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Thursday, April 18, I8«3
PAGE FOURTEEN
The group voted to replace
the worn out uniform* of all
the major league Mams and
Lei Larson, gimral manager
was directed to oversee their
purchase.
CoyBNIA— All teams In the A motion by Karl Lambert
Minor,
Major
and Senior to conduct registrations for the
league divisions of the Little 1954 season during the month
Fellows League of Colonia of June 1988 in order to insure '—Mr. arm
which do not hold try-out», all boys replaying the follow- Cassidy and son. TI,,,,,
have been formed and practice ing season WM approved.
Mrs. Kurt Klein w<»,
"I A
for the season began last week, May t haa been designated
wcic »uco« simrtm (,<
Tom Donoghue, president re- as, "Meet Your Bon's Manager
Preida Ooldbern, tiosi,,,'.
ported .
j Night," and all fathers and
- O n Easter Suminv M
sons
are
invited
to
attend
the
. At Monday night's meeting
Mrs. Robert Ackn n u !
of the executive board with the meeting at 8 P.M, at the Civic c h i l d r e n , Robeii i
conches and managers at the Club. A film of the 1912 James, Raymond, n \ ;
hf
Colonia Civic
Improvement World's Series will be shown Marie. Adams s u , , . '
Club, Inman Avenue plans for and refreshment! served di«- gueata of Mrs. Edwnm',
the coming season and the clowd Charles Van Blarcum man, Newton.
[groundwork for Improvements and Karl Lambert, co-chair- —Mrs,
Richard H
, affecting the future of the Lit- men.
JAvenue has retuin,,;
tle League were outlined.
|after a trjp to Allai:i, ( ;
AUDREY E. AIUTO
•Mr. and Mrs. Hm,, ••
Teedy Ooraalex v u apSimmons. Berel .r. ,
pointed chairman of ft raffle,
TO WED IN FALL: The en- jthe first step In the group's
tatement of Ml»» Audrey fund raising effort* on behalf
Mr*.
.
_.
Elisabeth Aluto, dauthter of jof the proposed field house for
I AVENEL - Misa Alice M. children, Joseph, .i.;:-,
Mrs. D. J. Alnto, 6S West ithe Pennsylvania ball field.
Oade. principal of Schools 4 Jacqueline, West Auh.',.
Street, Colonia, and the late | First prize In the raffle will be
and 5, announces that children land Mr. and Mi* \\.]:
Mr. Aluto, to Charles H. la color television and second
entering school for the first pet and sons. Henry .
VanBuiklrk, ton of Mr. and 'prize will constot of ten tran
itlme will be registered in School Alan, Oary, Wayne. :i
Mn. H. H. Van Buikirt, 11 slstor radios. Tickets will b
Adams Street, and M
Semel Avenue, Iselln, has available from all coaches, S on April 24 and 2$.
Rohlfi, Semel Aver,u,
Registration
hours
are
9:30
:
'managers, and member* of the
been announced.
—Visitor* Sundiiv m
A.
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t
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l
A.M.
and
1:15
P.M.
'Ladies Auxiliary.
Mrs. Alexander ( v .
Miss Aluto Is a graduate
,|to 3 P. M.
Walter Cahlll was appointed T l * Vi'oodbridKe Township Oak Tree Road, u>: •
of Woodbrldre Hifh School
Mrs.
Louis S-i,:;.
of
the
opening
and attended Douglass Col-
Dog Lunch
School No. 6
Little Fellows
Practice Begins
Uic emiiiiiK month will be die
cussed and .curriculum planned. | L ftpreparations ) ^^y scout Troop 47, will / " m
h O
!>c»c>^><y<i<vcy<>cv^jwin be msde to host the
Gar-' m w > t tomorrow 7:30 p.m., at
ISBLIN — At a meeting of
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Ai.JCE Cl'TUBFRTSON
ertlm SfCub Pack SI w'lt " t h e W o o d b l l d R e S e n l n r "fen-Tiw Ronrt.
ti,,n of School 6. plans were1
meeting
IfMft Oik Trt* «»•*
„„,„!. St. George Avenue.
fti'idica,,;'-•,:;-T h p D H U R h t e l s of
eeting
of
cub
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—Olrl Scout, a n d Brownie L i , w xiiompson Council, w l l l i " 1 * , , " ' _ "n.: p
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rs
nd
the
ExKUtlve
School I I . I n d i a n a A»-nu«.
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i ^ n h \tsu- " s t - V i n c « n t ^ P a "l. m i c e l l a ' s Church, will meet Wed, Imp ,- O vement Hall, L i n - 1 ^
M
rt
T «i H KZI
W S ha<c ciety of
8t.
