Hillside High Soccer Team Ends Season With Victory
Hillside High’s 1966 soccer squad, under coaches Brehony and Bianchi, finished with a 3-1 win over Cranford after a challenging schedule. Seven returning players are listed among underclassmen set to fill gaps, led by Robert Levinson and Alan Goldberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brebhony
Bianchi
New Jersey
Pingry
Hillside High
Robert Levinson
John Lysko
Edward Hausman
Alan Goldberg
Anthony Forte
Fred Boehm
Jerry Sciarillo
Harold Berger
Neil Feldheim
Frank DeBenedetto
Marke
Hillside
Bar Mitzvahs and Weddings Highlight Newark Area
A roundup of social events includes Kenny Akin Schwartz’s Bar Mitzvah at Sindi Congregation with a Clinton Manor reception in Newark. numerous weddings in Linden Elizabeth and Newark area churches. engagements for Tina Schwartz and Louis Lux with a planned March 19 wedding. Individuals named include Meyer W Schwartz Joseph Zierling Elliot Grabine Jacquelyn Slonemsky Ferdinand Miller Grace Dordoni Thomas Caruso Gail Kurtz Michael Saratella Rozanne Richard Paul Blacker Tina Schwartz Louis Lux. Institutions include Sindi Congregation Clinton Manor Newark Beth Israel Hospital Temple Beth El Club Navaho and USS Forrestal. Places include Schley Street Maple Avenue Livingston Newark Linden Elizabeth Plainfield Union Carteret Springfield Canton Ohio Portsmouth Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Akin Schwartz
Meyer W. Schwartz
Schley Street
Sindi
Maple Avenue
Kenny
Clinton Manor
Newark
Joseph Zierling
Livingston
Elliot Grabine
Goldsmith Avenue
Beth Alison
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Grabine
Jacqueline Slonemsky
Philip Slonemsky
Clark Street
Board of Education
Ridgefield Park
Ann's Church
Gail—Janet Kurtz
Seaman
Michael F. Saratella
USN
Patsy Saratella
Spruce Street
Carteret
Steven Kurtz
Aldine Street
Robert J. Rischmann
Club Navaho
Irvington
Thomas Napier
Temple Beth el
Plainfield
Rozanne Richard
Paul Blacker
Leo Richard
Richard
Anna Blacker
Louis Blacker
East Brunswick
Coral Lounge
South Plinfield
Steve Schneider
Allan Blacker
Hillside
Plainfield High School
Blacker
Hillside High School
Tina Schwartz
George Schwartz
Crescent Avenue
Louis A. Lux
Louis H. Lux
Canton
Ohio
Weequahic High School
Ohio State University
Columbus
Lux
Lincoln High School
Township Talks And Traffic Issues In December Meeting
Township Committee debated off street parking for a beauty parlor amid traffic concerns on North Broad Street after a recent severe accident. Bartolotta's variance request faced opposition from Anthony Bullis who cited street congestion. Proposals for police cars and a fire department wagon were sent to a traffic and budget review. A memorial for Assemblyman Nicholas LaCorte prompted a half mast flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Anthony Bullis
North Broad St
Bartolottas
Bartolotta
Abe Mankowitz
Albert
Margaret Schoen
Arlington
Old Town Hall
Mankowitz
Bullis
Schoen
Anton Vit
Carmen Ferrigno
Newark Dodge
Monarch Chrysler
Broad St. Pontiac
Ackerman
Jaycees
Hillside Jaycees
Hillside Pal
Pop Warner League
Ambulance Squad
Probus Club
Nicholas St. John LaCorte
Moe Bierman
Conant St
Westminster Ave
Conant
Bernard Bernstein
Elizabeth River
Salem’ Dam
Union County Park Commission
Arrow Engineering
Central Ave
Pingry School
Four Sports Letters Awarded to Hillsiders
On Thursday morning December 1 Hillside athletes at Pingry School received fall sport letters. Master of ceremonies was Vincent L. Lesneski director of Athletics. Football letters went to George Knauer and John Livengood. A soccer letter went to William Rosenberg and cross country to William Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingry School
Hillside
Vincent L. Lesneski
George Knauer
Exeter Way
John Livengood
Bauer Terrace
William ‘Rosenberg
Hartley Terrace
William Murphy
Temple Honors Lighting Division Leader in Public Service
Temple honors a long-time public affairs leader who helped establish the Union Junior College at Cranford. Born in Elizabeth, he studied at Elizabeth and Roselle Park Beasley Law School and was admitted to practice law. He served in emergency relief for the county and holds roles with the Elizabeth Kiwanis Club, St Elizabeth Hospital, and Trinity Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Junior College
