Psychologist Moderates PTA Panel on March 28
Dr Anita Lyons Hillside school system will moderate a parent education panel at the High School PTA on Thursday March 28 at 8 15 pm in the cafeteria The subject How Do I Rate As A Parent will anchor a discussion with panelists Mrs Judah Gilett Milton Carls Mrs J Heon Victor Romanyshyn and Mrs Helen Jarosky Topics include indulgence parenting accepting children as they are and preparing for the truth in financial matters The event will feature floor questions and a library tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita ¥. Lyons
Hillside
PTA
Oscar Kurry
Morris Dibin
Judah Gilett
Milton Carls
George
J Heon
Victor Romanyshyn
Helen Jarosky
New Public Library
PTA Reading Talk Set For Monday at Library
The event sponsored by the P T A reading and study group will be held Monday April 1 at 8 18 p m Mrs Mac Popick chairs and Miss Lottie Smolenski the Library director will lead a talk titled What The Pub Ue Is Reading and Why All High School PTA members and their friends are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Mac Popick
Lottie Smolenski
PTA
Saybrook Meeting Explores Community Know Your Town Theme
Saybrook School P T A hosted the Know Your Community program at Abram P Morris School. Mayor William Di Buono praised township volunteers and municipal boards. Frank Hill stressed school cooperation, John Deseh outlined recreation aims, and Robert Kaplan highlighted health programs including Salk vaccines. Attendance honors went to two classes. Otto Rosahn discussed summer camping. Beenheim chaired and Peyser assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
P.ta
Abramy P. Morris
Citizen Petrole
William di. Buono
Frank J. Hill
Board of Education
John A Deseh
Recretion Commission
Robert L. Kaplan
Board of Health
Arthur Chase
Florence Arty
Gladys Teuschier
Abram PB Morris School
Otto K Rosahn
American Camping Association
Albert Beenheim
Joseph Peyser
Cobridge PTA Holds Regular Meeting at School Auditorium
The Cobridge PTA convened its monthly meeting in the school auditorium with Brownies from Troops 120 and 152 and an Intermediate Girl Scout troop opening the session with colors, prayer, and flag salute. Mrs Henry Mer kel, president, welcomed attendees as Miss Edna Doll, principal, noted report plans for the next parent education meeting on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuhin Goouge Schoor Pta
Brownies
Henry Merkel
Edna Doll
Thomas Harmula
Rita Wrightmain
Frances Jasinski
Janet Rubinetti
Pred Bauerle
George Millward
Saybrook Faculty Supper Welcomes 160 Guests
About 160 attended a catered Saybrook School faculty supper in Abram P. Morris School gym hosted by the PTA. David Harris and Mrs Harris and Dr Wayne T Branom with Mrs Branom were present along with other faculty and their spouses. Mrs Andrew Cox Jr presented a PTA gift to Mr Harris and a gift to Mrs Cox on behalf of the faculty. Mrs Henry Garrod chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
T.A. Priday
Abram P. Morris
David Harris
Harris
Wayne T Branom
Branom
Andrew Cox, Jr
PTA
Cox
Henry Garrod
Urges Expanded Merchant Fleet
Capt William H Burrill urged a larger United States merchant fleet at a meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club. He warned that in past wars American ships were insufficient and stressed the sea dependence of the nation. Plans were made to entertain high school girls April 22 as by laws were approved and reports given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Burrill
East Orange
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elizabeth Ellis Club
United States
Burrill
Elizabeth McGraith
Civil Defense Council
Kathryn Keller
Marguerite Heeseman
Park Hotel
Plainfield
Edith Herrmann
Emmet T. White
Newark Link 3 Luncheon Honors Mya Rose Gluck and Harry Slatoff
Sponsoring testimonial luncheon by Newark Link 3 Order of the Golden Chain honors Mya Rose Gluck Worthy Matron and Harry Slatoff Worthy Patron. Scheduled for Saturday, March 80, at 12:30 PM at Kresge-Newerk seventh floor restaurant. Mrs. Ethel Cohen Assoc Matron is chainman, assisted by Miss Mina Rosenbaum Conductress and Mrs. Estelle Rosenfeld Associate Conductress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Churel Women To See Japan Photos at Church Meeting
Communion meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service and the Women’s Service Guild of Franklin Memorial Methodist Church will be held Monday, April 1 at 7 p.m. in the church. Rev. Harold A. Gamblin and Mrs. Gamblin will present a program of colored pictures and recorded descriptions of their tour of Japan and Japanese missions. Refreshments served after. Hostesses: Mrs. Walter Sharp and Mrs. Burton C. Blazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Women's Service Guild
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
