ESTABUSHED 1924 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE TOWNSHP AND SCHOOI DISTRICT OF HILLSIDE VOL. XL, N a 8

: r i V V iB I U L . c m a ~A 3-9307-8 Teacher Quih De Gaulle Writes To Resident RP ^ ^SID E ^T parl. : 8-y DEC 3963 Over Penalty DTp LA ’ • • • . V Goldhor Judge, R ^ P U B U Q U E Mr*. Jean Keelan, High School each Thursday to protect boys English teacher who was penaliz­ ^ c w p flv ln Codlidge School who ed a $500 salary raise for in­ TtraveV to HUiden-kboker School subordination :in ju n e rla s t Wed- ' for manual; arts.J’arents of the Secretariat Barticulicr • nesday night a u b p l t t e d her —boys, had requested superviBloru— Finkel Counsel - resignation- to the Board of Ed­ P eter G, Humanik, board mem­ ucation effective December 31, It ber, disclosed that Dr, Branom was accepted by the board, ■ has bear, directed to engage two M rs. Keelan contended that the remedial reading specialists for Monsieur,— Airlines Accede To itt INSTRUCTIONS insubordlnatlomcharges resulted —the- elementary "SSh6Bls"for 1964- from, her resistance to] pining the 63 wSft- funds lt-0 be earm arked local branch cf the New Jersey :i,^r the puipose. in.the budget, _ 5!on,sieur Is Pr6sldsr.i; ie la R^puoli- ON ALL KNITWEAR, Education Association. H er cause. The superintendent had repcrt- qus fraagaiee pie charge de vous dire q.u'11 eat tr& s sen­ Curb On Takeoffs - i N Sfey p was espoused bytheUfllonCounty ed on the success of a similar sible a la le.ttre .q,us vous venaz de.-lui adreeser. -Airlines -which-use Newark Federal AviationTcdmTnist A FL«C10 Council - which- a ehw t •program lr. 'tlj®1ItS!fSSho61f" Airport have agreed to abide by to restore the regulation^ tima before.requested State Ctirvw AND'SH+FBt— - The asttmatad-sost of the pro­ the original conditions governing. inf -takeoffs TqjJThe wegi ; only mlsslcner of Education Fred­ gram will 1*415,000, D r, Bran­ ■ - V eu illez S-fere assure que l e GSii^ral ..tffkeoffStoT^T5:wssTtrontR.uflway when v^ndg-arg ~northwest erick M. Raublnger to investigate om said. Terming the project a de'!Jaulle et le 'peuple frangais prennent plelnement part 29, it was announced last week knots, one of the stipulations SPECIALS IN MOHAIR. the charge that p ressu re was . cosgerttive1 effortite'iie tsach- au.deuil aui frappe le* peuple aa^rioain. ■ ■ by Gov. Richard J* Hughes. under which jets'were permitted being hr.sught or. teachers hers te> e rsy-speciallsts, pupils and par-i . The Governor said in a letter by form er Gov. Robert B, M eyner . join the NJSA, ents, he said teachers would re- • to Township Committeeman Rob­ in-1961, - We invite you* It wee announced that D r. pulre assistance lr- preparation , ert ^Diamond, chairman of thev Recejit lnvgstigatlon.intQ flight ...■ ...... ____ TroiiS-jaris* d ' ag r ie x ,- M onsi'eur, l-1 ex- ' ■‘Hllliids A1 rdf'aft Hazard Com* ..Wayne .Ts Branom, Superintend- -"■of m aterials rcrnltlldfen" ln'Eaecl" Ptac:tices by Col. F ranbG erard, to drop in end ■ ■ ■...ent of-8eh’cfih rh a | arranged with ~ Of remedial reading. ~ ■ pressloa'*de aes sentlaents dlstingu^s. - mittee, .that the agreement, was Chief of the State Bureau of Aero­ • the Polios Department to station reached -~by~ representatives of nautics, had disclosed crossing gflirds ‘a'tPrlncetonAve. Miss Dena Schnelger was ap- the afrlines and, that the Port of dition had been altered last year brows© Qround ....and Blay Su and Liberty and : .pointed an English teacher in che New Y ork 'iatrih ^ and aircraft were taking off with Princeton Aves. s t ifiila A,M, 'Krgh'S'dHooli.' red* According to Diamond, Gov# northwest winds as low as six Hughes • said, the Port Authority. 'knots# . wiU request official' action by the * D < U t U U M t m M onsieur George TOiAUIK f Articles George Humanlk of 275 Mll- Asks School Board #HOW MUCH DOES IT PAY?1 Iskd Ave., e maiju»nanee worker St the Municipal Building, re­ SHi KNfW If ALL THCTTMI nd Ideals - HiLiLSira - i ( r . j , ) cently received .anZunsijEigted Rescind Prayer Act Ttllfer from p re sid e n t Charles The Board of Education lagt „ i attempted to- obtain public de' Gaulle, Although Huwgnlk ,WE DON’T KNOW w hether Pete HuiMnik* Recreation. S uperin- Wednesday^v-bJght-waB requested opinion : on c'Chet-"Subject. before '■haa sent a le tte r ^ de 'Ghulle, _tenderit.._aM- m em ber -of- phe---Boa-rd^o]HESticattOTr lB' addlSted, as bb™ rescind Its t’esplution on taking^ action. His request to Jte had not expected a* reply, many~are»-to the-purchase ofJrishSweep sticks ts, Buffrom an incident prayer and Bible reading In the rescind the resolution was re­ he related- recently; we suspect he is not, but you never cah tell Humanlk" had w ritten tfi" the public schools by Allan Weisen- ceived and filed# French. President thanking hiffi. J about those things. feld of Fairview PI,, secretary of 'fr.• Dr# Jerome Rothgesser of |or being, among the, first This is Tending up to 1 question he has been asked by m ore than i the State Board* o f. Mediation#-- North Ave. - raised the point • one person since his appointment to- the Union Cpfthty 'Vocational ■Jo announce he would attend the At its November 14 meeting whether a body sworn to uphold funeral of the late President John I and Technical School Board oLJEducation. ' ‘How^much does thS joB t-heC board adopted a resolption the Cpnttitution ' could legally F, Kennedy* ' | pay?lVwaS tftiTquestion. The answer is not one red cebt* to Instruct *M^0f Mildred Hess, adopt the resolution. G ilbert Says Ftete, “If fjferjob paid any money, I wouldn't get it'*. No man The letter fro m de Gaulle, its delegate-to the §tate Federa­ Chamberlin, board attorney., said with that attitude would be expected to gamble pn the long-odds reproduced herewith, was trans - tion of District Boards of Ed­ he saw no violation of the oath lated by Barbarti Skwlrut of Hill- Irish S.W€ipSr-On,the. other.Mash- ws have all read stories about ner- ucation,..- to . y.ot$ in favor of a _oft office in the action-, since it sons .buying Sweeps -tickets for many, many years' and once in a -sida^ student at M ontclair State . ^esduti«fi^-submiiC5d -by" would- then preclude -ifrieriarhent -G»llege-and par: - tim e employe wnile'wl^rfnem Mis. ■ Wildwood-. C rest ‘Board' of Rd- o f- ther ConstiCUtiOn’“gSI any time t'hr 'the mUeide Public Library ____P ete-has-a. penchant--fep~s«wine the~puWic Tn nOH-pa^hgfjditsr "tieation that • would—j^ltim ately as follows) • L etters convnending-the board He gets no money from the local Board of Education, either, and amend the U.S. Constitution to for its action were received from has- -Hfld m any jobs,' including high posts in both the National and "The President of'.the French perm it prayer and Bible reading Republic' undertakes to tell you Mrs* Louise Goftos of Leslie St. State Amateur Athletic Unions all without pay* in the schools. . < and from K arl- B, Ross, Com­ that hs Is very touched at the BQt Vou never can tell,. One. d&y he may. accidentally slip into Mrs , Hess .reported that • the letter that you addressed to hip., mander of Hurden-Looker Post • one th£t pays a few bucks. Of course, he is salaried as Recreation 'Wildwood C rest ( resolution was 50, American L'egion, advising "Wishing to a ssu re you that Superintendent. Any appointment that pays real money might he tnn : lost at a meeting of the Delegate ■that the Post had voted un&ni* -Generatde-gaftB e red the French- _ much- of a sbpek,- - Assembly of the State Fed- mously to,silpport the board's" people take a painful sharing lr. eratioq, meeting 'December tin stand#,-. the mourning which has struck THIS ANECDOTE comes from an impeccable source and is . Trenton. At the opening of the meeting the American people. Weisenfeld cohteiided the lo­ -consequently to be taken at face value. M rs. Robert OrKirkpatricki President Ha rvey Stone calledfor., . _n...... t'pisgje aeeept, Measleur, the cal board’s ■flefloh’-was 'Fot_ an clerk of the Board of Education, whose son, Dwight R.y just received ‘a .moment’s silent tribute to the TOWNSHIP CLERK LOUIS A DfeCHLER, seated, and George expression of my marked sentl- administrative function and said a PheDt- fram.Rutgers University,'is a proud mother, natch. Hunianlk, peruse letter from French president- Chatles de merits.’’ m em ory of the late -President the board should at least have She recalled the time, when the young man was born and how she Gaulle. John F( Kennedy, ana her husband cast about for a name fpr the infant. It seems they picked Dwight Roger ju st because they liked the najne with little • land owned by the school has thought, for the family trees. always been on th e .tax rolls#. — When .Mrs, K had tim e to look-more closely at the first and middle Churches To Tell Christmas Story Pjngry Tax '.Sam uel K atz,- assessor, and other m em bers of the Board of namep -» Dwight Roger . she reasoned-with thoroughly feminine The Ghplstfnas Stopyw lll be choirs. December 24 at 8 p.m, ing, reetdr, will have Holy Com- told lr. Hlllsiie aui nearby . Assessors were commended for illogic, that the first letters of the-two names spelled out Dr* And will he thfjtour of theChrlsnnas mimion December 22 at 8i3(L churches beginning Sunday D a- th e jr efforts which -led.. Dr, Kirkpatrick it nowTsV^Wlld. man, wild ! Eve . candlelight and— carol— “H.W. Thfe parish Fam ily Service P artlyO .K . decision# cember 22 and continuing through service. The topic will be "The and Church School ■ will follow The State Board of Tax Ap- "IT'S PURELY ACADEMIC.” You’ve probably rup intp this ex- Christmas Day with, special ser.-. Night Chtdet and Santa Mot." -a -rIfr arm^ Th®; ChuTeh' School peals has upheld a - partial as--- ' prqpsipp. many tim es, but two incidents involving'the Board of Ed­ Vices, music and children’s pro ­ - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Christmas pa^ty w ill be at4pitn. sessment by the township against grams. ucation have occurred recently, which seem to be prime examples . The F lratfiap tlst Church-, HUT- « r December 24 at 11,45 p.m, the Pingry School, it was disclosed Plan Dinner o f ' *• ■ Ca lv a ry Lu t h e r a n . side Ave. and. Harding T err., Christmas Carol Service will be at the Township Com mittee-meet­ Calvary -Lutheran Churcbi Gie is the sfofy of Jean Koelan,' High Sehool teacher pen­ Rev. Howard D Kingsley pastor, held'with GhFtSotras~Thsly Com­ ing Tuesday night. Assessments alized for Insubordination, with- the Union- Cotuity AFL-GIQ.’ Council Mapj|.Ayeu:lilv^Glai^fW, Rev( will get an early start Friday munion at 11(30* On Christmas' on homes occupied by faculty taking up...the. cudgels ip- her behalf through an appeal to the Stat^ G, Morgan. W agner'pastor, will December 20 at 7;S0 p.m. when Day at 10 a^m* th e re will be Holy -members and owned by the school have services for both the Sunday ToA communllw Vit' 41r.n«t.. Ram Ji hnr>i.- I to 4-v Commissioner of Education, charging pressure was brought on Mrs, young people of the Intermediate Communion. were allowed to stand in theState. imunity dlr.n*r In honor 1 Keelan1 to joifi the New Jersey Education Association. School and congregation atrthe and Senior Departments will trim ruling on an appeal from' the 61 Aocon A. Vlt Jr. and Joooph ' The letter to the Commissioner, dated'December 2, had hardly regular Sunday hour, 10)30'a.m. the church Chrlacpas tree. Sat­ FRANKLIN METHODIST .decision of the Union County Ram, - first RoguOUp^g elected a . i d passed-across his desk before^Mrs, Keelan wrote a-letter of resig­ The congregational worship will urday December 21 thri Young Franklin M em orial Methodist Board pf Taxation which had f to tho Township 'Committee since i) til nation .to, the Board of Education, dated December 8, include the celebration of the Adult Class will .m eet at the Church, Maple and Keer Aves., voided” an $800,000 assessm ent 1956, will be hold 'ay the Re­ Observers are Wondering-.'whether- the ’Commissioner will now Lord’s Supper. Members wlll be church at. 6;30rp.mrtO"go Chrlst- Rev. Edsbn R L each pastor,w}ll against Pingry*.. publican- Municipal Committee .. go forward with -an investigation-^ry-iniiheTightof the resignation,' received! Rev. Wagner’s topic mas caroling, wsiongmenyshnft-' have ^SundaySchool clashes for Officials said the latest ruling T & f |d ^ ‘svoning January 23 at 'p will consider it "purely academic” and forget' it* ,'" will be "Emmahuei.” Ins. Afterward the class,will ex­ all ages At 9;30 a.m . Sunday. perm its a boost in the assess­ the Elizabeth Town and Country v tknfo Club, A Christmas Eve candlelight change gifts and be served re­ Morning worship at 11 a.m. will ment for 1962-63 from $7,353 THE OTHER INCIDENT Involved a re solution adopted by the Board- service will be held Tuesday freshments a t tho home of Mr. feature a sermon by the pastor to $18r541 on several homes Ion of Education November 13, It 'Instructed its delegate to the State DecSmbek— 2 f at 11 p.m. It will . and M rsrW alter Thomas, 116 Elm- entitled "Bethlehem In An Age cated on Masters So* and Havl-* Henry Grch, vice president of Federatiorr_or'D istriet Bo'ards of^Educacion, Mrs^ MlIdrednHess,-to "ha a service of Christmas m ustor St., Elizabeth. of Violence." T he re will also land, p r, which will continue in ■ tha Natlonal State Bank, Hillside our LLiY.oteJnTaWF^f-a-i^olnfion^offer^befoFeTReStM^Boapd^thaFwould- The senior and youth choirs will- Sunday December 22 will start be special instrum ental and vocal future yCTTsrThey^lso noted chat Office, Is -general chairm an. permit, prayer- and- Bible reading in the public schools and to g&| offer Christmas anthems and the. with Bible SchooHor aU ages. At.:, m usic by the chols?. Charles S. Tracy, GOP -muiilsl- com pIilhit§ amending the.tXS, SbnsHmtlon if necessary. congregation will participate In the 11 a,m. morning worship the Please Notice pC clalipmar., is* in charge .of jiiends This,, action was both lauded and. criticized by residents. But M e ' stngfitg ChtHwnta e jr o ls r ' pastOr's topic will b e ’lGod’sUn- apeakers; Harry G, Hvra, ad _ FAITH TABERNACLE critic appeared at la s t week’s school board meeting requesting, ' , ELIZABETH AVENUE usual__ Birth__Announc.ements." Journal! Harry G. M iller and F alth Tabernacle at 383 ]Yale E a r l y Bi r d that the resolution.be rescinded. Meanwhile, however, on December JEUzabeth Avenue Presbyterian The choir will sing a special Arnold H. MuClow, tickets| M rs, Ave,, Rev. Bob E rdies pastor, 7 the question came before the State Federation and was lost, Qhurch, Elizabeth and Wilbur Christmas selection. The Sunday Eva Fuiik and Mbs. jean NcSle, Will have the C hristm as program This-r-tbbj- plight now be considered "purely academic," although Aves., ReV. DonaldTylerCrispin School Christm as program w ilj. Holiday Issue seating! Harold .Ifalnhard, pro- of Jthe^unda.y.gahoO'LQepartment the resolution of instruction-to* "Mrs; Hess is •stii,l,on the record; pastor, will hav e a You th Round -be-at 7 "p.m. with a special play ' Wlth-C^istmAS-DAy falling-oo gram, andtorrner'M'aySF r.edrge Sunday a r7 pTm. U nder the di­ ’TSBle at 9 a.m. Sundaybecbmbef entitled "T his Shall Be,A Sign" Wednesday December 25, The w. Herilch. pubncity, "''Should it oe pursued to-a" opnclusion or forgotten? rection of Superintendent Violet­ 'ZSrSfWSO fitStheG H IW s School. Including musio and singing by Thnes will carry a Tuesday De- srvice Through will fold its Christmas program, 1 y e groups. Tuesday Decem- ta PlegaH/ the departments will' I T he Adult foruM Tivlii De at.9:45. ber '24 at 7:30 p.m, the Ghrl?t- but w ill be printed on MONDAY a Bible play, "H ie B irth -A Path f At E a.m, the Christm as Morning mas Eye candlelight service will DECEMBER 23, unusually eariy' ^ Frank and Leonard Barlo | to Calvary," N u rse ry and be*' It’* our picamre at thia time of year* to wfak aU ! Service will take place, and the feature thefcantataby JOhnPeter- Jn the week because Tuesday ginner children w ill he dressed in ( pastor's topic will be "Prince spn, **The Night The Angels, "evening is Christmas Eve and Our Frionda and Cuatonera A M Extend a Merry Christmas ^ foreign costume. Primary and { Of What Peace?" The Christmas Sang.” A short message by the the printers will not be work­ Junior children will give recita- - 1 candlelight (service will be at 8 pastor .w ill be entitled '"Could tions and dong on #*The Beauty of ing. • This Be'Tha Eve of'His Skorid VERY MEKRY CHRISTMAS ^ to all their many patrons and say W H is’Life," The, teen groups and., - Consequently the deadline for ^ P ,h 1l LSDE PRESBYTERIAN G O aSgT '" • alLmaterial for next week|s issue adult departments will combine • | | . ■ ■ ' : ' warm “THANK YOU" n [ Hillside United Presbyterian wiffbe Friday December 20. Go.* and A HAPPY NEW YEAR j in a play,, "His B irth { A Path ( Churibti, Coe and Salem Aves., ST. MARY MAGDALENE - - operation ” of all concerned will to Calvary." The special Christ-, 1 Rev. David A. Raipsey pastor, The Episcopal Church of St. be appreciated* • S . Open W e d Dec7 2 5 audW ed. Jan. 1 V will have' church S ^ o o l. at 9,80 Mary Magdalene, 131 Pomona mas service will include 1 a.m. Sunday followed at U a.m. . Ave., Newark, Key. FredL.Nolt* , gregational singing Witiirefresh- 1 JA P It LEAF WiN«s t liq io r s ! with morning worship with music ments. JACK RED&K— j by the tfancei, Youth and Chertb* h a r d w a r e - - M l 20 L ib e rty Ave. E L 4*-5757 - a l t s c h u l ^ k e x a T l DRUG STORE HOUSE FURNISHINGS TRANSMISSIONS 1299 Liberty A v., WA 8*5183 1317 liberty Avenue — WA 3-MS9 — WA 3-149B Powtr St#«ring & Motor Overhaul CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY" S J, J. G fow n .y, Mgr. Plumbing - E l.ctrie.l - GlMe W l SELL I d CUBES LOWEST PRICES LIVER BENJ MOORE PAINTS AND NE^ YEAR’S DAY 1070 NORTH BR O AD STREET Hill*ido Auto Sai«» YOUR DRUG NEEDS AT HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY FREE PROMPT DELIVERY COMPETITIVE PRICES 1146 N. Brbad-^t. FL 1^773J EL 2*1663 DECORATIQ$

