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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
3
A photograph shows class members examining a teacher designed bulletin board. Road maps as backgrounds engage students to research places they wish to visit. Students attach their photos and add factual information boosting interest and learning.
Dr. Walter Krumbiegel, principal of Hillside High School, was honored at a College Inn dinner by the Hillside Kiwanis MOPH group to mark his 30th anniversary in the school system. The event also honored the school system staff and administration amid tributes from Edna Doll and Abraham Mankowitz.
Nathaniel Friedman blasts Mr. Tracy Ram and Wit for opposing the All Dene Plan and resisting beneficial Hillside projects. He cites past deeds and warns voters the candidates offer political hot air, contrasting with constructive committee contributions.
The Union County Tercentenary Committee held its first meeting in Elizabeth and announced a county-wide parade on Sunday October 18 at 2 p.m. The parade will form at Broad Street Prince Street and Westminster Avenue and end at Warinanco Park Stadium. Willard Cupit of Hillside is grand marshal. each municipality leads a section and receives a plaque. A best all-round participation award will be given.
Among 365 freshmen at Newark Academy on South Orange Ave Livingston are Jeffrey Garrod and Kenneth Garrod sons of Henry and Mrs Garrod 1025 Fairview Pl Kenneth Gersten son of Milton and Mrs Gersten 1439 Bond St Robert Kalkman son of Robert and Mrs Kalkmen 962 Revere Dry Rickey Marek son of George and Mrs Marek 1106 South Long Ave and Thomas Robertozzi 253 Williamson Ave.
The Hebrew School of Temple Shomre Torah and congregation marked Simchas Torah with a Monday evening service on September 28. Children marched with Hebrew flags and the holy scrolls were carried in a temple procession while Rabbi H. Beryl Lasker blessed the learners under a large prayer shawl.
More than 2000 students and parents filled the Hillside pep rally at the P A L building with remarks from UNICO Hillside president Dominick F Peterpaul, athletics director Joseph Silver, principal Dr Walter O Krumbiegel and others. Temple Shomrei Torah votes to start building a new Hebrew School wing, with modern facilities and plans to demolish the old building. Additional temple education programs and lectures will be offered free of charge through the Temple Men's Club and Sisterhood.
Congregation Oheb Shalom at 170 Scotland Rd South Orange opens fall sessions led by Dr Louis Levitsky. Men study mornings Sundays 10 to 1 on biblical books and a 12 to 1 discussion on great books shaping American Jewish life. women join the Jewish Women's Institute Thursdays at 1 PM studying Psalms. Evening classes cover Hebrew language, Western civilization contributions, Jewish life and thought with varied 8 to 10 PM sessions.
Margie Mencher of 183 Wilder Reservation earned second place in the traditional oil paintings group at the Trailside Show. Her entry titled Burning The Art Show held at the Watching Leaves received the prize in the recent exhibit.
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