Courier-Post from Camden, New Jersey • Page 16

-POST, Camden, N. Saturday, July 18, 1964 MUSIC WITH A BANG Michele, 7, and Michael, 5. children of Mr. and Mrs. John Kupcha, 182 Elm Woodlynne, don't want to miss a trick as they move in on tympanist Obituaries Other Obituaries On Page 8 CHARLES DEWEY BROWN Services for Charles Dewey Brown.

62, of 322 Washington will be in Union AME Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Burial will be Monday at 10 a.m. in Sunset Memorial Park, Pennsauken. Mr.

Brown, a Pennsylvania Railroad trucker, died Wednesday in West Jersey Hospital after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Naomi; five brothers, Alfred. Detroit; Clifford. Moorestown; George and Wilbert. California: Booker New York City, and four sisters.

Mrs. Viola Holland, Mrs. Edna Smith and Mrs. Edith Pryer, all of Moorestown, and Mrs. Geraldine Broadnax, Detroit.

MRS. MAGGIE LEWIS Mrs. Maggie Lewis, 80. of 408 Market Gloucester City, died yesterday in her home. Surviving are a son, John of Gloucester: two daughters, Mrs.

Emma Dobbins of Gloucester and Mrs. Catherine Dobbins of Brooklawn; a sister, Miss Catherine Snyder of Philadelphia; 12 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the David F. Harrigan Funeral Home, 1451 Broadway, where friends may call Monday night.

Burial will be in New Camden Cemetery. MRS. OLIVE E. GROTZINGER WESTVILLE-Services will be Monday at 2 p.m. for Mrs.

Olive E. Grotzinger, 60, from her residence, 109 Poplar st. She died Thursday at home. Mrs. Grotzinger was a resident 25 years.

Friends may call at her home tomorrow night. Burial will be in Hill Crest Memorial Park, Pitman. Surviving are two daughters, Miss Gertrude M. Grotzinger, and Mrs. Lois McIntyre, both of Westville; two brothers, Alvin Fraley also of Westville, and Seneca Fraley of Glendora, and two grandchildren.

WILLIAM L. WEIS MAPLE SHADE--Services for William L. Weis, 62. of 214 W. Mill who died Tuesday Cooper Hospital, will be Monday at 11 a.m.

in the Inglesby Funeral Home, 602 E. Main where friends may call tomorrow night. Burial will be private. Mr. Weis was a locomotive gineer for the Pennsylvania Rail-, road and was employed by the railroad 44 years.

He was a member of Local 75, Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, Philadelphia. Surviving is his wife, Myrtle H. Mitchell Ponders Law In City Gambling Case County Judge Mitchell has a lot of law to consider this weekend in connection with a fairly unusual hearing involving three men charged with lottery and bookmaking at a city restaurant last March. Both Stephen Gretzkowski, assistant county prosecutor, and the two attorneys for the total of six defendants were citing a bevy of cases on "search and seizure" at the conclusion of the state's case. Judge Mitchell will keep the motions under advisement until the hearing is concluded Monday.

No Warrant The case was sent to Judge Mitchell from the city's Municipal Court before there was a hearing there. Attorneys for the six men Bid Denied For Mt. Holly Radio License WASHINGTON (UPD)-A Communication Commission hearing examiner yesterday recommended that the application of the Mount Holly-Burlington Broadcasting Co. to operate station W.J.JZ in Mount Holly be denied. The application was opposed by the Burlington Broadcasting which sought the same outlet in Burlington.

Burlington Broadcasting took the case to court after the commission denied its application on June 12, 1963. Later the court ordered more hearings, the result of which came out today in the report of examiner Jay A. Kyle. Should the commission agree with Kyle's recommendation, it would then take up the disposition of Burlington Broadcasting's application. EDWARD F.

IRWIN BELLVIEW. Pa. Services for Edward F. Irwin of 110 S. Euclid who died in his home Thursday, will be Monday at 11 a.m.

in the Charles H. Iredell Funeral Home, 402 White Horse Haddon Heights, where friends may call tomorrow night. Burial will be in Berlin Cemetery, Berlin, Formerly of Lindenwold, Mr. Irwin was a member of the Wiley Mission, Marlton. Surviving are his daughter, Mrs.

Grace E. Miller of Bellview; a grandson and two great -grandsons. EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? THE DOG WHO ENJOYS LYING IN THE SHADE WONDERS WHO KEEPS MOVING IT! King Features Syndicate, 1964. World rights reserved. 4 BAKE LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Camden.

