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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
2
A piece attributed to Edgar Mills parodies conferences and power, quipping that important people alone cannot act while together they stall. A Rossini joke asks what he could do without wine or women or song, answering that song he can make, the rest depends on the vintage. The text muses on language and experience with wry humor.
The Hillside Hadassah chapter will hold its next meeting on Tuesday April 3 1973 at Temple Shomret Torah Salem Ave Hillside at 830 PM. Program chair Mrs Philip Levine announces the film Growing Up in Israel showing children at play and at work in a healthy, socially warm setting. Co chair Mrs Elsie Adess also assists.
Action NOW invites Hillside residents to a March 29 meeting at Clint Bolick’s home 1311 Avy Street Hillside. Bolick says everyone must pay high prices and urges turnout as volunteers will be briefed on planned activities.
A bazaar at Temple Shomrei Torah on Sunday April 1 offers all new merchandise a white elephant table and a snack bar The Hillside Times invites reader opinions via a double spaced letter to the Hillside Public Opinion at 1443 No Broad St.
A March 20 tribute at the B1kS Club honored retiring Hillside firefighter Don Petras with a gold badge. Fireman Solhy Robertozzi MCd a 120 attendee evening featuring local officials, past mayors, judges, and sports figures, plus a surprise gift to Gus Duva and a standout Italian feast prepared by Mrs Dominick Robertozzi and Mrs Angie Davino.
The Hillside Community Players stage Promises Promises at the Firehouse Theatre with director Bernie Barr of Chatham. Cast includes Janet Jerome Walt Corris Judy Balbo Ivy Clark Aaron Baum Ann Kling Phyllis Stolar Bobbe Bornstein Carol Pollack and others. Performances May 12 18 19 20 21 with 8:30 pm shows Friday Saturday and 7:30 pm Sunday. Reservations via box office at 929-9795.
William T Inglis of 646 Fourth Ave Westfield was named a member of the Union County Cultural and Heritage Commission at a Chosen Freeholders meeting. Inglis, an engineering associate at Western Electric, also teaches dance at the Ann Inglis School of Ballet and works with the New Jersey School of Performing Arts. He has ballet and Broadway credits and has worked in television. He assisted Agnes DeMills on Mirror Under the Eagle and participated in the 1972 Fanwood Players production of idher on the Roof and the 1972 folk rock opera Ballad of Ferdinand.
A speaker will answer questions after his talk on the planned April event. A gym demonstration by children will follow the question period.
On March 21 1973 the Men's Progress Club of Hillside presented a check and a complete Tropical fish aquarium to Dr Avella superintendent of schools for use by the Division of Special Service in Hillside tutorial classes. The club name and officials praised the gesture and outlined continued involvement with tutorial children beyond the school budget.
The Delta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa Hillside promotes charity through a garage sale sending funds to the kidney foundation. The group plans audio-visual donations to Hillside School system and May 5 convention plans at the American Hotel Freehold. Members visit schools, attend events, and share slides from Germany while highlighting community involvement.
Hillside Community Center director David Klurman plans a yearly Father and Son Night on Sunday April 8 at 7 00 p m. The event aims to bring boys and dads together for fun with father son games a Mets 1969 World Series film and a pizza and coke party.
The Young Women's Group of Flo Okin Cancer Relief hosts its fifth annual fashion show and dinner on Thursday April 5 at 7 30 PM. At Patriciar Caterers Livingston M Epstein of Morristown and the Livingston Mall presents spring and summer fashions. About four hundred members family and friends attend. Tickets cost 7 50 with proceeds supporting cancer patients in the Essex Union Morris area. Event chair is Mrs Marilyn Markowitz of Hillside.
Paul C Gleason German instructor at Pingry School and 11 students depart on March 16 aboard Lufthansa from JFK to Munich arriving March 17. After five days in Munich they tour Salz burg Zell am See Innsbruck and Garmise before returning March 30. Students listed include David Allan William Higgins Wayne Curtis James Jackson Seth Manheim David Raskin Andrew Delninger James Lyons John Fallick William Decker Kent Morris Robert Hughes and Robert Wenson.
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