New Veteran Service To Aid Bereaved
Martin Kaufman of Hillside. Commander of Newark Elin-Unger Post 273 Jewish War Veterans announces a Post service to help bereaved families obtain US government headstones or markers for deceased veterans. Applicants must be close relatives or someone who will erect the stone contact details provided.
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Martin Kaufman
Hillside
Elin-Unger
Newark
United States
Armed Forces
Confederate States of America
Nish
Elin-Unger Post
Compton Terrace Hillside
Economy affects education in Union County colleges
Union College official Fred Lang says the rising costs and weak job market reshape higher education in Union County. Inquiries to the College Information Center on Wheels show more interest in graduate programs, transferring between colleges, and two-year community colleges due to tuition and living costs.
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Union County
Fred Lang
Union College
College Information Center On
Lang
College Information Center
Cranford Adult School Sets Fall Site and Schedule
The Cranford Adult School will start its fall semester on Tuesday October 5 with ten weekly Tuesday evenings through December 7. Registration options include in person September 30 and October 4, or mail through September 29. A mailed brochure will describe courses instructors and fees. New courses cover ecology credit and law for laymen and boating safety advice from Liberty Mutual urging proper safety equipment.
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Cranford Adult School
J. B. Warrington, Jr
Warrington
Cranford High School
Cranford
Houses Of Worship in Hillside Area Churches Directory
Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Church led by Rev Thaddeus Krawchuk offers Masses Sundays 8:30 and 9:45 with confessions Saturdays 5 30 and catechism Saturdays 1 pm Prayer services midweek. Christ the King Catholic Church lists multiple Mass times and confessional hours under pastors Curtin Tykus Smalley. Faith Assembly of God at 383 Yale Ave Hillside led by Rev Donald Carvell hosts Sunday School at 10 and Worship at 11 with midweek prayer. First Baptist Church at Hillside Ave and Harding Ter with services 11 am and 7 pm. Bethany Assembly of God at 211 Baltimore Ave led by Rev Daniel Summa offers Sunday school 10 and worship 11 am and 7 45 pm
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Christ the King Catholic Church
Bloy St
Rutgers Ave
Daniel A. Curtin
John F. Tykus
William R. Smalley
Immaculate Conception
Ukrainian Catholic Church
Liberty Ave
Thaddeus Krawchuk
Cssr
Faith Assembly OF God
Yale Avenue
Hillside
New Jersey
Donald B. Carvell
First Baptist Church
Hillside Ave
Harding Ter
J. Allen Nicholson
Bethany Assembly
GOD
Baltimore Ave
Daniel Summa
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Fairmount Ave
Elizabeth
Hillswe United Presbyterian Church
Salem and Coe Aves
Salem Ave
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Calvary Lutheran Church
Maple Ave
Clark St
C. Morgan Wagner
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Grumman Ave
Newark-Hillside
Local Churches Listing for Elizabeth and Newark Areas
A compact notices page lists churches with service times and locations in Elizabeth and nearby Newark area. From First Church of Christ Scientist to Temple Shomrei Torah, entries include Sunday services, Sunday School, and contact details or addresses. Names of churches and rabbis appear for Sinai Torath Chaim and Shomrei Torah.
Salaam Picnic Set Sunday at Mazdabrook Farms
Salaam Temple annual family picnic is held this Sunday August 15 at Mazdabrook Farms Parsippany. Frederick W Wingerter potentate and his Divan will host with Ed Wingert as chairman. The day features swimming games rides refreshments and prizes plus Salaam Temple clowns field music and string bands entertaining 1000 children from Homes and Centers and the Shriners.
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Salaam Temple
Mazdabrook Farms
Parsippany
Frederick W, Wingerter
Potentate
Ed Wingert
Howard Savings Institution names new comptroller
The Howard Savings Institution Board of Managers announced the election of Donald F. Warner as comptroller. He succeeds William Grimm, who remains as vice president. Warner previously worked for Hoffman La Roche in Nutley and Union Carbide in Buffalo and holds a Canisius College degree plus an MSN in Business Education and Administration from SUNY Buffalo.
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Howard Savings Institution
Donald F. Warner
William ©. Grimm
Grimm
Warner
Hoffman la Roche
Nutley
Union Carbide
Buffalo
New York
Canisius College
The
State University of New York
Freddie Roach Eat In program at Newark Museum
The Freddie Roach Eat In skits and songs on August 13 at 12:30 p.m. in the Garden of the Newark Museum feature about 20 youths from the Youth Opportunity Employment Service. They perform as Edu-tainers to teach nutrition with music and humor under AMP Workshops guidance. The group collaborates with Felix, a dance coordinator, and Venetta Williams, fashion and drama coordinator, while Black Rock 1984 assists in performances.
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Freddie Roach
Newark Museum
Washington Street
Youth Opportunity Employment Service
Roach
Newark
AMP Workshops
Felix
Venetta Williams
Health Fair Set Oct 17 Hillside plans first Health Fair
Hillside schedules its first Health Fair for Sunday October 17 1971 from 10 am to 5 pm at the Community Center 274 Hillside Avenue. Mayor's Health Fair Committee co chairs Dr Harvey Brooks D D S and Mr Martin Prince coordinate medical and health professionals with Board of Health and Hillside Jaycees sponsorship.
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Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Martin Prince
Harvey Brooks
Board of Health Cooperation and Assistance
Hillside Jaycee
Check Out Schools Before Enrolling
The piece warns graduates about fraudulent correspondence schools offering high pay and quick careers in fields like programming and nursing. It advises researching accreditation, comparing costs, reviewing contracts, and consulting employers and former students before enrolling. It also notes summer safety tips from Liberty Mutual.
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U.S
National Home Study Council
U.S. Office of Education
Eighteenth Street
Free noon talks at Newark Museum next week
Free noontime activities at the Garden of the Newark Museum include talks on small hive animals and a concert under the trees. August 17 features a keeper demonstration with snakes and turtles, August 18 a electricity demonstration, and August 19 a jazz performance. Admission is free. planetarium shows cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, with museum hours weekday noon to 5 pm and Sundays 1 to 5 pm.
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Newark Museum
Nature Counery
Wilkin Mayer
Alif Mal
Mr Mayer
Rost
Washington Street
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National State Bank Offise
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Tridix Tool & Machine CO
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Ave
Wilbur Ave
Mark Gibson
Congregation Sinai Torath Chaim
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Summit Ave
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James Mushon Ray Meshan
Jimmy
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Paine Ave
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Glass Service
Hillside Glass CO
Morris Avenue
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LIC
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Broad St
N.J
Ikesselman's
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Szarko
Beer Coolnuts
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Liberty Pizzeria
George Muller
Reinhard Printing CO
Monarch
Chrysler
Plymouth
Bos W. Lee
FRANKLIN AUTO /BODY
Chancellor Ave
Rade
Hillside Pork
Western Parkway
18Th Ave
Electro
Clemmers
Long Ave
Liberty Mitual Insurance Company
Hillside Elks
Calvin Coolidge School
Laurie Goldberg
Nancy Oris
Cindy Friedman
Helene Geminder
Annette Tremarco
Mariel Bataille
Henry Goliher
Walter Reutter
Hillside Elks Americanism Committee
Eleanor Dyjeczynski
Richard Tillou
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Ars
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State Farm Insurance Co
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