N.J. July 9th. 1964. Estate of JEAN MAC GARVIE STEIN, deceased. Notice 15 hereby given that the First and Final account of the subscriber.

Henry A. Riecke and First Camden National Bank and Trust Company, Executors of the estate of JEAN MAC GARVIE STEIN. deceased. will be audited and stated by the Surrogate of the County of Camden and reported for settlement to the Camden County CourtProbate Division. on Friday.

the eighteenth day of September, 1964. at 11:00 o'clock A.M. HENRY RIECKE and First Camden National Bank and Trust Company. Executors. Charles H.

Stevens. Att' ($26.88) STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT CERTIFICATE DISSOLUTION To all to whom these presents may presents come. Greeting: Whereas. It appears to my satisfaction, by duly authenticated record of the proceedings for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the unanimous consent of all the stockholders. deposited in my office, that Weatherof Seal this of State.

Trenton. whose a. principal corporation is situated at No. 3928 Marlton Pike. in the City of Camden.

County Camden. State of New Jersey (George B. Struble being the agent therein and in charge thereof. upon whom process may be served), has complied with the requirements of Title 14. Corporations.

General. of Revised Statutes of New Jersey, preliminary to the issuing of this Certificate of Dissolution. Now Therefore. I. the Secretary of State of the State of New Jersey.

Do Hereby Certify that the said corporation did. on the Eighth day of May, 1964, file in my office A duly executed and attested consent in to the dissolution of said corporation. executed by all the stockholders thereof. which said consent and the record of the proceedings aforesaid are now on file in my said office as provided by law. In Testimony Whereof.

I have hereto set my hand and affixed my official seal. at Trenton. this Eighth day of May A.D. one thousand nine hundred and sixty-four. (SEAL) ROBERT J.

BURKHARDT. $40.32 Secretary of State. LOST and FOUND LOST--Beagle. Male. vic.

E. Camden. Tues. Childs pet. Rew.

EM 5-9183. LOST-Bik. male cat. vic. Woodcrest Country Clb.

Holly Ravine Dairy. $100 reward. HA 9-7164. LOST Gray striped cat. female.

Small-thin. vic. 3rd Grant York N. Camden, ans. to reward.

WO 4-1984. vic. Acme Market. Black Horse. Keep money, return personal items.

CA 7-0474. aft, 4. LOST- Male beagle, bik tan vic. Gloucester. GL.

6-7063 LOST Siamese cat. seal spayed. female. Vic. Collingswood, Reward.

UL 4-1953. LOST--Small Beagle. 11 in. high. brown, black white markings, vic.

36th Camden. Answers to Reward. WO 4-8907. (1) DEATH NOTICES Bates, devoted brother of George B. Bates and Mrs.

Anna L. Schmid. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 10 a.m.. at Bates Funeral Home. 5000 Jackson corner Wakeling St.

(Fkd.) Phila. Pa. Interment at Oakland Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening BAY Suddenly on July 16, 1964. Christian.

husband of Helen V. (nee Cyzewski of 3107 Church Hill. N.J. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday at 10 a.m. from the Inglesby Funeral Home, 602 E.

Main St. Maple Shade. N.J. Interment at U.S. National Cemetery.

Friends may call Monday evening. CROSBY-On July 17, 1964. Mabel (nee Dilmore) wife of Emmett J. Crosby of 117 State Camden. age years.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend at the 11 funeral services on Wednesday a.m. at the Funeral Home of C. Schroeder Sons, 715 Cooper Camden. Interment at Lakeview Memorial Park. Friends may call evening.

CUNNINGHAM On July 15. 1964. (nee Flake) of Arcadia. California. formerly of Camden.

wife of the late Patrick Cunningham, age 82 years. Relatives and friends of the the funeral family are invited to on Tuesday at 8 a.m. from the Funeral Home of C. Camden. Schroeder Requiem Sons.

High 715 Mass Cooper at 9 a.m. at the Holy Name Church, Camden. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evering. GOLDNER-On July 17, 1964.

Frank C. beloved husband of the late, Dora B. Goldner (nee Sanders 551 Grant Collingswood, N.J.. 82 years. Relatives age of the family and all organizations of which he was a member invited to attend the funeral services on BATES-Of 1301 S.

