Woman Of Achievement Honored For Service
Miss Jean Rae Parner of Elizabeth received the third annual Women of Achievement award from Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club at a Kingston Restaurant dinner in Union. The program highlighted her roles as elder, teacher, choir member, Hillside historian, PAL activities, youth work, and civic fund drive contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean-Rae Parner
Suarter
E Dmily Journal
Elizabeth
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Kingston
Union
Elizabeth Mc-Craith
Hillside Pal
Hillside
Turner
Jacobi Floristi
Jean Rae Turner
Bally Journal
Hillside Business and Professional Women's ‘Club
Mildred Sinzinger
Elizabeth McCraith
Enrollment Drop Marks 1966 67 School Year Report
Dr. Wayne T. Branom's Annual Statistical Report shows total enrollment at 4064, down 118 from 1965 66, with 69 2 of the 1967 graduating class planning further education. Of 354 graduates 245 pursued advanced studies. 111 300 in scholarships aided 21 of those entering college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne T. Branom
Branom
Superintendent of Schools
Board of Education
Hillside Avenue
Industrial Heads Serve a Union Codge Board
The New Jersey higher education outlook was presented to Dr. William H. McLean at the Union College Board of Fellows meeting in the Faculty Lounge. Trustees and Fellows heard about the sector from leaders including William Bristol III and Herbert Cooper as reception and buffet supper preceded the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stier
PBA
Samuel Gooch
Harold Woysaniker
Samuel Fazzone
Hillside Rotary Club
Howard Forsell
Anton A. Vit Jr
Thaddeus Jascor
Wayne T. Branom
Edward Love
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Karl Ross
Woman's Club of
Hillside
Harold Eichman
Ralph A. Schwartz
Donald E. Gillmore
Gillmore
PTA
Presidents Council
Board of Education
Mia
William E. Hess
Franklin Feltman
al Atterman
Branom
Walter 0. Krumbiegel
Harlow H. Curtis
New Jersey
William H. McLean
State Board of Higher Education
Board of Fellows
Union College
McLean
Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Miss Turner Honored At Bristol-Myers Event In Westmont
Mrs. Marie Oakie sang three solos including one for Miss Turner while Mrs. Dominick F. Peterpaul accompanied on piano. The program featured leadership from Mrs. Anton A. Vit Jr. and remarks by Miss Turner thanking attendees and acknowledging supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-Myers Products Division
Marie Oakie
Miss Turner
Dominick F. Peterpaul
William M. Raphael
Amelia Schaub
Anton A. Vit Jr
Sinzinger
Ladies V F W Auxiliary Plans Fund Raiser Dinner
Mrs. Gertrude Marshall, president, says Davenport and Dull Jre V F W auxiliary plans a November 4 spaghetti dinner at War Memorial Building Liberty Ave 5 to 8 P M with adults 1.25 and children .79 tickets at the door. Hospital party at East Orange Veterans Hospital November 5 with over forty veterans joining a bingo. Christmas packages sent to Vietnam servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude—Marshall
Ladies Auxiliary of
Davenport
Dull Jre
V.f.ws
Veterans Hospital
East Orange
War Memorial
Liberty Ave
Ladies Auxiliary
Vietnam
Auxiliary
Catholic Alumni Dance Near Paramus Heads Tonight
The Catholic Alumni Club of North Jersey will hold a cocktail dance at 7:00 pm Sunday evening, November 5, 1967, at Rounders, 469 Route 17 South, Paramus. All Catholic men and women who are single and graduates are invited. Elizabeth Lynch, 226 Silver Ave, is dance chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Alumni Club of
North Jersey
Rounders
Route 17 South
Paramus
Elizabeth Lynch
Silver Ave
Hillside Times November 2, 1967 front page details
Hillside Times weekly paper published by Hill side Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad St Hillside NJ. Editor Sidney Silverstein Publisher, assistants Mil sed Nawrock Sarah Silverstein. Thursday November 2 1967 Vol XLIV No 1 subscription 3.50 per year 10 cents single copy. Postage paid Elizabeth NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
Sidney Silverstein
Milsed, Nawrock
Sarah Silverstein
United States
Elizabeth, N.J
Don’t neglect a sore throat dangers to children
A brief medical advisory warns that even minor sore throats can signal rheumatic fever in children and may cause more deaths than polio. Early diagnosis by a physician is urged, with streptococcus identification and prompt treatment as crucial. The notice promotes doctor-physician telephoned prescriptions and asks readers to entrust us with their prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salk
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Hillside N.J. Times
Henry Groe
National State Bank
Dorothy Groeger
PAL
Turfer Awith
Wiliam Lowney
Emerald Corp
Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside Times
Miss Turener
Angelia Koukos
Joseph Jennings
Daily Journal
Donald Pond
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Mildred McLean
BPW
Charlotte McCracken
Hillside Local 70
Alfonso Minervino
Anthony Lordi
Edward Sadlon
Lawrence Stet
Alois J. Stier
William Bufe
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Uss.g
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St
Cor
Market St
Newark
Nu J
Pereday & Meyer Co, Inc
Elizabeth Noh
Olive St
Allstate Fuel Co
Waverly
McCraith
Sin=zinger
Raphael
Slifer Typewriter
Court Hove
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Rama
Ity
Ladies
V.F.W
Aux
Louis Lehman
Hillside Cab
the Hillside Times
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Avenue
Comer Coe Avenue
Philip Weinick
Judy Smith
Berkeley Savings
Berkeley
Frank
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Berkeley Savings and Loan’ Association
Lyons Ave
Bergen ST. Waverly
Chancellor Ave. Cor
Fabyan Place Waverly
N.J
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