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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1976
Page
5
Hillside resident Antonio Corti jumped into the Pas River freezing water to save a young mother and her two children. Bystanders watched as he acted selflessly on a day of peril, illustrating a rare moment when concern for others overrode personal safety and urging a community to adopt his spirit of aid.
Letter from Walter O. Krumbiegel PTA members criticizing missing Board of Education Finance Committee members during the PTA candidates night and budget presentation. They question courtesy and note other members attended at other schools. They defend proper conduct and pride in the PTA.
Hillside citizens urged better representation as Mildred Karlik called Dr. Parker obnoxious and his remarks on budget priorities drew criticism. The exchange highlighted need for discipline for members showing contempt toward colleagues amid concerns over tax dollars and care for seniors and the unemployed. Mary A. Gee
A reader thanks the Hillside Police and Fire Department for their rapid response when her husband fell ill. She notes the rescue squad arrived within minutes and he was quickly taken to the hospital, praising their readiness and service.
In 1934 George C Woodruff detailed Hillside beginnings and growth. The Hillside Public Library plans an April exhibit titled Portrait of a County Hillside and seeks old photos scrapbooks programs and clippings from local families. Contact Mrs George Luzzolino to arrange pickups and returns as volunteers help craft a bicentennial civic history of Union County and Hillside.
Hillside Tax Assessor Samuel Katz will address Hillside seniors at the Bule Community Center on March 17 at 1 pm. Katz, a 16 year tax official and 4 year resident, will explain tax exemptions for seniors and discuss pending legislation in Trenton.
The Elizabeth Public Library at 11S Broad St hosts Saturday 2 p.m. matinees in the main auditorium 4th floor Annex. March 13 features Bicentennial U.S.A. from ARBA, Old First and Boxwood Hall from NBC, and Hammerman In Williamsburg from Colonial Williamsburg. A St Patrick's Day bake sale, Eye-Mobile eye examinations, and numerous club meetings follow in town.
Health Inspector Angelo Bonanno says fees for retail food establishments will rise. The 1953 license fee is replaced with a new schedule based on establishment type, with Class One for large supermarkets set at $100 and other classes following.
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