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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1958
Page
8
Classified note for a hobby and sporting goods shop at 1303 Liberty Avenue offering jackets and uniforms made to order. Includes contact WA 3-3895 and references to accessories. Fragmentary text suggests advertising targets for sports apparel and equipment.
A collage of church notices listing priests pastors and congregations in Elizabeth New Jersey. It covers Christ the King Catholic Church Hillside area Ukrainian Catholic Immaculate Conception First Church of Christ Scientist Bethany Pentecostal and several Presbyterian Methodist Baptist and other congregations with service times Sunday Masses Bible School and worship plans for March and related devotionals.
Mrs Joseph Whitlock hosts nursery duties while Evelyn Yeng and A Jones oversee youth groups for primary grades. Church events list March 10 meeting 7 30 to 9 30 pm with pastor led study and March 14 official board at the church. March 12 service at 5 pm features sermon The Ciagiuenchante with a noted misspelling.
The Hillside Conservative Congregation announces weekly services at 151 Mayle Ave led by Rabbi Biever Cohen. Friday evening prayers begin 8:30 PM at Maple Trail, with weekend classes and children’s programs under Hoon OS Tame. Saturday services start 9 AM and 11 PM, including a bar mitzvah acknowledgment for Martin Strassher, son of Arnot Strassher, at 1589 Sui Grid Avenue. Friday and Saturday events feature guest speakers Da i Peyser and Dr. M. Ravehvarg, with hosts the Bernstein and Glikin families.
A report quotes Mr. Custer on the need for broad knowledge and adaptability over narrow skills for students. He notes the fellowship on Teachers Day promotes a new perspective on business and the executive role, fostering mutual understanding and awareness of industry problems. Committee members include Arthur Naylor of Bristol-Myers, Edward Soules of Portrait Mold, and Harold Ward of Rober A. Johnston.
The Delmonico Motel in Miami Beach hosts for two weeks Mr and Mrs Al Collins of Berkeley Terrace. Mark Borkan son of Harry and Mrs Borkan of 1529 Leslie Street Newark was bar mitzvah at Torath Chaim Jewish Center Newark officiated by Rabbi Herman Kahan. A reception at Ann Gordons Newark followed with 150 guests. Hillside Avenue School PTA plans Fathers Night on March 12 at 7 pm with Dr Wayne Branom superintendent of schools as speaker.
Township adopts raises for several departments under Civil Service rules including Clerk Treasurer Police Chief and Fire Captain with new rankings and bonuses for officers. An outdoor parking lot regulation ordinance is passed and transit adds two more buses to the Grove Street route to serve Lionel Corp. plant amid utility commission objection and water service adjustment plans.
The Hadassat chapter meets Tuesday March 1 at 8280 poem Sinai Congregation Maple. A contest will choose a queen for the evening with games and prizes. New member introductions led by Mrs. George Goldman and Mrs. William Kemper. 127 Hadassah fellows trained in Israel form its medical corps.
Sinai Congregation marked the Festival of Purim with evening services. The observance involved Sinai Hebrew School students in its early year classes, reflecting the holiday's commemorative narrative from the Book of Esther.
Under Rabbi Eliezer Code and Rev Warshavik leadership, Purim observances took place in Berkowitz Hall with congregants attending. Purim services cost $220 this morning, and next Sunday at 10 30 am Esther Berkowitz Hall will host the Sinai Hebrew School Purim celebration featuring a Hebrew playlet by students.
The executive board of the Womens Association of the Pu wih Avenue Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Beil Dan river 962 Revere Drive to finalize plans for a fall event at 8 pm Thursday in the church The guest speaker will be Miss Alice McGuire of New York City secretary of the East fen Area Board of Rover Miss sons She will discuss Witnessing Hostesses will include Mrs Douslis Haviland and Mrs Go A Balzer among others A variety of fund raising prospects were discussed for the Session and committee hopes to bring in support for the cause.
Dr. Gilbert R. Sugarman announces new obstetrics and gynecology offices at 1314 Liberty Avenue this week. A J Vanderbilt University School of Medicine graduate, he served as army obstetrics gynecology consultant in France and practiced at Beth Israel and St. Barnabas Hospitals in Newark. He holds memberships in Essex County and New Jersey Medical Societies and the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, with a seat on the Essex County Medical Society maternal welfare committee.
Mr Gottleber, a Hill site resident for six years at 107 Bailey Avenue with his wife and son, attended Tevington High School, New York University and the New Jersey school. He is a Temple Binalin member in New York, Bnei B’rith Lodges in Hillside and Irvington, and belongs to the New Jersey State Bar Association.
Former Hudson County resident Dischler announces bid for township office. A longtime Hillside leader, he chairs community drives and sits on the Planning and Zoning boards. Employed by J Watkins Co for 30 years he oversees 47 branches and leads local civic groups. He aims a business style administration and plans district campaigns with citizens committees.
The narrative outlines candidates Ross and Lapp from Staten Island and Hillside, detailing military service in World War I and Korea, NYU degrees, church and fraternal affiliations, campaign motto Balance In Government, and long community involvement. Lapp, 32 years Hillside resident and longtime Republican district leader, previously worked in New York brokerage firms and managed Newark Dolly Madisonlic branch, plus roles in assessment commissions and Pace & Pace accounting studies.
The cancer society appoints Gottlober to head a crash program funding cancer research and education. The drive aims to educate Hillside residents and raise funds to combat the seven danger signals and help accelerate cures.
Mayfair Appliances at 1424 North Broad Street announced it will meet all competitive low prices on famous name appliances including General Electric Sunbeam and Toastmaster. The Hillside dealer urged locals to buy from legitimate stores in Hillside for guaranteed quality and service and to stay away from highway and back door sellers.
Town officials debate whether a lower classification by the Fire Insurance Rating Organization was warranted and if overpayments in premiums have occurred. Committeeman William Gural notes a 1953 54 survey was deemed too costly to expand the Fire Department, risking higher taxes. Di Buono and Max add comments on potential misdirection.
Schleifer and Conony were directed to arrange a conference with the ingv organization to discuss a 4p situation.
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