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OMEN- COl'RIKH-POST sociuy Jor and about IS UTY 22 TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1963 Jersey Derby Cotillion Hildegarde Dinner Chanteuse ooo 1 i flp, The Incomparable Iliklcgard" will perform at the Jersey Derby Cotillion, being staged Wednesday, May 29, at Cherry' Hill Inn in the interest of Camden's three non-profit hospitals. They are Cooper, Our Lady of I.ourdes and West Jersey Hospitals, The dinner dance, an invitation black-tie affair, is limited to 500 guests. Cocktails will be served, beginning at 7:30 o'clock, in the foyer of the Presidential Ballroom, where dinner will be served at 8:30. During dinner, strolling violinists attired in the traditional pink hunting coats will entertain the guests and music for dancing will be provided by Mark Davis and his Society Orches tra. Dancing will continue until 1 o'clock.

Hildegarde's appearance is planned for 9:30 o'clock. The French imprcssioni.it from Milwaukee was presented in with a "First Lady of the Supper Clubs" award by the late Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt. General chairmen for the cotillion are Mrs. Francis M.

Hoagland Jr. of Woodbury, president of the Women's Board of Cooper Hospital; Mrs. Charles W. Scott of Westmont, president of Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Auxiliary, and Mrs. Herman E.

Gihring of Merchantville, president of the Women's Auxiliary Board of West Jersey Hospital. Details relating to the inn, including dinner, are under the supervision of Mrs. Walter A. Munns of Barrington, chairman, representing West Jersey Hospital; Mrs. Lawrence H.

Ellis of Moorestovn, Cooper, and Mrs. Robert J. Blake of Col-lingswood, Our Lady of Lourdes. Invitations, which were issued over the weekend, are the responsibility of a committee headed by Mrs. Gunther H.

Ibbcken of Haddonfield, member of the Cooper board. She is being assisted by Mrs. Hoagland Mrs. J. Norman Brier-ley of Colwick, Mrs.

Vincent T. McDermott of Camden and Mrs. Eugene Ricci of Westmont, representing Our Lady of Lourdes, and Mrs. Gihring and Mrs. William C.

Widerman of Haddonfield, West Jersey. Mrs. Scott is in charge of publicity, aided by Mrs. Thomas Elkinton of Haddonfield and Mrs. Edward R.

Deibert of Had-don Heights, Cooper representatives, and Mrs. Jehn E. Carey of Westmont, West Jersey. The dinner dance is a prelude to the running of the Jersey Derby at nearby Garden State Park on Memorial Day, May 30. This year's derby marks the fourth renewal of the event, America's oldest stakes race, which is expected to attract many of the nation's leading three-year-old thoroughbreds.

Baumgartner Is Engaged Courier-Pout Photo bv Gary L. Shiver during the tour hours, 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Mrs. Parry is chairman for the tenth annual event, a joint project of the Moorestown Garden Club and the Garden Department of the Moorestown Women's Club. The tour, scheduled rain or shine, will benefit civic projects.

HOUSE AND GARDEN TOUR scheduled for Wednesday in Moorestown leads, inevitably, to home gardeners' shop talk when Mrs. Frank K. Kelemen, left, and Mrs. Albert M. Parry get together to dovetail final details.

Tea will be served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kelemen Crate It, or Lose Warranty the wallet makers for two reasons (1) We feci the printers will find it the easiest to do and, (2), if they think of the paper they will save in a year's time by cutting a little off the millions of cards they make up they will be gleeful, in their rofit-pockct at least. Since wallet inserts are pretty standard, we feel it is up to the men with the ink to change. (How about it printers? Save a little and please the public! First printer in with a standard wallet-size card will get mention here' MISS CYNTHIA ANN FOULKS Whose engagement to Mr.

James G. Huclak, IC2, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Iludak of Wilkcs-Barre, has been announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert T. Foulks Jr. of Haddonfield. An August wedding is planned.

Mr. Hudak is assigned to the U.S.S. James Monroe at Newport News, Va. KOEDER rapers live confined in cages for life. Dear Gotta Gripe: Every time I get a credit card, club membership card, or identification card of any kind.

