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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1961
Page
4
An excerpt notes Rainbow Girls gathering featuring Leininger and Miss Jo Vangel and Miss Lesley Polhemus as Outer Observers. The fragment suggests a formal social or service event led by ELLY and Class. es Held.
Mrs Addison S Sanborn former treasurer and secretary in Hillside civic work was surprised honored at a luncheon by the executive board. Rev C Davis Robinson led the luncheon guest speaker. Carl Frahm and Ernestine Truben bach sang and played piano while the installing team for a group of Masons and Daughters included Gaye Valente and Joyce Valente.
Hillside Fortnightly staged a humorous evening titled Whats Our Line last Thursday. The drama department presented a takeoff of famous TV and movie skits under Mrs. Walter Spit, with a cast including Mrs. William Donnelley and others. Installation of new officers occurred with Mrs Addison Saw as installing officer.
The final season meeting of the Hillside Avenue PTA installed officers including President Mrs Sidney Pyiedman and Vice President Mrs Fryman Yymowitz. Several retiring officers were praised for service, and a report urged support for a new county high school. A fashion show featured Tthanel Sth grade girls and a jewelry presentation honored longtime staff. The PTA plans its annual event at Mrs Whitbeck’s Morris Place home.
Installation of officers at Hurden Looker School PTA marked the season’s end. President Jacob Hyra and vice presidents Sidney Fuchs and John Galamb were named by past president Ellsworth Middleton. Dr. John Lopresti Jr. became principal and honorary vice president. The event featured a fashion show by seventh and eighth graders, directed by Sylvia Morganstern, with eighth grade pupils Joan McDonough Lorraine Monaco Reita Gellerman presenting comments.
PTA board members honored retiring president Mrs Na ghan Cohen at a Friday luncheon in the school auditorium. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cohen and other officials. Mel Seymtone- Kankel and Mrs Armand Rezain performed an original song. A life membership in the New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers was presented.
Mrs. Valentine Ketterer longtime president of the A.P. Morris Saybrook School PTA was honored at a luncheon hosted by her executive board at Polly's Restaurant in Elizabeth. Board members and guests including Mrs. Donald Gillmore Hillside PTA and school principal Mr. David Harris attended. David Horwitz presented a gift on behalf of the board.
Jr. DAV Auxiliary of Charles Wernicke Jr. Chapter 55 elected officers led by Nancy Heller as Commander and Regina Moynihan as senior vice commander. Other posts include Phyllis Sgroi as junior vice commander Kathy Heller chaplain Patricia McKeown adjutant Patricia Tikavizis and Karen Kraft as patriotic instructor. A June picnic is planned with Mrs. Paul Koelble and Mrs. John Sgroi as co chairs.
Hadassah Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center program on Moving Day announced for Tuesday June 6. Hillside Chapter chairman Stein says the Hadassah Medical Organization will celebrate at the Annual Barden party in the gardens of Mrs. Robert Goldberg and Mrs. Melvin Goldberg at 916 920 Salem Avenue.
Me Neal plans to attend a reunion in Boston where Mrs. Clark will join the Leland Powers School of Radio Television and Theatre instructors. Clark of 124 West King Street is also noted in the account.
A clipped OCR fragment notes scheduling or locations for a series of sit ins across multiple New England towns including North Hampton Mass Vershire and Concord. The text hints at planned demonstrations but provides no dates or outcomes.
Til den-Looker Post 50 of the American Legion will hold a combined barn dance and hobo dance on Saturday evening May 97 at the War Memorial Building located at Liberty Avenue and Memorial vive. There will be games prizes and refreshments.
Milton Ar Waldor Newark attorney and National Executive Committeeman for the Jewish War Veterans will be the best speaker for the Men's Club of the Conservative Congregation at its breakfast meeting Sunday morning May 28. He will discuss Ow ish Defense and The John Birch Society. Acting President Feltman announced the program committee, led by Albert Rich and Moe Bierman, has scheduled a Yankee ball game into August 15, when the Yankees meet the Chicago White Sox. Other activities include installing new officers at the June meeting.
Cpl Louis Ferdinand Post 399 JWW and its Ladies Auxiliary plan their annual gravesite visitation on Sunday May 28 at Beth David Cemetery Kenilworth. The post color guard will debut with its first appearance.
Monroe Ackerman announces Hillside Lodge 1514 Bnai B’rith adopts resolution opposing Newark proposed Route 78 realignment. Aimed at keeping highways out of Hillside, the measure cites impacts to police and fire protection, schools, business, and residential areas. A memorial service at Unterman Field Newark is planned for May 28 with firing squad and flag decor.
Officials vow to address a contentious Route 22 split that could divide the community. They warn that any of the Newark originated Route 78 alternatives threaten Hillside and the Weequahic area, promising action as debates continue.
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