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Courier-Post from Camden, New Jersey • Page 23

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Courier-Posti
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Camden, New Jersey
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i THURSDAY in Soutli Jersey COURIER-POST, Camden, N. Tfiuridoy, February IS, 1962 23 CAMDEN COUNTY Oloueeater Cinle 18. Lady Foreetore IT'Tw I. .1 in.i.n, 't 1 16 Divorces Awarded by Jurist Here side, from Anna M. S.

of 1228 N.from Thomas B. Jr. of 323 Mount Superior Court Judge William 19th Theresa M. Lennox of st Iw II. ess A R.

J. Burton Wednesday granted Marie J. Pampel of 1512 Oak joreatere Hall, lilmireeter. pm. Delawaretowne kiwauu Club, San limci.

SO m. Colllnipiwood I.loni Club, American Lesion Home, 6:30 m. Haddonfield Board of Education, Lincoln Avrnue School, m. Hunmne Peer Cnunril. Degree of pocahonua, roreiten Hall, Gloui-eater, Haddon Township Planning Board, municipal building.

I m. fcast Camden Columbian Squire Clr-cla 71. and Saiindi'ra 7 pm. Mount fcphraim Mr Co. 1, flrehouae, pmA- Z- l7fVrW' Bl HLINtJTON COUNTY ciKITOMiM'' Club- Poreh and darlteld palmyra.

8 in. Club. Manor nouae. e. 30 m.

18 divorces. Divorces granted on grounds of 111 E. Buck Paulsboro, from Harry T. of 706 S. 5th Natalie A.

Nelson of 805 Florence st. from Samuel address Haddon Heights, from Rich ard of 528 6th Linden-wold; Ruby I. Roane of 7515 Boulevard Delalr, from James E. of 158 W. Hortter st, desertion were to Thomas A.

Bo-daiski of 718 Hunter Gloucester City, from Alice 410 N. P. Jean J. Tancredi of 219 Bergen Club, Friend- Haddnn Height! Rotary House. 8 15 m.

Cpl Methewa-Purnell vtif Haven ft D.m. Som- i-evinown Board of Education, erset Park School. 8 D.m. Poat lit, VFW, Gloucester, from Joseph A. of I Philadelphia, and Cliieko Rode of 4405 Cottman at, Philadelphia; 13372-D Nelson Fort Dix, from 40th Bernice Brown of 417 Stevens st.

from James address unknown; Lillian B. Camp Klinore Van Duyne of 110 Howard of Seattle, Wash. J80S Hua- East Camden Post 705, VFW, federal 11:30 pm. Tenth Ward Democratic dub, Hall. BIS Pearl 8 m.

Avondale Haddonfield, from bell of 10 Haddon Haddon Runnemedo Lione Club, Are hall, 7 Raymond C. of 12 Parkside Township from Joseph of Kast Merchantyllle Fire Wilbur iSORE THROAT Mount Holly AA lirmip, St. Andrew! Fpiacopal Church, High and Garden m. (il.OUCESTER COCNTY Woodbury AA Uiuiip, Presbyterian Church, Broad and Center 8: 30 p.m. Pitman Kiwinia Club.

Hotel Pitman. 1.30 pill. Went neptford Township Committee, municipal building. 8 pm CUMBERLAND COUNTY Millyllle AA Croup. Presbyterian Church.

2nd and Pine sta 8.30 ni KAI.KM COUNTY Salem AA Group, Court Houae. I.M m. tit i Baltimore, Md. Antonelte R. Dee of 1523 Gross Pennsauken, from William address unknown; Aldewin R.

Lake of 3 Pancoast River- Trenton, and Marie M. Waters of New York City from Eugene L. of University Wenonah. Divorces granted on grounds of extreme cruelty were, Rita C. Albig of Berlin from Leonard F.

DUE TO COLDS TRY ave, merry iiiu, a p.m. Deer Park Klre Co, lire hall. Ism. Laurel Spring! Chapter 237, OKS, Ha sniuc Temple, 7:30 p.m. Alco Kiwani Club.

Atco Dining Room. '30 Alcoholics Anonymoui. Lakeland Hoi-Biml. 8 pm. Kirkwond Fire Co.

1. flrehouae. 8 m. Rlaik Hone Pike VKW. Bunnemede, Ikterchantvllle Llont Club, Holly Hmise.

C30 m. New Jersey IMn 1, IOOF, Ben-inn 8 30 HaddonHeld Liont Club, Hi men Hraise. 30 p.m. Kane Arctic Lodge lit, Maennerchor Bill. 27th D.m.

