Hillside Baseball Sags In Conference Play
The Hillside Comets drop three straight in all conference action, slipping to 1-7 overall and 0-4 in league play. They fall 5-3 to Clark after a rough sixth inning, then lose 2-0 to Scotch Plains and 7-8 to Westfield. The schedule remains tough with upcoming home games against Edison Tech and Pingry and a town title bid looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Clark
Bob Asconi
Bob Schwankert
Scotch Plains
Raiders
Jim Horgathas
Raider
Greg Bork
Horvath
Comets
Westfield
Pete Kowalsky
Kowalsky
Errer O
Blue Devils
Chris Vejnoska
Mikulewicz Ra
Millside
Kearny
Crawford
Edison Tech
Pingry
Sprinfield
Rahway
Seton Hall
Berkeley Heights
Union Catholic
National State Bank reports first quarter 1973 resources
The National State Bank of Elizabeth New Jersey announces total resources for the first three months of 1973 at 653 741 268 5 an increase of more than 2 million over the 1972 period. Deposits reached 999 925 553 22 up over 35 million from 1972. Loans outstanding total 351 908 545 00. Net income was 1 266 960 69 or 0 42 per share. The bank operates 38 offices across Union Middlesex Mercer and Hunterdon Counties and is FDIC insured. Esther Carhart of Hillside is local coordinator for Mission sixplo '73 a day long event May 1 at Westfield Presbyterian Church to explore church missions in the 7s with talks discussions groups and displays. An evening session features Rev Ernest J Fogg. Registration is 1. transportation arranged by call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National State Bank
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Esther Carhart
Hillside
Missionsixplo
Elizabeth Presbytery
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Ecurch
Wesley ©. Baker
H. Howard Black
Ronald Bell
James A. Summers
Rodney Sundberg
Elizabethport
Basking Ridge
Liberty Corner
Bike Hikers To Pedal For Dollar A Mile
The National Association for Retarded Children announces a National Bike for the Retarded on Sunday April 28 1973. The hike begins at 1000 a m at Union County Technical Institute Seateh Plains New Jersey with Bruce J Brod coordinating. Sponsors include Jewish War Veterans and Alpha Phi Omega CHIPS plus post commanders Mrs Brod and Mr Schechter. Contributions by check can be sent to listed sponsors and organizers in Irvington Hillside and Newark.
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National Association For Retarded Children
Union County Technical Institute
Seateh Plains
New
Jersey
Bruce J. Brod
Tivington
Alpha Phi Amega
Newark State College, Union
United States
Elin Unger Post
Maplewood
Cpl. Louis 5
Ferdinand Post
Irvington-Union
Don Pauko
Flainfield
Flainfield, Chips
Alpha Phi Omega National Fraternity
Jewish War Veterans
Alpha Pil Amegra
Bruce Brod
Lilian Brod
Union Avenue
Irvington
Jack Schechter
Mann Ave
Hillside
Sisterhood Plans Israel Celebration at Binai Torah Hillside
The Sisterhood of Binai Torah Chatin Hillside will host a program celebrating Israel's 25th Anniversary at Esther Berkowitz Hall on Monday evening at 8:80 P.M. Lena Jacobs chairs the event urging members to attend. Harold Wovysanther is president of the Sisterhood. The Hillside Times serves over 8600 local families via classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Sisterhood of
Binai Torah Chatin
Hillside
Esther Berkowitz
Lena Jacobs
Harold Wovysanther
Practice Teaching Jeffrey McGough at Yankton High School
Jeffrey McGough son of Mr and Mrs Stanley McGough of Hillside practices history teaching at Yankton High School in Yankton South Dakota this semester. He is a senior history major at Yankton College a small liberal arts college in southeastern South Dakota.