Cecelia's Church
^ . \coin
J n HHighway.
n e s d a y f r o i n 7 to 8 : 3 0
t a h w a y . Metuchen.
Metuchen.
t n
Tuesd y 8 p m
A diicuMion was held on;
eerl. Bird Atenue. «e.e ""•. w m „,„,,
Tuesday
» 8 pm.
' llnn l B r o w n l M w j u convene in Our
M
a y n P Travis. Ben••-"- - -;:lr
Mrs.WWayne
Travis. » , . - plans for a future Card Party.
Sunday to Mr.
207, St. Cecelia's School,
1
of
and
P . ? " . I ! Jamin Avenue, will be hostess Proceeds will go for the new
S.
R. Klrby, Q| r i scouts In the first and Tuesday at 8 p.m., to the library; which will be estabJanet. Robert, Linda, an Bar
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isembly
third
floor
classrooms.
iiiihedwhYiTthe
lished when the new
new scho
nchool is!
GPKRT Mali Jong Club.
bara Jean. Union B?ach
u . „ „ . >..—,.„
of Ood Church, announced the
The
Iselln Fife and Drum
_ T h e Webelyos of Cub Pack |built on Benjamin Avenue.
The Ise
•-Miss Sadie Graham. Elizservices
UK
~. msponsored
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worf
7-sni Announcement
of
Announcement was
wasmade
made that
ronn(
n»«/io« 7:30
Corps,
by »),.
the rChem48 ,,.»
will meet
Wednesday
abeth, was an Easter Sunday week
follow*: Sunday
leal Hook and Ladder Cn , DIs- p.m.. with Assistant Cubmas- Kindenjarten registration will
dinner irue.it of Mr. and Mrs ^ ^
a.m.; Sunday
tuke place on May 13 and 14 at
William Graham. Goodrich St M o m ( n g W o r g h l p , M a.m.: trict 11, will meet Monday and ter Jack Lewis. 8onora Ave.
the school.
Wednesday
evenings
7:30
pm..;
—
The
Lady
Forester
of
i-Guests on Easter Sunday 3mdKy
evangelisticc V
service,
A class trip will be held for
Vs
!
with
their
director.
Robert
Amerlca.
Circle
54,
Will
meet
Mr and Mrs Robert C 7:oo p.m.: Tuesday evening
the third, fourth, and fifth
^QQ p m ;
u
s
y
ng
Painter, at the Harding Avenue Monday 8 p.m. at School 15, (Traders May 13. The children
S.'ank. Lincoln Highway,
iT1
prayer service,
serice, 7:30
7:30 p.m.;
pm.; aanndd
Highway. in" prayer
Pershtng Avrnur
will visit the Cinerama, Montcluded: Mr. and .Mrs. Harold W
dy, 1:45 irirehouse.
W (( , dd nn ee ss dd aa yy B
B ll bb ll ee 88lllllldy
VTW Post Band wll el air, where they will (tee the
, —The
- T h e "Pins
Pin, and Paris"
Par* 4-Il!
4H!
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VT
Maul and children, Glen and
p.m.
'dub will meet Monday iromjraeet Wednesday 8 pm.. ttPoat "Wonderful World of the BroDiane. Cheesequake;
Diane.
C h e q u ; Mr and
gnd
-The
Lincoln H l g - - th*)* Grimm." Transportation
Mrs. William Scar*, and
a n d eh ubert
u
m ]
C o u n . ,3:30 to 5:30 p.m. with their Headquarters
leader
Mrs
Carl
Luna.
War-'way.
The
band
plans to par- will be provided by the Hom«
dren. William Jackie. » " • V»»" ril| w ( n meet Tuesday 8 p.m.
wkk
Street'
jtlclpate
In
the
Loyalty
Day Pa- and School Association, but the
Lee.
Rahway,
Mr.
and
^
ralie
nd
M n Spencer
. 1J ' .'"L," 1 '" with Mr. gand
Mrs Spencer _ A Pre-Cana Conference rade Mar 4 in Pert*i Amboy. children must provide their own
Mrs. A l e X a n d e r R 2 r d ^ a n d 0 r e e n . Trieste Street.
admission and lunch.
will be sponsored b y St. Ce- - T h e PTA of Schoo 24
Preliminary plans wtre also
'and Mrs Mau- - S t . Cecelia's Accordion S i . ' . Church for n w u e d cou>ennedy Park School wll not
made for a Spring- Festival in
cen and children. Rosemary band will meet Wednesday pies and all who plan to marry have it* Beiwral m™*erthlP May.
within the next year. TDe series metins on s usual data> thta
and Edward: Mr. and Mrs. from 7 to I p.m. in Our
The Executive Board for the
'will be held for five successlve'month. April 29 has been set 1062-1963 school year will reGeorge Maxwell and children, of Fatlma Hall.
tain
their positions for 1903Ruth Ann, Faith, Hope, and —The Executive Board and|Fridays at 8
r.)M and a regular election will
5. Harry Evans Class Mothers of the
and children, Harry and Doro- and School Association of be made In advance by calling of Square Dancing, presented take place after occupancy of
lere. She Is employed In the
thy all of Iselln; Mr. and Mrs. school 6 made final plans for Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Gilder-'by the students of the cho61, the new school.
