The Daily Journal from Vineland, New Jersey • 2

ineland Time Journal Friday, June 20, 19.73 lano, Barbara Reider, Marie Ru- I bino, Shirley Zygmunt. er; Mrs. Margaret Pagano, Mrs. tlOSCital NCWS lEveyn MayfieW, and Mrs. Viola Allen.

Gloria Mays 8, of 320 north Man Injured As Car Rams Parked Vehicle Flowers Of Distinction Phone Library Council: Jessica Brown, Helen Donaldson, Ruth Kaiser, Barbara Stern. Senior Record: Betty Pinotti. Quill and Scroll (School Newspaper): Barbara Mazzoli, Josef iRideway, Linda Yaches. Audience of Nearly 4000 Sees Diploma Presentation (Third was treated at New-i comb Hospital emergency ward i yesterday for injuries sustained 'when her fingers were caught in IT WITH FI.OWr.RH" Dreyer FLORAL cimn GARDEN STATE FLORIST Landis Ave. OX 1-2040 a wringer at home.

A Vineland man was injured She suffered pain and swelling Miss Rossi announced that oth Oiher award winners were: Mi-, (Continued from 1) oiiwi OX 1-2304 W. 4t. rhael Wrought. Can and er students who have received earlv today when his car crash- of the right arm and contusions ed into the rear of a narked auto abrasions pf the fourth and on Woorf st 100 feet west of cu i 'IP1 ImmmimiJll on WOOd 1UU ieet webt OI ci. HicrharooH nftor trat.

Second st. ment. TIME HEALS The driver, Paul J. Jost. 28, Admitted were Louis P.

557 north East told Vine- gins, Scott C. Tasso. Kathleen land police he "blacked out" and Lapelli, John Capelli, Ross Stauf- didn't know what happened when Jakb hrajdinberg, O. John additional awards- Little Theatre and Senior Record' college scholarships are Ronald Veronica Tr.vaqlia. Alexander (editor-in-chief); Carol Courier.

I Perry, athletic scholarship to the Jewefers and Diamond Social Society of New Jersey Art.sts University of Michtgan; Rath Club validictory awards; Daugh- mi Art Club awards; Dramat.chaiser, Eastern School for Phy-icrs of Italv for Italian. dub. "can a Aides and Medial Tech- Irwin Alterman. Barse and Beatrice Mayerfeld. Student np Bng.tte Smorodsky, A vena salutatory awards: Mar- Council, Library Council, Cap and; lh'.

Ile85. tha Davidson Morris Enelish Dagger and scholarship to Stern' Officers of the graduating class award: Adolph Phillips NVy, College, iff Jito Bill) Ard.to, presi- r. t. nt; Michael Bagliani, vice pres-Club hiory and Robert Broselow, Sons of Tu. rr.RUrhie secretarv share in the Pierson-Morris chem- award for service to school; JrnAnpn r' istry award; Cap and Dagger, S(Lr Yearbook award Jrtfl JJ' nS?" Quill and Scroll and Senior Fee, book features editor); Nick Lisi.

ord. Solomon music award (best mu- tn i0ki i i to, tne door to success is laoei-enny Costa, Moose history sician by vote of the class) and' j. tj n. r.U....j.. push.

his car struck a parked vehicle ox- KOSe fwnuasen. Mane K. belonging to Louis Lindsey. 27, InHern' Robert Furnello, Mildred of 420 Plum st. Cerione, and John Martin.

u-. .1." Time is a healer of grief but the first desolate moments will be relieved by putting the burden on the Potter Funeral Service. POTTER FUNERAL SERVICE Funeral Directors Rowland C. Poller Johann Potter Quay Landis Avenue and Second Street AIR rOXDITlONMI Lindsey told police he was Ba leaving the National Hauling L.nef,: tr i. Joanne Moschetti.

