Comet Netmen Seek Repeat Opening Night Win Streak
Hillside’s Comets aim to repeat last year’s opening night success against Scotch Plains Raiders led by Ray Schnitzer. Key matchups include Cranford at home next, with expectations based on scrimmages against Bloomfield Memorial Seton Hall Metuchen. Harvey Wooten leads Hillside with strong defense and scoring potential, while coach Joe Silver rebuilds inside offense.
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Hillside Comet
Scotch Plains Raiders
Scotch Plains
Comets
Paul Youngst
Paul Josseff
Plainsmen
Hillside
Raiders
Ray Schnitzer
Rob Piccoline
Rich Ryle
Rick Orban
Cranford Cougars
Comet
Cranford
Norm Hobbie
Hobbie
Cougars
Bruce Bishop
Bloomfield
Memorial of West New York
Seton Hall
Memorial
Bob Paulankas
Pirates
Kevin McDonald
McDonald
Trenton
Hall
Metuchen
Paul Yungst
Paul Losseff
Wayne Shapiro
Harvey Wooten
Holy Trinity
Harvey
Christ The King Routs St Michael's In Fourth Quarter Rally
Christ The King seventh and eighth graders edge St Michael's Cranford 29 20 after a strong fourth quarter rally. Ray Nardo scores 15 to lead scoring with Pete Salgado adding 6 as Dave Foran and teammates clamp down on defense. Coaches Bob Pavolick and Michael Jakubik guide the comeback in Hillside.
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Christ the King
St. Michael’s of
Cranford
Ray Nardo
Ter
Dave Foran
Pete Salgado
Rich Czyzyk
Joe Imperial
Jose Leary
Tom Bell
Tom Smith
Bob Wallach
Zadrozny
Joe Menza
Rich Crisaffulli
Bob Jotantos
George Gother
John Demarzo
Bob BelGuercio
Bob Pavolick
Michael Jakubik
Hillside
Morlano Joins Center Boxing Team With Taub
Hillside Center adds James Chic Morlano to veteran boxers David Taub to run a youth program. Morlano, 73, brings 50 professional knockouts and 107 fights with a 90 17 record, joining a coaching duo overseeing a Tuesday 4 pm club for ages 5 to 15.
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David Taub
Hillside Community Center
Hillside
James Chic
Morlano
The
Hillside Elks
Taub
Soldier Bartfield
Joe Gans
Nick Palmer
Harry Ebbetts
Henry Goldberg
Messers Taub
James ‘Chic
Don Siegel
B Ball Deadline December 15th
Peter G. Humantk announces December 15 deadline for registration of community and school basketball teams. Entry forms available in Room 80 Municipal Building. Leagues cover high school age to 5th graders with separate sections for boys and girls. An informal adults program for Hillside residents is planned.
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Peter G. Humantk
Office of the Recreation Commission
Hillside
Parkway Ready For Snow Says New Jersey Highway Authority
New Jersey Highway Authority readies for winter with 76 Parkway plow vehicles 55 salt spreaders 68 contractor tanker plows 4 snow fighters 6 heavy graders 20 front end loaders and 10 cross cutting tractors converted for plows. Seven thousand tons rock salt calcium chloride and sand stocked for use.
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New Jersey Highway Authority
Garden State Parkway
Authority
Joseph C. Irwin
Pen
Irwin
Trwin
Investors Savings names managers for Millburn and Short Hills offices
Investors Savings and Loan announces new managers for its Millburn and Short Hills offices. Miss daryion Koestle moves to Home Office, becoming the first manager of the new savings center opening Nov 25 at 249 Millburn Ave. Miss Isabel Gallitelli becomes Short Hills manager after advancing from teller and assistant manager.
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Roland Lewan, Jr
Investors Savings and Loan Association
Millburn
Short Hills
Daryion Koestle
Madison High School
Miss Koestle
Investors Savings
Millburn Avenue
Isabel Gallitelli
Miss Gallitelli
Associaton
Springfield
Saks Fifth Avenue
Millburn High School
Garden State
American Savings and Loan Institute
East Orange
Hillside
Plainfield
Union
PSE&G Amends Proposed Rate Increase Filing Details
PSE&G files an amendment with the New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners on June 16 to raise electric and gas rates. The amendment adds 32 million dollars to the original 95 million request, totaling 127 million and increasing electric revenues by 13.0 percent and gas by 15.5 percent. Changes reflect safety and infrastructure costs from tighter regulations and material replacements, including street digging, mains replacements, and salvage value shifts from copper to aluminum.
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Pse&g
New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners
National Safety and Health Act
Effect of Proposed Rate Increases on Residential Customers
The New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners considers rate increases. Present electric and gas rates stay in effect until the Board approves new rates. Petitions and amendments detailing proposed electric and gas rate increases are available for review at all Public Service Electric and Gas Company offices.
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New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
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Comet Netmen
Steve Buckowecki
Mike Maddalena
Buckoweck
Tom Reynolds
Bean
Tom Barnet
al Carasio
Mike Atkinson
Barry Regenstein
John Stensler
Carl Lee
Ron Fischer
Ron Hobbs
Hill
Larry Coppola
J.v.'s
John Frize
Kim McIntyre
Wayne Stephens
Anthony Clasulli
Hobbs
J.V
Marc Rosenberg
Lance Brooks
Don Hoffman
Dan Delanne
George Terninko
Cornell Edmond
Brand Shoes
Hush Puppies
America
Jackson's Shoe Mart
James
Chic" Morlano
Center
Sophmores
Investors Savings Names Managers
William John Taetzsch
Fairbanks Street
Wheaton College
Taetzsch
William L. Taetzsch
Chicago
Residial Gas
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