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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1975

Page

3

88 year old woman struck by car dies in Hillside

An 88 year old woman Sophie Marsh of West Mertz Street died after being struck by a car while crossing Maple Avenue at Hillside Street Sunday morning. The driver, Simon Gillet 74 of Harding Terrace, told police he stopped for a pedestrian then she stepped into his path. Police report the accident remains under investigation at St Elizabeth Hospital.

Maple Hillside Avenues Sophie Marsh West Mertz St St Elizabeth Hospital Simon Gillet Harding Terrace Gillet Maple Ave Hillside Ave Gilet

Return and exchange rules for defective and sale items

Consumers may return or exchange merchandise for defects with a reasonable time frame and expect an adjustment. For other reasons, return policies vary by store, may require a receipt, and often limit time frames. If no satisfactory exchange exists, store credit may be offered and cash refunds are not required. Sale priced items cannot be rebought at full price.

Union College Opens Spring Semester to Early Entrants

Dr Saul Orkin, president of Union College, announced that college early admission is available to high school juniors and seniors for the spring semester. The program invites qualified students to begin college coursework ahead of the traditional schedule.

Union College Saul Orkin

Traditional sex roles strong in kibbutz study finds

Rutgers anthropologist Lione Tiger and Israeli colleague Joseph Shepher report in Woven in the Kibbutz that despite egalitarian ideals, kibbutz women largely accept and pursue traditional roles. The study, based on 34 000 people, notes women lead in education and political committees while men dominate labor and governance.

Rutgers Lione Tiger Rutgers Graduate School Joseph Shepher Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Nis General Assembly

New at the Library Fiction Listings

A long list of new fiction and authors appears in the library column, naming titles such as The fall of Midas The Unwanted Forever Brunner and The gambling man Daity. The page notes continued listings and directs readers to page 4 for more titles and authors.

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