Municipal Court Docket From Newark August 6 1970
Judge Robert Diamond presided as Melvin R. Spence of Newark pleaded guilty to driving while revoked and paid 205 dollars. Gerald Thurston of Crawford admitted driving under the influence and had a six month driving suspension after paying 55 dollars. Leonard Capting of Maplewood pleaded guilty to careless driving and paid 40 dollars. Edward Summers of Middletown Penn pleaded guilty to operating an unregistered vehicle with a 20 dollar fine suspended. Richard Eustis of Hillside faced marijuana possession with case held for Grand Jury. Margaret Pierson of Harrison faced two motor vehicle charges and was found not guilty. Richard and Lucy Webster of Irvington were fined 15 dollars each for not exterminating mice. Thomas Buckley of Elizabeth was guilty for dog at large, paid 50 dollars. Lucious Gamous of Newark was found guilty of assault on a police officer with 10 days jail suspended after some charges were dismissed. Gerardo Tot Jr of Hillside was found not guilty of careless driving. Patricia Krause of Bricktown was found guilty of a toll violation with 10 dollar fine suspended. Luther Doby of Hillside was found guilty of assault and profanity with 10 days jail suspended on each count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Thurston
Lincoln Ave
Crawford
Edward Summers
Lawrence St
Middletown
Penn
Margaret Pierson
No. 5Th St
Harrison
N.J
Richard and
Lucy Webster
Ellis Ave
Irvington
Board of Health
Hillside
Thomas Buckley
Irvington Ave
Elizabeth
Lucious Gamous
High St
Newark
Gerardo Tot, Jr
Hillside Ave
Taht Jean Schock
Palh Ave
Patricia Krause
Brick Blvd
Bricktown
Union Plaza
Garden State Parkway
Eee
Luther Doby
State St
Talent Show Opens Tonight in Union County Park
The sixth annual Union County Youth Talent Night starts at 7:00 p.m. on a lawn beside the Administration Building in Warinanco Park Elizabeth Roselle. Performers under 18 were chosen by the Union County Park Commission recreation department. The Clark Recreation Stage Band with 15 members opens the show playing Glen Miller era tunes. Organist Joseph Kurasz of Linden, seven years old, will perform a preview before his August 30 organ concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Union County Park Commission
Warinanco Park
Elizabeth
Roselle
Recreation Department
the Park Commission
Clark Recreation Stage Band
Yesteryear
Glen Miller
Tommy Dorsey
Nat Carren
Clark
Rock Concerts and Tours at Newark Museum Schedule
Free noontime programs at the Newark Museum feature Snakes of New Jersey by William Mayer on Tuesday August 18 at 12 30 p m a Building Stones tour of Newark led by Alice Blount on Wednesday August 18 at 2 30 p m Rock in the Garden by Ernest Spinnello and The Chatters on Thursday August 20 at 12 30 p m plus recorded garden music on Monday Wednesday and Friday from noon to 2 p m and a Planetarium show Guardians of the Universe at 12 15 p m admission 25 cents adults 15 cents children 7 and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Farth Science
Ernest Spinnello
Guardians of the Universe
Planetarium
Law Student Wins Moot Court Board Seat
James W. C. Welsh, a third year Rutgers University School of Law student at the Camden campus, was elected to the Moot Court Board. The board organizes the program, selects cases, critiques briefs, and judges arguments for the National Moot Court Team. Welsh is a St Benedict’s Prep graduate who earned his bachelor's at Rutgers Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. C. Welsh
Rutgers University School of Law
Camden
Welsh
St. Benedict's Preparatory School
Rutgers
Newark
Dean’s List Honors Reach Across Several Colleges
College circles note 1 031 Glassboro State College students placed on the Dean’s List for 1969 70. Hillsiders Catherine Sawchak Laurie Rothstein and Gale Struble are named, along with George Gonos of 144 Leslie St. Montclair State College lists Leslie as a junior majoring in history. Lynda K Hartman of 76 Ogden Way named to University of Missouri Columbia Dean’s List. Alan Gurvitz of 1606 Summit Ave named to Newark College of Engineering Dean’s List as a junior in mechanical engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glassboro State College
Catherine Sawchak
Laurie Rothstein
Gale Struble
George Gonos
Leslie
Lynda K. Hartman
Ogden Way
University of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri
Alan Gurvitz
Edward R. Gurvitz
Summit Ave
Newark College of Engineering
NCE
Trailside program lineup features Deep Frontier film
At Trailside Nature and Science Center in Watchung Reservation a color sound film The Deep Frontier on life and minerals beneath the sea screens Sunday August 16 at 2 pm. Donald W May or and Elmer Van Gilder present The Universe and Dr Einstein later that day with shows at 3 and 4 pm and 8 pm August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Frontier
Union County Park Commission
Trailside Nature and Science Center
Watchung Reservation
Donald W. Mayor
Trailside
Elmer van Gilder
Einstein
Trailside Planetarium
Chil
Obituary of Lydia Shapley Bilderback 62
Lydia Shapley Bilderback 62 of 1219 Stone St died on arrival at St Elizabeth Hospital after a heart attack Sat. Wife of Willard Bilderback, born in Camden, she moved to Hillside 17 years ago from Newark. Employed 15 years in packaging at Schering Corp Union. Member of Bethany Assemblies of God Church Hillside. Surviving: son David of Hazlet. daughters Marguerite Bilderback at home Bernice Lines Martinez Ga and Rose Knot East Brunswick. brother David Shapley Gloucester. sisters Josephine McNaughton Cherry Hill Rose Wilkie Evelyn Shapley Westmont. 15 grandchildren. Funeral home McCracken Union. Also noted is a Rutgers graduate fellow and son of Harold Welsh Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Shapley Bilderback
Stone St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Willard Bilderback
Camden
Bilderback
Hillside
Newark
Schering Corp., Union
Bethany Assemblies of God Church
David
Hazlet
Marguerite Bilderback
Bernice Lines
Martinez
Rose Knot
East Brunswick
David Shapley
Cloucester
Josephine McNaughton
Cherry Hill
Rose Wilkie
Evelyn Shapley
Westmont
Civil Service Holds Meetings In New Jersey
Township officials and employees joined the first session of a Civil Service Department series led by James A. Alloway to discuss merit system policy, procedures, and local government personnel needs. Attendees focused on examination methods, job classification, hearings, and employer-employee relations with a promise of direct assistance to form local personnel departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Diseh
N.J. Dept. of Civil Service
James A. Alloway
Department
Civil Service
Civil Service Department
New Jersey
Alloway
Department of Civil Service
Public Employee Relations Commission
Civil Service Commission
John J. Farrell
William Cruz
A. R. Mangione Jr
Wayne S. Boyd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Diamond
Melvin R. Spence
Keer Ave
Leonard Capting
Hickory Dr
Maplewood
N. J
Richard Eustis
Ridgeway Ave
Bristol Myers
Kay Miller
Tina Zito
Irma H. Heyer
Scandanavia
Mrs. Bilderback
McCracken Funeral Home
Morris Ave
Union
Deat
American International Law Society
Urban Center
Harold Welsh
Princeton Avenue
FORD _ WV
Trams
BUICK
Pontiac
Muir
Syle
V8 Auto
Haxsepulenti
Union College
Cranford
Pappy Parker
Scotch Plains
Terrill Road
Sears
Liberty Avenue
Bristol-Myers
Millburn
South Plainfield
Cranford W. South Avenue
Union Avenue