Cautious Autoists On March Weather
March weather extremes warn drivers to be doubly cautious. Raymond R. King, Hill side Highway Safety Coordinating Committee chairman, urges staying in proper lanes and practicing safe winter driving as patches of ice and variable surfaces pose hazards. He notes left turns should be from the right lane near center, forbids U turns on curves or grades, and cautions against backing or turning where visibility is blocked for 500 feet.
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Raymond R. King
Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee
New Jersey
Out Of State Cars Have Plate Trouble
Several drivers faced plate and license issues on Route 29 at headquarters over the weekend. Andrew Peterson of Peoria Illinois, stopped by Inspector Whitehouse for no license plates, released on $10 bail and due in Municipal Court March 17. Clarence Henry of Berks County Pennsylvania, released on $10 bail for expired New York plates, due March 3. Fred Rath of Irvington New Jersey, released on summons with car held for improper plates. Seymour Stein of Bronx New York forfeited $6, due March 24. Donald McGarty of New York City released on $10 bail, due March 3 for driving without a license.
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Illinois
Andrew Peterson
Peoria
New York
Whitehouse
Clarence Henry
Berks County
Fred Rath
Linden Avenue
Trrvington
Seymour Stein
Walton Avenue
Bronx
N. Y
Donald McGarty
Webster Avenue
Traffic lane rules stressed by Chairman King
Chairman King emphasized that traffic confusion and accidents come from weaving between lanes and turning from the wrong lane. He stated that right turns must come from the lane nearest the right curb and drivers should stay as close as practical to the curb until the turn is finished.
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Euver
King
Technician To Speak On Crippled Child at March meeting
Brother Henry Kroeter of Elizabeth will address Union County unit of The New Jersey Parents Group For Retarded Children Inc at the Columbian Club House 338 Union Avenue on Thursday March 8. Kroeter, crippled children's clinic coordinator and physiotherapist at Alexian Brothers Hospital, recounts six years building a hospital program into an active clinic and will discuss The Crippled Child with moving pictures followed by a Q A period. Mrs John Leeming of Westfield, unit program chairman, announced today.
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Henry Kroeter
C.F.A.R.N.N
Elizabeth
Union County
New Jersey
For Retarded Children Inc
Columbian Club House
Union Avenue
Kroeter
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Brother Kroeter
John Leeming
Westfield
Saybrook Seventh Grade Presents Beware of Suspicious Characters
The Saybrook School seventh grade staged the comedy Beware of Suspicious Characters Friday under Mrs. Isobel Sommer. Cast included Walter Knapp Judith Bloom William Aldredge Robert Dischler Evelyn Lysat and Joan Willms with solos by Juliana Moskaluk and Peggy Ann Aldredge and baton twirlers Carole Butler and Janet Price. Additional solos were by Elaine Wasilkowski and Richard Buntele.
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Saybrook School
Isobel Sommer
Walter Knapp
Judith Bloom
William Aldredge
Robert Dischler
Evelyn Lysat
Joan Willms
Juliana Moskaluk
Peggy Ann Aldredge
Carole Butler
Janet Price
Elaine Wasilkowski
Richard Buntele
Assigned To Leader Course At Fort Dix
Pvt. Edward D. Pearce of 138 Harding terrace completed fourteen weeks of basic training at Fort Dix and has been assigned eight weeks of leadership instructions at the camp. Township notes mention a house for sale with Theresa M. Bensen as broker and WA 6-4240-Adv.
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Fort Dix
Pvt
Edward D. Pearce
Harding Terrace
Theresa M. Bensen
Easter Seals drive moves 1,000,000 sheets to post offices
Kathy Cornell of 244 Bloy Street stands with an Easter Bunny perch among mail bags containing part of more than one million sheets for the 1951 Easter Seal campaign in New Jersey. Kathy, a patient at the cerebral palsy unit of New Jersey Orthopedic Hospital in Orange, is linked to the chapter’s projects.
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Kathy Cornell
Bloy Street
New Jersey
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Kathy
Puppet Show Showcased By Hillside School Parent
Mrs. Jacques Weintraub of 1555 Maple Avenue produced and exhibited a puppet show for Vivian Stern’s Hillside Avenue School second graders as part of the Human Resources program. The program, suggested by Columbia University, seeks parent expertise to supplement classroom instruction and includes two other talks already.
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Jacques Weintraub
Maple Avenue
Vivian Stern
Hillside Avenue School
Lads Club Receives 28-Foot Shuffleboard Gift
Elizabeth City Councilman Michael Lapella presented a twenty eight foot shuffleboard Sunday to Joseph Jenkins, president of the Lads Club at 1270 Liberty Avenue. Also present were Arthur McGinn and Harold Somers. Delivery was by the Witte Company of Rossmore, Staten Island. The club, founded last year, has gained support from neighboring areas and New York after being referred by George Murray of Purolator's Rahway plant.
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Elizabeth City
Michael Lapella
Joseph Jenkins
Liberty Avenue
Arthur McGinn
Harold Somers
Witte Company
Rossmore
Staten Island
New York
Lapella
George Murray
Irvington
Purolator
Rahway
Junior Piano Pupils Presented In Recital
Junior piano pupils of Miss Amy Buchbinder gave a recital at the home of Dr and Mrs Prentiss Ward at 1481 Maple Avenue. Performers included Robert Ward Patricia Ward Marjorie Rosenberg Barbara Rogenberg Steven Tabakin Myron Rosenberg Bernard Koblentz Howard Becker Bruce Beal Jerry Spielvogel Nancy Spielvogel Ellen Goodman Judith Klein Arlene Heyman Ilene Nagazina Miriam Lowenstein Lois Schleifer Carol Senner Susan Wallin Elaine Lopesky and Carol Hudziak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Buchbinder
Miriam Lowenstein
Lois Schleifer
Carol Senner
Susan Wallin
Elaine Lapesky
Carol Hudziak
Stolen Gym Gear From Blanche Fiske Vehicle
Police report a Saturday theft from Blanche Fiske home on 1569 Leslie Street. Items taken include towels sneakers a jersey and a canvas bag valued at 15 dollars.
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Saturdau
Blanche Fiske
Leslie Street
Civilian Defense Training Emphasized for Emergencies
Civic leaders stress broad training for residents through the Civilian Defense Council to equip volunteers for any emergency. Chief Brylander notes auxiliary units require first aid skills and specific assignments. Registration details ask for name, address, phone, division choice and availability.
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Civilian Defense Council
Stresenq
Ciy
Pennsylvania
Woodbridge
Murcipal
Brylander
Ian
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