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Jeffrey McGough
Stanley McGough
Hillside
Yankton High School
Yankton
Jeff
Yankton College
South Dakota
Jetfay Jets win Hillside Girls Midget League title
Award champs shown with their awards are members of the Jetfay Jets who posted 8 wins and 1 loss to claim the Hillside Recreation Commission Girls Midget League crown. Standing left to right are Nancy Kowalski Ma Monguso Ann Guidice Nancy Ferrara Sandra Cake and Carl Sulzman, Rec Commission chairman.
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Jetfay Jets
Los
Hillside Recreation Commission
Ms Hughes
Sally Green
Kim Lobur
Gloria
Nancy Kowalski
Ma Monguso
Ann Guidice
Nancy Ferrara
Sandra Cake
Carl Sulzman
Rec Commission
Hillside Board of Recreation Commission
David Glassman
Stuart Lava
Mitchell Koblenz
William Ackerman
David Trugman
Aldo Beale
Leonard Lasker
Carl Salzman
66Ers
Recreation Commission
Hiram Chodash
Bruce Glassman
Keith Friedenberg
Michael Cirelli
Mario Carlucci
Michael Miskovits
Joe Driscoll
Robert Carracino
Ricky Timone
Timmy Swarts
Hillside Comets Fall to Irvington in County Relays Match
Hillside mustered a 1-4 record after Irvington swept the sprints and hurdles to win 74-57. Standouts included John Rosas anchoring the mile relay with a 4:33 and Tim Koblenz winning the 440, while Rich Cort and Bob Zuber went 1-2 in the high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Hillside Comet
Hillside
Medla
Union County
Joe Cicalese
Mitch Koblenz
John Rosas
Bruce Kulpan
John Shust
Scott Moss
George Orlando
Comets
Dough Hobbs
Glen Nick
Rich Cort
Bob Zuber
Dom‘ Naples
Hillside Little League Opens 20th Season Parade Saturday
The Hillside Little League kicks off its 20th season with a preseason parade Saturday morning April 28 starting at George Washington School playground on Winans Avenue and Leslie Street. Officials, teams, ambulance service, police, fire, and civic groups join a route to the Little League stadium on Gard Avenue for a ceremony honoring Arthur Periguso and George MacDonald with a first-ball toss by Mayor John Kulish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Little League
George Washington School
Winans Avenue
Leslie St
Liberty Avenue
Herbert Avenue
Little League
Gard Avenue
Civil Defense
Kileh School Band
Hillside Elke
Arthur Periguson
George MacDonald
Florence Mikulewicz
Women's Auxiliary
John Kulish
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Hillside Times
Maple Ave
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Erence
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Stanley Terr
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Salem Ave
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Herbert Ave
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Poston Ave
Knights of Co
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Thomas St
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Harvard Ave
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Ernest Sickler, Jr
State St
Richard Wagner
Fairbanks St
Keith Barreiro
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Paul Stein
Henry Davis
Liberty Ave
Joseph Corrado
Myrtle St
Joseph Cocuzza
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Hollywood Ave
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Bloy St
Amer
Jerome Trachtenberg
Winans Ave
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Sandy Matlisky
Scott Andrews
Donald Aide Ores
Myrtlest
Ed Lazarick
Gurd Ave
Joe Liquorl
Silver Ave
Tony Gildice
Broadway
Herbe Singe
Haviland Dr
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Guard Ave
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Howard Stein
Frank Mullery
Mading Terr
Trs
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Trinity Pl
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Oakwood Ave
Raymond Mayer
Mare Siledel
Pright St
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Westminster Ave
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Baker St
Billy Shields
Jagies St
John Helmstetter
Florence Ave
Max Spivack
Wighland Ave
Jerry Albanes
Harden Oc
Richard Daniels
Roanoke Ave
Stanley Davis
Williamson Ave
John FP. Siegl
George J. MacDonald
Mertz Ave
Mallywood Ave
Ast
Ros
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Frank T. Alfano
Clark St
Mark Hillitz
Walter St
Michael Paolillo
Virginia St
Dodgers
Gerard Abate
Cornell
Robert Bryson
Summit Ave
Charles Fasullo
Yale Ave
Frank Tennero
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