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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
9
A string of society notes details weddings and a Bar Mitzvah across Jersey City Newark Hillside East Orange Kearny and Maplewood with families including Meluso Marchitto Panunzio Kreps Scheib Buglione and Pastor. Attendants bridesmaids best men and reception venues are listed along with spouses’ and parents’ names and residences.
Miss Janet Eileen Gfeller daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles R Gfeller and Ronald D Jerome son of Mrs Celia Dinkowitz and the late Mr Theodore Dinkowitz were married at Christ the King Church. Rev Myron Sozanski officiated and a reception followed at College Inn Yale Ave. The couple plan to reside in Union after a Bahamas Florida honeymoon.
The Evening Group of the Hillside Woman's Club met at Columbian Hall on October 15 to select a local project chaired by Mrs. Robert Black. A sandwich demonstration by Mrs. Ethel Malmberg of Elizabethtown Consolidated followed. A card party fashion show and luncheon are set for October 24 at Altman's Short Hills. The Seventh District Fall Conference occurs October 26 at East Orange. An executive meeting is planned for November 5 at Elizabeth Town and Country Club prior to a combined meeting. A bazaar is planned for November 19 with a hootenanny featuring Alan Jagel Elliott Asherman and Bob Szente. Mrs. James Van Winkle was named Our Gal Friday on Herb Oscar Andersen’s program. she works as a secretary for Wayne Steel Co. in Elendale. A farewell for Mrs. Edward Burke precedes her move to London aboard the Queen Mary on October 28.
The Hillside Avenue School hosted the first PTA meeting of the year titled A Musical Greeting. Mrs. Samuel Bodner wrote it as Miss Edna Doll, principal, introduced the faculty. Mrs. Seymour Pollack urged PTA membership during October and refreshments followed hosted by the executive board.
Tracy Hammers voices concern over fuel delivery records at Town Hall. Questions include why 5000 gallons appeared on a single ticket, truck capacity under 3000 gallons, and potential multiple trips. Probes probe late winter reports sent to the Prosecutor, with critics urging scrutiny of Town Hall spending and procedures.
The article argues two state referendums will fund pressing needs in New Jersey including college and state institutions. It cites about 90 million dollars involved, details allocations for teacher colleges and the State University system, and notes opposition from the State PTA while urging local PTAs to support the bonds for future educational opportunities and essential facilities.
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