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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
7
A girls twirling club for ages nine to twelve began April 7 under Community Center Director Dave Klurman. It has grown to 35 members with high school girls teaching twirling and drum majoring. meetings are Wednesdays 3 30 to 5 at the Community Center Hillside Ave.
The week starting May 9 lists morning services at Sinai Torath Chaim 8 AM Sundays to Fridays 6 45 AM Saturdays 8 45 AM with afternoon services 7 50 PM daily and evening services 8 20 PM Sunday through Thursday. Hebrew School meets Sunday 9 AM to 10 PM and Mon-Thurs 3 30 to 5 15 PM. Kasoff Youth Lounge Saturday 11 AM to 12 noon. Hebrew School children’s services directed by Rabbi Max Berkowitz at 11 AM Saturday. Shomrei Torah led by Rabbi Dr H Beryl Lasker Cantor Bernard Saitz with Sunday 9 30 AM breakfast, weekday 7 30 AM, Friday 8 30 PM, Saturday 9 30 AM services. Hebrew School Mon-Thu 3 30-5 30 PM and Sunday 9 30 AM-12 15 PM. Junior Congregation Saturday 10 AM. Torah portion Ahare Kedoshim. haf torah Amos 9:17-15. Bar Mitzvah Jeffrey Blum.
Louis T. German an associate professor of business administration at Rutgers University will receive the Alumni Association Recognition Award for exceptional achievement in business and service to the university. A longtime alumnus and former president of the Alumni Association he helped guide minority businessmen in the Newark area through MESBIC and the School of Business Minority Program. The award will be presented at the alumni dinner dance May 8 at Shackamaxon Country Club Scotch Plains.
The Essex County Council Jewish War Veterans of the United States will hold its Annual County Convention on May 12 1971 at the Service Mews Club House Irvington. Chapters include Newark Post 34 Hillside Post 78 North Essex Post 146 Bloomfield Elm Unget Post 273 Newark Cpl Lows 8 Ferdinand Post 309 Irvington Union and Livingston Post 740. Awards and elections will be held including new Commanders and fellow honors along with several auxiliary activities.
The Rev Myron Sozanski led the wedding of Barbara Mazurkewicz and Gerald Cohen at St John s Ukrainian Catholic Church in Newark. Sozanski aims to build a new 500000 church for Ukrainians around Washington DC, with Hillside roots and parishioner support from Harvey Goldberg and others in nearby towns. Birth notices: Joanne Lisa Goldberg born April 13 at St Barnabas Hospital Livingston. Gregory William Easterday born April 24 at St Barnabas Hospital Livingston.
Joel H. Kaufman son of Mr and Mrs Harry Kaufman of 231 Winans Ave earned cum laude honors at Penn State University University Park on March 27 He plans to pursue a master's degree and received a sociology fellowship at Buffalo University in September A Hillside High School graduate and former student council president he also earned a B nai B rith Citizenship Award and co captained the wrestling team
Jeanette Chambliss of Hillside attended a two day management by objectives course for women held at West Point New York. The program was run by the Business and Professional Women’s Foundation with Thomas Connellan and B Susan Bishop assisting. Highlights included a Cadet corps parade and a tour of West Point.
Debbie Ann Bell a 20 year old soprano from Surrey Road keeps busy by performing Broadway tunes and opera solos at three supper clubs each week. She appears at Bianchi and Margherita in New York City Villa Diablo in West Orange and from May 8 the Blue Coach Room at the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge in Newark. She notes audiences range from 18 to 70 and the varied program appeals to all. Guest stars join her who have appeared in concert operas and musicals.
A dated notice from April 23, 1971 by Chamberlin Hobbie attorneys at 201 Hillside Ave Hillside New Jersey 07205 records fees of six dollars and twenty cents. The document appears in the Hillside Times editions of April 29 and May 6, 1971.
Ruth Gitlin runs unopposed for vice president of the Junior Class at American International College Springfield. Omega Chi Epsilon names Philip Weinberg to the national chemical engineering honor society at Newark College of Engineering. Bonnie Kirsch qualifies for Hofstra Dean's List. Linda Spivack gains acceptance to University of Bridgeport for Fall 1971 journalism BA. Michael Levine a Stevens freshman and Stevens Dramatic Society member. play Room Service featured with Sasha Smirnoff in a Russian waiter role.
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