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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1972

Page

7

Lassies Meet Coaches Saturday On The Courts At Hillside High

The Lassies will perform on the Hillside High School basketball courts in the school gym at 00 p.m. for the Senior class merit. Coaches Tom Maria Joe Silver Larry Coppola Walter Hennessey Nick DeLuise Fred Bishop Steve Serefino Sal Catalona George Dee Larry Winters will join in the evening of playful acts and entertaining tricks, with tickets available at the gate and advance spots.

Arkansas Lansien Hillside High School Sies Fuk Tom Maria Joe Silver Larry Coppola Walter Hennessey Nick DeLuise Fred Bishop Steve Serefino Sal Catalona George Dee Larry Winters

County Opens Pitch and Putt Courses for 1972 Season

Galloping Hill in Kenilworth Union and Ash Brook in Scotch Plains reopen for weekends from 9:00 am to dark with full daily operation starting in April. Galloping Hill spans 615 yards with par three holes and night play via floodlights. Ash Brook covers 672 yards across eight acres. Green fees: 50 cents for women and seniors on Mondays. 75 cents per round on weekdays. 1.00 after 6 pm at Galloping Hill. 1.00 on Saturdays Sundays and holidays at both.

Galloping Hill Kenilworth Union Ash Brook Scotch Plains

Public Opinion Thanks For Support From Troop 99

On behalf of Boy Scout Troop 99 the Finance Chairman Charles W Ritz thanks supporters of the paper drive and mentions Hill side Times police fire departments Christ the King clergy and hopes Hill side Jaycees pilot preschool program succeeds. Mrs Gerald Bricman Calvin Coolidge PTA President notes PTA sponsored preschool efforts over three years with volunteers teachers and aides and credits the PTA with introducing the program to town.

Boy Scout Troop 99 Hillside Times Police and Fire Departments Christ the King Church Charles W. Ritz Calvin Coolidge Pta PTA

Hillside Pro Agent Sells Over Million in 1971

Harry Werbel of Pruden tial Insurance Newark South district reports sales exceeding one million dollars in 1971. Since joining the district in 1945 he completed Life Underwriter Training Council courses. He is married to Sandra Kalb and they reside at 265 Williamson Ave with son David, 16.

Harry Werbel Prudential Insurance Company Newark South Mr. Werbel Sandra Kalb David Willamson Ave

Women Hear Of Pollution Dangers

Mrs. Edgar Eisler, president of New Jersey Citizens for Clean Air, addressed Hillside Woman's Club on Tuesday. She warned of air pollution risks that cannot be purified and urged curtailing electricity use and limiting population growth to prevent annihilating life. She noted the town's air pollution ordinance and its membership in Suburban Air Pollution Commission and said the Board of Health will handle complaints.

Edgar Eisler New Jersey Citizens For Clean Air Civic Dept Woman’s Club of Hillside William E. Hess Joseph Krevet Eisler Suburban Air Pollution Commission Board of Health

Skating at the Center Opens Weekends in Spring

Beginning March 25 Hill Side Community Center offers roller skating every Saturday from 11 00 p m to 2 00 p m Children must provide their own wooden skates

Hillside Community Center

Second class Postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey

Elizabeth New Jersey notices indicate standard postal handling for second class mail with paid postage. No broader context or event details are provided in the fragment.

Elizabeth New Jersey

Film Night Showcases 11 Shorts in New Cinema Program

The Essex County YM-YWHA in East Orange hosts the season finale on Saturday March 26 at 7:45 PM featuring Mel Brooks The Critle and Mike Nichols Elaine May Back to Back among 11 short films. Alan Arkin’s People Soup and That’s Me highlight a program guided by Fred Lewis with guest speaker Professor Richard Brown of NYU. Tickets are available in advance at the Y or at the door.

Mel Brooks Critle Mike Nichols Elaine May Essex County Maurice Levin Northfield Avenue East Orange Fred Lewis Mendham Alan Arkin Arkin Nema Richard Brown The Institute of Film and Televison New York University Hawitt Satter

Club Kicks Off Anti-Litter Campaign at Hillside Meeting

The Hillside Italian American Civic Organization held its March 13 meeting with Angelo Bonanno from the Health Department presenting the Anti-Litter Beautification Project. The group announced prize money for contest winners to support civic effort.

Hillside Health Department Angelo Bonanno Tion

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