Merritt Tavern Upsets Leaders in Hollywood League Tie
Merritt Tavern moved into a fourth place tie in the Hollywood Monday Night League after upsetting leaders and slipping into second, one game behind Paul & Bill's who swept Club Aloha on George Grigs 214. Frank Rekse 213 and guy Dudek 214 paced Merritt’s rise as they won twice from last place Michel’s Screen, while Richie Dwyer rolled a 40 series on a 256 middle-game to help his mates win but one. Ben Dawid’s 613 aided Jefferson Shop to take one game from J & P Distributing in the closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Tavern Tavern
Hollywood
Hollywood Rec
Ben Dawid
Jefferson Oypt Shop
J & P Distributing
Recreation Center calls for local teams to enter leagues
Peter G Humanik recreation supervisor announces that fat teams in entered in to community basketball leagues must submit their roster of players before Friday November 20. Rosters should be at the Recreation Center 1112 Liberty Avenue. Community industrial groups are invited to join and may form an industrial league if there is enough interest. they should notify the supervisor promptly.
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Peter G. Humanik
Recreation Spervisor
Liberty Avenue
November may obtain gymnasium space by contacting supervisor
A note indicates that individuals may obtain the gymnasium space in November by reaching out to the recreation supervisor for arrangements. It emphasizes direct contact with the supervisor to secure the space.
Two Score Sweeps In Bowling League
Hillside Rec Monday Night League results show Polish American Club and Paramount Diner sweeping Dan's Inn and Franklin Esso Service. Other double wins included Hillside Radio over Hillside Sports Club Jim's Repair over Whelan Liberty Drugs and Chick's Sea Feed over Henry's Tavern. Night high total Joe Hammer 650 high game 233 by Hogan.
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Hillside Rec
Paramount Diner
Dan's Inn
Franklin Esso
Hillside Radio
Hillside Sports Club
Jim's Repair
Whelan Liberty Drugs
Chick's
Henry's Tavern
Joe Hammer
Joe Skarl
Paul Lueska
al Thomson
Aol
Frank Piccolo
Mark McGurgan
Bob Carlson
Chuck Hogan
Ucr
Mickey Urbanski
Comets Trounce Linden High 39-7 at Woodfield Stadium
The Comets defeated Linden High 39-7 to improve to four wins and three losses. The win came despite rain sent Saturday's schedule into disarray. Upcoming games include Hillside at Irvington and a Thanksgiving Day clash with Weequahie on the road.
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Lingan High
Woodfield Stadium
Irvington
Harden-Looker P.T.A. Schedules Safety Meeting Change
Harden-Looker School P.T.A. set its annual safety meeting for Wednesday November 14 replacing November 21. Principal Albert Vrevlend and Mrs Elizabeth McCraith will present with safety poster prizes for third through eighth graders. Rose Sena and Elaine Cohn will judge. Mrs Samuel Pell reported 250 current members with a goal of 300.
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P.T.A
Hillside High News Roundup of Events and Honors
TEEN HIGH-LITES covers post game ritual with hot chocolate by Dads Booster Club headed by Sidney Englander and upcoming dances funded for awards. Dolores Schwal party surprises, Hillside students at Cooper Union and stamp club exhibition. Calello’s Crew fans, Halloween party at Ed Deranek’s, Janet Glaser surprise fall, Phi Alpha Sigma initiations at Hotel Statler New York with Hillside chapter reps.
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Utside High
Dads
Sidney Englander
Hillside
Sonny Calello
Dixie Lee Johnson
Margie Vanna
Calello
Hotel Statler
New York
Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity
James Linsky
Tyler Compton
Francis Sinnott
Wayne Branom Jr
Mike
Halloween party and school acknowledgments in town
Vida Robertozzi hosted a Hallowe en gathering at Williamson Avenue with about twenty three guests. Mene Debossy at New Jersey State Teachers College Trenton was chosen as one of two majorettes leading the marching band. Nene starred in the high school twirling squad and played girls athletics. The Jazikoffs celebrated Ililsiue s victory over Belleville with a party for the team at Verhees Street, inviting about thirty couples plus Mr and Mrs Damon Ferrigno. Mrs Jazikoff received candy and a bouquet.
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Robertozzi
Vida
Williamson Avenue
New Jersey State Teacher's College
Trenton
Mene Debossy
Nene
Ililsiue
Belleville
Jazikoffs
Verhees Street
Damon Ferrigno
Jazikoff
Friedman Elected By Student Council
Ruth Gecker reports Hillside High School hosts Union County Student Council meeting on October 26 with delegates from thirteen schools electing officers for the 1951 1952 term. Harold Fried succeeds as an officer as votes are counted and announced.