Clementon AA Fire flrehouse, I.M.P-ni 3 Million in U.S. Ml of 136 E. Walnut Linden-wold; Dorothy L. Carpenter of 672 Farview st. from George of 452 Burke Westville; Janet S.

Johnson of 521 4th Palmyra jUnnblo lo Rciid $1,072,000 Romls Found on Three NEWARK (UPI)-Police arrested three men and charced them with possessing $1,072,000 in Asnianu nrw nr nun. 8 m. display now on fiellmawr Post 7410, VFW, borough fraudulent General Motors Ac and Redevelonln hill. m. Camden Housing Authority.

City Hall I. e. p.m Young Men! Catholic Beneficial Sn- ceptance Corp. bonds. Detectives said the men had rented a room in a New York elety.

nnme. a m. y. oi loucesiei of (iioucesier rire to. nigmana ram MERCEDES-BENZ 220-3 4-DOOR SEDAN rehouse, 8 pm.

united Neiihbnrint Republican Club City hotel and had planned to sell of Pine Hill. Legion Home. 8 pm. CnlhngsKood GOP Club, borough hall. I SO m.

the bonds for $2,500 Wednesday -i5!" BLlBtl -v- lilHll The name of the potential buyer WASHINGTON (UP1 Nearly three million American adults cannot read the label on a medicine bottle or a help wanted ad in the newspaper, according to the Administration; This was a key statistic presented Wednesday when the Kennedy Administration asked Congress for a program to combat adult illiteracy. Labor Secretary Goldberg, testifying in support of the program, said there were eight million men and women over 25 who have not gone beyond the fifth grade. Wilbur J. Cohen, assistant secretary of health, education and was not revealed. Arrested were Frank Miceli 27; Frank Capizzi, 27, and Courler-Pot Photo DEBRIS LEFT BY THE BLAST of two safe doors is scattered over floor of Heim Pure Food Co.

office at 422 Hudson Gloucester City. PtI. Kirby Sherman is shown examining empty safes, from which burglars got only $30. Police said the robbery was the work of "pros." Louis Viscito, 40, all Newark. All All Mercedes-Benz Models Available For Delivery Immediately Equipped wilh 'automatic transmission end POWER STEERING Philadelphia Produce Trading and truck receipt! were light en the Philadelphia wholesale produce market Wednesday, according to the Federal-State Market News Service.

All nearby commoditlea dull and about unchanged in price with the exception of mushroom which were alightly higher. Potatoes: 50-lb sack Katahdma Pa. mostly 2 Inc minimum fair to good moatly few best I tin: Long Island 2-mch nun. kv 5. mostly Maine JNi inch nun.

1. were charged with possession of fraudulent bonds. Miceli also was charged with possession of City Court Scene obscene films. tf "mm i APPies: lanuna iraypaca ua fancy Man Is Jailed 3 Months as Tipsy Driver Delicious 88a 4 50; 100-U3S 4 0O: I ll I la. V.Wt Pa.

Hed NT Red Red welfare, earlier told the subcom- Delicious 72-8xa i.ou: loo-nisl fin 4 SO: Staymani 72 88! 2 75. cartons him a tut! 173, canons nimi Demand continued fair on ample offer- 1 1.1 Z'4 men UD Pa. 12 4- hSilnus nf larxe and milled nlfrtnirs nl bat no af IIS. ISO. An East Camden man Wednes-iblock Vine and AgustineiTortorelll Dec.

30, at Haddon and'. nafinn -ft nnn the nation was the 2.850,000 peliciou! fair to good 2 50 00, Red He- smaller sies Wednesday: although haz- accident. i llcioui Wtlfin? tTlrTlJrAiy was sentenced to three months Smith, 19, of the 500 block Chest-Newton aves. after an mans Route 130 Drexel Camden 5 (Pennsauken) NO 3-2200 ri staymane and Hed Rome 75 i'. vaniavama area particularly wnrre new'jn the conty jail and his driver's-nut were sent to jail for Benjamin Cooperman exam- or write.

I 10 1 days in default of $30 fine each, ined Burnett after the arrest and was suspended for rninl JO; Kea ueiicioua ISO, Bomei to and from egg grading planla wrre about license 3 at found him unfit to drive. 1 sirwt potatoes nj bu orange oo-s so. retaM.ni (Kid? AnSTsI Lrade HeriS years following his second convio- They were arrested Feb. i imam insii, silt ssnsaai i i a is i uasi i 11,11 11. 1 1.

