Alumni Club To Sponsor Benefit Double Header
The Hillside Varsity Alumni Let termen's Club hosts a Friday 7 P.M. basketball double header. First game pits Hillside Firemen against Hillside Police. Second game features Hillside School System faculty versus past Hillside High players led by Joe Silver, Roger Mazzella, and George Dee with fellow teachers.
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Hillside Varsity
Hillside Firemen
Hillside Police
Hillside School
Hillside High
Joe Silver
Boston University
Roger Mazzel
Montclair College
George Dee
Akron College
Pee Wee Pop Warner Final
The Hillside Pop Warner Cobras lost to the Kenilworth Jets 19 0 at Woodfield Stadium on November 21 1968. Highlights include a first quarter Jets interception and a late Cobras drive stalled by penalties. Cobras defense held Jets scoreless in the second half. Cobras won the junior game 20 0 with Hallaway Mikulewicz and Cowan scoring. Proceeds go to the Phil Amato Scholarship Fund with admission 75 cents students and 1 50 adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Pop Warner Cobras
Kenilworth Jets
Woodfield Stadium
B.p.o.e.elks
Hillside Elks
Pop Warner Organization
AMT Ivmartl
Ballic
Luie Uultra
Bobby
Anderson
Cobra
Jets
Cobras
Mikulewicz
Zuber
Carlucci
Hill
Winters
del Guercio
Lewinski
Ferrara
Bieg
Testa
Holstein
Mike Drew
Bob Szalay
Naval Academy
Sandy Fishman
Connecticut
Alan Schulman
Paul Freider
Don Coveleski
Montclair State
Marvin Fishman
Gene Hecht
Bob Share
Jan Bailey
Dave Harrold
John Madderena
Art County
Bill Schutsky
Roland Massimino
Phil Amato
Hillside High School
P.T.A
Hillside
Kenilworth
Daniel Iacullo
Lacullo
Carmen
Vincent
Hillside Municipal Court Dockets November 21 1968 Results
The Hillside court presided by Judge Louis Devin heard cases including Freddie Lee Bryant of Newark pleading guilty to unlawful use of a motor vehicle and fined 150 dollars. Lois R Wood of Bricktown found guilty of impaired driving with a 55 dollar fine and six month license revocation. Others faced dismissals or further actions.
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Freddie Lee Bryant
Newark
Lois R. Wood
Bricktown
Students Visit College Observatory For Space Science Tour
Fifth graders from Abram P. Morris School and seventh graders from Christ the King School toured Sperry Observatory at Union College Cranford on November 14 and 18. They viewed lectures and demonstrations and learned telescope use as part of the Operational Astronomy Earth and Beyond project. The tours are part of 12,000 Union County students to visit during 1968-69, sponsored by Cranford Public Schools with Union College and Amateur Astronomers Inc.
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Abram P. Morris
Christ the King
Sperry Observatory
Union College
Cranford
A.P. Morris
Monica Hickey
Claire Kessler
Anne Hotalen
Abram P. Morris School
Immacula
Christ the King School
Union County
Cranford Public School System
Union College and Amateur Astronomers, Inc
Hillside Week roundup reports theft and local notices
A Hillside woman reported a purse theft on Leslie Street near Mohawk Street, with $80 in checks and $5 cash missing after a purse snatching. Other items include a safety class for expectant parents starting December 2 in Elizabeth, a home entry report at 172 Grumman Avenue with valuables taken, and community updates on local school activities and donations.
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Leslie St
Mohawk St
Local Name and Address List With Amounts in Modern Music Inc Records
A compiled sheet lists individuals and addresses including John Alex Zukowitz Baker St Kansas and John A Lazarick Columbia Pl with a series of monetary amounts. Other names appear such as Elea L. Koenig Anna R. Reeves Joan A. Lamarick and Jo an Lamarick at various addresses along with Modern Music Inc 1464 North Broar and sums like 59.53 286.55 32.92 814.93 910.60 197.01 307.36 72.58 424.01.
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KsAddreas
John Alex Zukowitz
Baker St
John A. Lazarick
Columbia Pl
Elea L. Koenig
Anna R. Reeves
Grumman Ave
Joan A. Lamarick
New York
Pt. Mondern Music, Inc
North Broar
Work-Study Program Described For HIA Dinner
A Hillside Industrial Association dinner at the College Inn featured Dr. Anthony Avella Paul Nichols and Thomas McNulty urging Hillside High School students be employed through the work-study program. The program, begun in 1964, mixes four hours of class with four hours of work, with five to 15 participants.
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Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside High School
Thomas
Paul Nichols
Debby Gorlin
Anne Marie Deutsch
Hiller
HINISt@e Industrial Association
Walter C. Krumbiegel
Times
Sanford Meskin
Board of Education
Josephine Barberle
William C. Lowney
Wayne T. Branom
Silverstein
Jack A. Mayers
College Inn
Anthony A. Avella
Thomas F. McNulty
New Jersey Department of Education
Avella
Nichols
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Pee Wees
Hallaway
Bobby Cowan
Billy Cowan
Kowalsky
Louis Devin
George F. Brandt
William J. Fread
Fords
Sherman Whitted
Pedro Matos
William Cadigan
Roselle Park
Eeek
Leroy Patterson
Banko
Unnnicon Mir
Federal Deposits Insurance Corporation
Union
New Jersey
American Red Cross
W. Jersey St
Elizabeth
APT
William Stokes
Harry Cooper
Cooper Alloy Corporation
Bloy St
Ramsey Avenue
John C. Pozar
County of Union
State of New Jersey
Liberty and
Hillside Avenues
N.J
Lor
Maureen Zilla
Princeton Ave
Aefy
Peter G. Humanik
Theodore Barentt
William Beattie
Frank Winnicki
HIA
McNulty
Life Insurance
Lawrence Cohen Foundation Life Insurance CO
Joey’s Pizzeria
Coi ST
Irvington, N.J
Behirfd Valley Fair
Veal & Peppers Dinners Inc
Veal
Bill Whittle
Carl’s Liberty Cor
Long Ave
HapPy Thang
Carl’s
COMET
Liberty Ave
Phillips
Christine Lee
Gaslight
Cherry St
Elizabeth N.J
Mittleman Bros. Inc. Quality Bakers Weaverly
Maple Ave
AL Zimmerman N Express
Townley’s
North Ave
Morris Avenue
Gourmet Magazine
Harry’s
Maine
ACE Newark
SUN
Boston
Reg
Sherman Ave
Elizabeth EL
Burry’s Biscuit CO
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