\ .words he Said that hts Work sought Diane Nardone, Laura Pflster, M r. Haak served In the U.&, Mr, H aak resides to Eai, to test capacities^ learning and Carol Valenti, W 1111am Brugges, Haak Elected Army in World W ar Hand Korea lawn and Is married totk Kirkpatrick Gets un-iearnlng "in the hope and t i t a Lopez, Stage props7 and returned 16 civilian life former R osetta W afoellar eventually such e x p e rim e n ts w ere tinder “the supervision. of To Newark Post after having.reached the rank of ,has-.four children. would shed some light on condi - M r,_R . Weiss and his helpers The election, of Joseph E Haak Lieutenant, , - " ' * 7 faJA tlons affecting human behaviour.' were Stoyen Menklnk Jam es Hie- 1 we used white' ra ti' since the tala, and Steven. Alihrando. The as Assistant Vice President was I rat is such a relatively simple lights and'sets were handled by announced this week byMorriSon animal, and Of course have always Mr. S, Rubin,'Mr, J, Stasl, end J Feldman, p resident of tfie to keep In mind that It is al­ Mr. R, Molr. Bank of Commerce, Newark,. SEASON S GREETINGS together posslblpjha; the way hu- Mr- Haak Joined the Bank of. , man jielngs learn may. differ Commerce to June 1962 as an TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS & radically from the way sueh a Herman Backers A ssistant Manager in the Time simple species learns. Sales Department, and was FRIENDS From Dr* Kirkpatrick, who was bom - Formulate Plans elected as Assistant Treasurer ■ at-Irvington, lives atPerlclomen- A kickoff meeting was held . . and Assistant S ecretary ' to December 1962, vllle and has boen on the U r- the h om e'of Board of-Education Mr. Haak has had 10. years sinus facility since 1961. He is candidate Seymour D. Bierman, ■experience in the banking* in­ a graduate ofHlllsideiilghSchocl. 121 Coriant St,, Thursday evening, and holds hem the B.A. and M.S dustry ahd was formerly as­ CAKE BOX The purpose of the meeting was sociated with the Hackensack , degrees, also from Rutgers where to form ulate plans. Thirty-five' 1118 LIBERTY AVENUE EL 4-5893 he.was teaching1 assistant for two - resid en ts attended, T ru st Cotnp,any as an officer years before coming to ’Jrsin u s M r,' to charge of consumer loans. He holds a E.S. Degree and IS College, He Is a member of •p re sid e n t of the Board of Edu­ a graduate of Sewn Hall Univer­ Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. He cation, Frankllr. A. Feltman, a sity, He is a member of the' DWIGHT R. KIRKPATRICK is the son of Mr. and M rs.-R ob- * m em ber of the present Board, New Jersey Bankers Association ; tSw^^TRi K.Ct1 k-Si7a, £jri-c'j£..to-v ■fctFt C. Kirkpatrick of 297 Ryan ; Moe Gdldberg, 1260 iSobert. & ,' arid has served on the Consumer structo? to psychology 'it 'Jr* St, >His- wife, the former D ian e. •and''Allan.TLmaritln, 136 North sinus Collega, Colleyevllle. Pa.. , Gelahelmer nf H illside, Is -a Ave,, were the speakers, 1 , Credit Committee,— — (pmnps p/toto) I of ' graduate of Douglass College and The following leaders were The BW ;,t;St|^','W omeo'a FLAG RAISER—Dennis Mann, 12, of 816 Hillside Ave„ has ORDER YOUR FAVORITE PIES AND CAKES Is teaching, first .grads in the appointed bv.. Mr. Share, whn j ^.. Tuesday. Learn a win te «««- “ 'Boyertown School system! -v^untested-‘terusErt»e-«id-lewen-hhe~togret-The~Hiilstdle^P3ffi' directing the eamfiilga fir Mr, ? The Hillside Times in action. Building each day, He visited the Hillside Public Library tc NOW TO ADD A DELICIOUS TREAT TO Bierman! Herbert Fromm, Nor-’ Published w eekiy-;i^ii^'1HilM.ri There will be refreshm ents reed boohs on the proper procedures Involved. He Is one of the man F o re r, -Leonard Cohen, Mrs, side Times Publishing Co„Inc., ; and gift. steppe, Mrs. Robert more than 100 youngsters between lq .an d 13 who are “Jlfclol*- Kaiser Aluminum Adale Goldberg, Sidney Gurtev, at 1443' North-Broad St,, Hillside. y o u r f e a s t i Lleberman is program chairman. paling In afternoon aotivlties at the building. T CHRISTMAS Irving H eir, W-llslax Krlchmas, Names Salesman Russell Raffa, Mrs, ; Dorothy ; Thursday,. December 19,1963V Golden Chain / « G, Lunden has been ap­ Kemper, Mrs, Jean Bernstein, Subscriptions per.y.ear $3,50 any- pointed a fluorocarbon s jto s - Holds Crime Abatement Mrs. 'Samuel PeMartino, Harry where to the United States, stogie- Wonderful Member Party ..BH by Kaiser Chemicals, M iller, M r. - and M rs, Melvin copy 10-c Division o fK aiset Aluminum Si Depends On Citizenry Miller, Mr, -and Mrs,'Harvey - Second class Postage Paid : Newaffc Lirik-fS, O.G.C., will Chemical Corporation*. -Manders-r -Leuis—Lehnranr Allan Elizabeth, FRUIT meet Tuesday, December 17 at .. Id " his new pnatlan—Mav .....—tofiiecy thqpfcanif7 red t abS^n- Che music festival of the West- T um arkta, ar.d Sidney Englander, M.yQbiXL No,a the Elizabeth' Masonic Temple",• "L unden wUl serve the m arket PBT cards in .Was hington tell the • minsts? cw sr ssw arw w ffl CAKES 6.68 No. Broad £t,-,__EUzabeth, for Kaiser fluorocarbon pro- s tory of that fa any fugitives fro® be part, of the sta te 's Tercen­ Industrial Group at pf30 P,M, immediately follow- ducts in the New York area, with justice in the United States,f'de- tenary Celebration next year. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND "Wsg' a Short business meeting, offices to Hillside. ’ Gla-red-Harold E. Campbell Jr., . Howard E ,. F orselle, manager Christmas Party A HAPPY NEW YEAR Newark Link will have their an­ assistant special, agent in charge of (he Investors Savings and Lofn * Tne apbugil party nual paid-up membership party, , of Jhe Newark' office of the FBI, Association, was introduced as a of th'e Hillside Industrial As-, We since)rely send-_ best Holiday —Admission for members will be •’S WONDERFUL" TO JOIN to members of the Hillside Rotary tie®, mem ber..... sociatiori was held larc night wishes t | everyone • May the in»lf ffiB8hfedg»|| card. There . -G-lub last week at the United Pres­ 1 The annual Christinas party of at the College Inn. Harvey W, holiday give you much comfort LAYER byterian Church* will be a slight fee for non- INGLES CLUB’ . the Rotary Chib was held- amidst Peace J r ., president of the as- and pleasure- and the coming m em bers. : ‘*Crime costs the public $22.. •E COFFEE AND DANISH FIRST festive-dec orations lastTuasday, sociacion (and vice president of new Year-bring you everything M iss Mona Carle of Hillside billion a year, or $128 3 year CAKES HT _ Many ntoftfijra brought their the N ational State Bank, Hillside y our heart desires. . wlH entertain, Mri Pleyd H; Jay­ for every individual in theU.S,,'l wives to erjoy the special- enter­ Office^ w as ohairman of the af- We ako wi k our loyal so n . J r ,, Past Patron, and Robert NfiLS ~ females 25 and ovfr he continued. “As.long as-there tainment tha: was provided. customers E. Spiegel, Pas: .Patron, ate males 28 and over is a wholesale disrespect for law J or their patronage. chairmen assisted by Mrs, Paul­ CTIONS-LEARN TO BOWL PRO- there will be no' abatement in HELP US KEEP We apprec.Late your s election of ine Josephs on, chairman, of host­ Fantasy Staged us to be your perspnal phar* esses, Reservations may be made THE SEASON -SPECIAL RESER- Campbell, referring to the* YOUR CITY CLEAN niacy. We will try our b est'tj with either of the chairm en or the FABULOUS CAN -GAN ROOM Sinatra kidnapping,statedthat-the At Hurden-Looker - e ontinut'operating a good- phar- Worthy Matron, M rs^ S arsh S, FBI investigated 100 kidnappings FERED A Y & MEYER CO. INC macy with. dependable service A cker. / ' last year. At for bank robberies, A holiday play ,#The.Magic^L. OWL PARTIES 864 Elizabeth ^and reasonable pric -h».-4iaeioged- :& -'record of 1250 ' the Krakat-usk;,* a fantasy in three Olive Si. N. J. 5-4400 FOR FULL DETAILS cases, and^id'lRey^were'not 111 p a rts r was presented"_by sixth- Hellish' amateurs as the puhlicdsipclined graders on Wednesday evening YOUR DOCTOR CAN "VA tA to believe, at the Hunien-Loo jeer School# The J M Arket 8-8 8 79 - 8-2T89 PHONE US when you Fair Bowl The need is fo r an awakened play was adapted from 'TThe'NUFT SIDNEY T. HOLT need a medicine, A great Fine Selection of STREET, HILLSIDE and informed -public. awareness cracker Suite” by Tchaikovsky* many people entrust us and • Opinion in support of law 'M rs. H, Becker, sixth grade " 0 .8 . Q«M with their preacrlptions. enforcement before there will be teacher, was in charge of the ESTABLISHED 1882 May we compound' yours ? STOLLENS & \E TAX TIME IS an abatement in crimel'he said*^ production*. The ch o ir was dU O F F IC IA L DIAMOND i The J?B1 had no^jyrisdlcjipn rected by Mrs* ’ C, Ashley. Al­ APPRAISER SALEM PHARMACY STRUDLES and HAN YOU THINK., in the President Kennedy as­ ternating with songs were dances ESTABLISHED 1882 sassination, Campbell explained, choreographed and directed by 1201 Salem Ave,. Cor f Room 401 l i t F lo o r AX YOU PAY- -hut- -waa^directed- by. - E resident-. Mrs* M. .M altjianer. aqd. per- Cot Ave, a large assortment c^^OOKIES Johnson, ro ma,ke--a—gepepfa- iormedr—by- eixth',—se ventlfr Our-poly entrance Pfil tip We Inlck,Pharmacist OPEfTMONDAY, DECT 73 eighth grade children* | .786:Broad Street We call for & D eliver YOUR RECORDS!” FBI has riO Jurisdiction In liquor, Prescruptlons EL 2*4230 CLOSED CHRISTMAS D AY AND DAY A F T E R ’ ' narcoties, counterfeiting,, smug- . The characters, -in order of G or. Market Street Newark2,-N.'J. r u c i Y O U ! ORDfR IAMIY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT igling.'drrpostarvIblSffonS. Camp- appearances- werer Prologuea/;; BARJAC0 bell was introduced by program ■ Judith Krokosz, Ronald Kreps, HILLSIDE, NJ. chairman Thaddeus J. Jascor, Bruce Schechter; Mrs. Silber- •WA 6-5955 President J. Franklin Reinhard • haus, T erry McTiOTnan; Judge said plans- would be discussed Silberhaus, Doughas Bond; Fritz, -INAL BOOKKEEPER” for raising funds to send a student; Robert bukeman; M arie, Irene representative - next summer to Belllon; Dr*, Dross elm a ye r, Wil* -liam- SGhulhmanni The Mouse Smart Santas know King, James Szalay, Nutcracker, Micllael Pakay; P rince Nut- LACING BOOTIES for son Joffroy your home can, i cracker, Glem* Elsnick; King, Is ono "hellish ordeal," says Michael Markowitz; Queen, Mary Mrs. Hilda Coyle, North Chill, Ann Chukalla; The Inventor, it’s time to join N y (above), a victim of severe, BEAUTIFUL with,: David Wianecki; T he' Guardian, rheumatoid arthdils (note knotted bonds), now undergoing Michele Kozlowski; The Astrolo­ treatment at the Morch of ger, Patricia Jaye; The Sugar Dimes Arthritis Center, Univer­ Fairy/G heryl Baiun* sity of Rochester, N.Y., School of The.chorus and dancers ift*y Medicine. Savogo pains through­ eluded, Dennis Gupldo, Linda out her body began 10 years Santa Maria, Cynthia C a rr, Wil- BERKELEYs ago and make any home task a ton Mills, Marilyn Kielkowskl. tost of courage. Arthritic disease . Wanda Wrobe!, Michele Kozlow­ ofRicts 11 million Americans. ski, Jam es Buchanan, JohnKluer- 1964 ber, Debbie Munson* Diane Law­ SMALL VICTIMS. V rence, Arlene Forem an, Ben San- WASHINGTON (UPI)~EAch tuecif Jajiice Mas!©, Linda Set- year about 12,000 children are tembrino, Margaret - Tomscany, bom with spina biflda, the Pub­ Barry Felker, Jean Cray, Peter lic H ealth Service reports. Tortaglia, Christopher Abranii- Ctri^tmasiClut) ; This neurological- disorder, P tis, Garry ^C olandrea, Joyce caused by a failure of the back- sf Capro# Joseph Kurowski, Richard bone to close properly, occurs U Kreps, Vincent . Kiukys, Janet in approximately three out of H W e e k ly paym ent classes finery 1,000 births. I d Alexander,, Sandy . Andreycliin, Ellen Anzis, Glen Atamanchuk, Robert Benson, Kathy- Bibbor from $ 1 ^ $20 • now starting Thomas Carplan, Bonnie Char Chula, Carl Christiansen, Karen iTAlise, Larry DeTlede, Iris^ Feldman, Raymond Orasso; Continued fr\ Linda- Haefner, Karen. Hietala, Larry- Horner^ R ichard LaPorta", This month we’re mqLling checks to thousonds of thrifty "HUlsldo~High School, It is recall] -AndFea-LermanyR-lcrhard^ extra—eompenmion^hag—teen Vdtf S teve Morhrio, Ned Na rdone . An­ people just in time (or Christmas shppping. Our -1963 Christ­ ch eer leaders and tw irlers of the mi nette Prince, John Santa Maria, -T AU ffiis, of course, adds Bonnie S'mithrKathy Tighe, Gary mas Club savers are going lo en jo y holiday fun the Since tftfcre h§vp been no ... Tully, William W einstein, John Iassumed., thaL_the_maj^rity-of taxp smart way • paid for in advance Zffnkowski ,4 - J anet Storch, Cindy ‘ Sev* Welkly Receive j •have been obtained through the eff Ragoff, Evie Richkus, Elaine courtesy gf Berkeley’s dividend for 80 Weeks - Next.Nov. been others in the form of added f Moses, Cheryl Scheller, Cynthia jnent heads and other supervisor^ M 1.M ..1 ' I.B.0^.0,0 . a ,UrJ»H^Joy Langowski, Jo Ann paying Christmas Club - one of m *2 ,no------itnn no------< Magdon, Linda Sabba, Nancy $8,00 *$180.00’ -Pimm, Elizabeth Rozano, Olga the largest savings an? loan f 5.00 I $250.00 1 •Havlicek, * Nau Lopez, Susan Chrietma t C lubs in Ne w Jersey^- $ ibi:oo SH.0D.m_-. . Jayg. h-ene Wasilflk, MIcKele $30,00 *1000-00 Peason, Wendy W illiams, Ellen PLU8 DIVIDENDS Peacock, Edward Crisafulli, Roicco “Minervino, Stephen Mandy, John Alibrando,G»orge Piasecki, SAVIN 0 8 INSURED TO SlOiOOQj- No ohargfe for opening o Larry Gulmi, Kathy Dinkowitz, hy F S L IC --‘a U .8 . G o V t, AB•noy’;,' closing a6count Jayne Deo, Linda Sm ith, Alice Smith, Denise Martynik, Barbara Capture the gey, warm spirit of Christmas with decorative lights, A CERTIFIED RESIDENTIAL Witting, Linda Anderson, Beverly LIGHTING CONSULTANT indoors and outdoors. Nothing says, “Merry Christmas” to your Reyle, Judy Filee, Carol Rreitz, CAN BE OF SERVICE IN friends, neighbors and community with more sincerity' than HELPING YOU PLAN BET­ eyrrthir Bempd, Beve rly "A3- your own personal Holiday decorations. Holiday lights can make TER, MORE EFFECTIVE donizio, Shelly Tucker, and Carol your home look more beautiful than ever, no matter if you choose a l i g h t i n g f o r y o u r Yalehte* HOME. CALL YOUR LOCAL BERKELEY SAVINGS , Scenery was designed by Miss eimpje or an elaborate display. Plan now to decorate for Christmas. PUBUC -JggyiCE OFFICE. U. Mihal* Sound effects were by 11 BERVICESi Savfnga'Aooounta. Vacation Club Foralgn Rap.lt- AN D LOAN ASSOCIATION M rs. M. DeDominick. Stage and auditorium decorations were WWW* <*«» l»OM AVI. [« 1M.J WA i-,300 ^PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS-COMPANY under the direction of lyirs. (V. Homo Rapalr Loans, Conatruotloa Loans, U.8. Saving* Bond., grandu 434 CHANCIUM AVI. (car. fubyonTI.) WA 3-8242 * Schmandt and M rs. D. Baker Stata.ot Iaraal Bonds Rmwfc 11, N.J. . t a x p a y in o s e r v a n t o f a o r e a t s t a t e and their helpers were Susan «■ to 4 p.m., Monday. wtHI 7 p.m. Jaye, W. Wrebel, Paul Storch, hillside LITTLE LEArcnn • I January 28 255 Chancellor Av|, ~ i , i 4 Progress Club hoard meeting ", January 2^ • *' - ' The Tennessee Williams ‘ Your Date Book Kiwanis fflfilf meeting# ' is under the direction of MUtonp ACTIVITY- A Zucker add the caSt-fe&thfes ' SITE ' DATE Hannah- Mllsteln; Naomi p e a rl- TIME Listings iff'thii opliann will be given all.organizations Which' 'Glass Menagerie’ man, Stanley Bright and Jack; ■ d a y REGISTRATION 8 supply the dates of tfysir meetings, Mustun. The productlon'ls under Gurd Avenue * Deceml?erT9 ; January 9 _ Next On Y Stage n ils iupervlsior. ol George’ H. NOTE: All' youngsters Mar; 7 . 9:30 a..iiit , 'Cub pack 190 co m m ittee..,.,, iaus? r e g is te r . A ppli­ L ittle League -.#lks.Lodge Auxiliary meeting — T ht-N swa#k YM-YWKA Sat* ' Kahr.. -V- $ i to ingi te r Players .will present “The ca tio n s must be sMhw; F ield House Mar, 14 January 1$ 12:30 p.m. ■ WOman's ClubEvening Depart-, George Washington SchoplPTA Glass Menagerie" as their sec­ T ickets for the Thursday njght mitted with a birtir- £ mcnt meeting# , meeting. , ond production of the 1963-64 . January 16 performance are no# certlficaje and $X-0i~ . - ..Holiday party; of H illside Aye* Knights of Columbus Auxiliary s e r i e s ‘M Januafy:! l l , 12, _;5, available at thei'Y" ofilde. registration fee. ‘" PTA- Mother-Daught^r jClUb, • meeting. '. 18 and 19 at the Y Aud'ttoriumr W om ens' Progress Club.,hqLr | | | Jifiuary 14 iday p a rty 1 for IJfojdfACQUnty Re­ Hillside mdassah'meeting*'. ORIENTATION tarded Young Adultli H illsid e. Ave, Progress Club meeting, Mar. 19 7 :30 p,m, December 21 . January 15 -. 4 BERTHA’S YARN SHOP School' ■ i Elks Asti x i 1 i iff^ C h ris tm a s ' ; Ki wanis Club meeting. - f a r ty f o r children# HiglTSchTol PTA board meet- 1576 MAPLE AVE. HILLSIDE SCREENING DAYS ■- December 23 ins.... , B’naa B 'rlth Lodge board meet-? Hillside Avenue School'PTA ' NOTE; Youngsters must •lpg«: • (Formerly of Clinton Place. Newark! attend 2 of 4 sessions Conant St.. Park Apr. 4 |j 5 meeting. (.American League) § 9; 0 0 a , lit . //Deborah B’nai B’rith-G irls • Januery !6 A g in g . Meeting af Evening Department MOHAIR - THE IDEAL -----SS------Apr. 41 § -12 y" ■ g-ress^litb-boa-r^^-eetiTigr" of Woiuali'i dlUiJ, . e , Washington Fid. Sinai Sisterhood meeting* J 'jaMiifxl?- 1 (National League) Shomrei Torah Sisterhood . Temple Shomrei Torah Sis­ CHRISTMAS GIFT board, meeting* AUCTION terhood weekend atG ranite Hotel Gurd Ave. December 26 t •. v In CatskLls starts. ‘ Apr. 14 7:00 j*§,t?rt oTCftrrsfm asbasketball FREE INSTRUCTIONS L it t le League • festival at High School, ' B’nal B'rith. Lodge ■- meeting. F ield House December 27 . _.Tsmple Shpmrel- TerahBtster^' .----- "*ON ALL KNlfWEAR, OPENING PAY PARADE hood board meeting, G. Washington theatre party. . Jar.uary”!2l,: INCLUBiS(G COATS (ai,x players; May 2 ' ■ 9 1 00 a.m, December 29 . Township Committee meeting. IShomrei Tora’h Men*s-ClubJ ..MINING DAY .GAMES .meeting. _ Planning Board meeting. Gurd Avenue December 3Q (Major League) May 2 Saybrook School PTA. meeting. L ittle League 10:30 a,»m. . Board of trustee's^meeting^of i ' KlwapfsClub m eeting.... | SPECIALS IN MOHAIR.. ^Voma-ng-Grub-of-H illlM W ^ ^ • L 'iHurdenilM’kel^lclibS F ield • December 31 meeting, • (in the event of rain) "'"New” Tear's "lye party of:, — jwHiasV'23-1 We Invite, you -Gurd- Avenue- : _JTeniple Beth El Sisterhood* . ' May"4 •: 6 tSO" p , m. .Ceivinjcdoiidge PTA meeting, "“ January.! Cub Pack 190 meeting. to drop in and MINOR LEAGUE Annual- reorganization meet­ ____ jB n U a ^ 2 ? __ OPENING DAY ing of Township-Committee# i Liberty Ave.__ M roy.gYgld-tf te m p ie jh o m -_ _ browse croyno ..May. 4. ||| 6-; SO p"rnr;~ ~ --'-January-2 iHTora-hrStsterhobd. BARN DANCE .^-Boa.rd meeting of Evening I’rtth Lodge board meet- '' Evergreen Lodge Membership Department of Wo* ing, LADIES AUXILIARY rnan‘s Clllb of Hillside# Springfield, N.J, May ‘2 9100 p.m, January 6 TAG DAY George w afHingtoirSehoxoiPTA" • board meeting. dumber 655 Of A Series Of Articles _N0TE: A ll coaching H i l l s i d e , - Say brook Softool PTA board personnel meet at May 9 10:00 a.m. meeting. Temple • Shomrei Torah Sister­ Gurd Ave, Field hood meeting. Featuring American Ideas and Ideals „ (in case of rain . H i l l s i d e -May 16 —^Cubr£ aak 49tLeommi-t tee m eets- same “as above) i Ot OO a.mT .iflg* .. . - - — -Janua'py .7 Township Committee meeting. . /Hillside Hadassah board meet­ I. Lute Share' ing. St. Catherine Rosary Society . President election of officers. January .8 YMHA-YWHA Camps and organ music will add. to the . Board of -Education meeting* festivities at the reception. New Treasurer Woman To Retire _ Planning Board meeting#... TSIT IjOU Reunion On Wheels Mr, Risen added ‘that reg is- Kiwanis Club meeting# "tfatlon-for new.campers will open Board meeting of Calvin I |._;,More than 1300 cam pers/ p ar­ Of old Guard At Airborne Corp. -at lbeal WI-YWCA'fi nn Thursday Gobildge. SchoplPTA. ents and staii are expected.to ' January 16 for a choice of m , Wimay. Lalfrlj, last Thursday ~ 4 f t g h Sc hool-PTA meeting# — j o t j - a n i eight week, or (wolourweekper- was elected treasurer ofthe Hill­ •—-Hillside Avenue Pt X parent- raHA.oampB "Reunion ,«n , ■ ed.rneetlnK, ' fWi5Sele;---,Ofir- -'W -edneaday-after- "■ ■ tods., Campers of the nrevlous side chapter of the oid Guard, season will be given priority ‘I’he group's annual meeting was . a, Decem ber 2ES7 af the TvHn _ in registration until that date be­ conducted In th e’HillBlde United k a p m n e s s pCity Roller Rink, 1018 Sherman Presbyterian Church, » County Commander to , Elizabeth. cause of the great demand for available places at camp. ■ Matthew Elson, Executive Di­ - Resisted were: Director, W4I*.' recar of the camps, annomnaj Included again in the program U sm R. Turner; visa director: Pays legion Visit [ to t . Che reunion ..will start as -fds--1964-wUl-be a special "Teen Ildmuhd-FfJ^iyfjgc and aecre-: — County..Commander Joseph f o r C l i r i s 11580 p,M . and oontinue until Camp" for 14 to 16 year old |||30 P.M. Film slides of camp 1 boys and girls. cently to Hurden-Looker Post ■ #80, Am erican Legion, reviewed .. its p ast h isto ry ' and noted its . significance to Hillside. Ha said that with so - many unaffllisted veterans living In Hillside the lo- Sal Post, was In a poaitlon to-onse - "tigain assume HSjCnportaftt^f, * Members' In his staff ^tccompan- -‘“Ito B®!, MARY A. CUMMNGHAM Past Commander -Walter How- ell discussed ,the_ future of Boys M y * Hillside Ave,'will retire at the State ’ on the projected Rutgers PRESCRIPTIONS ' Airborne' Accessories -Eggg™ Camptls at old Gamp K ilm er. “*Y§DFpfeS(;r!:Ptl n ls.Qnr First Consldefatlon" December 31, according fo"ail- .£i|glsitrrangemants were made 9 for. the Christm as party Decem­ Kanouse, COSMETICS Bsrsnnhel... Director, this week. ber 17 with the members’ wives - and -mem-bers oi -the- Ladies- Aux- - Mrs- ® h!M IItflB the-second iliary and their husbands. Lanvin, Raberge,«&lnonel, Coty, Chafitllly, Ambush. employee to enjoy benefits under the Employees Rdjlremer.t Plan Two New Jersey B ell T eia- . phone film s were, shawm One was TOBACCOS A(rimrtw since i t was put Into ...a n d to ■ I Humidors, Pouches, Cigarette Holders, effect January'TT1963,, The cost • "THIS Is New -JerBey" and the other " M r. D igit." Pioes l?f the plan Is bbtr.e entirely by the company*' CIGARS Dutch Moster, Gold Label, Bbflng, Corotia^ M rs, ghrutftlgham started with Eppler Appointed extend our § Alrbon# as ar-assembler or. Rr-im'aDoros'. J u f 28y K i r s h e later became To Airborne Post a laboratory aide and at the tithe . sincere tkanfe i GIFTS of her retirem ent was .engaged Stuffed AnlmyjSj as a general clerk In t-hs unall- nsatlon lsboVetory^group in the CANDIES Engitleerlsg-E^yleien, . y t o a ll o u t . Schraffts, IWfif tmatis. SetGameNight joodjriends HILLSIDE PHARMACY Of Sisterhood V. PROCOPIO Reg. Pharm. , The Sisterhood of Sinai Cptf- gregatlon will meet December (REE DELIVERY 28, ,at.ja^L E 4»U . ..at-the .Esther -Be-rkewttz- flttll ar Sinai'CS'ffgre'-" 354-7733 gatlon, Game night "ggjE B M E P rogram1 chairman IsCeleBern- This Message Published As A Public Service Through 265 HOLLYWOOD AVE.------HILLSIDE- Tfte Cooperation of the following Hillside Companies

