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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1975

Page

10

Hillside Comets remain undefeated in tough week

Hillside High soccer, the lone unbeaten team, went 2-0-1 posting wins over Plainfield 3-0 and Roselle 3-0, while tying Union Catholic 1-1 in double overtime. Lou Ruffino scored twice against Plainfield, Matti Shimon netted twice vs Roselle, and Mike Foley made 12 saves with a key second period penalty kick goal. The Comets sit 3-0-7 and face Clark next.

Hillside High Booters Roselle Plainfield Union Catholic Lou Ruffino Wave Uleli Comets Mike Foley Nets Foley Hillside Matti Shimon Roselle Catholic Steve Mischissin Bill Domina Joe Burkert Hooters Clark

Boxing show to honor Benny Levine at Hillside gym

The 3rd Annual Maxie Fisher Lou Harper Memorial All Star Boxing Event will be held on October 20 at 8 p.m. in Hillside High School Gym. Honoree Benny Levine, a 1930s boxing figure and former Mexican welterweight champ, will attend. Local youths from the Hillside Community Center Boxing Program will box, trained by Dave Taub and Dave Klurman. Tickets are on sale at Harper Bros Eliz, Liberty Plumbing Linden, and Ap proved Travel Roselle Park, with door sales also available.

Hillside Maxie Fisher - Lou Harper Hillside High School Benny Levine Hillside B'nai B'rith Benny Mexico City Hillside Community Center Dave Taub Dave Klurman Community Center Dave Harper Harper Bros York Street Eliz Liberty Plumbing E. St. George Avenue Linden Westfield Avenue W Roselle Park

Hillside dispute over police pay prompts ticket spree

The mayor notes a six percent raise offer to cops has left them unhappy while defending ticketing as lawful enforcement. He warns the Township Committee will resist coercion and acknowledges possible continued ticketing as a solution. Patrolman Silva suggests officers feel underpaid versus firefighters amid morale concerns. Fire prevention week and classroom programs follow in Hillside with emphasis on safety.

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Lyons Farms Hillside in 1775 Dense Population Core

In 1775 Lyons Farms, now Hillside, formed part of New Jersey’s densest population. The area linked to Elizabethtown and Philadelphia routes, with Old New Ark centered along Broad Street and Back Lanes. A 1783 Lyons Farms School House later moved to the Newark Museum.

Hillside Lyons Farms Old New Ark Elizabethtown New Jersey Old New-Ark New-Ark New Ark Orange Mountains Springfield Washington Street Mulberry Street Passaic River High Street Broad Street Clinton Avenue High Philadelphia Paulus Hook Jersey City Passaic Hackensack Rivers New York Chancellor Avenue Newark Museum Perth Amboy North Broad Street Jewell’s Mills Salem Avenue Conant Street Salem Dam Continental Congress Provincial Congress

Free ballet classes for youngsters at Community Center

Free ballet sessions offered to children ages 4 through 13 at the Community Center with registration on Saturday October 11 from 10 a.m. to noon. Weekend classes will cover posture basic yoga creative movement and various dance styles including classical ballet training at the center. If absent on registration day, call 923-1285.

Rev James Caldwell and His Wife Mourned in Elizabethtown

The 1760s era tale recalls Reverend James Caldwell, famed for zeal and patriotism, serving Elizabethtown before dying at Mart’s Point during the Revolution. His wife Hannah Caldwell was killed in Connecticut Farms, prompting a postwar monument in the First Presbyterian Church graveyard on Broad Street.

Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Elizabethtown James Caldwell Caldwell Virginia Princeton South George Continental Army Coldwell Springfield Watts Hannah Caldwell Connecticut Farms Staten Island Washington deMart James Morgan Morgan Broad Street

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