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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
2
A reader argues strays are family owned and roam freely causing messes. The letter questions dog catcher presence and suggests shooting stray dogs to deter owners. A resident shares experiences with unleashed dogs near Bank Street and late hours.
John G. Kulish, chairman, addresses Hillside residents thanking volunteers in the 1971 Cancer Crusade. Supplies were short by the American Cancer Society Union County Unit, delaying kit delivery. Kits are being prepared and expected to reach volunteers by week’s end or early next week.
Hillside health officer Charles Dotto reports 284 inspections in March by the Suburban Air Pollution Commission. Two possible smoke hazards identified and warning notices issued as the township joins a regional pollution survey from multiple local communities.
Police report a spate of incidents last Wednesday across Hillside and nearby towns including a broken windshield on Burton Maxiaro’s car at 18 Coe Ave, scratches to Elaine Herskowicz’s parked car, a ransacked Firestone office after a storeroom fire, a rock through a window at Carmen Sisto’s home, and five local youths detained. Additional cases include a bag heist at Certified Industrial Products, a missing person alert for Michael Tych, bike thefts, and assorted disturbances and thefts reported in Newark, Morristown, and Elizabeth.
Hillside Times published Thursday April 8 1971 by Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey 07205 Editor Sidney Silverstein Assistant Sarah Silverstein Assistant Editor Ronald Reisman subscription rates four fifty per year single copy ten cents Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey
Poem reflects the 2025 farewell of Marines to loved ones at San Francisco Bay as the President praises duty and defense. It questions sacredness of war, lacking firsthand sacrifice, and ends with an Allstate Motor Club safety message urging rest and alert driving.
Walter E. Corris sr aged 60 of 55 Mading Ter died Monday at St. Elizabeth Hospital after a long illness. He served Daily Journal Elizabeth for 43 years beginning as an office boy in 1927 and rising to display advertising salesman. He held leadership roles in The Elizabeth Newspaper Guild, the Credit Union, and the Knights of Columbus, with survivors including four daughters, a son, siblings, and five grandchildren. Arrangements were made by Growney Funeral Home.
Hillside youths age 14 and over are invited to join a free karate program at the Hillside Community Center. Dave Klurman, director, will lead beginning and advanced classes at 7 a.m. every Wednesday night. No charge.
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