Weequahic Tops Hillside 25-6 in Thanksgiving Classic
Weequahic Indians of Newark defeated Hillside Comets 25 to 6 at Woodfield Stadium on Thanksgiving. Bob Schwartz led the offense with two touchdowns and a pivotal 28-yard pass to Richie Schwartz. Hillside scored first on Don Sheridan’s punt return, but Weequahic pulled away after intermission, sealing their fourth win in 27 meetings.
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Comets
Don Sheridan
Indians
Weequahic
Bob Schwartz
Richie
Hillside leads with two Sherri Schwartz TDs in win
Hillside showcases Sherri Schwartz scoring twice on runs and a 28 yard pass from B, plus a 17 yard run by Hillside for a 40 yard punt return by R. dan. Weequahie scores on touchdowns by B. Officials Senko, DI Chiari, Schwartz. Holmes adds a 7 yard run. Ex Penet and Coffee.
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Hillside
Bethea
Weequahie
Sherri Schwartz
Dan
Schwartz
Senko
DI Chiari
Holmes
Hadassah Bazar Aids Hadassah Medical Fund Effort
Hillside Chapter Hadassah announces its annual bazar at the Veterans Memorial Building Liberty Avenue to raise funds for the Hadassah Medical Organization. Proceeds support equipment for the Hebrew University Hadassah Hospital in Ein Kavim Israel. A lunch counter, children's carnival and numerous booths offering gifts, foods and wares will be operated by volunteer committees led by Mrs. Jack Barsky and Mrs. William Raoter.
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Hillside
Madassah
Veterans Memorial Building
Liberty Avenue
Hadassah Medical Organization
Jack Barsky
New
Hebrew University
Hadassah Hospital
Ein Kavem
Israel
William Raoter
Max Birn
Andrew Max
Ceil Pell
Benjamin Steinberg
Irving Schimel
Milton Caris
Harvey Greenfield
Joseph Ram
Max Schuster
Phil Steckler
Milton Carts
Howard Freund
Bazar
Hadassah Booth Handled by Hillside Chapter Team
Louis Kahn and Mrs. Ann Sorn stein, delicatessen by Mrs. George Koblentz, and other volunteers plan a Hadassah booth selling infant clothing, socks, bath items, handbags, candy, and raven foods at Sinai Congregation. Aides coordinate fundraising efforts under Mrs. Lowenstein with a general staff including Sam Miller and Joseph Peyser. Fortunes and weight-pressing will entertain, plus a jar bean count prize. A Hadassah board meeting at Sinai Congregation follows on Tuesday at 8:30 p.m.
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Louis Kahn
Ann Sornstein
George Koblentz
Jack Levine
Simon Moss
Louis Moss
Irving Heir
Sidney Reitman
William Radter
Irving Schaeffer
Max Schuster
Leo Lowenstein
Hadassah Booth
Raven Foods
Harvey Aeenfield
Norman Girkin
William Kemper
Hilda Kornstein
Lownestein
Sam Miller
Joseph Peyser
Bert Tierstein
Kemper
Schuster
Hadassah
Hillside Chapter
Hadassah Place
Presi
Card Party Plans Touted by Vocational Education Group
Reports by Mrs. Howard Freund on bazaar Mrs. Henry Garrod on donor Mrs. Henry Nussbaum on education and Mrs. Joseph Peyser on paid up membership party. Tentative plans for the card party to be held January 2 will be presented by Mrs. Mat old Zonderman chairman.
Christmas Party At Hillside Club Schedule
A Christmas luncheon and meeting are planned by the Hillside Club at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club on Tuesday December 6. Santa will attend with his pack of gifts for exchange, plus a welfare bazar featuring hand-made items and decorations. Hosts are Mrs Frederick Brengel and Mrs George Oaksen with committee support.
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Hillside Club
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Sant Claus
Welfare Department
Welfare and
Fine Arts Department
Frederick Brengel
George Oaksen
Organ Concert At PAL Draws Betty Anne Krell To Hillside
Hillside PAL Building features an 8 pm organ concert by Betty Anne Krell of Union Hill Dover on Sunday December 11. The program invites all to attend and highlights additional activities including weight lifting for boys on multiple days, boxing midweek, senior and girls basketball practice and a PAL dance for members.
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Hillside Pal
Betty Anne Krell
Union Hill
Dover
PAL
Girl Scout Troop Visits Town Hall for Advancing Badge Work
Members of Girl Scout Troop 614 of Hillside Avenue School toured the Municipal Building yesterday. Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy led the group through the municipal offices as part of their badge advancement activities.
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Hillside Avenue School
Howard J. Bloy
School tour guides police department visit for students
Fire Chief Aug ust H Davies and Police Chief Ernest Voelkwel led a group of girls through the Police Department. The visit included introductions to department heads who answered questions about their work. Mrs William Bean led escorts with assistance from Mrs David Reese and Patrolman Walter Wempa guiding Mrs Hyman Hymowitz.
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Fices
Police Department
August H. Davies
Ernest Voelkwel
William Bean
David Reese
Walter W. Wempa
Hyman Hymowitz
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Gelfond
Grossman
R. Schwartz
Dalle
Perret
Wonward
Meadow
Romero
Corn
Goldsmith
Williams
Weintraub
Sellers
B. Schwartz
Kurts
Kreshok
Fela
Rosin
Shields
la Point
Mandrona
Bell
Zonderman
Vivonanza
Mintz
Boor
Korleski
D. Schwartz
Barbiere
Valente
Fleck
Sofka
Smith
Weeauahio
Hadassah Bazar
David Becker
Meyer Burgstein
Ida Casner
Edwin Conroe
Mernie Eisenberg
Sam Freimauer
Henry Garrod
Barney Gecfman
Irving Goradko
Martin Goldman
George Goldman
Robert Goldman
Jerold Bressman
Joseph Gillick
Ben Halper
Dave Halper
Ray’s Men’s Shop
Hillside, N. J
Hillside High School
Ray
Puritan
Crompton
Rate Paiste
Mark of
Lete Wardroba
Citation Club
United States
Hwy
Monrow Street
New Jersey
Townley Branch
Morris Ave
Potter Ave
Morris Avenue
Burke Parkway
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Murdock
Service
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