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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1962
Page
7
The school year 1962 63 lists calendars with start dates and holidays. September opens with teacher and nurse workshops, followed by student orientation and class start. Columbus Day and Thanksgiving break periods appear, with NJEA conventions closing schools. Christmas Easter and Memorial Day recesses mark mid year closings and reopenings.
A second grade program Our Community Helpers directed by Mrs Stiller was staged in the Calvin Coolidge School auditorium. Parents friends and afternoon kindergarten and primary grades attended as the cast including Robin Balin Jayne Baum Elaine Fogerty Linda Fresco Eileen Kennedy Ellen MacCumber Karen Positan Sharon Shapiro Rodger Blanchette Kenneth Charsinsky John Gluck Richard Haworth Mark Jennett Stephen Jerden Ronald Martino Raymond Michalzen Steven Skolnick Alan Stewart Nell Welks James Wright performed.
Mrs Minnie Einhorn and Misses Miriam Kaleky and Rae Beecher of Hillside served on the committee for the meeting of the newly formed Business and Professional Chapter of ORT Sunday night May 13 at Torath Chaim Jewish Center Newark Miss Anna H Edelson president announced ORT square dance The Elizabeth Chapter of Women's American ORT held a square dance at Farchar s Grove Springfield Rd Union Saturday May 26
The Memorial General Hospital Volunteer Guild held its annual meeting at Schering Corp. Union on May 24. Officers elected: President Mrs. George Aronofsky, Vice President Mrs. Felix Hopfer, Treasurer Mrs. Robert Bradley, Recording Secretary Mrs. Harold VanSchoick, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Guy Quinn. Guild volunteers logged about 3,200 hours. A $500 donation was acknowledged by the hospital administrator. A capping ceremony for nurse aides is set for June 12 at 9 p.m. A fall square dance is planned and the next meeting will be in September.
John W. Kress of The Howard Savings Institution Newark New Jersey was chosen president of the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks for the coming year. The installation followed the 42nd Annual Conference with Kress outlining goals to expand the mutual savings bank system through state and federal charters. He has long served the industry including roles with NAMSB New Jersey and the American Bankers Association.
Pupils and parents presented a testimonial to Miss Elsa Heilich at a closing demonstration of her dancing classes at the Elks Club auditorium in Elizabeth. Presented by Miss Barbara Krake, Miss Mary Ellen Payne, and Miss Betsy Schlein, the trio will graduate from high school in June.
A summer teen club for New Jersey youths aged 12 to 16 is organized for June to August at the Olympic Park pool in Irvington and Maplewood. Harold Scott, pool manager, says weekly beauty contests aquatic events dancing and social activities will be offered. Members will receive free park admission and pool use at reduced rates. applications are at the pool office.
The Kiwanis Club marks its 5000th charter as South Muncie receives the charter from Kiwanis International President J R Witthuhn of Milwaukee. Henry Joldher of Hillside reports the event in Muncie Indiana.
Vital statistics list numerous births at various addresses including 1283 Baker Street and 1490 Leslie Street, with many other families naming sons and daughters. Obituaries note Arlene Goeller, Daniel Lichardus, William Dunham, and multiple others, detailing ages and residence. A Cub Pack 93 picnic at Conant Park on Memorial Day is also mentioned along with film news from Hollywood.
Mrs. Brookes fifth grade class presented This Is Our Country a musical program at Hillside Ave School. Narrators were Stephanie Fincher and Steven Forman with a large cast including Mary Ann Amoresano and many others performing songs and scenes in the Hillside Hillside Ave area school setting.
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