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PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1951 PAGE NINETEEN Ttltphone Plainfield 6-8000 DOOR CHECKS REPAIRED ALL MAKES DOOR CLOSERS REBUILT FACTORY METHODS USED TROY'S LOCK KEY SHOP TWO SHOPS 131 MADISOBT AVE. FX. 6-2252 122 NORTH AVE. PL 6.2272 ill Ht A feeing iTS I RELIABLE JEWELER'S BUYING SERVICE PAYS FULL VALVE FOR YOUR UNWANTED DIAMONDS, Gold and Silver Reliable Jewelry Shop ONE OF PLAINFIELD'S LEADING JEWELERS 177 EAST FRONT STREET PLAINFIELD State Okehs Road Signal Green Brook The Green Brook Township Committee learned last night that the state has approved installation of a flashing signal at Washington Ave.

and Green Brook Rd. but with the recommendation that the red signal be at Green Brook Rd. and the amber facing Washington Ave. Would Reverse Lights The Committee has long been seeking installation of such a signal but wants the amber facing Green Brook Rd. and the red on Washington Ave.

The state traffic investigator recommended in his survey report that Washington Ave. be made a through street and Green Brook Rd. a stop street with the idea that there would be less traffic hazards that way. At present Washington Ave. is a stop street at the intersection.

The investigator indicated there were more than three times as many cars passing along Washington Ave. than Green Brook Rd. The Committee had written several letters to the state department asking for results of the survey. The investigator also advised that if Washington Ave. were made a through street a patrolman should be stationed at the intersection to protect school children, and also that a semi-actuated pedestrian push button be installed on the signal.

Many township residents have complained about the intersection, stating it is hazardous for children and traffic trying to cross. The Committee indicated it was not pleased by the recommendations remarking that if the stop signs were reversed pedestrians and TEL PLFD. 6-1901! NOV AT VOGUE SHOE SHOP JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR ESPAlDKDLLES WITH 2 SETS OF CONTRASTING COLOR LACES ONLY JlkWNk 51 .45 Photo by Gardner Gregory-Glenn, Doris Jachtman, Grenelle Bunker, Robert Kreid-ler, Shelby Singleton, Sandra Seal, Eleanor Yates, Marilyn Happ. Anne Newman, Dorothy Andreasen, Jane Kipsey, Marie Hardenburg (president), Barbara Daniels, Noel Schweitzer, Thomas Castronova; standing, same order, Nancy STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Above are shown the representatives who will serve on North Plainfield High School's new Student Council. Seated, left to right, are: traffic would have a more diffi cult time crossing than at present.

The state's report was held over, with the Committee expressing the opinion that progress is being made in the fight. A petition was received from 62 residents asking that the Committee appoint some form of sewer fh i 15 $sM! i Jmi 7f A this week WHITE BLACK RED BLUE (LIGHT) CHARTREUSE BLUE (DARK) ALL WASHABLE Attractively Decorated committee to take action on the recently made survey of cost and plans for a sewer system in the township. The petition said this is desired so that sewers may be installed as soon as possible in the most critical section of the town SIZES 4 TO 10-MEDIUM WIDTH ONLY MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED MOTHER'S DAY v.sifl vJvrir 1 ship with the remaining sections PLEASE SEND ME THE FOLLOWING: following later. He announced a do rabies I Quantity Six Color 2nd Choico 3rd Choico LAYER I I inoculation clinic will be held Sat I I CAKES urday from 9 a. m.

to 12 noon in the Green Brook firehouse. The clinic will be free. Cesspool Seepage Reported The Committee was informed a I I a a a a cesspool is seeping into Green Brook, He said the health officer ADDRESS WT am I CITY STATE ADD 15 FOR POSTAOI SERVE MERINGUE SHELLS On Mother's Say. has been notified but no action has been taken. He also said a Dunellen sewer pipe is leaking into DeUcious with Fruit or Zee Cream.

3 25c fffi I fe Mt rJ the brook north of Green Brook Rd. Township Clerk Roth Brown was asked to inotify Frank Han-non, Dunellen saniary inspector, of the condition. Mr. Schnitzspahn said he will check with the health officer regarding the cesspool. Tri-Boro Memorial Post 5479, VFW, was granted permission to sell poppies during Poppy Week, beginning May 21, in the township.

FRESH APPLE PIES FROM THE OVEN AT 1U Photo by Gardner Gregory dent; Edward Robertson, Junior Class president; Lucy Columbus, Senior Class secretary; Patricia Brown, Junior Class treasurer; Janet King, Senior Class treasurer; Marie Hardenburg, new Student Council President. 3 P. M. NEW CLASS OFFICERS Grouped above are the new North Plain-field High School Senior and Junior class officers. Reading from left to right, they are: Charles Richard, Senior Class president; Jane Olson, Junior Class secretary; George Hurych, senior class vicepresi- PLAINFIELD 181 EAST FRONT ST.

