Seton Hall Trounces Comets in Hillside High showdown
Seton Hall routed Hillside High School 50 to 36 on Hillside’s court Friday night. In the first half the Pirates led 25 to 9 as reserves contributed in the second. B Lyoch led Seton Hall with 17 points while Keehn topped the Comets with 8, followed by Killan and Share with 7 each. Hillside closes regular play next week versus Summit and Perth Amboy at home.
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Seton Hall High School
Hillside High
Comets
Hillside
Pirate
Lyoch
Keehn
Killan
Share
Summit Toought
Perth Amboy
Hos Seton Hall
Pp O Brien
R Lynch
Dala Tata Durkin
Shes Morin
Baan
Aes Raymond
B. Lynch
Dunnion
Hillside AZA Upsets Jersey City In Paterson Tourney
Hillside AZA defeated Jersey City AZA 61 to 41 in the AZA Winter Tournament in Paterson last week. Hillside earns eligibility to represent Northern New Jersey in the State AZA Tournament in Atlantic City, led by Don Bernstein's 22 points and strong rebounding from Mike Weinstock and Mary Halem.
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Hillside Aza
Dorey City Aza
Paterson
Hillside
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Jersey City
Mike Weinstock
Mary Halem
Don Bernstein
Hillside A.Z.A
Ee Weinstock
Aan Goodstein
Firemen Beat Cops In Hillside Benefit Game
Firemen defeated the Hillside Local 70 PBA team 3 percent PM in a charity basketball night at the high school court. Proceeds go to the Hillside Little League. In a preliminary, Lads Club edged Hillside Jewish Y Hawks 31 28 led by Horvath nine and Lew six.
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GFP
Comet freshmen defeat regional rally outcome reported
Comet freshmen defeat regional team in a close contest as bonds measures are discussed by local supporters and officials.
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Hillside Rec Friday Nite League Bowls See High Series
Helen Mattis led with a 567 series and 208 game as Hillside Ree beat Ben Herman's squad. Phyllis Wise posted 180 and 497, Hilda Cantillon 525 for Club Royale rival, while Eve Gormley 484 and Jeanne Woods 182 501 added scoring. Multiple players across teams logged high games and series as the league action continued.
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Helen Mattis
Hillside Rec
Ben Herman
Phyllis Wise
Hilda Cantillon
Jeanne Woods
Eve Gormley
Hillside Ree
Club Royale
Midge Steffan
Seris
Ida Saxer
Ann Ogier
Rose Toman
Heinz Esso
Warwick Homes
Helen Kosinski
Vic Ledder
Dot Kovacs
Rita Davern
Peppy Domino
Bremble’s Inn
Rinaldi Hardware
Jewel Moore
Eve Drexler
Audrey Potts
Helen Krieger
Rinaldi's
Lorraine Gasewind
Irene Parrin
Elizabeth Lichtius
Policastro
Sophie Bara
Dot Walter
Vickie Mariano
Ginny Bebe
Alley Records Fall in Liberty Ladies Friday Night League
Groveland Inn swept Hillside Recreation and Vestern Sisko while Alice Aurnhammer set a new Groveland high of 575 and a 28% single. Pauline Wierbein and Helen Paul added 504 and until 504 for Hades. The Severance Inc double beat Goldstein Plumbers, tightening the lead as standings shift in the district bowling roundup.
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A Galdstein
Stan Sormmers
Vester & Bizko
Donitin
Crescent
Shovelind Ty Ak Bader Floristah Pojvon
Pauline Wierbein
Helen Paul
Mot
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Hillside Recreation
Mary Lure
Paul Severance Inc
Goldstein Plumbers
Hindy Wesley
Ruth Broadbent
Severance
Terry Schrettner
Battle for Second in Senior Boys Loop Tightens Standings
Warriors lead with ten victories and the Adjads and Phi Alpha compete for second place. The Phi Alphas won twice this week, beating Cavaliers 44 24 and Fruity Five 46 21, while Adjads 62 22 win over Rovers and Cavaliers 34 5 34. Hess led scoring for Cavaliers with 10 along with four fouls. Phi Alpha top scorers included Kaplan and Fresco.