Cranford
Elizabeth
Elizabeth and
Roselle Park Beasley Law School
Prtcetice Law
Elizabeth Kiwakis Club
St. Elzabeth Hospital
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. Eleanor Whittemore Nulton
Hillside Board of Education
Audrey Lieberman
Nultons Friends R
B n a i B r i t h Bowl Scores Lyons Lanes
Lyons lanes hosted Bnai Brith bowling action with teams and points led by 3 Pill Furniture 67 and Empire Fuel 64. Placed entries include Nicks Texaco 5 and Maplecrest Glass 43 among others with high scores and standings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LYONS
Lyons Lanes
Empire Fuel
Nicks Texaco
Mac’s
Schoessers
Elklund Agency
Little Trucking
Quartz Rad
N.J
Maplecrest
Apex
Chiang
Hillside Week to Host Governor Meyers in District Clash
Hillside Week will host Governor Charles Meyers and visiting clubs in the district on Tuesday December 13 as he reviews reports from his club. Local arrests include Dr Luther C Doby 42 of 1317 State St held on 100 bail for disorderly conduct and Marion Walker 26 of 1 Congress St Jersey City released on 25 bail after drunken dispute at Central Bowl. A left eye injury to William Richardson 61 from a fall on Hollywood Ave was treated by Dr Joseph Peyser, and tires valued at 120 were stolen from a parked car. Firefighters in Union extinguished an oil leak fire damaging Joseph A Cozzi's 1955 car at Shop Rite lot. Missing items include a 12 foot aluminum leader from Bernard Thous 1610 Crescent Ave and a suede coat valued at 50 from Irene Tepper 94 Eastern Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Meyers
Hillside Rotary
Luther C. Doby
State St
Marion Walker
Congress St
Jersey City
Central Bowl
William Richarson
Joseph Peyser
Hollywood Ave
Joseph A. Cozzi
Salem Ave
Shop Rite
N. Broad St
Bernard Thous
Crescent Ave
Irene Tepper
Eastern Parkway
Union
Navy
Green Lane
J W Y To Host Sports Night At Hillside
J W Y announces a sports night in the Community Room Hillside State Bank Liberty Avenue Hillside at 8 30 p m on December 5 1964. Films Victory and A Champion’s Making will be shown with Ed Rothman and Leo Finkelstein presenting leadership reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Shapiro
Norman Moranus
Hillside
J. W.Y
Hil_side State Bank
Liberty Avenue
Ed Rothman
Derembuy
Leo Finkelstein
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the Hillside
BY Donald Novy
Hooters
Cranford Cougars
Berke
Fey Heights
Thomas Edison
North Plainfield
Vailsburg
Westside
Roselle
Comets
Marvon and Gray
Bears
Brehony
Springfield High School
Baysone
Mc4roon
Gray
William Fe, Hess
Walter Howell
Dominick F. Peterpaul
Hillside Lions Club
Sidney Fuchs
PTA
Wayne T. Branom
Woodfield Stadium
Zimmerman
Spain
Leon Lesnik
Country Club Lane
Springfield
Lisbon
Seville
Granada
Madrid
Madeira
Lesnik
Frank Lesnik
Belleview Terrace
St. Theresa’s Church
Linden
Irlene Earby
John Karby
Clinton Street
Leslie Wiegand Jr
Weigand
Fabyan Place
Ferdinand B.miller
Poskay
Pine Room
Patricia Smith
Jane Weigand
Maryann Alger
Charlene Houston
Dorothy Craggan
John Craggan
David Neimz
Jimmy Craggan
Jimmy Folenza
John Karby Jr
St. Anthony’s Church
Grace Margaret Dordoni
Thomas Anthony Caruso
Leslie Sweet
Constantine F. Dordoni
Fairbanks Street
Joseph (Cary) Caruso
Dominic de Guardo S
D.B
Dordant
Roseann di Leo
Frank de Gregorio
Franklin Beauty School
Ion
Ster_Tor Republic -Carloading, Inc
New York City
Daniel Saratella
Peter Rus
Flower Girl
Donna Lynn Kurtz
Saratella
Uss. Forrestal
Portsmouth
South Orange
Miami Beach
Florida
Hillsiders
Rangers
Giants
Braves
Athletics
Red Sox
Astros
Orioles
Senators
Angels
Twins
Knicks
Tigers
Yankees
Dodgers
Pines
Pirates
Cubs
Phillies Reds
White Sox
Indians
Mets
CIA
Mrs. Mac's Bakery
Craftmen League
Thur
Beth Israel Hospital
Hummel Jets
Beth Five
Keystoners
Hell ,Cats
Little Ones
Manchesters
Beth Rippers
Happy Losers
Camptown
Kinney Kats
J.W.Y
Ort
Winkler
Co-Op Stores
Hillside, Newark, Harrison
Green Giant
GREEN
Christmas Club
the National State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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