PLAINFIELD PASTRY SHOP 102 WATCHUNG AVE. PL 6-8032 GETS HOSPITAL POST Stirling Passaic Township Committeeman Armando Rossi of Chestnut has been appointed to the advisory council of Overlook Hospital, Summit. Septic Tank Check Asked Watchung Borough Council.lt was stated the road has not Transportation Bid Accepted Stirling Passaic Township Board of Education Wednesday night accepted the bid of Anthony Bianco, Valley in the amount of $4,000 was asked by petition last night to been returned to its former con dition according to agreement. A resolution calling attention of the water company to the existing con variance was referred to public affairs committee. To Seek $5,000 A resolution was adopted to seek $5,000 from the state to complete construction of a macadam road in the third section of Hillcrest Rd.

The borough will appropriate $555.55 for this work. Resignation of Mr. Steffens from the traffic coordination committee was accepted with regret. Mayor Gray appointed Carl Santo to fill the vacancy. No bids were received for the borough dump truck.

dition will be drawn up by Bor ough Attorney Henry W. Clement and forwarded with payment of OR. ARTHUR SAITZ OPTOMETRIST EYE EXAMINATIONS 1 04 E. FRONT cor Park PLAINFIELD, N. J.

IN THE PLAINFIELD SAVINGS BANK BUILDING Telephone PLainfield 6-2180 Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. Al Thursdays Until 8 P. M.

$2,221.22 to the company. A credit withhold final Board of Health approval of installation of new septic tank laterals in the Frank Belletiere property in Rock Ave. The petition, signed by three adjoining landowners, termed the laterals a hazard to nearby water wells. The petition also raised the question of the number of families living on the Belletiere lot. Mayor Visited Property Mavor Lewis J.

Gray said he had of $4,989.60 from the water com pany was acknowledged. The bor ough will request a deadline for completion of the Johnston Dr. repairs A resolution providing for an assistant borough clerk was passed for pupil transportation. Supervising Principal Clifford L. Graf, Dr.

Vincent M. Frost of Basking Ridge, school physician, and Mrs. Louise C. Bardwell, attendance officer, were rehired. President William Zeitler named Edwin Pereyra and Edwin Le-Bright to attend a meeting of Morris Plains Board of Education June 5 at Morris Plains Borough School when "School Growth Concerning High Schools" will be discussed.

The board will send representatives June 1 to Trenton to the State Board of Education meeting. The purchase of a paint locker and athletic supplies were approved. Members of the board and building principals plan to attend a dinner meeting May 24 of Morris County School Board Association at Morristown High School. Ideal Gift on first reading with final consideration set for June 7. Duties of the borough clerk will be carried out by the assistant clerk in absence or disability of the former.

Salary will be paid according to the existing ordinance regulating borough employes' salaries. A permit issued to the Watchung Guest House, Route 29, for erec-; visited the property Saturday with the president of the Board of Health and that the matter was being looked into. H. Rudy Stef-fens and Jules Bystrak of Mountain Blvd. discussed the matter with the Council.

Some discussion centered on Section 1 water district of Johnston Dr. in connection with recent construction in the roadway by the for MOTHER tion of a large sign was discussed. Plainfield-Union Water The matter of possible zoning Mr. Graf stressed the need for more furniture. The matter was given the supply committee.

James Quinto is reported a "special merit" student at Bloomfield Vocational School. BUY 'blue coal' WHILE PRICES ARE LOWEST at wonderful Grant-low prices FLOWERING PLANTS Not just a bouquet for Mother's Day, but full blooming gaily colored plants to brighten her rooms now, thrive outdoors later on I We've gathered a plentiful collection, all at Grant's low, low prices 111 i SHOW HER YOU LOVE HER With a beautifully wrapped gift from our Fine Selection of SHELLY ENGLISH BOE CIIEVA CUPS AND SAUCERS AND CAKE PLATES THE ORIGINAL HUMMEL FIGURINES Still A' lovely Collection of Mother's Day Cards I Present prices on yblue coal' are the lowest of the year. We urge coal users to buy now to fill their bins Squad Gets Radio Green Brook A new two-way radio has been installed in the ambulance of the recently organized Green Brook Rescue Squad. The radio will be on the same frequency as Dunellen at present. The squad will distribute maintenance cards to all residents Sunday as part of its fund drive.

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