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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1976
Page
7
A poem presents Mr Life the invisible man urging Mr Somebody to embrace life and bravery. It contrasts life’s realities with caution against fear, urging growth, activity, and shared moments. The piece ends with Life reminding Somebody that dues are paid by embracing choices and resilience.
The Hillside Times calls out ongoing vandalism across Coe Ave and Evans Terminal injuring private and public property. It urges schools to educate, harsher penalties, filing complaints, and parental responsibility to deter the acts. Police response is urged as youths target homes and houses of worship.
Hillside area records recall mid March 1776 when Lord Howe began evacuating Boston prompting New Jersey calls to send troops to defend New York. Washington’s artillery from Fort Ticonderoga helped fortify Dorchester Heights and the British abandoned Boston after bombardment and storms.
Eugene Byers notes that the Hillside Police Basketball Team and the BCA Thunderbirds played a three game series to boost youth engagement and nonviolent activity. The police won game one 71 69, and the Thunderbirds won game two 71 65, highlighting community effort and mutual respect.
The Hillside Community Center welcomes daily use by seniors and all ages, with activities like card games Mosaic ceramics and needle work coordinated by Dan Palladino. The center’s commission is praised for planning and execution as a mini bus brings in new visitors each day alongside long-time regulars.
Hillside High School Golar Guard earned second place in the Fifth Annual Bergen fied High School Invitational. The small division entry beat Hawthorne Morris Knolls North Arlington West field but fell to Montville. Limited gym access forced practice in the cafeteria and library ahead of this Saturday’s Ridgefield Park competition at Ridgefield Hillside gym arena.
D. Scott Featherstone of Fallbrook California rails against Hillside School Board cuts and a proposed computer system for Mr. Austin and colleagues. He cites reduced summer school driver education and speech therapy while funds appear to cover the computer project.
Tasch extends gratitude to campaign managers Nancy Light and Beth Pollak, editor Rona Parker, friend Carolyn Podchaski, and volunteers who hosted teas, staffed phones, staffed polls, and delivered circulars. She credits voters and supporters for the successful election.
Monroe Gardens manager David Sawicki thanks the Hillside Police Department and Rescue Squad in a community letter. He praises their immediate professional and courteous response to stray animals suspicious persons fainting spells and other medical needs.
Robert McNamara urges shift from weaponry to aiding developing nations. He cites one trillion-dollar naval plans and asks how security improves when billions live in poverty. He proposes richer nations meet seven tenths of one percent of GNP for development to boost growth and curb tyranny.
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