P.m
Harold A. Gamblin
Gamblin
Japan
Methodist Church
Dunel- Jen
Walter Sharp
Burton Cc
Blazer
Binai B'rith Women Board Meeting Announcement
Mr Alfred Labowitch 1st vice president announces that the executive board of Binai B'rith Women will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday April 3 at 8 50 pm at the Jewish Youth Center 1504 Maple Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Labowitch
Binai B'rith Women
Hillside Changer
Jewish Youth Center
Maple Avenue
Nominations At Hurden-Looker School For 1957-58 Officers
Nominations were held at Hurden-Looker School ahead of Fathers Night in the Curtis Room with Mrs. Robert Lilley delivering the invocation. Raymond Tepper and others from Boy Scout Troop 94 served as color guards while Mrs. Eugene Schneider announced the slate: president Mrs. William Krutulis, vice president Mrs. Ellsworth Middleton, second vice president John Lopresti Jr., secretary Mrs. Jacob Hyra, treasurer Mrs. Vito DiBella. Harriet Becker’s sixth grade class sang and the school orchestra, led by Seymour Stem, accompanied the singing. Becker’s class won the attendance award. refreshments were provided by chairwoman Mrs. Samuel Shapiro. A Thursday parent-education session featured nurse Mrs. Marjorie Gulick discussing The Terrible Twos and the Trusting Threes with motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lopresti, Jr
Jacob Hyra
Vito Dibella
Harriet Becker
Seymour Stem
William Tinschmidt
Sidney Fuchs
New Dimensions Slides For Rosary
A color slide program entitled New Dimensions prepared by Gelanese Corp of America will be shown Monday April 1 to the Rosary Society of Christ the King Church. Mrs George Zemanovic chairs assisted by Mrs Samuel Carroccia will read commentary on 56 slides including 40 room settings and window treatments. Slides are from the Celanese exhibit do 1 with fabrics largest ever in New York occupying 11000 square feet with thousands of yards of fabrics in colors and textures. Celanese dress length door prize awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelanese Corp. of America
Rosary Society of Christ the King Church
Church Auditorium
George Zemanovic
Samuel Carroccia
Celanese Corp
New York
Son Birth Announced by Mr and Mrs Strichman
Mr and Mrs Strichmans of Schenectady New York announce the birth of a son on March 18 Their daughter aged four also remains in the family Great grandfather is Simon Flecker a 78 year old resident of 160 Grantman Avenue Great grandfather noted as the children come from Elaine Plecker formerly of 325 Field Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wav Ouneumat
Schenectady
N. Y
Strichmen
Elaine Plecker
Field Place
Simon Flecker
Grant Man Avenue
Betrothal of Dorothy Ruth Gudat to Roger Barry Was Announced
Miss Dorothy Ruth Gudat of West New York announced by her mother Mrs Esther Gudat of 1526 Franklin Street on March 17. The bride to be, a Hillside High and Felt & Tarrant school graduate, works for Kraft Foods and teaches dance at Fred Astaire Studio in Elizabeth. Fiance Roger Barry, formerly with Kraft Foods, has entered the Navy. a June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ruth Gudat
Roger Barry Wassell
West
New York
Esther Gudat
Franklin Street
Wassell
Joseph Loretto
Springfield
Hillside High School
Felt & Tarrant Comptometer School
Kraft Foods Co
Fred Astaire
Elizabeth
The
Navy
A June
Girl Scout Camp Plans Prepared at Camp Lou Henry Hooge
The Girl Scout camp committee gathered at Girl Scout Headquarters in Elizabeth to discuss camp plans for Camp Lou Henry Hooge. Plans include a new dining hall, Work Weekend on June 22, and an open house on June 30 with staff housing improvements underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Henry Hooge
Girl Seon
Elizabeth
Henry G. Nulton
Hijige
Hilsider
Gilbert Kilwarr
Svniep
Healrich
Wayne T. Branom O
Anne Timony
Morse
Scout House
Scout
Hadassah Board Meeting Set for April Tuesday Evening
Hadassah 1 Chapter executive board will meet Tuesday April 2 at 8 30 pm at Sinai Congregation 1581 Mips nue Reports from Palestine supply chairmen Zionist youth activity and carnival arrangements will be discussed Mrs Milton Garis fundraising chair and Mrs Merni Eisenberg are in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Chapter
Sinai Congregation
Mips Nue
Palestine Supply
Milton Garis
Chas Jisy
Mernié Eisenberg
Mother-Daughter Club meeting at A P Mortis School
The Mother-Daughter Club of A. P. Mortis School met last Wednesday in the cafeteria. Mrs. Jack Le Gall and Mrs. Bernard Bernstein led a games program with prizes awarded. The annual luncheon was announced for Saturday May 25 at 12 30 p.m. at Townley's Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Mortis School
Jack le Gall
Bernard Bernstein
Townley’s
Union
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