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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1968

Page

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Hillside Week announces optometrist appointment and local incidents

The Hillside Board of Education names Dr. Bernard Saitz as optometrist for Hillside schools for the coming year. Volleyball signups urged by Esther Herman. Police report window theft at Awards Trophy Co on Ramsey Ave. Several accidents and alarms noted at local sites including Ridge Door Co, Brandi's Supermarket, Calvin Coolidge School, Press Engraving, Hillside Medical Building, Bristol Myers, and Schacht Steel Corp with injuries, burglar alarms, and property incidents.

Bernard Saitz Hillside Schools Board of Education Raymond Protzman Awards Trophy Co Ramsey Ave Hillside Medical Bristol- Myers Co

Have Your Speed Checked Saturday

Motorists can have speedometer calibrations checked on Saturday September 21 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Hillside Police Department and Hillside Safety Council will conduct radar checks as drivers pass Central Ave and Conant St. The radar team is led by Rocco Anzaldo with several assistants including Seymour Bateman Erik Bohm Mrs Marge Brandt Nathan Friedman Abe Haber Mrs Patricia Herring Mrs Adelaide Mc Manus Lt John Senatore and Safety Committee Chairman Charles Tannenbaum.

Hillside Police Department Hillside Safety Council Ty Poe Central Ave Conant St Rocco Anzaldo Seymour Bateman Erik Bohm Marge Brandt Nathan Friedman Abe Haber Patricia Herring Adelaide McManus John Senatore Charles Tannenbaum

Hillside Adult School Announces New Craft Workshop

Hillside Adult School opens Oct 8 at Hillside High School offering a craft workshop to repurpose discards like egg cartons into attractive items. Registration for this and other classes runs 7 to 9 p.m. Sept 25 and 26 at the school. Classes include blueprint reading contract bridge English for new Americans and more. A piloting and small boat handling course by the United States Power Squadron begins Sept 24 at 7 30 p.m.

Hillside Adult School Hillside High School United States Power Squadron

Hebrew Youth Academy Moves to Maple Avenue Campus

The Hebrew Youth Academy of Essex County relocates from 200 Lyons Ave Newark to the Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center at 1500 Maple Ave with Sinai Congregation at 1530 Maple Ave. led by Rabbi Jerome Karlin. The 150 pupils study nursery through junior high with new language arts science curriculum and hot lunches.

Hebrew Youth Academy Essex County Young Israel Synagogue Lyons Ave Newark Sinai Hebrew School Maple Ave Sinai Congregation Jerome Karlin Westchester Day School Karlin New York University School of Education Rabbi

Hillside High renews season ticket offers

Hillside High School renews general admission season tickets for three home games excluding the Thanksgiving Day game at three dollars, cheaper than individual gate tickets. Elementary students may buy season tickets for fifty cents, with high school student admissions at twenty five cents at gate.

Hillside High School Hillside

Hillside School Enrollment Drops Across District

Seventy two fewer pupils are registered in Hillside public schools this year. Total enrollment stands at 3784, down from 3880 last year, though Hillside High School up 32 to 1434 and Hillside Ave. School up 23 to 643. Calvin Coolidge down 43, Harden Lovaker down 46, Abram Morris Saybrook down 20, George Washington down 20. Dr. Wayne Barnum notes expected enrollment rise later.

Hillside Public Schools Wayne T. Barnom Finnley Barnum Hillside High School Hillside Ave Calvin Coolidge Harden-Lovaker School Abram P. Morris- Saybrook George Washington School

Board Reconsiders Catering Bar Request at Blue Ribbon Tavern

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will review a variance denial for a catering bar at 256 Hollywood Ave. The hearing also covers Police Lt. Paul S. De Graw's request to erect a garage on his property at 1460 Hiawatha Ave. The lot lacks the required frontage of 40 feet, having 26 feet.

Zoning Board of Adjustment Blue Ribbon Hollywood Ave Paul S. de Graw Hiawatha Ave

Boy Born to Mrs Grosinski and Robert Jr in July

Mrs R Grosinski and P F C Grosinski announce the birth of a son Robert Dennis Jr on July 8 at St Elizabeth Hospital weighing 8 pounds The father is stationed in Thailand with the 569th TC Cargo Company and will miss seeing his son until next June. The mother resides at 295 Fitzpatrick Street.

Eleanor Kovac Myrtle St Edward McCharski Price St Linden St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth Schacht Steel Corp P.F.C Robert Grosinski Robert Dennis, Jr P.F TC Cargo Company Grosinski Joanne Kling Fitzpatrick Street

High Holy Days Services Announced by Sinai Congregation

The Sinai Congregation at 153 Maple Avenue announces Rosh Hashanah services starting sundown Sunday September 22 with prayers and sermons led by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen and Cantor Isaac Reich. Youth services run September 23 and 24 from 9 30 to 10 30 A.M. in the Kosoff Youth Lounge.

Sinai Maple Avenue Eliezer Cohen Issac Reich Heywood J. Girion Max Berkowitz The Sinai Hebrew School Kosoff

Holy Day Services Announced at Shomrei Torah

Shomrei Torah announces high holy day services starting Sunday Sept 22 at 8 30 p m Rosh Hashana Eve Rabbi and Cantor with Shofar master Dr Bernard Saitz Dr Harold Berlin President Albert Rich to deliver State of the Congregation message First day Rosh Hashana Second day Rosh Hashana Shabbos Shuva Kol Nidre Yom Kippur schedule and topics listed with service times across Sept 22 to Oct 2 1960s style note.

Deminple Shomrei Torah Sunuuc Ley Wyong Looket Bernard Saitz Harold Berlin Rosh Hashana Albert Rich

School Cafeterias Show Higher Lunch Sales in 1967 68

Dr Wayne Branom reports public schools sold 148 450 meals in 1967 68 up 7 275 from 1966 67 with cafeterias at Hillside Harden Looker and A P Morris. Revenue reached 99 500 and profit 2 400. 90 131 in scholarships awarded to the Class of 1968.

Wayne T. Branom Hillside Ave Harden-Looker A.P. Morris Branom

Post Office Sings Six Cent Card and Third Class Rate

The Post Office reminds readers that mailing greeting cards costs six cents whether sealed or open. The third class rate is six cents for the first two ounces.

Special Hours To Register for General Election

Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler sets Sept 26 1968 as the registration deadline for the November 5 general election. Registrations accepted at Municipal Building Liberty and Hillside Aves 9 am to 4 pm weekdays and 9 am to 9 pm on days including Sept 19 20 23 24 25 26. Naturalized applicants must bring certificates.

Louis A. Dischler Municipal Building Liberty Hillside Aves

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Elks Hillside Lodge of Elks Hillside Avenue Joseph Castelluccio Walter Reutter William Robin Zimmerman Esther Herman John Hogue Florence Ave Ridge Door Co McLean Place Route 22 Floyd Younce Roselle Pl Brandi’s Jay Levine McLean PI Calvin Coolidge School Lawrence Sadlon Press Engraving and Machine Co Frank Peterpaul Combined Auto Service Weequahic Park Broad St Bailey Ave Hebrew Academy Mrs. R. Grosinski Robert, JR Boy Lute Share Carmen Ferrigno North Broad St Chestnut Ave Irvington Ferrigno Public Service Tillman St Cornell Pl Sweetland Ave Albert Goldberg Fairbanks St Harry Kundin Compton Terr Goldberg Kundin Shomrei Torah BELL Feltman Ifd Wovsaniker Beneview Willeide TOBIA BBC Appliances Liberty Avenue Waverly
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