Shovos Services Set At Sinai Congregation
The Jewish festival Shovous commemorating the revelation of the Torah begins this evening at sundown. Sinai Congregation at 1531 is listing the service schedule for Shovous observances.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
7
The Jewish festival Shovous commemorating the revelation of the Torah begins this evening at sundown. Sinai Congregation at 1531 is listing the service schedule for Shovous observances.
The Shomrei Torah congregation in Hillside NJ announces sermon on The Highest Reward by Rabbi Lasker for Friday evening May 23 at 8 30 p m. Susan Quentzel will be Ras Mitzvah and read Torah portions. Yizkor services follow on Saturday after memorial readings.
Sinai Torath Chaim Congregation, formed by the Newark based Torath Chaim joining Sinai, will occupy the former Schley Street synagogue site at 1481 Maple Ave. The 40 year old building is to be razed for Route 78 construction. merged group adopts the name Sinai Torath Chaim Congregation.
Ordinance adopts bus stop signs along Long Avenue Broadway Gurd Avenue and other streets with 120 feet extensions and cross streets. Provisions require signs at each stop and repeal incompatible ordinances. Effective upon final adoption and DMV approval, adopted May 20 1969.
The Hillside Township Committee adopts ordinances on final reading including salary scales for police and fire personnel and a paving project for Liberty Avenue Maple and Westminster Avenue. A discriminatory real estate practices ordinance is noted. The Hillside Board of Education seeks bids for food fuel oil maintenance and transportation services with bids due June 11, 1969 at 6 00 PM, and reserves right to reject or accept bids.
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