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I COURIER-POST, Camden, N. Seturday, April 18, 1964 Girls Snap Marks in AAU Swim PITTSBURGH (UPI) American and meet records were set yesterday and then bettered last night in the National AAU Women's indoor swimming and diving championship trials. Cathey Ferguson, of Los Angeles, set a record of 2:12.8 in the 200-yard backstroke, breaking a record of 2:14.1 1 which she set yesterday afternoon. In the 250-yard breaststroke, Cynthia Goyette, of the Golden Lions Swim Club, Detroit set a record of 3:09.1 to break the record of 3:10.4 she set earlier in the University of Pittsburgh pool. Sharon Stouder, City of Commerce, set a record of 54.2 in the 100-yard freestyle.

In the 400-vard individual medley. Donna DeVerona, of Santa Clara, set a record of 4:42.9. Miss Goyette set three records in the 250-yard breaststroke. She swam the first 100 yards in 1:10.7, the 200 yards in 2:29.1 and the overall distance in 3:09.1. Yanks (Continued From Page front.

Bill Skowron got his homer of the year to tie the in the sixth. Kralick Wins The Cleveland Indians 3 runs in the first inning the first 3 batters hit safely went on to victory over City. It was the Indian's first of the season. Southpaw Kralick was the winning with relief from Gary Bell tiring in the seventh. Kralick lowed only five scattered while striking out seven.

He reached for three unearned LEGAL NOTICES Take notice, that on April 24. 1964. at 9:00 A.M.. local time, at Rice Holman, Maple Union Merchantville. N.J., we shall expose public sale.

one 1956 Ford. Ser. M6EF 229439. seized and repossessed from William S. Lecomte virtue of the breach of a certain security agreement, dated Dec.

1963. pursuant to the Uniform Commercial Code of New Jersey. NATIONAL FIRST CAMDEN BANK TRUST Broadway Cooper Camden. N.J. ($4.80) THE BOARD OF EDUCATION of the BOROUGH OF MAGNOLIA NOTICE TO BIDDERS (Repairs to the Magnolia Elementary School) General Construction Work: Sealed bids in the matter of the and proposed furnishing of new aluminum construction.

equipment. windows and new aluminum doors and frames in the Magnolia Elementary School, owned by on the Warwick Board Education and situate Camden in County. New Jersey. will be Road the Borough of Magnolia. publicly received, Board opened: of and Education announced Thursday.

by April 30. 1964, at eight the o'clock in the evening. in the Auditorium School. of Warwick Road, Magnolia. the Magnolia Elementary Jersey.

Removing existing windows (a) and trim, removing existing main installation new aluminum entrance door and trim. windows and new aluminum plasdoor, glazing. hardware. tering. time of submitting Bid, the and painting.

At the be classified by the Bidder Board must of Education under State 105. Laws of 1962 of the New as qualified to Chapter State of the public Jersey, work to which the bid on relates. and there must be inBid cluded with the Bid an affidavit of the Bidder of work stating for which the Bidthe Type and amount been so qualified. and that der there has has been no material adverse change in his qualification of uncompleted information, work the under amount contract. and the date davit the for such qualification.

purpose can be obA form of affitained I. by the Grimm. Bidder Supervisor from of ConMr. Russell Classification. Bureau of tractor School Education.

Trenton 25. New JerDepartment sey. All shall be submitted in acBids with. and subject to. the cordance Specifications and Plans.

including General Conditions, and Henry the the Ward Drawing, Petty, all as Architect. 39 East Main prepared by Moorestown. New Jersey street. (Telephone 609-235-1700) submitted on the Bids prescribed must Bid Form. Each Bid must be enclosed in a sealed Edu- envelope cation of addressed the to Borough of Magnolia the Board of and marked on the outside words with the inname of the Bidder and dicating the nature of the Bid enclosed.

Copies of the Bid Form. Specifica- Gentions and Plans. including eral Conditions, at the office of the and Drawing can Architect inspected during business hours. sets of the foregoing at the Prospective Bidders can obtain complete office of the Architect upon payment the sum of Twenty-five Dollars which amount to will be Bidders repaid by the Architect that shall have submitted Plans Bids, and and shall have returned the Specifications in Good of securing Condition. the Board For of the Education purpose against loss in the event of the failure.

neglect or refusal of the Bidder. is awarded the contract. the required insurance certificates, and to furnish be proper surety bond. there must also enclosed the envelope with each bid or proposal a certified check drawn on the incorporated bank or trust company, payable to the order of the Board of Education. or an official check such bank of trust company drawn in like manner.

or a Bid Bond executed by the Bidder. as principal. and by a responsible surety company authorized to transact business in the State of New Jersey, in an amount equal to ten per cent of the lump sum base contract price mentioned in the bid or proposal. the proceeds which check or Bid Bond shall be retained by the Board of Education as its liquidated damages in the event of such failure, neglect or refusal by the Bidder to whom the contract is awarded; provided, however. that no Bidder will be required deposit a certified check in excess of the sum of $1.000.00.

The successful Bidder within seven (7) days next after notice of the acceptance of the Bid. shall execute and deliver to the Board of Education a formal agreement and contract. approved by the Board together with a Surety Bond complying with the Revised Statutes and an amount equal to the contract price and executed by the successful Bidder as principal and by a surety company authorized to transact business in the State of New Jersey and approved by the Board Education as surety. The time allowed for completion of the work will be the essence the contract between the Board Education and the successful Bidder, and liquidated damages at the rate of $25.00 per day will be able to the Board of Education by the Contractor who fails to complete the work in due time. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject all to reject any Bid or Bids not complying with Notice to Bidders.

and to waive informalities in any Bid or Bids if such waiver be deemed by the Board Education to be advantageous to the School District. By order of the Board of Education of the Borough of Magnolia. JAMES M. STEWART. Secretary Dated: April 18.

1964. ($47.36) READ THE COURIER-POST WANT ADS DAILY Liberty Bell Saturday, April Post Time: P.P. HORSES FIRST RACE-1 mile pace. 3 1 Shadydale Payoff Bullet Proof Bakes Boy Extra Fare Mighty Sign Meadow Joy Sentinel Direct 8 Lucille Brewer SECOND RACE-1 mile 1 Atlas Farvel Zoom's Counsel 5 Norrisdale 3 Sky Clipper 8 Speed Kid 6 Collier Hanover 7 Adios Flip 2 Inez Watson THIRD RACE-1 mile trot. 4 Newport Scot CC Secure 1 Speedwin 8 Homestretch Bill Hi Lo's Double 5 Yankee Drums CO Royal Boot Kimberly Gal R.

AE9 Victory Frost AE10 Ardelle FOURTH RACE-1 mile 1 Spangler Volo 5 Hogestown Cardinal Tom 3 Jovolette Toni's Birthday Blaze Boot 7 Vic Royal 8 Eleanor Atom AE9 My Irish FIFTH RACE-1 mile trot. 1 Victor Scamp 4 Spry Rodney 6 Amkey J. Madam's Son Issac Royal Demon SIXTH RACE-1 mile pace. 6 Lady Heel 1 Christmas Time 3 Tarport Rose 4 Diamond Sam 5 Poplar Al Adam Tide Haughton Hanover 7 Jay Direct SEVENTH RACE-1 mile 1 Irvin Paul 5 Adora's Dream 7 Mr. Budlong 2 Country Don 4 Rusty Range 6 Henry T.

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Sky Clipper, Atlas Counsel. 3. Speedwin. Newport 4. Hogestown.

Spangler Tom. Victor Scamp, Madam's Rodney. 6. Lady Heel, Tarport Time. A 7.

