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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
8
Hillside High's Comets finish regular season 14 7 by defeating Kearny 49 35. Mike Studney sparked a seven point run in the first period as the Comets led every quarter. Domerstad led Kearny with 10 as Studney totaled 7.
The league standings show Braves 47 and 22, Pirates 36 33, Reds 36 33, Giants 32 37, Cubs 32 37 with mixed game results. Yankees top high team series with 2832. Phillies lead high team game at 1003. Sol Hersch and Art Hirschman win high indviduals in series and game respectively.
Two Pabst seglers from Irvington win the doubles in the Union County Bowling Tournament at Fun Fair Bowl. John Radzinski of Hillside and Jim Manning of Newark posted a high gross double score of 1434 pins, and placed fifth in net total with 1221 pins. Both are drivers for Pabst Brewing Company.
A consecration ceremony for the Aleph class of the Conservative Congregation of Hillside will be held during Friday services March 2 at 8 30 p m in the temple sanctuary. Consecrants include Steven Balot Susan Bergman Toby Bertiger Stuart Cohen Nancy Dembling Howard Feldmesser Robert Gilbert Neil Goldberg Joel Jacobs Craig Manders Robert Peyser Arthur Smith Paul Speesler Ross Stein Susan Stein Edmund Topilow Robert Weisbrot Barry Zisman Rabbi H Beryl Lasker will conduct the services assisted by Cantor Bernard Saitz. Friends and relatives are welcome to join and participate in the Oneg Shabbat afterward.
The Hillside Ambulance Squad marks ten years of service with an Open House on March 11 from 12 noon to 4 pm to show Hillside residents the medical services and equipment available. Squad members will demonstrate first aid techniques. refreshments will be served. A separate dinner dance for squad members and guests is set for March 10 at Club Diana in Union with invited officials and council leaders.
The Newark League and Denver Home affiliates schedule meetings the week of March 5. Activities include Husbands Night plans for March 26 at Irvington YM YWHA and donor luncheon reservations for March 31 at Bow and Arrow West Orange, with Kiken addressing Paterson and Short Hills chapters.
Hillside photographers sign an agreement to charge a minimum of five dollars for all photographs taken for publication. They cite costs of materials and time, set a half hour limit, and note several newspapers drop credit lines. Miss Lois Jacobson of Zimmerman Photo Supply declined to join if out of town purchases by officials continued.
Mancuso, chairman of local Brotherhood Week, urged everyone to practice brotherhood year round, presenting literature prepared by Naz and Jews. Honorary Chairman was President Kennedy and National Chairman Lee H. Bristol of Bristol-Myers Co, with Mayor Birnbaum shown.
A joint installation of the Sisterhood and the Men’s Club is planned after a brief meeting at 910 Salem Ave on Monday March 5 at 8 30 p m. Installing officer will be Norman Girkin. Officers for the Sisterhood include Louis Lehman and Morris Tepper among others. Men’s Club officers include Albert Goldberg Franklin Feltman Milton Kessler and board trustees list follows. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
Hillside Lions Club outlines 50th township anniversary and state 300th in 1964. Miss Jean Rae Turner reports at Town Leys Restaurant with Police Commissioner Aylesch and Mayor Birnbaum appointed as chairs. Society events include history mobile, monthly activities, and a Watchtower convention with Joseph Saja keynote on who will rule the world.
The first 1962 Bible convention for Jehovah's Witnesses in New Jersey Circuit No 5 is set for March 1918 at Plainfield High School 119 West Ninth St. Paul Hoppe supervising minister of the Hillside Union Bible Study Group announced the event with Watchtower Bible and Tract Society New York as sponsor. The gathering aims to expand Bible education and increase praise to Jehovah through an educational program of Bible talks and playlets.
Leaflets about Hillside Township organization and Board of Education operations, prepared by Hillside National Bank, were mailed to each member of the Rev. Thomas F Canty Council 3197 K of C. The council asked for them due to many inquiries about local government and school system structure.
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