Raohae Company of ice when he saw other vehicle running into omasVx. Ih.e Pf.CA hld. ander. Ralph Geroni. Samuel Ba.u.

juujt u. aiuaeru wjuncu service awaru. cprvin, nn faeultv Til, mtmnriil srhnarshrv Du- Mrl TTrc! serving on me lacuiiy Robert McClennen. TIMES the faculty com r-J Z.J Mrs. Stanlev Tobolski and mencement committee were Miss police said.

son; Mrs. Alfred Festa and son; Mrs. Antonio Valentin and daugh- 2 Jost was taken to Newcomb Hospital for treatment of a cut, ($200 to, student planning to en-( JOURNAL journalism award; roll in college); alternate for Du-'Quji and Scroll and Drexel schol-rand French award, and offered arship. scholarships to Elmira. Drex- Betty Jane Bower, Business el.

and Professional Women's award, Florence Goldblum, offered Senior Record; June DeRuchie, scholarship to Douglass College; Standard Coal award for serv- A inside the lower lip and pains earns CISewnere i in the chest. He was to return MADRID (AP)-Edward Miles to the hospital today for X-rays. Ford. 41, International News Anne Os'rander. senior class advisor; Miss Julia Cummings, Carmen Galzerano, Miss Rose H.

Sternberg, Mrs. John Hanuska and Jack Pennino. LIST OF GRADUATES Boys Irwin Michael Alterman, Robert G. Anconetani, Ronald Joseph Antolini, Larry Appling Vito mice issued Jost a summons Service staff cnrresnnnHpnt in Hstelle Perlman, alternate for; ice to school; American Legion1 on a charge of careless driving. -jparjs untji its recent discontinu- END OF THREE-WAY CRASH Mrs.

Mildred Cerione is shown being placed in a stretcher for trip to Newcomb Hospital after being involved in a three-way crash at north East Blvd. and Weymouth rd. yesterday afternoon. Her car collided with one operated by George Luciano, 19, who was slightly injured. Both vehicles struck a parked Times Journal panel delivery truck which was waiting at the side of the read for the cars to pass when the smash-up occurred.

Times Journal photo). Featuring Exclusive Designs In 3-Car Collision ance, died Tuesday of cirrhosis of Two persons were injured in a the liver. He was born in Lynn, three-way crash at north East Mass. Mirhpl Arriitrt Henrv Rnnalnl blvd. and Weymouth rd.

yester- Funerals day at 5:20 P.M. Beatrice Nesch Shirlee Maura, ama Mayerfeld. Mildred Cerione, 50, of Old Malaga, was admitted WILLIAM S. CHYNOWETH Funeral services for William S. Mays, Joyce Mary Barbara; to Newcomb Hospital with cuts Cocktail Casual Dresses SPORTSWEAR and ACCESSORIES Exclusively Ours EVAN-PICONE SKIRTS OUTFITS IN STOCK USE OUR LAYAWAY CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED 117 LANDIS AVE.

the Durand hrench and ew-; Auxiliary award for citizenship, comb Hospital Auxiliary nursing' Margie Meschi, Nursing schol-j awards. iarship from Women's Auxiliary Beth Rosenberg. Durand to the Cumberland County Med-French award; Cumberland ical Society; Quill and Scroll; County AAUW scholarship and Jean Ingersoll, alternate for nurs-four-year scholarship to Dougving scholarship; Quill and Scroll; lass College; Clifford Hunt, Xi Betty Noble, Library Council, Gammer Chapter scholarship; Quili and Scroll, worth $250; Rensselaer math and! Farm Students Honored science award; Fred Philo Chapman received the Union Carbide scholarship atiSilverman scholarship award for Duke University. proficiency in agriculture. It was Alan Kotok, shared Pierson- also announced" that he was the Morris award for highest aver-! recipient of a Farmer Degree in science; Bausch Lomb'from the Future Farmers of science award; Dramatic America, the highest honor be-AZA award for service to the! stowed by that organization.

of the wrist, head and possible ave- died earlier this Jean Mazzoli, Barbara Ann Maz- Bachman, Paul Bachtalowsky, Michael Louis Bagliani, James Peter Baldino. Harry Wayne Barbetti, Craig Ernest Barkel, Lawrence John Barresi, Sam i i g. Robert Joel Broselow, William Ward Brown II, Mario Ron aid G. Bmnetta Frank Benito Bruno, Peter Joseph Callahan, Philo W. Chapman Harold Cheesman, Silvio Don Ciancarelli 3d' Frank Ciraolo William Hobert Collins Richard Cook, Ronald W.

