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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1975

Page

16

Hillside K-9 unit defended amid critic’s attacks

A Hillside reader writes in to rebut Mr Saboski’s critique of the K-9 demonstration and defends Midnight the police dog. The letter argues the unit protects citizens, cites a bicycle thief stopped by Midnight, and attacks critics who seek to end or weaken canine crime-fighting programs.

Hillside Saboski Mr. Saboski Midnight Hillside Police Dept Elizabeth Irvington

Midnight dog defends town amid crime letters and court sale

Patricia McGinn argues Midnight the patrol dog keeps order in Hillside, praising his gentle nature and protection of locals while criticizing crime victims and officials. A New Jersey mortgage sale by the Union County Superior Court is detailed, listing 1438 Compton Terrace Hillside as the subject with foreclosure procedures and a scheduled sale date.

Sheriff's Sale Superior Court OF New Jersey Chancery Division Union ‘County Docket East Mortgage State of New Jerey Dan J. Turn Ctx Vendue Elizabeth N.J Hillside Union New Jersey Compton Terrace Belleee Ten Alee Compton Minten la von Terrace

Son of a Cop Reflects on Duty and Return Home

A reader writes about the experience of being the son of a police officer. It speaks to the strength required and the constant risk his father takes while upholding justice. The poem conveys relief at his safe return home, then the worry when he must go back to work.

Wolfe Patricia McGinn Hillside Ave

List of names appears in damaged OCR segment

A long, comma separated list of personal names including Davis, Donna, Duane Davis, Jimmy de la Torre, Shania Dunn, Angela Edwards, Tena Epps, Anthony Ferreira, and many others. The fragment ends with Carlos Wright, indicating a partial roster or index.

Walter O Krumbiegel School Graduation Ceremony 1966

Graduation exercises at Walter O Krumbiegel School began at 1 30 PM on June 24 with Pomp and Circumstance. The theme Ballad For Americans featured songs such as Motherhood America Lift Every Voice Shenandoah This Is My Country and Let There Be Peace On Earth. Ended with Graduation Day. Eighth grade teachers in charge were Mrs Nicky Glassman Mrs Veronica Mondrinos Mr Marvin McCurtis and Mr Paul Monterosso. Director of music was Mrs Barbara Brandoberry. The graduating class includes Jeffrey Allen Antoinette Alston Teretha Alston Peter Audenas Richard Anthony Darry Bailey Derrick Bell Major Bizzell Norman Boatright Patricia Brenner Irving Brown Gregory Buy Coles Craig Carter Carolyn Damore Cheryl.

Walter O. Krumbiegel School America Ihe Nicky Glassman Veronica Mondrinos Marvin McCurtis Paul Monterosso Barbara Brandoberry Walter O. Krumblegel School Lows Jeffrey Allen Antoinette Alston Teretha Alston Peter Audenas Richard Anthony Darry Bailey Derrick Bell Major Bizzell Norman Boatright Patricia Brenner Irving Brown Gregory Buoy Marla Burack Nancy Burgos Craig Carter Joseph Coler Gregory Coles Pamela Crayton Carolyn Damore Chery

Stars From Hillside Class of '74 Find Diverse Paths in College Athletics

Graduation of Hillside's Class of '75 prompts a look at the '74 cohort. Glen Nick at Maryland on a football scholarship helped by a strong team. Rich Cort at Colgate and Tom Barnett at Lafayette display solid cores. Al Karl, Al Carasio, Ron Boehm, Ron Lynch, Kurt Ninesling, George Helock, Vin Brazo, Jon Major, and Sue Starko pursue college sports across multiple schools, with positions ranging from football to golf and tennis.

David Lazarus Hillside Glen Nick Maryland Nick Maryland University Glen Comets Rich Cort Colgate University Hamilton New York Cort Colgate al Karl Union Junior College Cranford al Carasio Carasio Trenton State Jersey City State Bobby Cowan Jersey City Joe DiMario Ron Boehm Montclair State Boehm Montclair Ron Lynch University of Miami Lynch Ronny Kurt Ninesling Stockton George Helock Kean Ninesting Helock Vin Brazo Glassboro State Vin Glassboro Jon Major Brandeis Jon Sue Starko Mike Ci

July 1775 Preparations and Movements Across the Colonies

In July 1775 colonists prepared for an uncertain future. Connecticut troops relocated near New York City to Harlem, deserters were recaptured in Elizabethtown, and New Jersey ship guns and bayonets were asked for by the New York Committee on Safety. The Delaware River defenses were debated at Red Bank and Gloucester County, while Fort Ticonderoga and Lake Champlain gained strategic attention. Washington sought 22 000 troops and supplies, ordered uniforms and rank insignia, and tried to curb road-side tree damage. Congress petitioned the King, Wilkes urged reconciliation, and London’s leaders pressed for restraint.

Morristown New York Connecticut Harlem Arca Manhattan Old Elizabethtown New York Committee On Safety Continental Congress New Jersey Pennsylvania Committee On Red Bank Delaware River Gloucester County Pennsylvania Fort Ticonderoga Lake Champlain Canada Massachusetts Provincial Congress Washington Gage John Wilkes London America Wilkes George

El Nino and its impact on Peru coast fisheries

The article explains El Nino as a periodic shift in winds and sea currents along the west coast of South America that drives away fish and birds in large numbers. It describes how southerly winds turn westward, slow the Peru current, and let a warmer northern current intrude. El Nino has occurred five or six times in the last 0 years.

South America Peru

Calese Misses Kean Season After Knee Surgery

Calese, a player who would have starred for Kean this season, is sidelined by knee surgery. The injury ends his expected impact for the team and alters roster plans as Kean prepares for upcoming games.

Calese Kean

Police blotter items report several local incidents

Louis Alello, 18, was injured trying to break up a fight in a Dairy Queen lot and later released from St. Elizabeth Hospital. police seek the fighters. A 65 Dodge van owned by Wayne Olcheski had all windows broken in a Bloy Street lot near Route 22 with damage around 300 dollars. Eric Lamonica said a juvenile struck him with a club on Franklin Street. the juvenile fled. Dennis Gregory reported an attempted home entry failed. A 15 year old boy reported his bronze ten speed stolen from in front of the municipal pool. Pauline Hill reported the trunk and valuables stolen from her 1975 Chevy on North Broad Street. Patrolman William Dierakt recovered an eighties Dodge stolen in Newark at Clark and Munn.

Louis Alello Morris Place Dairy Queen St. Elizabeth Hospital Alello Wayne Olcheski Bloy St Route 22 Pauline Hill North Broad St

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Bob Saboski Dror Ee Cleaners Panna. Ave Broed St Eliz Roselle-Lippman CO Sidney T. Holt U.S.G Kinney Idg Newark Mike de Rose Liberty Ave Vie Franco Kingston Fuel CO Gements Hillside, WJ Jeanne Davis Karen Pydeski Ms. Pydeski Soen Ralph Oriscello Nicky DeMaio Agel Navy Vincent E. Trainor Miriam Place Naval Training Center Orlando Fla Radioman School San Diego Hillside Historical Society National Park Service Department of the Interior New Jersey Historical Commission Eric Lamonica Franklin St Dennis Gregory Long Ave Tee William Dierakt Clark and Munn Test-Rite Optical CO Hillside, NJ Knights of Columbus
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