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Olivet School Anticipate March 29, 1966 vJ 1 New Wing Opening April Vjk pa h4 (1 i of Pack 258 will take part in a flag ceremony at Olivet Methodist Church on March 30. Following the business meeting, Thomas Gant gave a demonstration of resuscitation using a life-size model. He showed slides of a mock accident involving rescue squad operations. Mrs. Marjorie Cassaday and Mrs.

Catherine Leming were hostesses for the evening. Mrs. Linda Whilden's seventh grade and Mrs. Edna Crispin's second grade won the attendance prize. The next general meeting will be April 28.

Corporal Morris, French Girl Wed Announcement has been made of the marriage of Cpl. Joseph B. Mor-ris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T.

Morris of Grape to Josette N. Oer-mond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierre Germond of Paris, France. The wedding was solemnized March 12 by the Rev.

Richard Gerbino in St. Francis of Assist Church. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. John T.

Morris, brother and sister-in-law of the groom. A reception for the immediate family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russo of Mlllville, uncle and aunt of the groom. The bride and groom are residing at Camp Lejeune, N.

C. where Cpl. Morris is stationed with the U. S. Marines.

I Concerning I I Women 7 The new wing of the Olivet School, Pittsgove Township, will be opened on April 1, it was announced this week, and four new teachers have been added to the staff. Principal Charles V. Whilden said that the number of pupils in the first, second and third grades will decline sharply when the new classrooms are added to the school. New teachers Include Mrs. Janice McCann, first grade; Mrs.

Patricia Benfer, second grade and Mrs. Janice Orosso, third grade. Mrs. Hannalore Metz will replace Mrs. Marjorie Cas-saday as second grade teacher and Mrs.

Cassaday will assume the duties of remedial reading teacher. Mr. Whilden also reminded parents that parent-teacher conferences will be April 4, 5 and 6 and registration for pupils entering kindergarten in September will be Wednesday, May 4 from 9 A.M. to Noon. Vaccinations will be 1 for those needing it.

Registrations in the Norma School will be Wednesday, April 13 from 9 A.M. to Noon. Mrs. Ronald Fox, ways and means chairman, announced a bake sale will be conducted during the conference days and a skating party will be held April 6 from 7 to 10 P.M. at the Frank-linville Skating Rink.

PTA members are planning a Salem County Council dinner on April 20 at the Oddfellows Hall, Centerton in conjunction with the lodge. The Cub Scouts COMMUNION BREAKFAST Pictured prior to the annual Mother and Daughter Communion Breakfast held by the Ladies of the St. Francis Society are (from left) Miss Rita Borgo, president; Mrs. Frank Medio, chairman of the event; Dr. Charles I.

Dyer, quest speaker, and the Rev. Richard Gerbino, Society moderator. The breakfast was at the White Sparrow Inn on Sunday. Miss Agnes Burzinski Sets August Wedding Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Burzinski of RD 6, Bridgeton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Agnes, to Timothy Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Murray of RD 1, Elmer. The announcement was made at a dinner for the immediate families at the home of the bride-elect's parents, Saturday. Miss Burzinski will be graduated from Vineland High School in June.

Her fiance is a technician at Dupont Chemical Co. Their wedding will take place Aug. 6. MISS AGNES BURZINSKI Do you know what makes a blanket warm? It has nothing to do with the weight. The nap does the trick the thicker the nap, the warmer the blanket.

Nap also contributes to the long wear of a blanket. Spring Flowers Will Flourish Indoors for pennies save them to buy more flowers I STARTS 7 P.M. PHONE 692-5134 DRIVE 1 RMITES? IN BKIIX.I.TON TKEATtt Free Inspection 5 Year Written Guarantee PEST UMOUd CONTROL -jwT-flfiTW I Disney I by whims and shortlived fads that can only detract from their appearance. He maintains hair tumbling over the face strictly is for young kooks. Geometric patterns in a hairstyle, he adds, do nothing but make the softest features look austere and angular.