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Best Bet-Lady Heel 6th. BALTIMORE, Md. O'War made his debut old in 1920 by winning ness Stakes. LEGAL NOTICES PROPOSAL for Fire Hose for the City Burlington. New Jersey.

proposals will be received Common Council of the City in the County of BurNew Jersey, on Tuesday, 1964. at 8:00 P.M.. prevailing the Council Chamber. City Burlington. N.J..

for the fol- feet of 21" Fire Hose. Double Jacket. All Dacron Wax gum treated. in 50' lengths with Jones Snap Couplings. Hose tested lbs.

Couplings tested at feet of Fire Hose. Double Jacket. All Dacron Wax gum treated. in 50' lengths with drop Screw Couplings. Hose at 600 lbs.

Couplings test500 lbs. specifications are to be by each bidder and should by the bidders to the made thereunder. contract will be awarded to responsible bidder or bidspecifications. in the of the Common Council supply the types of fire are required to deposit check payable to the the City of Burlington for cent of the amount the City reserves the right any and all bids. should be marked "Proposals Hose" and sealed and adto Elmer S.

Gares. City ELMER S. GARES. City Clerk. FOUND Dog.

Miniature French black, yrs. old, "Fritz." YE 1-7658. Dog. Vic. Turnersville on Pike, Ans.

"Nocturne' Terrier. Rew. YE 1-8914. puppy, dark brown mos. old.

vic. E. Cam. EM 5-8156. -Scarab bracelet, vic.

MooresSalem, N.J. Rew. 983-0600. Siamese Maple Shade. NO WO 4-1766.

Woman's Bulova diamond diamond band. Vic. Homeopathic Hospital. WO 4-7931. DEATH NOTICES 35 Linwood Wilon April 17, 1964, Addie McLaughlin) wife of the late Brown, age 86 and friends of the family to attend the funeral on Monday at 11 a.m.

at Home of John S. Bell, 420 Williamstown. InterBrotherhood Cemetery. may call Sunday evening. On April 12, 1964, Campbell of 627 York N.J..

age 29 years. Relafriends of the family are attend the funeral on Mona.m., at the Murray Fu408 Cooper Camden, Mass of requiem 9 a.m. Name R. C. Church, 5th Camden.

Interment Cemetery. Friends may evening. -Of 1027 Morton Camon April 16, 1964. ChrisDunner wife of Robert years. Funeral services on April 20, at 10:30 a.m., at Funeral Home, 171 DelaMemorial Woodbury.

Friends Interment Sunday evening. On April 16, 1964. beloved husband of Maria of 1002 Cross Phila. and friends are invited to funeral on Monday at 9 Pennsylvania Burial Broad Phila. Solemn mass Annunciation Church Interment at Holy Cross Viewing Sunday evening.

On April 17, 1964. wife of George G. Far261 Wayne Haddon(formerly of Elkins Park). and friends of the family to attend the funeral on Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Nice, 6301 Germantown Pa.

Interment private. may call Monday evening. may be sent to West the Hospital, Camden. or Church of Our Saviour, 16, 1964, Jacob, husFine of 2224 S. 7th Father of Jean Roffman, brother of Clara GinsPhilip and Abraham Fine.

grandchildren. Funeral a.m. at the David Funeral Chapel, 5341 Highway, Pennsauken, Interment Crescent Burial Park. will return to 2224 S. 7th Suddenly on April 16, B.

(nee Lee) Gatten. mother of Agnes M. Wil202 S. 33rd Camden, 61 years. Relatives and the family are invited to funeral services on Monp.m.

at Mason E. BradHome, 3203 Federal Camden, N.J. Interment at Memorial Park. Friends Sunday evening. Of Lumberton.

16. 1964. George Green83 years, funeral serv2 p.m. at the PerinChapel. 438 High Mt.

Interment St. Paul's Friends may call Sun- On April 16. Mrs. (nee Burns), cousin of Mrs. Kramer and William PaynMiddlesex Gloucester 82 years, Relatives and the family are invited funeral services on a.m..

at the EtheringHome. 700 Powell City Interment at St. Lutheran Cemetery. Friends Sunday evening. On April 17th.

1964. wife of Leonard Gross369 Morse Camden. David Mark Grossof Gertrude David daughter of Samuel and Mary Hurvitz. Funeral Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Berschler Funeral Chapel, Highway No.

38. Interment at Cedar Cemetery, Oradell. N.J. Famreturn to her late rest Bowling Tips By JOE WILMAN STAY IN YOUR OWN LANE Let me list some of the main points of courtesy which every bowler should observe: 1. Don't yell at or annoy bowler when he's up on the approach ready to bowl.

2. Don't stand at the ball return to wait for your ball to return. This can bother bowlers on other lanes. Walk back off the approach. 3.

After your ball hits the pin, walk back off the approach and let bowlers on adjoining lanes take over. 4. Stay within the confines of your lane. Don't let your "body English" swing you over to another approach. Gun Club Lists Trapshoot The Pine Valley Gun Club will hold a memorial trapshoot honoring the late Fred Tomlin of Pitman tomorrow, on it grounds near Berlin.

Phil Shields, former Amateur Trapshooting Association president, will preside. The winner of the main event at 100 clay targets will be presented with a sterling silver pitcher. Leading Camden, Central and South Jersey shooters will be contenders along with many others from the Pennsylvania and Delaware area. NOTICES (7) McCORD Of Moorestown. N.J..

Bruce Harris, husband of Marianne McCord (nee Koenig), age 22 years. Service at the convenience of the family. Family requests no flowers. no viewing. Interment at U.S.

National Cemetery. Beverly. N.J. Harvey H. Brown.

Funeral Director. OLLEK-On April wife 16. 1964. Ollek Mary T. (nee Caskey), of John age 81 years.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to meet Monday at 8:30 a.m.. at her late residence. 1639 S. 6th Camden. Requiem high Mass at 9:30 a.m..

at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Friends may call Sunday evening. Funeral under the direction of B. C. Schroeder Sons.

PREGARTNER-Suddenly April 15. G. Matthew Pregartner of 10A Cherry Parkertown. New Jersey. formerly of 3728 Frosthoffer Pennsauken, age 66.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 11 a.m.. at the Eichel Funeral Home. 8323 Maple Avenue, (Colwick) Pennsauken. Interment at Locustwood Memorial Park. Friends may call Sunday evening.

SABOLIS-01 April 16. 1964. Barbara wife of the late Jacob of 1162 Jackson Camden, N.J.. age 77. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 8 a.m..

at Zembruski Funeral Home. 1643 Mt. Ephraim Camden, N.J. Requiem high Mass 9 a.m. at St.

George's Church, 9th and Chelton Camden. Interment at New St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. SMITH -On April 16.

1964. Charles husband of Edith A. Smith of 15 Lanfair Marlton. N.J.. formerly of Camden, age 69 years.

Relatives and friends of the the family are invited to attend funeral services on Tuesday at 11 a.m.. at the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Camden, N.J. Interment at New Camden. Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening.

(2) IN MEMORIAM POLANSKY-In sad and loving memory of a dear brother brother-inlaw John E. Polansky who passeed away April 18, 1962. More and more each day we miss Friends' may think the wound is healed: But they little know the sorrow Lies within our hearts concealed. Sadly missed by brother Joseph and sister-in-law Betty. GREEN In sad and loving memory of my Mother and Nanny, Mary Green have who died April 19.

1949. dear We only your memory Mother To remember our whole life through. But the sweetness will linger forever As we treasure the image of you. Sadly missed by daughter Mary. son-in-law Don.

and children. SOUDER In sad and loving memory of our son. James E. Souder. Jr.