/ ALBERT L. EPPLEk The National State Bank ’The'appointment of A lbert L, Bristol-Myers Company Eppler as Supervisor of the . -illside Office Maxon Pontiac Inc. Production Engineering De­ partment, was, announced this week”, by E. L , Kanouse, P e r­ Tridix Tool & Machine Co. 1477 NORTH. BROAD St:, HILLSIDE, N. J.:- WAvcrly 3-6900 sonnel D irector of the A irborrli Accessories Corp* here. Hatfield Wire & Cable SM.ES ~~ SERVICE — PARTS ‘Mr, Eppler joined Airbome_ Division of Continental-.Cn.pper.—. in Novemner 1V56. and was eng-aged . as. 4 group leadet in the " O U R B O D Y S h 6 p IS COMPLETELY EQUIPPED for all c o l l i ­ Production Engineering Deipart- A Steel Industries liie. Jiffy Manufacturing Co,- ment before being-promoted to s i o n WORK- We repair FENDERS, DOORS, HOODS, and make his‘ new assignment. He ia a graduate of the Newark College of"Engineering where he receiv ed . ^ Ed^comb Steel & Aluminum Corp. them like neW. Come in for an estimate. a B.S. degree in Mechanical En- G.lll. PERM. A N T IF R E E Z E (cosh & Corry) SI .87 per gal. (No Lim it) ; ■ ■ ginfering. He resides at j27 Elmwood Rd., Florham Fhrk. PACE 4 THE HILLSIDE, N J. TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1963 Diana Irenas Is Bet'rdthed Around Th Town MRS. SYLVIA ROSS WA 3-SS7A ■ MISS Arlene Heuer, daughter of honeymoon in Europe, for three MERRY ; Mr. and M rs, Benjamin Heuer weeks. They will reside in Man­ of 1610'Summit Ave., became the hattan.' -brid erDecemberTof Mrr^Leland • David Levy, son. of M rs, Fay R. I MR, AND MRS, Simon Gooen' Levy- of San Francisco, Calif., and \ of §36 So. 18th St., Newark, cele­ ■• the late Mr. Jesse M. Levy, Jr. brated their. 71st wedding vanni- Rabbi .Solomon.Rothstei^ cousin ■ vers ary December 15 with* ifcm- of the bride* officiated at the ily gathering at they? : r Ceremony, in ihej^ort Lee C ogs The couple, were born in Russia' munity Center, wher^a^reesptloh and came to Newark§6 years ago, followed. 1 where they have been residing Miss Harriet fleuet was her ever since. They have two sons, s iste r's maid" of honor and M rs. 'form er Judge 3amueLHr-Gooeri_- Martin Mel^zer, cousin of the* of Hillside and Mr, JosephGooen bride, was matron of honor, Mr. of Irvington; three daughters, Jesse Levy, of San Francisco, M rs. Samifel Katz Of Newark, served* -as—his~brother% best Mrs, Meyer Minzter oiElizabeth and M rs, -Samuel Berkowitz of « The bride, an alumna of Hill­ .Hillside: 11 grandchildren and 21 CHRISTMAS side High School,'was graduated great- grandchildren#, . from Douglass College^ New. t- -Mr. -Gooen is retired from the Brunswick, with ah A,.B, degree picture framet'Mjsiness. He and in m athSnatics. She is employ- his “bride!-- . a i t .„m.embgca. of ____fc____ MISS. DIANA IREHAS ..ed -by -^e^eiLTel§phoiTe Tjab->"v -Congregation- A-havas ~~Achim- To Our Employees And M-rv anSIMrs. Zach$rylrenas, M r, Schoenblum. is employed in. . oratories in New York City. Mr, B'nai Jacofe and Congregation . 852 Jefome "Ave. {have announoed the Advanced. Systems En­ I Levy is a graduate of the Univer­ Ahavath Zion, Newark, the.Home the engagement of their daughter, gineering Department of Bendix sity of California at Berkeley ’ for the* Chro.nic sick, and Daugh* Diana, to Erwin Schoenblum, son Corp., Teterboro, - and is and the Harvard Graduate School** ters of Israel Pleasant Valley of Mr, and Mrs. David Schoen- currently studying for a Masters’ of Business Administration, Bos­ Home. Mrs* Gooen is a member,, . blum, 96 D&wSbn Ave,, Clifton. Degree in Electrical Engineering ton, M ass. He is with .Grey Ad­ of the United Cadies Bikur Cho* To The The announcement was made at a at Newark College of En­ vertising, New York City. ■ llm r'-r Thanksgiving ~ Day dinner hbn- gine ering.-_ He is a member of M r.. Levy and his bride IftllT .©ring the coy pie at the Irenas Tau Beta Pi,. Eta Kappa Nu, home.'' and Dnicron Delta ’ Kappa,* Carmel Guild for ChelGMSfmkSL; The prospective bride a grad* engineering honor fraternities. PTA To Present Fundi Officials And Residents uate of Hillside High. Schoolij An August 16 wedding is M rs, John Early wastyelcomed attends. Douglass College in New planned, . • j • , . - -,as a new member to the organ- 'Kdnmdy:^Ph&te>--* • Izatfdn. A Mass will be offered shortly as a . bookkeeper pn the,products At an executive board meeting by the Rosarians fo r'th e late division of the 'B ristol-M yers held in the library of George' Of Hillside President J.F. Kennedy. Miss Garcia “"Company here. HerTiance was Washington S eh o o l recently, A Christmas j party was held. graduated from Thomas Jeffer- .plans.-were made by the PTA to December 14 Jointly with the Holy e- son High School, Elizabeth, and donate a picture of the late P re si - Is Engaged dent Kennedy to .the-sghooh The Name Society at the school cafe­ attended the University of Mary- teria. Mrs. Janies Intrabartolo _ lend jin College Park. Having presentation "•will lake place at" From The and Mr, FrankWinnicki arranged served with- the Armed Forces the regular meeting this month. the affair, M rs, John Klueber in Korea, Mr.- Anderson.is pres­ A m usical variety show by the was program chairman,* Gifts ently attending Ne wa rk C ollege of .fifth grade students under -the- were exchanged, and canned Engineering, He is employed by direction of Miss C atherine Ash­ goods were donated for":He needy. the Wilson Jones Co, r Elizabeth. ley is planned for this meeting, It will consist of a vocal p res­ entation ^^miprthrsugheut-the Following Industries PTA Sincjalonc) United States. Mrs. Robert'TOnfdndrPresi- Amount Troth dent. and Mrs. Charles Herman, Attracts Crowd Chairman, WUl^ a tee n d a A capacity crowd of 200 parents Founders' Day meeting at Hill­ O f Iris Benzine/ And Firms attended the PTA program at jSaJ- sid e'A v e. Softool,, on Monday, vin Coolidge School December 13, January 6 to make plans fo r the Mr. and M rs. Harold C. .BOB*; annual Founders Day Luncheon zing of 44 Scenic Dr,,'. Rainbow The sixth, seventh, and eighth to be held at Twin-City .Rest­ Lakes, •• form erly of Elizabeth, grades under the direction of Mr. aurant, Elizabeth, F ebruary 3, . announce the engagement of their JEANNETTE Ai GARCIA, i .Bertram. Nussbaum, Mr# Arthur , daughter, .Miss Iris June Benzing; (Zimmerman Photo)' Wojciechowsld, - M rs. 'Evelyn to Richard Alfred Krape, son pf M r. and M rs,'D aniel Garcia Schueler with, the assistance of Rosary Donates Mr, -and M rs. Alfred J^rape, sop: of 1291 Gurd Ave, have announced Miss Catherine Ashley presented Oak Tree Rd,, M^tuch4n. A June jj -th e engagement of their daughter;- a musical sing-a-long. wedding is planned,. . ' M iss Jeanette Ann Garcia, to Mr. $1400 To Church M rs. Alois J. S tier. President, — -Both Are graduates of the Tren- - C ai^ O^ndersonjFrrSen-ofMrf- presided" over a short business A check for $1,400 has been -toh'-State College and are On* the and M rs. Carol Q, Anderson of meeting, after which Mrs. Rose presented to Rev, Daniel Curtin faculty of Morristown High 616 Norwood f e r r ., Elizabeth. S.Stahnten welcomed the parents. . for the; newchurch building by. School, Morristown.' Miss Ben- An engagement party honoring Mr, -Nussbaum's-' sixth- -grade- Mrs.-Raymond-Komar, -chairman -zing-teache s -physical-- edueation- th e ” couple**was Tield' at Club Diana won the attendance award and of the • annual card party which . 4|i Union,. - and M r. Krape teaches industrial the first and second grade modi- - was. held recently at C hrist The M iss -Garciav tin“-alutnna~**of- ers served as hostesses for the King School* Father. Curtin con­ Hillside High School, is employed evening. gratulated the Rosarians ori their' Mr. Benzihg is the vice presi­ efforts, and expressed gratitude dent of the National State Bank, for its success*. ■ Hillside Office, ’, A check was sent to T he Mount OPEN A CHRISTMAS PETITE BEAUJYSHOP ; CLUB 1268 Liberty Avenue MU8:2734