After the regular business! office of Montfomery Ward 5. Prior to the ceremonies, a ^ J , ^ , cf"rtlflcBte, a wewill be featured. Election of ofRobert S. Scank and children. a hot dog sale, to be held for isleeve at ME 6-9073
meeting a Chinese auction was' A Co.. Menlo Park. Mr. Van- motorcade
leaving
^ 1 o n ' 8 . 0 r d ot vaccinations, and a TtcJanet, Robert, Linda, Bnd Bar-'students on April 25, during —The Junior Department:flcersjvi11 be held.
held.
Keep Her lt«ii,,,
Junkir_Hlgh
School
at
13
P ^
t fc t t w o ^
ta.
Busklrk is a graduate of
Mrs. Levy's afternoon second
_
Mechan,c
.will drive through the » " » R
Mr. and Mrs. Otis R.
Woodbridfe
Hlfh
School
and
that c « « f v , , , •
St. Cecelia s Church grade won the attendance award. Radio Electronfc Television
meet Wednesday i
ty and children, Keith andisoclety for the Preservation
and Mrs. George Sabo received!
Kevin, Menlo Park.
:
School of Newark. He is emhe special award.
—Mrs. Joseph P. Sasso. Kenployed by Revlon, Inc. EdiSaturday, due to the Easter va- son.
nedy Street, Wednesday night.
A fall wedding is
enter school.
ivlted to attend.
:ation.
was accepted as a member of
planned.
the Italian-American Citizen's
Club. Her membership was proposed by Mrs. Albert Bontempo.
Cornell Avenue, Railway.
—Another in the present series classes on the "Teachings
ot the Catholic Church" will
be held tonight, at S In the
Rectory of St. Cecelia's Church.
Oak Tree Road, Catholics are
invited.
—Mrs. Vincent King, president of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Chemical Hook and Ladder
Co., District, announced a regular meeting will be held tonight at 8 at Auth Avenue Firehouse.
—St. Cecelia's CYO will
sponsor a dance Saturday at 8
.p.m., in Our Lady of Lourdei
Hall. A general membership
meeting of the CYO was held
Monday.
—A meeting of the Executive
Board of the PTA of School
15 will be held Monday 8 p.m
1. Anticipate stops and your brakes will
at the school, Pershtng Ave
nue. Plans will be completed
last longer. Except in case of emergency,
for the general membership
there's really no need for sudden, brakcmeeting, Monday April 29
Planned for the monthly meetslamrning stops.
'
Ing is the election of officers
for the 1963-1964 school yeai
When you see a stop coming, take your
Featured also will be a "Tom
foot
off the accelerator. Your engine will
Thumb Weddina" presented by
students of the second prade.
slow you down—and you'll save wear and
—Mrs. Giuitave De Pi'citer,
tear on your brakes.
president of the Lnd'es Aid Society of the First Presbyterian
NOTE: A braking stop at 60 mpli is
Church, announced that the
regular semi-monthly meeting
about four Units as tough on brake
will be held Monday in Fellowlinings as a stop at 30 mph.
ship Hall.
— St. Cecelia's Paiochial
2. Avoid bumping the curb-and save
School PTAs 1 and 2 will sponsor a cake sale after all masses
tired three ways. Bumping into the curb
Sunday. The mothers of Miss
can: (1)Throw Wheels out of alignment.
Ruckert's class will supply and
sell the cakes. Mrs. Edward
This can increase tire wear up to 50 perFlood is in charge assisted by
Mrs. John Zmyewski.
cent. ( 2 ) Break _tire cords and shorten
—Membzers of the Women's
tire life. ( 3 ) Flatten tubeless tires by
Missionary Council of the
lln Assembly of God Church
breaking rim seals.
will meet Tuesday 1 p.m., at
So be careful when you're parking. And
the church for Prayer Service
—There win be a meeting of
if
you
ever should bump the curb hard,
Boy Scout Troop 49, Tuesday
D o JOD know why it's bad practice to park in front uf) IHIT houbt, let your engine cool from 7 to 9 p.m. in Columbus
ask your Shell dealer to check your [rum
then put the car away later on? For correct iiuwer, sec item 4.
Hall.
were r u
Avenel Principal
lists Registration
SgeTnd & H a s C^s Mothers of th< H ^
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