Hillside couples announce engagements in 1971
Adele Annette Wright and Edward Alan Dein plan a November 1971 wedding. Adele is Hillside High School graduate employed by Cadwallader Supply in Hillside. Edward is a U S Navy member stationed at Lakehurst NJ and Union High School and Union County Technical School alumnus. Sherry Lynn Goldman and Alexander D Nislick become engaged. Sherry is Hillside High School graduate, cum laude Sargent College of Boston University physical therapy staffer at NYU Medical Center, pursuing a Masters in Rehabilitation Education. Alexander, Columbia High School and UNC Chapel Hill alumnus with degrees in history and dramatic arts, Army veteran, now with Mort Kasman Productions in NYC. A fall wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Wright
Buchanan Street
Hillside
Adele Annette
Edward Alan Dein
Clarence Dein
Longview Road
Union
Miss Wright
Hillside High School
Cadwallader Supply Corp
Union High School
Union County Technical School
U. S. Navy
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Gerald Goldman
Springfield
Sherry Lynn
Alexander D. Nislick
Lewis Nislick
Bal Harbour
Florida
South Orange
Miss Goldman
Sargent College
Boston University
Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine
New York University Medical Center
Date Book of Local Clubs And Parades
Community groups schedule events through June including memorial day observances by Lions K of C Old Guard and Hadassah B nai B rith Women. Rotary Kiwanis Elks Senior Citizens Jaycees and other civic organizations list meetings and activities with dates from May 31 to June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Old Guard
BCM
Hadassah
Binal B'rith
Rotary
Kiwanis
Rith
Lions Old Guard Elks
Cameria Club Sinai Sisterhood
Senior Citizens
B'nai B’rith
Rotary Italian American Civic Assn
Hillside Chapter 192 OES elects new officers
Mr and Mrs Keese Head are elected worthy matron and patron of Hillside Chapter 192 OES. New officers include Gertrude Burns secretary Lillian Duane treasurer Marie Varenkamp conductress Patricia Zatko chaplain Evelyn Pabst Abah SuzAnne Reese Antonia Kramer Patricia Toye Martha Mildred Meister Isabelle Shader associate conductress Gladys Gilbert marshal Dorothy Grogan organist Barbara Tomasso and Mary Hyde color bearer. Spring card party set for May 21 at Masonic Hall with initiation June 4 and 48th anniversary June 18 at the same hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanice G. Keese
David J. Keese
Westfield
Hillside
OES
Gertrude Burns
Avon
Lillian Duane
Marie Varenkamp
Patricia Zatko
Evelyn Pabst
Abah
Suzanne L. Reese
Ruth
Antoninia Kramer
Esther
Patricia Toye
Martha
Mildred Meister
Electa
Isabelle Shader
Gladys G. Gilbert
Marshall
Dorothy Grogan
Barbara Tomasso
Mary Hyde
Betrothal and Wedding Notice Submission Rules
The Hillside Times outlines requirements for engagement and wedding announcements including full names and addresses, education and employment background, a professional black and white photo, and a $4 reproduction fee for large photos. Submissions must be delivered to the social department with a phone number, by deadlines for clubs and other news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times
Broad
Hillside
N.J
Times
George Washington School Band Performs. PTA Officers Named
The George Washington School band gave its annual spring concert on May 17 1971 directed by Mr. Seymour Stein. Instrumental soloists included Helene Bartelstein David Kornfeld and others. PTA officers for 1971 72 were announced led by President Marilyn Markowitz with Harriet Unger as 1st VP Annette Petrits 2nd VP Miriam Levine and others. The band received praise from Principal Mrs Rose Stahnten. A school carnival is planned for June 4 with games prizes food stalls and rides. A lacrosse game between Newark State College and Maryland is noted for May 23 at 2:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington School
Seymour Stein
P.T.A
Helene Bartelstein
David Kornfeld
David Jonos
Louis Summel
Edwin Thompson
Nene Young
Harriet Unger
Marilyn Markowitz
V.P
Annette Petrits
Sec
Miriam
Corr
Marcia Falk Treas
Sally Bortnicker
Rose Stahnten
Apauel-School-Carniyahts
Municipal Court Dockets Guilty Pleas and Fines Reported
The court records numerous pleas of guilty and fines across varied charges. Drivers face fines from 5 to 100 dollars for offenses including unlicensed driving, careless driving, toll violations, and stopping violations. Several defendants receive suspensions, probation, or dismissals. one case ends with a narcotics registration fine. The page ends with lacrosse notes and a Town Public Service Company projection about population growth.
