Town Topics (Princeton), Sep: 20-26, 1959 (Classic Reprint)

Topics Of The Town Conunued front Paee 10 Mrs. Martinus Weeninck, 29 Dempsey A venue. September 12. A son w-as bom toM r. and Mrs. Clark E. Bricker. 245 Varsity A venue, onS eptember 4at theL an kenau Hospital in Philadelphia. TWO MKN J.IL DB yM astrate Tam .A rrested for drunken driving on Thursday wtien he struck Oie rear oA lso sentenced to spend 45 days another car watting for the light in the jail was Joseph Connor. J9. at the intersection ot Nassau and o( 36 Station Drive. Princeton Harrison Streets. George Brokaw, Junction. Connor was arrested by 57. o( 49 Fogarty Drive. Trenton, was sentenced to 45 da.vs in Jail by Magistrate Theodore Tarns. Magistrate Tarns imposed a $200 fine and $25 court costs. Unable to pay. Brokaw was subsequently sentenced to sere 45 days in theM ercer County Jailone day (or each $5 of the fine. Sgt. Randolph A pphgate and Patrolman Russell Shangle (or loitering in the area at a Princeton Teen-A ge Canteen Dance held in the high school parking lot. The defendant was charged with being under the influence of aI coht I and having ix)ssession of liquor at the Harold SchlfT man. S5. 44 Humbert Street, paid a total of $50 on two charges. He was fined $25 for driving an unsate vehicle and a similar amount for failure to notify theD epartment of Motor Vehicles of a change of address. PARENTS WILL MEET At Kocky Hill Nursery School. Barents who have enroiled their operativ Nursery School wffl meet next Thursday at 8p.m. iA the nursery room at the Rocky Hill Elementary School, Montgomery Road. The purpose of the meeting is to outline the program for the year and to introduce parenta and teachers. A few vacancies remain In the group of four and five-yearolds and parents who are interested may obtain information from Central Jersey sH ome Fashion Shop Manning Look Quilted Chairs An investment in dramatic beauty ,. ,as well as fine craftsm
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