Traffic Violators Clog Local Court
On Route 29 in Magistrate Clarence B Kremer s court Saturday motorists were fined for traffic violations. Thomas Crichton Jr Irvington paid newton 9 for 70 mph. Joseph Prudente Summit 62 mph. George Jeter Jersey City 6 for trailer plate and 4 for no lights. Alfred Piscetello Kangton 10 careless driving. Frederick Raith Irvington 10 improper plates. Robert Warfield Westfield 10 passing on left. Peter Lavorn Newark 10 driving too d.
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Clarence B. Kremer
Thomas_Crichton
Irvington
Joseph Prudente
Summit
George Jeter
Jersey City
Sie
Alfred Piscetello
Kangton
Frederick W. Raith
Robert B. Warfield
Traffic violators listed for offenses
From two persons who failed to keep right seven drivers who ran red lights two drivers who failed to halt at stop signs and eleven for overtime parking.
Hundred Report At Adult School Opening
About 100 persons attended the opening session of the Adult School at the high school last Thursday evening, says director Walter Krumbiegel. Dropped courses included English for the foreign born and typing for personal use. Remaining offerings cover stocks and bonds, woodworking, sewing, rifle marksmanship, oil painting and golf. A two hour course on recent economic trends is sponsored with Rutgers University. Additional registration was accepted.
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Walter ©. Krumbiegel
Bylations
Rutgers University
Krumbiegel
Miss February's Birthday Party at Harden-Looker School
Fourth grade pupils at Harden-Looker School presented Miss February's Birthday Party honoring famous Americans born in February. Cast included Maida Tilles as Miss February and Gilbert Lewin as announcer with students such as Vivian Peter Paul Carol Kowitski and George Gombos in the minuet. The play concluded a unit on Dickens Edison Lincoln Washington and Longfellow.
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Dorothy Vaughan
Harden- Looker School
Vivian Peter Paul
Carol Kowitski
George Gombos
Ronald Powell
John Boor
Valerie Rotthardt
Helen Morro
Louis Raba
Carole Wolozsniecz
Billy Gwiszda
Dolores Triano
Victoria Roses
Mary Bat
Have Your Vision Week Proclaimed by Mayor
The mayor proclaims the week of March 4 as Have Your Vision Week to stress the importance of protecting and improving eyesight for national defense, youth, workers, and people of all ages in daily life.
Scholarships Set By Schacht Steel
Lawrence Schacht of Schacht Steel Construction announces local sponsorship for ten 1000 dollar scholarships in a national contest by the American Institute of Steel Construction. Two local candidates will advance to the national level, with applicants taking standard college entrance exams. Schools will coordinate with principals for student participation.
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Union
Essex County
Lawrence Schacht
Schacht Steel Construction, Inc
Saybrook School Faculty Examines Social Contacts Technique
The Saybrook School faculty held a after school meeting in the conference room to discuss social relationships among children. A film titled The Fun of Making Friends was shown and a discussion led by Principal David Harris covered sociograms to locate isolates and how to include them.
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Saybrook School
David Harris
Bertha Mazil
Emmia Hahnsen
Muriel Scherrer
Hillside Ordinance Advances At Second Reading in Hillside Township
The Township Committee of Hillside New Jersey passed the ordinance on first reading February 28 1951 to improve Central Avenue from Cona Street to Long Avenue about 2300 feet. It authorizes USary bonds and notes and provides assessments for special benefits with funds for the project and partial financing. The second and final reading and adoption is set for March 4 1941 at 8 PM at Municipal Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street.
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Eee Suip
Hillside
Ofillside
County of Union
State of New Jersey
North Broad Street
Howard J. Bloy
Central Avenue
Cona Street
Long Avenue
Hilside
Central Avenue Improvement Ordinance Amended Proposing Bonds
An amended ordinance details Section 1 extending 2300 lineal feet of Central Avenue from Conint Street to Long Avenue with storm drainage and roadway upgrades. Section 2 calls for pavement with base, intermediate, and surface layers and a $21000 appropriation. Section 7 notes a down payment of $1000 and Section 6 authorizes bond anticipation notes up to $22800 and total financing up to $24000.
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Central Avenue
Conant Street
Long Avenue
Conint Street
le Steels
Lom Les
Reid Ies
Township Ordinance Authorized Bond Issue in 1951
The text outlines a 2000.00 financing plan covering engineering and inspection costs legal expenses issuing obligations printing advertising and notice costs and interest on obligations. It repeals inconsistent ordinances and takes effect after lawful publication. Adopted in 1951 by the Township Committee chairman and clerk.
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Gale
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