Comet Baseball Loses 4 3 to Scotch Plains Raiders
In a 4 3 decision, Russell Anthony pitched well for the Comets but Scotch Plains tops the Comets. Anthony fanned 11 and allowed five hits as Scotch Plains built a 3 0 lead in the first inning.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
8
In a 4 3 decision, Russell Anthony pitched well for the Comets but Scotch Plains tops the Comets. Anthony fanned 11 and allowed five hits as Scotch Plains built a 3 0 lead in the first inning.
In heavy rain and muddy infields Springs field hosts Springfield as Hillside Comets edge the Bulldogs 56 to 56? No, Comets score 6 points in muddy debut led by Joe Hill with two firsts and a second. Frank Wasilak adds a 220 win and two seconds.
Announcement from St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth reports the birth of a son on April 4 to James and Geraldine Nick Ferone of 525 Harvard Wes. The family welcomes the new arrival and extends thanks to hospital staff for care.
The township rejected the earlier calendar, bids will be readvertised, and fuel oil bids are held for tabulation. A Public Works garage sale is authorized to aid a Hillside Ave consolidation if feasible. An $8,200 purchasing/validating machine is authorized on first reading with a May 4 public hearing for traffic and parking amendments.
Diane Hershkowitz is named SGA President with Joel Kaufman as Vice President and Karen Hyra as Secretary. The SGA will organize a cabinet to aid the President and oversee school functions sports and clubs. Senior play honors add to senior privileges like preferential parking. Computing machines donated by Bristol-Myers will streamline records and teaching activities. Colleen Huppert named Head Drum Majorette and Student Director of the marching band for 1965 66.
Diamond, a Newark attorney and Hillside native, is a Hillside High School graduate who earned degrees from Franklin and Marshall and Rutgers Law. He has led Hillside Lodge 1514 B'nai B'rith, chaired the United Jewish Appeal Drive, and served as Police Commissioner and Rent Control Board member. He is a trustee of Unity County Psychiatric Clinic and has received multiple honors including the American Juris Prudence Award in 1955. He and his wife Arlene Cohen have three children Vivian 9, David 7, and Richard 4.
Hillside residents are invited to a Come and See rally at the new YMHA building on Queen Lane Union next Sunday April 25 at 4 30 p.m. Officials include Birnbaum and Stein co chairs of the Hillside Building Fund. Mayor Robert Diamond will attend along with local leaders, a welcoming committee, door prizes, tours of nursery playschool and facilities, and a program of refreshments and community activities.
The Hillside Industrial Association hosts its annual Ladies Night on Thursday April 22 at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth. Guest of the evening is Celeste Holm the renowned stage screen TV and radio star.
Mayor Robert Diamond proclaimed the week of April 25 as Little League Week urging support. Opening day ceremonies are set for Saturday May 1 at 10 AM at Gard Avenue Stadium. He also urged contributions to the Tag Day for Little League on Saturday May 8.
Deborah Tag Drive Hillside Tag Week runs April 26 to May 1. Estelle Forman of 1510 North Broad St. chairs the door to door solicitation. Funds go to the Deborah Hospital, a chest disease hospital offering free non sectarian care for heart, lung cancer and tuberculosis. Subypta Chapter also sponsors 4) and aids hospital patients ordered from Union and Essex Counties.
A local column questions why residents avoid discussing a sensitive topic. The piece notes the community’s unease, the influence of tradition, and calls for open dialogue to address underlying concerns without causing offense.
CD To Meet On Shelters Mark Jannelli announces a general public meeting for Hillside on Wednesday April 28 at 8 P.M. in the Municipal Building conference room to inform residents about the government's fallout shelter plan. Mayor Robert Diamond will welcome the attendees. The Hillside Camera Club hosts a photo competition on Monday April 26 judged by Mrs. Emily Wing.
Revised calendar shows Walter Howell and Peter G Humanik abstaining Beattie opposed the original motion and a motion to name Hillside State Bank depository for the Summer Payment Account resignations of three teachers were received with regret New teachers Sharon Roberts Nina Kylpinsky Maxine Galanty appointed at 5300 salaries NDEA funds totaling 3383 01 approved for reading and social studies materials approvals for various May dates and school projects
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