Vineland Times Journal Vineland, N. Thursday, June 10, 1976 Page 19 Weekend Features Fund-Raising Events Weekend Features A contribution for furnishings at the Landies Auxiliary craft fair Friday and Auxiliary members (I. to Doris Duquette, children's room of Vineland's new public Saturday, 537 Landis ave. Pictured with several Margaret Ruetemann, Pat Forcinito and (Times Journal Ellison Elementary School To Hold First Social Sunday The Ellison Elementary School will wind up a week of activities Sunday with its first annual social for families of current and pros- interested in the Ellison School. More information is available by calling Esther Pacetti at 691- 1734.
board of trustees also were held recently. Named to terms ranging from one to three years were Sharon pective students. social follows Carroccia, Dale Harvey, Ivan The get-together will be at the The an open Roseff and Sandra Zacarria. Also home of Dr. and Mrs.
Eugene house this week at the on on the current board are Jay school Carrocchia from 1 to 4 p.m. Rain south Spring rd. Parents were Friedman, president, Mary Ann date is Saturday, June 19. able to visit classrooms to ob- Eber and Joseph Magghella. ReAll students and their families serve their children's progress.
tiring were Ralph Leard and Gail are invited, as are other families Elections to the Ellison School Nocco. Cc Da LEARNING ABOUT LEARNING Parents of students at the Ellison School receive a first -hand look at learning equipment during an open house at the school this week. Students (from left) Scott Costello, Staci Gullo and David Capizola show their work to (from left) Pam Costello, Joan Gullo and Esther Pacitti, school director. Here and There c. (Times Journal photo) and There FUND-RAISING DANCE PLANNED The Cumberland County Unit of the American Cancer Society will sponsor a Bicentennial dinner dance at the Savoy Inn, June 19.
Tickets are available at the Savoy Inn or at the Vineland Cancer Society Office, 692-1364. Pictured preparing the decorations for the benefit are (I. to Elsie Terwilliger, Dr. Albert Marsh, Ruth Tedesco and Morris Tedesco, chairman. (Times Journal photo) library CRAFTING FOR CHILDREN is the goal of the F.O.P.
to be sold are F.O.P. Adams. CHERRI LINDSEY David Cooper To Marry Ohio Woman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lindsey Sr.
of New Richmond, Ohio, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cherri Lynn, to David William Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Cooper Sr. of Vineland. Ms.
Lindsey is a 1973 graduate of Amelia High School and a 1976 graduate of Tennessee Temple College, Chattanooga, Tenn. Her fiance is a 1972 graduate of Vineland High School and a 1976 items Julie photo) Regular meetings will resume Aug. 10, it was announced. The bus trip to New York is planned for June 19, according to Adeline Vai, chairman. Further information is available by calling her at 692-3038.
President Mary Virano asked members for their support of several upcoming events sponsored by the North Italy Association. Rose Elbeuf forfeited the attendance prize and Stella Bari and Fay Compotaro won the special prizes. Hostesses were Emilia Montagna, Mary Rossi and Giacomina Bertacci. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles 2369 held its installation of new officers last week. Relinquishing her position as president, Lisa Geisser presented the gavel to Barbara Cable, 1976- 77 president.
Other officers installed were Lisa Geisser, junior past president; Bessie Corson, vice president; Mary Lou Ripa, chaplain; Dorothy Hill, conductor; Marion Kempa, outside guard; Helen Blystone, inside guard; Shirley Ackley, treasurer, Elsie Fenselau, secretary; Florence Pindale, Aline Davis and Margaret Munson, trustees. Shepherds Slate PicnicSaturday Star of Victory Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem met recently in Catholic Daughters Hall to plan the Shepherds picnic sheduled June 12 at VFW grounds, Snyder ave. and Newcomb Town rd. Dorothy Parnell, ways and means, will have charge of the White Elephant table and she asked for help and for articles to be sold. Proceeds will go toward the retarded children's project.