Consalo, Harold E. Creamer Russell J. D'Ag- week, were held yesterdav afternoon at the Wain-wright Funeral Home. Services were conducted by the Rev. Hor concussion.

She was the driver of a car which was involved in a collision with an auto driven by George Anthony Monterosso, Marvin Charles Mood, Robert David Mul-ler. Walter J. Mund, Lawrence Anthony Niedzialick, Victor Kent Nordberg, Leo Donald Palmonari, Ronald A. Perry, Ben F. Pilla-Gary Pittman, Philip C.

Polizzi. Alex Polowetz, Alan C. Rapetti, William Barry Reale, E. Hulings Reeder, William Rainman, Eric S. Reene, Josef Woodruff Ridg-way, Benjamin Risley, James Ri-viello, Thomas William Rohrer, ace Frantz, pastor of the South zoni, Fatncia Margaret Mcut-frey, Barbara Theresa Mary Mer-lock, Marjorie Jean Meschi, Edith Louise Mielke, Gait Frances Minghetti.

Sandra Naomi Molof, Jut-ta Alii Montwid, Ann Mae Morgan, Frances Louise Nanni, Janet Nesi, Margaret June Nevin, Mary Elizabeth Noble. Carol Ann Norel- Luciano, 19, of south West Blvd. After colliding both cars "lurcn, as- into a parked panel truck oper-l 7 ated by David McKinley, of fr Par of the South Roosevelt who was stop- school and honorary scholarship The Grange agriculture award ostino Edward A. D'Augus- Marvin Sanders Rosen, William jj, Margaret Theresa Notaro.jped waiting for the other vehicles Pallbearers were Jack and Arthur at California Tech (but will attend M.I.T.). tine, Charles Edward Davis.

Ron and $130 Sears Roebuck Foundation Scholarship to Rutgers went Antnonv kossi, josepn a. saman-janet Louise Nuttall, Joan I to pass. nie DeRuchie, Samuel Joseph Dol- Passetti.l The Cerione car toppled over T0; A1rt gelo. Pete J. bchiapelli, waiter Brien, Diane Jeanne Michael Bagliani; Boris Franks to Eddie Dryer.

tu- WOciineiuLT uonaia lvmuora ana ikjciiiiLiuui Lsn a its side, the driver on pinning be- 4u 1 I Charles Biddenger. neafh tn eraarinn- rrtU 1 until i 0 Schilloff, Larry Silver. Estelle Lita Perlman. Betty Eliz- James Andrew Skvarcek, Karl abeth Pinotti, Rosemarie J. Plata- gopol, Frank DOno, James E.

Down, William Edward Dreyer, D'Lee P. Dutra Robert S. In Me mo riarn bystanders were able to right the vehicle. Luciano said he would tel. Drexel Scholarship; Joan Other award winners were: Bill Procaccino, Rosenthal "best all Ardito.

American Legion award around girl" award; Student, for boy.s and a four-year schol-Council; Gail Minghetti, Colum-jarship awarded by Rutgers; Lin-bia Business Supply secretarial; da Gray, nursing scholarship award; Joyce Agostini, Italian! from Newcomb Hospital Auxili-Club award; Hannah WendrinerJary; Joseph Gradia, Smith Print-Vineland National Bank award ing award; Barry Mazer, Fletch-for business proficiency and Dra-jer Mechanical Drawing; Kaja matic Club. Anja, Crosby's Art award; Ann Susan Wolf, Myrtle Dickey Morgan, Carrie Marvin Otis Gray award for creative writing; award for home economics; Wil- nello, Joan Olive Procaccino, Fhyllis M. Pruyne, Patricia J. Quairoli, Margaret R. Quigley, Diane M.

