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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1956
Page
3
Assemblywoman Florence P Dwyer campaign plan includes a county wide door to door survey to gauge voter views on domestic and foreign issues. Volunteers will collect opinions for a report to the people and guide future congressional action.
The Elizabethtown Red Cross chapter will offer a canteen disaster training course on April 30 May 2 and May 4 at 9:30 am at the Green Lane plant Union. Mrs Mary S Hall will teach how to plan buy prepare and serve food for fifty and run a sandwich line. Participants receive eligibility for disaster canteen work and those not wishing to serve regularly will be registered to be called in floods storms or explosions.
The Elizabeth town Chapter of the American Red Cross calls for volunteers to register for the upcoming community week. Citizens are urged to send their names to 644 Salem Avenue or contact EL 3-2500 or EL 2-1251 for details and enrollment.
A party celebrating Mrs. Frances Weintraub's divorce led to fines for both her and Charles L. Kennedy Jr. in Magisterate's Court. Weintraub, 32, of Jackson Heights, was fined 225 dollars and had her license suspended two years for allowing a drunk Kennedy to drive. Kennedy, 38, of 427 West Carpenter Lane, Pennsylvania, also fined 225 dollars and lost driving privileges for two years. Patrolmen Milburn and Steir stopped them March 20 at 3 20 a.m. on Route 22 after a speeding observation. Weintraub said she had just obtained a divorce. Kennedy was deemed unfit to drive by Dr. Joseph Peyser. A separate case involved Robert Engel, 37, of 401 Rose Hill Place, Elizabeth, who skidded into a tree during the March 18 storm, suffering a facial laceration and facing drunken driving charges with a 225 dollar fine and two-year license suspension after Dr. Peyser confirmed unfitness.
A 15 year old Newark boy was arrested for stealing James Rhodes car from West Market Street Newark. Detective Lt. Charles Grant said the youth admitted the theft to detectives Duffy and Mason. Officer Davies spotted the group March 15 and they drove away. The car belonged to William Segal of Williamson Avenue Newark. Police traced the youth who drove to Hillside and abandoned the car, later recovered in Newark.
Three rings valued at 1370 were reported missing to police by Harry Weinstein of 980 Revere Drive last Wednesday night. Weinstein said his wife was driving to New York on Friday March 16. She removed the rings because her fingers were swollen and wrapped them in cloth.
Woman discovers three rings missing from her handbag on a Wednesday. Items include a diamond and ruby ring valued at 370 dollars a diamond engagement ring worth 600 dollars and a cocktail ring with diamonds and rubies valued at 400 dollars. Police informed.
Morris County Fair will host New Jersey s largest gathering of horsemen in years with six riding clubs from northern New Jersey staging the first large scale parade. About 200 riders are expected to participate in the jamboree at the fair grounds.
The Morris County Fair Association invites riding clubs and riders to participate in two days of shows and games at the fair grounds on August 25 and 26. The parade Saturday morning will lead into a full day of judging, with anticipated participation from many clubs and riders. Cash prizes and other awards will be offered for various events. Call the association office at 1000 Signs for more information.
The ad touts Plymouth as offering Safety-Rim wheels electric windshield wipers and twin-cylinder front brakes, claiming Plymouth leads in safety. It argues read in value boosts sales and enables dealers to offer exceptional deals on a big, value-packed Plymouth for easy ownership.
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