"Women are meant to be soft and round," he said. Hair Styles '66 Bring Sighs From Experts Pierre Henri, hair expert appalled at the turn today's hair fashions have taken, and warns women not to be taken in "THE CHASE" "THE COLLECTOR' LAST TIME T0NITE! 692-7136 Starts Tonite! 3 Big Hits COnnELVilLDE MANPOWER STARTS WEDNESDAY a my Supplies Temporary Help 691-8500' mm TONIGHT 2 SHOWS 7 9 P.M. 'Loading-Shipping-Factory mm SOUTH JERSEY'S FINEST THEATRE OTTO WO HOKUM mmtmr. pli "THE UGLY DACHSHUND" "WINNIE THE POOH" LAST NITE! April showers bring Spring flowers but your florist brings them sooner! They are available now fresh Spring flowers to arrange with elegant artistry yourself, or just dump into a vase-lined basket as though you'd gathered them fresh from a field. Picture them.

Sunny yellow daffodils, perfumed hyacinths, regal iris and graceful, satiny tulips in a rainbow of colors. Add to these forsithia, velvety pussy willow and flowering branches of plum and cherry blossoms and you'll see why Spring is In your florist's window, if not outside his door or yours. Here's what florists suggest to prolong the life of the flowers once they're home: Always buy tulips, daffodils, iris and hyacinth tightly budded. Cut all flower stems on a slant across the bottom. Use a knife, because scissors pinch stems and make it harder for the blossoms to soak up water.

Put the flowers wrapped in the florist's paper Into a container of cool water for an hour or two. For best results arrange tall flowers in the rear of a vase and short flowers up front. Flowers should look natural in the vase not wired into tortuous shapes to achieve a forced floral effect. You really don't even need a lot of flowers. Just a few blooms look lovely if balanced with a few florist greens.

Iris and daffodils last better in two or three Inches 6t water. Tulips, however, need water covering about 13 of their stems. Freshen water when necessary and change it when It becomes discolored. Some people recommend adding aspirin or a penny to the water to freshen flowers and keep the water "pure." Forget ltt Aspirin Is for colds and headaches and flowers get neither, As Technicolor" "Pwavision PLUS-2 MORE GIANT CHILLERS I Starts Tomorrow! 1st Run We offer: Quality Mutual Fund shares through experienced account executives with a New York Stock Exchange member firm. St Margaret's Guild of Trinity Epis-t copal Church planned on presenting to the church as members met week at the home of Mrs.

Joan jBentz, west Doren terr. An appeal was issued for contributions of old books, homemade food, used Jewelry, aprons and gifts for the Uprll 20 Spring Fair at the church. The guild will again sponsor a coffee hour in June. Cake sales will accompany coffee hours. Mrs.

Agnes Lalng was the winner of the dark horse prize. Following the meeting was a baby shower for Mrs. Majorie Bill and her new son, Samuel Hamilton Bill. Present also were Mrs. Nancy Harwell, Mrs.

Olive Benton, Mrs. Gwen 'Farside, Mrs. Fran McCann, Mrs. Grace Cummlnes, Mrs. Bentz, Mrs.

IMarcia Groh, a new member; and Esther Hamilton, a guest The next meeting will be at the home iof Mrs. Gwen Farside at 8 P.M. April Mrs. Thomas Law was elected president of the XI Gamma Chapter of -Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at a meeting -March 23. Other new officers Include Mrs.

Donald Luisl, vice president; Mrs. John Glacomettl, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Mai McCann, recording 'secretary and Mrs. Peter Bosco, treasurer. Plans were made to attend the Founders Day dinner mi April 28 at the Inn.

The annual alfalr is held with four other Vineland chapters. Members were reminded that they twill vote for the "Girl of the Year" tat the next meeting. The award will presented at the Founders Day -dinner. Three representatives to the City Council of Beta Sigma Phi also were elected during the meeting, They are Mrs. Law, Mrs.

Frances Dondero and Mrs.LulsL Mrs. John Lubrano presented the evening's program entitled, "Civic Responsibilities." She reviewed voting tights and discussed the requirements and duties that go along with the voting privilege. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Charles Schoch. Mrs.

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Shoe fashions capture interest of models at Buena Vista Country Club. Miss Mary Ann Romeo, left and Mrs. David Valentino are admiring the exciting new spring styles from Boston Shoe Store. A fashion show sponsored by the Soroptimist Club of Vineland ushered in the Easter season with their preview of the new look in ladies spring fashions with the "new look" in footwear provided by Boston Shoe Store, S47 tandis Avenue. Models wore shoes by American Girt, Foot Flair, Red Cross, Cobbies and Hush Puppies.

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