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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1971

Page

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Hillside Little League to launch 18th season with parade

The Hillside Little League marks its 18th season with a pre season parade Saturday April 24 at 9 15 a m starting from George Washington School Playground on Winans Avenue. Officials players and civic groups will participate followed by a dedication ceremony for Lute Share Little League Field with remarks from George MacDonald Mildred Stokes and Mayor Marvin Corwick. The league will run two 4 team American and National divisions plus two Minor Leagues totaling about 260 players with games at Liberty Avenue Gard Avenue Central Avenue and Conant Street fields on weeknights.

Hillside Little League Orienttation George Washington School Winans Avenue Leslie Street Liberty Avenue Herbert Avenue Gard Avenue Civil Defense Hillside Elks P.A.L League Lute Mildred Stokes Women's Auxiliary Marvin Corwick Hillside Lions Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs Knights of Columbus B’na B'rith Hillside Industrial Association Jaycees Hillside Elks Club Little League Gurd Avenue Central Avenue Conant Street

Hillside High seniors stage Time of Our Lives play

Hillside High School will present The Time of Our Lives by William Saroyan on Friday at 8 30 p m and Saturday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium tickets available at the school. Also on campus events include a postscript concert and a Tuesday talk by Senator Frank X McDermott on casino gaming in New Jersey.

Hillside High School William Saroyan Frank X. McDermott College Inn New Jersey Sinai Torah Chiam Sisterhood Clark St Hillside High Band

Hillside Students Named National Merit Winners

Two Hillside youths were named 1971 National Merit Scholarship recipients from 15,000 finalists. John P. Spitals of Hillside High School earns a $1,000 nonrenewable award from AFL CIO. Bernard P. White of the Jewish Educational Center in Elizabeth receives a four year merit scholarship between 100 and 1500 per year. Both were chosen after merit tests and SATs.

Hillside John P. Spitals Harvard Ave Hillside High School National Honor Society el Ge Bernard P. White Clark ‘St Jewish Educational Center Elizabeth Bernard Yeshiva University New York John Brown University American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations Afl-Ci0 John Kulikowski

Voter Registration Hours And Deadlines Outlined

Voter registration books remain open at the Township Clerk office until Thursday April 29 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with Saturday excluded. The clerk will extend hours to 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on April 26 to 29 for registrations transfers and naturalization certificates. Registrations and transfers may also be completed at the Union County Board of Elections during regular hours.

Union County Board of Elections

Rotary Flea Market Preview by Hillside Club

Rotary Readies Flea Market at the U S War Veterans Building on Liberty Ave and Memorial Drive. The Hillside Rotary Club and Rotary Anns host a Saturday April 24 sale from 9 am to 5 pm with values at low prices. Proceeds fund scholarships. Edward Marion chaired the event. The club recently gave 5500 to the high school scholarship fund.

Hillside Rotary Club Rotary Anns U.S. War Veterans Liberty Ave Memorial Drive Edward Marion Rotary

Hillside to Invest 90000 for Road Resurfacing and Computerization Plan

Hillside officials move to fund a 90000 road resurfacing program over five years to improve streets, while a mayoral commission investigates township computerization to streamline operations. The board also bid on fuel oil and uniforms, purchase six marked police cars, and amend liquor license limits.

Menza Carmen Ferrigno Hillside Woodruff

Jaycees Host Testing Program For Diabetes

Hillside Jaycees in cooperation with the Hillside Board of Health sponsor a free diabetes screening for Hillside residents at the Hillside Community Center on May 5 from 7 to 9 PM. Overweight adults and relatives of diabetics are urged to participate. Transportation for seniors is available. call 923-1285. A brief test and simple explanation describe diabetes and its risks.

Hillside Jaycees Hillside Board of Health Hillside Jaycees Health Department

Weekend Thefts Probe By Hillside Police

The Hillside detective bureau investigates six forced entries reported over the weekend. Victims include James W. Morrison of Elizabeth whose car window was forced and stereo worth 80 stolen. James C. Eaton Co owner missing items valued at 30 and 350 from office. Thomas Newbold’s home ransacked with jewelry stolen. Doris Saxon reports entry to a cab arked on Franklin Street with two stereo speakers and 15 in change taken. Thomas Kleinow arrested for breaking and larceny of 44 items from Edgecomb Steel Co.. Vincent Erazo reports three bicycles and two tires valued at 225 stolen from his garage.

Hillside Detective Bureau James W. Morrison Madison Ave Elizabeth James C. Eaton Keyport James C. Eaton Co Route 22 Franklin St Thomas S. Kleinow Chester Ave Bloomfield Edgecomb Steel Co Hillside Ave ADT Alarm Co Newark

Rabies Clinic Set For May Five And Eight

Dog owners are urged to take advantage of the free rabies clinic to be held on Wednesday May 5 from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday May 8 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The clinic will be at the maintenance garage on Hillside Ave in the rear of the community center. Inoculations will be administered by registered veterinarians.

Hillside Ave

Democratic Club Tees Up Hillside Election Slate

Samuel Katz chaired a Hillside Democratic Club screening to unveil the slate for township committee and Assembly candidates. Eleanor Salzman announced Mayor Marvin Corwick seeks a second committee term and Carmen Ferrigno seeks a third. Assembly candidates for District 9-A were named. The club meeting will be April 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the College Inn with guest speaker William White, a card magician, after business.

Samuel Katz Hillside Democratic Lab Democratic Club Eleanor Salzman Marvin Corwick Carmen J. Ferrigno Sam Katz Alexander J. Menza Joseph Hig Roselle Roselle Park Elizabeth Hillside Kenilworth Sulaman Hillside Democratic Club College Inn William White E.S.P White

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