10th Camden N.J.. on July 15. 1964. Frank beloved husband of Wanda Kennedy Tuesday 11 a.m. at Foster's Funeral Home.

Haddon Lees lingswood. Interment at Harleigh Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening after 7. Private parking adjoining funeral home. July 16.

1964, Joseph beloved husband of Ruth (nee Straub) Gorman of 320 York Camden, N.J., age 75 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also Holy Name Society of Name Church. are invited to attend 8 the o'clock. funeral on Monday morning Paul R. Dorothy A.

Rilatt Funeral, Home. 532 State Camden. Requiem high Mass at the Church of the Holy vary Name, at Cemetery, 9. a.m. Interment at CalCherry Hill.

Friends may call Sunday evening after GROTZINGER On July 16. 1964. Fraley). wife of late Ernest P. Grotzinger.

age years. Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 2 p.m.. from her late residence. 109 Poplar Westville. N.J.

Interment at Hill Crest Memorial Park. Friends may call Sunday evening. HART On Edison July 16. Cherry 1964. Hill.

Albert N.J.. age 55 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday 1:30 p.m.. at the funeral home C. Schroeder Sons.

715 Cooper Camden. Interment at Beverly National Cemetery. Viewing after 12:30 Monday. LEWIS On July 17. 1964.

at 408 Market Gloucester, Maggie (nee Snyder) wife of the late William H. formerly of 1244 S. 3rd Camden, age 80 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited attend the funeral services on Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the David F.

Harrigan Funeral Home, 1451 Broadway. Interment at New Camden Cemetery, Friends may call Monday evening. MAZZILLI On July 16. 1964. Giuseppe, beloved husband of Isabella (nee Franchescini 715 Somerdale 78.

Relatives Somerdale. N.J.. age and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 8 a.m. the Joseph A. Frank V.

Falco Funeral Home. 6600 S. Browning Pennsauken. N.J. High mass sung Grace at 9:30 a.m.

in Our Lady RC Church, White Horse Pike. Somerdale. Interment at Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill. N.J. after 7 call Sunday evening Friends may p.m.

Parking on premises. ROSEBOR0-On July 16. 1964. Joseph beloved husband of Marguerite D. Roseboro of 16 Hillcrest Collingswood.

aze 65 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also members of Ionic Lodge funeral are invited to attend the services on Monday at 12:30 p.m.. Haddon at and Foster's Lees Funeral Home, wood. Interment at U.S. National aves.

CollingsCemetery, Beverly. Friends may call Sunday evening after 7. Masonic services Sunday evening 8 p.m. SIMON Suddenly July 15. 1964.

Jeanne beloved daughter of George Blanche M. (nee Murphy) age 17 of 4309 Finlaw Ave. Pennsauken. Relatives friends the family are invited to attend funeral on Monday at 8:30 a.m.. from the Inglesby Funeral Home.

E. Main Maple Shade. N. Requiem high mass 9:30 a.m. St.

J. Peter's Church. Interment at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Friends may call Sunday evening. STEINER-Suddenly July 15.

1964 Loretta Anne. beloved daughter of Robert S. Margaret M. (nee Deeney), age 17. of 106 Elkins Rd.

friends Cherry Hill. Relatives and attend the family are invited of to the funeral Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. from the services Ingles- on by Funeral Home. 602 Main St. Maple Shade, Interment at Locustwood Memorial Park.

Friends may call Monday evening. THAWLEY-On July 16. 1964. Margaret (nee Kreutzberger. wife the late William Thawley of of Ironsides Camden.

3116 81 age years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the f11- neral services on Monday at 11 a.m.. at the funeral home of B. C. Schroeder Sons.

715 Cooper Camden. Interment at Harleigh Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. July 16. 1964.

J. Lewis of N.J.. 255 80 Woodlawn Collingswood age yrs. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 10 a.m.. at Foster's Funeral Home, Haddon Lees ave.

Collingswood. at Harleigh Cemetery req. Friends may call Sunday evening WO after Private parking adjoining funeral home. (2) IN MEMORIAM COCOZZA In sad and ever loving memory, of our beloved father grandfather Amedeo Cocozza who passed away July 19. 1962.

Oh Daddy dear we miss you. since that day you went away We wonder why God took you when we needed you so to stay We need your hand to quide us as we gO from day to dav. Now that you are not with 1S I'm afraid we'll lose our way Sometimes when am all alone look up at the sky And think of my Daddy in Heaven who hadn't time to say goodbye. Till we meet again in Heaven. Sadly missed A dearly loved by daughters Emy.