College Students Earn Academic Honors Across Several Campuses
Alana Steib joined Phi Zeta Kappa at Fairleigh Dickinson Rutherford campus for high marks in three of four semesters. Gene Kelin made the Dean's List at University of Hartford first semester 1970 71, among 271 honorees. Dennis Vodarski earned a Georgetown government graduate degree. Walter Yadusky received Northwest Missouri State College degree at Spring Commencement May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alana Steib
John Glenn Drive
Phi Zeta Kappa
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Rutherford
Gene Robert H. Kelin
Winchester Avenue
University of Hartford
Jen
Dennis Joseph Vodarski
Eastern Parkway
Georgetown University
Washington D.C
Howard G. Rose
Oakland Terrace
Rochester Institute of Technology
College of Graphic Arts and Photography
Rochester
Eaenee
Walter Yadusky
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
War Vets Plan Legislation Meeting in Irvington
The Essex County Jewish War Veterans will meet June 1 1971 at 8 30 p.m. in Irvington to hear New Jersey State Senator James H Wallwork present a resolution honoring the 74th anniversary of the JWV. New county officers will be announced and a 1971 72 budget unveiled with new programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Council
United States
Service Mens Club House
Springfield Avenue
Irvington
James H. Wallwork
Short Hills
New Jersey
Essex County
New Jersey Senate
Morris Pollack
Livingston
Ronald Levy
West Orange
Hillside High to Mail Community Opinion Poll on Open Campus
The High School Steering Committee met may 13 1971 to finalize a questionnaire measuring community views on an open campus policy. Questionnaires will be mailed to every Hillside household and to faculty and students for input. Results will go to the Superintendent and Board of Education for policy planning. A follow up meeting june 10 will analyze results and prepare a presentation for officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Superintendent of Schools
Board of Education
Hillside High School
Liberty Avenue
N. J
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Sherry Goldman
Miss. Adele A, Wright
Sherry L. Goldman
Hadassah Jaycees Rotary Men's Progress Club
Mrs. Keese
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
N. Broadst
Newark State College
Lacrosse City
Maryland
Robert Diamond
Bernard Melissen
Sheridan St. Irvington
Teem
Richard Bukowski
Highland Ave
Belle Berlanstein
Liberty Ave
Thee Harold Sands
6Th St
Newark
Richard Pugh
Renner St
Eee
Frank Ballman
Lexington Ave
Cranford
Union Plaza
Garden State Parkway
Joseph Mavangi
Lindsley Pl
E. Orange
Raymond Kozot
Martin
Bloomfield
Donald Horvath
Washington Ave
Iselin
Harold Bennett
Riverview Terr
Sebastian Aragano
Harvard Ave
Tees
Gloria Sestarro
Passaic, Ave
Belleville
Tee Ale
Robert Brown
Vine St. Elizabeth
Walter Dobko
Pennsylvania Ave
Georgian Brenner
Jerome St. Roselle Park
Hester Gaillard
Osborne Terr
Lawrence A. Green
North Dr. No
Plainfield
Hyman Rosenberg
Smith St
Richard Montalto
Lincoln PI
The
Town Public Service Company
Ilene Halem
Bond St
Douglas College
Miss Halem
Pi Mu Epsilon
Ene
Lynn Patricia Schuhmann
G. Allan Schuhmann
Plymouth Rd
Michigan State University
Phi Beta Kappa
Scholastic Honorary Society
Miss Schuhmann
North America
Teeene
Charles Messano
Ricker College
Houston
Maine
Gennaro Messano
Hiawatha Avenue
Pollack
Lillian Bred
Max Ball
Seymour Gast
Cpl
Louis S.ferdiand
Irvington-Union
Robert Math
Side
Paul Blum
Norman Moranus
Harvey Friedman
Dept. of New Jersey
Elin Unger
George Geller
County Forest Chm
Martin Prince
Community Center Commission
David Taub
Maple Ave
Taub
Corwick
Pingry
Aew
Pingry School
Reading Institute
Natory Institution
Worth Ave
the Hillside Times
N. Broad SI
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