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Ruth Gecker
Union County
Hillside High School
Harold Fried
Hillside Students Elect Officers and Plan Exchanges
Harold, president of the senior class and co-sports editor of the Hiller, leads Hillside’s student council alongside vice president Robert Galli more and regional Esther ison. The tri annual association discussed council problems, exchange assemblies, and dates for the year, with Harold noting a summer trip to Wellesley College as delegate to the Nations Association of Student Counce. Refreshments followed. Senior Play cast includes nine boys and six girls set to perform Ramshackle Tin on November 30 and December 1.
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Hillside
Harold
Hiller
Robert Gallimore
Estherison
Wayne T. Branom
Wellesley College
Nations Association of Student Counce
Annual senior play and education conference at Hillside
The senior play features Janet Baba Marcia Baron Wayne Branom Charles Drumbore Lena Drucker Audrey Dubow Ruth Eisenberg Joan Erback Stephen Farmer Jay Fine Harold Friedman Donald Goldman Joan Lilien Myra Lubowitz Jerome Max Tom Meakem in a two night cast. Aimed at “Freedom Through Education” the event runs November 8 9 10 at Haddon Hall Atlantic City with an old Massachusetts inn setting. Teachers statewide meet to discuss education as the All-State Orchestra and Chorus perform. Hillside participants include Charles Drumbore Allen Eagles Rita Gold Janet Williams. Sophomore class officers elected James Lynsky president Barbara Lukashinsky vice president Myrna Cooperman secretary Eleanor Romshock treasurer with a runoff for each post.
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Janet Baba
Marcia Baron
Wayne Branom
Charles Drumbore
Lena Drucker
Audrey Dubow
Ruth Eisenberg
Joan Erback
Stephen Farmer
Jay Fine
Harold Friedman
Donald Goldman
Joan Lilien
Myra Lubowitc
Jerome Max
Tom Meakem
Olive Rapp
Massachusetts
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Hillside
Allen Eagles
Rita Gold
Janet Williams
James Lynsky
Barbara Lukashinsky
Myrna Cooperman
Eleanor Romshock
New Jersey Education Association Holds 98th Convention
The New Jersey Education Association will assemble for its 98th annual convention at the Chalfonte.
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Automotive Refinishng Co, Inc
Barnhouse & Robak
Prop
Frelinghuysen
Newark
N. J
Elizabeth Electric Contracting Co
E. Grand St. Elizabeth
Comets
Linden
Harden-Looker
Pariso Bros. Inc
Broad ST
Elizabeth EL
Belleville - Passaic - Hackensack
Max Fox
B. Altman & Co
Chancellor Ave
N. J. Cor
Schley ST
Walverly
Graham B. Winter
Daniel J. Cerven
North Broad St
Mayfair Theatre
Maffey
Grand St
Hillside Driving School
Elizabethport
First Street
Jersey Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dolores Schwal
Ilene
Fairview Place
Dolores
Muriel Bachman
Joe Bogusky
Jimmy Egan
Marvin Fishman
Alan Goldberg
Juan Kohn
Anthony Saddier
Marie Serritelli
Joan Viseido
Cooper Union
New York City
Bob Beuchert
Carl Zentmaier
Bob
Carl
Ed Deranek
Hillside Sudents
Janet Glaser
J Oe Een
Jan
Iris Blatt
Meris Salvin
Donald Brogan
Sue Buskin
Joan Cherip
Caral Costa
Arthur Davidson
Steve Farmer
Burt Fishman
Ellen Garrett
Sidney Garrity
Lenny Geller
Sondra Geller
Donald Goleman
Carl Grossman
Ed Hadley
Marty Mandel
Hes Nie Rosen
Lionel Lurkin
Joan
Gettysburg
Lehigh University
Socia Elik
Patty Kleim
Matilda Starace
Ren
Washington Ave
Liberty Ave. Cor
Florence W Averly
Wallace Henry
John Redden
Headquarters
New Jersey Bell
New Jersey
Bell Telephone Company
Gold
Bob Healy
Dwight Kirkpatrick
Friedman
Your City Clean Fereday & Meyer Co., Inc
Olive St
Elizabeth, N. J
Supreme Table Pad Co
Market Street Market
Florence Ave
Sister Kenny Foundation
Fifth Ave
Enopy
Co-Operative Auto Service, Inc
Elizabeth Ave
Captain Joe's
Branford Place
Newark Market
Maiden Lane
Washington Street
Philco
Philco Tea IL
Tobia’s Appliances
Telephone Waverly
Clinton Avenue
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