Raab, Nellie Ann Randolph' Lorraine Marie Ravell, Bobbinell Reaves, Barbara Reider, Sandra Romanini, Bertha Rosenberg. Geraldine Anne Rossi, Marie Anna Rubino, Patricia Mary Sam-martino, Marie Theresa Scarpa, Audrey Schelder, Edna M. MONFREDO In loving momorv of our husband and father. Cosmo Mon redo, who passed awny three years ago today. His farewell kisa was never given His lat goodbye was never said, For none could know that death lay waiting For him when he went to bed: Arid thnuRh our grief was sharp and lasting thanked God then and do today That by Our Father's love and boundless merer contact his own phvsician for treatment of pains of the knee.

Both he and Mrs. Cerione were charged with careless driving. Two motorists were charged with careless driving as the res-suit of an accident early last evening at High st. and Harrison Millville. No one was iniured.

The motorists were Bert Kears, Sparber- Joseph A. Spatola, Stan-lev Suchanoff. John C. Taylor. William James Thomas, Richard B.

Tonielli, Ugo Trasferini, Anthony V. Travaglione, Israel Trib-ble Robert A. Vit, Robert Westwood Walters, John W.Weber, Paul Edward Whiting Louis Allen Williams, Donald M. Wilson, Michael V. Wrought, Wayne Wynn, Elmer Yearsley, Lubomyr Zapar.

Girls Joyce Gale Agostini, Kaja Anja. Mary A. Barruzza, Eleanor Berth Sophie Marie Bossik. Betty Jane Bowser. Jessie B.

Brown, Cath All Children Invited (Must Be Accompanied By Their Parents) FREE! Culien's Day at Storybook Land On The Black Horse Pike near Cardiff Wednesday, June 25th Pack A Lunch Bring The Kids FREE REFRESHMENTS GET FREE TCKETS at CULLEfIS, 624 Landis Ave. Little Theatre for acting ability; liam Megenney, Spanish Club Student Council bulletin chair-award. In painless slep he passed away Schmidt Flora Anna Sciullo, Hel- en Segers, Alissa Serduk. Judith-53. of 506 south Fourth and dien.

man; Dramatic Club, Library Student Council Awards: Anne Council awards. Dchnel, Larry Appling. Hulings Patricia Walker, Junior Worn- Reeder. Richard Tonielli. an's Club music award and Stu-j Cap Dagger Dramatic Club: dent Council service award.

Jessica Campbell, Patricia Luci- A. Sheppard. Eleanor O. Sherban. f'eter hacharnoski, 33, of Hogbm Sarah Jane Smith, Brisjitte Smor- Millville.

odsky, Ann L. Souder, Marian Pa- Jan Brunozzi. Main Rich-tricia Steelman, Barbara Ann 'and. yesterday was admitted to MONFREDO In loving memory of Cosmo Monfredo, our father and grandfather who departed this life three years ago today. ilia grave we tend with loving Fanucci, Mark Scott Fisher, David1 P.

Fixler. Ansis Hagen Freimanis, Boris Frenkiel, Richard W. Fresne, Barry Friedman- Frederick Feindt Furlong, Leonard James Gagliar-di, Charles J. Garbarino, William D. Gardella, Fred Gerkins Francis John Guffredi, Joe Gran-dia, Stephen S.

Hamburger, Robert Lee Hartsell Alan Theo Hecht, George Hugo Hentschel Loren William Holmes, Clifford E. Hunt, Edward A. Hunt. Randle E. Irion, Charles J.

Jan-sky, Sam Jordan, Richard A. Kli-mek, Alan Kotok- Norman G. Krapf, Joseph Lamnin, Charles F. Lee 3d, George Lawrence Liggett, Steve Linsenbaum, Nicholas John Lisi, Richard R. Lorenzini, Donald G.

