Hillside Churches and Temples Listed in August 1966
The Hillside New Jersey Times lists local houses of worship for August 1966. Catholic parishes include Christ the King on Bloy Street and Rutgers Avenue and St. Catherine’s on Broad and King Streets. Jewish, Ukrainian, and Protestant congregations detail service times, locations, and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Hillside N.J. Times
Houses of Worship
Christ the King Catholic Church
Bloy St
Rutgers Ave
Daniel Curtin
William R. Smalley
FAI
If Assembly OF God Church
Yale Avenue
Hillside
David R. Atherton
Christ Ambassador's
Bids For Hillside Commuter Facilities Under Aldene Plan
Bids were opened yesterday by the State Highway Department for railroad commuter facilities in Hillside as part of the Aldene Plan. The project includes a pedestrian underpass at Long Avenue and will reroute New Jersey Central passenger trains over the Lehigh Valley Railroad from Aldene onto the Cranford line hoping to revive service discontinued in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
State Highway Department
New Jersey Central Railroad
Long Ave
New
Jersey Central Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Aldene
Cranford
Schacht Official Named Regional HUD Administrator
Judah Gribetz 37 president of Schacht Steel Construction Co. in Hillside Ave since Jan 1 was appointed regional administrator of the New York Office of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The New York Office oversees HUD programs in New England and New York State. Gribetz, a Brooklyn native with degrees from Columbia and NYU Law, will lead during the company’s 20th anniversary year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah Gribetz
Schacht Steel Construction Co. Inc
Hillside Ave
New York
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Robert C. Weaver
New England
New York State
Gribetz
Brooklyn
Columbia
Steel Company
Hillside
Lawrence Schacht
New York City
God the invisible good dwell ing in eternal science
A fragment expresses a philosophical idea about the divine presence described as an unseen good residing within timeless knowledge. The line hints at a metaphysical notion of perfection guiding intellect beyond sensory experience.
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God
Camp Opens For Retarded Children In Union County
The Union County Unit of the New Jersey Association for Retarded Children will run the first residential camp for retarded children in Union County at Camp Endeavor Scotch Plains from August 28 to register by August 8. Directors Carol Price and Vic Lombardo bring trained experience. staff includes life guard doctor nurse and counselors. Activities cover swimming hiking crafts softball games and evening entertainments with trips for horseback riding boating and fishing.
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Union County
New Jersey Association For
Boule Yard
Kenilworth
Camp Endeavor
Scotch Plains
Carol J. Price
Vic Lombardo
New York
Schools In Session Abroad Drive Summer Aid
When U.S. schools close for the summer, overseas districts begin a new year. CARE contributions fund educational supplies for needy children from Latin America to Africa and Asia.
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U.S
New York
Africa
Asia
Post Office Seeks Youth Under Johnson Program
The U S Post Office invites students in need of financial aid to work in local offices under the Youth Opportunity Program. Jobs run for a year with up to 20 hours weekly in summer and 16 hours during the school year. Participants must be 16 to 22, perform satisfactorily in school, not be related to regular postal workers, and earn $2.37 per hour.
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U.S. Post Office
Johnson
Quote from Sir William Blackstone Cited On Innocence
A fragment quotes Sir William Blackstone saying it is better that ten guilty persons escape than one innocent suffer. The line reflects classic legal philosophy on justice and due process.
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Sir William Blackstone
Hillside Times issue details and pricing
Weekly Hillside Times published by Hill side Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey. August 4, 1966 issue Vol XLII No 46 lists annual subscription 3.50 single copy 10 cents and second class postage paid in Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
United States
Elizabeth
N.J
Revenge as a Form of Justice in Human Nature
A Bacon line suggests revenge reflects human nature and tests law’s ability to curb it. The quote argues law must weed out revenge as it grows with tendency toward vindictive outcomes.
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Francis Bacon
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ST. Catherine’s
Broad St. Cor
King
St. Thomas
Jewish Sinal Congregation
Maple Avenue
Eliezer Cohen
Immedi
Ately
Temple Beth EL
North Ave
Irwin Fishbein
Temple Shomrei Torah
Salem Ave
H. Beryl Lasker
Bernard Saitz
Newton Bergstein
Albert Goldberg
Joseph Lowinger
Steven Kelin
Mathew Speesler
Calvary Lutheran Church
Maple Ave
Clark St. Rey
C. Morgan Wagner
Farsonage
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth and Wilbur Avenues
Newark
Key
Donald Tyles Crispin
Episcopal Church OF ST. Mary Magdalene
Pomona Ave
Donald G. A. MacLeod
First Baptist Church
Harding Ter
Howard D. Kingsley
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Fairmount Ave
Morris Ave
Isaiah
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Art Rose
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St
Cor. Market Sti
Newark, N. J
Fereday
Smeyer Co, Inc
Elizabeth Nu
Reddy
Garvice Electric and Gas Company
DF J
Schacht
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Maple and
Kerr Aves
Edson
Leach
Mertz Ave
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Salem and
Coe Ave
Maine
Charles Fitz
Roland Bahnsen
A.m. Sr
Bethany Assembly OF God
Baltimore Ave
Rev. F. Merchant
Matthew Arnold
del. C.C.D
Allstate Fuel Co
the Hillside Times
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Avenue
Coe Avenue
Philip Weinick
Opiair
St Bod Twin
Frank Bodenchak
Newark Ave
Barry Biscuit
Nwk
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
Waverly
Chancellor Ave
Cor
Fabyan Place Waverly
N. J
Patricia Stein
Hillside Times
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