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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1975
Page
11
To the Editor from 1975 describes Hillside Firehouse Theater staging The Boys In the Band for senior citizens on July 31. The letter praises the cast and director for handling the serious comedy drama about homosexuality with realism and open-minded audience reception.
The 1975 Hillside Ambulance Squad fund drive progresses with volunteers logging time and effort. Co chairmen Szalay and Eleanor O Neill oversee planning as Kanlye Mloom Ann Kaufman and Robert Kaufman process donations and expenses. Please support the squad by sending contributions to Industrial Branch Post Office Hillside New Jersey 07205 today.
To the Editor, I offer remarks on Hillside Police Dog Midnight, arguing trained dogs differ from bloodthirsty myths. Open Championship dogs earn Schutzhund protection degrees, proving trustworthiness. Hillside comprises Wolf Place Liberty Ave Westminster Conant Estates Baker St Harvard Ave, where part time government is aided by proactive residents.
Letters defend German Shepherds and their temperaments while urging restraint against blanket condemnation. Community groups praise the Police Dog Force and highlight Hillside spirit with praise for Midnight dogs and advocates. Police blotter reports two men arrested in Newark over a stolen car tip and a BB hole incident at Carl's Luncheonette along with an attempted home entry on Orchard Terrace.
The article details a heat affected, lively set of activities at Conant and Race Streets playgrounds with plaster craft, races, bubble blowing, water drinking, and games. It highlights Holly Kaiser winning a bite contest, various sports events, art shows, and upcoming weeks featuring softball, stick ball, and a trip to a Met game.
In Alexandria, Judge Allan L Tumarkin fined $10 after a guilty plea for a parking violation. Sergio Gonzalez of Irvington received a suspended 30 day jail term, a $100 fine, and one year probation for eluding police. Yolanda Bass of Newark pleaded guilty to issuing a fraudulent check with a $35 fine. A separate pair of guilty pleas led to $65 and $15 fines for careless driving and parking on private property. No further details provided.
An August forecast lists Aries advice on keeping secrets with new acquaintances and tense talks with the opposite sex. It warns Geminis about authority figures, Leos on paying tribute to an associate, and Virgos to mind their own business. Pisces faces caution with the opposite sex and overpromised commitments. A personal profile offer appears with a request for birth details and $51.00.
The article notes many recreation facilities in use and describes caty sculpturing by Hackett, Dauguatine, Boulder Brink, and Michele Monguso. Sculptures will be shown at the Union County Parks Art Exhibit in Autumn. The piece also covers a senior softball season opening, local players, and a chess and Monopoly games among participants, with various names listed.
Governor Byrne cut $384 million from the budget after an income tax vote failure while the Legislature approved a $267.8 million supplemental package. Tax ideas linger with $160 million to raise, including a corporate tax rise to 7.5 percent and a retroactive unearned income tax. Senior citizen exemptions reach $2,000 for individuals and $4,000 for couples over 65. Restorations include mass transit subsidies, county college funding, employee increments, local health aid, shore protection, and education for the handicapped as the state seeks to balance fiscal 75–76.
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