Hillside Comets Rally To 10 7 Baseball Standings
Hillside High’s Comets, coached by Mayor Carmen J. Ferrigno, started 2-2 and then surged to 10-7 after a five-game win streak. Vic Sciamarelli led with a .413 average, 22 hits, 4 triples, 2 doubles, 1 homer, 15 RBI and 4 stolen bases as Johnnie Mendes won five straight decisions. The team beat Berkeley Heights, Rahway, Westfield, St. Mary’s, Union Catholic, Cranford, and Linden, with standout performances from Paul Ehrenfeld and Charlie Atkinson across key games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Berkeley Heights
Vic Sciamarelli
Scotch Plains
Branford
Johnnie Mendes
Charlie Atkinson
Clark
Comets
Pingry
Rahway
Westfield
St. Mary‘s
Union Catholic
Cranford
Union
Luiden
Kenilworth
Hillside
Aun
Comet
Hillsiders
Frank Tokash
St. Mary's
Paul Ehrenfeld
Russ Ane Thoy
Jersey City State College
Vic
RBI
Hillside Week: Local crime, thefts, and civic plans
Hillside residents report a broken cellar window after youths in the area. a monument is damaged at Elizabeth Monument Co. with $1000 damages expected to be pursued by proprietor Anthony Bullis. A bicycle valued at 76 dollars is stolen from Mrs. Cora Rizzuto’s yard, and a Johnston Chocolate Co. office loses a 702 dollar total in an adding machine, typewriter, and calculator. Five youths are charged with disorderly conduct after being found on a roof at Ironbound Box and Lumber Co. in Irvington. Local officials, including James Lynch and John Gould, appear in Newark area notices. B'nai Brith delegates to Washington 1968 convention are named. Hillside committees plan three new flower gardens for the Municipal Building lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Chocolate Co
Cenetral Ave
Ironbound Box and Lumber Co
Ramsey Ave
Frank A. Scheueriman
Hoffman Place
Louis K. Herbert
Union Place
Frank J. Papa
Normandy Place
Irvington
Essex County Vocational School
James J. Lynch
John S. Gould
Whitney St
Newark
Robert Diamond
Rubin Ritz
Concord Hotel
New York
Washington
Diamond
District 3
N,j
Penna, del
W. Va
Engagement Notice for Mina Berne and Bary Bertiger
Mr and Mrs Arthur Berne of Bond Street announce the engagement of daughter Mina Trina Berne to Bary Bertiger son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bertiger of Wilder Street New Brunswick Hilteide High School graduate Mina will study art education at Rutgers University New Brunswick and Bary, an electrical engineering major, will enter senior year at Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken in September The bride’s father is a former Wayne Valley High School history teacher and guidance counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Berne
Bond Street
Mina Trina Berne
Bary
Bertiger
Samuel Bertiger
Wilder Street
Rutgern University
New Brunswick
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Councellor
Wayne Valley High School
Coach Urges Athletes to Advance Fast and Stay True
Edward Fox, executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Union, told St. Patrick's High School athletes that dedication and hobbies propel success. He praised the Elizabeth team with 93 players and two state titles, noting a 27 win season in 1966-67. He urged respect for the body, no smoking or drinking, and proper language at the Dads Booster Club luncheon as 68 senior trophies were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Buzzy" Fox
Chamber of Commerce of
Eastern Union High School
St. Patrick's High School
Elizabeth
Schooter New Jer
Hillside High Receives Freedoms Foundation Awards
Hillside High School earns Freedoms Foundation awards for outstanding citizenship efforts in the Newark area. Montgomery of USAF Ret. and C James Proud of New York City assist at a noon luncheon in Wall Hall Newark. Hillside High and other local schools join thirty six recipients of the Principal School Award.
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Freedoms Foundation
Forge
Newark
Valeley Forge
Gomery
USAF
Wall Hall
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
Brodd
Guilty Pleas In Court For Parking And Inspection
Patrick Flanagan of Perth Amboy pleaded guilty to overdue inspection and was fined 15 dollars plus 15 dollars for contempt of court. Michiel S. Stanko pleaded guilty to parking in a prohibited area and was fined 5 dollars. George Byrne of Union pleaded guilty to parking in a prohibited area and was fined 5 dollars with the fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Flanagan
Perth Amboy
Michiel S. Stanko
George Byrne
Union
Union man pleads not guilty on speeding charge
Municipal Court hears Jeff Arnold of Union plead not guilty to driving 45 in a 25 zone. After a hearing he’s found guilty and fined $25. Irene Phillips of Newark pleads guilty to driving with faulty brakes causing an accident and is fined $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
William Estrella
Jeff Arnold
Union
Irene Phillips
Newark
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Albert Urban
Cedar St
Elizabeth Monument Co
N. Broad St
Anthony Q. Bullis
Cora Rizzuto
Westminster Ave
Canada
Sylvia Rosa WA
Mies Berne
Fox
Dads
Franklin A.feltman
Hillside Polie Department
J. Lute Share
Alois J. Stier
Ernest Voelk
J. Vincent Moynihan
Stier
Center Bowl
St. Moynihan
Hillside N.J. Times
George Washington
Hillside High School
Freedom's Foundation
Valley Forge
Louis Devin
Gene
Philip
Union Ave
Es Ee
UCTC
Or: County Trust Company
Linden
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor
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