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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1966
Page
8
The Calvin Coolidge School basketball team earned top honors in a recent competition. Positive coverage highlights the players and coaches as they celebrate the victory and school pride.
Hillside High School launches its varsity tennis program under coach Michael Leta. Twenty eight boys tried out, fourteen made the squad, seven varsity players include Elliot Manders and three juniors Stuart Gelber Larry Panther Zygi Wilf. Panthers Wilf and Panther earned the team its first win last year in a debut doubles match against Roselle Park.
Quote from Old Wimmer notes the distinction between backing a principle and defending personal prejudice, urging reflection on motive and outcome in confrontations.
The Rev. Clement Okay, Coordinating Dean, announced that ninety four Union County students earned Dean's List honors at Seton Hall University for a 3.0 GPA or higher. Hillside residents named include William Foley, Norman Hymowitz, Charles Comiskey, and Allan Silver with listed addresses.
An open installation of the Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America occurred at Elizabeth Masonic Temple last Saturday. Mrs. Edwin Phillips 334 Harvard Avenue was installed as High Priestess of Sadik Court 18. The Field Music Unit of Salaam Temple Livingston and the Sadik Court Band served as Honor Guards. Mrs. Gorman Fischer North Broad Street became Recorder of Sadik Court 18. The Shrine ladies support crippled children via hospital tours and gifts and aid the Burns Institute with medical needs across fifty states.
The second annual interclub gathering brings Hillside Kiwanis and Rotary clubs Hillside Lions Club and Hillside Junior Chamber of Commerce together at 6 15 p m May 18 at College Inn. Arthur Ferguson heads arrangements.
The Sisterhood of Temple B notai Abraham hosts a Diamond Jubilee Year program titled Jewelry Diamonds and Fashions. Ted Lowry, designer from South Orange, headlines with jewelry appraisal and redesign ideas. Desserts provided. service for attendees offered.
Four Hillside residents join Newark State University athletic teams for the 1966 season. Freshman Sheldon Brooks plays baseball infield, junior Jack Dorn competes in tennis, sophomore Sheldon Jaffee and freshman Alyiy Silbereich are on the golf squad. All four reenrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences in Newark, with Brooks majoring in mathematics, Dorn in pre-med, Jaffee in economics, and Silbereich in pre-medical studies.
Rev Donald Tyler Crispin of Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian Church will preach on Faith and the Death of God Theology this Sunday. The sermon addresses whether Christian atheism undermines Christianity and how recent TIME LOOK and Presbyterian Life discussions relate to the issue.
The Sis terhood of Temple Shomrei Torah meets Monday April 18 at 8 30 p.m. at 910 Salem Ave. The Young Judean Dance Group will demonstrate Israeli dances in honor of Israel Independence Day. Refreshments follow. Chairmen are Mrs Leon Goldman and Mrs Herbert Blum.
Rising traffic costs push insurance premiums upward across New Jersey. Two insurers raise rates effective April 12 on renewed policies, averaging changes by area. Hillside sees Mobility premium up 14 dollars for 10 000/20 000 Bodily Injury and 5 000 property damage, plus 1 dollar more for comprehensive and 13.25 for 50 deductible collision.
Five leading Metropolitan Life representatives from Hillside are invited to a five day business conference with President Gilbert W. Fitzhugh and other Met Life officers at the San Jeronimo Hilton Hotel in San Juan Puerto Rico from April 17 to 21. Last year each ranked among the top 450 life insurance producers with over one million dollars in personal life insurance placed. The attendees include Salvatore M. Scridato and Peter J. Meechan from Warren Township Plainfield. Max I. Gulkin Hillside. Harry Feldman and Charles Rausch Hillside, all connected to Met Life Essex Newark or Hillside offices.
The marriage of Miss Sheila Doreen Cooper and Mr Peter A Patala Sr took place on Sunday March 27 at Bow and Arrow Manor East Orange with Rabbi Lester Roubey officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Cooper and the groom son of Mr Peter A Patala Sr and Mrs Donald Palmer.
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