Hillside High PTA Discusses Prom Problems At Meeting
At Hillside High School in the cafeteria last week the parent and family life education meeting reviewed prom issues. A panel including two parents and two students discussed the Lets Do It This Way booklet and the upcoming senior class fundraisers for prom expenses. The group suggested a midweek prom to curb long weekend celebrations, with no final date set. The next meeting will be Wednesday November 29 at 8 p.m. Miss Lois McCarthy will speak on the Committee on Children and Youth report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School Pta
Mayfair Theatre
Parent and Family Life
Lois McCarthy
New Date For Church Dinner
The Women’s Association of Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian Church set Tuesday Oct 24 for their annual dinner. Pot roast will be served at 6 pm. Tickets are in advance from any association member to fund Ecumenical Missions National Missions and Christian Education. American ORT Hil lsidel Chapter tea will be Oct 17 at 814 Jerome Ave. The Mel lah film will be shown and a Speakers Bureau rep from North Central Jersey will speak. Mrs. Morton Klein will lead membership efforts.
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Women's Association of the
Elizabeth Ave
Presbyterian Church
Ernest L. Ewertsen
Monroe Ackerman
Jerome Avenue
Hillside
Women's American Qr.t
Speakers’ Bureau
North Central Jersey
Morton Klein
Parent Teas At Hurden-Locker School Open Series
Parents and teachers at Hurden-Locker School begin a series of classroom teas starting October 10. Classroom mothers and chairmen from each grade will plan and serve refreshments while teachers discuss grade level work and issues.
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Hurden-Locker School
Frank Paksy
Alfred Zienowicz
Edgin
Andersen-A.m
Hassold
Rachelmess
Cohen - P.M
Addonizio
Barnett
Hadassah Golden Anniversary event for Hillside Chapter
Hadassah Hillside Chapter and Dr and Mrs Sidney Stein hosted a membership cocktail and fashion show for fifty women to mark Hadassahs Golden Anniversary. The event promoted new member recruitment under H Month and featured plans for an October 25 theatre party to see Noel Coward musical Sail Away with bus departure and luncheon details. Additional meetings include the Afternoon Education Group on October 19 and the October 31 session for the Evening Education Group detailing From the Beginning a Jewish historical survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Hadassah
Sidney Stein
North Avenue
H-Month
Harvey Greenfield
Hillside Avenue Pal
Monte’s
Central Park South
Philip Scherer
Samuel Miller
Highland Avenue
Surprise Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Mankowitz in Hillside
Mr and Mrs Abraham Mankowitz of 134 Clark Street were treated to a surprise dinner at Townley's Restaurant on Saturday for their 25th wedding anniversary. Married October 18, 1936, they have lived in Hillside since. He helped organize the local B'nai B'rith Lodge and Jewish Community Council, founded the Hillside Lions Club, and served Sinai Congregation as treasurer for 19 years. He led campaigns for the synagogue and youth center and was honored by the Union County Heart Association, now named vice president emeritus with life board membership. Mrs Mankowitz helped found the Women's B'nai B'rith, served as a vice president, and is active in Hillside Hadassah and Sinai Sisterhood. They have three daughters: Carole Lois, Paula Ann, and Wendy Sue, plus the Sherman family in Wilmington, Del. The couple will sail October 20 for a two week West Indies cruise with calls at South American ports and the Panama Canal.
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Abraham Mankowitz
Clark Street
Townley's
Hillside
Mankowitz
B'nai B'rith Lodge
Jewish Community Council
Hillside Lions Club
Sinai Congregation
Union County Heart Association
The
Heart Association
Women's
B'nai B'rith
Hillside Hadageah
Sinai Sisterhood
Women's Progress Club
Mankowicz
Carole Lois
Denver University
Roosevelt School
Roosevelt, N.J
Paula Ann
Wendy Sue
Richard O. Sherman
Wilmington
Del
Hillside Couple Wed Fifty Years
Mr and Mrs Robert J Hyde of 1456 Bond Street celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Red Star Imm Union. They wed at First Reformed Church on Clinton Avenue in Newark. Hyde worked 35 years at Prudential Reinsurance Co and served as mail manager before retiring in 1934. He has been a Hillside Masonic Lodge member for 45 years and Elizabeth Old Guard member for 8 years. Mrs Hyde, formerly Bertha Matist of Newark, is a charter member of Hillside Court No 20, Order of the Amaranth. both spouses are members of the First Reformed Church.