I have to cut off the edges to make it fit into those glass windows put into wallets. My gripe is this: Let the makers of wallets and the printers get together on sizes and have one standard size so the darn things fit each other securely and fully, without alteration. Tim G. Dear Timgee: You're a boy after our own heart! Why don't you send this suggestion to the Printers Union or to one of the many magazines in the trade? We say the printers and not 1 i Golta Gripe? Choice: Subjects ranging from sending back large appliances to sending someone to the electric chair are bugging our readers today. And, again, the gripes are from men! Don't you women have anything to say? Cat got your tongues? So to the men God love 'em! Dear Gotta Gripe: Shouldn't repair stations for large appliances be in every major city, even though the manufacturer is across the country? I received an expensive, quite large tape recorder for Christmas.

It now is in need of repair. The manufacturer is in another state half the country away. The warranty says to get full benefit, it must be repaired at the plant or sent to a list of their repair stations. Each station is almost as far away as the company. I have to crate this, lug it to the post office, pay freight and hope it isn't damaged on the way.

But if I get it repaired nearby or call a man to the house, I lose the warranty. Tony With A Temper Dear Tony With: It's your nickel, boy, take it or lose it. We advocate hitting 'em in their pockets the next time. Of course, with a Christmas gift this can't be done. But, all of you out there! When buying an appliance read the warranty BEFORE you sign the chit.

If repair service is too far away, turn the thing down and tell the store WHY. When enough stores yell something will be done. Dear Gotta Gripe: I have been reading with interest the need of stiffer punishment for sex offenders and I am for good long non-parole terms. But I don't think death unless death has occurred to the victim-should be the answer. What do you think aliout the death sentence for rape? Concerned Joe Dear Joe: We hope you read Mayor Pierce's splendid cdito- I Rmv Institute S0METMM6 NEW FOR 7HEMENU, Popovw Surpri Bake and split popovers; fill with creamed mushrooms.

Serve as a vegetable. Editor's Note; Come on. ladies, don't let the men beat you. Write to Gotta Gripe, Courier-Post, Camden 1. Porcelain in Xccd Of Whitcnina? To whiten bathtub, kitchen sink or any porcelain surface, sprinkle with sal soda or cream of tartar powder before apply- ing cleaning solution.

Also, peroxide or javclle water will help to remove rust stains from these surfaces. HERBED OMELET Scrambled eggs or omelets arc twice as good if seasoned with a pinch of poultry seasoning. Add 'a teaspoon poultry seasoning to the melted butter in which 4 or 5 eggs will be cooked. FRESH STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE WITH PURE WHIPPED CREAM MCMILLAN'S II A Fit 1 HADDON AVI. WIITMONT Ul 4-1094 aoi aonocssio a Carol E.

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Baumgartner of 611 S. Edge Park Haddonfield, announte the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carol E.

Baumgartner, to Midshipman Donald L. Reeves son of Mr. and Mrs. Reeves of 113 Centre that suburb. A December wedding is planned The bride-elect is a senior at Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pa.

Midshipman Reeves will be graduated in June from the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. The marriage of Miss Susan Heck Fulton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fulton of Pittsburgh, to Mr.

Joseph D. Fish son of Mr. and Mrs. Fish of 459 Conger Collings-wood, took place Saturday morning, at 11:30 o'clock, in St. Raphael's Church, Pittsburgh.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attended by her sister. Mrs. Donald Osier-ritter of that city. Mr. Joseph McEntcc of Philadelphia acted as best man and ushers were Mr.

Edward A. d'Agostino of Cincinnati and Mr. Joseph Jones of Westmont. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. Mr.

Fish and his bride will reside in Pittsburgh, after a trip to Nassau. Airman 2.C. Raymond J. Ver-saci USAF, and Mrs. Ver-saci of Bcllcvuc, announce the birth of twin daughters, Michelle Rae and Kimberly Ann, on April 26, at Offutt Air Force Base Hospital.

Mrs. Versaci is the former Miss Rosemarie Piocaeci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Procacci of Collingswood.

