Bowl 850 Games In PAL Tourney
A total of 850 games was rolled in the first two days of the PAL Headline Tournament at Sunset Lanes. The final two days run noon to midnight Saturday and Sunday March 26 and 27. Proceeds support operational expenses. Ground breaking for the PAL building set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Hillside Park Lot. Attending include Patrolman Alois J. Stier, PAL director Mayor V. William Di Buono, Police Commissioner Louis A. Pischler, Hillside Foundation leaders Morris Lubin and others. PAL trustees meet 8 p.m. Monday at the College Inn to finalize fundraising plans.
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PAL
Sunset Lanes
Hillside Avenue
Highland Avenue
Alois J. Stier
V. William di Buom
Louis A. Pischler
William Bule
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Morris Lubin
The
College Inn
Little League Registration Opens in Hillside
Peter G. Humanik announced Hillside Little League registration ends Saturday March 26 for boys age 9 to 12. Applicants must submit a completed form birth certificate and a $2 insurance fee at Gurd Avenue stadium 9 am to 12 noon. Forms available at the Municipal Building Recreation Department.
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Hillside
Peter G. Humanik
Gurd Avenue Stadium
Recreation Department
Junior Sportsmen Learn Fly Tying At Hillside Meeting
Thirty members of the Hillside Junior Sportsmen's Club, aided by the Hillside Recreation Commission, attended a lesson on tying fishing flies at the Harden Looker School auditorium. Grover Keckegy demonstrated fly tying techniques. A showing of the Alaska themed film City of Gold followed. Peter Richkus serves as club director.
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Hillside Junior Sportsmen’s Club
Hillside Recreation Commission
Harden-Looker
Grover Keckegy
Lindeneal Shop
City of
Gold
Alaska
Peter Richkus
Jitterbug Dance Contest Winners at Hillside High
Over 200 students attended the Hillside Teen Hop jitterbug contest at the high school gym Saturday evening. First place went to Carol Tepper and Robert Seylar, second to Mary Ann Wadeyka and Charles La Cin, with Peter G. Humanik presenting trophies for the Hillside Recreation Commission. Judges were Linda Lawrence, Marlene Kiet, Arlene Prizna and Dena Otlowski.
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Hillside
High School
Carol Tepper
Robert Seylar
Mary Ann Wadeyka
Charles la Cin
Peter G. Humanik
Hillside Recreation Commission
Linda Lawrence
Marlene Kiet
Arlene Prizna
Dena Otlowski
Open Ballroom Dancing Class Seeks Couples
Peter G. Humanik announces openings for couples in a second dancing course sponsored by the Recreation Commission, begun last Wednesday at George Washington School gymnasium. Enroll by calling the Recreation Department at WA 6-2219.
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Peter G. Humanik
The
Recreation Commission
George Washington School
Recreation Department
Williams Announces Second Summer Scholarships for New Jersey Students
Senator Harrison Williams of New Jersey opens applications for a second annual summer scholarship program. High school juniors and seniors may apply. three winners—one from each region north central and south—will spend two weeks in Washington with living arrangements and a weekly stipend. Deadline is April 30 1960.
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Washington, D. C
Harrison A. Williams
D,nj
New Jersey
Senator Williams
Washington
Williams
Senate
College Circles Hillside Residents In Rutgers Note
Allen Leinwand 59 Mertz avenue Hillside re elected technical director of WRSU Rutgers University student radio. Regina Chenitz 1594 Wyndmoor avenue Hillside elected associate feature editor of Barnard Bulletin Columbia University New York. William YT Bisignant 331 Yale avenue and Albert W Greenspoon 1100 South Long avenue Hillside named to Rutgers Fall term honors list.
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Newee
Allen Leinwand
Mertz Avenue
Hillside
WRSU
Rutgers University
Leinwand
Nathan Leinwand
Hillside High School
Regina Chenitz
Wyndmoor Avenue
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Columbia University
New York
Chenitz
Nathan Chenitz
New Brunswick
William Yt, Bisignant
Yale Avenue
Albert W. Greenspoon
South Long Avenue
Harry Zavin Dies Founder of Sinai Congregation
Harry Zavin, 73, founder and first president of Sinai Congregation, died Sunday at Newark Beth Israel Hospital after a long illness. Born in Russia, he came to the U.S. in 1907, operated a Hillside confectionary, and retired a decade ago. Burial was at Mt. Lebanon Cemetery Iselin. He leaves wife Jennie, a son Louis B. Zavin, two daughters, a brother, a sister and several grandchildren.
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Marry Zavin
Liberty Avenue
Newark Beth Tsraee
Russia
Zavin
United States
Tillside
E. Bernheim & Sons Memorial
Newark
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Mt. Lebanon
Iselin
Jennie Krafchick Zavin
Louis B. Zavin
Colin Pell
Gertrude Zimmerman
Hillside
Archie Shapira
Oceanside
Rebecca Miller
New York
Hillside first graders stage Barry Visits Mexico play
Mrs W Woodbulls first grade presented a three act play titled Barry Visits Mexico on March 18 at Hillside Schools. Cast included Barry An American Boy Barry Yankosky Pablo Craig Jacobs Teacher Patty Saas Ramona Linda Devereau Papeta Terry Cortese among many others with piano by Mrs Anderson and scenery by Virginia Sabba and Joan De Santo.
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Mexico
Peter Rozane
Messenger
Gregory Jankowski
Alan Felker
Otto Zimmerman
Danni Tighe
Tom Percoskie
Peter Juras
Edward Zimerla
Anthony Peterpaul
Celieta
Linda
Roberta Tucker
Patty Sans
Stuart Cohen
Anderson
Virginia Sabba
Joan DeSanto
Townsip of Hillside Notice of Bid Tender and Public Hearing
Legal notice announces a bid tender by Hillside Township for a housing development and subdivision plan. It details bid submission, terms, conditions, and the process led by the Town Committee, Planning Board, and Clerk, with a March deadline and designation of bid award authority and waivers.
Hillside Township invites bids for curb construction project
The Township Committee of Hillside invites sealed bids for curb construction west of Concrete Curve. Bids open at 9 AM at the Sunlelat Building Liberty Avenue Hillside. A certified check of at least 1 percent of bid amount accompanies bid. Contracts drawn at North Broad Street Elizabeth New Jersey remains possible.
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Board OF Education
Virginia Street
Wiliride
Millay
Urlon Canty
New Jersey
Nilleile
New Dvreev
Uring Weil
Amilyins
Hiroot Hum
Guy Wavent Ratuigase
Ewoo
the Awe
Hiro Wat
PONY
Bilver Avenue
Sunlelat
Liberty Avenue
Amd Hilaide Avan Miihade
MGI
Conorte
Hillside
Curniah
North Broad Street
Bixabeth
Aurelio
Howard J
Toy
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