Opportunity Knocks At Career Conference
The first Hillside Career Conference at Hillside High School cafeteria showcased paths to success with talks by John Kulikowski and Anton Vit Jr. about club aims and community service. Speakers included Miss Chambliss of Bristol-Myers, Miss Miller a chemist, Miss Phillips a dietician, Miss Keller in real estate, and others from nursing to library directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Unlimited
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Hillside High School
John Kulikowski
Anton A. Vit Jr
Jeanette Chambliss
Bristol-Myers Co
Patricia Miller
Irene Phillips
Hillside Public Schools
Kathryn Keller
Adele Carragino
Adele's Beauty Shoppee
Esther Osche
Cub Scout Pack 196 Sets Registration
A Cub Scout Pack 196 committee meeting at the home of Cub Master Mrs. Allen Kornfeld formed the 1967-68 slate. Registration is set for November 2 in room 10 at George Washington School, with parents required to attend. Eligible boys eight or in third grade at GW School may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Kornfeld
A. Felder
T. Penciak
Marvin Glassman
den Mio
E. Jenkins
K, Bieg
B, Falk
D. Anger
Cub Scouts
George Washington School
Evening Membership Dept. Holds Monthly Meeting
The Hillside Woman's Club Evening Membership Department met at Columbian Hall. Chairwoman Mrs. George Kilburg reported on the Fall Round Table held October 7 with Miss Eileen Gyre and Mrs. Kenneth Hathaway. Plans included a November fundraiser for the Ruth Carole Gortsche Foundation, a workshop November 6 to prepare bazaar items, and a dress Club drawing. A bus trip to New York November 4 featured lunch at Top of the 6's and a matinee of Mame. The program closed with Miss Kathryn Conklin speaking on tourist observations of the Orient. Hostesses were Mesdames Kenneth Hathaway, Frank Erdmyh, Vernon Laws, Raymond Moore and Fred Kress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Woman's Club
Columbian Hall
Liberty Ave
George Kilburg
New Brunswick Inn
Eileen Gyre
Kenneth Hathaway
Kenneth “Hathway
Ways and Means
Ira Gottsoho
Ruth Carole Gortsche
Isto State
Hillsite
EMD
Thelma Hathaway
Theate Party
National State Bank
North Broad Street
New York
Kathryn Conklin
Kenneth Hath
Frank Erdmyh
Vernon Laws
Raymond Moore
Fred Kress
Director Displays Works by Mrs Mildred Schwartz
Mrs Mildred Schwartz presents a personal art show in the municipal building lobby featuring hand painted ceramics stone craft modern jewelry and a collection of oil paintings and collages representing the four seasons. The public is invited to attend the display through November sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Schwartz
Creative Arts
Canle Haidarsen
Hillside Creative Arts
Scouts Present Certificate of Appreciation to Hillside Times
The Hillside Times received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Boy Scouts of America Eastern District Union Council on Oct. 12. District Scout Executive Robert Ellie and Scouts Peter Hurdowsky and Joseph Munnelly delivered the award to publisher Sidney Silverstein at the Times office for the paper’s support of scouting. The presentation included a Scout Jamboree postcard and a copy of The Scout Law In Action, compiled by Walter MacPeek and published by Abington Press. Signed by district chairman Jack Ferrer and commissioner John Haddon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times
Boy Scouts of America
Walter MacPeek
Abington Press
Nashville
N. Y
Jack Ferrer
John Haddon
Rumor Clinic At Saybrook PTA Opens Meeting
The Saybrook P T A will begin with President Mrs Joseph Siegel presiding on Wednesday November 1 at 8 00 PM A Rumor Clinic presented by B n ai B r ith Hillside Lodge 154 with Mr Allen S Kornfeld as Anti Defamation League chair will illustrate how rumors form An audience participation program to show distortion growth Public invited Refreshments to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook P.T.A
Joseph Siegel
Norman Laskey
B'nai B'rith Hill
Side Lodge 154
Allen S. Kornfeld
Anti- Defamation League
Jr Hadassah Meeting Tonight In Newark
Newark Jr Hadassah chapter holds a 7 45 p m meeting at Berkeley Savings Bank Chancellor Ave Newark with Miss Susan Katz from the National Office presiding An invitation goes out to girls ages 18 to 25 to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Jr. Hadassah
Berkeley Savings Bank
Chancellor Ave
Susan Katz
Hill~ Side
Seven PTA Delegates Attend New Jersey Conference
Seven representatives from the Calvin Coolidge PTA attended the 67th annual New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Atlantic City on October 19. Delegates registered at the Shelburne Hotel and joined conferences on public relations, communications, high school service, and more. Dean Charles R. Nobte of Syracuse University delivered the keynote evening address at the Grande Ballroom after a Presidents Processional by the Edgewater Regional High School Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge Pta
