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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1956

Page

5

Field Plan For Little League Development Reviewed

A committee reviewed a plan for the Hillside Little League field on Gurd Avenue with William Martuc roluiteet. The draft includes a baseball dial ool seating, stands, and dugouts and proposes a 20 by 25 feet field jie building. A meeting aims to incorporate additions before consulting Harry Cooper of the Hillside Industrial Foundation for funding.

Hullside Wesday Gurd Avenue William Harry Cooper Hillside Irwustrad Foundation Nyeed 0

Recreation Board Plans Archery Program Expansion

The Hillside Recreation Commission announced plans to add archery by 10 days a week in Conant Street Park area. The afternoons cater to youth daily and two evenings a week to adults. A definite start is expected after the July 11 commission meeting.

Hillside Recreation Commissar Activitie Conant Street Park da_lyolor Jewel

Olympic Park Remains Busy Despite Prizes Ban

Irvington Maplewood park reports stable crowds after New Jersey Supreme Court ruling bars prize games. 25 concessions closed. park features 40 rides, many eateries, free concerts, and a large East Coast pool. Attendance up as circus thrives with Mazurs act and supporting acts.

N. J. Supreme Court Olympic Park Irvington-Maplewood Robert Guenther The Park Corporation East Guenther Mazurs Hamid-Martin Three Tuckers Lou Bogert Texas Tommy Bea Kles

Rochester Institute dean’s list honors David Schuckman

David Schuckman of 1434 Orchard Terrace Hillside New Jersey has been named to the dean's list at Rochester Institute of Technology for excellent scholastic performance during the spring quarter. Schuckman is a fourth year student in spectroscopy.

Rochester David Schuckman Orchard Turnace Hillside N. J Rochester Institute of Technology Schuckman

High achieving students named from area colleges

In Urbana Champaign Illinois three students in the University of Illinois School of Journalism and Communications posted perfect A averages this past semester. Arthur Maresz of Hillside New Jersey achieved a 4.06 average from five courses. Elaine Goldberg of Hillside made the Dean’s List at Fairleigh Dickinson College Rutherford. Fred Chivala, a Susquehanna University sophomore in business administration, also made the dean’s honor list. He is a Hillside High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Michael Chiyala of 231 Hillside Avenue.

Urbana-Champaign University of Unois School of Journalism and Communications Pedrick Siebert Arthur Maresz Millard Avele Hillside N. J Anda Elaine Goldberg Fairleigh Dickinson College Rutherford Asa Ray A. Miller Fred Chivala Susquehanna University Selinsgrove Penn Russell Galt Chivala Hillside High School Gerden Susquehanna Michael Chiyala Hillside Avenue

Union Junior College names C E Davidson Jr to board

Cuddie E. Davidson Jr of 227 Jefferson Ave Westfield was elected to the Board of Trustees of Union Junior College Cranford. Gen Henry G Nulton of Hillside announced the appointment. Davidson, a Union Junior College graduate 1942, later earned a Rutgers Rutgers Newark Law degree and served with Ninth Air Force in WWII. He is active in local education and church affairs and is married with two children. Other trustees include Gen Nulton and George W Herich.

Cuddie E. Davidson, Jr Jefferson Avenue Westfield Union Junior College Cranford Henry G. Nulton Hillside Davidson Rutgers University Newark Law School Rutgers Ninth Air Force Westfield Joint Clie Board of Education Union County Young Republiccams Westfield ‘Local Assistance Board American Bar Association New Jersey State Bar Association Union County Bar Association Essex County Bar Association Elizabtt Py General Nulon Union County George W. Herich Industria

Witnesses Plan Area Convention in Jersey City

Elizabeth North Unit Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses announced plans for a four day district convention at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City from July 19 to 22. Ralph R Hoppe, presiding minister, said volunteers from the congregation will staff convention departments and transportation is provided for members and friends. A public lecture on Why Permanent Peace Will Come In Our Day will be delivered July 22 at 3 pm by PW Franz of the Watchtower Bible & Tract Society. Local representatives listed include Katherine Scharfenberg Mildred Fee and Richard Warner.

Phe Elizabeth Jehovah's Witnesses Johnson Avenue Jersey City Roosevelt Stadium Ralph R Hoppe Hoppe Elizabeth, North Unit PW. Franz Watchtower Bible & Tract Society Katherine Scharfenberg Cram Street Mildred Fee Glenwood Avenue Richard Warner Hillside Avenue

Tennis Tourney Entries Invited in Union County

The Union County Park Commission invites residents of Roselle Roselle Park Rahway Cranford Hillside Union Linden Elizabeth to enter the Eastern Union County Tennis Tournament. Entries accepted until July 11 with singles from July 14 to 22 at Warinanco Park and doubles July 23 to 29. Fees 50 cents per event under USLTA rules officiated by Warinanco Tennis Club.

Union County Park Commission Roselle Roselle Park Rahway Cranford Hillside Union Linden Elizabeth Warianco Tennis Club George Cran Supt. of Recreation Acme Canton Streets N. J

New Deadlines For The Times Printing Schedule

The Times will be printed earlier to ensure delivery by mail on publication day. Deadlines are 6 A.M. Thursday and Tuesday noon for advance notices. Early copy is essential and preference given to material submitted early. Submit notices Thursday or Friday before publication. no exceptions.

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Summer youth program at Newark Museum offers art and nature activities

Jersey Boys State program at Rutgers ends as 3 Hillside youths join the 1th Jersey Boys State. Newark Museum summer activities for ages 6 to 17 begin July 9 with art, nature, and weather workshops. Programs run by age group include art, nature and science, with field trips and outdoor projects in a walled garden. Registration costs ten cents life membership.

Newark Museum Washington Street Walled Garden Activites

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