(Hermie) who passed away April 18, 1962. The Baby's Love Children must be God's proudest creation because He blessed them with so many graces: a tender love that knew no fears. a tender child that knew no tears, when God summoned a child SO dear to join of Angels. He has chosen you. army Sadly missed by Mommy and Daddy and all sisters.

SOUDER In loving memory of grandson. Hermie. who passed away April 18. 1962. and sadly missed and by Nanny and Poppy H.

Haywood Aunt Lorraine. THOMPSON In sad H. and Thomp- loving memory who passed away April of Mr. Joseph son 18, 1963: face I loved is now laid low, His loving voice 1S still. The The hand so often, clasped in mine, Lies now in death's think cold of him chill.

often sit and When 1 am all alone; For memory is the only thing That grief can call its own. Sadly missed by his wife Verta. (3) CARD OF THANKS CROWTHER The family the late Mrs. Ellen Crowther of 937 Monmouth Gloucester, wishes to express their sincere thanks to their many relatives. friends and neighbors who were SO kind to them during their recent bereavement in the death of a dear wife, mother and grandmother.

JAWNY The family of Anna Jawny of 1517 Newport Camden wishes to thank their many relatives. friends and neighbors for their cars, spiritual bouquets, and floral tributes in their recent bereavement, in the death of a beloved wife, mother grand- (4) FUNERAL DIRECTORS C. J. EICHEL 8323 Maple Pennsauken 18 8:15 PROB. DRIVER ODDS Floyd Evans Myer Abbatielio Fontaine Kirby Elliott Ayou pace.

Parker Fitzpatrick Harris Abbatiello Kelly Fontaine Parker Kirby 8-1 10-1 12-1 5-1 4-1 9-2 6-1 8-1 12-1 15-1 Cameron 2-1 Bedell 7-2 Pullen 9-2 Smith 5-1 Burton 8-1 Dunnigan 10-1 Rathbone 12-1 Dancer 15-1 Quinn 6-1 Phillips pace. Abbatiello 3-1 Myer 7-2 Safford 4-1 Scott 9-2 Hand 6-1 Rathbone 8-1 Edmunds 12-1 Hodgins 15-1 Eyler 5-2 Wade Miller Dancer 9-2 Parks 5-1 Simpson 6-1 Safford 8-1 Young Jr. 2-1 Cote Miller 9-2 Simpson 5-1 Pullen 8-1 Thompson 10-1 Martin 12-1 Davis 15-1 pace. King 7-2 O'Brien 4-1 Wheeler 4-1 Fontaine 5-1 Niles 9-2 Insko 5-1 Hodgins 10-1 Fitzpatrick 3-1 Evans 7.2 0'Brien 4-1 Fontaine 9-2 Crank 6-1 Truax 8-1 Eyler 12-1 Wilcutts 15-1 Fitzpatrick 5-2 Parshall 7-2 Brenneman 9.2 Lewis 5-1 Ridwell 8-1 Hylan 8-1 Hodgins 10-1 Russo 12-1 18 Payoff, Farvel. Zoom's Scot.

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Marty, Ver- (UPI)-Man as a 3-yearthe Preak- (1) DEATH 60-62 S. 27th Camden (5) MEMORIAL PARKS, CEMETERIES CEMETERY LOTS 4 grave lots. Rose Garden section. Locustwood. Call NO 3-4502.

(7) PERSONALS ABLEST HAIR CUTTING Tony's 439 Market St Gloucester City. Children a specialty. Three expert barbers at your service. GL 6-4139. ALL TYPES Linoleum Tile installed.

You furn. material. EM 5-8766 ANYONE HAVING information on William A. Galiazzi, Sr. contact 662-7989.

ATTENTION -Brides to be. Come see one of the largest selections of bridal gowns in this area. Call for appointment. Jule Amling. 854-5938.

BLOOD DONORS PAID 9 A.M.-12 NOON GARDEN BLOOD BANK 923 BROADWAY. CAMDEN 966-7553 Blood Donors Wanted Fee paid Monday thru Friday. 8 a m. till 10 a.m. Memorial Labora- tories.

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Missouri Breaks Record LAWRENCE, Kan. (UPI) Missouri's Robin Lingle, running, a sizzling 4:01 anchor, paced the Tigers 1 to a record 4-mile relay championship before more than 2,000 fans in the opening of the Kansas Relays yesterday. The winning time was 16:41.6, breaking the standard of 16:53.1 set by Kansas two years ago. Lingle was about 50 yards behind Harold Hadley of Kansas when he took the baton from Bill Rawson for the final mile. The former West Point cadet had a two-yard lead going into the final lap and won moving away.

Texas finished second in 16:41.6. Kansas was third in 16:46.7, and Houston fourth in 16:48.4. All first four teams bettered the record. Jerry Dyes of Abilene Christian took the halfway lead in the decathlon with a 5-event point total of 4,195. Phil Mulkey, unattached, (Birmingham), defending pion, was second with 3,899 points.

Geoff Walker of Houston set the only other record on the card when he posted a 14:36 clocking in the run. Walker's pace bettered the old record of 14:58.6 set by Miles Eisenman of Oklahoma State, in 1960. Nebraska took the University sprint medley relay title in 3:22.7, better than three seconds above the 3:19.5 record set by Oklahoma in 1958. Lamar Tech missed the sprint medley relay college mark by two-tenths of a second with a winning mark of 3:20. Texas Southern was a close second at 3:20.2.

Ray Hilburn captured the first meet title in history for Texas Western. Hilburn won the 400- meter hurdles in 52.9. Defending champion Jim Miller of Colorado, a strong favorite, lost his footing on the final turn and failed to finish among the top four. (8) FEMALE HELP Racing Selections By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL SATURDAY, APRIL 1 18 ONE BEST-REBELLIOUS. BEST LONGSHOT-BUFFINGTON, BEST PARLAY SCALAWAGS AND DAN HICKEY.

AT AQUEDUCT ONE BEST-REBELLIOUS. Walk Regenerate. My Way, Rapid Sun Pace. Flash. Nilo New Jac.

Attack. 3. Buffington, Wallingford, Watch Word. 4. Scalawags, Of Giving.

5. Sub Commander. Alphabet. Brave Lad. 6.

Rebellious. Trial Balloon. B. Major. Quadrangle.

Knightly Manner. Mr. Brick. 8. Geeare, Tax.

Proud Fox. 9. Dan Hickey, Space Monkey, Stacked Up. AT LAUREL ONE BEST-CEDAR KEY. 1.

Al Abrams, Fair Admiral, Ole Kel. Running Shoes. Leanders Love. 0c- cupied Beach. 3.

Luigi. Wide Horizon, Flight Leader. 4. River Rouge. Prognosis, Trolea.

5. Harford County. Clear Lead. Red Scarf. 6.

Charabanc. County Chairman, Second Breakfast. 7. Ikeya. Jappoint.

Kentucky Jug. 8. Cedar Key, Marlin Bay, will Rule. 9. Look Of Eagles.

Extra Margin. Alias. PROGRAM AT LAUREL Gestimate. Titletown. Passage.

Piculet. Bay Belle, Occupied Beach. Wide Horizon, Luigi, Solamente. Mr. Janmar, War Slip, Tropic Topic.

Sues Appeal, Ensuite. Phantom Shot. Second Breakfast. Tilmar. Why Lie.

Ikeya, Kentucky Jug, Silver Monarch. 8. 9. Alias, Cedar Ali Key, Baba Marlin II, Look Bay. Dedimoud.

