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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1975
Page
7
Public Opinion letter recounts a hit and run on White Street October 13 at 3 30 p m that struck Tramp a 10 year old dog. The owner describes the dog’s agony, delayed vet care and a fatal heart attack after 12 a m, urging the driver to slow down and consider loved ones who might be harmed.
A grieving message laments the death of a beloved dog killed by a hit and run on White Street in Hillside on Monday October 13 1975 at 8 30 PM. The writer addresses the unknown driver apologizing for the loss of the dog given years ago as companionship to a father in law who had a stroke.
A letter argues that second hand smoke harms non smokers and violates civil rights to breathe clean air. It urges smokers to confine their habit to private spaces with consenting adults and predicts health improvements if widely observed.
The Firehouse Theatre hosted a Sunday matinee on October 26 for senior citizens invited by the Hillside Community Players. Bruce Jay Friedman’s Steambath was performed well by the cast with strong audience response to the comedy parts.
A reader writes of unrequited love and escape, expressing regret for running from a relationship and seeking forgiveness from a higher power and the beloved. The piece centers on longing, emptiness, and the finality of separation. Friday deadline note.
Hillside Rotary advances Back Roads Plans to publish a new Hillside history by reporter Jean-Rae Turner with two editions a bound signed limited copy and a larger paper edition. A Hillside Business and Professional Association steering committee begins a revival of decaying districts with a meeting set for November 17 in the College Inn.
Hillside High cross country, led by Tom Smith, extended a six meet winning streak to 11 4 in dual meets and faces the Watchung Conference and NJSIAA sectional races. The squad, backed by seniors Art Summers and Joe Carlucci and juniors Kulpan Douches Erazo Lowe Daniels, posted multiple top finishes at Rahway Warinanco Park and Berkeley Heights before a season end setback to Plainfield. The North Central Jersey ORT Bazaar is set for November 16 at YMHA Union.
Municipal court records show Allan L. Tumarkin fining Denard Brown of Mapes Place Newark 15 dollars for speeding on Central Avenue. Franny Rodriguez of Fay Avenue Elizabeth paid 35 dollars for abandoning a motor vehicle on North Broad Street. Otis Cooper of Lyons Avenue Newark fined 15 dollars for operating a motor vehicle on North Broad Street with no registration in possession.
Coordinators thank Community Center staff and volunteers for a fun filled event at Hillside Center. Individuals honored include Maryann Halloween Ernestine Truben bach Geraldine Humer Helen Beattie Rona Parker and Alfredo Vastola Susan Schulman Dave Klurman and Dr Dennis Vodarsik for their roles and penalties. Frederick Nardi found guilty of assault and battery. Alfredo Vastola fined 60 for parking on private property. Schulman fined 15 for failing to pay on Garden State Parkway.
Union College announces three Bicentennial programs in November as part of Granford’s year long celebration. Dr. Richard P. McCormick will open with a lecture on Union County and the Revolution at 8 p.m. November 5. A Jersey history musical, Jezz, debuts November 9 at 7 p.m. in the College Theatre. The final lecture, November 19 at 8 p.m., features Dr. Peter Mitchell on The War of the Revolution.
The Hillside Times presents a long weekly horoscope for Aries through Pisces with forecasts for November 9 to November 16. It promises surprising opportunities and material gains but warns of misreads and secrecy. It cautions about personal trust and urges discretion in conversations and plans.
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