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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1975
Page
7
The Hillside Times thanks two active members, Louise Mooney and Elaine Haas, co secretaries of the Wall Place Association, for tireless work in correspondence and calls. Nick Piegaro commends their efforts to improve the Hillside neighborhood and town.
Ms Violet Williams thanks Hillside Ambulance Squad for assisting her after a bad fall on October 24 1975. She names Christine Hurd and two unnamed helpers and also thanks Linden police for their aid.
A candidate thanks friends Bea Kasper Vic Kasper Nancy Kasper Buzz Donah Pat Donah for campaign help and expresses gratitude to voters. The note congratulates John Kulish as winner and offers ongoing assistance as township clerk.
The Hillsiders thank supporters from both parties after the recent election. They promise to work for citizens, channel enthusiasm into productive activity, address raised concerns, and propose viable remedies.
On October 28 1975 Lt Paul DeGraw ordered a survey of all school children who cross at guard posts while on duty. The Hill Side Crossing Guards Association objects arguing the survey breaks safety rules and may reduce crossing posts. They cite safety, prior practice, and potential risk to children urging rescission of the directive.
A municipal election flyer distributed by a party praise of its own contributions targets a district segment, drawing criticism for ethnic and racial appeals. The piece failed to gain more votes than last year across districts one through six, and supporters urge candidates to avoid ward tactics while emphasizing Hillside’s fifteen districts and six schools.
On Sunday November 9 Hillside seniors gathered at the Italian-American Club for a generous spaghetti dinner. Guests enjoyed abundant food and dancing with lively music, expressing sincere thanks to the club members for alovely day.
Eleanor Demarest of New Jersey GASP defends smoke free air while noting health risks of second hand smoke. She argues nonsmokers deserve choice and criticizes coercive smoking while recounting Mrs. Schmid’s role at the Hillside Health Fair and responses to a cigar smoker.
The Greater Newark Chamber of Commerce pushes an express bus line from downtown Newark to Newark International Airport to spur regional economic growth. Chamber president David S Rinsky cites rising demand from business people residents and visitors while Port Authority data show Newark users increasing since 1968 amid declines elsewhere and fewer flights.
The Newark Museum hosts a new exhibition titled Sik Tea and Porcelain Trade Goods from the Orient. It showcases luxury decorative arts from Europe and Asia and runs through August 1976. The display traces silk, tea, porcelain, and spice trades from ancient Rome through medieval access to spices, and notes the late 1600s sea routes by the Dutch and Portuguese expanding European trading missions in India, China, and Japan.
New deadlines set for Spot News Monday by 5 p.m. Social News Friday by 5 p.m. Letters to the Editor Friday by 5 p.m. Classified ads Monday by 5 p.m. Display ads Friday by 12 p.m. Ads received after these deadlines will be held for the following week.
A youth was arrested Wednesday of last week for breaking into Walter O. Krumbiegel School. Additional notes report a car jumping the curb and running over a lawn on Conant Street, a stolen 1975 Ford valued at 6400 dollars from 1319 North Broad Street, and a bicycle theft involving a 12 year old victim at the Salem and Coe drug store.
The page blends horoscopes for zodiac signs with local notices. It reports Moonchild’s case in Hillside, a Garden State Parkway toll arraignment, and a tax sale notice listing properties and owners with amounts due. Officials include Thomas L. Moses and Bernard Levine. The collector Lawrence Levitas schedules December 2 1975 sale at 2:00 PM in the Hillside Municipal Building.
State Senator Alexander J. Menza introduces Senate 1111 to create a Division of Fire within the Department of Law and Public Safety and establish a State Fire Marshall. Backed by the administration, fire groups, and the New Jersey State Firemens Advisory Council, the bill aims to expand inspector qualifications and powers following the Uniform Construction Code. The measure seeks swift passage this session.
The Hillside Community Players stage Oliver a musical based on Dickens Oliver Twist. Performances run at 8:00 p m on December 12 13 14 19 20 and 21 at the Hillside Firehouse Theatre on Maple Avenue corner Oakland Terrace. For tickets call 926 1050.
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