Progress Club Fetes Hillside Hoop Squad April 3
The Men's Progress Club at Willside hosts a Father and Son Dinner April 3 at Kimeston Restaurant Merri Ave. Union Phil Levin chairs. St. Patrick’s O lign School Elizabeth and Cranford High School coaches are honored officials. Reservations with Levin or Massey’s. Awards and gifts planned for Hillside High basketball team members.
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Willside
Wil Holt
Anda
Hillside High Sehval
Coxey
Roland Mas
Siming Aid
Fis
Kimeston
Merri Avé
Union
Phil Levin
Spe Forte
Jerey Malloy
St. Patrick's O Lign School
Elizabeth
Bill Martin
Cranford High School
Wayne T. Bratram
Ruhl L. Custer
Joseph Silver
Levin
Massey
Stoe
Maple Ave
B'nal Brith Bowling Pro Totals and Team Leaders
Baseball style bowling scores list teams such as Braves Phils Yankees Pirates Reds Red Sox Orioles Giants Dodgers Senators Cubs Tigers Indians with team totals and high individual series and game marks. High team series Card nals 2889 high team game Phillies 1003 Indy high series Sol Hersch 641 Indy high game Art Hirschman 268. See Our Classified
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Braves
Athi's
Phils
Card's
Yank’s
Pirates
Reds
Red Sox
Orioles
W.sox
Giants
Dod's
Sen's
Cubs
Tigers
Indians
Cardinals
Phillies
Indy
Sol Hersch
Art Hirschman
Local Stars For 4 Seasons Party Shaping Up
The 4 Seasons second anniversary event on Sunday March 25 features national stars Low Camp and Harrier Ebbers alongside Jersey bowling notables such as Jean Eder Ann Noga Pauline De Luca and Gordy Collett. Junior contenders include Steve Toplansky Robert Marks and Rennie Stromfeld with special matches and audience participation games at 4 Seasons Play and Recreation Center W Chestnut St Route 22.
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Lou Campi
Harriet Ebbrets
Ann Noga
Gordy Colletti
Jean Eder
Pauline DE Luca
Lou Marks
Ine
Low Camp
Harrier Ebbers
N.J
Jersey
Steve Toplansky
Robert Marks
Rennie Stromfeld
4 Seasons Play & Recreation Center
W. Chestnut St
Purim events and services at Conservative Congregation Hillside
The notice lists Purim related programs at Conservative Congregation of Hillside led by Rabbi H. Beryl Lasker and Cantor Bernard Saitz including a Sunday Purim Play and Carnival and a junior Purim dance. It also notes a Friday service, a sermon on The Story that Never Grows Old, and an Oneg Shabbat for Steven Cohen’s Bar Mitzvah.
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Pharoah
Chanuka
Antiochus
Shayuos
Miller
Beth el
Hillside
Salem Ave
H. Beryl Lasker
Bernard Saitz
Rabbi Lasker
Steven Cohen
Jerrold Cohen
Jerome Ave
Temple Beth
Religious Services and Schedules Across Newark Churches
A survey of area houses of worship lists Chrive the King Catholic Church and Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception with service times and pastors, plus Union Presbyterian and Calvary Lutheran congregations. Also noted are Episcopal, Hebrew, and Jewish synagogue schedules for March 16 18 and Purim observances with youth groups and school activities.
Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room Hours
First Church of Christ Scientist at 1251 Fairmount Ave Elizabeth offers Sunday service Sunday School and a Wednesday Testimony Meeting. Reading room hours are daily 10 to 4 except Sunday and holidays at 279 Morris Ave Elizabeth. The Lesson Sermon on Substance discusses dominion over limitation and unlimited abundance through Bible readings including Psalm 84.
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Sinai Millionaires
Sinai Hebrew School
Hebrew School
Herman Lansey
Kasoff
New Hebrew School & Youth Center
First Church of Christ Scientist
Fairmount Ave
Elizabeth
Uasm
U A.m
Morris Avenue
Christian Science Churches
Dog Census To Start April 2 In Township
Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler announced the annual dog census begins Monday April 2. Dog owners should license their pets now with fees of 1.25 dollars for males and 2.25 dollars for females.
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Louis A. Dischler
50th Birthday Of Girl Scouts Celebration Highlights
Girls from 15 Brownie and Girl Scout troops in the Lyons Farms area joined a Hillside celebration at Hillside Avenue School gymnasium. The program Our American Heritage featured dances from Indian to modern twists, honoring the 50th anniversary of the Girl Scouts of America. A collection supported the international friendship fund. Neighborhood chairman Mrs. Orrin Spielholz oversaw planning. Mrs. Joseph McAtee directed the event.
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Lyons Farms
Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Girl Scouts of America
Juliette Low
International Friendsh Fund
Orrin Spielholz
Joseph McAtee
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Hillside Photo Service
Harden
Larry Singer
Alan Miller
Anthony Crea
Joel Altschule
Sandy Greenberg
Mike Kramer
Steve Kirsch
Bob Rech
Bob Miller
Stanley Ketz
Todd Weidenbaum
Thomas J. Icklan
Progress Club
Maroon
Franklin Feltman
Lute Share
Sidney Englander
Featuring
Mark Anzalone
John Sanchirico
Cubellis
Gurd Ave
Field House
Hillside Ave
Conant St. Park Mar
Washington Fld
Gard Avenue
Washington
Gurd Avenue
Liberty Ave
Evergreen Lodge
Springfield
Gard Ave
Phillips
Irvington
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Chicago Bridge & Iron Co
Long Ave
Houses of Worship
Chrive the King Catholic Church
Bloy St
Rutgers Ave
Daniel Curtin
Richard A. Greene
John ‘Tykes
Hillaide United Presbyterian Church
Salem and
Coe Avenues
Maine
Salem Avenue
David A. Ramsey
Ladies Aid Society
United Presbyterian Women
Sid
Mothers’ Circle
Coe-Weds Couples Club
Calvary Lutheran Church
Clark St
C. Morgan Wagner
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Donald Tyler Crispin
Westminster Young People Service
First Baptist Church
Hillside Ava
Harding Ter
Robert Kerstetter
Africa Inland Missions
Ilam
Franklin Memorial Methodist
Maple and
Kepr Avenue
Newark
Edson R.leach
Mertz Ave
Hillside Assembly of God
Baltimore Avenue
Rey Fred Markant
Fred Markant Jr
Hope
Mary Baker Eddy
Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene
Pomona Ave
Alva G. Decker
Holy Communion
Synagogue
Sinai Congregation
Eliezer Cohen
Hillside National Bank
The
N. Broad Street
Larks
Cees Ed
HAWKS
Merrr
Maxon Pontiac Inc
North Broad ST
N. J. WaAverly
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