New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers
Atlantic City
Orrin Spielholz
Robert Oram
Marcus Strauss
Rodery Stahnten
Frank Volturo
Jerry Masucci
Anthony Magnotta
Shelburne
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
Shelburne Hotel
Convention Hall
Edgewater Regional High School
Charles R. Nobte
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Ladies Auxiliary VFW Hosts State President Visit
Mrs Stanley Niemiec of Somerville will visit Union County to Betstown VFW Home 1130 East Grand Street Elizabeth for a district meeting. Reports from fourteen auxiliaries, programs such as Americanism surgery and youth activities, and Midland School project details will be discussed. A dinner for Mrs Niemiec will follow the afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Niemiec
Somerville
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Union County
Betstown
East Grand Street
Elizabeth
Niemice
P.m. Peesiaite
Robert Hoffman
Clark
Carol Wesolowski
Cranford
Niemiec
VFW
UNICO Plans Annual Dinner and Beauty Queen Introduction
Hillside UNICO announces its Annual Dinner Dance on Saturday November 4 at the Manor in West Orange. The event includes the Service Above Self Award presentation to Mrs Mildred E Hess and the formal introduction of UNICO Queen Miss Karen Seva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bell
Hillside
UNICO
Manor
W. Orange
Mildred E. Hess
Karen Seve
Hillside High School
Samuel Fazzone
Fazzone
John L.sta Siy
Salya
Jore Maddalena
Donti
Mick F. Peterpaul
Joseph Cschieppa
Conrad AvCanyma
Rota
Ad Journal
Doniho di
Voni
Frank Avel
Anthony Cocela
Patsy Fed
Érico
August Poulercio
Ralph, Tinessa
Pedro Velez
Armen Dill
Carl Zurco
Luwart Oaksie
Anthony Piewari
Rus
Sell Raffi
Nick DiNardo
Dino Palermo
Teacher Sorority Installs Officers in New Jersey
Alpha Delta Kappa held its annual state meeting at Quail House Smithville Inn Smithville NJ on Saturday October 21 1967 State President Frances Ehman presided Miss Margaret Barrett installed the new officers New state president Mrs Phyllis Brogan led the lineup with Grace Forke Lida Jonson Teresa Marchesani Ruth Schneider Grace Thompson Virginia LaCoates and Mary Palmer also serving in posts Mr Aliston G Hart AC Superintendent spoke on Changing Role of the Educator Attendees included teachers from Hillside Union Atlantic City Elizabeth Madison Township New York and Philadelphia all day program was held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Kappa
Quail House
Smithville Inn
Smithville
N.J
Frances Ehman
Hillside
Mountainside
Margaret Barrett
Phyllis Brogan
Grace Forke
Union
Lida Jonson
Teresa Marchesani
Ruth Schneider
Grace Thompson
Atlantic City
At-Arms
Virginia LaCoates
Mary Palmer
Aliston G. Hart
Superin
Eliabeth
Madison Township
New York
Philadelphia
Lions Club Discusses Unidentified Flying Objects
Dresden Goldberg addresses the Hillside Lions at a Townley dinner at Union Restaurant, presenting accounts from postwar years of unexplained flying objects. He argues some sightings imply more advanced civilizations surveying Earth, noting consistent descriptions across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden Goldberg
Townley's
Union
Rhuré
Bristol-Myers Reports Record Nine Month Earnings Rise
Bristol-Myers Go reports record sales and earnings for the first nine months of 1967 and for the quarter ended September 30. Nine month net earnings totaled 33,311,000 or 1.32 per share, up 16.8 percent from 28,519,000 or 1.14 per share a year earlier. Third quarter earnings rose to 1.51 per share from 1.04 in 1966, with net earnings of 12,097,000. Quarter sales reached 13,348,000, up from 12,289,000 in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-Myers Go
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Lottie Smolenski
Hillside Public Library
Lottie Stark
Jean-Rae Turner
the Naily Journal
Phillips
binde-Anderson
Test
Louiscott
Hillside High
Sue Kestenbaum
Judy Stone
Linda Yanni
Esther Oschse
Walter Krumgel
Harden Sti
Foundation
Mesdames van Dyke Polhemus
Phyllis Richey
Clyde Williams
Rumor Clinic
Saybrook
New Jersey
Halon
Rutgers
University
Aga
PTA
Quirford Schalick
Commissioner of Education
Carl L. Marlburger
Department of Igher Education
Ralph A. Dunygan
V.F.W
Heart Association
Willliam Marshall
Davenport Dill Je
Anthony Tortorello
Joseph Flanagan
John Kopik Af Rahway
Visi
Cron
Penibete Aghia
Phuchmene
Vetar
Jonticy
Udon
Thane
Rom
Howard Savings
Institution
Nets
Nodage
Hillsion Times
Rutgers University Art Gallery
Voorhees Hall
New Brunswick
Eharee
Frances Elin AN
Lions Club
Bristol-Myers
Fords & RY
Pontiac
Ford Ham
Galaxie
FORD
Sunbeam
Plymouth
Elizabeth Ave
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