AT GULFSTREAM 1. Miss Crafty Fox. Carrier, Hasty Gee. 2. Half Page, Dixie Line.

Frozen North. Lucky Draw, Sharp Living. Latin Slipper. 4. Weeper Lea, Bonay, Darndaren.

5. Pavon. World Ruler. Alisto. 6.

Vouloir. Reddik. Foxie Foyle. Revistero. Somali Raison.

Prince. Grand Stand. Dimyourlights, Balkan 9. Tolawa Y. Babington.

Flying Johnnie. 10. Ruffy. Exposure. Challenge Ship.

Today's Scratches UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL AQUEDUCT -Clear, Fast Post 1:30 P.M., EST Novelist. Amber Mid Orbit. Commander, Alphabet, Mid Tea Enghien 2d. Rough Fellow. LAUREL Clear, Fast Post 1:30 P.M., EST Roman Riches.

Fair Liz. First PasChance Thought, Knight-King. Lateen Sail. Gallant Duchess. Snow Bay Brandy.

River Rouge. Clear Lead, Phylsiohn, Golden SunPolar Lad. Kings Song. one time or another the Relay. Carnival held the records for each of the relay Championship of races.

TRENTON (UPI) Four Indianapolis winners are expected to head the field of the nation's top auto racers tomorrow vieing for national points and a purse of $14,450 in the 100-mile USAC national championship race at Trenton Speedway. Among the top drivers entered in the seventh annual spring classic will be A. J. Foyt, Roger Ward, Troy Ruttman and Parnelli Jones. Two sports car drivers, Frank Ballard of Illinois and Bob Hurt of Bethesda, will make their debut in the big-car race.

'500' Winners At Trenton Golf Hints By SAM SNEAD 4-18 Right Hand at Right Shoulder The hands will work more adeptly during the swing if the formed by the right thumb and forefinger point to the right shoulder. Note also in today's illustration that there is no space between the right thumb and forefinger. Normally the clubface will be closing fractionally at impact if the club is gripped in this manner, and a slight and desirable hook (rightto left) ball flight will result. Tetanus Wins Laurel Race LAUREL, Md. (UPI) Castle Rock Farm's Tetanus registered his first victory of the year in yesterday's $4,500 allowance feature at Laurel.

Ridden by veteran jockey Joe $2.80 and $2.60 and covered the Culmone the winner pair a $4.40, six furlongs in True Lyco returned $3.40 and $2.80 and Robbed Again paid $5.00. Melrose Buddy ($18.20) and Light Sentence ($7.60) teamed for a $63.00 daily double. Home buyers watch Classified WantAds. Make sure your is there. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Camden.

N.J.. April 2. 1964. Proposal of GEORGE BRISTLE. of deceased.

Sealed Notice is hereby given that the by the and Final account of the of Burlington. subscriber. Camden Trust Company. lington, by Merger to Camden Safe May 5. and Trust Company.

Trustee time. in the Last Will and Testament Hall. GEORGE BRISTLE. de- lowing: for Elizabeth G. Klein.

will 1.500 audited and stated by the Sur- White. of the County of Camden and filler. for settlement to the Cam- Coupled County Court-Probate Division. Clay Friday the eighth day of May. at 600 at 11:00 o'clock A.M.

500 ibs. CAMDEN TRUST COMPANY. 1.900 Trustee. White. S.

Norcross. Atty. filler. ($26.88) Coupled NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT forged Camden, N.J.. April 2.

1964. tested of GEORGE BRISTLE. ed at deceased. Detailed is hereby given that the submitted account of the subscriber. be attached Trust Company.

Successor proposals Merger to Camden Safe Deposit The Trust Company, Trustee under the lowest Last and Testament of ders whose BRISTLE. deceased, judgment Catherine Fleckenstein. will be will best and stated by the Surrogate hose desired. County of Camden and report- All bidders settlement to the Camden a certified Court-Probate Division. on order of the eighth day of May 1964.

ten per 11:00 o'clock A.M. bid and CAMDEN TRUST COMPANY. to reject Trustee. Bids S. Norcross.

Atty. for Fire ($26.88) dressed Clerk. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION ($14.72) CAMDEN COUNTY DOCKET NO. M-3954-63 LOST and Rizzo. Plaintiff.

vs. Harryette LOST of Order Defendant. for Civil Publication. Action. No- Poodle, Reward.

Harryette Rizzo: virtue of an Order of the Su- LOST Court of New Jersey. Chan- Bik. Horse Division, made on the 31st Yorkshire March. 1964. in a civil action LOST Nicola Rizzo is the plaintiff white.

3 you are the defendant, you are Reward. required to answer the of the plaintiff on or be- town or the 1st day of June. 1964. by LOST an answer on Michael Rew. Call whose Esquire.

address 300 S. LOST plaintiff's Suite 812. Camden. New West wrist Jersey watch and in default thereof such shall be rendered against Reward. as the Court shall think equiand just.

You your (1) and proof of service in dupli- BRO with the Clerk of the Superior liamstown. State House Annex. Trenton. (nee Jersey, in accordance with the Walter K. of civil practice and procedure.

Relatives object of said action is to are invited a judgment of divorce be- services the said plaintiff and you. Funeral MICHAEL MELISSAS. S. Main Attorney for Plaintiff. ment at April 11.

1964. ($44.80) Friends COURTOF NEW JERSEY George P. CAMPBELL CHANCERY CAMDEN COUNTY DIVISION Camden, DOCKET 2832-63 tives invited and to Anthony STATE and Nedra day at 8 OF NEW JERSEY Procacci, His L. Wife. Procacci Defendants.

neral Home, to are hereby Finn summoned and Rimm. re- at the Holy N.J. High serve upon and address and Vine Guarantee attorneys, Trust whose Building. Atlan- is at Calvary New Jersey. an answer to call Sunday complaint filed in a civil action Carteret Savings and Loan den.

N.J.. a corporation of the tine (nee of New Jersey, IS plaintiff. age 59 L. Procacci. et als.

Monday, defendants. pending in the Su- the Davis Court New Jersey within ware days after April 25. 1964. ex- Hillcrest of such date. If you fail so may call judgment by default may be DEL VISCIO against you for the relief Michele, in the complaint.

You Del Viscio file your answer and proof of Relatives in duplicate with the Clerk attend the Superior Court. State House a.m. from Trenton. New Jersey, in ac- 1327-29 S. with the rules of civil requiem and procedure.

at 10 a.m. action has been instituted for Cemetery. purpose of foreclosing a mort- FARQUHAR dated October 20. 1958 made Alice X. Anthony L.

Procacci and Nedra ouhar of his wife. as mortgagors field. N.J. South Jersey Mortgage a Relatives of the State of New Jer- invited as mortgagee. and thereafter services to Carteret Savings and Kirk State of Association.

a corporation plaintiff. Philadelphia, concerns New real Jersey, estate the located Friends Bentley at Contributions County. Road. Lindenwold. Cam- Jersey L.

made Procacci party and Nedra defendants Pro- in Haddonfeld. New Jersey, You. Ant- Lutheran are action because you are the band April of the mortgaged complaint. premises Camden. in Joan Porter, I.

GRANT SCOTT, Clerk of the Superior Court. burg. 6 ($65.28) Also April 1. 1964. ice Sunday STATE OF NEW JERSEY B.

