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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1961
Page
2
Local republication of news and notices from Hillside New Jersey and surrounding area. brief items, notices and classifieds reflect community happenings on Thursday September 7, 1961.
The Liené Corporation installs a Cornell-Hoskinson incinerator in Willecs burning refuse at up to 400 degrees with an 81X cubic foot area and exhaust at 1200 degrees. It burns plastic and other waste to eliminate toxic gases promising reduced odor and fly ash. The system, used successfully in England, is the first of its kind in the United States and aims to offset refuse collection costs. Sinai Congregation set meeting for September 7 at 8 45 p m in Maple Avenue Youth Center to elect a nominating committee and plan High Holy Days. board of trustees also to meet.
High Holy Day services at Conservative Congregation of Hillside begin Sunday September 10 at 7 p.m. and September 11 at 9 a.m. and 8 30 p.m. Kol Nidre is observed September 19 at 7 p.m. Yom Kippur September 20 at 9 a.m. Rabbi H Beryl Lasker leads with Cantor Bernard Saitz. tickets from Mrs Albert Storm or Mrs Leo Roberts. Dr Joseph Peyser opens sermons. Lasker topics cover Space Age and memory in Rome and Jerusalem.
Dr. Kenneth W. Iverson dean of Union Junior College Cranford announced September 15 as the deadline to apply for admission to a dental assistant program to be conducted at the college this fall in cooperation with the Union County Dental Society.
Public school reopening and multiple meetings are listed for Hillside Hadassah and boards. September 13 Board of Education, September 17 Republican rally with Governor candidate James P Mitchell, September 18 High School PTA, September 19 Township Committee, September 21 special Hillside Hadassah board, September 27 to October 1 Hadassah Tag Week, October 3 Hadassah board, October 4 Board of Health and High School PTA, October 16 Hadassah education meeting.
Brother John Niemas joined a group of young men entering the Novitiate of the Christian Brothers of Ireland during the Habit Reception at Lakewood on September 3. He is son of Mr and Mrs Louis Niemas of 22 Ridgway Avenue, a St Catherine’s Parish member and Essex Catholic High School graduate, assigned to the Novitiate of Mary Immaculate in South Kortright.
Temple Beth El at 1271 Clinton Place Elizabeth will open regular Sabbath services Friday September 8 at 8 pm with Invitation Sabbath. Rabbi Milton Gerald Miller will speak on Reform Judaism. Officers to be installed include Robert Rickel and Dr Jerome Rothgesser.
The Union County Vocational Technical Institute announces fall classes in electronics technology and drafting design technology with 30 second year and 40 first year students. Evening registration is Sept 12 and 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. Ether residents or workers may enroll. address 2589 Morris Avenue Union MA 85822.
A compiled list shows numerous individuals with spouses and addresses, indicating a population register of births marriages and transfers. Names include Sam Craig, Andrea Ann Tirrell, Thomas Joseph Mcdermott, Debra Lene Balon, Eugene Edward McMahon, Cynthia Marie Moyer, Heidi Lynn Stinberg and many others with street addresses in Virginia Street Ryan Street Broadway Oakwood Avenue and more. Several entries connect residents to spouses and new locations across towns including Hillside Elizabeth Union Roselle Park Morristown and Newark.
Subscription per year is 3.50 nationwide with single copies at 10 cents. Postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume 35 issue 45.
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