November 1970 Municipal Court fines and pled guilty list
The municipal court proceedings on November 19 1970 included multiple defendants from Hillside Newark Irvington E Orange Totowa Belleville Sayreville and Roselle Park. Fines ranged from 5 to 210 dollars for toll violations speeding unregistered vehicles and driving while revoked among others with several not guilty verdicts and one case awaiting decision. The total fines cited include 110 dollars 55 dollars 15 dollars 20 dollars 5 dollars 5 dollars 10 dollars 5 dollars 55 dollars 210 dollars 55 dollars 45 dollars 60 dollars and 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diamond Joseph Mazo
Conklin Ave
Hillside
Albert Fetski
Norwood Terr
Newark
N.J
Richard Montalto
Lincoln Pl
Irvington
Frank Heinic
Winifred Dr. Totowa
Union Plaza
Garden State Parkway
Frank DeSantis
Mt. Prospect Ave
Belleville
Sheeee
Douglas Brooks
Zaleski Rd
Sayreville
Davis Maree
Jackson Ave
Linden
William Barnes
Robert St
Nicholas Pawlyk
Nickerson Named Assistant VP at The National State Bank
Charley C. Nickerson of Fair Haven New Jersey is named assistant vice president of The National State Bank Elizabeth New Jersey. He will be assigned to the Woodbridge New Jersey business development office at Moore Avenue and Berry Street. Nickerson’s education includes Thomas Jefferson High School Elizabeth American Institute of Banking NYU and a Harvard University business administration certificate. He began his banking career with Bankers Trust Co New York in 1935, with a 29 year tenure interrupted by over four years in the U.S. Army Air Corps serving in North Africa Italy and Sicily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley C. Nickerson
Battin Road
Fair Haven
N.J
National State Bank
Elizabeth
Woodbridge
Moore Ave
Berry Street
Nickerson
Thomas Jefferson High School
American Institute of Banking
New York University
New York City
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Bankers Trust Co
U.S. Army Air Corps
North Africa
Italy
Sicily
New Jersey Bankers Association
Princeton
Bellamy
Maplewood
Ruth
Larangeira
The
Howard
Essex County
Rutgers University
Parsippany
Weimar
Upsala College
Local Artist Shirles Silverstein Wins Art Show Honors
Hillside born artist Shirlees Silverstein now of Union N J won 2nd place for Girl with Balloon at the So Orange Maplewood Art Show. She also earned 1st place in sculpture at Hillside Creative Arts spring show and has multiple statewide and regional honors, with work exhibited at Jersey City Museum and Edward Williams College Hackensack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirles Max Silverstein
Hillside
Union, N.J
Hillside Creative Arts
Shirlee
Westfield Jnried
Kenilworth Art Assn
Maplewood
N.J
Howard Announces Executive Changes at Howard Savings Institution
Howard Savings Institution announces management reshuffle with six promotions and three new officers. Walter Hislop becomes vice president. Frederick Scott to treasurer. R Kirk Miller to assistant treasurer. Richard Bellamy, Joseph Larangeira Jr., Christopher Weimar promoted to new branch and treasury roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kress
Howard Savings Institution
Walter W. Hislop
Frederick W. Scott
R. Kirk Miller
Richard H. Bellamy
South Orange
Joseph Larangeira Jr
Wessex
Christopher Weimar
Hislop
Bank
Seton Hall University
Rutgers University
New York University
New York Institute of Finance
American Institute of Banking
Armed Forces Industrial College
National Association of Mutual Savings Bank
Verona
Scott
Essex County
New Jersey Bankers Public Relations School
Princeton
Brown University
Amherst College
Newark College of Engineering
the Howard
Miller
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Leroy Collins
Schley St
Esetee
Cheryl Chandler
Central Ave
E. Orange
Wee Samuel Ollo
West End Ave
John W. Daniels
13Th St
Gary
Scotto
Compton Terr
Eenee
Francis Calabrese
Jerome St. Roselle
Ronald Claridge
Dundor Rd
Springfield
Barry Stadlin
Jerome St. Roselle Park
Textra Permanent
Restyle
Sophia
Greece
Mendeys
Hillside Beauty Salon, Inc
Broad St
Liberty Ave
S.L.B. Stores
Sudsing
Brando
Winthra
Julius Oksenhorn
Millburn Ave
Millburn
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