Berschler (L.S.) State William Clark and Mrs. William N.J. wife of William Clark. Family are hereby summoned and re- Camden. to serve upon Ross and Glad- GATTEN Esquires.

attorneys for plaintiff. 1964. Mabel address is Stokes Road. Med- beloved New Jersey, an answer to the son of filed in a Civil Action. in N.J..

age Metropolitan Life Insurance friends of a corporation of the State attend the York. is plaintiff. and Wil- day at 2 Clark. et al. are defendants, ley Funeral in the Superior Court of Jersey, within thirty (35) Locustwood after May 9.

1964. exclusive of may call date. by If default you fail to be do so. GREENWALD may renagainst you for the relief deon April wald. aged in the Complaint.

You shall your Answer and Proof of Service chief Monday. duplicate Court. with the State Clerk House of Holly, N.J. Superior Trenton. New Cemetery.

Jersey. in acwith the rules of civil prac- day evening. and procedure. GREGERSEN action has been instituted for Estell H. purpose of foreclosing a mort- Elizabeth dated December 17.

1956. made ter of 410 William Clark and Loree Clark. City, age wife. to W. A Clarke Mortgage friends of and duly assigned by said W.

A. day attend the Mortgage Co. to plaintiff. at Metropolitan Life Insurance Com- ton Funeral by Assignment of Mortgaged Gloucester December 17. 1956.

and con- Paul's real estate located at 207 Rob- may call Avenue. Lawnside. New Jersey. GROSSMAN William Clark, are made a de- Harriet, because you are the owner man, of above described premises and N.J. mother the parties who executed the man.

sister mentioned mortgage: and. you. Hurvitz. William Clark. are made a de- the late because you are the wife of services Clark.

the owner. and may David B. dower interest in said prem- 5341 State otherwise. sauken. GRANT.

SCOTT. Park Clerk of the Superior Court ily will April 16. 1964 ($65.28) dence. Sports in Brief Scholastic Baseball FRIDAY'S SCORES Florence 5. N.

Burlington 2. Pitman 10, Overbrook 7. Clayton 4. Salem 1. Delsea 12.

Woodstown Kingsway 4. Gloucester 2. Mainland 3. Lower Cape May 2. Pleasantville 3.

Middle Township 2. St. James (Penns Grove) 11. St. Joseph's (Hammonton) 2.

Riverside 7. Burlington 1. Rancocas Valley 4. Moorestown 2. Holy Spirit 6.

Gloucester Catholic 0. SATURDAY Triton Red at Merchantville. St. Joseph's (Ham.) at Wildwood Catholic. Horse Racing SATURDAY At Liberty Bell Park.

post time 8:15 Collegiate Baseball FRIDAY'S SCORES Glassboro State 13. Delaware Valley 2. SATURDAY Glassboro State at Jersey City State. Scholastic Track SATURDAY Bridgeton Relays. Bridgeton High School.

1 p.m. Glassboro St. Winner in Golf PITMAN-Glassboro State College opened its golf season by defeating Rutgers College of South Jersey, 14-4, here yesterday at Pitman Country Club. Lewis Cresci, Jim Timmons, George Gilch and Jack Collins each picked up three points for Glassboro by beating their opponents three ways--on the front and back nines and for the match. Al Snyder won for Rutgers as he downed Larry Woidell, and teammate Bob Marshall halved with Glassboro's Harry Leaming, It was RCSJ's third straight loss.

Al Snyder, R. def. Larry Woidill, Lewis Cresci, G. def. Richie 3-0: James Timmons, def.

Dan Folcher, 3-0: halved Harry Leaming, G. Bob Marshall, 3-0: George Jack Collins, Gilch, G. def. Ray Parker, def. Chris Shelpuk, 3-0.

School Tennis Cherry Hill 5. Haddon Township 0 Singles--Dave Thompson. Jeff Zucker. 6-1, 8-6; Jan Stahl. C.

def. Ted Greenwald. 6-0. 6-0: John Jaren, C. def.

Rich Wells, 6-3. 6-1; Jeff King. def. Mike Falk. 6-2.

7-5. Doubles Bruce Kimmel and Dave Friedman. def. Frank Clayton and Mark Moltoff. 7-5, 8-6.

Pennsauken 5. Camden 0 Singles--Craig 6-1: Taylor. P. def. Ken Lexer, 6-1.

Colbert Reisz. P. def. Dave, Leonardi, 6-1. 6-0; Fred Zackon, P.

def. Saul Epstein, 6-2. 6-4: Dan Dobkin. P. def.

Len Cohen, 6-1, 6-2. Doubles-Rich Smith and Ron Stow. def. Steve Dodner and Bill Hawker, 6-2, 6-3. BALTIMORE, Md.

(UPI)-Two graw horses, Belmar in 1895 and Native Dancer in 1953, have won the Preakness Stakes. FEMALE HELP WANTED WAITRESS Experienced. reliable. Good starting rate. Full company benefits.

Apply J. M. FIELDS 222 S. Wh. Hs.

Stratford. N.J. WAITRESS-Full or part time. exp. only.

no Sundays or holidays, apply in pers. Hansen House 113 E. Kings Hwy. Haddonfield. WAITRESS OR COUNTER GIRL Exp.

over 21, night work. short hours. Apply M. H. Sweet Shop.

2406 Federal Camden. WAITRESS Part time. Apply in person. Betw. 7-8 p.m..

Ron Day Voo Tavern. 39th. Federal Pennsauken. EM 5-9679. WAITRESSES Experience necessary.

Apply in person Riveria Diner Haddonfield Cherry Hill opp. Race Track. WAITRESSES -Must be exp. in tray service. Full and part time.

Apply in person. Mallard Inn. Rt. 73. Moorestown.

-FEMALE (1st Class Only) Exc. oppty. for 1st class wiremen experienced in equipment electronics mfr. in assembly Cherry Hill. To qualify you must be a skilled wireman experienced in model shop wiring able to do the following: Read interpret the color code.

Understand work from schematics, wiring diagrams. mechanical assembly prints rough sketches. Produce top quality work with minimum instruction using recognized industrial techniques. To qualified people we offer: Top wages competitive with your present earnings. Exceptional employee benefits.

Secure future in modern surroundings with pleasant associates and plenty of oppty. to advance. For appt. call Mr. Kain Smith.

665-5250. AVON CALLING 4-6638. HOUSEWIVES LADIES BEAUTY is our business. Why not make it yours? An excellent earning opportunity for women who qualify. Sell a product unconditionally guaranteed and advertised.

Yes, it's Rio "Avon earn. Calling' Comm. for For women who information, want INTERESTED IN YEAR-ROUND PART TIME SALES. EVENINGS AND SATURDAYS. GOOD SALARY, LIBERAL DISCOUNT.

AND PROMOTIONAL POSSIBILITIES. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR RECEPTION AREA, DURING STORE HOURS. PERSONNEL UPPER LEVEL BAMBERGER'S CHERRY HILL MALL RETAIL DEPARMENT SALES, STOCK OFFICE, MARKERS CASHIERS, CHECKERS ETC. Opportunity to join the largest fastest growing discount stores in South Jersey. Garwood opening new store in Cherry Hill Twp.

Exp. pref. Ref. req. Must be over 21.

Full time part time. Day evening shifts. Interviews held at the Ellisburg Circle, Cherry Hill (Next town.) Starting Wed. from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m.

Daily. TUPPER WARE Has openings, part time" full time dealers. Comm. Interviewed in privacy of own home. Write Tupperware, Box 248.

Medford. N.J. or call 268-0100. WILL PROVIDE room board for middle aged woman or couple in exchange for light household services. Good opportunity for the right party.

AM 7-6974. WOMAN For weekends. care of 3 children. 4 p.m. to 1 a.m.

$15. 365-0959. WOMAN Mature. to live in take care of 2 small children. Sal.

