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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1955
Page
5
Superintendent Peter G Tunuslesinnny announced entry forms for the upcoming softball league are available from the commission at 1450 Bum Street. Entries must be returned by 2 PM Friday April 22 with all required details.
News notes from New Brunswick Newark and Madison cover ROTC cadets at Rutgers and the State University preparing for commissions at Aberdeen Fort Bragg and Camp Gordon. Other items report Ralph Risenteng receiving a political science fellowship at Illinois 1955 56 and various college events and recognitions including honors options at Newark College of Engineering and theatre productions at Drew University.
The Little League Board announced training start times for village candidates. Players aged seven and eight will report to specific playgrounds and fields on Liberty Avenue and Comair Street across from the high school. All hopefuls must submit completed applications to the Recreation Commission at Mayfair Building, Broad Street.
Hillside service members reunite with families during holidays. Pf Marvin Daniels, of the 46th Medical Battalion, 4th Armored Division, stationed at Fort Hood, Texas, with wife Geneva Sax of Milldale. Cpl Stanley Messinger, 23, son of Joseph Messinger, spent leave in Tokyo from Korea. serves as supply specialist with Ordnance Battalion HQ Detachment. Arthur Cravets, USN, radar picket destroyer Goodrich, bound for Charlestown Naval Shipyard after overhaul. AC Robert Shields, son of Mr and Mrs Shields, Firepatrick Street, expected home this week after 20 months in Japan.
Pingry School will stage Arsenic and Old Lace on April 22 and 24 with Hillside students in key roles. Staff includes Donald B. Geddes Jr as actor, Rosalie Halsey as costume head, Jed A. Maffenbeier as assistant business manager, and a large team aiding production.
Coolidge School presented an Easter Program last Thursday featuring two plays and a seasonal scenery egg tree built by students. The chorus, including Peter Amorski Harold Balzer Andrea Borkowski and Nancy Courage, performed two numbers and delivered a welcome to the audience with an Easter message. The second play titled Our Easter Party included characters Jane Marianne Cipoth Billy William Schutsky Easter Egg Easter Bunny and Leonard with announcer Nancy Courage.
Satkowski and Mister Boul lead list of announcers including Susan Hee Linda Huber Susan Clenand and Susan Hans Miss Mildred Patrweathey third Wadeleicher was in charge of duties at the event.
The Palsy Memorial Unit plans a Tag Week April 1 through 23 with proceeds benefiting the United Cerebral Palsy of Essex and West Hudson. Newark and nearby towns including Livingston, Hillside, Union, Maplewood, and Irvington join the fundraiser chaired by Mrs Samuel Leith and assisted by several Newark and Union volunteers.
The New Jersey Board of Education authorized Montclair State Teachers College to expand its administrator training and support services. Effective immediately the college will extend the Araddate program with enhanced supervision, media instruction, and language arts psychology courses. The board recommends matriculation at MSTC for advanced degrees in administration.
Fragmented OCR text outlines school supervision roles, principals, and graduate programs. Mentions New Jersey, September 1958, and Monticello or Montelaiy topics. Includes references to teachers, workers, and educational services with unclear names and dates.
The list covers senior high school programs such as social studies, personnel and guidance, secondary school administration and supervision, and business education, indicating a broad curriculum scope within the district.
Arthuy FE Lloyd Jr a Union businessman and Republican candidate argues Garden State Parkway should be limited to automobiles and not open to commercial buses He says parkways serve business and pleasure but intrusion by commercial vehicles defeats the public vote to construct the road and overrides municipal opposition Lloyd a former township official voices strong opposition to any non automobile use.
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