Houses Of Worship In Hillside Area
A church and synagogue directory lists houses of worship in Hillside and Elizabeth area. Entries include The King Catholic Church at Corner Bloy Street and Rutgers Avenue with multiple Mass times. St Catherine's and Ukrainian Catholic Immaculate Conception. Sinai Congregation with weekly service schedules. Temple Shomrel Torah. Calvary Lutheran. Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian. Episcopal Church of St Mary Magdalene. and local Assembly of God and First Baptist churches with their service times and contact details.
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Last the King Catholic Church
Bloy St
Rutgers Ave
D c Pas Rey
John J. Tykes
William R. Smalley
Fafih Assembly OF God Church
Yale Avenue
Hillside
David R. Atherton
Christ Ambassador’s
Hillside schools receive Memo and Date Books 1966 67
The Hillside Anti Defamation Leagues and local chapters distributed the new Memo and Date Books 1966 67 to Hillside school personnel at no cost. The calendar covers September 1966 to August 1967 with holidays, educational materials, quotations, and guidance for teachers and parents.
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Hillside B’nai
Hillside
Alpha Delta Kappa Plans Year at Hillside Chapter Dinner
Hillside Delta chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa starts the school year with a dinner meeting at Dorothy Dennis Restaurant. Mrs. Florence Crater vice president and Hillside Avenue School teacher presented the year's program and plans for the annual state meeting at Cherry Hill Inn on October 15.
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Hillside
Alpha Delta Kappa
Dorothy Dennis
Florence Crater
Hillside Avenue
Doris Dufek
Francis Ehman
Cherry Hill Inn
Phyllis Brogan
Hurden Looker PTA Plans Bazaar and Conventions
The Hurden Looker PTA executive board outlines a Saturday October 1 bazaar from 11 AM to 4 PM with 10 cent admission. Chairwomen include Mrs Feldman Pakay Mandy Zie siowczZ. Annual Atlantic City convention is October 13 14 15 with delegates named. Board members to receive service pins after two years.
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Hurden Looker Pta
Henry Feldman
F.iPakay
Mandy
A. Ziesiowczz
Atlantic City
Matthew Witting
Lopresti
Nenna Honored at Seton Hall Preparatory School
David V. Nenna of 226 Oakland Terrace Hillside was honored Friday at a Seton Hall Preparatory School awards assembly in South Orange. As a freshman last year he posted a general average of 93.6 percent and earned honorable mention for general excellence.
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David V. Nenna
Oakland Terrace
Hillside
Seton Hall Preparatory School
South Orange
Everybody Reads Dont Mention It There’s A Reason
A brief item notes a local reading campaign urged by community leaders. Residents are reminded not to discuss the motive publicly, as organizers cite a sensitive reason behind the initiative.
Hillside residents report mailbox break in and several injuries
THOMAS WINTERS of 21 Hillside Ave reported a Maple Ave and Clark St mailbox break during a three hour period Tuesday. Jas Nelson MibbLee of 211 Hillside Ave suffered a head laceration playing at Hillside Ave School. Geraldine Sabisko age 4 of Low Ave suffered scalp lacerations at a friend's home. Mrs Elizabeth Ferrier of Bloy St admitted with a head injury after her husband allegedly struck her with a hammer. Raymond Betzel of 226 Silver Ave was fined for parking and contempt of court. Fred Szarko Jr. of Nottingham Way admitted with possible left arm fracture playing soccer at Pingry School. Mrs Marcia Warren's home grease fire prompted fire department response. John Newhardt of Wolski Drive injured thumb using a slicing machine at the Dixie Diner.
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Thomas Winters
Hillside Ave
Maple Ave
Clark St
Josephine Delmonte
Nelson-Mibblee
Geraldine Sabisko
Low Ave
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Ferrier
Bloy St
John Ferriera
Raymond” Betzel
Silver Ave
Hillside
George Lombardi
Union
Betzel
Fred Szarko JR
Nottingham Way
Elizabeth General Hospital
Pingry School
John Newhardt
Wolski
Dixie
New Jersey Education Aid Boosts Adult Program Funding
A state aid bill enacted last year spurs New Jersey adult education by allowing local districts to be reimbursed for two thirds of a supervisor's salary, expanding program support and staffing.
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New Jersey
Hillside Times front page notices and classifieds
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey lists subscription rates 3.50 yearly and 0.10 per copy with second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume XLII number 48.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co.,Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
United States
Elizabeth
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Hillside N.J. Times Houses of Worship
Catholic
ST. Catherine's Roman Catholic Church
Broad St
Col. King St. Thomas Padian
Kom
Jewish Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Eliezer Cohen
Sinai Hebrew School
Hebrew School
Max Berkowitz
Kasoff
Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center
North Ave
Irwin Fishbein
Temple Shomrel Torah
Salem Ave
H. Beryl Lasker
Ber
Saitz
Calvary Lutheran
C. Morgan Wagner
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth and Wilbur Avenues
Newark
Donald Tyles Crispin
Episcopal Church OF Styemary Magdalene
Pomona Ave
Donald G. A. MacLeod
FIRST_BAPTIST
Harding Ter
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Fairmount Ave
Morris Ave
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Maple and
Kerr Aves
Edson K, Leach
Mertz Ave
I. E
M, Koe
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Salem and
Coe Ave
Maine
Charles Fitz
Richard A. Fox
Lephany Assembly O
Baltimore
Kilisit
Beckenry
Brass Horn
Louise D. Murphy
Restaurant Guest Association of America
Audrey Lieberman
Sidney T. Holt
Cor
Market St
N. J
Pereday & Meyer CO. Inc
Elizabeth Olive St
Dad
Public Service
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Rey
Patricia Stein
Hillside Times
USY
United Synagogue
Temple Shomrei Torah
Nenna
Marcia Warren
Herbert Aye
the Hillside Times
C.C.D
Allstate Fuel Co
Waverly
Berkeley Savings
Berkeley
ALL Purpose Club
Berkeley Awings and Loan Association
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
Chancellor Ave. Cor. Fabyan Place Waverly
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Avenue
Coe Avenue
Philip Weinick
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