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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1958

Page

2

Delinquency Curbs Stressed In New Jersey Report

The New Jersey Youth Study Commission’s third annual report urges a separate juvenile and domestic relations court in each county and more probation staff. It calls for group counseling, better training for police and officials, and a study team at Menlo Park Diagnostic Center for high-risk youths. Schools should adopt a team approach, with state aid to deploy child study specialists and improve dropouts programs.

New Jersey Youth Study Commission Juvenile Court Juvenile Conference Committees More Menlo Park State Board of Control Commission Passaic Children's Bureau Department of Education State Board of Child Welfare Boards of Recreation Boy Scouts Little League

Commission urges action on separating new counties and delinquency schools

Arthur W. Vervaet of Oakland as Acting Chairman notes past commission recommendations have some enacted into law, some partially, but little progress on creating separate counties in four years. He calls Assembly Bill 461 key to improving schools as tools against delinquency and urges legislators to act on the recommendations.

Arthur W. Vervaet Oakland Jeven

Monmouth Hurdle Favorites Score At Monmouth Park

Amazing sensation in hurdle races at Monmouth Park this season with 8 wins from 12, a 66.7 percent success for favorites. Flat runners at 32.6 percent with 107 favorites winning in 328 races. Of four nonwinners, two were second and two third, giving an in the money record.

Oceanport Suess Monmouth Park

Fresh humor and seafood meal tease in quick snippets

A witty cartoonish note contrasts golf involving a boss with a joke about optimism and guarantees. It then moves to a bright lad and a playful remark about a clever kid, ending with a bite of fish imagery and a seafood restaurant meal idea. It reads like a light, casually satirical snippet.

Dr. Lester H. Clee Named New Jersey March of Dimes Head

Dr. Lester H. Clee, noted Presbyterian clergyman and public servant, reappointed New Jersey State Chairman of the March of Dimes for a fifth year. Basil O Connor announces expanded National Foundation program to fight polio arthritis birth defects and CNS disorders, with Clee urging continued support. Clee, former Newark church minister and long time public servant, has held state parole and civil service roles and ran for governor in 1937.

Lester H. Clee New Jersey of Dimes Basil O'Connor Res National Foundation National Health Organization O'Connor Clee Pels March of Dimes Second Presbyterian Church of Newark Princeton New Jersey State Board of Parole New Jersey House of Assembly State Senate New Jersey Civil Service Commission

Lyons Farms Building and Loan Association Liquidating Corp Notice

Legal notice to creditors under the Savings and Loan Act requires debts and claims to be filed within three months. The Lyons Farms Building and Loan Association Liquidating Corporation lists officers and agents, with Kathryn A Keller as registered agent, at 114 North Broad Street, Hillside, N J. Dated May 1968 by counsel Anton A Vit Jr.

Lyons Farms Building and Loan Association New Jersey Lyons Farms Building and Loan Association Liquidating Corporation Savings and Laan Act Lyons Farma Building and Loan Lyons Farma Building and Loan Association Eiquidating Corporation Gkainet Aurh Association Pnce Kathryn A. Keller North Broad Street Hillaide New Jers David H. Doremus Ptrety Anton A. Vit, JR Counmel Hollywood Avenue Hillside N. J

Urges Public To Destroy Ragweed

Dr. Gerson L. Ram health officer cites a State Health Department notice urging every property owner to destroy ragweed and other pollen producing weeds to protect allergy sufferers. It notes August and September as peak months and suggests pulling, cutting, or herbicide spraying with local store guidance.

Gerson L. Ram State Health Department

Hay fever linked to weed growth and yearly pattern

A historical note asserts hay fever has a known cause and predictable yearly occurrence. It states August and September are especially bad and suggests action against certain weeds could mitigate sufferers.

Mrs Hughes Heads Sister Kenny Fund Leader

Mrs Mildred Barry Hughes of Union a New Jersey General Assembly member will chair the Union County Kenny Foundation fund appeal. She serves on Assembly committees on Institutions Public Health and Welfare. She previously sat on Homemaker's Service Inc and Mental Health Association boards.

Mildred Barry Hughes Union General Assembly of New Jersey Union County Kenny Foundation Fund Appeal Hughes Assembly Car Homemaker's Service, Inc Mental Health Association of Mental Health Association Children's Service Family and Child

Elizabeth woman leads Kenny Foundation support network

Mrs Hughes, former resident of the Catholic Wentany Club of Elizabeth, chaired Union County groups and the Kenny Institute. She praised the Kenny Foundation at Jersey City Medical Center for aiding Elizabeth residents and others with disabilities or illnesses, helping them return to normal life.

Ren's Society of Union Kenny Foundation Polly Hail

New York Yankee Stadium Draws Tourists Each Year

The New York Yanke: each year draw about a quarter million tourists to home games. The Line of the gy Lawrence Seaway created a 11. square-mile artificial lake in northern New York and Souther Ontario. The Great Western, first steam ship in the Atlantic trade, was built at Bristol, England, in 1834.

New York Great Western Bristol England

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