Comets Look Ahead To Coming Seasons
Hillside Comets finish 10- season with rally in Watchung Conference. Mike Drew led opening win versus Scotch Plains-Fanwood 54-41. Final 3 games included an overtime 52-50 win over Westfield and a 38-59 win over Berkeley Heights. Kramer led scoring and earned All-Tournament nod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Seligman
Hillside
Comets
Watchung
Scotch Plains-Fanwood
Mike Drew
Mike Kramer
Comet
Maroon and Gray
Springfield
Roselle
Scotch Plains - Fanwood
Rahway
Atkinson
Crawford
Clark
Westfield
Blue Devils
Kramer
St. Benedict’s
Berkeley Fleights
Plainfield
Maroon
Gigy
St. Mary’s
Elizbeth
Herkeley Heights
Last Side High School of
Newark
Hillside Leader Named Cochairman of ORT Ball
Mrs. Orrin Spielholz of 624 Purce Street was named co chairwoman for the ORT Ball set for March 26 at the Hotel Robert Treat Newark. The event, by 28 North Central Jersey ORT chapters, honors members for hours of work with dolls displays and itinerant costumes. Jay Sher Orchestra and Totie Fields will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Spielholz
Purce St
Cochairman
Robert Treat
Newark
North Central Jersey
Women's American Ort
Organization For Rehabilitation Through Training
Jay Sher
Totie Fields
Comedienne
Hillside Hi Lites at Hillside High School
Hillside High hosts a Hawaiian Luau sponsored by the Freshman Class led by Ronald Lehman with officers Victoria Beada Denise Rhodes and Robert St Lifer organizing. Decorations by Cheryl Trugman and refreshments by Donald Pastor accompany a band demo at elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Ronald Lehman
Victoria Beada
Denise Rhodes
Robert St. Lifer
Cheryl Trugman
Donald Pastor
Teresa Weinick
Edward Larson
Ilene Pappert
Hillside High School
Michael Buglio
Hillside
Buglio
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
College Board
Alan Eiser
Jerome Fand
Jeffry German
Sanford Greenberg
Man Bailed On Death Charge In Car Crash Case
Alvert Grundy, 60, of 954 Willan Street Elizabeth, was arrested at St Elizabeth Hospital on a death by automobile charge. He drove a car that collided with Amos Jackson, 60, of 50 Berwyn Street Orange on North Broad Street January 15. Terris Breedlove, 53, Newark, died January 15. Jackson died January 29 at the hospital. A preliminary hearing was waived before Magistrate Henry Goldner. Grundy was released on $1000 bail to await action by the Union County Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvert Grundy
Willan St
Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Grundy
Amos Jackson
Berwyn 5
Orange
N. Broad St
Hollywood Ave
Coe Ave
Terris Breedlove
Ridgewood Ave
Newark
Jackson
Henry Goldner
Union County Grand Jury
Hillside Sports Letter Recipients and Guest Speaker Event
Four Hillside students received sports letters for winter participation at The Pingry School. Recipients include Alan Gibby Richard Larkin Fred Starke and Ford Livengood. Temple Shomrei Torah hosts Youval Binur of the Israeli Army as guest speaker on Friday March eighth. Rabbi Lasker to introduce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Pingry School
Alan Gibby
Ogden Way
Richard Larkin
Windsor Way
Fred Starke
Nottingham Way
Ford Livengood
Bayer Terr
Imanager
Shomrei Torah
Youval Binur
Temple Shomrei Torah
H. Beryl Lasker
A.J.A. Sabbath
Jewish Spectator
Hillside Civil Defense train disaster radio operators sworn in
Hillside Civil Defense and Disaster Control communications division sworn in by Mayor Monroe Ackerman. The ceremony at the Municipal Building heard pledges to the U S and New Jersey constitutions. Operators trained to handle short wave radios and proper telephone procedures for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Civil Defense and Disaster Control
Monroe Ackerman
Les Klarfeld
Debbie Klarfeld
United States
New Jersey
Hillside
Union County
Westfield
Hillside Control Center
Hillside Civil Defense
Hillside JV Shows Progress With Narrow Losses
Hillside High junior varsity finished 3-18 but posted steady team progress this season under Coach Brehoney. Ian Bailey led scoring in several games, including 27 points against Scotch Plains Fanwood and a 69-45 win over Clark as the Comets challenged East Side and St. Marys in close losses and an overtime defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Friedman