ACCOUNT THE STAFF OF THE PETITE TODAY W isheo to take this opportunity to extend at HILLSIDE STATE BANKI to ALL OUR PATRONS • a teady^fund o f.o*uih-*B«xt Chtletmas • AND FRIENDS forthose gifts-yoy-’U NAfant to buy! the wannest W e Pay Interest On GREETINGS FOR THE CHRISTMAS CLUB HOLIDAY SEASON MOON MOTORS INC. ACCOUNTS EQUIPCO, INC. IMPERIAL - CHRYSLER - PLYMOCTfl - VALIANT SALES & SERVICE W EE tciv 5 V 5 u ' YOU HOURS PAYMENTS PAYRE.CBIY* Daily 9a.m. to 6 p.m. g- - T^ r - SYB'.ea . $ 2 5 .2 5 r . p ■ 5 0 .0 6 . 6 0 ,6 0 Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. f.Q O - ■ 1 0 0 . 0 0 ______101. 00 — g—QQ - - 5 .0 0 2 9 0 .QQ. 252 .5 0 ------•5 '0 § -,0 0 ‘ 5 0 5 .0 6 ATTENTION: FUND RAISING .ORGANIZATIONS M .Q .0 • 1900 .0Q : 1010 .0 0 J.M . HUBER CO RP. WM. W. STANLEY CO. INC. . NOVELTIES . H A N D BAGS Hoys , GLOVES A & C SALES CO. 809 Hillside Ave., Hilieide ■ ' ' 1 Block above Municipal Bldg; H ours! D a lly 9-5;;Wed,"0-9; §at. 9-4 CERLEH’S WHOLESALE DRUGS BIIRKAM BROS. INC. TRUCKING

