Babson's Elliott Collins Leads Babson Soccer Toughing It Out
Hillside native Elliott Collins, a 21 year old 140 pound senior at Babson, plays a physical yet skilled game using speed and precision. He embraces contact, credits Hillside High and Babson coaches for development, and balances athletics with campus leadership roles.
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Babson Park
Babson
Elliott Collins
Collins
Hillside
Bates
Elliiott
Elliott
Bob Hartwell
William Todt
Hartwell
Hillside High
Todt
Circle K
College students enter teaching and college tracks nationwide
Joel A Leibowitz of 223 Williamson Ave is among 200 Central Missouri State College students on a 10 week student teaching assignment at William Chrisman High School Independence Missouri. Hillside graduates enroll at Union College Fashion Institute of Technology and New Jersey College of Medicine. Brown University enrolls 747 freshmen including Paul Peyser and Harold Rapel graduates Seton Hall varsity soccer. Franklin College opens with 500 freshmen this fall.
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Joel A. Leibowitz
Williamson Ave
Central Missouri State College
Missouri
Joel
Wm. Chrisman High School
Independence
Sere
Diane Stromenger
Francis Stromenger
Fashion Institute of Technology
West 27 Street
New York
Stromenger
Hillside High School
Hillside
New Jersey
Steven Chomsky
Louis Chomsky
Clark St
New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry
Chromsky
Rutgers University
Brown
Paul M. Peyser
Joseph Peyser
Sanford Avenue
Harold Rapel
Heck Street
Asbury Park
Seton Hall University
Rapel
Pirate
Hillside High
Benjamin Rapel
Neighborhood incidents mix vandalism and small crimes
Police logged numerous petty crimes and incidents across towns. Juveniles damaged vases after throwing stones from an overpass while residents reported thefts of cash and items. Vehicle thefts, window soaping, a broken storm window, and a pole collision caused minor injuries. alarms sounded at two facilities but found secure. Detective Wyilburn arrested William Adams for possession of a stolen car.
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Gordor Wyilburn
William Adams
Bruen St
Irvington
Morse to Headline Temple Beth El Lecture Series in 1968
Senator Wayne Morse will open the four speaker series at Temple Beth El in Elizabeth New Jersey on Sunday November 17 1968. The program spotlights leaders on politics religion and culture with dates through February 1969. Tickets are 8.00 colon 5.00 for students. Reserve at 354 3021.
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Wayne Morse
Temple Beth el
Oregon
Morse
Chicago
Senator Morse
Ellis Rivkin
Hebrew Union College
Kenneth Rivkin
Temple Emanu - el
Livingston
New Jersey
Father Flannery
Temple
Beth el
North Avenue
Elizabeth
Three Accidents In Sunday Rain Reported In Newark Area
Peter Bonghard 31 of 801 Elizabeth Ave Newark told police at 11 26 p m Sunday his car skidded on the Hilldale Overpass Route 22 and struck a pole. uninjured. Police also responded to two other Sunday night crashes on Route 22 at the Newark line and at Hillside and Liberty Avenues with no injuries reported.
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Fay Rappoport
Orchard Ter
Route 22
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Peter Bonghard
Elizabeth Ave
Newark
Hilldale
Route
Bonghard
Newark Line
Hillside
Liberty Avenues
Four Injured In Route 22 Collision
Four people sustained injuries in a Saturday afternoon crash on the westbound Route 22 opposite John Street. Vehicles driven by George J Ellemer and Ralph M Branch collided with a third car, pushing Branch into Ellemer. passengers Helen Ellemer and Arthur W Vandyke were listed among the injured.
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John St
George J. Ellemer
Glenview Road
Nutley
Ralph M. Branch
Walcott Ter
Newark
Helen A. Ellemer
Arthur W. Vandyke
Brookside Road
Mountainside
Arthur D. Seale
Howard A. Stanley
Correna Ave
Iselin
Ellemer
Subcontractors Form New Jersey Association Names Officers
The New Jersey Subcontractors Association named Joel W. Katchen as temporary president and selected eleven other contracting executives as temporary officers and board members. The group, affiliated with the American Subcontractors Association, includes Sidney Garner of Garner Engineering Co. and Ralph Leventhal of Schacht Steel Construction.
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New Jersey
First National Declares Dividend By Bank Board
The Board of Directors of First National State Bank of New Jersey declared a regular quarterly dividend of 45 cents per share. It is payable October 1, 1968 to shareholders of record September 16, 1968. This marks the 272nd consecutive dividend since 1812.
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First National State Bank of New Jersey
First National State Bank
Fingers Pinched Injury At Home In New Jersey
Anthony Russo age four of 249 Hollywood Ave sustained an injury to his left index finger when pinched between two vehicles at his home last Wednesday afternoon.
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Anthony Russo
Hollywood Ave
Rizzuto To Speak At Pingry Dinner
Pingry Alumni Association plans its annual fast dinner on Wednesday October 16 with a 6 15 to 7 30 p m Dutch treat cocktail hour before the meal. Main speaker will be Phil Rizzuto former Yankee star and current sports announcer of Hillside. J Lloyd Harbeck Jr of Plainfield handles dinner arrangements.
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Robert C. Hall
Pingry Alumni Association
Thas
Yankee
Phil Rizzuto
Hillside
J. Lloyd Harbeck Jr
Plainfield
Mancuso Named By Bankers for 1968 69
Charles S. Mancuso assistant VP and marketing director at Hackensack Trust Co. was reappointed chairman of the Bergen County Bankers Educational Program for 1968 69 by Peter La Barba president. The program offers free educational films and talks to Bergen County schools and organizations. Mancuso also joins the Public Relations and Advertising Committee. he previously served on Hillside Township Committee and Board of Education. A burglary alarm at the Harpak Corp long Ave showed the building in order at 6 05 p m Monday.
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Charles S. Mancuso
Hackensack Trust Co
N. A
Hackensack
N. J
Bergen County Bankers Association
Peter la Barba
Bergen County
Bergen County Bankers
la Barba
Mancuso
Bergen County Bankers Public Relations and Advertising Committee
Hillside Township Committee
Board of Education
Harpak Corp
Ill Long Ave
Comets and Heights play scoreless in Watchung clash
Hillside High and Berkeley Heights battled to a 0-0 tie as both defenses shone in a closely fought Watchung Conference contest. Highlights included Bob Rettino’s key fumble recoveries and John McEllgunn’s two interceptions for the Highlanders, while Hillside’s Bob Bettino forced three fumbles and Tom Tremarco nearly scored on a fourth down attempt.
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Richard Vespucci
Hillside High School
Berkeley Heights
Comets
Hillside
Watchung
Gridmen
Maroon and Gray
Highlander
Westfield
Heights
John Piccirillo
Bob Rettino
Chuck Thompson
Rettino
Comet
Thompson
Jack Issler
Jimmy D*’Meo
Bob Bettino
Bob D'Meo
Piccirillo
Erik Wichelhaus
Jeff Burdette
Tom Tremarco
Tremarco
Issler
Bicknell
Bonnie Blume
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Paul St
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Cedar St
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Maple Ave
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New York Ave
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Conant St
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