Winter driving patterns urged to cut auto accidents
Police Chief Paulr Korlesky warns that winter travel accidents rise due to reduced visibility and loss of control on snow or ice. He urges three steps: ensure equipment for visibility, use skid prevention tech, and maintain cautious driving. Drivers should check wiper blades, ice removal, and windshields, plus heed National Safety Council findings on winter hazards.
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Art Scholarships Offered By New Jersey Women’s Clubs
The New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs announces two art scholarships for high school seniors in New Jersey. The Mary Roebling Scholarship For Painting awards $750 for further training to the state’s top painting winner, while the Helen F Boehm Scholarship For Sculpture offers a similar prize. Open to all seniors in public, private, or parochial schools statewide, painting entries may use any media and sculpture entries may be in ceramic, chalk, stone, wood, plaster, bronze, or other hard media. The competition is organized nationwide by the federation and is chaired by Mrs. John E. Volkmann of Ham...
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Eleven district chairmen to cover all counties exhibit
Eleven district chairmen will organize exhibitions in their districts with two winners chosen by a professional artists jury, one sculpture and one painting from each district to be judged at the New Jersey Style Museum in Trenton next April. Finalists compete for scholarships to be awarded at Art Day on April 19 by Mrs Roebling and Mrs Boehm. Entry blanks and details are available from Mrs Paul Szafin, 7 High Street, Perth Amboy.
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Don Heights
Arts
State Museum
Coreatii
New Jersey Siyle Museum
Trenton
Museum Arts Committee
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Boehm
Edward" Marshall Boehm
Trenton Ceramic
Uilptar
Paul Szafin
High Street
Perth Amboy
Aliens Now Required to File Address Report Card
E P Bouchard district director of INS announced under the Immigration and Nationality Act that every alien in the United States must file an Address Report card during January. Exceptions include diplomats and temporary agricultural workers. Cards may be filed at post offices or INS offices. In January 1959 over 150 000 aliens filed in New Jersey, and numbers are expected to rise.
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E. P. Bouchard
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
Immigration, and Nationality
New Jersey
Aliens in New Jersey Must File Address Reports
District Director notes that aliens who entered the United States and settled in New Jersey face penalties for not filing an Address Report card. Forms will be available at Post Offices and Immigration Service offices throughout January. Mr. Bouchard urges anyone unsure if they must file or needing more information to contact the Immigration and Naturalization Service New Jersey office.
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Immigration Service
Free drinks for New Year drivers on Parkway
The Garden State Parkway plans a safety drive on New Year’s Day with about 5,000 invitation cards offering a cup of coffee or tea to motorists at Parkway restaurants. Invitations, passed by toll collectors between midnight and 11 am, are valid until noon and aim to encourage safe driving and periodic breaks on long trips.
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Red Bank
Garden State Parkway
New Jersey
Aul- Hagelty
Parkway
Authority
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White
Tnvitation Ecards
Calvin Coolidge Holiday Program at the school
The first three grades of Calvin Coolidge School presented a December 1 program in the school auditorium directed by Miss Mildred Fary-Weather, Miss Frances Ehman, and Miss Ethel Deber. The play titled The Case of the Misbehaving Toys featured Daddy Martin Richard Treedman Mobey Kenneth Kosszowski Belle Nene Pappert and Santa Claus Mitchell Nedick.
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Calvin Coolidge School
Mildred Fary- Weather
Frances Ehman
Ethel Deber
Daddy Martin
Richard Treedman
Mobey
Kenneth Koszowski
Belle
Nene Pappert
Santa Claus
Mitchell Nedick
Fragmented cast list for a grade school toy pageant
A long OCR read shows a scattered roster of participants and props for a grade level performance. Names include Raymond Bajza Janet Olsen Steven Friedland Danigl Oris Bien Coopersmith Kathleen Brant Mario Trevarco Glenn Piccinino Craig Stier Cynthia Werb Edward Leibowitz Barry Aleshnick Richart Hodavance Chester Martino Arthur Pereira Michtret Singh Jay Seteman Shelley Fredericks Heather Greene Laura Moss Terri Jennett Wagiden Goldiers Leslie Balin Ruth Gitlin Debba Gorlin Ruth Harzula Maxine Jennett Margaret Kilduff Abbey Marks Barbara Memolr Marcia Waton Josephine Wojenski Michael Block Joseph Boho Benjamin Borkowski Joseph Kraemer Edward Larkon Howard Nemiroff Wayne Smith Jan Swierko Kenneth Ward Steven Kass Jumping Jacks Joseph Ciasulli Jay Levene Raymond Kennedy Mary Allee Salvo Linda Rodman Jack-in-the-Boxes Patsy Bon tempo Klappholz Ray Gerber Kolski Edward Carl Nicholas Logothetis David Stelber Daniel Sussman Baby Dolls Grade 1 Jan Kilbut Felicia Heir Linda Spiv Virginia Price Jean Kril Elizabeth Salvo Lorain Cagnina Robin Toltz Patricia Herring Pamela Tomason Dale Caslow Animals Grade 1 Marilyn Gall Cat James Mesterhazy Mouse Jeanine Cupido Rabbit Joel Jacobs Monkey Linda Himanik Baby Chick Terrie Zpielhola Hen Thomas Fasolino Tiger Anthony Vitale Giraffe Gary Wiernilk Mouse Steven Murray Turtle Ushers Linda Huber Susan Cleland Lights Robert Kobertser Marcia Zucker Cheryl Wojenski Mr Clarence Paryatt
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Raymond Bajza
Janet Olsen
Steven Friedland
Danigl Oris
Bien Coopersmith
Kathleen Brant
Mario Trevarco
Glenn Piccinino
Craig Stier
Cynthia Werb
Edward Leibowitz
Barry Aleshnick
Richart Hodavance
Chester Martino
Arthur Pereira
Michtret Singh
Jay Seteman
Shelley Fredericks
Heather Greene
Laura Moss
Terri Jennett
Wagiden Goldiers
Leslie Balin
Ruth Gitlin
Debba Gorlin
Ruth *Harzula
Maxine Jennett
Margaret Kilduff
Abbey Marks
Barbara Memolr
Marcia Waton
Josephine Wojenski
Michael Block
Joseph Boho
Benjamin Borkowski
Joseph Kraemer
Edward _Larkon
Howard Nemiroff
Ayne Smith
Jan Swierzko
Kenneth Ward
Steven Kass
Linda Borpe
William Cohen
Carol Savitz
Barbara Pedoredyk
Sandra Gemindper
Janice Rulan
Randall Aldred
Raymond Walterhythe
Carol Arichson Mouse
Penny Howarth
Music Box
Sherri Ash
Shelley Berger
Bonnie Blumenjan
Catherine Fasolina
Darlene Payesko
Joyce Huber
Linda la Maxine Losseff
Frances Miczowski
Joseph Ciasul
Linda Huber
Susan Cleland
Robert Kobertser
Marcia, Zucker
Cheryl Wojenski
Clarence Paryatt
Cranford Union Junior College Opens Meteorological Station
Dr Kenneth C MacKay announces CRANFORD Union Junior College will begin weather observations in January at a new Ni Mmahegan Building site. Harold D Duflocq will run the station with faculty and students, recording daily temps degree days and weather data for U S Weather Bureau, industry and public.
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Cranford—Union Junior College
U.S. Weather Bureau
Kenneth C. MacKay
U. S.C
Harold D. Duflocq
Elizabeth Avenue
Weather Bureau
Noma Hegah Park
Dutleeg
Duffoeq
Union County
Diei
MacKay
Duflocq
New York City
Flushing, N. Y
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