Hillside Rotary to hear about New York World Trade Center
Hillside Rotary Club will hear Louis Cavanna of the Port Authority discuss plans for the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan at noon Tuesday November 16 at Hillside Presbyterian Church. A slide presentation by Siddiq Evaluator Analyst will depict the 525 million dollar complex on a sixteen acre site with twin ten story towers and integrated transit facilities including a new PATH terminal.
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Hillside Rotbey
World Trade Center
Lower Manhattan
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Louis Cavanna
Port of New York Authority
Jeet
World Trade Department
Trade Center
Trace Center
America's Center
Manhattan
Port Authority Trans- Hudson
PATH
Walter A. Schoor, Jr
Hillside Rotary
Port Authority Speakers Bureau
Ill
Eighth Avenue
New York City
New York
Dean's List at Jersey City State College Named
Sanford R. Doctor of 256 Conklin Avenue a junior and Roberta M. Geiger of 249 Conklin Avenue a senior were named to Jersey City State College's Dean's List. Three hundred forty three students overall earned the honor from a student body of 2300.
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Sanford R. Doctor
Conklin Avenue
Roberta M. Geiger
Jersey City State College
UNICO Plan For Italian in New Jersey Schools
Dominick F. Peterpaul, UNICO National governor and Fort Lee Leonardo da Vinci Society leader, spoke at Fairleigh Dickinson Teaneck campus symposium. He urged UNICO to fund scholarships for students studying foreign languages to teach in New Jersey schools and explored Italian as a first language option. Only 40 NJ schools currently offer Italian. Italian population in the state nears 25 percent. Dr. Vincent Raccaia and Dr. Anthony La Pera of Fort Lee lead the da Vinci Society educational committee.
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Dominick F. Peterpaul
N.J.#8
Unico National Board of Directors
Embassy Hotel
Chicago
Peterpaul
Unico National
Leonardo da Vinci Society of
Fort Lee
Fairleigh Dickenson University
Teaneck
Unico Board
da Vinci Society
New Jersey
Jr. High
Vincent Raccaia
The
Anthony la Pera
Pingry Honor Roll Names Hillside Students
Pingry School head master Charles B. Atwater announces honor grades for Hillside boys in the first marking period. Recipients include Douglas Popper of 231 Exeter Way Adam Bowen of 190 Surrey Road Willigyn Rosenberg of 167 Hartley Teg and Paul Haire of 251 Nottingham Way.
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Pingry
Charles B. Atwater
Pingry School
Hillside
Douglas Popper
Exeter Way
Adam Bowen
Surrey Rd
Willigyn Rosenberg
Hartley Teg
Paul Haire
Nottingham Way
Delta Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa Fundraising Meeting
The Delta Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority held its annual fundraising meeting on Monday evening November 8 at Mrs E Jonathan Bell's home. Members planned a Smorgasbord Supper and a book and white elephant sale with Mrs Harry Brogan of Hillside, chapter president, presiding.
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Delta Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority
E. Jonathan Bell
Conant St
Harry Brogan
Hillside
Two Hillsiders Named to Merit Roll at Seton Hall Prep
Two Hillside residents were named to the merit roll at Seton Hall Preparatory School in South Orange for the first marking quarter. Richard J. Lewinski, a senior of 80 Warwick Rd, and David V. Nenna, a freshman of 226 Oakland Ter, earned 80 percent or better in every subject.
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Hillside
Seton Hall Preparatory School
South Orange
Richard J. Lewinski
Warwick Rd
David V. Nenna
Oakland Ter
Hillsiders Enroll At Marietta College
Two Hillsiders join Marietta College in Ohio this fall. Sharon M. OConnell and Joanne R. Winquist enroll as students at the co educational liberal arts and sciences college with about 1650 students. Marietta sits about 115 miles southeast of Columbus.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Ohio
Columbus
Sharon M. O'Connell
South Long Ave
Joanne R. Winquist
Wilder St
Barry Leavitt to play for Temple Torah musical
Barry Leavitt, local pianist, will accompany the Temple Shomrei Torah show The Mid-L Yid-L directed by Dr. Burton Bergman and Dr. Harold Berlin. Rehearsals are at the Temple Building on Salem Avenue. Tryouts welcome. tickets and coffee hour planned after the December 11 performance at Hillside-High School auditorium.
