Hillside Churches Plan Easter Services
Christian Churches of Hillside and nearby begin a four day Easter observance with Holy Thursday services tonight and Easter Sunday gatherings at Calvary Lutheran Church Hillside First Baptist Hillside United Presbyterian Faith Assembly and Franklin St Johns offering Maundy Thursday Holy Week and Easter worships Calvary Lutheran 8 p.m. Thursday 8 p.m. Good Friday two Easter services at 9 and 10 30 a.m. with choirs and sermons The First Baptist Hillside 11 a.m. Easter worship and 7 p.m. Easter program The Hillside United Presbyterian 8 p.m. Maundy Thursday and two Easter services 9 30 and 11 a.m. Franklin St Johns Maple Grumman 10 30 a.m. Easter Life Worth Living We Welcome You Faith Assembly 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with film and music and a sermon The article lists multiple local churches inviting the public to observe Easter together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Calvary Lutheran Church
Maple Avenue
Clark Street
C. Morgan Wagner
First Baptist Church
Hillside Ave
Harding Ter
N.J
J. Allen Nicholson
Maple & Grumman
Faith Assembly of God Church
Yale Ave
Donald B. Carvell
Kenneth E. Durgin
Cora Conte
Hillside Week Vandalism and Local Incidents
Public Work Superintendent Joseph Castelluccio told police windows were broken at the Community Center 274 Hillside Ave on Tuesday morning. Elaine Wiernik reported her 1966 Chevrolet stolen from in front of her Eastern Parkway home early Tuesday. Michael Scholz said he was bitten by a dog at Crown Service Station on Rt 22 Monday. Ronald Puerto said his brown leather jacket was stolen from Hillside High School room 202 Monday. Yvonne Underwood reported her sister Vanessa Middleton, 16, missing since Saturday.
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Joseph Castelluccio
Hillside Ave
Elaine Wiernik
Eastern Parkway
Michael Scholz
Union
Crown Service
Leeeee
Ronald Puerto
Metuchen
Hillside High School
Yvonne Underwood
Conklin Ave
Vanessa Middleton
Hillside Tavern Owners Appeal Club Liquor License
The Hillside Tavern Owners Association appealed the Hillside Alcoholic Beverage Control Board ruling on a club liquor license. The Italian American Civic Association received the license at 618 Hillside Avenue on February 28 after hearings. Former Magistrate Henry Goldhor represented the Italian American Association. FE J Sterner of Mantoloking, NJ represented the Hillside Tavern Owners Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Tavern Owners, Association
Community Players Stage Cabaret at Hillside Theatre
Hillside Community Players report successful auditions for Cabaret at the Hillside Theatre. Rehearsals have begun for a prewar Germany setting about 1929. They seek era costumes and period pieces from neighbors, with donations to the Firehouse Theatre, call 929-9795.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Firehouse Theatre
Germany
Hillside
Firehouse Theatre
Board Mod Plan Hinges On Tax Appeal Restored Funds
The Board of Education votes 6 to 3 to continue modular scheduling at the high school awaiting the appeal decision on restoring 130000 cut from the budget. Superintendent Dr Anthony Avella cites renovations and a stronger scheduling program as essential, with bids for computer scheduling and talks with architects underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Anthony Avella
Avella
William West
Carl Marburger
State Board of Education
Hundredth Birthday Keeps Perspective for Mr Pfeifer
William A. Pfeifer of 1036 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey celebrated his 100th birthday on March 82nd born in 1872 in Newark. A Social Security beneficiary he recalls the Newark blizzard of 1688 the frozen Newark Bay the first electric car on First Street and the Spanish American War scuttling of the USS Maine. He attended Down Neck Newark schools and spent most work years in photography. Continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Pfeifer
North Broad Street
Hillside
New Jersey
Mr. Pfeifer
Newark
Katherine McLaughlin
Pfeifer
First Street
U.S.5
Maine
Down Neck
City Hall
Pfeffer
Social Security
Passover Services Planned by Local Temples and Synagogues
The article lists Passover scheduling for Congregation Sinai Torath Chaim at 1531 Maple Avenue with morning, afternoon and evening services from April 2 through April 6, including youth Hebrew School sessions and Yizkor. Temple Shomrei Torah at 910 Salem Avenue and Rabbi Carlebach's congregation at 1550 Summit Ave outline daily minyans, Seder times, and special programs across March 29 to April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasoff
Sinal Hebrew School & Youth Center
Sinat Torath Chaim
Sinal—‘Torath
Chaim
Maple Avenue
Yizkor
Hebrew School
Hebrew School & Youth Center
Temple Shomrei Torah
Salem Avenue
Beryl Lasker
Bernard Saltz
Summit Ave
Rabal
Eli Carlebach
Habbi
Maarly
Fairfield appoints Marvin Corwick as Borough Treasurer
Former Hillside Mayor Marvin Corwick has been appointed as Fairfield Borough Treasurer at a $17,000 annual salary. He assumed duties March 13, with responsibilities spanning financial matters and administration, including custody of local and regional school funds and Fairfield Public Library funds. Corwick previously served on Hillside township committee and as treasurer and financial officer there, holds a Seton Hall University business admin degree, and is a Certified Public Accountant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Marvin Corwick
Fairfield
Fairfield Public Library
Corwick
Seton Hall University
Hillside Police to Train for Murder Investigation
The Hillside Police Department obtained a State grant to fund homicide investigation detectives Captain Leonard Visotski said Detectives John King and Robert Mason will attend a weeklong course at a Maryland seminar run by the state police Baltimore Police Department and the Maryland Medical Examiner's Office. King, an 18-year veteran with 14 commendations, Mason with 24 years and 21 commendations, will help lead future homicide probes. expenses covered by the grant except their salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Police Department
Leonard Visotski
John King
Robert Mason
Fran Glissner Lee
Maryland State Police
Baltimore Police Department
Maryland Medical Examiner's Office
Wisotski
King
Mason
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Lute
Charles Mancuso
Public Service Gas and Electric
John Kulish
Left
Safety Council
Martin Gottlieb
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Salem and Coe Ave
Hillside, NJ
Dennis Baker
Appeal Club Liquor License
Dorothy Hricke
Peter Ferrigno
Alfred J. Lordi
Lordi
T Heir
Hillside Avenue School
PTA
Controna Num
William Pfeifer
Elasnor Burke
William Metzler
Harry Burke
Debra Ann Metzler
Alyce Burke
Hillside Photo Service
Egypt
Congregation Sinai Torath Chaim
Eliezer Cohen
Joseph Shuehatantts
Mincha
Bholosh Seudos
Bi Carlebach
Hillside Jewish Center
Fairfield Council
AIMP
Trrestipe
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