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TIMES, THURSDAY,DECEMBER 19, 1963 PAGE 5 f of 1110 JW6odruff Ave. ,^has_ J^sen P,^..Uningr 4 r w-rsoh.Qf jyj#f Kiwanis Club reassigned to Lowry 'A ir Force Mrs. Franklin P-,.'L6‘ning' of Penalty Fo r_ Base, Colorado, for technical Bradford' R"d,, was graduated!, Sonia To Kids The A rm e d Forces training} * as air t armament from the technical.,.. training! , Hillside Kiwanis Club lest week mechanic. course for jet aircraft meCftarfrcTsi# ' -pufehased clothing "for 48 neady Wayne Jonas,” Firem an Elec-’^ Tnerly' of Beileview T er, here, Cop Reduced trician's Mate, has been trani4 * Airman, Smith who completed at Amarillo Air Force BaM;/;' 1 Hillside cKlfdrer. alter which they . ha^ jUi^t, murned frofi JCitzingen, his initial basic military training Texas. ferred to : tha 5th Gonstr Guam - A 3prday. suspension of Patrol- were treated to refreshments "at Germany, where he',served With at Lackland: Air Force Base, Airman Laning, whor7 was!1 -rmarjohn w, King o(4S3l-UaUe the’ Liberty Aye- Diner. .District in Portsmouth, Vfiu, fol?j§ ; -the US, -Army^for the p aid -48- lowiiig a short leave. His Texas, 1b a 4961 graduate of ^ trained in the= -ma-i-ntena'n^er'and- ■= iSt* watf' reduced to fO Sayf F rf- - The’group was.under thA dlrec- months, • last assignment wa? In Groton fv Hillside High.School.___ _ -inspection of jet fighter planes,'l -WeiM^rjs,ck Wonz, presldent- -- ■..-T-he-son a ls<^of-the- p r ,' -is being reassigned to Zaragoza ; Conn,, where' he-w as recently ’ Commission* The «actiori was elect, and included ’ the .eliB’l t Irvmg-Goodman, Pfc, Goodman Airman Third G lass. Franklim -'Air Base - in’ Spain. . based ■ on. |testim ony of Police Youth Cpmmlttee and other K l- -graduated from -Electrician's was graduated from Hillside High ■ jehool, Cftpt# W<er Steib that there was wanls members. ' School and attended Boston Uhl- HELEN 8 JOHN BEICIK OF “bad. bipod**' between King and - The soi\ of Mr. .Kenneth J oijas • versity - beto're entering ’ the Sgt* Robert Thauer. of 124 .Miriam PL and the late Armed ServioeSj, He is betrothed Named Secretary Mrs. Jonas, he is a T961 graduate' . to Miss 'M arlene Sorchery King, was suspended June ‘4 . . of Hillside High School. daughter of Mr. and M rs, Al : following a hearing by the Town- Sorcher of .Freehold. BERCIK'S _,ship -Committee jwhenSgt. Thauer To Bank Official Rebruit Michael Golubchik, son testified King was* iflsubordlnaje , Miss Muriel.Pox, daughter of .. ... Qf'Mr,, and Mrs. Herman Golub-, Richard S, Turkenko^e, sea­ arid disrespectful to ^ superior -Mrs, Gladys -Pox,of 22 M orris-r chik of j 2iZP: Wilder St.-, is man USN, son .Of M r. and Mrs. -officer- afterTnvestffiatien-of a A W & -M tr--E n^batht_h as been completing his basic- training at Seymour J,_Turkenkope-^f42^- LIQUOR STORE -motor' vehicle acciQlnt May' 12. .riamed .the secretary to Henry the u,s, Army Base at Fort Wllliamson Ave,, is serving vGroh,. vice president of the Na- Dix,- where He is attached to the aboard the amphibious* fo.rce flag— CaptT ;SteI6 said Sgt, Thauer ,=riofiarSfare-B ank7Hril^id'e-Gff icoT' -MedioaTGorpSi—— ship ussraconic. Extend BEST WISHES To All and. King were' not on. friendly Miss Fox was graduated from An alumnus of ^Hillside High The Taeonic is currently op­ terms even .prior to the incidents 'the Abraham Clark HighSchool In School, Golubchik attended.Union' erating with the'Sixth Fleet in the Their Patrons & Friends for | - as: they. had. both. -Complained*4o - .Roselle last' Tune...... Junior College in Cranford as a ~ Mediterranean and wijl visit —him-about each other. business, adminisiration major... ports in .Turkey, Sardinia, Rota', POLISHTULE PARTY Barcelona, Gibralta rand Cannes. A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS Edward M* Gill'dybf the,Civi]r % e ladies of Fhe Polish Amer­ Pfc. Howard S. Goodman-, son - • Service 'Gbmfnission-said-inview- ican C ircle " had their annual , of- Mrs,. Mendie .-Joffe o£:27. Airman Gary -G,-Smith, son of-1 and A HAPPY NEW YEAR 2 j l i Capt. Steib's testimony, the Christmas party at the College M'ohawk D r.,\Springfield,• for- - ’ M r. and Mrs. Gilbert G, Smith 30-day suspension was coo Sever.' 'IRS. iie l l a BAULIN, prominent:artist shown . Inn” December 12,. Gifts were cut some p airtin f ■■ teeiinique® to Mrs. Claire ^peiitejttff a Exchanged,. jember .of- te a B 6orB 6tt»a^^rom^* to n’fl' tm-lntlny nicaa nnn- LIBERTY PHARMACY W INES j LIQUORS Sjucted ofi Thursday evenings.^ Shown on the extreme right Is . PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS . Mrs. JceephihS YWhitIs,_ apparently deeply engrossed with' College Circle: 1283 Liberty Ave WA 3-2400 CORDIALS - BEER Miss Judith- A-nh ''D5luS|tt:k','. 1 School, she .is the -daughter of . 33 Coe Ave.,Hillside daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Herman MT\ and M rs. rBenjamin Heuer; | ’ L M Iy Qift itsB i Lanvin - Revlon - Rubinsi,in - Richard Hutinut - Bhullon t Gojugehik; .of 220 W ilder'§t., is Dorolky Gray .... EL 4-8 5 5 5 attending San Prahoisco State The Union -Junior Cpllege- . College'lir California; Rutgers University Science Sem­ H&llmark Cards — Jewelry ~ Cormics EL 3 -9734 l . - Before....entering her Junior inar -for...academically.talented' year there, where she is ma­ high ichddl sfudents will o||effi FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY joring in -social welfare, Miss an eight-lecture program, under : . -Qojuhchik attended M ontclair a grant from theNatlpnalScience- State College i s ‘fin art major. Foundatibh*_ .She is- a graduate of Hillside — The series was designed, to - THighSchool, challenge the high ‘ School stu­ dents inteU actually,-- - Miss Jeanne—Ruth -Winquist, M'tic-ipanis-from-HiHside in- laughter of Mr, ' a p ^ r t . ? E.I, . elude Miss Qdnal?drderb~of 138 : HOME IMPROVEMENT 1 Winquist of 177 w ild e r, st., i Baltfmbre Ave.7 MF. Henry ....sang it! the 35Q.-volce^horufl at -Hocherman of 15.6.4 Leslie 'St*., the 38th annual.performance of. M r.' ^ ric Javel of ^53 Cgden ‘ The blM^aBHIW rigl^TCIpr.d maternity dresses. -HandeUs - "Me s s i a hM at Way,. Mr* Howard Rosenberg of « Elie l|dl5S dunng' lecture on lay- • H6creation Commissioner Marietta College, Marietta, Ohloy -1§!4 Compton Ter; and Miss •; Arm and Addomzlo" i. shown look­ g K u t of rtaeoyding to Dec em beF71i!ia~8r^^ “ R’enee^Jr-Reyak-orisp.SummiL. ing & REAL ESTATE jiBtAra guides. Tl)6 g irts, w|gi I A graduate of;Hillside High..' Aves., ' all seniors at Hillside are attending Recreation . M iss Khoda Grusjfkln, shown I School; M iss . Winquist in an High School, CorajnlSBion'.s5! sewing usupse, on upper left, home economics ■English' major at the college,, where • she is a member of Alpha Hillsiders attending the Uni# , ® • m akug - eu‘&?^ituftg frpjjr Our Volume Buying Means the instructor. 1 ■ Ijjljnm a Delta sorority,, theNew- versity of Bridgeport; Conn*, are INC. I man- Club and1' the" .DramaScs Miss Gloria Beifer 0f l6 Roose­ * 10. J A E K E L I groups. - LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE velt Dr. and. .Mr. David Henry 641 RAMSEY AVE. HILLSIDE, N.J. m i l FASHION STYLING’ I Davies .of. 1268..Broadway. I Miss Ellen' tM, Berkowitz, t t a i & f MINTS AND:_ ■flaughte? of Mr. ’sad M rs. Samuel PHIL’S BARBER SHOP Ws-OMjy -a ownpleie Hero o rS Il the FUEL OIL. FINEST COAL. Befko^witzH f 1557 Leslie "SSr: — latest !968 oolorb-N O T JUST WHITE: has been named to,.*'Who’s Who Mg7 .Life.rty Av*„ HiUaids. "Ouse PfljjJ1 K0PPERS COKE “Gorgeous Coloring ^■nAmesrtk»ii^M4ege6^4^d--yii**" Aorqab from Acme, TREMENDOUS SAVINGS KALLPAPERS iversities” , 1964 edition. % • HlHald. Shoplnt, CantK,. :: TO BRIGHTEN EVERY ROOM &4nto mafic a a J C o J i Honing/ N.xt to Dairy Queen (Loreal or Clairol) An alumna of Hillside High SANITAS & W A L L -T E X ai AQ W \LLPAPER o A A I School, M iss Berkowitz is a sen­ FREE PARKING i - (Dlsoontinued patterns)7 ::: • Q Q |J B ® I 4 N ^ ! ^ T I ^ SEilVICt . ... 'A N D ior at Em erson College, Boston, ‘h a ir c u t s men SI .25 ‘Mass., where sheis-majori-ng-in- m i per roll. & pp - - - BOYS- j-1-00- MURDOCK ■ "MORE REASONABLE elementary education* v ■ Boy. Sat. $1.25 THAN ANY" OPEN DAILY 9»t; SAT. e to PAUL SEVERANCE & SON, INC. 7-0 9 0 0 • Miss EleanOr E, Brown -of •CLOSED WEDNESDAYS I 1065 Fairview PI., Miss Bomjie 1049 Stuyv,«ant Ayr (Union.center) Union I M, Friedman of $% B ernard Open Mon. * Fri. 'til 8 p.m. — Free Parking in Bear JACK & I Ter. and Miss. Lois J, Grgen- FREE DELI VERY - PHONE MU » M H , -heuse-e-f-346-&a«f©rd-Averr^sfu-— dents at Ne,wark-9©W^gee--7-©fr 7 LORETTA Rutgers University, partici­ Bl 8-8251 pated in the. - 6%.voice Rutgers Newark Mixed.Choir C hristm as JOSLOFF GLASS CO. I music program at the Newark CERV-ALL IIEATIYO Museum, 49 Washington St* "Auto Glass Drive In” __ The~.twQ- performances,, given.... & AIR CONDITIOiNING CO. I on Sunday evening and Wednesday AUTHORIZED INSURANCE INSTALLATION ' I afternoon, were under the ‘ di- 444 Bloy Street, HilUide 688-5872 reotio.n of assistant professor of LETA SPECIALIST SHAPE MIRR0RS-GLASS TOPS music, Melvin Strauss* YOUR WIG AND SET IT IN GENERAL ELECTRIC HEATING f i l ^ A FLATTERING STYLE. BATHROOM ■' LICENSED HOME Miss Harriet Heuer of 16J0 WIG? HAND MADE TO OR­ & AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT Summit Ave,, a sehlor’ a f the" DER =ANY COLOR ANY ENCLOSURES CONTRACTOR University of Connecticut - in SHADE DESIRED. Al Storm Window, ; Eaiy Cr.dit Term, Storrs, has been ejected. to Phi Sale* & Service T o u p e e s , Wiglets and Doori, & Scr.tni Nothing Down Kappa: P hi, national hohof .Sor FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN A: - *W g OF THE Switch*.,; Alto mad. fro fn tia ll.d & Repaired . 3 yr», to pay ■ oiety. ON CONVERSIONS £1 STATE'S LARGEST A graduate of Hillside High your own hair. Come it ] f "AND-'MOST BEAUTIFULg fre. adv let, 169 MEEKER AVENUE AUTOMATIC GAS & OIL HEATING (Opp. W „quahlc Park Eritka NEWARK, NEW JERSEY SY, APPOINTMENT e Gets Scout Award HRS. ESTHER. RASCH At Bar Mitzvah FREE CONSULTATIONS 285 Herbert Av*. Hill KARR0LL DECORATORS — 1 JOHN C. POZAR AGENCY FREE COFFEE/COOKII Al»n Zlsm an, son ot M r, anb E L 5-5292 Mrsi O eorg. Zismte o f J«roni8 1422 H. Brood .St.Cuifom Upfioltfered Furniture WA 9*981 f Realtor - Insuror TREE1 PA RKIN0 -AREA . Aye,, was BsrMitzvah'DoOember 7 at Temple Shomrel Torah, 910 SPECIALIZING IN THE FINEST CUSTOM MADE JOHN C, ’ Salem Avc. — POZAR Spgili: ;6ns oL th. the NEWCOMER? Slip Covers - Drapes • Upholstering Bar Mitzvah cefaniony. was the presentation to Aear, oi'thie "Ner FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE 1170 Liberty A v*. ^ 4'9330 Hill,Id., N,J. Tam id Award" by Harry A, Le­ Hav# yo», vine, chairman oi the N er Tamid Award Committee fOP' Chlon or liai somoono -SeunaHr-Bey Saouts of Am eric a. UNION PLATE GLASS CO. ELlubtih 2-5448 “ The N er Tamid Award Is apend- yoo know, AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WHILE-U-WAIT representing the Eternal Albert B. Storm Construction Co. • Light that hangs itufront-ni.tfte. | m t ■ f l w j PLA TE & W INDOW GLASS Holy Ark in the synagogue, it is — ------SBMJkRAA.COAia RAC.XO R. „ attached to a blue and white rib­ Combination storm window. L Doors n bon and a bronze bar that carries R O W h O R IO ? CAR RADIATORS REPAIRED Picture Frame. Made to order the inscription in Hebrew letters 1789 MORRIS AVE, UNION, N.J, MUraock 8-8020-8021 ’N er Tamid11 and in English, Your Weloome Wagon i "Eternal Light", Hoatosa will oaII with ■Alan, is a Star Scout in Soy gifts and friepdly ■ Soout .Troop 98:w hiohis spon­ greetinga from* the RITE • TEMP ENGINEERING CO. oommunity HILLSIDE RADIO & TV{ sored by Temple Shomrei Torah, ^ (Thomas Cardaci, Prop.) He was encouraged to work for y 1190. Liberty Ave. ' near Bloy S t., 1196 LIBERTY A V E ., MILLSIDE. N J^ -this aw ard by his parents and by MU 8 -2 3 5 9 Ra!*i H. BeryM-as ke r,- spiritual Antonna Installed leader of the synagogue,, wh’Olis! I EL 4-3257 also National Director of lewlsh Relatione', Boy Scouts of Am erl- -REFBiOEBr.TION - AIR CONDITIONING 'Oii Alan is the, first Scout' in his T f l t t s i o r ‘-4Foop-t.a-P9o>eiva.che.awardan£liS- hostess • one. of the few in the couniijgn-. -industrial and Commercial titled topweaB-the coveted perfdant, , MOW IS THE TIME TO .•Following the Bar Mitzvah and Call 688-1822 , the presentation, a .reception was Fix Up Your Hon* WINDOW UNITS OUR i held a t the synagogue, Tlje guest lis t included Alan’s, gpm dpar- SPECIALTY— AUTHORIZED , M r. and Mrs. Samuel Z is- These Firms Are Qualified bf Union, and 24 of-Alan’s G.E. SERVICE lassmates and friends. To Serve All Your Needs PAGE £ THE HILLSIDE, N J . TIMES, THURSDAY, DEC,EMBER 19, 1963 beth| this week announced a cq®» ■ ■ ciety In Newark and Newark prehensive program for elerrtbh- Scocozza Will Symphony Summei* C oncerts.. Tax Collector Mr. Scocozza will conduct th e ’ tary•" school;>chlldren • during ,the Holiday Displays At Store .forthcoming: ’Winter vacation, Pe- Pops -in a Christmas weekend Corrects Error Conduct Concert program that will feature Hyman jcember59=3is^ - • ‘ '-"A Wiriter Fantasy/1 a six day- J Frank Scocozza will conduct B ress, violinist, as. guest soloist Tax Collector, JoMrc Ptaar program, tailored' to stim ulate the N ey^jersey -Symphony's sec­ and an all^Newark high school this week expressed his regret the interest of boys amd_ girls ond Newark Pops concert, on chdrus who jyill sing the Hallelu» • for''the error jvhlch appeared in '‘Saturday evening, December 28, jah Chorue from Handel’s"M es­ .from kindergarten-^t-hru 6tjh-* the recent 'tax sale -notice grade, contains a variety pf ac­ atjhe Mosque Theatre. Scocozza sia h " and a medley of Christm-as published to the Hillside Times. tivities lncluaihg' a puppet show', is concertmasper of the Symphony Carols. The program will iricljuije ■ice -skating and a ’ "tyipter and director of instrumental mu­ the works of Rosdini, Bizet* Stra-*. Property at-W.®0.phFtlfLAve.. Olympics#” was listed to the name of i-VYay sic at Waequahic High School in vinsky, and Leroy Anderson, On Monday,'.Dec, 23, the high-^ lric.,j ;y i/p . Tortorello. with thg- Newark* ■ ■ Tickets for the concert, may light .will be the puppet show* atr.ount delinquent $6.62-. The A brilliant violinist with a uni­ be obtained from the New Jersey 'The. Tallis, Weaver, of Bagdad,-" name should have been Torsiello que and singing tone, as well as Symphony'office, ORange3-5322. a gifted, young conductor, Scq- Tuesday, Dec. 24 in ice siting Mr. Pozar said; Mr. and Mrs. cozza-has studied with the best. party at W a finance Park is fea­ Tortorelio of 1235 Woodruff Ave. Phone He is a graduate of QbGrlin Col­ Jewish Congress tured* Thursday, Dec* 26 a‘* Win­ Have- paid their taxes to Tull, he lege and Ju illiard . where he ter Olym pic" will be conducted' said. studied- vlolin-wlthTvan Gafanfian . Meets Here Dec.23 at the "Y ” apd a film of the -and ensemble WithF'elix Salmond., • Winter Olympics in Sun Valley WA 3-9207 He was awarded a scholarship to The regular meeting of the -will be shown, Friday, Dpq* 27, Tangle wood -where ' William American "Jewish Congress, group • will see - /T o m ^Utiiw^Gounty Chapter,' will 'be' , - R i T E ^ ” Prim rose accepted him as a stu­ Sawyer”' at the 92nd' S t.V 'Y ,r dent, and he played under the late held Monday December 23 at th e ; in New Vork' ag produced by the hotnl 'b f Mr. and Mrs. Milton FIVE CENTS PER WORD -K-duesev^t^k-y^fid-h-i-s-chen-p^Q ten­ -RoG-kei=-Mie-rJ3.1a-y &rs.iPh©s|g j§ |jj ge', Leonard. .Bernstein.- In New S c h wa rtz , 1480S tanleyTe r. 1 prog ram s will begin at 9 a* m*l and | A GIFT OF STARS I Minimum Charge, $1.25 York M r.' Scocozzfe -was a mem­ Mr. ^Joseph M arzell, program dismiss at -v8_;pgmfe§|S| chairman, .announcedl thft ' Jicob Swimming, "crafts 'and Bfima-:, ft . DEO. 21-JAN. 12 MORE THAN ONE INSERTION CHARGED • (ZIMMEtiMAN P&OTQJ ber of the RCA* Recording Orch­ CORONET.SWEET SHOPPE, at Liberty and Winans^ATO., estra under Lepold .Stokowski, Levip of .the 'New Jersey State tics will also be ihcludedwin, the. HAL MARCH ...... AT THE R A T I OF POUR CENTS A WORD. features-Christroas and Chanukah, window display, New owfifr, E heTM e' Orche slra~SbcfefW And -Di-v-is-ion- against- diserimina&iori- .. J IS Ju s Hil MMSO- MINIMUM CHARGE $1.00 George Bleznick, who resides at 1490 -Liberty Ave:, has- re- the Reginald Kell GhamberPlay--- ■ AflJ be the guest speaker, Mr, i .. Monday, . Dec. 30 from THE TENDER TRAP ceived numerous favorable; comments on the display. _ S B ers. He .has long been associated MarzeTT" will oti|lir^;;*Kis plans 3 pirn* the children will enjdy- for future programs, • • JAN. 14>JAN. 26 — ■ With the New Jersey Symphony, f 'comedies and carfeohs-in' a giant ARLENE FRANCIS AVAILABLE NOW ! and has 'been rhuslc 'director of Th^public ja Invited’ tp attend,^ "CarteotT -eram a." 'Tuesday',' For further information regard­ the Madison .Chamber Music So- -Dee*- 31 -they wrll -pa-rt-ie-i-pate^in a-'- KIND SIR YOUR OWN BUSINESS IN HILLSIDE ing this meeting,- call WA 3-7766. JNew Y ear’s Afternoon "Goektail at ,666 RQut£- 22j3Jid Gurdn© PartyV* r r • . IAN. 28TEB. 9 TOM POSTON Winter Vacation A NS« PRS-BRCACViAY S0MS5V-- ^Experience helpful^biit not necessary^htigh gallonage and EASY DOES IT profit .potential. LOW C“ATITALJ OUTLAY Interview at Program Arranged LIBERTY1 i TEB. 11-MARCH 8 ;Statlbn‘ Slte Tliurs^ 19 IJ -im . to 5:30 p.m. • M^Si'HIck ' * . COME TO the. Club Department of the YM- ' SOW SHEgLEY WINTERS 'F*OrOTfiER APPOINTMENTS M LL ItINpit.O O . Y WH.A. 1034 E. Jersey St. g l l ^ H WALT -DISNEY ’ - H R ™ !™ Ml 3-8300/ 1 after hours D-B 6 -0283 BELLS ARE RINGING CHRISTMAS WORSHIP 2Dt QQD l h a g u e s MARCH 10-MARCH 22 WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA UNDER THE-SEA HANS CONRIED Industrialists At IN A HILARIOUS NEW C0MEQY With Kirk Douglas NOT IN THE BOOK The .holiday gift with lifetime Jaycee Luncheon — and Ja mes Mas on value fo r the entire family. For Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church REGULAR RETAIL PRICES information call Mrs. .VI, Geller, The College Inn was the sc e n e , plu s WA 3-GgSl or 3-Q9U, • iEaHuhchecfl--ojr December 11, of Maple Avenue and Clark Street Hillside, N. J. THE INVlNGIBLE Industrial leaders of Hillside and BEY. C. MORGAN WAGNER. Pastor members of the Newark and GLADIATOR SERVICES OFFERED GrefterElizabethJaycees. Loui-s- All makes Si models Order by phone— DRexel fi-4 iDischlerv Township 'Clerk wel­ SUNDAY, DEC, £2 ELECTRIC, ora> jobs comed the group on behalf of 10:30 a.m. ’ Congregational Worahi^ty-ith Communion. Rubbish and dirt removed. c e l­ Mayor John Desch. He urged the .4:00 p.m. Sunday-Schpol CJhristmas Program TYPEWRITERS lars and yards cleaned. Dump business^ leaders' to encourage TUESDAY;,.DEC./2iL_ l SL1FER "iS jariirv tefc • fflr' iPSoil ’or their young men, age 21 to 35, to ■ 1 L:00 p.m, C hristm as Eve C andlelight S erv ice. Christm as Music. MAYFAIKHiliside MU'8-8902 tf. pill the’ fa ste st |rpwirig civ ic- Typewriter Co. * THURSDAY'Tli'RU'SATURDAY * group in the United States dedi- (opp. Court House) CARPENTER -^ated-to- leade r ship t eaining • and - .Community .development'. MA 3-2616 PA U L NEffMAN JOAKNE WOODWARD . Vpu want a carpenter? A second meeting for prospec­ 29 MARKET ST,, NEWARK. )/ F , Hintenberger erf building, re­ tive members wi‘1'1 be; held on . . A lftr--- “THE Y5OTG RA&S®*> pairing, • general. contracting, Thursday December 19 at 8 p.riv “roofing, cabinet work* Estimates' at the Hillside Municipal Build­ Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Chiirch SERVICES - SATURDAY.'MATINEE-FOR THE CHILDREN given free. No job; too large or ing, All young men,.who*either “ G O R 9 0 ” A ND_“ 7 WAYS FROM SUNDOWN” t$0 sm all. Call. EL 3-6227 after . work o r'liv e m tRe.,'c6mm^Ity^ Elizabeth and Wilbur Avenues Newark, N. J. YOE NEED 8::p»m.‘ ’ . are Invited ‘to attend this^ open REV. DONALD TY(.ER CRISPIN, Potfor m eeting to find out the ^Jqyr.ee a ir c o m p r e s s o r ;) PHOTOGRAPH & ' CAMERA Story” and learn howthe Jaycees j * a * v Air compressor rental service ; SUPPLIES . • -can benefit che^ .community at 0 a.m ‘"Youth R ound-T able. ’ Candid weddings,, passports, 0 a.m Church School Christmad Program* ■■■ for concrete breaking . Photostats* Zimmerman Photo t Further information may be A dult F o ru m f'l. | and emergency service Service,' 1113 Liberty Ave. EL 4 - obtained by contacting Willi OOa.n Christmas Morning Se|vioe, Serffi6fr Topio^'Prifioa of What Peabe?” for industrial plants U505.~------■Huber, Essex 4-3087 or Art . Christmas Candlelight Service.- jj PETER A Kasoff, Waverly. 6-4947, -co-' m m tension chairm en. . . DROBACH CO. MISCELLANEOUS U.S. Highway No. 22