Diane Julia zrandsons Rickey. Frankie. (2) IN MEMORIAM CZECH In sad loving memory of our dear mother Julia Czech, who passed away July 19, 1955. Sleep on. dear, good mother.

It has been long years Since you left our hearts filled with sadness and tears: Yours was a heart that was blithesome and gay. Scattering sunshine all along the way; You know how we loved you. and yes, love you yet. Though God took you from us we cannot forget. Sadly missed by daughters Helen Rose.

DEECK-In sad and loving memory of our dear mother, Anna Deeck, who passed away July 19th. 1963. Two dear bright eyes, a tender smile. A loving heart that knew no guile. Deep trust in God that all was right, Her joy to make some other bright.

It sick or suffering one she knew. Some gentle act of love she'd do. No thought of self. but of "the other" I know He said, "Well done, dear Sadly missed by son Joseph wife Frances. HOLSHUE-In sad and loving memory of my husband Roy Holshue, who passed away July 19.

1957. There is someone who misses you sadly. And finds the time long since you went. There is someone who thinks of you always And tries to be brave content. Gone is the face we so dear Silent the voice we loved to hear 'Tis sad but true we wonder why The best are always the first to die.

Sadly missed by wife Catherine, children and grandchildren. McALEER-In sad and loving memory of Frank McAleer who passed away July 18, 1959. We do not forget you, nor do we intend. We think of you often and will to the end: Gone and forgotten by some you may be. But dear to our memory you ever will be.

Sadly missed by Mom. Bill, Lucy the kids. CARD OF THANKS COLLINS- -Mrs. Lena Collins and family of 531 S. 3rd Camden.

tives wishes to thank all the relaand friends and neighbors for ers their and expressions Masses. Also of members sympathy, of Now. Hosanna AME Church, in the recent bereavement in the death of my husband. Harold M. Collins.

WE WISH to express our sincere thanks appreciation to our many friends relatives who were 50 kind to us during our recent bereavement in the death of our be loved husband father, also for the beautiful floral offerings Mass Cards. Anna Kuzmunich Son Joseph. (4) FUNERAL DIRECTORS C. J. EICHEL 8323 Maple Pennsauken 60-62 S.

27th Camden (7) PERSONALS AARON-You can buy 3 beautiful ties for $1.25 at the July Clearance of the Tie Bar, Store 442, Pennsauken Mart. ALTERATIONS Dressmaking. up, shifts $2.50 up. 589-4438. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Custom made.

center pieces or arrangements of your choice. 829-4089. 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 MON -FRI 9 A.M.-12 NOON GARDEN STATE BLOOD BANK 923 BROADWAY. CAMDEN 966-7553 CELLAR Dirty? Yards cleaned. hauling. Call day, night.

EM 5-4872. COMPANION-Retired woman who needs a good home in exchange for care of semi-invalid. EM 5-8622 after 5 p.m. CUSTOM MADE slip covers. draperies.

private party. Your material. 665-6222. DEBTS On and after this date July 16. 1964.

I will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself, Joseph J. Burgo, 918 S. 4th Camden, N.J. DETECTIVE AGENCY Investigations. surveillance.

Licensed bonded. State of N.J. 313 E. Broad Palmyra. N.J.

829-3480, C. Decree. DRAPERIES Slip covers. also installations. "Logan." TI 8-6197.

DRIVER- -Wanted from Union Corbett Pennsauken to Fox Roberts across from Buds. 665-4422. ODD JOBS WANTED--Jack of all trades, reas. 966-6434. RIDER-Wished transportation to from Phila.

Naval Base from Somerdale. Call ST 3-2485 aft. 6. ROOFING-SIDING, FENCES. STORM WINDOWS.

PORCH ENCLOSURES PLUMBING AND HEATING. LOW PRICES. E-Z TERM. WO 3-7735. REED'S MOWER SERVICE up delivery.

E. Pennsauken. NO 2-6536 To thank all nurses and doctor's everyone who took part in my stay in Cooper Hospital. I will always remember how lovely kind each and everyone was. Thanks again.

Linda A. Eastlack. (8) FEMALE HELP WANTED ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE. General office work. Vic.

Whitman Square. Must be over 30. Familiar with The Shaw 342. Blackwood, System. N.J, Reply P.0.