.1. 1 1 1 mm iM.rr-e?"l wtute yami: rair 10 goou w-a w. i.wiwntie 4't3. mostly Wj-so'y Broadway and Kaighns ave. by imi ft.

Targe white and 4-qt ba fair to good; mostly JK-41 Cradp Musnrooms: George Zapach. 50, of N. 21st' Donald Still on charges of1 anfcials 135-15. fancy and extra fancy i brown 43'3-4. mostly 4.T3 4.S Butter storks ample for fair demand st.

near Federal, was arrested using fictitious auto tags. miruidr indsion SO lurnips; nj du 1 w. 1 at uncnangea prices. Nets $10,000 Loot Mortman, 27, of South Neil J. Six cases of cough syrup and on Feb.

2 at Marlton ave. and Berwick st. by PtI. Joseph Tor-torelli and Charles Voll after his car struck a parked vehicle. Zapach told the court his car fifty mlto 1 Hampton Levittown, was fined $115 on charges of failing to have his car inspected and vaporizers, valued at $10,000, Hnvtntr UMthnttt rtrivpr lirAncA urn i wj iHnbtrt were taken from Terminal Carl age a warehouse at Broad was forced to the side of trie ne was arresiea rea.

oy ru. hi cnAtvtinn cr U'lion and River rd. ti, voll at 26tn st way and Jefferson it was reported to Det. John Opfer John H. Kelly? 31, of the 1200 inc ii-iuuii in.imini.

nimi tci Robert Wiemer, of 33 Marlton owner of the parked car block Van Hook was fined 830 wnicn was sirucK, lesuneu ne charges of driving without a Zapach drive into his car and He was arrested Jan. 18 Wednesday. The theft, which occurred between 6 p.m. Tuesday and 10 a.m. Wednesday, was discovered by an employe, George Bell.

Opfer said a side door was forced. that there was no other car involved. Zapach was examined, at 4th and Wilson sts. by PtI. William Guidotti.

following his arrest, by Dr. Ben I I if. i S. i- St Elmer Burnett, 60, of the 500 jamin Cooperman. His first con viction for drunken driving was.

block Haddon was fined $225. in Cherry Hill in 1957, police'and his driver's license was ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Po-said.

(suspended for two years onjlice in St. Petersburg patrol the charges of drunken driving. He downtown area on bicycles at Lynwood Nichols, 22, of the 300. was arrested by PtI. Voll and 'night.

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Every tire in this sale it brand new, perfect quality featuring the latest advances in manufacturing, and design. All prices above for black tube type, plus Federal Tax and any old tire off your car regardless of condition. FREE PARKING! NO DOWN PAYMENT wmmmm Yes, even at these low prices, there is no down payment. You get up to 2 years to pay with Lits Letter of Credit. And you get free parking too! INSTALLED IN MINUTES! SIZES TO PIT MOST ALL CARS.

FROM FORDS TO CADILLACS1! ulck AWv Editl Ford Frater Henrjr J. Hudson XV lysAA jfWMSW-e Mercury Ni.h Oldsmobile Packard Plymouth Pontiac Thunderbird WUlyl Cadillac Cheroltt Chryiler Corvatte DtSoto Kaiaer Rambler Dedge Jfep GUARANTEED 3-WATS IT LITS 1 Every tin In Inn talc la guaranteed aa lndl-" cated acalnat atone brul.ieR aldi-wall punclurei. blrwoun. udewall acraplnr and rim cuti. 2 Ewy tire la luaranteed (or tne lift at the tire tirad acalnat drtecti in materlala and workmanship 9 Complete customer satlifactlnn Upon reium of the tire, you receive a replacement allow-anfe baae on the resular price p'un federal excise tsi.

lest trade-ins. prn-rated over the luaranteed period for the time usd. Studebakar Lark BELLMAWR CAMDEN MAPLE SHADE SOMERDALE Tlrei fllflkurf Circle (ree'ief ifemet Ne mail er eaeef White Hone Pike South of Somerdale Ave. aL- T1, mimi Me Maple Shade Circle Rt. 73, Kingi Hwy.

Newton Avenue and 11th Street On the Black Hen Pike Ne. of Turnpike Exit 3 Plenty of Frs Parking at All Locations Open Sunday 12 to 6 (Camden not open SunJ tkjjeMsaIImp'.

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