665-6994. WOMAN. part time. care for semi invalid, no heavy work. vic.

Turnersville. N.J. Phone betw. 12 2 P.M. CA 7-1062.

WOMAN To be companion, in good home. 966-7910. WOMAN-To care for elderly man. room board. $20 wk.

Mon. Thurs. off. ST 3-0346. WOMAN To mind 5 yr.

old boy while Mother works, aft. 6. UL 4-3646 WOMAN-Who needs home to help semi-invalid. $15 wk. WO 4-7283.

WOMEN For eve. work. to help kit. Apply Webers Drive-In. Brooklawn.

WOMEN Full time $85 to $100 part time. $45 to $60 wkly. comm. Sell BEELINE Fashions. Free Wardrobe when qualified.

Manager opportunity. No investment. no delivery, call WO 6-0300. WOMEN Lloyd's has the answer to higher income. Exc comm.

Full or part time sales work. No Investment. Training. Car nec. YE 1-3696.

784-3528. YOUNG sales position. Exp. pref. in selling decorative fabrics.

app. in person. East Orange Mill End Shops. Moorestown Mall. Lenola Rd.

Rt. 38. Moorestown. Employment Agencies--female FREEMAN'S 323 Market St. Cam.

EM 5-9220 WATCH FOR MONDAY'S LISTING. Derby Prep To Hill Rise LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) El Peco Ranch's Kentucky Derby favorite, Hill Rise, with Willie Shoemaker aboard for the first time, easily defeated two sprinters in the $10,000 Forerunner purse yesterday without taking a deep breath. Hill Rise's' margin of victory over Cycloblond in the seven-furlong Derby tuneup only three quarters of a length, with the only other starter, In Accord, a neck further in the no-betting exhibition. But that was only because Shoemaker and trainer Bill Finnegan wanted it that way, for the Shoe -who abandoned a Derby ride on Northern Dancer in favor of El Peco colt-had him well in hand all the way, and was almost standing up on him in the stretch.

Hill Rise went the seven furlongs in 16) second score scored when and Kansas victory Jack pitcher after alhits was runs. Estate at Second by Successor 4. Deposit under of ceased. be rogate reported den on 1964. Frank Estate Notice Second Camden by and the GEORGE for audited of the ed for County Friday, at Frank 'C' Nicola Rizzo.

tice To: By perior cery day of wherein and hereby Complaint serving Melissas. torney, Broadway. Jersey, judgment you table answer cate Court, rules The obtain tween Dated: SUPERIOR THE To: You quired plaintiff's 427 tic City. the in which Association. State and are perior 35 clusive to do.

rendered demanded shall service of the Annex. cordance practice The the gage by Procacci to corporation sey, assigned Loan the and 807 den thony cacci this owners described Dated: To Clark, You quired den. whose ford. Complaint which Company, of liam pending New days such judgment dered manded file ice in the Annex, cordance tice The the gage by his Co. Clarke pany, dated cerns ert You.

fendant of the one of above Mrs. fendant William have a ises. or Dated: By 5. Time. 8.

9. 1. sage. 2. Flyer.

4. 5. rise. 8. At Penn world's eight America WANTED Post.

PHONE SOLICITORS MEDICAL SECTY. OR NURSEWith exp. in medical office. Typing knowledge of insurance forms office procedures highly desirable. Reply Box A-45.

Courier-Post. NURSE RN-Charge nurse. 4 p.m. to 12 midnight. pleasant working conditions.

fringe benefits. Call HA 9-5500 for further information. NURSES RN-Maternity, medical surgical, all shifts. all top salary paid to exp. personnel.

Contact Mary Y. Drain, RN. Kessler Memorial Hospital, W. H. Pk.

Central Hammonton. N.J. 561-6700 OPERATORS Exper. on all parts women's dresses. Steady work.

Good pay. Apply 419 Walnut St. Cam. OPERATORS-Exp. on power sewing machines to work on dresses.

All union benefits. Apply 1407 S. 6th St. Camden. OPERATORS Single Needle blind stitch.

Exp. Ladies Cotton dresses. Steady work. All union benefits. Bel Made, Clementon, W.

Berlin Glassboro. ST 3-2207. OPERATING ROOM NURSE-RN LPN. for modern air cond. hospital.

5 day week. 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Paid call time. Excellent benefits. Call Director of Nursing.

N.J. TR 7-6000. PAYROLL CLERK Mature person, min. 5 yrs. exper.

to compute payroll for 200 employees wkly. knowledge of employers quarterly tax returns. 5 day hr. day. Pleasant working conditions.

Office benefits. air conditioned. Many fringe Reply Box A-44, Courier- part time a.m. p.m., telephone solicitors to contact customers in the Camden Area, must have clear pleasant voice, some sales mod. air cond.

dept. send resume in first letter, to Box A-13. CourierRECEPTIONIST -for doctor's office. Riverside area. Box C-71, CourierPost.

SALESLADY Exp. in Children's Wear only. Part time. Apply in person Haddon-Towne Togs. Black Horse Pk.

Shopping Center. Audubon. -Full or part time. An exclusive product needed in all businesses, homes, etc. Earn $5,000 to $15,000 yearly, comm.

P.O. Box 322. Haddonfield. N.J. SECRETARY Camden, CC, top company.

Fine typing, misc. duties, $80 plus benefits. Craig Gravatt Employment Agency, 1201 Chestnut Phila. LO 4-3053. SALESWOMEN Part time, we have several interesting sales positions avail.

in various morning evening schedules work approx. 4 hrs. a day, 17 to 30 hrs. a list exp. in first resume, to Box A-23, CourierPost.

SECRETARY Exper. well qualified. matured person for one girl office. Shorthand nec. Hrs.

8 to 5. good company benefits. Apply H. K. Porter Co.

Inc. 1 Pavilion ave. Riverside SECRETARY Good typ. skills. Diversified duties.

Approx. 2 yrs. exp. Sal. $350.

HARRIS EMPL. AGCY. WO 6-1767 SECRETARY International div. of S. Jersey Mfg.

plant. work varied interesting. Knowledge of international shipments helpful. Full benefit program. Good working conditions.

Write stating exper. past earnings. Box A-11. Courier-Post. SECRETARY Legal exper.

desirable, but not necessary, give exper. refer. salary desired and profile first letter. Box A-26 CourierPost. SECRETARY Order desk.

Mature. Hadid. area. Elec. typ.

ability to keep records, compose own letters. Sal. $330. HARRIS EMPL. AGCY.

WO 6-1767 SEAMSTRESS Exper. only. top salary. Roslyn's Dress Shop, 248 Mariton Pike. Erlton, N.J.

We SEWING have immed. MACHINE OPERATORS BET: ators with exp. on single needle or merrow (overlock) industrial machine. Steady incentive. fringe benefits.

Steven Maxwell Green Woodbury. STENO. RECEPT. C.C. Camden.

Exc. opport. fringe benefits. Neat appear. pleasant personality essential.

Sal. $3063. HARRIS EMPL. AGCY. WO 6-1767 STENOGRAPHER A diversified position avail.

for a high school grad with excellent typing shorthand skills: neatness in work and appearance. pleasant personality. and willingness to learn and take responsibility essential. Reliance Insurance Co. 401 Walnut Phila.

1st Ar. PHONE your home. CANVASSERS Partial (2) or full time. Commission. UL 4-7474 for information.

TYPIST For permanent position. Full time. Modern air cond. office, pleasant working conditions. Apply mail only with full details.

Stonhard Maple Shade. N.J. TYPIST-Full time. General office work. Exp.

