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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
6
A long page lists houses of worship in Newark Elizabeth and surrounding towns with addresses pastors and service times. Calvary Lutheran Church Franklin Memorial Methodist Church First Presbyterian and several others schedule Sunday worship Bible schools youth groups and weekly activities along with weekday events and contact details for church offices.
Succos services at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Ave begin at sundown Sunday September 20 with daily sessions September 21 and 22 led by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen. The Sinai Hebrew School children hold sessions September 21 22 in the Kasoff Youth Lounge under Rabbi Max Berkowitz.
The Suburban Deborah club holds its first season meeting at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday September 22 at Beth Am Temple Springfield with a hi style fusion show featuring active women. Under Mrs Harold Goldman the dress group begins a 25 week run while Mrs John Gibson of Cranford visits as guest speaker and her daughter Anne B will be poster girl for Deborah Hospital Browns Mills following a successful May heart surgery.
A clipped classified item repeats a pricing notice stating four cents per word with a one dollar minimum and a seven dollar forty five cent minimum, indicating scaled copy costs for further ad runs.
Random notices include Compton's Encylopedias Div of Ency Brittanteu Mrs Gussle Mayer WA contact and World Book encyclopedia clopedias with Estelle Geller for information Also ballroom lessons for all ages home private or group lessons and reasonable rates with contact number 245 3049 9/10 9/17.
Advertisement invites women to take orders for Avon cosmetics with radio and TV ads boosting familiarity. Promises Christmas profits and requests call to arrange appointment, contact number ending in 546 for appointment.
F Hintenberger of building and repair offers general contracting roofing and cabinet work. Estimates given free. No job too large or too small. Call EL 3 6227 after 3.
Maj. Richard S. Krafski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Krafski of 307 Ryan St, is enrolled in a ten month regular course at the U S Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, starting August 20. He received instruction in command leadership, principles of war and logistics. Krafski joined the Army in August 1951 and was last stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas. He is a Hillside High School graduate of 1945 and a Seton Hall University alumnus, class of 1951.
Surrogate notices announce creditors of Philip Kostneive IG Decwass and Harold Fertic deceased to file claims within months of the September 1964 order. Executors and executrix named are A Finklestein, Rosenzweig, Sylvia Pertio, with attorneys in Newark New Jersey. Published Hillside and Millside notices dated September 10.
The Bell System launches Aids to High School Science offering free teaching aids to teachers including color films regional science teacher meetings and experimental kits from Bell Laboratories. Kits cover chemistry physics and electronics as part of a push to improve education and support student growth through research based services.
Democrats opened the Hillside campaign HQ at 1301 Liberty Ave to back Mayor Monroe Ackerman and Township Clerk candidate Louis Dischler. Speakers attacked Republican obstructionism over the swimming pool and Aldene Plan as they touted Democratic progress and service. Mancuso and Mancuso assailed Republicans as sterile and ineffective, while Dischler defended the old broom against claims of a fresh start. Continued on Page 8.
Ronald Imperiale and Vincent Dotoll co chairmen of the United Fund of Eastern Union County and Hillside urged residents to volunteer. They described the fund as the year s largest community drive supporting about thirty two agencies aiding health and welfare. The appeal highlighted groups like the Boy Scouts of America Visiting Nurses Catholic Youth Organization and United Hebrew Service Organization as beneficiaries and stressed the fund s vital role in community health and growth. They looked forward to continued participation and support.
Citizens urged to participate in the United Fund to maximize community benefits. The fund supports all residents of the community and township, with a call for local involvement. For more information contact Vincent J. Dorali at 53 Conant St. EL 2-0970.
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