An election of officers is scheduled June 15. Birthdays also will be celebrated for members whose birthdays fall in April, May and June. Deputy Supreme Commander Edith Justis of Millville will make her visit also on June 15. Speakers at the recent meeting included Antonio Cortese, acting past supreme commander; Mamie DiBiaso, past supreme commander; Mamie DiBiaso, past supreme commander; Perma Mantopoli, supervisor of South Jersey Deputies Association; Mary Rossi, deputy supreme commander for Joseph Tracey Lodge and Dorothy Powell, ways and means. Ms.
Mantopoli served refreshments. Personal Nettie LaSpada, 191 Chestnut was honored at a surprise 70th birthday party at Tarkiln Acres Hall, given by her children Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore (Sonny) Lovecchio and Becky LaSpada. Friends and relatives from Philadelphia and the Vineland area attended.
Coming Events DEBBIE HIGGINLATHAM State Workers Announce Betrothal Jeanette Higginlatham, 304 Rosewood announces the engagement of her daughter, Debbie, to Willie Arthur Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Moore of Edgefield, S.C. Ms. Monroe is a 1969 graduate of Vineland High School and is employed at Vineland State School.
Her fianace is a 1970 graduate of W.E. Parker High School, Edgefield, and is a 1974 graduate of Talladega College where he received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in special education. He is employed with the state of New Jersey as a perapatologist. Republican Women Seat Officers At Dinner Meeting Bertha Beres was installed as president of the Fourth Ward Women's Republican Club at a recent dinner meeting at the Centerton Golf Club. Also installed were Lorraine Stratton, vice president; Martha Provenzano, treasurer; Bernice Maser, recording secretary; June McCann, corresponding secretary; Harriet Giacomoni, two year trustee; and Evelyn Ronchetti, one year trustee.
Lillian Cherubin, state committee woman from Bridgeton, was installing officer. Marie Phillips of Philadelphia, representing American Airlines, presented color slides of "Flowers and Gardens of the United States." Committee members for the event were Mrs. Beres, Betty Solazzo, Mrs. Stratton, Mrs. Giacomoni and Roxann Cronk.
Special prize winners were Helen Favretto, Mabell Estell, Mrs. Beres, Gloria Noto, Mrs. McCann, Tessie DeRito, Phyllis Cravo, Margaret Nese, Irma Martinelli, Dora Smith and Mary Gullo. Special guests were wives of mayor and City Council candidates: Josephine Scarpa, Doris Craft, Norma Lirio, Angie Romano and Betty Solazzo. Also attending were Lynn Pepper, wife of the county chairman; Pauline Luciano, wife oy the city chairman; and Leona Crudele, vice chairman of the Cumberland Republican Organization.
The club's May meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Mary Marcacci. Reports were presented by Mrs. Marcacci and Ms. Beres on the N.J.
Federation of Republican Women's 46th annual convention in Cherry Hill. Mrs. Noto won the white elephant prize. Hostesses were Gladys Wiseman, Mrs. Sehl and Mrs.
Marcacci. The next meeting will be Sept. 27. Thursday, June 10 meeting, 8 p.m., at home of Chris Clegg, 1796 Washington ave. NAACP meeting, 7:30 p.m., at Park ave.
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OZ. 6.00 200 OZ NOW ECKERD DRUGS The Feingold Assn. of New Jersey will meet tomorrow at the Bridgeton Free Public Library, east Commerce st. Helyn Ostroff will be guest speaker and her topic will "Learning Disabilities and What We Can Do About Them." Mrs. Ostroff, who holds a master's degree in learning disabilities, will also show the movie, "A Walk in Another Pair of Two bills, Bill HR-42 and Bill HR-332, concern the specific labels on products and are now before Congress.
The Feingold Association urges the public to write to their Congressman and Senators urging them to support the bills. Those in the second Congressional District may write to Congressman William Hughes, 327 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515; Senator Clifford P. Case, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C., 20515, and Senator Harrison A. Williams, Jr.
Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515. The North Italy Ladies Auxiliary closed its current term with a tureen supper last week in the clubrooms. graduate of Tennessee Temple Bible School in Chattanooga. An August 28 wedding is planned.
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