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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
7
Hintnberger of building and contracting offers carpentry work including building repairing roofing and cabinet work. Free estimates are listed though some details are unclear. Call BL 3 6227 after 3 PM for inquiries.
Listing for upholstery slipcovers curtains shades Venetian blinds and drapery services. Includes contact Wa.3-6932 and Janet Decorators.-A notice about wall washing by machine or hand and a housing unit offering 2-1/2 rooms with heat hot water range and refrigerator for $80 monthly near North Broad and Lexington Place Elizabeth.
Officials discuss riot law introduction, compliance notices, and a landmark variance on Glenwood Ave. Leon Furniture agrees to landscape and sod the access road, with Albert Liebowitz stating road use is for emergency purposes. Residents urged to inventory flood damages for potential aid. a July 2 public hearing will address Bus Stop Ordinance changes. A Norman Sanford playfield protest and National Flag Week proclamation are noted. temporary summer laborers appointed.
Bnai Brith Hill side Lodge 1514 at Sinai Congregation will show carnival films shot by Ira Epstein Art Rose Nate Phea and Art Pinnas a professional entertainer will appear. Honors will be given to supporting organizations and scholarship awards will be presented to outstanding A Z A and BBG members.
Sinai Hebrew School to hold its first combined graduation for elementary and high school students in the Holtz Auditorium on Sunday June 16 at 10 30 A M. The event features a cantata A Jew for All Seasons with remarks from Rabbi Eliezer Cohen Attermann and Max Berkowitz and awards presented by Mrs Martin Honig and Mrs Sigmund Flamm. High graduates Barry Feigenbaum and Ellen Robin Siegalovsky. elementary graduates include Lester Bodian Elliot Braun Raphael Breitowich Peter Brody Reeve Elman Diane Flecker Steven Freedman.
The Altar Rosary Society of Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Church Liberty and Blog Sts hosts a one day rummage sale on Friday June 14 at 9 30 a m in the church basement. All you can fit in your bag and fill a bagful with items offered at low prices.
The Calvin Coolidge PTA held its last meeting of the year on May 23 1968 and installed new officers for 1968 69 including President Mrs Robert Oram and Vice Presidents Mrs Marcus Strauss and Mrs Morton Jacobowitz. Also honored were outgoing president Mrs Orrin Spielholz and a reception followed with music and a student fashion show.
Police logged two bicycle thefts from area residences. A 20 inch gold bike valued at 50 dollars was taken from Pearson at 178 Valley View Road. Gary Rosen reported a gold 24 inch bicycle stolen from 213 Conklin Ave. Several local residents are listed in the notice. The former mayor Sidney Birnbaum resigned as chairman of the Juvenile Conference Committee and is moving from the community. Mayor comments praised his work with juveniles.
The Hillside Creative Arts Outdoor Art Exhibit will run Sunday June 16 1968 from 12 noon to 4 pm at the Hillside Community Swimming Pool. Oils watercolors sculpture ceramics graphics woodcarving and pastels are welcome. Judges include Ed Hughes Nicholas A Beale Louise Sullivan and Betty Schille with awards at 2 pm and a raffle for a color TV and original paintings.
Rabbi Eliezer Cohen was re elected an honorary president of the Rabbinical Council of New Jersey at the convention at La Reine Hotel Bradley Beach. He sponsored a resolution for a state wide expansion drive for Orthodox Hebrew day schools with the council and the National Association of Hebrew Day Schools. Rabbi Shmidman named Cohen to the campaign planning committee.
Rabbi Eliezer Cohen leads a weekly schedule starting Sunday June 16 with morning services at 8 A.M. Sunday to Friday mornings are 6:45 A.M. Evening services run 7:20 P.M. Sunday to Friday, 8:50 P.M. plus a special Sabbath welcome after the afternoon service at 9:10 P.M. Saturday services 8:45 A.M. and 8:15 P.M.
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