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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
6
Employment notice seeks women to service Avon customers 3 to 4 hours daily. Earn 30 to 50 dollars weekly. Merchandise sent prepaid and on credit. For a personal interview in your home call MI 2 5140.
Carpenter services by F Hintenberger list free estimates for various tasks. Welder with portable welder and steel fabrication offered. Ads urge placing a classified for quick cash for toys and furniture. Electrolux vacuum cleaner unused at 55 dollars and portable scenerg machine unused at 50 dollars. Calls provided for each item after 4 p.m.
Commercial storefront measure nine by ten feet? Clarify. Real estate listing says store for rent located at 1455 Liberty Ave with rear parking. Agent listed as Eli Lief, Realtor MA 6 2511. Date listed November 1216 not clear.
Stephen Mikolas 52 head teller at Hillside Office of the National State Bank died suddenly at home Monday. Interment was at Hollywood Memorial Park Union. Born in New ark he came to Hillside at 12 and later joined the Hillside National Bank, later merged with National State. He was a graduate of Hillside High School and Elizabeth Chapter American Institute of Banking. Survived by his mother Mrs Kristina Mikolas two sisters Miss Ron Mikolas heel Lee Farrell and a brother Paul, all of Hillside.
A dense OCR of Newark area worship sites lists churches and synagogues with pastors and service times. Entries include Ghrist the King Catholic Church Roy Darel Gurtin Smalley assistants, Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception, Hillside United Presbyterian Church, Calvary Lutheran, First Baptist, St Mary Magdalene Episcopal, Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God, Hillside Assembly, and Sinai Congregation with rabbi Elezer Cohen and Bar Mitzvah of Gary Alan Marx. Services span Holy Days, Masses, Sunday worship, Bible study, youth activities, and Hebrew school schedules.
Temple Shemirei Torah at 910 Salem Ave hosts a Friday night consecration service on February 26 at 8 30 PM. Rabbi Harry B Lasker will address the 52 new members and bless their homes as gift tokens. Families listed include Ash Ball Baum Beada Beecher Brewster Butler Bochner Dobrin Ellen Bernstein Epstein Friedenberg Fishgrand Freund Gartenberg Gold Goldberg Sanford Goldberg Green Haber Heller Kominsky Koris Krueger Lamps Lazarus Leonard Mares Meskin Miller Newmark Pearlman Pollock Seymour Pollock Regenstein Ruggles Rosen and others.
A letter from Michael Golden criticizes Hillside Republicans and Goldwater influence. It questions the actions of Commissioners Ram and Vit in supporting an appointive Board of Education without club consultation and warns of pressure to conform. The writer expects Ram and Vit to act in public interest or align with party powers.
Hillside High held the National Honor Society induction on Friday February 19 under adviser Mr. Philip Camill. Senior members named include Kathleen Alberts Leonard Herlanstein Marc Bernstein Frank Cherris Ira Genberg Michael Gurwitz Jean Harrison Henry Hybsman Donald Klafus Judith Kaplan Linda Leonard Eva Listman Sharon OConnell Mary Lou Russo Lynn Weisberg Marc White Karen Wolf. Juniors nominated for membership include Janis Alper Matthew Aracid Barbara Barr Diane Boxer Alan Biser Jerome Fand Jeffrey German Sanford Greenberg Colleen Huppert Diane Hershkowitz Alan Javel Richard Lang Frances Senner Robert Szente. Officers are Michael Brams President Ruth Wagner Vice President Harriet Cooper Secretary Philip Jarosky Treasurer.
Dr Ata F Lucas a noted psychologist voiced strong opposition to mixed parties and dating among elementary students and to dating in high school. She spoke February 17 before Jurden Looker School PTA where parents attended in large numbers.
Pingry School trustees chose Robert W. Parsons as chairman replacing the late Ches ter F. Smith. Joseph C. Cornwall became vice president, Joseph G. Engel assistant secretary, with Barclay Morrison reelected as term trustee. New trustees include John Kean Jerome Eppler and Engel. A panel from the faculty spoke at the Conference of Liberal Religious Youth on science and man today. Chapel leader Rev James Milton Bell addressed students on brotherhood.
Temple Shomrei will hold a joint installation for its Sisterhood and Men's Club on Monday evening March 1 at the Temple Building in Salem Ave. Mrs. Franklin Feltman will be President of the Sisterhood and Moe Bierman will lead the Men's Club. Feltman has been fundraising vice president the past two years and chaired the Hillside Mothers March of Dimes drive in 1965. Bierman, a Board of Education member, begins his second year as club president. Other officers include Mrs. Leo Kelin Mrs. Monrde Ackerman and Mrs. Leon Goldsman as vice presidents. Also Mrs. Michael Asherman recording secretary Mrs. Curt Rosenberg corresponding secretary Mrs. Samuel Miller financial secretary and Mrs. Bernard Quentnel treasurer. Men’s Club officers include Sheldai Koch and Sanford Meskin vice presidents David Horowitz secretary Irving Meir treasurer and Abe Uslander Irving Maranz and Bernard Bernstein as trustees.
Gerald Bertiger of 223 Wilder Street celebrated his Bar Mitzvah on February 13 at Sinai Congregation on Maple Avenue with a reception at the Bertigers home. Grace Ann Lomonsco debuted February 5 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital, and Mrs. Ann Grossman of Newark attended. A notice notes a transfer of a Hillside liquor license for Liberty Lounge at 45K Liberty Avenue, Hillside, with parties including Elmer P. Collins and Joan Kerrick involved. Surrogate notices list creditor claims in the estate of William Munn, with filings dated late February and early March 1965.
A birth notice from Israel Hospital lists the mother as former Miss Susan Kowalsky daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Kowalsky of 412 Long Age. It mentions the father as Mr dinonjko, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Lomonaco of My Franklin St, noting his work in the reposture business.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Alger of 106 Schilelfer Rd were honored by sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Alan at the Fairmont Hotel in Lakewood for their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Alper is the wrk. they have two daughters, Mrs. Melvin Yasner and Deborah Anne. Mr. Alper works with A & P Hatters at Newark.
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