Pledge Aims New Stand At Woodeldfield Stadium
Mrs Donald E Gillmore president of the PTA reports a $500 pledge toward a permanent refreshment stand at the Wooulfield Stadium fieldhouse home of the high school football team The PTA must raise an equal amount but only 400 more is needed from other sources due to a total cost of 1300 If funds fail the district may macadamize a 50 by 100 foot area for weather covered tables or cover with a tent The July tax collections total 75309083 announced by Tax Collector John C Pozar
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Donald E. Gillmore
Wooulfield
Otter
Gillmore
PTA
John F. Berting
Board of Education
Zimmerman
Mildred Hess
Emil Crisafulli
Dout Mentions. Where America Was Born THE INTEREST
The August Cape Cod vacation column recalls Osterville and Otis Air Force Base, meeting a Getty relative, public Craigville Beach lore, Seton Hall connections, and Provincetown sights. Readers get Cape lore, Plymouth Rock, Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket trips, Ocean Spray bogs, and New England chowder notes.
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Cape Cod
Cape
Kennedy
Centerville
Osterville
Liss Taub Team Plans Major Upgrade for College Inn
Hillside scene shifts as Liss and Taub form partnership to enlarge the College Inn at Yale Ave and New York Pl. A modern facade and expanded facilities including a large banquet room, a new Roaring 20s cocktail lounge, and entertainment will rebrand the venue. Taub brings show business and Olympic-rounding backstory. Liss runs decades in tavern trade with a 35-foot boat project visible on Barnegat Bay.
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David 'Ta UB
Sylvia Ross
Hillside
College Inn
Dave Tub
George Liss
Yale Ave
New York PI
Taub
Hilside
Union
Tom Mix
Johnny Hines
Mr.Taub
Helen
Maple Ave
Lve
Barry
Mr. Liss
Ann
Doris
Raymond
Barnegat Bay
Puppets headline Bible Crusade at Faith Tabernacle
Final arrangements for a week long Boys and Girls Bible Crusade at Faith Tabernacle 383 Yale Ave. start Sunday August 18 at 9 30 am with nightly sessions 7 to 8 30 pm through August 23 Unc le Dave and Aunt Pat Johnson will present a puppet based program for children The Johns ons recently finished child ren meetings in Bridgeport Conn Mrs Piegari and Pastor Bob Erdies coordinated contact number 351 5477 for information or transport.
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Faith Tabernacle
Yale Ave
James Plegari
Dave
Pat’’ Johnson
Pat
Johns
Piegari
Bob Erdies
the Johnsons
Bridgeport
Conn
Boys and Girls Bible Crusade
Billy Graham Film At Baptist Church
Public invited to view the new Billy Graham dramatic film The Touch of Brass at 7 30 p m Wednesday August 0 L at First Baptist Church Hillside Ave and Hardinger Admission is free World Wide Pictures produced the film using local Manchester crews and locations The cast features local talent with direction by Dick Ross The program also includes the musical featurette To God the Glory with Cliff Barrows George Beverly Shea Todd Smuth and Don Hustad plus the Christiana choir audience sing along conducted by Barrows The two pictures offer an evening of inspiration and spiritual challenge in an unusual presentation.
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Billy Graham
First Baptist Church
Hillside Ave
Hardinger
Graham
World Wide Pictures
Manchester
England
Dick Ross
Clif Barrows
George Beverly Shea
Todd Smuth
Don Hustad
Christianaiies Choir
Cliff Barrows
Borrow at low bank rates from Union County Trust
Union County Trust Company advertises money to lend for any worthwhile purpose. Visit any office to learn the facts and see why it costs less when you say yes to borrowing needs.
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Union County Trust Company
Union County Trust
Pingry School Summer Session Attracts Broad Enrollment
Pingry School reported its 22nd annual summer session closed with 808 students enrolled from 49 communities and 150 schools. The study covered Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools, a reading clinic, psychology testing, recreation, and a chemistry institute, with solid growth in enrichment courses and a push for more intensive programs.
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Pingry School
Edward W. Cissel
Pleasantville Road
New Vernon
EC. Clayton
Arbor Lane
Union
Richard S. Baldwin
Beverwyck Rd
Parsippany
Theodore L. Mayhew
North Ave
Helen S. Moorhead
Hill St
Morristown
August A. Gavornik
Old Farm House Rd
Millington
Everett W. Newcomb
West Sixth Ave
Roselle
Industry
Ernest C. Shawcross
Boulevard
Westfield
Cissel
Elks Fund Grid Benefit Tickets On Sale At Hillside Lodge 1591
Elks Club offers tickets for the Jets vs Patriots exhibition at Rutgers Stadium New Brunswick on a Sunday in September. Proceeds fund a special scholarship for crippled children to Rutgers University and Douglass College with judging by the State Elks Scholarship Committee. Tickets range $2 to $10 with full reserved seating and purchases through Hillside Lodge or Rutgers Gymnasium and Hess service stations.
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Hillside Lodge
BPO Elks
New York Jets
Boston Patriots
Rutgers Stadium
New Brunswick
Hess Oil & Chemical Corp
Rutgers - the State University
Rutgers University
Douglass College
State Elks
Elks Club
Hillside Ave
Elks Lodges
Rutgers Gymnasium
Hess
Curious Boy Learns Lesson After Pool Powder Incident
Seven year old John Fela of Valley View Road inhaled chlorine powder used to purify pools while playing behind his home. He became ill and was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital after his mother Loretta Fela alerted police. Oxygen was given at a local doctor’s office before hospital release.
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John Fela
Valley View Rd
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Loretta Fela
Johnny
Henry J.konzemmann
King St
Hillside Pop Warner grid schedule for 1963 season
Hillside Pop Warner announces a nine game 1963 schedule through November with home games at Woodfield Stadium Conant Street and Sunday afternoon kickoffs at 2 PM. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. proceeds support expenses. Prospective players may still register and report for tryouts at the PAL building.
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Hillside Pop Warner
Emil E. Crisafulli
Hillside
West Paterson
Little Falls
Rahway
Woodfield Stadium
Conant St
Hillside High
PAL
Install New Apparatus On Local Playgrounds
Recreation Superintendent Peter G. Humanik announces new playground equipment across multiple sites. Race Street playground gains macadamized paths and safety mats under slides and swings for erosion control. Central Avenue adds fiberglass animals, a tumble slide, swinging gate, and merry-go-round bearings. Bristol-Myers field receives fiberglass animals, a tumble slide, new merry-go-round bearings, safety mats, and two outdoor basketball courts. Total expenditure around two thousand dollars.
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Recreation Commission
Peter G. Humanik
Race St
Central Avenue
Bristol-Myers
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