Hillside High
Brehoney
Comets
Scotch Plains-Fanwood
Ian Bailey
Clark
Hillside
Cougars
Elliot Gaines
Steven Alibrando
Comet
East Side High
East Side
Bailey
Gaines
Berkeley Heights
St. Marys
St. Mary’s
Mrs Anna Csida Funeral Held In Newark Area
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Growney Funeral Home for Mrs Anna Csida 84 of Berkeley Heights after a short illness. Burial in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Born in Hungary she lived in Newark 20 years Hillside 40 and moved here three years ago. Surviving daughter Mrs Ann Blanchet son John C Point Pleasant Beach and siblings in Union East Orange and Miami. Also noted are elected officers Walter A Schorr Jr vice president of Prudence Elizabeth Federal Credit Union and Health Officer Charles F Dotto elected vice president of the Professional Health Officers Society of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Growney Funeral Home
N. Broad St
Anna Csida
Spring Ridge Drive
Berkeley Heights
Cranford Hall
Gate of Heaven
Hanover
Hungary
Newark
Hillside
Lorenz Csida
Ann Blanchet
John C
Point Pleasant Beach
Mary Gray
Union
Theresa Mayer
East Orange
Julia McDevitt
Miami
Raymond Estenes
Stephen Estenes
Hightstown
Mrs Jean Currie Currie Obituary
Mrs. Jean Currie, 4, of 469 Fay Ave Elizabeth formerly Hillside died March 7 at home. Born in Scotland she lived 4 years in the U S. Retired in 1957 after 10 years with Hillside Board of Education at Hillside and Calvin Coolidge Schools. Life member of the Order of the Eastern Star in Scotland widow of John Currie survived by one son John Currie Clark four grandchildren and one niece Miss Jean W Moorhouse of Elizabeth. Funeral from Mc Cracken Funeral Home Union burial Hollywood Memorial Park Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Nichol Currie
Fay Ave
Elizabeth
Hillside
Scotland
Hillside Board of Education
Hillside Age
Calvin Coolidge
Order of the Eastern Star
John, Currie
PTA Chooses New Officers for 1966 67
The Gehry Washington School PTA named officers for the 1966 67 year at a meeting. President is Mrs L T Gep man vice president Mrs L Bartlestein honorary vice president Mrs W Krauts clatt recording secretary Mrs 5S Marchione corresponding secretary Mrs Blum treasurer Mrs J Rab. Sisterhood Luncheon to discuss Dr Joachim Prinz book The Popes from the Ghe tio!
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehry Washington School Parent, Teachers Association
L.T. Gepman
Wil
L. Bartlestein
W. Krautsclatt
5S. Marchione
Cops
Blum
J. Rab
Sisterhood of Ten 3
Two men released on $1000 bail for Municipal Court appearance
Anthony Triano and Joseph Liquori were released on $1000 bail each for tonight’s Municipal Court appearance. Triano, 21, allegedly sold 14 barbiturate capsules to a youth who later was convicted of DUI. Liquori, 29, faces charges of breaking and entering a Florence Ave garage and larceny of plumbing fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Triano
Broadway
Joseph Liquori
Silver Ave
Triano
Robert J. de Prospo
Robert J. Mason
Liquori
James Silva
Florence Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
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Hillsider
Ball
Hoopers
Men's Progress Club
Philip Levin
Tal William Foster
Rutgers University
Wayne J. Brancom
Legin
Bailey Ave
Hillside Hi
Joanne Birnbalum
Lincoln Center
Museum of Modern Art
McCarter Theater
Princeton
Roselle Park
Girls Athletic Council
Jayne Hershkowitz
Diane Ziph
Hillsiders
SCSC
LBT
New Haven
Southern Connecticut State College
Gretchen Berting
Bauer Terrace
Iady
PRI
Maxon Pontiac, Inc
North Broad Street
N.J
Mrs. A. Csida
Walter A. Schorr Jr
Prudence Elizabeth Federal Credit Union
Charley Kelly's Inn
Charles F. Dotto
Professional Health Officers’ Society of
Mrs
Jean Currie
PTA
Phil’s
Spon Cer
Dairy Queen
Robert Catroney
Long Ave
Frank Freeman Agency
Rahway Ave
Pete Granatta
Stuyvesant Ave
AUS Shoe Store
Liberty Ave
ACME
Cony
Tse
Anor
Pacific Avenue
Atlantic City
Hillside State Bank
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