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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1962

Page

4

Miss Michel Weds Union Resident in Christ the King Church

Miss Michel and Michael Laucik Jr. wed September 22 at Christ the King Church Roselle Park. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Michel Jr, wore peau de soie with seed pearls and a crystal crown. The groom, Private First Class Michael Laucik, is stationed at Fort Dix. they will reside at 229 Silver Ave after a Bermuda honeymoon.

Christ the King Church Jean G. Michel Michael Lau Cik Jr Smalley le Pree Roselle Park Frank Michel Jr Leo St Micheel Lateik Bashford Ave Union Valerie Rothhardt Caldwell Ann Michel Catherine Michel Joyce Kucinski Hillside Vincent Monahan Has=brouck Heights Daniel Calik South Plainfield Florien Laucik Hillside High School Heil Company Irvington Technical High School Fort Dix Silver Ave Palmetto Bay Palometto Bay Bermuda

Fun Frolic Of Polish Women at Polish American Club

The Polish Women's Alliance Group 624 of Hillside plans a fall event titled fun frolic to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Chairwoman Mrs Tarnoff leads a committee for the Saturday Oct 6 gathering featuring a Polish American band, entertainment, and refreshments at the new air conditioned Polish American Club 400 Bloy St.

Polish Women's Alliance Hillside

Fortnightly Hillside Club Opens Season With Win

The Fortnightly Group of the Hillside Women's Club opened their season with an annual win marking a strong start. Members gathered for the event and anticipated upcoming activities in the club calendar.

Hillside Women's Club

October meeting planned at Knights of Columbus Hall

The note records a September 20 gathering at Tretola's Restaurant in Union where Mrs Kenneth Hathaway chaired discussions for plans for the coming year and an October meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall with Mrs Emmet White as featured speaker on International Relations Hostesses include Mrs Raymond Moore assisted by Mrs Walter Schorr Mrs Hathaway Mrs John Pozar and Mrs John Radzinski

Tretola Union Kenneth Hathaway Knights of Columbus Hall Emmet White Raymond Moore Walter Schorr Hathaway John Pozar John Radzinski

Church Women Set Luncheon at Elizabeth Ave Church

The Women’s Association executive board met at Mrs Emmet T White’s home to finalize a covered dish luncheon at 12 30 p m next Thursday at the church Ayly Relber of Bloomfield will present colored slides on national missions Final plans were made for the October 24 church dinner and for annual elections

Women's Association of Elizabeth Ave, Presbyterian Church Emmet T. White Looker St Ayly Relber Bloomfield

Woman Pastor To Address PTA Meeting At Hillside High

The Hillside High School PTA executive board plans an 8 p m meeting on Oct 3 in the high school auditorium. Rev Nancy Forberg of Maplewood will speak on Israel and the Middle East. Principal L Custer will introduce faculty. Budget approval and delegates to the state convention Oct 24 26 in Atlantic City are arranged. Delegates include Mac Poprick president and Mrs Philip Zipper recording secretary with several one day delegates and alternates named.

Hillside High School Pta Nancy Forberg Maplewood Israel Middle East Ruhl L. Custer George Iuzzolino Atlantic City Mac Poprick Philip Zipper Luzzolino Valentine Ketterer Ira Katz William Altschule Henry Roche Joseph Derman Committee On Children and First Baptist Church Roselle Altschule Union County Pta Deerfield Central Ave Mountainside

National State Bank Declares 248th Dividend in Newark

The National State Bank of Newark declared a regular quarterly dividend of 32.5 cents a share at its Sept. 13 meeting. The dividend is payable Oct. 1 to shareholders of record Sept. 19. This marks the bank's 248th consecutive dividend as it celebrates its 150th anniversary since founding on June 1, 1812.

Newark N.J National State Bank of Newark National State Bank

Mary Grace La Torraca Weds John F Malara at Christ the King

Mary Grace La Torraca and John F Malara were married in a Sept 9 ceremony at Christ the King Church with Rev William Smalley officiating. The couple, of East Orange and Verona, will reside on Hillside Avenue after a reception at Friar Tuck Inn Cedar Grove. both hold Newark News and Seton Hall ties and plan graduate studies.

Christ the King Church Mary Grace la Torraca John F. Malara Ellington St East Orange Ignatius Malara Belleville Gaetano la Torraca Hillside Ave la Torraca William R. Smalley Friar Tuck Inn Cedar Grove Ralph la Torraca Bloomfield Paul Cancellieri Hanover Catherine Sarno Hillside Frances Cancellieri Newark Rose Ann Cancellieri Rozlin la Torraca Gerard Malara Verona Gerard Fanchelli James Crilly John Nicastro Peter Palmieri Frank Paglianite

Golden Chain Tag Week Drive Begins Oct 1

The Sth Annual Tag Week Drive by Newark Link 3, Order of the Golden Chain, runs Oct 1 to Oct 6 to benefit the Golden Chain Camp for Underprivileged Children at Blairstown. Simultaneous drives will be held in Newark Hillside Irvington Union Maplewood and South Orange. Mrs Mildred Kaplan of West Orange is conductress and general chairman.

Newark Link 3 Order of the Golden Chain Blairstown Newark Hillside Irvington Smuyvesant Village Union Maplewood South Orange Mildred Kaplan West Orange Link

Psychologist Speaks At George Washington PTA Meeting

George Washington School presented Mr. David Cancell, school psychologist, as speaker at the first PTA meeting on Sept. 24. He showed a film The Angry Boy and led a Q and A session. A fund raising bazaar is set for Saturday Oct. 13 from 12 to 4 in the school playground with games prizes and a white elephant sale.

George Washington School David Cancell PTA

Deborah Theatre Party Aids Deborah Hospital Fund Drive

The Newark Deborah League hosts a fundraising theatre party at a matinee on Wednesday Oct 31 to view Sydney Kingsley Night Life in New York starring Miss Carol Lawrence. Luncheon follows at Stampler's Steak House with transportation provided. Reservations contact Mrs Samuel Fromkin WA 6 2929. Proceeds benefit the non sectarian Deborah Hospital at Browns Mills.

Deborah League of Newark Sydney Kingsley New York Carol Lawrence Stampler Samuel Fromkin Deborah Hospital Browns Mills

Hadassah Month Drive Planned by Hillside Chapter

Hillside Hadassah inaugurates its annual membership campaign titled Hadassah Month from October 1 to October 31. Vice president for membership Mrs. Max Schuster announced final plans including cocktail parties and teas at the homes of Mrs. Norman Girkin Mrs. Norman Pastor Mrs. Philip Saperstein and other hosts.

Hillside Chapter of Hadassah Max Schuster Norman Girkin Sidney Birnbaum Philip Saperstein Joseph Peyser

Tierneys Enjoy Sarasota Jungle Gardens Visit

Mr and Mrs George E Tierney of Hillside visited the Sarasota Jungle Gardens during their Florida vacation along the lower west coast.

Florida Sarasota, Fla George E. Tierney Buchanan St Hillside Sarasota Jungle Gardens

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