Comets Edge Camptown In Narrow 18 12 Victory
The Comets beat Irvington Camptowners 18 to 12 at Woodfield Stadium with a late winning touchdown by Dee after Hillside and Josloff key drives. Irvington led 6 0 at halftime, Radli added a late score for the Comets, Bass missed the final extra point. The win boosts momentum ahead of Thanksgiving clash with Weequahic.
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Lewis Lozowick
Hillside
Comets
Irvington Campowners
Woodfield Stadium
Irvington
Bill Bass
Ron Weed
Tvington
Charlie Cocuzea
Bass
John Radli
Tivington
Buss
Jerry Josloff
George Dee
Comet
Barry Shandler
Ron Avino
Steve Durosky
Anthony Peterpaul
Frank DeSanto
George Beifus
Camptowners
Radlin
T.D
Iivington
Josloff
Beifus
Deo
Dee
Weequahic
Hillside Harriers Second in State Meet at NJSLAA
Hillside High cross country finished second in Group BY at the NJSLAA meet. Comets beat Edison 19 36 on November 1, ending a 9 1 season with a 16 2 record and Bar Bachenberg led with a 13 39 two and a half mile. Feldman, Roses, Ellis and Jager also placed high as Hillside fans praise the team’s strong season and look to next year.
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Hillside High
Comet
Edison High
Elizabeth
Comets
Edison
Comet Hartiers
Bar) Bachenberg
Earl
Fred Feldman
Fred Reses
Pete Jager
Lanny Ellis
Don Jager
Russ Lalevee
Martin Levitas
James Moffat
Bachenberg
Feldman
Roses
Ellis
Jager
Englewood
Hillside
Union
Westfield
East Side
West Side
Irvington
Columbia
Rahway
Cranford
Plainfield
Bill Stiles
Mike Sabino
Ralph Steur
Dennis
Byland
Phillip
Mickey Diimond
Sidevee
Levins
James Mofffat
Mother-Daughter Club Meeting at Hillside Avenue School
The Mother-Daughter Club of Hillside Avenue School will meet Thursday November 15 at 3 15 pm in the school auditorium. A film program will be presented and refreshments provided.
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Hillside Avenue School
Service Details For Raschell Family Event
Presiding officers will be Mrs. Lillian Raschell and her daughter Sandy. The notice mentions an upcoming service to be served and acknowledges family involvement in the proceedings.
Twin Sisters to Perform at Benefit Show
Twin sisters Ielene and Phyllis from 1268 Oatvicad Webbe will entertain at a benefit for the MaliAn and America Artists of America in Twenationn Sunday, November 18 at 7 20 pM at Barvinger High School, Newark. The twins have appeared on Star.
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Tinamorars
Ielene
Phyllis
High School PTA Board to Meet at Hillside High
The High School PTA meets on Tuesday November 20 at 3 pm in the school drary to finalize preparations for the January 9 1957 event Fun and Frolic Night. Mrs Howard Kobrin and Mrs Sam Gaines represented Hillside High at the NEA convention and will present highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
PTA
Tasday
Howard Kobrin
Sam Gaines
Hillside High
la the Boverd
Mother Daughter Club Meeting Plans and Ordinance
A board of the Mother Daughter Club met at Woodruff place to plan the regular November meeting. Items included a program led by Mrs. J. Hogle and Mrs. Fornstein and a proposed ordinance regulating parking on streets, one way traffic, and snow removal in the Hill Side Driving area.
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Berkeley
A. P Morris Fool
Woodruff Place
Chetrmen
Mrr
J. Dogel
Fornstein
Bonnie and Ghenyi
Howard
Tiouba
Gillsid Nouv
Roger Meetine
Diertin
Lig Sowasbloom
TED BS
Regul Lions
VNU
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Comets Edge Camptown
New Jersey
Bell Telephone Company
Harriers Cup
New York Stock Exchange
Theodore Levy
New York’Stock Exchange
NO. Broad ST
Elizabeth, N. J
Salem Delicatessen
North Broad Street
Graham B. Winter
Daniel J. Cerven
Soda WA
North Broad
Mayfair Theatre
Sage
Berkeley Savings
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
WaAverly
Chancellor Avenue
Bet. Schley & Wainwright WaAverly
Newark
Fenefit
PTA Board
NTI
Tietlin Cruky
Entais Afe Company
Lancaster Brand
Cc Beltsville Ib
Lancaster
Shankless oHalf
Avor
CHUCK
Phatee
Kancaster Brand
U.P. Cholen
Hormel Ath
Stahl Myer Gelb Alte
Ke. Aoked
Sleed
Acme
Hunt
White
Diamond
Barry’s Cookies Sons
Mare Rim
Pie
Py Aatte
Virginia Lee
Twat
Dairy Dept
Kraft Velveeta
New York State
Liberty Avenue
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