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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1966
Page
3
School menus list daily offerings for the week starting November 7 1966 with items such as spaghetti and meat sauce on Monday barbecued hamburger on roll Tuesday baked chicken Wednesday frankfurter on roll Thursday and various lunch options including hot roast beef, cold cuts and grilled cheese. Veterans Day closes schools and November 7 to 11 is noted with possible menu changes.
A church and synagogue listing covers Catholic churches Jewish Sinai Congregation Temple Beth El Temple Shomrei Torah Calvary Lutheran Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Episcopal Church of St Mary Magdalene Faith Assembly of God First Baptist Church Hillside. It notes pastors and service times including Mass, services, Bar Mitzvahs, and weekly formats for the period around early November.
The Howard Savings Institute of Newark will mail 1966 Christmas Club checks totaling 3,360,000 dollars on October 31 to about 21,000 club members. The total includes 26,500 dollars in bonus payments under a two year old incentive plan announced by Howard president John W. Kress.
Harden Locker fourth graders at Hillside New Jersey staged Spunky Punky a Halloween play on October 26. Ellice Neugroschel played Spunky Punky with Raymond Cowell as Scarecrow and Donald Galik as Witch. The color guard included Barbara Peter Buono Judy Olas Macrina and others.
Phil Levin known as the Ring Man at Hillside Community Pool caused concern when children at Hillside Avenue School received rings while awaiting relatives. Police and school officials were contacted, but Levin was cleared of any guilt. Mrs Levin urges readers to belong to the Pool and read the Hillside Times for the summer letter about his generosity.
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