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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
8
The Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority Junior Chapter held its first meeting at Miss Barbara Getz home. The first rush tea is set for October 6 at Miss Harriet Harding’s home with Mrs Mayer listed as contact WA 6-3049.
Hillside Miss Patricia Sellick was made chairman of the merchandise club which started October 1. Proceeds will be donated to 18 charities.
Mr and Mrs John Karpinski of 130 Baltimore Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Marion Joan to Anthony Michiel De Pongo son of and Mrs Louis De Fonzo of Scotland Road Orange A graduate of Orange High School he is a student of mechanical engineering at The Newark College of Engineering The Dillom Beck Manufacturing Co in Hillside notes his employment status
Girl Scout Troop 137 held its first fall meeting at Hillside Avenue School last week. The unit plans to visit a Newark Girl Scout intermediate group for volleyball games, with five patrols led by volunteers Mrs. Rubin Kaplan Mrs. Myra Grossman and Miss Esther Ochse. Regular meetings will occur Tuesdays at Hillside Avenue School under the PTA.
The Polish Women’s Alliance of America Hillside Group 624 marked 25 years with a banquet at Polish American Hall on Bloy Street. Mayor W William Di Buono praised the group’s anniversary and its Polish ideals and good government efforts. Speakers included Adele Jaskiewicz and Klementine Kuty. Republican candidate Joseph D Amiano attended with his wife. Organizing committee members were listed as G Tarnoff, Andrews, Drygulski, Resky, Verde, Da Costa, and Janet Rosky.
Hillside Lodge 1591 Elks youth activities committee last week organized a dinner for Babe Ruth League teams. Fire Captain Andre Adamehak chairs, William Olivaene and Joseph Birgerse treasurer, William Hofmann Sr exalted ruler honorary chair. Dinner at Elks Club Monday October 14 at 6 pm with trophies for winning team and outstanding players. A sports dignitary will speak and a baseball film shown. Frank J Hill Jr Board of Education will be master of ceremonies.
Twenty seven members of Girl Scout Troop 137 Hillside Avenue School received active citizen badges and cooking awards at a school court of awards conducted by Mrs Robert L Kaplan and Miss Esther Ochse Teachers chairs named Publicity Mrs Louis Devlin mothers' committee Mrs Sherman Borkan cookie sale Mrs David Himmelstein calendar Mrs Martins Rubin transportation Mrs Manuel Fruchtbaum and Mrs Sylvia Weinbaum Mrs David Milch oversaw the book sale for the troop Saturday afternoon September 21 at the school carnival The troop will meet Tuesday afternoons in Room 31 instead of Fridays
Hillside Lodge 1514 B'nai B'rith announces its annual membership campaign with a breakfast Sunday morning October 6 at the Hillside Y 87 Hillside Avenue. The event features Nelson Stamler Manny Yeskel and Ted Solinsky leading the drive which is already setting recruiting records under Bernard Bernsteine.
Hillside Chapter of Women’s American ORT schedules a meeting on Thursday October 3 at 8 30 p m at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue. Mrs Theodore Zweibach chairs guardianship previews for the event and tickets are sold by Mrs Albert Tasner and committee.
Saybrook School PIT.A. board members attended the Union County Council Institute in Roselle. Mrs. William Nfess presided among fourteen women. others included Mrs. Jack Pearlman and Mrs. Valentine Letterer. A bazar planning meeting set chairs for the October 26 fair at the school grounds.
A notice announces a township meeting at the Manicine Holding Liberty near Hilade Avenue on Tuesday October 1 at 8 00 pm to consider ordinance related to policing and town affairs. Howard LoyTown Clerk leads the session with public hearing and comment opportunities. An ordinance re organizing police ranks is adopted in 1957 and filed with Hillside Township Clerk for inspection.
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