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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1950
Page
6
Weequahic High School travels to Woodfield Stadium for the 7th Thanksgiving meeting with Hillside Comets. Hillside holds a long winning streak and a 20 point pattern in recent clashes, while Weequahic seeks an upset in this traditional rivalry.
Peter G. Humanik recreation supervisor says teams must submit players rosters before Friday November 24 for the community recreation basketball league. Rosters go to the Recreation Center 111 Liberty Avenue to finish the schedule ahead of the December 4 start.
A sermon urges honoring God and neighbor through the Ten Commandments. It contrasts Moses with a modern film project, arguing true love and respect protect life, health, names, and property. It invites readers to request Pamphlet No 12 KC for guidance.
American Service Cleaners pin men set two Hollywood Monday Night League marks in Winning a pair from Mayfair Liquor this week. The Cleaners shot a 2943 total built on 996 and 1042 games. Chief contributors were Jin Stryker's 267 and Mark McGurgan's 258.
Hillside Radio won three games this week in the Hillside Recreation Ladies Bowling League from Detroit Mold & Engineering. Anne Ogier had 202 133 224 for a 559 series for the winners, Marion Brennan 216 and 486 for the losers, Warwick Home Builders. Betty Brunner turned an 18? series for the losing team.
Eternity football team edged Chi Phi 13 to 12 to win the Blue League Football championship trophy last week.
The Hillside Lodge of Elks sponsors a dinner for the high school varsity football team and coach at the Elks Clubhouse on Tuesday December 5 at 7 p.m. The toastmaster is Chris Zusi of the Elizabeth Journal with Hughie Devore as the main speaker from NYU.
William N Robin along with Arnold McClow Arthur Riche Frank Hil and Albert Dill announced tickets available from them for the Fight Polio Give Sister Kenny Foundation at 507 Fifth Ave New York 17.
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