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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
5
Englander's Bar & Grill at 1425 North Broad St announces family style entertainment beginning Friday Nov 2. Lou Liguori and Lou Giammetta host Lou Nash and his Combo with dancing on a full floor. Nash will play piano midweek and Sundays with no minimum charge. Remodeling includes a new dining room and banquet facilities with free Shell parking. Reservations suggested.
Rev Howard Kingsley announced the Annual Missionary Conference began last night at First Baptist Church Hillside Ave and Harding Ter and runs through Sunday Nov 4. Each evening features a special missionary guest with film slides. Rev Chris Christiansen speaks with 36 years in South Africa. He is Eastern Representative of The Evangelical Alliance Missions. Displays depict world mission fields with pictures maps and curios.
Arthur H. Lapp claims at a township committee meeting that a Republican candidate questioned postroom use for non township letters. He accuses a Democrat committeeman of improper use of mailing privileges and urges stricter controls and department charges for outgoing mail. He cites a past vote solicitation using township letterheads and calls for locking the meter machine after hours.
Jaycee President Jerome U. Burke announced Seat Belt Weekend across more than 100 New Jersey communities with clinics in over 300 locations. About 1,500 Jaycee members will install belts and train drivers on Nov 10 and 11, the first phase of a year long safety campaign endorsed by the state motor vehicles department and other authorities. Honorary co chairs include Mayor Sidney Birnbbaum and Commissioner Max Schleifer. Norman GirkIn reports his Hillside synagogue bought a $5,000 Israel Bond in Kasoff’s honor for dedication to Hillside and Israel.
Julian S Harry of 1215 Robert St completed 25 years with Public Service Electric and Gas Co and received a gold emblem. He began in the line department in Elizabeth Area in 1937, moved to Underground in 1938, then to service dispatchers in 1946. He is married to Marguerite McKee of Orange with one daughter, Ann Marie, a Seton Hall University senior.
Garden State Concerts announced the Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra will appear at the Mosque in Newark on Saturday evening November 24 at 8 40 p.m. The tour is part of the Cultural Exchange Program run by the U.S. Department of State and the Soviet Ministry of Culture.
Gov Richard J Hughes urged all New Jersey vehicle owners to install and use seat belts. He announced a proclamation declaring Nov 10 as Safety Belt Weekend plus New Jersey Jaycee Safety Belt Week, urging public awareness and voluntary compliance during the observance.
Mr. Max Kacsoff of 244 Belleview Terrace will be honored at a testimonial dinner at Sinai Congregation Sunday evening December 16 in behalf of State of Israel Bonds. Jer ome M. Fien of West Orange is Essex County chairman.
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