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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1969

Page

8

Comet Bowlers Rank Third In Conference

Hillside High bowling hosts a strong season led by coach John Zappula. Starters include Bob Marks Craig Steir Rich Friedman Dave Kovach and John Moran with alternates such as Bob Saxon. Hillside sits third in the Watchung Conference behind Berkeley Heights and Scotch Plains.

Comet Tory John Moran Craig Stier Dave Kovach Bob Marks Rich Friedman Rmn John Zappula Sandy Friedman Marty Drescher Bob Saxon Gary Tannenbaum Ken Ward Joe Kraemer Thowitz Peter Lisner Hillside High Comets Hillside Herkeley Heights Berkeley Heights Scotch Plains Craig Steir John Moran Marks

Hillside Court Hears Traffic and Theft Charges

Hillside Court Session on February 20 1969 held Mantrilla Meyorrti and Ruperto S Torres both of Plainfield for Grand Jury action on $500 bail each for possession of a stolen automobile. Stan ley Goglie Jr pleaded guilty to driving 80 in a 60 zone and fined 25 with 30 day license revocation. Leroy Lattimore of Newark pleaded guilty to driving while revoked and fined 20. Raymond G Liss Hillside found guilty of careless driving and fined 25. Jenes Guiseppe Lombardo of Franklin Park guilty of toll evasion on Garden State Parkway and fined 15 after hearing. Robert Wagner Bloomfield guilty of toll non payment and fined 1. Moses Walker Newark guilty of careless driving and fined 35 plus 10 for wrong way on a one way street. Eugene Storel Hill... abandoned vehicle charge remains ongoing.

Hillside Heigh Mantrilla Meyorrti Ruperto S. Torres Plainfield Stanley W. Goglie Jr Ae Pe Leroy Lattimore Newark Raymond G. Liss Jenes Guiseppe Lombardo Franklin Park Garden State Robert Wagner Bloomfield Garden State Parkway Moses Walker Jones

College Circles Honor Roll and Pledge Notes Across Area

Miss Lynne J. Pomerantz of 329 Sanford Ave is named to Rider College Dean's List for Fall with A or B average in School of Business Admin. Sheldon Fuchs of 257 Herbert Ave becomes charter member of Zeta Beta Tau at Rutgers Newark after pledge. Several students from Hillside High School attend Union College and Ohio State recognitions. Jerrold Tepper joins Union College Day Session. Paul Barlo makes Catholic University Dean's List in Architecture. Marily Beth Orlans Levy named to University of Miami Dean's Honor Roll in elementary education.

Lynne J. Pomerantz Sanford Ave Rider College Pomerantz School of Business Sheldon Fuchs Sidney Fuchs Herbert Ave Beta Tau Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity Rutgers University Newark Hillside High School Rutgers Jerrold P. Tepper Eastern Parkway Union College Mr. Tepper Morristownr Donald G. Tisch Kenilworth Hillside Elmer Wolf Tisch Kenilworth Police Dept Paul Barlo Frank Barlo Catholic University of America Washington, D. C Paul Sigma Beta Kappa Fraternity Marily Beth Orlans Levy University of Miami Samuel Orlans Conklin Avenue

Pingry School Friday chapel led by Rev. Robert W. Scott

Rev. Robert W. Scott of Westminster Presbyterian Church spoke at Pingry School on February 21 delivering a talk titled Reaching Your Potentials. A theft report notes four hub caps stolen from Ned Fischman of 266 Williamson Ave Monday night.

Robert W. Scott Salem Ave Westminster Presbyterian Church Pingry School Ned Fischman Williamson Ave

Hillside Comets Defeat East Side High 43 35 In Tight Game

Hillside High posted a strong defensive win over East Side of Newark 43 to 35. Mike Brown led the Maroon and Gray with 11 points while Joe Ciasulli and Mike Levinson added 10 each as Hillside eyes a possible game with Westfield and a state tournament berth.

Comets Tally East Side High Hillside High East Side Newark Linden Hillside Mike Brown Joe Ciasulli Mike Levinson Westfield Richard Hodavance Newark East Side High Art Levine Ed Leibowitz

Students Run U C C Aiding Newark Children at Hillside High

About fifty Hillside High School students form the United Community Corporation to aid Newark children. They have organized under the S.G.A. and already assisted with measles inoculation programs and a free food drive for a Halloween party. The group plans tutoring for ages ten to thirteen, Little League coaching, field trips, day camps, and a health mobile offering free physical examinations in the ghetto. The U C C has grown since last October and aims to become a permanent Hillside High School program led by Ywles Zysman and other founding members.

Stan Lemond U.C.C Newark Hillside High School G.A United Community Corporation Ywles Zysman Zysman Ronald Frank Lewis Prince Harvey Erdman Debbie Gorlin Robert St. Lifer

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