Luff, James D. Maccri Angelo R. Manera, John David Manera. Joseph A. Marino, Richard M.

Martin, Paul James Phillip Maselli, William Mattioli, Joseph J. Mattle. Robert E. Matlle. Barry Mazer, Robert Anthony Mazzeo, Robert James McClennen, Lawrence J.

McElroy, Vander Holmes McFar-land, Stuart Miller McKenzie, Robert Anthony Meandro, William erine Marie Caccioppoli, Katha frac- r. run Stern. Marcia Evelvn Teti. Hospital with hands CUSTOM MADE Campbell 'Vdua Ver Ctel-i bara Ann Tharp, Vivian Marie1 Jred nose afte her car ran off An- RovorW Rnatrire Caulfield Thomas, Veronica Vera Travag-j H'cKalioe rd. and struck a pole.

Ain 'til death brings ours. Ann, rai.tnnm s.nw lio. Bernice Marv Traverse Thel- she was issued a summons for Sadly missed by riiine-mer and granddaughter Beatrice. otiuuia mm v.ab.. 1 rtM.

ms ma i. vanaman, Joyce uivc.tiigauiig Mary H. Vertolli, Lois Rose Vol- officers from the Mays Landing taggio, Patricia Ann Walker, ce DarracKs. fAKl) OF TIIAXKS We wish to thank all our relatives, friends and neighbors for the loan of cars, heautifn.1 floral offerings and for their kind expressions of sympathy during our ri-cent bereavement. The Chynoweth Family.

nah Wendriner, Eileen Gloria Wildstein.Nancy Williams, Susan Wolf, Linda R. Yaches, Jean Ann Yake, Audrey Young, Shirley Chamish, Betty Jean Clements, Virginia Louise Cook, Penny Lois Costa, Carol Elisabeth Courter, Catherine L. Cronnor, Sor.ia Ann Crossley, Marietta Ann Cuaino. Nancv Angelina Cugino. Carol M.

Decker, Anne Carol Deh-net, Beatrice E. DeLacroix, Kathleen Marie DeMarco. Doris May Derr. Adele Lee DeRuchie, June Drw Rpsrular Drapi designed tit your home d-or your bud-SU Quality matfrialli, expert work and quick delivery. Many exclusive Gl Korean Tour Cut to 13 Months Grown At Our Nursery LOW PRICED patterns SEOUL (AP)-The Korean tour CARD OP THANKS We wish to thank our neighbor and friends for their kind thoughts in our recent bereavement.

Mrs. Gertrude Crowley. FOR QUICK SALE! South Delsea Dr. at Chestnut Ave. OX 2-3391 Rose DeRuchie, Elayne Irene Diehl.

Helen Parker Donaldson, of U. S. Army soldiers will be curtailed to 13 months from the; present 16 effective July 1, it learned today. Members of the 8th Armv Com Disorderly Conduct Brings $10 Fine Vincent Tangradi of Hammon W. Megenney, John William Mes- chi, Richard M.

Milstead, Edward i Sarah Jane Ono, Geraldine w. fLORflL 3 Erwin, Patricia Ann i-errem. CM- mand here have been notified of 3 FOR 1.00 S-HOP Sara Ellen Fine, Geraldine ton Buena paid a $10 fine DRIVE THE WORLD'S SMARTEST SMALLER CAR Forgnoni, Helen Patricia Barbara Joy Giglio. Florence Joan Goldblum. Linda Dorothy Gray, South West Corner CHESTNUT AVE.

