodspeed Opera House in Haddam Conn will reopen this summer after decades of neglect and a near demolition. A six story riverside landmark has been refurbished with state support and $500000 raised by the Goodspeed Opera House Foundation.

Sant Haddam Conn UPI William H. Goodspeed Connecticut River Goodspeed Opera House Foundation

Progress Club To Fete Cage Champs

The Hillside High School basketball squad and coaches, champions of Central New Jersey Group IV and Watchung Conference, will be honored at the 18th annual Father and Son dinner. The event, hosted by the Men's Progress Club of Hillside, will be held Tuesday evening April 2 at the Kingston Restaurant in Union. Phil Levin urges 16 more dads to bring their sons and reserve by calling WA 3-1570.

Hillside High School Central New Jersey Group IV Watchung Men's Progress Club Hill Side Kingston Morris Ave Union Phil Levin Levin Frank

Feltman at WA 6-6214 Sid or Englander at WA 6-3778

Contact details list two names Feltman and Englander with telephone numbers WA 6-6214 and WA 6-3778 for arrangements. This brief item notes direct reachability in a local context.

Feltman

Lone Shopper Spending Habits Highlighted by Trade Pub

A UPI summary cites a supermarket study noting that lone shoppers spend more per visit than those shopping with spouses or children. It says housewives average 21 items for 7.74 dollars in 27 minutes, while shopping with husbands or kids raises costs and time.

New York UPI Grover

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