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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
7
The on-board board fence uses cedar 1x4s to create strong shadow lines. It looks good on both sides and provides fine privacy screening with minimal maintenance when stained or weathered.
The family of the late Vickie Jean Taylor expresses gratitude for kindness during bereavement. Thanks for Bible donations to Gideons International and the Memorial Fund at Trinitarian Congregational Church, and for flowers and sympathy. Sudbury Mass.
Cadet Robert Desch of Winchester Avenue was honored at The Troop 37th year-end review. He served one year on the squadron rifle team and on the dismounted drill team, plus four years of perfect attendance. A memorial plaque honoring fallen Troopers and Senator Robert F Kennedy was dedicated during the ceremony with an eighteen-gun salute.
Hillside Lodge 1514 outlines its bowling plans with the Men's Wednesday Night league and the Mr. and Mrs league. New president Philip J. Levitan urges members to join lodge committees as the group reconvenes 8:30 pm next Monday at Temple Shomrei Torah. Silver jubilee journal dinner dance set for December 21 at Patrician Caterers Livingston. Shop Sternin chairs.
Miss Edna Doll principal of Hillside Ave Schools showcased travel slides at the annual luncheon of past presidents of the PTAs. Slides covered sugar cane in Vermont and Utah pueblos, skiing in Colorado and the new arch to the west in St. Louis. Co chairs were Mrs. Joseph Siegel and Mrs. Matthew Whiting.
The SINAl Congregation at 1531 Maple Avenue lists Rabbi Eliezer Cohen as leader. For the week beginning Sunday June 23 the schedule includes Morning Services at 8 A.M. Sunday with breakfast and discussion at 9 A.M, Monday to Friday at 6 245 A.M, Saturday 8 45 A.M. Afternoon Services run Sunday through Thursday at 8 25 P.M and Friday at 7 20 P.M, Saturday at 8 15 P.M. Evening Services are Sunday through Thursday at 8 55 P.M with Welcoming the Sabbath and Evening Services immediately after the afternoon service, Saturday at 9 10 P.M.
Charles Love is awarded a two year Associate in Arts degree from Edward Williams College of Fairleigh Dickinson University on June 16 during the college's third annual commencement. One hundred two students graduated.
Specialist Four Alan D. Zimmerman of Was promoted to his first rank and received the U S Army Commendation Award for meritorious service as Supervisor Electronics Accounting Machine Section 626th Repair Parts Company 14th Supply and Service Battalion 2nd Support Brigade during December 1966 to May 1968. He demonstrated exceptional professional competence military knowledge and dedication contributing to overall accomplishment.
The six UNICO District Eight chapters met at College Inn with E Jonathan Bell presiding. Dominick Peterpaul led dinner arrangements and nominate committee. an election for district governor and delegates is set for July.
Barbara Schwartz a Jr. Girl Scout at Hillside Avenue School received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Hillside Jaycees for helping secure military troops for the Memorial Day Parade. She drafted a letter to the Army and Navy with 32 sister scouts signatures, prompting Army and Naval officials to attend the Reviewing Stand.
Specialist Zimmerman graduated Hillside High School and attended Essex County College of Business for accounting He also studied at the School of Business Machines for Programming in Newark and served in Europe with the unit.
Sinai Sisterhood and Men's Club co sponsor a waste paper drive on Sunday June 23. Bring all newspapers bundled to the Clark Street entrance of the Youth Center.
The National State Bank opens a new Plainfield West Office at 1301 W Front St Clinton Ave Plainfield with ribbon cutting at 10 30 a m Monday June 24. Attending are W Emlen Roosevelt William E Ellis mayor George F Hetfield and architect Charles H Detwiler Jr detailing a cream brick one story building with teak paneling five teller stations and a basement meeting room.
Susan Rodman and David Ganz of Calvin Coolidge Elementary received five week Hillside Summer Music Program scholarships. Late registrations are accepted mornings 8 to 12:30 next week. The program runs June 24 to July 26 with no class July 4 and makeup July 6.
The Phil Amato Fund chaired by Daniel Menza thanks supporters and asks others to donate at 1221 Liberty Ave or report to Hillside High School Music Room with instruments on Monday June 24 at 8 30 AM. Michael J. Buglio is Summer Music Director. Phil Amato Night Sunday June 23 at Crossroads Lounge Union features continuous entertainment from 6 PM to closing with bar receipts donated.
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