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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1962
Page
6
Part time office work in Hillside WA 34190 for a middle aged applicant. Fri 12 noon to 4 pm. Includes art instruction beginning a youth group and children's group. Evenings and afternoons. Include pen and pastel skills. Aug 23 to tf.
An advertisement seeks part time income by refilling and collecting money from high quality coin operated dispensers in the area. Requires car references and 600 to 1900 dollars cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can yield strong monthly income. For interview send P O Box 4185 Pittsburgh Pa and include phone number. Electric output by Public Service Electric and Gas for week ending August 16 1962 totaled 287 544 300 kilowatt hours versus 286 310 300 a year earlier, up 1 234 000 or 4 percent.
Editor urges formation of a Hillside Township historical society after years of inaction. The call notes many local historians have left, and the township’s history remains uncollected as the community nears its 50th milestone.
The corner of Bloy Street and Rutgers Avenue hosts Mass times for Sundays at 7 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. with a children’s school at 8:30 a.m. Daily masses run 7 and 7:39 a.m. on Monday in the Convent, 8:30 a.m. Holy Days of Obligation are 5 7 8 9 and 10 a.m. Rev Daniel Curtin pastor with assistants Rev Richard A Greene and Rev John Tykes.
A scanned notice lists several religious congregations in Newark with service times prayers and programs. It names Ukrainian Catholic church on Liberty and Bloy streets led by Myron Sozanski, Salem Coe avenues church led by David A Ramsey, and other parishes with Sunday schools worship hours youth activities choir rehearsals and weekly meetings. The document preserves a snapshot of community faith life and upcoming class and event details.
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church in Newark lists activities including a Young Adult Breakfast Group at 9 a.m. Graded Church School and Adult Bible Class begin at 9:30 a.m. and Worship with sermon is at 10:45 a.m. led by Pastor Donald Tyler Crispin.
The text cites Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures asserting that under God's governance man knows all things are possible and that healing comes through the science of divine Mind as taught and demonstrated by Jesus.
At 1531 Maple Ave the weekly service times list Morning services at 8:00 Sunday and 6:45 Monday through Friday, 8:45 Saturday. Afternoon services run 7:30 Sunday through Thursday, 7:20 Friday, 7:10 Saturday. Evening services are 8:05 Sunday through Thursday, with Sabbath welcoming after the afternoon service Friday and Saturday.
Aquatic show at Olympic Park pool marks graduation of hundreds of children in the Newark Red Cross and Irvington Maplewood program. Many will qualify as lifeguards and instructors as the season ends Labor Day. Next Wednesday 10 cent day offers reduced admission and rides. Headliners include Les Ortols and Lena and her Pals with a North Bergen act by Harry and Harriet King.
Temple Beth El at 1271 Clinton Place hosts Sabbath Eve Services Friday August 24 at 8 00 p m in an air conditioned chapel. Rabbi Milron Gerald Miller continues his series on American Founding Fathers and their views on church and state. Information on Temple School and membership available by calling Elizabeth 5 9759.
Roger A. Garodnick of 32 Bailey Ave and Peter J. Tutulis of 121 North Ave Hillside were admitted to Rutgers School of Law. Garodnick is a RPI graduate, Tutulis earned his degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Admissions director Robert P. Bianno announced the action.
Herbert William Fischman of Hillside New Jersey was awarded a Bachelor of Laws by the University of Virginia in Cabell Hall. Chancellor Dr Joseph L Vaughan conferred the degree at the Summer session final exercises.
A four week engagement of the musical Bye Bye Birdie plays at Paper Mill Playhouse from September 10 to October 6. The show, famed for its rock and roll satire, follows a teen idol and his manager in a playful critique of media and family life with potential star names reportedly negotiating to join. A separate estate notice lists creditors for Julia S. Ryerson, with a July 1962 probate order in New Brunswick NJ and a claim deadline set to the date of order issuance.
The Hillside Times corrects a past caption mislabeling Boccte players as The Baker Street Boys. The players are properly identified as Italian American 1 winners, restoring accurate attribution and team naming.
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