Hillside Comets drive cross country to strong second in conference
Hillside High School Harriers under coach Ilaria rise to 2nd place in the Watchung Conference. Larry Palumbo leads with a 13:03 two and a half mile on November 14, while teammates Donald Wood Richard Heller and James Ryan place high in subsequent meets. The team climbs to 13-3 overall with victories over Vailsburg West Side Linden Clark and Cranford and claims strong showings in Union County and Northern New Jersey Group II events.
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Ly Donal
Hillside High School
Comet
Watchung
Thomas Marin
Hillside
Westfield
Union Catholic
Larry Palumbo
James Ryan
Richard Heller
Donald Wood
Plainfield
Palumbo
Comets
Maria
Cranford
Cougars
Walt Files
Cran
Ford
Heller
Lumbo
UD Novy
Rahway
Iselin
Tively
Caldwell
Mountain
West Essex
Ryan
Wood
New Jersey
Harriers
Ilaria
Maroon and Grey
Mazur
Tom McNamara
Blue Devils
James Taigia
Blue Devil
Doug Murphy
Randy James
Paul Murphy
Bullhawking
Westfield Stuns Hillside 47-6 in Watchung Conference clash
Westfield remained unbeaten with a 47-6 victory over Hillside, clinching the Watchung Conference title at 7-0. Hillside led 6-0 in the first half before Westfield exploded in the second half with 41 unanswered points.
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Westfield
Hillside
Walter Kirk
Howard Rose
Hillside Thespians Set Dec 9 Show Curse You Jack Dalton
Hillside High Thespian Players present Curse You Jack Dalton a turn of the century melodrama under Mrs Collins with Gale Struble directing Bertha Blair played by Gale Struble and Rapka played by Steven Rasch. Cast includes Barbara Sweet Eloise Laura Kathy and Richard Blair with production notes from Montclair State trained teacher Mrs Collins.
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Daniel Ghaven
Hillside High
Bertha Blair
Jack Dalton
Hillside High School
Mrs. Collins
Harriet Straka
Gale Struble
Bertha
Rapka
Robert Levinson
Egbert van Horn
Hector Harcourt
Steven Rasch
Anna Alvarado
Jacqueline Hydra
Villianous
Jack
Eloise
Laura Kathy
Egbert
Richard Blair
Collins
Rutherford Players
Nutley Little Theatre
Bloomfield Talent Time Players
Montclair State
Montclair State Players
Judy Barbarto
Alan Karo
Cynthia Benigno
Shelly Tucker
Hillside Week Reports Police Blotter Notes
Hillside week includes car tire damage on Maple Avenue worth 80 dollars and a 31 year old man arrested for assault and battery on Prospect Street. A fire damaged Arnold McRae’s 1966 station wagon on Route 22 overpass. Miscellaneous checks and 200 dollars stolen from R A Koegel Co. wallet lost or stolen in Evans Terminal. George Scheurle, 44, injured at Margaret Roche Community Swimming Pool when cement truck chute swung onto his hand.
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Joseph Mittleman
Becker Ave
Elizabeth
Maple Ave
Williamson
R.A. Koegel and Co
Evans Terminal Road
Albert Arroyo
New York City
Evans Terminal
Eneenre
George Scheurle
East Ave
Glenside
Margaret Roche
Joseph Peyser
Sylvan Pools Inc
Begins Study At Case Institute
George Felber enters the fall 1966 freshman class at Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland Ohio planning to major in engineering He is the son of Ethel Felber of Hillside Avenue Hillside and a 1966 Hillside High School graduate who belonged to the German Club Radio Club and Band
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Cleveland
Ohio
George Felber
Ethel Felber
Gard Ave
Hillside
Case Institute of Technology
Felber Is
Hillside High School
Petersen Services Held for Henry C Petersen 65
Services were held Tuesday for Henry C Petersen 65 of 195 Finderne Ave Bridgewater who died Saturday at Somerset Hospital after a long illness He founded Rotary Metals Slitting Co and served as its president for 36 years He is survived by wife Catherine a son William of Martinsville daughters Dorothy Savage Brid gwater and Jean Wolf Rahway burial Hollywood Memorial Cemetery Union.
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Henry C. ‘Petersen
Finderne Ave
Bridge
Weer
Catherine
William
Martinsville
Dorothy Savage
Bridgewater
Jean Wolf
Rahway
Mr. Petersen
Brooklyn
Westfield
Hillside
Finderne
Pop Warner twin bill results at Williams Field
Hillside Pop Warner the Mid lost 24-0 to Elizabeth after early turnover. Elizabeth scored three more times with no conversions, final 24-0. Pee Wees lost 6-0 on a last play before half, Hillside to finish season at Irvington away next.
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Pop Warner
Williams Field
Elizabeth
Hillside Pop Warner
Ney
Hillside
PEE Wees
Pee Wee
Irvington
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the Hillside
N.J
TIMES
Keith Welks
Mitchell Mazur
Bob Brewster
Cout
Columbus
Knights OF Columbus
Pop Warmer League
Robert Braun
Gene Andrukite
Art Ferguson
Pop_Warner League
George Luppold
PGE
Art Rose
H.S. Thespians
Barbara Sweet
Mrs. Dalton
Ted
Robert Clark
Prospect St
Roswell Donah
Pontiac Motor Division
Pontiac
Maxon Pontiac, Inc
Union
Case Institute
H. Petersen
Christmas Club
the National State Bank
AL Deposit Insurance Corpo
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