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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1969
Page
3
A. P. Morris begins an experimental Latin course for about 150 seventh and eighth graders. The enrichment program aims to ease future foreign language study, boost English vocabulary through Latin derivatives, and explore mythology, etymology, and classical history to illuminate current literature and human nature.
The Hillside Democratic Club met September 22 at 4 Ridgeway Avenue. Mayor Menza and Commissioner Share addressed a full War Memorial Building crowd supporting re election candidates for Township Committee and Assembly. Torchlight parade chair Ferrigno and rally organizers Pratt, Miller, Corwick, Meyner were named for upcoming events through November 2.
Forty five members attended the opening tea of Hillside Creative Arts held in the PAL Building at 274 Hillside Ave. Susan Rohde introduced oil painter Murray Tucker. Esther Cheriff and Jenny Holt organized refreshments. Classes run every Monday 7 30 to 9 30 in all arts phases at the same location.
Newark Chapter of Deborah Hospital plans a matinee fundraising event on November 12 featuring Jimmy with Frank Gorshin Anita Gillette and Julie Wilson. Buses to Newark and New York arranged. tickets 50. Meeting October 21 in Irvington to finalize plans, new members welcome.
On Wednesday evening October 8 1969 the first general meeting of the High School PTA will be held in the auditorium at 7 45 P M. The program director Mrs Nicholas D Ambola plans an evening beneficial to all parents. Mr Edwart Gottlieb director of guidance will lead the program Careers and Colleges with speakers from colleges and local businesses present to help choose the best college or firm for a child. Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria after.
The Hillside Lodge 1514 B'nai B'rith issued brochures to members for two trips this week. The first is the seventh annual holiday at the San Jeronimo Hill Ton Hotel in San Juan Puerto Rico from January 3 to January 8. The second trip is to the Hotel Estoril Sol near Lisbon Portugal.
Members and friends of the Eastern Union County YM YWHA are invited to view the Succah erected on the Y grounds in Green Lane Union. Children decorated it and are invited to add touches. Adult groups at the Y are also invited to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles with the Succah.
Newark Chapter of Women's American ORT meets at noon Tuesday October 14 at the Coronet in Irvington to elect officers and host a Bee and Bee Hat Co hat show. The group of 2 paid up members discusses plans for the third annual Region Bazaar at YMHA Union and raffle book sales for the Maintenance Ort Training project with the raffle drawing set for Monday November 10.
Sisterhood of Temple Beth El hosts an Informal Dance on Saturday October 4 at 7 P M in the Temple, 1374 North Avenue, Elizabeth. A late Nite Supper prizes and an orchestra led by Al Karp. chairs Mrs Jerry Mond and Mrs Alfred Tucker. Also Rab bi Irwin Fishbein speaks October 7 about Israel travel and February member tour.
John Livengood aged 83 from Bauer Terrace is among 23 Pingry School students named National Merit Letter Of Commendation winners. He ranks in the upper two percent of high school seniors nationwide expected to graduate in 1970.
The Mothers Circle of Hillside United Presbyterian Church hosts its second annual Fish and Chip Supper on Wednesday October 8 1969 from 530 to 700 PM at the church. A Bazaar table opens at 330 PM. Tickets are limited and available from circle members or the church office. A Rummage Sale follows on October 30 1969 from 930 AM to 400 PM at the church.
Hillside resident Joel A Pagano of 202 Long Avenue is listed among recent Lincoln Technical Institute graduates in New York. He received his diploma for completing the program, marking a milestone in his technical education.
The Hillside Times issue for Thursday October 2 1969 lists publishing details at 1443 North Broad St Hillside 4 N J with SIDNEY SILVERSTEIN as editor and publisher SARAH SILVERSTEIN as assistant advertising manager and EDMUND LYNN DOTY as assistant editor Subscriptions are 4 50 per year anywhere in the United States and a single copy costs 10 cents The second class postage is paid at Elizabeth New Jersey Volume XLV Number 48.
The article notes the successful completion of a comprehensive course in refrigeration and air conditioning technology. It highlights the achievement of students and names the program sponsor or host institution, emphasizing new skills gained and potential career readiness.
The report highlights a drastic lack of qualified technicians in technology sectors, noting firms struggle to fill essential roles. It discusses causes such as insufficient training pipelines and aging workforce, with implications for innovation, productivity, and competitiveness across industries.
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