Miss Yungst Hosts Channel 2 Show The Wireless Notebook
Hela Yungst of New Jersey 1970 will reign over Channel 2 s newest people program The Wireless Anything Goes Notebook. The half hour show highlights people and groups in the Channel 52 view itara benefiting their Weighthorso Channel 62 Cantars will focus on participants and their activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hela Yungst
Hillsile
New Jersey
Channel 2
Itara
Canteras
Channel 52 View
Legion Holds Installation at War Memorial Building
American Legion Post 50 and its Auxiliary held an installation Tuesday night at the War Memorial Building. Officers announced include Commander Henry Groh, vice command ers John Werb William Mulligan and William Kingwal, adjutant Walter Howell finance officer Michael Henniuk chaplain Walter Reutter trustees Groh Howell and Joseph Chieppa. Auxiliary officers are President Marie Ringwood vice president Helen Stoltz secretary Rose Marie Reutter treasurer Evelyn Howell sergeant at arms Catherine Wirasnick and chaplain Rose Pentek. The event featured local musicians and area doctors, with charity drives and Notebook host appearances planned to highlight service projects and community good works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reutter
Groh, Howell
Joseph Chieppa
Marie Ringwood
Hélen Stoltz
Rose Marie Reutter
Evelyn Ho- Well
Catherine Wirasnick
Rose Pentek
Asian Role Told In Church Talk at Hillside Terrace Church
Rev Roger Loa of Taichung Conservative Baptist Church in Taiwan and Rev Richardd E Matthews of the Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society will speak at First Baptist Church Hillside Terrace on Monday September 27 1971 at 730 PM. The program offers a firsthand report on Americas changing role in Asia. Loa a seminary graduate on his first U S trip has led Taichung since 1965 and helped build a seven story church with a dormitory and English school. Matthews has served in Taiwan since 1962 assisting Loa and the Taichung congregation which recently opened a new chapel in a Taichung suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Loa
Taichung
Conservative Baptist Church
Taiwan
Richardd E. Matthews
Free China
First Baptist Church
Hillside Ave
Larding Terrace
Monnday
Asia
Pastor Loa
Baptist ‘Theological Seminary
United States
Matthews
Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Republic of China
Loa
College honors and dean lists across New Jersey towns
Hillside by Newark state College lists two students William Blumenau and Henry Lee Goodfriend as candidates for masters degrees in Administration and Supervision and Student Personnel Services respectively. Alana Stelb makes the Fairleigh Dickinson University Dean's List. Demosthenes Bays begins studies at Lehigh University. twenty town residents named to the 1970-71 Dean's List. Gail Marla Lopata to Brandeis freshmen. Mark Kantor to Rutgers Dean's List. Caren Silber honored at Cedar Crest College. Cathy Pollak receives Seton Hall Religion prize. Seton Hall Senate formed. birds shown with remarkable vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Newark State College
Union
William Blumenau
McClean Pl
Henry Lee Goodfriend
North Broad St
Tee
Alana Stelb
John ‘Gienn
Fairleigh Dickenson University
Miss Stell
Cynthia Benigno
Valley View Rd
Judi Cohen
Schley St
Kathleen Decoster
St. Louis
di Efstathiou
Virginia St
Arlene Goldber
Fairbanks St
John Lo~ Date
Mann Ave
John Lysko
Broadway
Richard Paoercio
Franklin St
Helen Pindos
Winans Ayve
Pamela Pinter
Ryan St
Debra Rebacz
Oakland Ter
Lois Santagata
Coe Ave
Charles Stark
Dover Ave
Louise Wood
Bond St
Raymond Wright
Tillman St
Catherine Evanik
Winans Ave
Judith Gherman
Cottage
Judith Bataille
Columbia Ave
Patricia Bissett
Virginia
Marla Holstein
Herbert Ave
Cathy Pollak
Seymour Pollak
Stanley Ter
Cedar Crest College
Allentown
The Hillside Times Weekly Publication Details
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. Inc. at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey 07205. Sidney Silverstein editor and publisher Sarah Silverstein assistant advertising manager Ronald Reman assistant editor. Thursday Sept 23 1971 subscription four fifty per year United States single copy ten cents second class postage paid Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume XL Number 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside
New Jersey
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Ronald Reman
United States
Elizabeth
Women’s Group To Open Fall Season Dinner Meeting
Hillside Business and Professional Women’s Club opens the fall season with a Monday Sept 27 dinner at 6 30 pm at Kingston Restaurant Union. Guest speaker is a Barbison model on clothes posture and beauty secrets. Members invited. officers attended Scate Board meeting at Far Hills Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Business and Professional Womens Club
Kingston
Morris Avenue
Union
Marie Oakle
Barbison
Jacqueline Spitz
Doris Stiles
Far Hills Inn
Somerville
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Miss Yungst
T.V
Legion
Hela
Cafl
Liberty Ave
Deli
Allstate Fuel Co
Yale Ave
Cor
New York Place
Dorothy Gaye
Mittleman Bros. Inc. Quality Bakers Waverly
Demosthenes G. Bays
George Bays
Baltimore Ave
Lehigh University
Pennsylvania
Gail Marla Lopata
Eugene Lopata
Irvington Ave
Brandeis University
Waltham, Mass
Mark Kantor
Schley
Rutgers University College of Agriculture and Environmental Science
Wees
Caren Silber
Drs
Samuel Silber
North Ave
Delphi
Pennsyl
Vania College
Seton Hall University
Barbara Gonos
Leslie St
Seton Hall Board of Trustees
the Hillside Times
NEW Jersey Press Association
Fereday & Meyer CO. Inc
Olive St
Elizabeth Ts
Sidney T. Holt
U.S.G
Broad ST
Kinney
Newark
Tobia
Liberty
Richard Hoffman
Thomas Fuel
Thomas OL Company
Rawley Ave
County Road Dept
Salem Rd
Conant St
ED Smith
Atlantic City
Liberty Mutual Insurance Companies
Blue Ribbon Inn
Hollywood Ave
Hillside, N.J
Nashville
Dick Flood
The
Pathfinders
Hillside Township Committee
Hillside Times
North Broad Street
Coe
Mertz & Williamson
Grumman, Williamson
Salem
Liberty Aves
King, Harden & Looker
Harden St
Looker St
Hurden Si
St Catherine
First New Jersey Bank
Christmas Club
V/ Fest
New Jersey Bank
New Providence
Clark
Middlesex
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