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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
6
Sell your articles toys and furniture for cash in Hillside Times next week. Place a Want Ad in The Hillside Times for a quick turnover. Cost is $1.25 for one insertion. Call WA 3 9207.
An advertisement offers a business opportunity for men over 40 in the Hill Side area. The deal promises a $17,000 plus new car bonus and requires using the car for short customer trips. Contact J A Dickerson President Southwestern Petroleum Corp 534 No Main St Fort Worth Texas.
Earn money by taking Avon orders in your free time. Avon representative visits homes for interviews. Call 642 5146 to set up a personal interview.
Readable lines advertise Janet Decorators at No broad Street opposite Hillside Shop Rite offering draperies slip covers upholstering shades and Venetian blinds with contact WA 3-692 Noval2-11.
Six large rooms in two family house near elementary and high school with two bathrooms and garage. Near county park with good transportation and shopping at 542 McMichael Place. Call El Lief, MA 6-2511. Also six rooms two baths central air one block from school and bus. call after 4 pm 923-3412. May 6-13.
Rabbi Irwin H. Fishbein will address the Friday 8 p.m. service at Temple Beth El Elizabeth on The Catholic Church and the Jews. Vatican II approved a positive stance toward Jews, but current church factions seek to modify it. Hosts by Mrs. LeNoble and Mrs. Schoenbart will host a post service reception. Reception sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Kanefsky for son Steven Kanetsky’s bar mitzvah. Ushers include Alfred Baron Milton Blumenthal and George Cohan.
Fire Captains Mateer and Sonntag conducted a show in College Inn on ignition basics. They warned gasoline flash points are low and kerosene offers safer cleaning. demonstrations covered hair, insects, grease fires, wood flames, and vaporized fumes.
Hillside youngsters aged 13 to 15 can apply now as the Recreation Department begins accepting registrations for the Babe Ruth Baseball League program. Peter G. Humanik, superintendent of Recreation, announced the filing period this week.
The curriculum favors functional modern art education that lets each child satisfy creative impulses. Fifth graders explored mood and feeling using diverse media like macaroni shapes, fabrics, wire, shells, wood, and sandpaper to enhance visual expression.
David Charnack of West Orange and Mountain High fame earns the lead in a college play "He Ain't Done Right By Nell" at Emporia College. Hillside Township considers ordinances on May 16 and ongoing Green Acres grant plans for land acquisition for recreation and a municipal air conditioning project.
Sinai Hebrew School under Al Attermann announces registration for the forthcoming term. Programs include Preparatory Class for Public School grade 2 Elementary Hebrew School and Hebrew High School. Office hours be 1 7 afternoons Monday to Thursday and 9 12 Friday and Sunday mornings. School accredited by Jewish Education Association of Essex County. Only children entering third grade in September may enroll in regular beginners classes. discuss exceptions with Principal Rabbi Max Berkowitz.
Arnold H. McClow longtime community relations manager at Singer plant Elizabeth will become president of the Hillside Lions Club on June 7 at Townley's Restaurant Union. New officers were elected at a club meeting including William C. Stark as first vice president Dominick F. Peterpaul second vice president G Allan Schuhmann third vice president Dr Robert Parker treasurer Bailey Gee secretary Philip Klein tail twister George F. Dee lion tamer and two year directors Maurice Bright Sam Leventer and August Paoereto.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford D. De Leon announce the birth of a son Robert Scott De Leon on April 24 at St. Michael's Hospital Newark. Mrs. De Leon is the former Judith Leslie Stiller.
All officers and board members were urged to attend the County Institute at Newark State Teachers College in Union on June 8. The notice emphasizes participation and upcoming agenda items for local education leadership.
Robert W. Scott Jr of Hillside New Jersey named president of the Lafayette College Choir. Under director John Raymond the arts science engineering school for men is among the best in the area. Scott is the son of the Reverend and Mrs. Robert W. Scott of Hillside New Jersey.
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