Mrs. Frederick B. Lowe of Pittsburgh has returned to her home alter spending 10 days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norton M.

Bryson of 637 Tavistock Barrington. Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr of 224 Collingswood, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Emma Elizabeth Kerr, to Mr. Frank Ramagli, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Pasquale Ramagli of 2S06 Harris Pcnnsauken Township. Mrs. Albeit A. Caccia of Gibbsboio was guest of honor Friday last at luncheon given by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Albert E. Caccia of 712 Lake-view Laurel Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Caccia will take up residence in Mav at Islamorada.

Ha. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore II. Bwnfyunfy HINTS COLLECTED Part of the endearing young charm of a baby is his (or her) helplessness.

(Makes one feel so protective.) 'lake the mailer of noise. Regular household sounds won't jar your baby, nslcep or awake. 1 earning to live in a world of normal noise is an adjustment he must eventually make and the earlier he becomes accustomed to those noises the better. S. Naturally, loud jarring noises, like door slams, etc.

should be avoided. Dietary variety data. Good eating habits are formed early and introduction of variety at an early ige lays the foundation for future food eating habils. Fasy way to introduce our darling to the delights of different teres! flavors (usually baby's first solid food): Gerber Cereal Sixes. This handy sextette contains small-size boxes of Rice Cereal, 'i' Barley, Mixed ereal.

High Protein Cereal and Fach has its own to Oatmeal Hand hut distinctive flavor all have the dreamy, creamy texture BY by to be he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-lard E. Bowne of Cherry Hill. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph B. Reily Jr. of 422 Kendall Oaklyn, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Patricia Ann Reily, to Mr. Lewis Joseph Miccichc, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph A. Micciche of 204 W. Clinton that suburb. Mr.

and Mrs. T. Sydney Stull of 174 W. Centre Woodbury, have returned from a month's visit with the latter's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Winfield Long of Long Beach, Calif. Dr. and Mrs. Joel H.

Shapiro of 599 Washington Audubon, announce the birth of a second child, Lisa Claire, on April 13. Miss Barbara T. Pilla of Laurel Springs was guest of honor at a party Sunday afternoon given by her bridal attendants at the home of Mrs. Edward V. Cook, 452 Kingston Cherry Hill.

Hostesses included Mrs. William Mackin of Bellmawr, Mrs. Lenard McCafferty of Philadelphia, Miss Daria Cook and Miss Debra Cook of Cherry Hill and Miss Grace Ann Pilla of Laurel Springs. The marriage of Miss Pilla to Mr. Reynolds Keen of Laurel Springs will take place June 22.

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bcrnert of 35 E. Graisbury Audubon, announce the birth of a son, William Richard, on April 12.

Mrs. Bcrnert is the former Miss Rita Macey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Macey of that suburb. Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas H. Zamagni of 718 Green Mount Ephraim, announce the engagement of her daughter. Miss Maryann P. LoCicero.

to Pfc. Alan R. Lavcndier, USA. son of Mrs. Louis Lavcndier of Pawtucket, R.

and the late Mr. Lavendier. Pfc. Lavendier is stationed at Thule, Greenland. Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald E. Kinky of 35 11th Haddon Heights, are being congratulated on the birth of a fourth child, James Charles, on April 16. Kitchen Rocker Hack in Style The traditional kitchen rocking chair is being revived as an up-to-date home fashion. If you have an old rocker in storage, treat it to an all-over scrubbing with soap or detergent suds, a new coat of paint, and a tie-on pad made of gay washable fabric.

a rome Waxed To keep the chrome on your car bright, wash it with soap or detergent suds, rinse, wipe it dry, and then apply a thin coating of paste wax. This will protect chrome from corrosion. DITCH SNAP BEANS A nutmeg grater is likely to accompany an order of green beans in a Dutch restaurant. Each guest sprinkles the vegetable lightly. When seasoning green beans at home, add teaspoon ground nutmeg per pound of beans.