ALTERATION WOMAN Must be fully exper. better apparel. Full time. Haddonfield shop. Telephone for interview.

Lillian Albus. HA 9-1875. BAR ROOM MANAGER -Percentage basis. Kaighns Camden. Call for appoint.

429-4199. BEAUTICIAN Manager operator wanted. Fully exper. Write particulars. Somerdale P.0.

Box 116. BILLING CLERK Accurate typist. manual typewriter, calculator exper. helpful, trained for telephone order work. minded Permanent position for career person.

State qualtfications salary desired to Box B-120, Courier-Post. BILLING EXPER. UP TO $85 WK. IN EXPORT DEPT. OF LGE.

FIRM Billing exp. a must. Documentation clerical duties add to diversification of position. THE EAST'S FINEST PERSONNEL SERVICES CHERRY HILL MALL, N.J. 663-2550 BOOKKEEPER Experienced.

full charge, double entry, good starting salary Mr. Adel. 691-7000. BOOKKEEPER-Full charge. Glassboro area, full or part time, exper, age salary required, to Box B-21.

Courier Post. BOOKEEPER TYPIST F.c. thru trial balance. Pleasant office in Pennsauken. 35 hr.

wk. 663-6800. BOOKKEEPER TYPIST Send resume sal. des. to Carl E.

Widell Son, 1200 Haddonfield Cherry Hill. N.J. BOOKKEEPING light typing. center state city Camden, hrs. resume 9 to to 4.

Box 5 days, wages in Courier Post. BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR Exp. on NCR 3100. Post accounts rec.

To work Sat. Sun. Apply in person to personnel West JerHospital, Mt. Ephraim Atlantic Camden, N.J. CAR HOP over 18, mostly S.

night work. Weber's Drive-In. BIk. Hrs. Blackwood.

N.J. CASHIER Full time, 6 day wk handle small records. Apply Camden Car Bath. 1440 Admiral Wilson W0 4-0222. CLERK TYPIST -Intelligent girl to handle various office duties including typing, phone filing.

modern office in Pennsauken. Minimum of yr. office experience necessary, Call 665-0300. CREDIT CLERK-Lze. National Company is looking for exp.

credit people, Perm. Position. Send resume stating qualifications to Box B-105 Courier-Post. DANCERS models for road show 20 weeks work. starting salary $75 per week up, Exp.

or unexp. Inquire Mrs. Leona Boston. Towne Park Motel between 12 p.m. 4 p.m.

EM 5-4990. DEPARTMENT MANAGER For Small Wears Division A real opportunity for energetic woman. Experience in the handling and promotion of blouses. skirts, underwear and accessories. Good salary and unlimited opportunity for advancement.

Apply Mrs. Guth. Lerner town. Shops, N.J. Moorestown Mall.

MooresNo phone calls please. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY For position in busy co-operate headquarters office. Must have good stenographic typing skills, be adept at clerical details and efficient in handling telephone. Apply in person. Mrs.

Sims. Levitt Sons Rt. 130. Willingboro. GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING Ironing cooking, 5 day 3 adults.

Own trans. References. UL 4-0817. GIRL FRIDAY Diversified duties in Purchasing Department of manufacturing firm located in Pennsauken Industrial Park, Light shorthand req. Exc compay benefits.

Call WO 4-7842 for interview. GIRL FRIDAY INSURANCE AGENCY EXP. A MUST Gd. skills. typ'8.

light SH. dictaphone. Attrac. personable woman handle insurance claims in this busy office. THE EAST'S FINEST PERSONNEL SERVICES CHERRY HILL MALL, 663-2550 GRILL WOMAN Night work.

short hours. Apply Adolph's Drive 3rd Ave. B. H. Pike.

Mt. Ephraim. N.J. HARVEST HAND Women to pick berries, apply readv for work. buses leave 7th Spruce Camden every morning 6 a.m.

and return daily. Rain no picking. STATE each evening. Piece work rates, paid EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 910 Broadway, Camden. No fee charged.

(8) FEMALE HELP WANTED operator only, A apply. UL 8-1728. HAIRDRESSER Female, manager3 HOUSEKEEPER sml. Capable, sleep in call nights wk. family, gd.

WO 4-4480 or WO 4-0724. HOUSEKEEPER-Live in. Catholic rectory, Woodbury area. Box B-83, Courier-Post. manage HOUSEKEEPER house for Live widower in, with young.

children. 609-877-3114. HOUSEKEEPER Live in. young share Courier- home. Reply Box B-125, -Post.

