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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
5
Lucius Williams president of the Belleview Terrace Block Association thanks the Township Committee and the Shade Tree Commission for pruning tree branches on 244 Ralleview Terrace. The improved street lighting is praised.
Williamson Ave Block Association rails at Hillside Township and Board of Health for failing to tidy a vacant lot at Williamson and Maple. The property, owned by Karl Kasel and reportedly being purchased by the township, is said to have rats and a putrid odor. An inspector issued a summons to Daviin Inc. for weed removal and litter.
Aries to Pisces forecasts warn of temptation deception and mood swings this week. Readers should review facts and beware rivals and manipulative associates while focusing on personal aims and avoiding rehashing bygone events.
The Times prints letters attacking Karen Pydeski and Bob Saboski over the police dog Midnight. Karen clarifies her stance while others call her remarks vicious and abusive. The writer defends Karen and urges focus on those undermining justice and public safety.
National Audubon Society presents Myths and Parallels at Trailside Nature and Science Center Sunday July 27 with showings at 2, 3, and 4 p.m. Trailside, run by Union County Park Commission, sits at Coles Avenue and New Providence Road Mountainside Watchung Reservation. Planetarium programs on Mars Science for Earthlings also Sunday and Wednesday July 30 at 8 p.m. with 35 seats first come first served. under eight not admitted.
Bikes stolen from Estelle Edelson of Wilder Street during overnight garage entry valued at 350 dollars. Purse theft from Evelyn Spinrad at Shop Rite Route 22 by two teenagers. Calvin Coolidge School vandalism with clock and fire extinguisher taken and fire extinguisher used to spray halls. Medina's Grocery window broken. Leeman Hicks reports a 63 Ford stolen from Fields Place. A 1973 Thunderbird recovered at Munder Place. theft reported in West Orange.
Municipal court records show William Clark and Bruce Abramson of Hillside were jailed with $15 fines and contempt charges for parking violations. Several residents including Pamela Patinha, Frank Patinha, and Gary Williams faced speeding fines ranging from $25 to $215. Others pled guilty to offenses from leaving the scene to possession of controlled substances with fines up to $75.
The piece extols Hillside efforts including Conant Street dike, flood relief groups, and public programs at the Community Center and Library. It notes volunteer work by Hillside residents and several local civic organizations shaping a cooperative town spirit amid challenges. Also lists multiple court fines and offenses of local residents.
The quotation asserts that precedents set by wise men carry weight as evidence of truth but are not conclusive. It emphasizes that a single, unexamined precedent cannot be decisive, illustrating cautious judicial reasoning.
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