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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1961

Page

5

Folk Singers To Appear In Newark At Weequahic High

The Weavers, America's popular folk group, perform in Newark at Weequahic High School on Saturday November 25 at 8:30 p.m. Sponsored by Bet heled the Jewish Folk School of Newark as part of its folk music series. Committee members include Mrs Joseph Sippet and Mrs Sidney Neidich.

America Newark Weequahic High School Betheled Jewish Folk School of Newark Joseph Sippet North Ave Sidney Neidich Xing St

To Honor Rabbi At Dinner In Brooklyn Newark Event

Rabbi David Singer of Congregation Tifererh Zion in Newark will be honored by Yeshiva Torah Vodaath Mesivta in Brooklyn. Announcement made by president Charles Saretsky. Dinner scheduled for Saturday evening December 9 at the Holtz Auditorium Sinai Hebrew School 1500 Maple Ave.

David Singer Congregation Tifererh Zion Newark Yeshiva Torah Vodaath & Mesivta Brooklyn Charles Saretsky Holtz Sinai Hebrew Schol Maple Ave

Reckless Driver loses License in Newark incident

Michael B. Grant, 23, of 12 Niles street, Elizabeth, fined 105 dollars and had his license revoked for one year by Magistrate W. William Di Buono in Municipal Court. Also fined 15 dollars for driving without lights and 10 dollars for failing to notify the Motor Vehicle Bureau of a change of address. Police said he failed to halt for a signal, drove without lights on North Broad Street and Hollywood Avenue, was chased into New York for about three miles, and overturned a pole and bench in Wee Wahic Park, Newark.

Michael B. Grant Niles Street Elizabeth W. William di Buono Motor Vehicle Bureau Grant North Broad Street Hollywood Avenue New York Hallowe Weewahic Park Newark

Atwater Announces 1961 Ingry Blue Book Honor

Charles B Atwater head of Pingry School announces that the 1961 Ing ry Blue Book earned first place from the Columbia Scholastic Association scoring high marks in Photography engraving printing and paper cover. Key Blue Book board members include Thomas Stowe editor chief Charles Bunting Hannahs managers Philip Keats Stephen Snyder and Hubert O'Brien with John R Dufford Jr as faculty advisor.

Charles B. Atwater Pingry School Ingry Columbis Scholastic Ieee Association T Hec.s. A1 Thomas Stowe aPhic Charles, Bunting Hnesa Philip Keats Stephen. Snyder Circu- Mon Hubert O’brien John R. Dufford Jr

RAPPAPORTS HONORED ON 30TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IN NEWARK

Nearly 100 friends and relatives attended a November 14 dinner at Avon Caterers in Newark honoring Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rappaport of 1426 Orchard Terrace on their 30th anniversary. The ceremony was led by Rabbi Oscar Kline, with vows renewed. The couple’s grandchildren Mark and Sheryl Parker served as ring bearer and flower girl.

Nathan Rappaport Orchard Terrace Avon Newark Martin Rappaport Iris Parker Oscar Kline Congregation B'nai Zion Mark Sheryl Parker Rappaport Blue Ribbon Cleaners and Dyers, Inc Israel Verein United Jewish Appeal The

Westfield Bride Elect Honored At Surprise Miscellaneous

A pre nuptial gathering for Corine Aloia, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Aloia of Westfield, was hosted by Mrs Anthony Falso at 111 Massachusetts Avenue. The event, attended by prospective wedding party members and cousins, celebrated the upcoming marriage to Don Robert Clark of Hillside. Nurse Wins Safety Slogan.

Julius Miller Newark Rita Miller David Harris Broom Jean Harris Lehigh Avenue Hillside William Harris Weequahic High School Rutgers University Hillside School Livingston Harris Hillside High School Seton Hall University South Orange Bambergers Barbara Ann Salzbach Robert Faynor John Faynor Williamson Avenue Fred Salzbach Temnont Terrace Mr. Salzbach Irvington High School George D. McGhee Misa Joan Gatyas Stephen M. Gatyas East Lincoln Avenue Cranford Cranwood Garwood Maureen Heagney Mary Ann Reid Joseph de Vivo Elizabeth Corrine Aloia Thomas Aloia Central Avenue Westfield Anthony Falso Massachusetts Avenue Alda Don Robert Clark Frank Clark West King Street

Hillside Schoolers stage Halloween play at Calvin Coolidge

Hillside New Jersey students led by Mrs Hotalen second grade presented The Meanest Witches with Marc Wilkenfeld opening exercises and Douglas Mason introducing the play. Cast included Donna Cohen Ellen Marcus and Sharah Savita as witches and Burr Gitlin Raymond Hodavance Ira Kass as scarecrows. A separate first grade class toured Rutgers Experimental Farm in New Brunswick with students named including Robert Sussman Dena Nardone Thomas Marcinskowski and many others.

Robin Borte Barbara Shapiro Elyce Strauss Robert D'Ambola Steven Jacobwitz Richard Kohn Gilbert Levine Robert Ozelas Miss Ehman Rutgers Experimental Farm New Brunswick Robert Sussman Dena Nardone Thomas Marcinskowski

Public Opinion Editor Thanks for Consideration

Public opinion note from Mrs Rose Hi thanking Hillside Times editor for consideration shown during her campaign. She mentions finding the Don't Mention It column interesting and signs sincerely in closing.

Hillside Times Tox Day Rose Hi

New Deadlines for Hill Side Times Publication

The Hill Side Times announces updated deadlines due to new offset printing in Springfield. Advertising must be submitted by Tuesday noon and general news matter by Monday five p.m. Submissions should be typed double spaced on 8 1/2 by 11 inch sheets to aid processing.

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