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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1958
Page
2
The Jewish Camp Advisory Service has located its offices at TM Broadstreet Mewsik and will serve as a consulting agency for parents in the selection of a camp.
The service offers information on camps nationwide and advises on cultural and Jewish environments for children. Rabbi Lawrence Cohen of Newark heads the advisory board and previously served on the principals’ staff of Tehrew Academy of Essex County. The office operates daily through Friday to assist parents with camp selections.
Saybrook County Prosecutor H. Russell Morss spoke at the Saybrook School P T A meeting on juvenile protection emphasizing teamwork among parents, church, school and government. Donald Meyers presented the Cub Pack 1 charter sponsored by the P T A, with invocation by Township Attorney Sidney Birnbaum and a flag salute led by the Cubs. Attendance banners were won by Mrs Ruth Fisher’s second grade group.
Grade reports note a parent education meeting for women on Monday March 31 at 8 40 p m in the school auditorium led by Mrs Ernest T Brown of the Elizabethtown Chapter. A film Time and Two Ladies will be shown. An advanced first aid course begins April 10 and second grade mothers were hostesses.
Broadway's new hit Who Was That Lady I Saw You With leads a brisk first full week at the Mar Lin Bock in New York. Norman Krasna's Peter Jind Hayes Mary Mealy and Ray Walston star as box office climbs to a record 40137 dollars. Mail orders begin March 24 and run through New Year’s Eve with box office tickets available to Labor Day.
On Thursday March 27 the Hillside Y sponsored NuTeen Lounge will host an evening of entertainment games and dancing. Richard Seardaville and his 3 piece group will perform songs and provide musical entertainment. Stanley Schwartz will serve as master of ceremonies. Refreshments will be served.
Hillside National rose 56 places in the American Banker ranking, moving from 710th to 654th, its highest national rank in 37 years. The bank grew assets by over 3.5 million dollars, from 30,931,607 to 34,438,976, during 1957.
Harold Gottluber announced Georpe J. Cohen as residential chairman for the cancer crusade to be held in April. Cohen, resident of 1574 Clinton Place, has served as district captain of the 1957 Cancer Drive and worked on the Cerebral Palsy Campaign. He holds roles in Prochess Club Hillside B'nai Brith and B'nai Brith Youth Organization advisory boards and participates in Little League.
Mr Cohen schedules an April 28 canvass between 6 and 7 p m for house to house work. Arrangements already completed to recruit a sound track used successfully last year and an announcement will appoint last year’s effective workers for a brief devotional session.
A safety slogan contest at Hillside High School aims to promote automobile and pedestrian safety. Three prizes totaling 35 dollars include 25 dollars, 10 dollars, and a small cash award. Entries due May 15 at the municipal building office. Winners announced at moving up ceremony with billboards around the township. Judges include Mayor Winston and school officials.
The Dads Booster Club of Hillside High plans its annual fund drive on Saturday morning March 28 led by Max Schuster and Walter Klem with Thomas Chamberlain. About 200 students and administrators will canvass homes, promoting support for bus transport, stage lighting, uniforms and equipment for bands and teams. Residents have backed the effort for nine years, funds benefiting many school activities and field trips to venues like the Metropolitan Opera Guild and U N building.
Hillside High School editors from across the United States attended the Columbia University journalism conference March 13 to 15. Dorothy Callider supervised the trip as delegates learned modern methods for student publications. Climax was a youth forum at the Waldorf Astoria. A large Hillside delegation sat in the grand ballroom and included Martin Blumenthal, William Cohen, Rhodi Grashkin, and others. The same issue notes Hillside’s board approved a double session plan for the coming academic year with junior and senior students in the morning and freshmen and sophomores in the afternoon, each group taking four major subjects plus one minor. The cafeteria will operate between shifts for lunch.
Slips of parental consent and Merit Scholarship awards highlight a school assembly. Principal Mr. Ruhl L. Custer honored seniors Michael Kadish Joseph McLaughlin Marlin Levitas and y Waldman in the top one percent of U S high school seniors. Honorable mentions went to Jean Ann Rosenberg Charlotte Tiedeman. The concert program featured The Three Trumpeters The Concertina and marches as the band and choir performed under teachers Leonard Strassman Seymour Stein and Sidney Zamer with a Columbus University practice teacher assisting.
The Ten Communities will begin a run this Friday August 9 at the Ritz Theatre in Eli and the same date at the 5 Theatre in Jersey City. Details appear in the exclusive listing with a focus on the limited engagement.
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