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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1975
Page
4
Sinai Newsletter notes Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis will address the Hillside community at Sinai on January 4. She previously spoke to a West Palm Beach synagogue crowd of about 1000 on November 30, with tickets at five dollars. The writers praise her engaging delivery and encourage attendance.
In a Hadassah Hillside chapter appeal a member cites Zionism across Jewish history from ancient exile and temple rebuilding to wartime army service and the Holocaust. The note urges American Jewish support and invites dues for the world’s largest Zionist women’s organization.
Messages of support pour in for Sylvia and Sam Breitowich as friends and customers at Sam's Meat Market convey warm get well wishes and appreciation for the store and community.
A correspondent denies urging a free lunch and states they asked the Board of Education for senior citizens to have lunch in the high school cafeteria on St. Valentine’s Day for a $1 price, as in prior years. The letter emphasizes prior practice and seeks correction of misquotation.
North Elizabeth Dateboo lists events starting Christmas Eve at Westminster Church North and Salem Avenues with a service at 11 p.m. A basketball tournament at Jefferson High School Lower Gym runs Dec 26 7 p.m. Consolation game Dec 29 7 p.m. Finals Dec 29 8 p.m. A New Year party for seniors at Temple Beth El 1374 North Ave on Dec 29 11 a.m.
Judge Allan L Tumarkin parcels fines to multiple offenders in Rahway Union and Essex County for driving without license no tail light no insurance and other violations. Notable penalties include Krenicki 125 dollars six months revocation for impaired driving and Williams 60 dollars six months revocation for no insurance. Several defendants faced fines for unregistered vehicles careless driving or attempted break and entry with various pending grand jury actions.
Hillside High’s fall athletes receive recognition from Union County sports circles. Russ Ehrenfeld and Ray Stokes earned top honors for the Comets in football. Ehrenfeld made first team All Watching Conference National Division and third team All Union County. Stokes, a 1,000 yard quarterback, landed second team All Watching Conference National Division and All Union County third team, plus All State third team for Group II and a state coaches association honor. Leo Chadwick, overlooked by electors, led with 27 receptions for 468 yards and 42 points but received only a Division nod. Judy Caswell was named to the All State girls soccer team, leading the Comnettes with six goals.
A Hillside social schedule highlights a hospital bingo party for seventy patients plus in room care and a Hannukah Christmas gathering at Elizabeth Town and Country Club. Mrs. Joseph Pate will present slides on Revolutionary era sites while Crescent area groups plan fund drives and charity can collections for veterans hospitals and other agencies. Local residents pursue higher study and military service news includes two Hillside graduates entering Lincoln Technical Institute and Private James Copeland joining the 1st Infantry Division. A New Year coffee for Turnpike travelers and a Theatre performances move readers to start 1976 with community events.
Sinai Sisterhood meeting moved due to bad weather from last Monday to Monday December 29 at 8 p.m. at the usual location, Sinai. Members are advised to attend and note the date change for the community group gathering.
Last Thursday night vandals threw pickle jars through windows at multiple homes, including Margaret O Niel and Rae Rossi, with windows and doors damaged around 9 to 11 p m. Friday police reported Lyons Den on Long Ave entered with cash and cigarettes stolen and Budweiser cases taken. A Mayfair Liquors entry was attempted on North Broad Street. A Cooper Alley break in yielded an IBM typewriter and four calculators missing. Nellie Graham reported her 1970 Pontiac stolen from Leslie Street and later recovered in Newark. The zodiac signs appear in the public notice portion of the column.
Forecast covers December 28 to January. It warns of tempting romance patterns and warns jealousy and envy in the chart. It notes legal documents may play a role, urges prioritizing tasks, avoiding forcing yourself on others, meeting someone productive this week, and warns of misfortune focusing on self pity and confusion.
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