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Burton Bergman
Harold Berlin
Shomrei Torah
Hill- Side
Barry Leavitt
Bergman
Temple
Salem
Avev
Norman Girkin
Wellesley College Choir Opens 1965 66 Season in Fall Vesper
Elizabeth Tracy of Wellesley and 169 other singers under William A. Herrman perform a program of German Baroque music to launch the 1965 66 season. The choir will sing at campus services and join glee clubs from Harvard Hamilton Trinity on joint and campus concerts. Birth notices follow as Finn and Winters welcome newborns to Saint Elizabeth Hospital.
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Elizabeth Tracy
Wellesley
Elizabeth Simpson Tracy
Ogden Way
Wellesley College
William A. Herrman
Massachusetts
Harvard University
Hamilton College
Trinity College
Houghton Memorial Chapel
Tracy
Charles S.tracy
Vail-Deane School
Elizabeth
Local Soldier Begins Basic Training At Fort Devens
Private Krasmitski starts Basic Combat Training in the 196th Light Infantry Brigade at Fort Devens Massachusetts. He is assigned to Company A 4th Battalion 3rd Infantry internal unit of the Brigade. The brigade is a new activation in the current Army buildup. He attended Hillside High School.
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196Th Light Infantry
Fort Devens
Massachusetts
3St Infantry
Krasmitski
Hillside High School
UJC Deadline Announced for Spring Semester Admissions
George P. Lynes of Union Junior College announces December 31 as the deadline for all Spring Semester applications. The cutoff applies to Day and Evening sessions and to full and part time admissions, with vacancies expected. Students are urged to file applications as early as possible.
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George P. Lynes
Admissigio
Union Junior College
Only & S
Lynes
Hillside Times weekly edition 1965 subscription details
The Hillside Times lists publication as weekly, issued by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad St Hill side New Jersey. It details subscription price three dollars fifty cents per year in the United States and a single copy price of ten cents with second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Hillside Times
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
United States
Elizabeth
Medicine on demand from the health team
Dedicated scientists search for miracle drugs for the sick. Pharmacists produce medicines for safe use and physicians diagnose the cause and proper care. Nurses assist the treatment, and doctors can phone us when a medicine is needed.
ECO unveils revolutionary electronic switching tests
ECO described as a fundamental breakthrough in communications is being tested in Succasunna. The system enables services like Variable Call Transfer and Dial Conference, letting calls be redirected or joined with multiple numbers. Many other programmable advances promise future phone service changes.
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ECO
Succasunna
Salen Pharmacy Ad on Col Coe Avenue Delivery
Salen Pharmacy at 1201 Col Coe Avenue led by pharmacist Philip Weinick offers prescription calls and delivery services.
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Col.Coe Avenue
Philip Weinick
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Eack
Patty Ferguson
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Audrey Goldman
Carol Babowski
Linda Blumenfeld
Sue Goldberg
Lisa Kaplan
Stacey Peek
Terri Spielholtz
Robin Toltz
Zimmerman Photo Service
Lou's Pine Tavern
Long Avenue
DIAL
Sidney T. Holt
U.S.G
Broadst
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Newark
N. J
Fereday &Meyneu
Olive St
ER CO. Inc
Elizabeth N. J
Spurs Unico
Jackie Starke
Revere Dr
Volpe
Queen of Boston University
Bostonu
Rutgers
Miss Starke
Queens
Boston
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Seton Hall
Welcomer
Nagon
Addon
Pate
Temple Torah
Saint Elizabeth Hospital
Louis and
Diane Galante Finn
Coe Ave
Thomas and
Sylvia Madurski
Hillside Ave
Joseph Krasmitski
Joseph C. Krasmitski
World
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Morris County
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FALIC
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Teraen Renyon
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