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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1961
Page
7
This week the school announced varsity letter recipients in football and soccer. Seniors named include Louis Costanza Patrick d Eli a Martin Fela Ted Kozlik and Paul Joseph T. Silver director of athletics notes multiple sports participation and achievements.
A fragment lists many student names across Juniors Sophomores and Seniors in various activities including cross country soccer and related classes. No events dates or outcomes are provided in readable form.
Edward Got tlob of Hillside High School leads more than 120 counselors at a full day college admissions workshop in Newark. The meeting at State University College aims to explain new colleges, admissions, and scholarship trends for 1961 62, and challenges faced by freshmen with Rutgers solutions. Highlight features simulations where high school counselors and Rutgers admissions officers review real applications from three years ago.
Arthur Ferguson, coach, admires a gift from the Hillside Kiwanis Club for the Pop Warner Hillside Midgets football league for boys ages 10 to 13. Dr. Ralph A. Schwartz presents the gift at Townleys Restaurant Union. A $2,000 donation from Hillside Industrial Foundation supports the new youth program.
Around Town notices reveal engagements and weddings across Newark Elizabeth and West Orange. Barbara Eisenberg is engaged to Ira Rosen, with plans for a June wedding, announced at a Thanksgiving Eve dinner in West Orange. Other engagement news includes Mrs Lily Hutson’s son William Hutson and Dr Leo Nelson’s daughter Karla Nelson, with events in Newark and Maplewood.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Eisén of Edwin Place Newark are mentioned with the bride described as the daughter of Mr and Mrs, indicating a wedding notice fragment with limited readable details.
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