' TUi?i3ilNG Holiday Parties MU 6-0018 . j Tutors available for High At PAL Building HILLSIDEUNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH School students. We can Improve Holiday part will be held- Salem and Coe Avenues Hillside, N, J. DRIVEWAYS REV. DAVID A. RAMSEY, Po.tor trigonometry, biology, physics ,# children from 10 to 13 from chem istry and English; Referen­ 5 p.m. Saturday and for 'teen­ Asphalt Driveways ces available. Call Larry, WA6- agers from 14 years and older- _ SUNDAY, DEO, 22______Jgggg ! | 4‘ | .. 1 AND PARKING LOTS BUILT 3422 aftef 6, ' | .1-2^12/21’ 1 'frofn 8 to ‘11 p.m . Saturday. ----- ^^jSfl'HTnfr'tlHuroh ^chooL About $250 was raised through ^ j-lL sB O a.m* Morning W orship',.M usihhy C hancel,-Y outh and Chferiib Ghoifs All work done with PAINTING & d e c o r a t in g - the card party giyen Fr^day nigbt j TUEISDA Y, DEGj. ,24 power roller ...... KtHlday- Speclaler vP«int-lf>g!- -by-the^HHlside-Pop-Warner 'Poor- ' ------‘^G Q ^ m r-^ h ri:etma8--Bve-8ffindIe-l:ijght''sn d-C aral Servicer—— -All kinds o f mason work done decoratlng, wallpaper rerhoved. ball League and the Hillside PA-H “ T he N ighUChrlst-and Santa Met*** I phone. TA 4-2731. 12/5-12/26 The money will be used for main** A Time to hear the Christmas Story and-sing the beloved Christmas Carols. JAMES LA MORGESE tenance*of the PA L-% ildihf and 18 PAINE AVE.. HELP WANTED FEMALE directing the PAL program. I r v in g t o n Pa worker. In Hillside,. ES. 2-3023 Office- andriyping Lfto’ Candidate Lauds The First Baptist Church Of Hillside daily. Write Box H27f Hillside- Hillside Avenue and Harding Terrace Hillside, N. J. Times, HilIsid$,;N, j/ ' ’ r Remedial Reading ELECTRICAL •. Mrs. Zenna Birnbaum, candi­ REV. HOWARDD, KINGSLEY, Po.tor ow that your family has grown date for the Board of Education, CONTRACTING you have aJj that lelsur “ U— today commended the institution. SUNDAY,DDC. 22 "TJf^a rem^iaLreading program ^ ~Blble^Sc'hoslrClssses toTarlTages.| itable way? Become an Avon in the Hillside VschooL-system.. ’ ' IT tOO a.m. Morning Worship J. "Qodte IJn usual Birth AnaounoQmente" SH E P I resentative and 'enjoy while DEC. 24. CHRISTMAS EVE. . earn. Age is no barrier and -. :;‘Mr8i Birnbaum indicated that 1 Electrical Service ), Perfect Balance she has' long been‘ an exponent ’ 7:30 p,m. Candlelight-Servioe. c.an schedule your own time. Radio Equipped Trucks- { IM rsrH arTfdr a home filter -» of remedial • reading’, ahd^tm the -DEG. ^LWaftohnight Servio®. S-^nTr^T Midnight* p r Ml — ~paat“ has:-ur^ed;-boaird“members— 24 HOUR SERVICE | -to—l-ntFoduse-^-su&h—a—progra m. * INDUSTRIAL . W ith A . SW EEt SIXTEEN PARTY Mi-ss-'-Diahe- Merle Arbetnian, ^:.-‘^rhe:ability to read is:th em o st- COMMERCIAL 'daughter of-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur important factor in the learning -AND1 ’ ..1 process” stated Mrs.,Birnbaum^ Arbetman of I2£K- South Long ELECTRIC HEATING | First State Bonk -Ave,, entertalfied~4~5~guests at dig' ^f^n d -au eh ^ -proggaffl-should-go— The Episcopal Church Of St. Mary Magdalene Luau ^T)0, N’ew'TdfirCity, Satur-^ ja-long way in aiding the students 137 Pomona Ave., between Maple Ave. ^ Parkview,Terrace 326 Bloy St. f A 6-2471 i day December 14 im celfebrgtfSn . to improve in all their subjects." of herlbth^binhday^^^^^^^ Newark, N, J. PLUMBING & HEATING O f U njon REV. EREI) L. NOI.TING, Rector. .PLUMBING DECEMBER 22" Personal loan m #53LL8.*in* Holy uogimuhion • HEATING _ S-4ii. P arish Fam ily Servioe and Ghufch B^hppr. WhWyou get’a [panf-rore Flfpt State Barffcygu-fcnw that | iifip UhurMt Sohc^ol C hristm as Party. REPAIRS CHRISTMAS CLUB ETEOEMB^ 24 H O T WATER the terms have* baan balajised agalust^fur ablFI^1 8 141 ^ S©rvios i%paV.-j Y.od- borfowiSiI y-whSt- ybtc ha st and rbpay S S w w llsSCr p.mri Chridlmas Holy Communion V 1 DAVID ORDOWER veriteKt monthly -InstailmsHts-*- CHpiSTMAS' DA Yi. LQtOO^a.m. HolyUomtnuhion .. NOW OPEN 56-1 Conant St. IT pfliK j^D U E,E^;1VHEM WE. SAY YES . EL 4-265 6 $l-$2-$3-$5-S10 Clubs ^-^M U R ^AW eTAk- NEEDS. plus dividend on complittd club* Franklin -Memorial Methodist Church PLUMBING AND ^ Fir st S tate B a n k o f U n io n Maple and Keer Avenuda Newark ELECTRICAL WORK IN VESTO R S s a v in g s B*V. EDSON R. LEACH, PtMOr