HOUSEKEEPER Professional coupie, complete care of home, references, own transp. des. NO 3-8235, aft. 5. HOUSEKEEPER Teacher needs reliable woman, light housekeeping, mainu job caring for 2 pre-school children.

5 day wk, 8-4. Refs. req. bus transp. from Phila.

to Front door, Cherry Hill. NO 2-8268. IBM OPERATOR must be exper. in operation of 026. 082.

402 519. Camden vic. resume to Box B-11 Courier Post. INSURANCE GIRL Familiar with typing policies and rating. Ability to work into number one position in agency.

Salary commensurate with ability. Ideal working conditions in local suburban office. Box B-66 Courier- -Post. INVOICE CLERK Exp. Accounts Payable.

Knowl. of bkkpg. essential. Apply 156 Gibbsboro Clementon KEYPUNCH OPERATOR to operate tape to card converter, key verify IBM cards and occasionally operate sorter reproducer. Minimum of 2 yrs.

exper. required. Apply in person, Levitt Sons Inc. Rt. 130, Willingboro.

N.J. LIGHT DELIVERY WORK--for local civic organizations. Must have car know Camden Suburban areas. Temporary. Phone 829-8240.

9-5. MAIDS for general cleaning. must have own transportation. NURSES' AIDES. all shifts.

429-0807. MEDICAL SECTY. Receptionist. for clinic type physician's office. gd.

steno skills. UL 4-2002. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS With special training or exp. in hospital bacteriology to supervise modern dept. in 400 bed hospital.

Active teaching program. Call WO 3-8830. ext. 268. OPERATORS Exper.

on all parts women's dresses. Steady work. Good pay. Apply 419 Walnut Camden. OPERATORS Exp'd.

for all parts children's dresses, especially blind stitch machine. Fuhrman Levitt Broadway Jefferson Camden. OPERATORS Experience blouses skirts. Day or Night Shift 784-3380 Jem Manufacturing rear of 179 Berlin Clementon. N.J.

OPERATORS Experienced on dresses. Work In comfort in air cond. factory. Steady work. All union benefits.

Apply 1407 S. 6th Camden. OPERATORS Experienced operators on ladies coats. Steady work. excellent working conditions.

high wage rate, full union benefits. Warwick Fashions. Park Stiles Maple Shade. N. PRACTICAL NURSE Live in.

To cook care for diabetic elderly woman. in pleasant Parkview Collingswood. NO 3-6450. REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN: LICENSED TO HANDLE NEW APT. RENTAL PLUS RESIDENTIAL SALES.

TOP COMMISSIONS -GOOD LEADS CALL R. R. SCIAN. UL 4-2420. RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY Much public SH contact for skilled miss typ'g exp.

Position avail. in purchasing dept. of Ige. Company. THE EAST'S FINEST PERSONNEL SERVICES CHERRY HILL MALL.

N.J. 663-2550 RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Must have shorthand. be mathematically inclined. Full and part time position available. Pennsauken Merchandise Mart.

NO 2-7801. RN in charge, 3 to 11. Call 429-0807. SALES Gimbel's Moorestown Permanent outstanding full time and evening and Saturday position. DISCOUNT STORE Gimbel's Moorestown Rt.

38, Moorestown. N.J. SALESLADY Drugs, Center City Camden, 40 hr. wk. 2 eve's.

Apply office, 216 Federal St. SALESLADY For part time incl. eve. work. Exp.

in coats dresses. Apply in person. Charming Shoppe. Moorestown Mail. Rt.

38. Moorestown SALES Lighting background. fixture showroom, good sales some evening work. Flynn's, 808 Haddonfield Cherry Hill. NO 2-8300.

SECRETARY Bookkeeper, real estate experience required. Suburban Camden County area. Salary commensurate with ability. Reply Box B-104. Courier- Post.

SECRETARY-custom builder's office in Marlton requires exp. girl to handle routine office work. shorthand typing skill essential. Please reply to Box B-76, Courier-Post. SECRETARY Must be highly skilled in legal stenography.

