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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
7
Kindergarten graduation ceremonies were held with morning and afternoon sessions at Saybrook School on Tuesday June 14. The program included greetings, a band skit, dances, and a graduation song as Mrs Ruth Fisher and Jean Johnson presented diplomas to the morning class.
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Herbert Hughes of 214 Winans Avenue Hillside joined Rutgers University Newark evening students who received certificates last week at the 189th commencement. His credential covers three years of study in business administration.
Hillside playgrounds will open for summer with five sites on Central Avenue Coe Avenue Harden Looker George Washington and Calvin Coolidge open from 9 am to noon 1 to 5 pm and 6 pm to dark. Three sites Conant Street Hillside Avenue and Liberty Avenue close after 5 pm A meeting of playground personnel is set for Saturday June 18 at 8 pm in the Recreation Commission office 1450 North Broad Street Dominick Peterpaul chairman welcomed two new members John A Desch and Sidney G Friedman Desch as vice chairman Peter G Humanik remains secretary committee chairs named Desch grounds and buildings Friedan recreation activities purchasing Lute Share finance and purchasing Thomas Greene Jr
The Hillside Township outlines a ordinance to pave Marine Terrace and Lakeview Drive with curbs storm drainage and gas connections, funding of 8000 dollars including engineering and issuance costs, to be financed by township bonds under New Jersey Local Bond Law. A public hearing is set for June 16 at the Municipal Hall to receive interested parties comments.
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