1128 LIBERTY AVENUE SUNDAV, BEGv2£ * M. P. TARNOFF TtAlN OFFICE^Morrio Avenue' at Burke Parkway /. , Sunday School. . Glasses for All ages. AND SON HIGHWAY BRANCH E g TOW^LEY BRA Other Offices , : i;tjQ0'Tiwfii,‘ .Morning Wqfship and Sermon, "BeChlehem in an Age of Viol^iib'd*” PLUMBING ->«BAtING AND Route 22 at ‘ Bdorrls Avenue On the Mall 'SPEC IA L INSTRUMENTAL A.Np YOC^L MUSIC BY THE CHOIR. ELECTRICA L RE PAIRS *GA^ Monroe Street. r Potter Aventi AND OIL BURNER INSTAL­ P*d*Ttl Deportt Insurance corporation LATIONS Short Hill* Union East Orange Millburn 250 LONG AVENUE Phone MV.rdock 6-4800 -

... illuminated and decorated home Auxiliary of Hillside Lodge#1591, . COLLEGE INN for Christmas, Mr,. Crisafulil B.P.O.EL, will be held Saturday and his committee will tcur the December 21 at -$ ■ p^n, Santa town Sunday December 22 and Claus will* arrive at 4 ^ rru to 334 YAU AVIMUE (tor. Niw York Plato) Monday December-23, BY MARTY BERLANSTElN MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY FOR Hillside High School's varsity UNtCO ‘has sponsored . this Prior to his arriyal there Will be basketball.team won its opening project' for' thh last: three years a puppet show,. followed1 by game-of the season by-vanqulsh-? ane. each year the com m itteels Christmas cartoons for the chfl- * THE GALA lng Scotch Plains 61^46 Decem­ getting a greater response frem dren’s enjoyment,. the general public. So It is urged ber IS,a over 1,500 enthusiastic Stockings: of candy will be given NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY fans jammed theJHlllside gym­ that everyone have their lights to each child, jee c«^m~and. nasium to witness the encounter. On during these two days*. * , . cookies will he. servedcym em r. 10 P.M. UNTIL!!!!!, Two veterans, John Maddalena bers of the Auxiliary. M rs. Dick' PRIME RIB OF-BEEF SINNER-INCLUDING and BUI S chutste led theMarooa : rrimarcq is ' general chairman - REFRESHMENTS-NOISE MAKERS - HATS and Grey In scoring. Maddalena, of the affair,_____ , ___ -Who registered 10 points in the Entertainment By final quarter, was an offensive A N N E DE MARCO -Standout. Ha Mr. nr- 8 nf 16 shots. of tho FAMOUS 5 DE MARCO SISTERS & from the floor and was. an ac- . curate 8 for 10 from the foul line, JIM M Y ROSE Schutsky, an .All-Stare andAU- g§ 4 KNIGHTS AND THEIR ORCHESTRA County Selection last year, tallied 13. points for the home team. r » 0 P|R COUPLE! Schutsky1 s all around ability more than the Raiders of Scotch I Plains could handle, He was sons'll OPEN HOUSE COCKTAIL LOUNGE Stanly clearing the boards of te urge our mends, organizations and rebounds and snared several pas- Industries, to MAKE EARLY RESER­ . ses with hie cat-like, defense,. VATIONS FOR THEIR HOLIDAY Mr. Jack Saver, the able Comet j mentor, kept the crowd in" sus­ PARTIES, 3 beautiful dining rooms to pense by not disclosing bis start­ ing. lineup until game time. Rum­ YOU?HOSTS:' MU 8*1696 ors had been circulating that the GEORGE LISS & DAVE TAUB Comets Would not Abe at full strength because of injuries to I key players. . To the dismay of the Raiders the Hillside startlngunit of Schut­ Co/iief Sandy Fishm MITTLEMAN BROS. INC. sky, Maddalena, Marshall Lip- Tigers 19 2$ 27 367IC QUAUTY BAKERS son, Sandy Fishman, and Larry He Is expected to return to the ® MY. S eries Leo Menkin Featuring Fine* Phillies 20 22 27 36696 Hurewltz, proved to be a fear­ lineup shortly,...... (6SSJ. Hi lndv. Game Andy Rous some combination of power and Orlolee 20 ‘22 26 86114 <346)-- - ______y- ...... 1594 Maple Avenue WAverly-3-6212 A strong batch is the hallmark Bodg'e, 20 22 25 . .86270 Chinese Cuisine of a fine team. Coach Sayer can ,. f irst, quarter started slowly, RSdSOx 20 22 24 36296 y Christine Lm 's certainly rely on his reserves. but two consecutive baskets by Athl's. 161/2 251/2 2S1/2-36049* ’Light Up Hillside' -—g ? • FRESH DAIlV Bruce Hermann, Don Covelski, ENTERTAINMENT Pirates 16 26 23 36306 Hurewltz followed by individual - and Cg9f' '®f ‘sBS*: UJIIIIT ** Giants 181/2 231/2 221/2 35791 Contest Of UNICO NIGHTLY two pointers put the Comets In straight off the sidelines to re g ­ Indians 15 27 56401 IT haB been announced. by the an 8-4 advantage which theynevsf1-- ister & the scoring column,Their W relinqulshed. Hi Team Ser, - White Sox’ •■'Light Up H illside" Chairm an,' with EMERSON - display makes it apparent that-the {2917/- HI Team Game - Phillies Emil E, Crisafullij-CR5t Hillside "Poet of end Song" - Partisan Hillside boosters starting uhit can chruige from chanted '"B ali you m an" and (1040) •" " Chapter wtH-ggaiir-gtve game to game. a $25 U.S, bond for the best "Defense" to Inspire their boys Mr. Roger Mazzella'n junior Planning Parties? to harass the visiting Raiders. varsity team lost a heart-break­ JaftrThe Pun—Leave "The fuss ^o catering----- The' concehtrstignpndefensepaid ing 43*42. decision to the Scotch- service has become the choice of local hostesses. ofi handsomely for the Comets Plains J.V. This exalting oontest as several- Scotch Plains passes Intimate Party Roam Available On Prtmltti was ftot decided until'the.final 3 Polish American Citizens Club intercepted, Stalling the seconds. For reservationji and information on Holiday Parties % , , visitors offenSe. ' J R'oselie Hi^iwijffbsthe Comets I Scqtoh Plains, led by Bob F el- TTO BLOY STREET'c'dr. HARVARD AVENUE.... ■ UND.ER NEW MGT. OF GEORGE B LE ZN IC K next opponents, irhe game will be Call Christine at 351-1822 melster's 16 points, stayed hi ; . Make Reservations Npw For Annual played on Friday December 20. 66 Cherry Street Elizabeth contention until late In the second Action stEufts ht .X,p,m*' at .the quarter. HllleidS then registered Roselle gymnasium. CORONET Sweet Shoppe six straight points, three each by NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY 1538y ,!*,,y Ave. eor. Wlnam WA 9-9630 1 r Llpson, the Comet'e 6'3" center B'NAl BrRITH BOWLING TOYG-STATIONER'Y-GREETING CARDS and by Fishman, the playmaking W~ : Pte. TOTAL Tuesday Evening, December 31, Starting at SLpur.. spark. plug ■ of the, hi arp?? and FO U N TA IN SERVICE - Braves 29 ;• 13 39 13715Z Grey,---- Sen^sr 17 -—34-— 369?^ I! Full Courss Dinner Phone MU 8 - 9601 , LUNCHES OUR SPECIALTY In the second half, the Raiders Yank's. W- 17 38 85794 - EDDIE ZIOERO and his JERSEY JETS Orchestra ■ were never able to close the gap to Card's, 24 18 38 less than 8 points as Hillside Mets 24 1-8 82 36511 Noise Makers - Hots •* continually applied the pressure, Twinsj28 i9 31 36466 MUSIC FROM 9 p.m, to 3 a.m. in the fourth quarter Hurewltz Cubs - 22 ' 20 30 . 36584 CHANCELLOR DELICATESSEN was Involved in a collision and Reds -21 s m g M 36444 IlflljGalere $8;00 Per Person l.had to be helped from the Court, 380 Chancellor A y*., N .w ark W. Sox.I K 22 , 86945 FINE UQUORS, WINES, BEERS CONDOLENCE PLATTERS - SLOPPY JOE SANDWICHES P LA TTE R S MADE FOR r.iffc».gD.ii, WA'6-0338 LIBERTY LOUNGE At flr»f Hombui - ....HS-8-b lB'ER-T-Y-Ayir QPP. OAKL AND- T ER^Jd.I.LL.SIDE------____ W-A-6- But now we have extended our mi CATERING-A SPECIALTY M^35Z6 . include many. $|toc!a!ties for your *n|oym«nt. gpMpltTE LUNCHe o n s DIRECTION OF AL ZIMMERMAN OPEN HOUSE - NEW YEAR’S EYE FULL COURSE DINNERS Ainarloan Exprese and Diners Club Credit Cards Aooeptad AFTER THEATER SNACKS BUFFET - SETUPS Wt Cordially Invito Your Patronago TOWNLEY’S Tho Plnoit (n food — tho bod Jn lorvtco Restaurant and Caterers PAPER HATS - NOISE MAKERS Your hoiti . • • Julius, Kay 4 Harvey Augarti 580-592 NORTH AVE., UNION, N.J. WELCOME/ "The New Dtear Where OM Frieze Meet" ENTERTAINMENT near Morris Avenue ELlzabeth 2-9093-3 m p i CHANCELLOR AVE, 929-9835 Recommended by Duncan Hines h Gourmet Magazine 6 4 H E R E COME 0NEI COME ALU NIW ARK, M, J. Johnny Murphy’s Brass Horn OPEN 24 HOURS - 7 DAYS A WEEK RESTAURANT 6 COCKTAIL LOUNGE Car. CHERRY & WEST GRAND STS. ELIZABETH, N.JJ - E L 4-STS? RESERVATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED rOR THE DIXIE DINER A LL NEW.- ALL BEAUTIFUL REGENCY ROOM SEAS OK'S G REETINGS