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Robert J. Hyde
Bond St
First Reformed Church
Clinton Ave
Newark
Hyde
Prudential Restrance Co
Hillside Masonic Lodge No
Elizabeth Old Guard
Bertha Matist
Hillside Court No.20
Order of the Amaranth
Mother Daughter Board Opens Season at Saybrook School
The first board meeting of the Mother-Daughter Club of Saybrook School was hosted at Mrs. Kenneth Broad's home. Plans for the season include the annual birthday party, a movie event, and a luncheon. The school cafe hosted yesterday's regular meeting with third through sixth grade girls and their mothers, featuring a community mingle and bingo.
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Saybrook School
Kenneth Broad’ Street
Cafeerra
Bing Wae
Washington P-1 Season Opens
Washington P-1 Season Opens at George Washington School PTA meeting chaired by Mrs. Leonard Sternin. New board members were introduced while principal Mr. Kraublatt described orientation efforts for parents to see their children's class work. Budget for 1961 62 reviewed by Mrs. Zecca. The 6th grade choir performed with Mrs. Sternin and others presenting original melodies and words.
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George Washington School
PTA
Leonard Sternin
William Kraublatt
Filomena Zecca
L, Sternin
Mra
Royak
P, Schectman
E, Margolis
J, Friedman
Church Women Bazar Supper at Franklin Memorial Methodist
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Franklin Memorial Methodist Church announces its annual family style ham supper and bazaar on Wednesday October 25 from 5 to 7 pm. Tables will feature fancy goods aprons handkerchiefs and attic treasures. The Wesleyan Service Guild offers a cake and candy table and a children's fish pond. Bazaar chairman Mrs E J Marcus and supper chairman Mrs Charles Blazier.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
E. J. Marcus
Charles Blazier
Two B S Degrees Awarded At Fairleigh Dickinson
Leroy Koross of 1510 Liberty Avenue and Harold Strubowitz of 1571 Wainwright Street received Bachelor of Science degrees from Fairleigh Dickinson University at Saturday commencement in Rutherford. Dr. William F. Wacker vacates Hillside National Bank employees seeking influenza inoculations.
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Leroy Koross
Liberty Avenue
Harold Strubowitz
Wainwright Street
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Rutherford
William F. Wacker
Hillside National Bank
Proclamation for Bnai Brith Hillside Chapter Award
The Bnai Brith Hillside Chapter of Bnai Brith Women received an award for adding at least 18 new members. Mrs. Milton Solomon, membership chair, accepted at a Downtown Newark luncheon after the Bnai Brith window unveiling at L. Bame berger Co. Mrs. Morris Jaffe, president, urged members to recruit at least one new member. Officers of Mrs. Hickey 6th grade class at A P Morris School were elected: Kenny Garrod president, Ricky Luciani vice president, Carol McLaughlin secretary, Debbie Bossert treasurer, with Ellen Weissberg and Matty Leapman as election chairs.
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Hillside
B‘nai Brith
Milton Solomon
Downtown
Newark
L. Bameberger & Co
Morris Jaffe
Louis A. Dischler
Hillside Women’s Chapter
PTA Delegates to Attend Fall County Council Meeting
PTA council delegates held a board meeting at the school on Monday. The group planned to attend the Fall County Council meeting on October 19 at Maxon Junior High School in Plainfield. The delegation will include Mrs. L. Cloeren, Mrs. Edward Margolis, Mrs. Nathan Cohen, Mrs. S. Schlesinger, Mrs. Salvatore Maddalena, Mrs. Philip Scheetman, Mrs. Hyman Royak, and Mrs. Leonard Sternin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington School
PTA
Fall County Council
Maxon Junior High School
Plainfield
L. Cloeren
Edward Margolis
Nathan Cohen
S. Schlesinger
Salvatore Maddalena
Philip Scheetman
Hyman Royak
Leonard Sternin
United Synagogue Youth Meeting Planned
The next United Synagogue Youth meeting is set for Sunday October 22 at 7 30 p m at the Conservative Congregation of Hillside 910 Salem Avenue. High school boys and girls are invited to join.
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United Synagogue
Hillside
Salem Avenue
OES Bance party after Hillside Chapter meeting
A dance party will follow the Hillside Chapter 192 OES regular meeting at 7 30 p m Friday in the Masonic Hall at 1444 N Broad St. Miss Dorothy Dade oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Chapter
OES
Masonic Hall
Broad St
Dorothy Dade
Colgate Director Jaycox Visits Hillside Students
Colgate University director Robert P. Jaycox spoke to Hillside area students on October 18. He met with the group at Pingry School to discuss Colgate opportunities and programs.
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Hamilton
N.Y
Robert P. Jaycox
Sexdear Add
Colgate University
Hillside
Colgate
Jaycox
Pingry School
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