ANCIENT FLAVOR Vanilla was known and loved by the Aztec Indians of Mexico long before the discovery of America. WEDDING' CAKES Our Specialty 'i. IMu iu in iuLnupii OPEN SUNDAYS MOTHER'S Home Itahrrff 141 IIOADWAYJ WAIWICK 10. Camdtn Sitmrrfol SHepptng IM S-A59I Cum ST 4-119 K3 By IDA MAE rial in this paper of Apiil 17 on just this subject. Whether or not the death penalty is the answer or not we cannot say.

Personally we feel the word MANDATORY is what is needed in any sentence the authorities finally make into law for rape or attempted rape. With that word in the law, soft judges, do-gooders and smart counselors find it hard going, if not impossible, to sidetrack. We think the offender's freedom should be taken away from him FOR LIFE and with the law so worded that parole is impossible. If you have ever looked into the blank eyes of a rape victim or watched the fright of a little girl as a small finger pointed to an attackeryou would feel that death is too easy. Let the I Yams What Am Wrap thick slices of cooked yams in bacon.

Bake in a hot ovsn until bacon is crisp. THEY LAST) SAME DAY SERVICE HAIR STYLISTS KT. 70, PCNNSAUKEN la Tuti. 1 Fil. If i STRAW BRIDGE CLOTHIER of Philadelphia announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carolyn Ann Hoffman, to Mr.

Noel Harrje, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Harrje of 1735 44th st, Pcnnsauken Township. A September wedding is planned.

Mr. and Mrs. William R. lies-sert of 113 Antielam Cherry Hill, entertained Sunday afternoon following the christening of their daughter, Tata Marie, in St. Pius Church, that township.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laf-ferty of Haddonfield are the godparents. Mr. and Mrs.

James A. Man-gano of 318 Beckett st. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Eileen Mangano, to Mr. Joseph Ambrico, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Ambrico of 322 Evans st. Miss Constance R. Wojtkowiak of 929 Somerset Gloucester City, has had as her house guest for several days. Miss Diane Wolf of Maplewootl. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Abel Jr. of 103 Round Hill Ashland, are being congratulated on the birth of a daughter, Jeanne Karen, on April 16. Mrs. Abel is the former Miss Muriel Bowne, Garden Tools If your garden tools weren't washed before you stored them last fall, he sure to give them a thorough sudsing, rinsing, and drying this spring.

Sand any rust off of metal surfaces, and repaint where necessary. MARKET Hurt SHMHVICI AFGHAN YARN 2(K" Italian Mohair SHOP AND SAVE AT 711 ARCH ST. OPtN WED. NITCS AND All DAY (AT. Krayer of 310 flth Haddon Heights, have had with them for several days their son.

2d Lt. Richard T. Krayer. ISA, and his fiancee, Miss Sally Ann Africa Huntingdon, Pa. Lt.

Kraver is stationed at Ft. Hollabird, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Albert L.

Hann of 200 Station Haddon Heights, are being congratulated on the birth of a sixth child, a son, Daniel Arthur, on April 22. at Cooper Hospital. Annoiinceirrnt is made of the marriage of Miss Giscla Rosser of Marlcsrcutli, Germany, to Airman 1 C. William .1. Faul.

USAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Faul of 103 Fair-mount Laurel Springs, which took place Saturday, April 20, in Marlesrcuth. Mr.

and Mrs. William Hoffman Up Bcdjy. MRS DAN GERBCR, MOTHER OF 5 babies favor, lor bahv's nutii-tional well being, they'tc enriched with iron, calcium, vitamins. Why fore tht inut? Habics raicly overeat except when pushed an over-ealons nioihcr and when so pushed often develop a dislike for a food that may be hard overcoiiie. Hy the same token, babies who are left to eat, not made to cat, rarely undercut.

May hard to believe but babies do seem to know their own needs. Nutrition additions. As baby advances toward a full food schedule, variety becomes important, not only from the standpoint of good eating habits but to give baby the many different nulricnis needs. Gerber offers a flavorful assortment of strained foods. Over 50 choices, including fruits, vegetables, meats, dinners, juices, egg yolks and desserts to meet all our baby's noli itive needs.

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