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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1955
Page
6
The annual Night program honors Nu Teens basketball champions across divisions including Community-Industrial Senior League Lads Intermediate League Junior League Eagles and Shooting Stars. The April 12 event at Myers Company auditorium has no admission charge and will feature trophies and refreshments.
Hillside Y launches a softball program as Mullside youth league fields a Nu-Teen boys team in full strength. The feature notes the season’s posthumous posturing and Huall deals near closure with a focus on a strong post season showing Wednesday.
The Hillside National Bank will be closed on Friday for Good Friday. A notice urges customers to plan accordingly and to use alternative services during the holiday period.
Members of the Warriors clinched the Hillside Recreation Senior League title finishing with a strong season. Key performers Wilson Flavantl Buehanian Woldvia and Sheara each posted better than 150 points as lenders noted a high scoring effort throughout the campaign.
Brogan of Ithaca received a varsity basketball letter from coach Carlin Wood at Tehaquon School. The team, the Bombers, posted an 11 win 9 loss season, falling to a county rival and finishing amid local school standings. Brogan resides at 29 Beechwood Place Hullsldv.
Peter G. Humanik, Superintendent of Recreation, appointed New Jersey Baseball Commissioner for the American Baseball Congress. He will oversee New Jersey state tournaments, enlist teams, register players, and decide eligibility and rulings on state level issues for regional and Connie Mack divisions. Brown, president, announced the headquarters in Battle Creek, Michigan.
The Say Brook School exhibited in Hillside National Bank lobby a weather unit with cutouts and pipe cleaner crafts by students including umbrellas wind mills boats swans ducks and flowers. Teachers in charge are Mrs Jean Johnson and Mrs Ruth Fischer. A burglary at 1411 Orchard Terrace reported by Charles Baunach occurred Sunday between 3 30 and 11 p m with $125 stolen from a bedroom dresser drawer and a living room desk.
A detailed overview of the YM YWHA and diverse recreation facilities is presented by Dar Le Wah executive director of the Elizabeth Red Feather Wyneye. The talk covers a community welfare council division, with 350 centers nationwide and 600000 members, and plans to extend facilities to suburbs. Study groups were formed to review school recreation facilities and seek possible recreation funding.
Elizabeth hosts the first county wide safety parley with government and industry leaders urging coordinated programs. Capt Daniel J Dunn of the New Jersey State Safety Council recommends a measured approach using a drinkometer and motor vehicle safety devices. Speakers from AAA and local unions push public education and practical safety rules to prevent driver and bicyclist mishaps.
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An ordinance regulating passage on streets and portions named here. It provides rules for travel by vehicles and pedestrians, sets street use constraints for public streets, and outlines removal of snow and winter curb space policies. The measure details timing, street portions, and penalties for violations.
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