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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, Oct. 19, 1962 .5. I 1 tOY f.lASO.'iny P.K. Eatontown Court Fines 16 Speeders EATONTOWN Thirteen persons were fined $10 and three. IHSIST Oil Alt BUSES $6 yesterday by Magistrate Peter Til TRICK CHECK FINDS FAULTS TRENTON GB-The state Mo-tor Vehicle Division reported yesterday that its latest check turned up 40 violations out of 96 trucks stopped.

Motor Vehicle Director Ned J. Parsekian said the safety check was made on Route 130 in Hamilton Township, Mercer County, Monday. He said two trucks were found in an an unsafe condition, 23 had badly maintained lights, 7 had defective rear lights, 4 drivers had improper registrations, 3 had improperly displayed license plates, and 2 had defective windshield wipers. Mr. Parsekian said 18 tickets and 22 written warnings were issued by motor vehicle inspectors.

NeelTo Speak At Matawan U.N. Program MATAWAN Dr. George W. Neel, dean of the faculty of Monmouth College, will be the guest speaker Sunday at the United Nations Week ceremonies here. Dr.

Neel, West Long Branch, is president of the Monmouth and Ocean County chapter of the United Nations, and chairman of the Social Science department at Monmouth College. Two Japanese crab apple trees will be planted at Memorial Park at 3 p.m. John V. Carcciolo, principal of the high school will be master of ceremonies. Michael Kidzus is general chairman of the ceremonies.

John J. Walsh, borough councilman, will be the other speaker. If there is rain, the program will be held in the auditorium of the grammar school. Broad and the tree planting will be rescheduled. 7C)r Philadelphia via N.

J. Turnpike Direct Service to Fort Dix Abovo Sonrico From P.S. BUS TERMINAL tnt Ocoan AvtnuM PRospect B-8B14 wttic SMvict cooroimiu uuaron Ejuminall 1 in r-T1 -iT- "fV V-fi urn ii i ii 1 1 1 f- 'tn tawarasen lor speeding. Fined $10 were: Bernard J. Gel-sleichter and Louis V.

Shepper, both of Asbury Park; Joseph J. Ha wiring. Neptune: Anna R. Allen, Rumson; Melvin Pronen-gold, New Shrewsbury; Larry Dworkin, Ft Monmouth; Eve Brower. Deal; Robert N.

Sand-berg. New Shrewsbury; Helen C. Frank, Long Branch; George H. Beyers Long Branch; Harry Baldanza, Long Branch; Alice Houschild, Oceanport; William Van Hoff, Long Branch; Edward Irons. Avon, and Robert W.

DeGraff, Long Branch. Fined $6 were: Ronald Broosell, Long Branch; James Coles, Long Branch, and Curtis Green, West Long Branch. Others fined for traffic violations were: Anthony Grandwe, Ocean Township; inattentive driv-Ing, $10; Lawrence McFeely, Little Silver, improver passing John W. Golda. Eatontown, For Painting Concrete, Brick, Stucco, HONORED FOR SERVICE-Rep.

James C. Auchincloss (second from right), receives citation for meritorious service of the National Association of Retired Civil Employes at a meeting of the Monmouth County Chapter 41 1 of the association. Making the presentation is Clem Corbo, Asbury Park, president. With them are William I. Steele, Neptune, and Mrs.

Virginia V. McNally, Red Bank, co-chairmen. The meeting was held at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home, Asbury Park. Asbestos Shingles Siding i WEEKEND SPECIALS Unit to Study Guard Rails At Overpasses WOODBRIDGE The New Jer- The authority estimated that it failing to stop at stop sign Florian Keller, Toms River, no registration card in possession $3. A4 for dolloa I your potl, OuHid Uminoll tm I rick contontrot.d (orm ry gollo Ihinrtod lor main quorti ol poinl ovtrt up to 400 qwor loot, foil, ooty opplicolioM with brvih or iproy givoi dni, long-loiling film.

No wottiag-dowa )oca bolort or oflor oointing. No 0ct wethot mododl Ckoict ol IS iwn-lotlod colort and douling WkiKl Stop In for Pre Color Chart sey Highway Authority said yesterday it is making a study of all Garden State Parkway overpasses to determine whether railings are high enough for the protection of pedestrians. The Monmouth County Board UPRIGHT SPREADERS VICW $150 cost $10,000 half the original estimate to reopen the road. The money was spent for labor and materials for minor road improvements, new signs, and barricades. The authority approved payment of $20,005 to the state Department of Conservation and Economic Development for 334 acres in Bass River State Park taken for construction of the parkway.

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Safety Standards Met D. Louis Tonti, authority executive director, said parkway overpasses, which have railings of varying heights, meet federal safety standards. The authority said there never has been a case of anyone falling off a parkway overpass, and, until recently, there had been no complaints in eight years. The authority gave no definite answer on the question of jurisdiction over the bridges and the responsibility for making improvements, such as raising the height of railings. The Sycamore avenue overpass is on a county road.

Access Road Traffic The authority reported that traffic counts at the recently reopened Telegraph Hill access road show that weekday traffic is averaging 1,025 cars a day to and from the parkway. The road was reopened pending completion of the Red Hill road interchange to serve the Middletown Holmdel area. College Editors' Conference Set EAST ORANG College newspaper, yearbook, and magazine editors will meet on the Upsala College campus here, tomorrow for the tenth anniversary conference of the New Jersey Collegiate Press Association. The organization, which was founded in 1952 on the Upsala campus, seeks to encourage higher standards of journalism in college publications in the state. Workshops and discussion leaders include: literary magazines, Shayne Weir, Monmouth College.

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