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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1961

Page

8

Comets Sweep Roselle and Summit Hillside in Basketball

Hillside Comets defeated Roselle 46 43 and Summit 43 30 in back to back high school games. Studney and Frieder led scoring against Summit while Eylish top scored for Roselle in the first game. Fouls favored the Comets, with 20 against Roselle and 21 against Summit, officials Tierney and Sidorakis.

Hillside High School Roselle Summit Comets Maroon Eylish Studney Frieder Hillside Hillside Roselle Gfp Feltman Simms Tierney and Sidorakis Hillside Summit Schutsky Ritchie Mallory O Freider Leech Dans le Levy Mitchell Cromwell Lei Rosenberg Meinert Twa

Sullivans Win Golf Trophy Again at Metuchen Club

Mr and Mrs C J Sullivan known as Jack and Loretta repeat as winners of the husband and wife trophy at a Metuchen Golf Club dinner dance. Their gross score 79 came from playing alternate strokes. They run the Hillside Beauty Salon at 1130 North Broad Street.

C. J. Sullivan Jack and Loretta

Hillside Little League honors ex presidents with plaques

Peter G. Humanik and Moe Steinman receive plaques from Hillside Little League for shell services as former presidents. John Beattie and Arthur Kreszl present plaques. Beattie is a past president and Kreszl currently serves as president.

Little League Peter G. Humanik Moe Steinman Hillside Little League Shell John Beattie Arthur Kreszl Beattie Kreszl

Temple Party New Year’s Eve at Hill Side Temple

The Men’s Club of the Conservative Congregation of Hillside plans a New Year’s Eve party in the new Temple building at 910 Salem Ave on Sunday evening December 31. Chairmen Moe Bierman and Al Rich lead arrangements with Sisterhood Frances Bierman and Pearl Rich aiding. A gala buffet dinner and full entertainment by Harry Lewis and his orchestra are promised as reservations fill quickly.

Hillside New Temple Building Salem Ave Caschair Man Moe Bierman al Rich Frances Bierman Pearl Rich Harry Lewis

Bnai Brith Bowling Standings Brief

Bnai Brith league table shows Braves 29 16 40 to lead, Phillies 27 18 37, Athletics 24 21 34, Orioles 26 19 34, Reds 24 21 33 to 39, Cards 25 12 31, Yankees 23 22 30, White Sox 24 21 30, Cubs 22 23 30, Senators 22 12 29, Giants 21 24 27, Pirates 21 24 27, Dodgers 17 2 27, Indians 18 6 25, Red Sox 17 12 27 and Tigers 18 0 27. High Team Series Yankees 2832, High Team Game Phillies 1003. High Individual Series Norm Cho hat 600. High Individual Game Sid Reis berg 251.

Braves Phillies Ath Orioles Reds Card's Yank’s W.sox Cubs Sen's

Religious notices and schedules across Elizabeth churches

A dense list of churches in Elizabeth and Newark with pastors and service times. Catholic Masses and Holy Days at Christ the King. Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception. Christ Science and various Protestant and Jewish congregations. Includes baptism times, confession, weekday masses, Sunday services, and youth activities.

Christ the King Catholic Church Bloy Ste Rutgers Ave Daniel Curtin Richard A. Greane John Tykes First Church of Christ Scienist Fairmount Ave Elizabeth Morris Avenue God Christiaw Christ Jesus Jesus Mary Baker Eddy Wge

Elizabeth Elks to Host New Jersey Golden Gloves Tourney

The Elizabeth Elks auditorium hosts the New Jersey Golden Gloves boxing tournament for six weeks starting Friday night, with eight novice and eight open weight classes. Finals set for February 16. Tournament directed by George Kobb with George Novitt chairing the boxing committee. Competition open to New Jersey AAU registered amateurs and armed forces in the Jersey area. Weights include 112 118 126 135 147 160 175 and heavyweight. Novice rules defined by AAU. Weighing and screening to begin in January.

Elizabeth George Kobb George Novitt The Elks Boxing Committee Lodge Elizabeth Lodge of Elks New Jersey Aau Jersey AAU

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