Hadassah Hadassah Awards At Spring Conference
Local Hadassah chapter Hillside wins a Special Certificate Award for Membership and the top Visual Aid Award at the Northern New Jersey Hadassah Spring Conference. Attending officers and members are listed with event dates and installation plans for May 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Hadassah
Hillside Hadassah
Herman Ades
Raymond Kobitz
Joseph Peyser
Samuel Miller
Irving Heir
Myrna Goldsmith
Municipal Court guilty pleas and fines in East Orange area
Joseph S. Edwards pled guilty to driving on revoked list with one day jail and $250 fine. Lawrence Dreher and James P. Cerbone each pled guilty to careless driving with $40 fines. Witchel Krupinski paid $30 for registration and contempt charges. Lehigh Valley Railroad case resulted in $300 fine for weeds and sparks. Laurence Zingale fined $15 for Garden State Parkway toll violation. Kotatis guilty of failing to obtain juke box license. Pagano brothers fined $585 each for falsifying motor vehicle registrations and missing names on commercial vehicles. Willie Bass and David Morrow paid $35 and $30 respectively for delinquent parking. Gennaro Messano was found not guilty on four obstructing sidewalk charges.
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Joseph S. Edwards
Beach St
East Orange
N.J
Lawrence Dreher
Cottage PL
Irvington
N. J
James P. Cerbone
Powell Pl
Iselin
N,j
Witchel Krupinski
Ave
Bayonne
Lows Ruprecht, Esq
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wees Laurence R. Zingale
Sandra Circle
Westfield
Union Plaza
Garden State Parkway
Peter Pagano
Lockwood Dr
Roselle
Sebastian Pagano
Harvard Ave
Hillside
Willie Bass
No. 13Th St
Newark
David Morrow
William St
Orange
Watchung Troops Host 38th Spring Horse Show
The Watchung Troops present the 38th annual spring horse show at Union County Watchung Stable Summit on May 21 to 23. Events begin 5:00 pm Friday 9:00 am Saturday and noon Sunday with inclusion for all Watchung Troop members.
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Watchung Troops
Union County Park Commissions
Watchung
Glenside Avenue
Summit
Hillside Lions Elect Ginsberg President for 1972
Hillside Lions Club names Max Ginsberg of Newark optician at 805 Pearl Street Elizabeth as president for 1972. He was elected May 13 at College Inn, with installation set for June 17. The club marks its 20th anniversary with a January 18, 1972 dinner dance at Chanticleer Millburn.
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Hillside Lions Club
Max Ginsberg
Newark
Pearl Street
Elizabeth
Ginsberg
College Inn
Chanticleer
Millburn
Sam Leventer
Rabbi James B. Rosenberg to be ordained at HUC-JIR
James B. Rosenberg son of Mr and Mrs Benson Rosenberg of 157 Hartley Terrace Hillside New Jersey will be ordained a rabbi at the commencement exercises of the New York School of Hebrew Union College in New York His Columbia University BA 1966 included leadership roles and he earned multiple awards including the Stephen Wise Prize and Norman and Amelia Davis Prize He is married to Sandra Mattison and has served as student rabbi at Temple Beth Or of the Deaf in New York City
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James B. Rosenberg
Benson Rosenberg
Hartley Terrace
Hillside
New York School of Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
America
Seminary of Reform Judaism
Rosenberg
Columbia University
Citizenship Council
Social Centers Committee
Seixas-Memorah Society
College Institute
Sandra Mattison
Temple Beth El Celebrates 20th Anniversary Gala
Temple Beth El at 1374 North Avenue Elizabeth marks its 20th anniversary with a Gala Champagne Dance on Sunday May 28 in the Temple Social Hall. Dance Co Chairmen Marvin Trinker and spouse invite founding members to join the festivity. A special Sabbath service will be held Friday May 28 honoring Past Presidents with speeches on the temple's first 20 years and Beth El's future. An array of events is planned through the Pall to commemorate the milestone.
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Temple Beth el
North Avenue
Elizabeth
Temple
Marvin Trinker
Union
Jones Kahn
Rabbit Leonard
Beth el
Trachtenberg Named President Of Essex Men’s Club
Jerome L Trachtenberg of Hillside elected President of the Essex Men’s Club gift of Temple B’nai Abraham at a May 11 1971 meeting. He is a Newark public school teacher and junior college and Little League official. Also elected First View president Monroe Meiseles of Hillside.
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Jerome L. Trachtenberg
Winans Ave
Hillside
Temple B'nai Abraham
Essex County
Trachtenberg
Newark
Education Center For
Mr. Trachtenberg
National League
Hillside Little League
Montclair State College Alumni Association
Crestwood
Mt. Freedom
Gloria Topper
Linda
Montclair State College
Alan
Hillside High
Michael
Sevyfish
Hillside Avenue
George
First View
Monroe Meiseles
Leslie Street
Meiseles
Max Meiseles Co
New York
Ruth Schyowitz
Gary
Andrea
Buddy
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Isaac Mandelbaum
Belleview Terr
Sinai Congregation
Marple Ave
Hillside T
Jerome Maranz
Alan Englart
Kalman Gralfer
Harold Zonderman
Julius Sachs
Thomas Kotatis
Liberty Ave
Kane
Eee
Gennaro Messano
Tiny’s
Astro Cleaners Inc
Maple Ave
Williamso
Hillside Lions
Leventer
John Kulikowski
Irving Schimel
George F. Martin
William C. Stark
Fred Merkle
Arnold H. McClown
Abraham Mankowitz
G. Allen Schuhmann
Raymond Bulwin
August Paclercio
Paolercio
Ind and Light Conservation Committee
Lions
Hill
Union County Blind Association
Atlantic City
Martin
Las Vegas
Jaycees
Dexter Graef
Jaycee
Dominick Zema
Peggy Knipfelberg
Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority
Pat Casale
Democratic Club
Carmen Armenti
Italian American Club
Dick Tillou
Ruler Elks Club
Mr. Rosenberg
Louis T. German
Rutgers Graduate Business School
Rutgers School of Business Alumni Association
Robert A. Lockttr
Association
Scotch Plains
Sahare Helge
FORD
BUICK
P.S
P-B. Boorty
Chevrolet
Plaza E
Riviera
AIR Son
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Tractenberg
Essex
Rowand Gre
David Cong Desi
Alfred Schataberg
Repsuper
Milton Kriver
Keremliny Serretary
Martin Kalishinaiy
Ponding
Seerwigny
Marti Edelman
Ira Ehrenkranta
Raymond Polkman
Judah Gillet
Herman Gneenberg
John Jacobs
Michael Jarvis
Colchie School
Salem Ave
Oxll
Liberty Avenue
California
First New Jersey Bank
Morris Avenue
Unio
Wersey
New Providence
Chesil
Akron
Ottite
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