CC Camden. air cond. office. Call EM 5-9213. 5 wk.

Call EM 5-9579. Monday. TYPIST must be extremely accurate. TYPIST Must be familiar with elec. typewriter dictaphone.

Apply at W. N. Russell Co. 34 Albertson Westmont. N.J.

TYPIST RECEPTIONIST Mature woman, min. 5 yrs. exper. to handle typing for office sales, prepare a few statistical reports share receptionist duties with another woman. hr.

wk. Pleasant workconditions. Air conditioning. Many fringe benefits. Box A-54.

Courier Post. WAITRESS Exper. Apply Weber's Colonial Diner. 136 Wh. Hs.

Pk. Audubon. N.J. WAITRESS Exp. Cherry Valley Diner.

310 Marlton Pike. Cherry Hill. WAITRESS Diner, Apply Cross Roads Diner. Rt. Moorestown.

N.J. WAITRESS Exp. only. Apply Atco Diner. 199 W.

H. Atco. WAITRESS exp. only. Sherro's Diner Rt.

130 Drexel Pennsauken. WAITRESS steady pos. apply Homestead Restaurant. 33 Kings Hwy. Haddonfield.

The first track relays in the world were held at the Penn Re(lays, April 21, 1895. This is the 70th year of the Penn Relay Carnival. (9) MALE HELP WANTED DEBTS On and after this date April 18. 1964. I will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself.

William Manuel, 600 Shady Lane. Collingswood. N.J. DEBTS On and after this date April 17. 1964.

I will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself. P. Vounas. 419 York Camden. N.J.

DEBTS On and after this date April 16. 1964. I will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself. Joseph Marr, 898 Mt. Ephraim Camden.

N.J. FURNITURE REPAIRScigarette burns. Phone NO 3-8142. HAVE IRON press, $5 bushel basket. 3-2783.

IRONING, done Marlton in my home. EM Camden. REED'S MOWER Service-Pick up del. E. Pennsauken.

NO 2-6536. ROOFING-SIDING. FENCES, STORM WINDOWS. PORCH ENCLOSURES. PLUMBING AND PRICES.

E-Z TERMS. WO 3-7735. RUMMAGE SALE Thursday, April 23rd. 11-9 p.m. Friday, April 24th.

9-5 p.m. In Trinity Church Parish House. Main Church Moorestown. Sponsored by the women of Trinity Church. There will be a snack bar.

WIGS Hand made human hair. Terms easily arranged. Wig Party. DU 7-1643. (8) FEMALE HELP WANTED BARMAID Exp.

not Call 767-0265. BAR MAID Part time. call NA 9-8821. BEAUTICIAN-Colorist. exp.

to work in high fashion salon, top salary. Phone 877-9893. BEAUTICIAN Manager operator wanted. Fully exper. Write particulars, Somerdale P.0.

Box 116. BOOKKEEPER-Billing Clerk For credit dept. Must be accurate. neat fast. Perm.

position plus company benefits. Do not phone. Apply in person to Mr. James for interview. W.

T. GRANT CO. Blk. Hs. Shopping Center, Blk.

Hs. Pk. Nicholson Rd. Audubon BOOKKEEPER Some $50. apply 918 Chestnut Camden.

CANVASSERS For bowling parties, also telephone solicitors. No selling. Easy work hrs. Salary Gloucester-Woodbury area. GL 6-2692 --1393--6007.

CASHIER-CLERK. 5 days. Mon. thru Fri. Fringe benefits.

Steady. Apply Liquor Fair. Rt. 70 Hampton Rd. Cherry Hill.

CASHIER 6 days, small records, N.C.R.. bondable. Camden Car Bath. 1440 Admiral Wilson Blvd. Nr.

Save Way. CHECKER-with supermarket apply Oaklyn Supermarket, 791 White Horse Pike. CLERK TYPIST Permanent position, hr. wk. typist bet, ages 25-35.

General typing work. with part time receptionist duties relief on PBX board. West Jersey Title Guaranty Parkade Bldg. 518 Market Camden. N.J.

COOK short order. Apply Mr. Bill's. Haddonfield Cherry Hill. N.J.

No phone calls. COUNTER GIRL Wanted. exper. necessary. Apply in person.

Steak3400 Westfield Camden. COUNTER GIRLS For luncheonette, apply 1058 Kaighn Ave, Camden DRUG STORE CLERK-Exp. apply in person only Save-Way Pharmacy, 1103 Wh. H. Oaklyn.

GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES In Camden industrial firm. must be able to type, many benefits. send qual. to Box A-32, Courier-Post. GIRL FRIDAY typ.

bkping. Prefer kn. of constr. 2 girl off. Sal.

$85. HARRIS EMPL. AGCY. WO 6-1767 HAIRDRESSER With following comm. Oaklyn area.

Student operator for shampoos. Saturday only. Box C-111 Courier-Post. HAIRDRESS With N.J. license.

Exp. summer work. Beach Haven Vic. Reply Box C-135. Courier-Post.

HOUSEKEEPER COMPANION $20 wk. Live in. Call aft. 6. WO 3-2121.

HOUSEKEEPER take care of elderly woman in exchange for home small sal. WO 3-2575. 1127 Langham Camden. HOUSEKEEPER Mature. live in.

driver's license nec. WO 6-1769. UL 8-4683. HOUSEWORK ironing-12 to p.m.. 3-4 days per wk.

NO 3-4955 after 12 noon. HOUSEWORK Pleasant working conditions. good suburban home. INSURANCE EXP. CODER RATER Immed.

opening for an individual with coding. rating. or casualty underwriting exc, sal. benefit program. Reliance Insurance Co.

401 Walnut Phila. 1st Ar. INSURANCE Premium Account Clerks Exp. in resolving premium commissioned discrepancies that occur in reconciling agent's company's premium accounts ability to understand interpret casualty property insurance daily reports applications necessary, exc. sal.

benefits program. Reliance Insurance Co. 401 Walnut Phila. 1st Ar. MAID WANTED full time.

sleep in or out. Child care general housework, some evenings included. Refs. nec. Call 547-1554.

MANICURIST Fri. Cherry Hill Vic. HA 8-3268. MATURE SALESGIRL- with pin fitting exp. Must be neat, YE 1-3703 for interview.

Seventh Heaven Gowns. Glendora. N.J. MEDICAL physician's office. Gd.

stenographic skills required. Medical exp. helpful. Reply Box A-25. Courier MOTHERS HELPER-Mature woman to live in.

smell salary. 858-3869. Adjuster Trainee $5700 H.S. Grad. with some college for top co.

Raise after training plus car. All fringe. Call Chick Jones, Snelling Agcy. WO 6-4230. APARTMENT SUPERINTENDENTFull time.

$150 mo plus 1 bedrm apt with all utils. Stated increases. Opportunity for additional earnings. Must live in. Write fully giving age.

marital status. prior work exp 3 ref. Box C-122. Courier-Post. APPRENTICE-Learn repairs to sm.

5 days. 663-9244. elec. appl. don cameras.

start $35. AUTO BODY MAN Metal painting. Experienced only. Apply Mr. Stoner.

Serv. Masson Buick Wright Ave. Federal Camden. AUTO BODY COMBINATION MAN -Plastic ability lacquer spot painting. 1621 Broadway, Camden.

AUTO MECHANIC Exper. on all makes, steady work. Camden Garage. give references, exper, phone number. Box C-105 Courier-Post.

AUTO MECHANIC Experienced only need apply. Steady employment. plus benefits. Apply Mr. Stoner, Serv.

