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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
1
Drunkometer demonstration shown by Sidney Birnbaum and Dr. Joseph Peyser with Chief Henry Goldhor overseeing as the Hillside club event featured testing operators. Officials announced a repeat session for the New Jersey Second District on July 22 at the War Memorial Building, to train on testing motorists for DUI in a public safety effort.
A drunken driving case led to a court upholding a drunkometer test. Hoffman, 54, of 67 Colt free Inanyon, was arrested after a chase and red light crossing. The driver contended the test results were questionable, but testimony from Dr. Peyser supported alcoholic content measurements.
Judge Birnbaum found Hoff man’s mental processes largely intact though driving was impaired. Assistant Attorney L Emanuel Gersten appeared for the township. Wenceslius Baratauskas of 829 Emerson Avenue Elizabeth was convicted of drunken driving, fined 275 dollars and had his license revoked for two years.
A family lunch ended as smoke filled the second floor of a seven room house at 1430 Stanley Terrace. Fire crews from Hillside fought a blaze that damaged one bedroom heavily and three other rooms. Origin of the fire was not determined.
Class of 1956 at Hillside High School posted stellar achievements with Abigail Garson earning six scholarships totaling 26000 while Ira Silverstein won 5000 from Princeton and both pursue medicine. Track times improved and old marks were challenged as the student body celebrated academic and athletic excellence.
Thirteen Hillide students earned degrees at Rutgers during an annual start to a refugee relief pageant. Recipients include Christina M. Kelly and Ruth Shirley Gevker, with BSc degrees in pharmacy and arts, and others from Newark and New Brunswick colleges. The ceremony featured diverse cultural performances and petitions to government representatives.
Hillside Presbyterian Church announces Daily Vacation Bible School from June 20 to 29, 9:30 to 12 daily. Under Mrs Rohwer Bleck the program includes worship, crafts, games and refreshments with staff across Nursery, Primary, Junior, and Musical sections and a refreshments committee.
At Boston University commencement Miss Marjorie A. Friedman of Hillside New Jersey received the Bachelor of Science from the school of education. Miss Shirley Ruth Kesselman of 1427 Stanley terrace was awarded the Associate in Arts from the Junior College.
A science demonstration titled Parts of Fail to be shown at Me First Baptist Church Hellside Avenue on Wednesday at 7:30. Rev Wisley A. Olsen cites the Los Angeles produced film as a science education program by ten scientists for schools and other groups.
Eleven children were confirmed at Calvary Lutheran Church Sunday by Rev. C Morgan Wagner. Confirmands include Tey Benesh Lief Hide John Karta Bruce Pierce Wayne Griffith Fred Osswald Fred Sekley Emginiine Shannon Diane Sutton Dale Zukovic and Nancy Zakovic. Wagner preached on Faith and Life.
Dr. Crystal, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Crystal of 953 Silem Avenue, received a Bachelor of Science degree in elementary education at Upsala College 68th annual commencement in East Orange.
Gail Bolan of St. Catherine's Church was nominated for the position of corresponding secretary of the Union County C Y O. The election is scheduled for Sunday June 17 at St James parish hall in Springfield.
A construction worker was injured Thursday afternoon at a home in Conant Estates Garfield while walking backward on a roof with a measuring tape. He fell through a chimney opening and was treated at the scene by Dr. Fred Wachtel and transported by ambulance to a hospital in Elizabeth. He was later transferred to a Passaic hospital.
Rochester news notes two Hillside New Jersey residents graduating from the Rochester Institute of Technology. Kenneth J Daniels earned an Associate in Applied Science from the prints department. David A Shuckman earned a Bachelor of Science from the photography department.
The Elizabeth Art Club will hold a third outdoor exhibition Saturday June 9 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in front of the old First Presbyterian Church on Broad Street and Caldwell Place Elizabeth. Severs Hillside residents will display in a unique fence post setup.
Township committee split 32 to 1 on Sunday closing of non essential business and on banning obscene literature. debates centered on enforcement, state law gaps, and impact on Hillside residents and nearby towns. measures direct town attorney to draft ordinances with July 17 public hearing set. Weather: warm and fair today.
Heil Company held a fifteen year service dinner at Towerley’s Restaurant for 24 employees reaching their 15th anniversary. The event featured a welcome speech and remarks praising long service and loyalty to the firm.
Five Hillside residents are among Montclair State Teachers College graduates to receive Bachelor of Arts degrees at the 36th annual commencement on Thursday June 14. Dr Benjamp B Mays of Georgia will deliver the commencement address as 200 candidates are listed for degree conferral.
Robert Friedman of Hillside was chosen as an alternate delegate and a Hillside youth group member was selected as delegate by the Young Democrats of Union County for the State convention in Atlantic City on June 9.
Gulden, chairman of Une flekit committee for the High Holy Days at Sinad Congregation, announces tickets go on sale Monday evening Tune 01 at 8 30. Members have access from Tune 110 June 21. after that, sales are open to the general public. Rosh Hashanah is September 6 and Yom Kippur on September 45.
An appeal was issued by Mrs Eliezer Cohen for blood donors for Mr Archi Miller of 1517 Comp LON ferrite. Miller has received transfusions at Newark Beth Israel Hospital and needs blood to replenish the hospital bank. Any type is acceptable and donors should report to the hospital authorities donating in Mr Miller's name.
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