Hillside Elks Shuffleboard Champs Capture Third Title
Hillside Lodge No 1591 won the Elks Shuffleboard League for the second year in the three year history, defeating Irvington in the final game 10 to 8. The season began with six teams and is expected to grow to twelve next year. The banquet honored David Harrold as most valuable player and presented a permanent trophy to Carmen J. Ferrigno, with multiple other trophies for batting, pitching, walks, steals, and improvement. About 90 attended, including Fire Commissioner Anton A. Vit Jr, as the church building fund received a $100 donation.
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Elks
Hillside Lodge No. 1591
Hillside
Irvington
David Harrold
College Inn
Alexander Menza
Menza
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Harold
Vito Volturo
Donald Kalfus
Daniel Menza
Victor Sclammarelli
Peter Capra
William Schutsky
Angelo Miserentino
Charles Mancuso
John Moynihan
Michael Palladino
Ronald Cocuzza
William R. Smalley
Church of Christ the King
Church Building Fund
Frank DeSanto
Anton A. Vit Jr
Carmen Ferrigno
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Understanding (Continued from Page 1) 50 MANY people know so LITTLE about the UN
Mr Macwithey laments a breakdown in communications and urges Ureille graduates to exercise care in everyday talk. He says clear communication strengthens family ties friendships and civic life and helps people express love and will.
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U.N.2
Macwithey
Ureille
Macwith
Howell 16 Years from Newark Technical School Metallurgist
Howell, a metallurgist, studied at Newark Technical School and Pratt Institute, served in World War I, then 30 years in Hillside School System, retired 1962, and worked for National State Bank Hillside Branch. He holds multiple civic roles, a long list of memberships, and is married with ten descendants.
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Newark Technical School
Pratt Institute
New York
Baker Platinum Company of
Newark
Hillside School System
National State- Bank-Hillside
Harden- Looker
American Legion
Davenport-Dill Jr
V.F.W
Hillside Lodge
Union County Band and Orchestra
Union County Teachers Federal Credit Union
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hillside” Board of Education
Svelynn May
Berkeley Heights
Harlow Curtis, Jr
Fred Compher, Jr
Mountainside
Grard
Bank Bowleague Qualifiers Set for Four Seasons Bowl
About 55 bowlers qualified to participate in the second annual bowleague contest of the National Stage Bank of Elizabeth at 8 p.m. Friday June 26 at the Four Seasons Bowl Union. The qualifying bowler is the individual in each league using the bowleague remittance plan whose three game average for the final night of his league showed the greatest increase over his 1963-64 season. The roll-off will be a three game series. the winner shows the greatest increase over his season average and his qualifying average and receives a full week’s vacation for two at the Montmarte Hotel Miami Beach. All participants receive trophies. Robert A. Wells, assistant cashier and manager of the Liberty Ave. Office, is in charge of the bowleague remittance plan.
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National Stage
Bank of Elizabeth
Union
Th Bank
Montmarte Hotel
Miami Beach
Fla
Robert A. Wells
Liberty Ave
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Peere
Lapp
League
J. Schwarz
P. Lerman
G. McCann
L. Brown
E. Kottow
Lodge
Zimmerman
Terman
Phil Levin
Bruce Herman
Jon Miller
Lute Share
Franklin A. Feltman
Gerald Goldman
The
Progress Club
Livings
Madison
W. Orange
Bloomild
Nutley
Matside
Belleville
Es.Fells
Shelley Winters
Robert Walker
Helen Hayes
James Daly
White House
Bank Bowleague
Eamwork
Kansas City, Mo
OPI
Walt Bond
John Romano
Cleveland
Kansas City
Atreno
the National State Bank
West Chestnut Street
Union, New Jersey
Florida
Robert W
Omy
Larkin
Keizaunrn
New Pansy
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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