Masson Buick Wright Ave. Federal Camden. AUTO MECHANIC-Experience, 1st class. Must be able to do front end alignment. Roy's Garage, 115 Main Williamstown.

NA 9-6447. Oldsmobile Sales Service. AUTO MECHANIC-1st class only. Best wages. Mr.

Paul, UL 4-6783. AUTO SALESMAN-Experience preferred. Salary plus commission. ART SHARP Admiral Wilson Blvd. FEM 5-4646 BAKER Exp, ambitious.

Interviews. 6-10 a.m. 511 Warwick Somerdale. BAKER-Gd. 2nd hand, all around.

or gd. helper, Day work. Apply 1416 Broadway, Camden. BOILER ROOM ATTEND factory maintenance. 3 p.m.

to 11 p.m. Black seal. perm. must have good Medford Knitwear Mills, Medford. N.J.

BOOKKEEPER $115 for S. Jersey Co. Mature man. Call Chick Jones, Snelling Agcy. No phone calls.

CARPENTER CREWS W0 6-4230. BRICK LAYERS 1st. class. $4 per hr. Ben Mar Construction Co.

Inc. report for work at Clements Bridge Williams Barrington. Phone WO 4-3783. 9-5. aft 6 p.m., NO 5-0856 or 983-1934.

BUILDERS HELPER Must be exper. electricity carpentry, for maintenance general work. Paper company, all year inside work. send resume with exper. to Box A-3, Courier Post.

CAR WASHER-Full or part time. Apply in person only. Supersonic Car Wash. Kings Highway Ormond Cherry Hill. CAR WASHERS washers finishers.

apply Camden Car Bath, 1440 Admiral Wilson Camden. to build garages. dormers, room additions, general alterations etc to work for established firm. Must have truck equipment references. Steady work year round.

Call bet. 10 12 a.m. for appointment. 428-2235. CARPENTER Steady employ, apply Ramblewood.

Rt. 73 Church Rd. Moorestown. See Joe I CARPENTERS Carpenters Helpers Piece workers. Apply Bishop Terrace, Stratford.

CARPENTERS Framers, time or piece work. Apply ready for work. Hickory Place. Munger Marlton. Ask for Vic.

Woodstream Homes. Rt. 70. mi. Framers wanted.

west of 70-73 circle. Marlton, N.J. 983-2100. -Experienced ATTRACTIVE SALARY RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE WRITE STATING EXPERIENCE TO BOX A-16, COURIER POST CHEMICAL PLANT MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Expanding organic. specialty chemical div.

in Phila. needs maintenance supervisor. Must have experience in welding, boilers, chemical piping general chemical or refinery maintenance. Willing to accept responsibilities. Good benefits.

opport. with lge. corporation Box C-102. Courier-Post. CLERK STOCK (2) for large liquor store.

Over 21. Permanent. Full fringe benefits. Apply Liquor Fair. Rt.

70 Hampton Cherry Hill. COLLECTOR-Sal. call TI 5-8171. 30 for estab. COLLECTOR-SALESMAN Over age route.

Good oppor. All benefits. Salary bonus. Call TI 5-6368. COOK Camden Suburban area.

Day work. NO 2-4645 for appt. Friday Saturday, between 3 6 p.m. COOK- Short Order, day work. Apply in person, Oaklyn Diner, 931 White Horse Pike, Oaklyn.

No phone calls. DENTAL MECHANIC plaster work, packing polishing. Haddonfield. N.J. HA 8-3928.

DESK CLERK Exp'd. day shift, sal. open, NO 5-1100 for appt. DISHWASHER Exper. Apply.

Weber's Colonial Diner. 136 Wh. Hs. Pk. Audubon, N.J.

in person. Sherry's Restaurant. 14 DISHWASHER Exp. only. Apply Curtiss Woodbury.

N.J DRIVER -Exp. on tractor trailer, to del. around Jersey area. must have exp. on peddling freights.

RE 9-3452 Phila. DRIVER SALESMAN For established good paying full Sal. benefits Comm. retail milk route, including pension. Exp.

not necessary. Apply Dennery's Dairies. Highland Orlando Gloucester. bet. 3:30 5 p.m.

DRY CLEANER For Petroleum plant. Exper. only need apply. Adroit 'Cleaners. 407 Division Camden.

ENGINEER 5-10 yr. related experience. MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER RESEARCH LABORATORY Responsible for cost estimates. designs. material specification.

contract specification, contract preparation field engineering for the construction of, original complicated mechanical mechanism and equipment, complete testing systems. such as engine test stands, fuel study test stands miscellaneous pilot plant equipment. QUALIFICATIONS: in mechanical chemical engineering. Attention: Send resume in confidence. MR.

R. W. LAFERTY. SOCONY MOBIL OIL COMPANY Paulsboro Laboratories Paulsboro, N. J.

An Equal Opportunity Employer EXPERIENCED CAMERA SALESMAN FULL FOR PART TIME WORK COMPANY BENEFITS J. M. FIELDS 222 S. White Stratford. N.J.

20. FACTORY TRAINEES (15). Age 18- Service. 40 531 RUBIN'S Employ 3-0200. Vine Phila.

WA FIREMAN with Blue Seal license. Apply Beaunit Textile, 630 Laurel Beverly, N.J. GAS STATION ATTENDANT Full Sta. time. Broad routine work.

Apply Atlantic Morgan Palmyra. Exp. HEATING only. Air Cond. Salesmandrawing acct against good opportunity for right man.

Call 456-4201 for appointment. HOME IMPROVEMENT MANAGER enced Outstanding Opportunity for experiman to take full charge of Home Improvement Dept. for solid. long established lumber yard. Must be able to estimate and deal with employes customers.

We are looking for a top man and will offer him an outstanding salary. Box C-132 INDUSTRIAL automotive supply career for young man willing to start at Must the bottom with national for corp. be H.S. grad bondable position of stock delivery den. clerk.

Apply 1035 Wright CamINDUSTRIAL PAINT SPRAYER Exp. with overhead conveyor line on steel furniture. 691-7850. Case Vineland, N.J. INSURANCE Premium Account Clerks Exp.

in resolving premium commissioned discrepancies that occur in reconciling agent's company's premium accounts ability to understand interpret casualty property insurance daily reports applications necessary. exc. sal. benefits program. Reliance Insurance Co.

401 Walnut St. Phila. 1st Ar. MACHINIST Set up man for automatic screw machines. machine operators.

trainees. Lowden Machine Cherry Hill Industrial Center. Phone. 428-5110. MACHINE OPERATORS TRAINMust be willing to take aptitude test.

Exc. opt. for career on paper converting. Send resume including education exp. Box A-35.

Courier-Post. MACHINE SHOP FOREMAN Knowledge of all machine operation including turning. milling. welding. etc.

Ability to set up all machines, work from drawings prints. Knowledge of machine tools. pumps. compressors. preventive maintenance.

Plant in Woodbury N.J. area. S. J. resident Reply stating exper.

past earnings home phone. to Box C-95 Courier- Post. MACHINIST-1st class. exp. on precision work.

Forway Industries Inc. 122 Green Woodbury. MAINTENANCE MAN with Black Seal fireman's license. Underwood Hospital. Woodbury.

See Mr. BurMANAGER of collection agency needs right or left hand man. Send qualifications to Box C-92. CourierPost. MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVE CONSULTANT Over 28 years.

married. any supervisory. administrative or Production experience. Heavy travel, but home weekends. $8,800 salary 1st year.

2nd year. plus per diem plus expenses. SEND RESUME OR CALL DUNHILL 1405 Locust. Phila. Phila.

PR 5-9779 N.J. 963-6655.