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Esso And Barbers Sweep Wins In Hillside Bowling League
In Hillside Recreation Monday Night Bowling League action the Franklin Esso Service Five swept Elmer's Tavern while Bell Barbers blanked Chick's Sea Food. Dan's Inn defeated Newark Diego Koehler Plumbing over the Hungarian Club with top scores by Frank Korhler 622 and Walt Sevchuk 579. Joe Lori 570 and Joe Cogiella 564 followed, with Dan Kochan 554 and Ralph Belfiglio 51 among notable scores.
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Franklin Esso
Elmer's Tavern
Bell Barbers
Chick's Sea Food
Dan's Inn
Newark
Diego Koehler Plumbing
Hillside
Frank Korhler
Walt Sevchuk
Joe Lori
Joe Cogiella
Mark McGurgan
Dan Kochan
Ralph Belfiglio
al Kovacs
Bill Lind
John Wallace
County Fair Date Set At Pack 190 Meeting
In a Pack 190 Cub meeting at A P Morris School the county fair was scheduled for Thursday March 25 from 6 to 10.40 pm with refreshments provided. Alph Winstead Den Arthur Kresal and others led the project. The final chance to reserve seats for the Blue and Gold Dinner is Sunday February 28 at 4 90 pm at Polish American Hall. Send money and reservations to Mrs Rhea Pronk 353 Sanford Avenue Hillside.
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Adglph Winstead
den Arthur Kresal
Din
Re M
Rhea
Lions Club hears Edgar Rich cite blind aid work
Edgar Rich of 1137 Salem Avenue told Lions Club members at Townley Restaurant Union about activities for the blind. Accompanied by Murray OConnor who heads a Blind Artists Concert set for February 23 at Elizabeth YMCA, he played piano. Township Committeeman Robert Kirkpatrick was named delegate to the National Lions convention with Tax Collector John Pozar as alternate. A club member who suffered a heart attack will be cared for by volunteers. Probate filings include the will of Frank H Johnson and estates of Charles J Yaede and Alfred Waldinger with Anna B Johnson named executrix and residuary beneficiary. Yaede leaves $500 to Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church in Newark.
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Salem Avenire
Lions Club
Townley
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Murray O'Connor
Elizabeth Ymca
Robert Kirkpatrick
John Pozar
William ‘Thomas
Prank WH. Johnson
Charles J. Yacde
Alfred Watdinger
Charles A Otto Tet
Anna B. Johnson
Prank H. Johnson
Mimiagneue
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Newark
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Mabel R Yache
Fairbanks Street
Alfred Waldinger
Martha Hartner
Hillside Avenue
Final Griffith Youth Concert Draws Hillside Children
The Griffith Music Foundation hosts a streamlined version of Hansel and Gretel by the Title Orchestra Society of New York under Thomas Leherman. Max Lepvitt directs with Barbara Moser Gretel and Ruth Kobart as Old Lady with Phyllis Curtin and William Diehl in principal roles. a large young audience from Hillside is expected for the Saturday event at 17 am in the Mos jue Themer.
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Griffith Music Foundation
Youn Heophe
Hansel and Gretel
R J
Orchestra Society of New York
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Leherman
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New York City Center
Bus network to shuttle children to the Moxie site
The program will haul students from Rumson and Washington and many northern Jersey towns to the Moxie location, expanding access for area youths.
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Rumson
Washington
Jersey
Rabbi Cohen to preside over New Jersey Rabbinical Council meeting
Rabbi Eliezer Cohen of Sinai Congregation will lead the annual mid winter conference of the Rabbinical Council of New Jersey on Monday February 22 at the Hotel Poder in Lakewood. He will report on current Orthodox religious issues and a report will cover the recent national conference of the Rabbinical Council of America held in Lakewood.
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Eliezer Cohen
Opening Of Stores At Nite On Friday Meetings Discussed
Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association to consider Friday night store openings at the next meeting on Tuesday March 9. Members plan a concerted effort to keep stores open evenings, with several nearby communities already holding weekly openings. The gathering will be at Posar's Agency, 1155 Liberty Avenue.
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Liberty Avenue Busines Men's Association
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