Hillside Blows Out Scotch Plains 24-0 in Lopsided Clash
Scotch Plains fell 24-0 as Hillside drove to the Raider 13 early, then capitalized on a Hillside fumble. Key plays featured Ososki scoring twice, Pawlick capping drives, and Cibulski connecting with Ososki and Dinitzio before the game ended amid late Raider passes and penalties.
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Comets
Broubti
Issler
Comer
Bual
Terback
Plains
Cibul
Pawlick
Hillside
Visingly
Bob D'Meo
D'Meg
Raider
Maroon and Grey
Scotch Plains
D' Meo
Bob Rettino
Shelbourne
Bevis
Glenn Marsnick
Joe Pawlick
Raiders
Cibulskis
Ososki
Dinitzio
Woman mugging on Wyndmoor Avenue reported
Mrs. Mary Gergely, 56, reported being mugged while walking near 1592 Wyndmoor Ave at 10 16 p m Friday. Three Black suspects robbed her of a brown leather pocketbook containing bank book and cards. One wore a black leather jacket, another a brown jacket with a derby hat, and the third a brown and black jacket.
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Mary Gergely
Wyndmoor Ave
Psychologist to Speak at Bnai Brith Women Meeting
Joel H Goldberg the new director of the Bnai B'rith Vocational Service of Northern New Jersey will address Bnai Brith Women of Northern New Jersey Council on Monday November 6 at 8:00 p.m. at the Coronet Irvington New JerseyHe has worked in psychology with the New York City Anti Poverty Program and has ties to the City Department of Labor and the Port Authority He will be introduced by Mrs Sidney Janowsky Mrs Leo Grossman chairs and leads the local council
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel H. Goldberg
B'nai B' Rith Vocational Service
New Jersey
B'nai B'rith Women of Northern
Sidney Janowsky
Hillside
Council Vocational Service
Leo Grossman
Colonia
B'nai B'rith Women
Yale Club Pays 3.5 Million Christmas Club Payout
Howard Savings Institution plans a pre holiday payout to over 21 000 Christmas Club members totaling more than 3.5 million dollars. Bank president John W. Kress notes one third will return as deposits to savings accounts and another third funds new clubs opened at 10 Howard offices starting tomorrow.
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Howard Savings Institution
Howard
John W. Kress
Kress
The
Howard's Christmas Club
Teacher Listens To Star Talk
Mrs. Gnariorte ailver of 914 Roanoke Avenue joined 25 other Cranford district educators completing a 15 hour in-service astronomy course part of Project Operational Astronomy Earth and Beyond at Sperry Observatory Union College Cranford. Taught by Anthony Payne Westfield and Patrick J. White Warren Township the project is funded by a Title I federal grant. Mrs. Silver teaches second grade at Livingston School.
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Gnariorte Ailver
Roanoke Avenue
Cranford
Sperry Observatory
Union College
Anthony Payne
Westfield
Patrick J. White
Warren Township
Silver
Livingston School
Civil Service Exams For Summer Jobs Announced
The Civil Service Commission announces a special exam for summer jobs in the Post Offices and federal agencies. Tests are scheduled December 9 1967 January 13 February 10 and March 9 1968. US citizens aged 18 may apply with waivers for high school grads 16 or older. The exam measures vocabulary reading comprehension abstract reasoning and chart interpretation. Eighty million Americans have quit smoking reports Public Health Service estimates with heart attack risk dropping toward that of non-smokers according to Union County Heart Association.
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Civil Service Commission
United States
U.S. Public Health Service
Union County Heart Association
Cobras Win and Tie in Pop Warner Play at Clark
The Pop Warner Cobras defeated the Clark Crusaders 6 to 0 in their game at Clark on October 29. The Cobras Pee Wees tied 0 to 0, while key plays featured tackles by Rab, Kowalsky, and Weisert with strong blocking and defense by Cicalese and Kish Cowan. Upcoming home games include Elizabeth on November 5, and a prize sweepstakes at Greg's Barber Shop offering bicycles and radios, drawing December 2 at 4 pm.
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Pop Warner Cobras
Clark Little Crisaders
Clark
Rab
Bruce Cowan
Joe Ko=walsky
Lacey
Boehm
Weisert
Winnicki
Donald
Cobras
Crusaders
Cobras Pee Wees
Kuebler
Menza
Helock
Hallaway
Petey Kowalsky
Bobby Cowan
Zimperman
Cicalese
Mikulewic
Kish-Cowan
Elizabeth
Woodfield Stadium
Pee Wees
Greg
N. Broad St
France
Columbia
Davis Opens Studio Gallery On North Broad Street
New Jersey artist Bill Davis opened the Davis Studio at 1450 North Broad Street in the Mayfair Theater building. The 30 by 32 foot studio features a two room gallery and will host daily exhibits, evening classes, and open studio time for artists to work in sculpture, watercolor, and acrylics. Davis, painting professionally since the end of World War II, plans to devote most of his time to art and teaching.
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Bill Davis
New Jersey
North Broad St
Mayfair Theater
Davis
Hillside
Pingry Alumni Dinner Showcases Yachting Talk and Honors
Pingry Alumni Association held its annual dinner at the Winfield Scott Hotel with William W. Robinson editor of Yachting magazine as the main speaker. He presented Yachting Around the World using slides and commentary touching on Bahamas West Indies Antigua Greece Australia and Newport races.
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William W. Robinson
Yachting Magazine
Pingry
Pingry Alumni Association
Winfield Scott Hotel
World
Bahamas
West Indies
Antigua
Greece
Australis
Ree
Gretek
Newport
Charles .B. Atwater
Pingry School
Robert M. Pyle Jr
New York City
Theodore L. Mayhew
Tonetmaster
P.A.A
Andrew H. Campbell
Georgian Ct
Bertram Miller
David M. Baldwin
Houston E. Landis Ill
H. Lovell Carr
Walter W. Rule
Louisville
J. Lloyd Harbeck Jr
Ecuadorian boy adopted by Tony’s Association
An Ecuadorian boy named Harry Montalvo, six or four years old, is financially adopted through Foster Parents Plan by Tony’s Association in Hollywood Aves. The $15 monthly donation funds a letter exchange, monthly cash grant, clothing, blankets, medical care, education, and family guidance. Harry lives in a Guayaquil slum. the program emphasizes personal rather than legal adoption.
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Tony' S Association
Hollywood Aves
Harry Montalvo
Ines
Park Aver South
Nevy N.Y
Loolo
Tony
Guayaquil
JWV Parade Report to be Heard by Essex County Council
The Jewish War Veterans Essex County Council will meet Sunday at 9 30 a m at the Service Mens Club House in Irvington New Jersey. The meeting agenda includes a full report on the Support Our Boys in Viet Nam Parade held October 22 1967 in Newark presented by Martin Kaufonen of Hillside commander of the Essex County Council.
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Essex County Council
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Hill~ Side
Comet
Peiders
Bob Cibulskis
Gordon Ososki
Bialdavis
Blue
White
Scorch Plains
Joe Paw
Visigiolhi
Alibrando
Selon
Tom Dinitzio
Jack Issler
Bonnie Lee Blumenay
Jill Gunther
Bannie Lee Blumeonu
Heilmann
Kiehn
STATE
Martin Thoms
Midwood
Guy
North Broad Street
Yale Club
Hillsde N.J
Xcellent
Weinert
Laredo
J. Kowalsky
Nvte
Ren
Stokes
N. Broad
JWV
MOMEL
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Davis Art Studio
Broad ST
Hillside For Information
Les Weiner
Weiner
Senate
Jon T
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