The Herald-News from Passaic, New Jersey • 19

i THE HERALD-NEWS, MONDAY, MAY 17, 1951 ESSEX 19 June 24. Mrs. George Lockwood, of Claremont Avenue, is general chairman. In the Essex County Corner Judy Johnson, Nutlty Songbird, Really Making a Nam for Herself on Television Vincent Methodist Group To Hold Dinner Tomorrow NUTLEY The SOS. group of Vincent Methodist Church will hold its annual mother-daughter dinner at 8 30 m.

tomorrow. CiYcIe 8 of the Woman Society of Christian Service will drive to Highland Lake Wednesday to be luncheon guests of Mrs. H. G. Bedell and Mr.

Frank Forrester, eo-leadcrs. PsIc-Clifton, N. J. Florida Visitors In Brookdale Mr. and Mr.

George Koeber, In Florida (or the past two year, have rejurned (or a (ummer visit with their daughter and on-in-law, Mr. and Mr. Milton I. Ayers, Wert Passaic Avenue. Alan.

12-year-old son of Mr. and Mr. Charle Spar, 57 North End Terrace, wa confirmed last week at St Thoma the Apostle Church. Later a buffet (upper was held at their home for 18 friend from Orange and Wood-haven, L.I. Mr.

and Mr. George Jehlen and daughter, Deborah, are now living in the Forest Hill Manor A chicken dinner will be served by the Woman' Club of the Brookdale Reformed Church in parish house from 5 to 7 p. m. GET J2J TO JO0 FWS HI DIGUf I. NATION-WIDI CilOlT.

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MOMtt Employed people, married, (in(te, welcome. 4. IINOU-VIIIT LOAN. Phone Art. Phone, write, or come in to ftsamaf today Nutley School -Mothers Elect Mr.

Ann Greenberg ha been re-elected chairman of the classroom mother at Lincoln School. Other chosen were Mr. Betty Dranow, vice-chairman, and Mr Mary Anderion, secretary. The Holy Family PTA will elect officer tomorrow night in the school. Mmes.

Mary Cullarl. Elizabeth Bond, Rita Lardier and Thomas Giangerelli are on the nominating committee. Mr. Robert J. Hinke, of Walnut Street, is a patient in Clara Maas Memorial Hospital, Newark.

Mrs. Hinke is a member of the Nutley Symphony Society. throughout the S. During the developmental stages a national committee wa formed from prominent people in all works of life to act as an advisory board. THE OPTIMIST Club of Bloomfield introduced Youth Week five year ago as a project of- their boy work program.

The venture initial success was due to the fine support of the other service clubs, school. I churches, youth organization and. youth serving agencies. After the first year, the chair-' man of boy wo-k committee of, the four service cluba. KiwanU.I Lions, Optimist and Rotary, agreed to undcrwiite and sponsor the activity.

These aame clubs kk selected two members to serve annually on an executive committee for Youth Week. This group is responsible I for the general organization plans. Thu year mark the fourth that Youth Week ha been jointly spon-aored by all the service cluba. Ynur lorat Krrsld-Nrw Wint Ait Station save Vnu time, trouble If vnu live in RuUierford, place llrral'l-Newa Want Ads at M. airmans, Park Avenue.

CEneva I-9SSO Adv, will take the gavel from Mayor Donald It. Scott at 8.30 and eight ward representativta will replace the eouncilmen. There will be four ward Instead of the customary three. The fourth ward provide representation for student living out of town. Nancy Reese and Frank Mercurl will fill the First Ward council seats; Joan Bennetto and Robert Merrclf, Second Ward; Carmel Russomano and Judy Third Ward; and Trudy Mabee and Gedney McCormick, Fourth Ward.

Approximately 50 teen-ager participated In the Youjh Week program. Last Thursday took the day off from school and worked with the department head they 'had been chosen to represent. Listening to ome of the town employe tell it, they enjoyed the day aa much a the atudents. YOUTH WEEK atarted about 28 year, ago when a Rotary Club in New York City set one week aside to extoll the accomplishment of boy In vanou field of work. Since then, the thought haa apread to almost 2.000 communitlea Sras the "Show of Show" and Sid Cea-aar and Imogens Coca.

LAST SUMMER ahe toured the country with an act that took in auch popular entertainment apot aa the El Rancho Hotel in Las Vega and ths Coconut Grovt in California. During her career she worked with auch well-known a. Billy Daniel, Vic Damone and Milton Berle. Judy, a many other television people, la looking forward to the first full color TV program schedule, which itart in September. One thing i almost certain.

Judy Johnutn, with her striking red hair and dark brown eyes, will be one of your favorites. BLOOMFIELD youth will wind up a week of activities tonight with Town Council meeting of their own. Jon Hilson, Youth Week mayor, ot Ker ttwlkmi riiicIi Dr. boll tiup-pAU 1) HpAAriil? oinfA piiv fuJ that (net trm, lift pramum, (2) Privwiti mm, pom Inca, (3) Itcwnm cam om of th U4m worn know. Ui I bo today.

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191, 126 Open A No Red Tape Levy Brother! Charge Account By Gordon Frank IF THE PRETTY girl vocalist on the Fred Allen television how last Tuesday night looked familiar enough to resemble a Nutley neighbor, youre right. She's musical comedy and TV tar, Judy John- 1 ton, who lives at 82 Centre Street. Judy, Bob Car-roll and the Skylark sing the songs that make one of the con- teitant on the "Judge for Yourself show $1,000 richer at the end of the program. Television- audiencea will remember her as the featured song-stress for three year with the Show of Show. There he often sang in duet with Bill Hsyes, now of "Romeo nd Juliet fame.

Only two week ago, Judy re visited her old friends. Cesser and a guest star. SHOW BUSINESS can probably thank Margaret Sheehan, a Belleville danci.ig instructor, for starting eight-year-old Betty Bon-ney (Judy real name) on her way. Bom In Norfolk, she moved with her family to Nutley for two yean in the late 1930'a. It waa just long enough to give Betty the down-beat on a few tap dancing routines.

Back in Norfolk, little Mis Bonney added singing to her accomplishments and picked up a local radio show. At the age of 11, she made her debut as a band singer. IN 1941 a name band came her way and she signed with Les Brown. Three year later though, Betty Bonney called it quit! and at 18 went to New York to atudy musical comedy with Mary Martins teacher. Between studies she made USO tours and filled in with club dates at the Copacabana and the Little Club, both in New York.

She recorded a popular ditty back in 1948 with her old boss. Les Brown that was a top seller, "Joltin Joe Di A break came in 1949 when Betty Bonney played Nanette Fa-breys mama role in the road version of "High Button Shoes. The future darkened rather abruptly though when the show closed a year and one-half later. She admits it was with the greatest reluctance thafshe signed as the vocalist for Sammy Kaye. "You never can tell about these things, though," she quipped.

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