AT 8th PHONE OX 2-4714 i Barbara Green, Ucelia L. Hensei, -it'' SERVICE AND CONVENIENCE costs last night on a charge ot striking June Biagi, Buena Vista Trailer Park, in a barroom squabble on June 12. He was also charged with using loud and profane language. Municipal Judge Peter Capizola set the fine in Marguerite Ann Hofmann- Ele eramums We Specialize In: anor Hunter, Tom Igel, Joan Elizabeth Ingersoll, Marion Naomi Johnson. Alice Kaiser, Ruth Ber 9 Guarantied Watch Repairs tha Kaiser, Marjorie Anne Ken- Expert Jewelry Repairs I T- I Dreyer's still has a large selection of geraniums for sale at pre-sumnier clean-up prices.

Beautify your home grounds last week we sold hundreds! They bloom till frost! nedv. Aileen Knepperges. wrougn court. Karth, Jacqueline Larro, Joan A.j Philip Hamberger of Brigantine Lembo, Lisa Leppala. Elaine Lev-; was given a suspended fine and enberg.

Lois Fredlvn Levin, Joan paid $5 costs on a charge of care-Annette Lewis, Suzanne Lewis, I less driving. He was charged by Mary Rose Linardo, Joan AdelejMrs. Mary Grunendahl of Mays HTvInn ui4c Da.1 i nAn cr ulin tmrla ir. Dr. Louis A.

Amico CHIROPRACTOR Office Hours Daily 3 to 9 T. M. OX 1-7882 Central Minotola (next to Maurelli's) Remodeling Jewelry Diamond Resetting Pearl Re-stringing Silver Plating Electric Shaver Repairs L. OPPEHHEIMER Certified Watch Maker Gershal Ave. Norma OX 2-5750 FLOWERS Uheat Rd.

W. of Main Phone OX 1-2304 DREYER tricia C. Luciano Insrid Annei rest- -v rj LUlier, Anna juuuu 1 L. Marino, Mildred Ann Mason, WHILE VACATIONING VISIT THE "Sea-In-Surf" MOTEL, 420 E. 22nd Street, North Wildwood, New Jersey 'imported BUSM CRhBBt Um'm Pool I only fW95 mplm i A whopping 32'x 16'x7Vy deep! Remember June the month of EXTRASavings at SEARS in Vineland tion and exudes an air of luxury-in-miniature.

Easiest of all to park and handle. Up to 40 miles per gallon economy. Don't wait another day. Drive a Metropolitan "1500" today. There'a nothing like it at any price! The Metropolitan "1500" offers distinctive per-.

onal transportation for two people plus. alThe saucy styling la in the American tradi SEE THE METROPOLITAN "1500" AT YOUR RAMBLER DEALER'S TODAY! SALES SERVICE Delsea Dr. Chestnut Ave. OX 2-8491 i SLEEP fSv TONIGHT! fcJV Ti v- Kyi SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AS LITTLE AS $25. A MONTH I 717 Landis Avenue Smoke-Water with a arrtage Sale! Finally, a swimming pool anyone can afford there's no catch the BUSTER CRABBE revolutionary approach to pool construction produces a pool three times stronger than any pool anywhere yet the cost is three to five times less! Nothing else to buy you get walls, filtration system, plumbing, chemicals, coping, liner, everything! Requires absolutely NO MAINTENANCE the water is sparkling dean cleaner than your drinking water! Pools in other sizes available stop in for free literature, or see pool installed at address below.

Installation can be arranged. Stop in for, free literature. Portable Air Conditioner Com in. Dick it up, take it home, fit it in the window DELIGHTFUL! Use it as a heater in the fall. It's a dehumidifier, too.

Take it wherever you go, it's really portable. Operates on 7'i amps, 159.95 eay terms AUTHORIZED OSUklEW INSTALLED POOL MAY BE SEEN AT 1035 CAMBRIDGE ST. SWIMMING POOL DIVISION OF CHILI VITH SMASHING REDUCTIONS ON HOUSEVARES, GARDEN SUPPLIES, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, PAINTS, SPORTING GOODS! OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! 618 LANDIS AVE. I. C.

SCHWARZMAN wlmmlnf poel. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Tlh Park Ave. OX 'l-S'SM Open Fri. Eve. Til 1:00.