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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
8
Rabbi Eli Carlebach offers a New Year reflection on 5736 as creation renewed yearly, noting the Bal Shem Tov’s view that each year changes for the better. He urges ethical and religious growth alongside technological advancement, urging humanity to elevate morals as science progresses.
The Hillside High School lunch menu lists daily hot and cold options for the week, including beef ravioli, tomato soup, tuna fish salad, and Bologna sandwiches with milk. Additional items cover fruits, vegetables, and sides. Nearby events include Turning Point Children’s Home program notes and Hadassah chapter opening with Temple Shomrei Torah involvement.
Eileen Kominsky, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold J Kominsky of 31 Warwick Road, has completed the first year of the RPI Albany Medical College Six Year Biomedical Program and begins her second year at Rensselaer. The program combines RPI and Albany Medical College to award BS and MD degrees in six years. Admission targets high achieving secondary seniors.
Brand new grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schwartz of Hillside. Baby Elisa Karen was born August 23 in St. Bar nabas Hospital to their son David and his wife the former Gail Stal of Elizabeth. The new mother is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stal of Philadelphia. Great grandparents are Reverend and Mrs. Morris Feder of Elizabeth and Mrs. Regina Weiss of the Bronx. The new dad is an auditor for the Federal Energy Commission.
The Pingry School began its 115th year of instruction today for the 1975-76 term. Opening enrollment totals 905 students with 645 on the Hillside campus and 260 on Short Hills. The student body includes 240 girls, up 50 from last year, and marks the second year since 1861 that Pingry has admitted girls.
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