UNDER THE ORIG INAL M A N AGE M BNT-QF-sbGIS-- SALEM DELICATESSEN LOIS SWEET SHOPPE 570 North Breed St., Elizabeth 4-7882 , n 55 Liberty Ave. EL 3-9259 & 353-9536 WE SERVE DELICIOUS LUNCHES & SANDWICHES PIZZA FROM 6 P.M. T 0 11 P.M. CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS F RIDAY&:S A T U ^ Open Deity inci Sunday 8 a.m, - lliM ».«. ORDERS TAKEN FOR DELICIOUS HOME MADE PIES FREE DELIVERY ______i

FUN FAIR COFFEE SHOP 1319 NORTH BROAD STREET ) HILLSIDE PORK STORE\ CAKEMASTERS FREE DELIVERY W A-3-8842 (Opp.Hillside Netlenel Bank) EL 5-93X 1325 Liberty Aye.} near Long Ave. WA 6 **1^81 “Where Baking Is An Art”. HILLSIDE MAPLE SEAFOOD BREAKFAST SERVED FROM 6 A .M .. BEST 7 d a y s A WEEK Butter Makes The Difference 1554 MAPLE AVE.: HILLSIDE, NJ, WE FEATURE SPECIAL LUNCHEONS DAILY WISHES .-HQf.fiiftUJ EVERY HOUR , CALL‘BEFORE 9:QM HAVE FQ.FLbUfi.CH • SPECIAL ROOM AVAILABLE FOR MEETINGS TO ALL BREAD BAKED 3 T IMES-il— . WHOLESALE -R E T A IL AMD DINING CAPACITY 25-100 daily - m sm m m m k FRESHWATER EST. 4928 •SALT.WATER FOR A ... Cakes for AH _____ M.KKRY Occasions ON LEXINGTON DELICATESSEN iCOMET PIZZERIA l ClAAi BAR G re e tin q s CHRISTMAS! 1033 North Brood S t., (Naxt- tof Shoe maker) E b ’s '-’JtS ?""' ' 1288 t t . Bread St . n H to Hywood Ave. F H O N fr B L 4 - - l4 U Biggest vorl. ty■■■ We Hove A Large Variety o< POLISH HOME MADE CLAM CHOWDER,. FISH READY T.0 EAT WATCH FOR WEEKLY SPECIALS DEUCIOUS PIZZA PIJS SANDWICHES AND GERMAN STYLE BOLOGNAS SPECIAL for PrU, Sat., Sua. • - Open-7 Nights - Delivery SarvicmAvallable Delicious Hickary Smoked Hams & Bacons Open 7 Days A Week - i a.m. to 10 p.m. CLAMS witbsSJ5LS**StlRIMP -StiUNOlLLE MEATS, .GROCERIES AND/DAIRY PRODUCTS 952 SHERMAN AVE.,E(-IZABETH EL 3-9722 BOILED HAM MADE ON THE PREMISES * GPP. BURRY’S BISCUIT,CO. » CALAMARI-SPAGHETTI & SAI/CES l v ( DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE 8 9 < t U lb. ... ______E L 8 .1 4 0 0 ; JEWISH RYE BREAD - ROLLS - PASTRIES PACE 8 THE HILLSIDE, N J, TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1963

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ICHACHT STEEL CONSTRUCTION INC. ENGELHARD INDUSTRIES INC. * AMLRML QIMRTZ DIN. m I BUIE STEEL CORPORATE m e r ^ y a y l m c o . Fridty %venlng December 20. TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE Nurse Learns Lesson 196S, 8:30 P.M,, Sermon Topic Notice It hereby given ttfht the following . BOARD OF EDUCATION , aer ‘ Reginald Rose,* creRto^-wrJtp “ Night & Dey - You Are the ordinance hap been adopted-on. final reeding , NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING ABSENTEE . BALLOTS (Civilian) One7' e ta regular meeting of the Townahip Gbftl--' < .on uc found, television's "native sons,” a mittee of the Townahip of Hillside, Coflnty -Saturday morntpg, December of Union; State of New Jersey, held Tueadey, qfcuiiied dramatist spawned by television ;£*jr ®:30 A,M, Torah Reading December 17,1963 at the Municipal Building, • itself.' Liberty and Hilllide Avenues. VAYIGASH Genoald '44il§<-4fj57 By direction of the Townahip Committee ■Prophets - Ezeklai 37:15-18. W 6f Oie Townehip of Hillside. LOUB A, DiSCHLER Townahip dlerk ' TEMPLE BETH EL AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDI­ SEASON’S' l»M North Aye.. Elizabeth NANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE REG­ ULATING THE PARKING OF VEHICLES ON MEETINGS THE STREETS AND PORTIONS THEREOF FRIDAY NAMED HEREIN: DESIGNATING ONE WAV FROM ■ Deo, - 20j 'rt=fftftT-*-Sabbath AND LIGHT 'TRAFFIC STREETS; GEN­ Eve Services. .JtobbhMilfoii Ger­ ERALLY . REGULATING THE USE OF ullus, Kay, to •STREETS FOR PURPOSES OF TRAVEL BY ald- M iller -will speak on “The VEHICLES AND PROVIDING FORTHE PRO­ iy. Augarten. : New Understanding!- Judaism and HIBITION OF PARKINGOF VEHICLES UPON- |1, y .Your hosts at PUBLIC STREETS DURING CERTAIN HOURS- Christianity1 WHEN THE REMOVAL OF SNOW THERE?- F.URGERAMA ^SATURDAY .' FROM BECOMES'NECESSARY AND FOR ' DINER . Dec, 21, IftOQ a-.m ^ Temple CLEANING STREETS!" COMPLETE LIINC HEONS Hillside Titties, December 19,1963 Scho.ol-Vacation. ■ FULL COURSE DINNERS AFTER THEATER SNACKS " T h e New Djner W he» - Old Friends Mset’- Buree.rama Dinar I 81$ Chancellor Ave,, Hillside 5 & 10 . "Newark 929i988B xw f WttWtRWt WW 1124 LIBERTY AVENUE E L 4-8270------

To AH 0«f Frlosds •id Potross, m , s»ikw> W j May Wo Say IEST WISHES FOR A ^^^M ERRY CHRISTMAS & A Far lo»t mlnut* ihoppari Wa hov« a nlca varUty el HAPPY Chrlztmaz Item*. NEW YEAR

^ SM S'Stli. ffirM JM a participant in the BeoraatlpaO^ffliggion's defensivejpft elass, demonstrates a great Personal triumph Uport completion of one arm shoulder throw,-The gentleniah who was flipped is John Bell, the in- atructor. Top photo show's halfway point of one arm shoulder throw and bottom shows conclusion. • ■ Houses Of Worship

CHlUST THE KING Mary:' "The Holy .^ipst- shall . CATHOLIC CHURCH • .thee, and the power Comer Bloy St. and Rutgers of the Highest shall overshadow Ave, thee; therefore also that' holy -' Rev. Daniel I Curtin, Pastor, thing whioh shall he horn of thee - Rev. John F, Tyks and Rev, Wil­ shall he' called the Son of God” liam R. Smalley, Assisting Pas­ •v^i^e4(3%- V ; tors, E rom . the. Christian. Science... Masses: Sunday - 7, 8, 9 , 12 textbook, these lines will be read: — Churcht 9 .4 0.—II ,. 12-Schboli~ * *Thd' illumination of M ary's- Weekday- 7, 8, and 8130 ajn. spiritual sense put to silence ma­ First Friday - 6; 8 In church terial law and .its order of gen- and 11:30 In-ukliioMum; CoMi eration, and brought* forth her munlon at 7, child by the revelation of Truths Holy Days - fi, 7, 8, 9:30- demonstrating God as the f ather 8:30 and 6:30 p.m. of * men" (Science and Heaith Confesslons-tvery Saturday "nvl'tlr“Key^£o~the Scriptures by~ and evening of First Friday 4,' Mary-Baker Eddy, pr29)r • 5:30 - 7:30, 9, The Lesson-^rmon is en­ Novena - (Miraculous Medal) titled: ‘-Is the Universe, In-, , NATIONAL STATE BANK’S Every Monday night 8 pjn, eluding Man, Evolved by Atomic

UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC | * CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SINAI CONGREGATION Liberty Ave., and aoy St. 1831 Maple Ave., Rabbi Elle- z e r Cohen, new Christmas Club Rev. Myron Sozaaskl, pastor, Sunday Masses, 8:30 and 10 a,m. _■ For the week, beginning Sun­ Holy Communion classes Sat­ day, Dec, 22, the Bonediile of urday morning. services win be aa-.dltbWSf THE •Morning Services: Sunday, 8 . HILLSIDE ASSEMBLY OF A.M.! Monday through ..Friday, - Here’s the one Christinas present that should be 6145 A.M,i Saturday, 8:45 A.M. • GOD (Bethany) opened way ahead of time. By opening your ~ . 211 Baltimore Ave. Breakfast & Discussion Group 8 Pastor, Rev. Fred Markant service, Sunday, 9 A.M, ' ** National State Bank Christmas Club now, you . Jtftem ocn .services: ..S.ux-£SV- J NATIONAL Assistant Pastor, Rev. Fred Markant, Jr. i .through Thursday, ,4i22 can assure carefree shopping fun for yourself and' -Friday, 4)2Q-p,m^-i&aturclay,4:10 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. generous gifts for loved ones next Christmas. Sunday Morning 11KW ajm. P.M. ~ Evening S e r v io e s : - Sunday Sunday evening 6:30 Young through Thursday, 4:55 P.M.i 1 STATE People's Service. Friday, Welcoming the .Sabbath ' Choose the Club payment plan that fits your Sunday evening 7:43 had. Evening Services ltmr.edi- Wednesday B ib le Study and needs. There’s one to fit evejy budget and it takes Prayer 7:45 p.m. ' a-tely followingIftftllftarnoon ser­ vice: Saturday. 5:lP.P.M. ",..-.- only L&utes t<) join at any of our offices. Friday Bible Story Hour for — Stoat—Hekwew—S«h«ol- classes children 4-5 p,m. BANK win ue "aid on Sunday from 9 Alternate Friday’s Mlssionette A. M. to I P.M, and Monday for Cll-ls 7-7:30 nlm. .______'~tim mgl r ‘Wetlneaday-■ Reading Rodth - Open Monday, M rs, MjKhew Brame, 2l7 Belle- Wednesday, Friday 10-4, Thurs- view Ter,, wili-b® called toJKe 'JEcrhh in OPeervae2® of hie Bar ^ «'{// [ m/ w / w / ///A ’ .. . ////U // f C f/v/'/J o A y- Ztatua,— 2.78-MoEPiB-Aue.T- MlBvaH diiHog- ihlS biEUBJdr.. ■fiteaBemr"— - ...... (pornlng’s services, . n B S M B B H H H n J LBSSCiN^SERMON' ' The. virgin birth of "Christ je- TEMPLE SHOMREI TORAH sus will ’ be explained in thiF S10 Salem Ave. Rebbi H. Beryl S ^ 0»B |M b k j j e sson at P « Laeker, .Cantor Bernard Saitz. CnFistian'Scienbe cfiurcSes. Readings- f W l f t n i n Include the angel’s message to MERBW CHRISTMAS OTWEETIKM 5 S T T O A 1L 1L

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■Hofidfllj G w S tW fi Heading your way, Stir best wishes for your • May you and your ■ Holly terrie r and happiest Holiday sea­ W e sincerely wish , family be blessed with Joy to the’world, end leaves say "Merry thaf you may know lif son. May you and your a Day filled with peace to each o f you our sin- Christmas," and so do y*our heart the ,deep family «n|oy a Here comes Santo and happiness. And very cere wishes fo r a peace- . Santa’s off with e we . . . wishing you ali_ and abiding joy of merry Yulel Claus with our warmest may all your Christmas-' fur and happy Christ­ sleigh full of our greet­ the joys that make this ChriftmosI Yuietide greetings and es to come be as bright. mas Day. ings that are wishes the happiest dgy, MAPLE grateful thanks for your for your "Merry Christ- PHARMACY HILLSIDE kind patronage. HILLSIDE RADIO TED'S MAPLE BEAUX ARTS PHOTO SERVICE JOHN'S TAVERN CAB BARBERSHOP TOWN BAKERY SMB 1568 Maple Avenue Pictures Anywhere - Leo Mazerkcwicz, Prop. CHARCOAL CO. CHICKEN MARKET Quality American Phone Anytime 330 Long Avenue 24 Hr. Service 1554 Maple Xve. 1329 Liberty Ave, ' Dealers in the Finest . Artists Charcoal WA 3-8409 WA 3-6463 WA 6-5970 of Live Poultry ' 4 Ridgway Ave. MU.6-9 770 WAverly 6-1600 642 Ramsey Ave. A friendly place to meet 1322 Gurd Avenue EL a-2137 WAverly 3-1654 MB 6.82(7*' Befit Wishes

The best of health Because you are 4 t HIOEB. and much happiness is so nice to us we wish Yuietide Joy - for you a big package Christmas our wish fo r you this This happy day May the spirit of |oyous season, Sincere full o f cheer, we would like to say As in yearr be­ the tint Neel fill your thanks for everything! "A wonderful Christmas fore, w t extend cj Warm ; ; heart with a deep and -Hoftdoy to you." NOEL Joy '“ Thank YoUj* 16- our UK w v t MASSEY'S abiding |oyl many friends and. good SHOE STORE HILLSIDE SODA LIBERTY PARK customers. PIZZERIA— HOLLYWOOD LIQUOR KATHRYH A. KELLER NOSE MOTORS & Shoe Repairing SHOP BAR * GRILL WEE0UAHIC PARK 202 Long Ave.., & General Insurance 1430 N. Broad St. . 1144 Liberty Ave. 1554 Maple Ave. ESSO SERVICE W A 9*9717 ■ 1552 Maple Ave. DELICATESSEN STORE WA 6-2961 EL 4-9887 WA 9-952? 1444 N. Broad St. l l521 | l N. Broad Si, Ravioli-Spaghetti WA 3-0149 * 249 Hollywood Ave. % A 1 WA 3-8891 Collision & Body Work k M 518- Tomato Pies Finest of Foods 1J...E l 2-4633 CompleteBraku-fc--

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Prom all o f us, to • O u r Christmas all of you, we extend M m y .....wish Is for you i May our warmest, heartiest Chmtm Jc Greetings you have the merriest, wishes for the most joy­ * o n * m Here’s a special Sincere# /reelings . h a p plea t C h ri s t m a s *o all our many