Under the Hood program helps women learn car basics
The Five Points YMCA runs a Tuesday evening “Under the Hood” class now in week six of an eight week course. Instructor John Savoca of Five Points Esso Station covers braking, electric and cooling systems, fuel and engine basics with hands on aids. Union Automotive’s William Kalbhenn contributed a booklet. A men’s class and future winter spring sessions are planned. For details call Five Points Branch YMCA at 087-5570.
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Esso
William Kalbhenn
Union Automotive of Union
Paul Doeringer
Hillside Players Offer 11-Week Adults Theatre Workshop
The Hillside Community Players announce an 11 week workshop for adults over 17 led by Steven Gorlin. The program runs December and January to February, culminating in a four night repertory show February 17 to 20. Sessions meet Tuesdays and Thursdays with emphasis on truth on stage, awareness, interaction, imagination and creativity. Contact 527-0275 for details.
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Steven Gorlin
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Firehouse Theatre
Maple Age
Elks Distribute Thanksgiving Baskets at Center Hall
In Hillside Elks distribute baskets for Thanksgiving featuring bread pie and a 20 lb turkey. In the front row Richard Tillou Exalted Ruler stands with Judge Henry Goldhor Esteemed Loyal Knight and Committee Chairman as the event proceeds, photographed by Hillside Photo Service.
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Richard Tillou
Henry Goldhor
Hillside Photo Service
Annual ORT Bazaar set for Sunday at YMHA Union NJ
The North Central Jersey Region of Women's American ORT will hold its annual bazaar Sunday December 5 at the YMHA on Green Lane Union from 10 A M to 10 P M with no admission charge. Proceeds benefit ORTs EFL C program offering training and employment skills for unskilled or displaced workers. A snack bar and children's movie room will operate, with coordinators listed for the event.
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Women's American Ort
Organization For Rehabilitation Through Training
YMHA
Green Lane
Union
Waynar
Bernard Zweden
Alcom—field
Robert Weinstein
Caldwell
Perry Treebak
Old Bridge
Ottersten Heads Hillside March of Dimes Drive
John F. Ottersten of Hillside is named campaign director for the 1972 March of Dimes drive in Hillside from January 2 to 31. The national foundation funds birth defect centers and research, with Union County contributions supporting a center at Children’s Hospital Newark and related programs.
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March of Dimes
Union County
Childrens Hospital
Newark
Girl Named To Honor Society Laurie Rothstein Accepted at Glassboro
Laurie Ellen Rothstein daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Rothstein of 1041 Fairview Place has been accepted into Kappa Delta Phi the junior senior honor society for education majors at Glassboro State College To be eligible a student must have a cumulative average of 3 33 for three years Ottersten asks Hillside residents to support the March of Dimes Campaign this year as they have in the past The Salk Institute of Biological Studies in California works to educate the public on prenatal care and care for polio victims whose vaccines came too late
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Ira Rothstein
Fairview Place
Kappa Delta Phi
Glassboro State College
Salk Institute of Biological Studies
California
Ottersten
Hillside
Teddy's Winners Claim Hillside Touch Football Title
After thirteen weeks of action Teddy's Winners secured the Hillside Community Center touch football championship with a 20 to 18 victory over the All Stars. Greene connected on a TD to Ewanyk, Moran ran for a score, and Moran-to-Jantos sealed the win as over seventy spectators watched.
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Hillside Community Center
All Stars
Mayer
Wianski
Greene
Ewanyk
Jotantos
Ray Wiinski
John Moran
Lewis
Moran
Jantos
Mike Ewanyk
Joh Moran
Don Schevermann
Bobjelm
John Schevermann
Ed Jotantos
Dick Greene
Greg Dev
Arts'& Crafts
Mary Ann Monaco
Arts and Crafts
Mary Ann
Teddy’s
Bob Hjelm
Greg Dee
Community Center
First New Jersey Bank Offers Tenants Security Service
First New Jersey Bank introduces a computerized tenants security deposit system under a new state law requiring interest bearing accounts. The program tracks deposits by landlord, generates quarterly and annual reports, and provides tenant access to dates, amounts, interest, and balances, reducing clerical work for landlords.
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