Up to $100 or more for qualified person. Write age, experience B-107 CourierPost SECRETARY Must be exp. and able to take dic. tation. Good working conditions.

apply in person to personnel dept. West Jersey Hospital, Mt. Ephraim and Atlantic Aves. Camden, SECRETARY Pleasing personality, shorthand. typing detail work In builders office, Perm.

pos. 461-5300. SECRETARY Typist, shorthand essential. Able to answer phone meet people. Over 25 yrs.

of age. Call NO 5-3410. STENOGRAPHER 8340 Unusual opportunity to STOW with new office. Nicely paced work flow plus splendid company benefits makes this position highly desirable. If you are over 24, it will pay you to phone Miss Eiting now.

WO 6-17667. Harris Empl. Agey. STENO-TYPIST Position immediately available in modern air conditioned office of general contractor in Pennsauken. Some exp.

desirable. Call NO 2-6800 for interview. woman over 26 HS Grad. write TELEPHONE FILE CLERK- Typist. to P.0.

Box 203. Camden, TELEPHONE SALES Local civic organization. exper not necessary, comm. paid only call 829-8240. TYPIST Diversified duties, modern office, perm.

poss. BOYLE, B. H. PK. Runnemede.

WAITRESS 25 35, night work. some exper. Apply Emilio's Bar. 1058 Kaighn. Caraden.

betw. WAITRESS -Breakfast shift. calls. Apply phone Kove, 209 Market Camden. WAITRESS -Exper.

Apply in person. Black Horse Diner, Blk. Hs. Pk. Nicholson W.

Collingswood Heights. WAITRESS Must be exp. Apply Circle Rt. 38 73 Maple Shade. WAITRESS Must be experienced for dinner.

Full or part time. Apply after 1 p.m.. Johnnies Steak House. 400 Haddon Westmont. WAITRESSES Both shifts.

Over 18. Apply Mr. Bill's Restaurant, Haddonfield Rd. Princeton Cherry Hill. WAITRESSES Exp.

only, Apply in person. Delrando Diner. RI. 130 Fairview Riverside. No phone calls.

WAITRESSES-Must be neat and experienced. Apply in person. Ellisburg Diner, Marlton Pk. Cherry Hill, bet. 2 4 p.m AVON CALLING CONTACT WORK.

Part time. Ideal for housewives interested in extra money, Sales profit basis. Home interview. Call WO 4-6638. EARN MONEY By selling dolls toys to your friends neighbors.

Samples supplied, no no exp. needed, comm. For best deal call now for interview. Pic-a-Toy. Home parties.

Call EM 5-2619. FINEST SELECTION of Christmas box assortment. wrappings. ribbons. gifts, Sell from one concern who handles all kinds of cards, thus saving postage and on quantity prices.

Carry 2 imprint lines plus special album for business or professional person. Earn up to profit. Comm. Write or call for free literature now. We do our own imprinting.

Cowperthwaite Greeting Card Co. 124 Clements Bridge Rd. Barrington. N.J GROW with a new company, the toy season is now budding ready to bloom. We need demonstrators.

supervisors managers. Comm. For more information Dot Kraemer 663-2684. King Kong Toy Chest. MATURE WOMAN -To take care of 4 children.

Call aft. 5. YE 1-4138 or 3509. WOMAN Companion for widow. good home YE 1-0948.

or 9537. WOMAN Experience, grill work. Apply Delsea drive Cooper Java Head Restaurant, Woodbury. WOMEN Full time. $85 to $100 part time, $45 to $60 wkly.

comm. Sell BEE LINE Fashions. robe when qualified. Manager opportunity. No investment.

no delivery, call W0 6-0300. WOMAN-Sleep in. 1 child, plain cooking, no heavy cleaning, own rm. bth. TV.

good sal. Dr's home on busline. 829-2526. WOMAN To do cleaning in motel. Must have own car.

3-4400 WOMAN To work in pharmacy. Cosmetic exper. desirable, but not essential. Call NO 2-7660 for appoint- WOMEN BUS DRIVERS Part time. Will instruct.

Call LI 6-8131. (8) FEMALE HELP. WANTED WOMEN To help In kitchen. Apply Weber's A A A Drive-In, Brooklawn. YOUNG WOMAN- To sell wallpaper showroom.

Exper. necessary. Excel. oppor. Pleasant environment, Write Box B-130.

Courier-Post. Employment Agencies--Female ACCOUNTANT Rec. college grad. willing to relocate. $500.

PRESSER-Machine. rough and silk Hoffman press, piece work. SECTY. STENO High school 2 yrs. exp.

min. w.pm. typing 80 STATE wpm. shorthand. SERVICE wk N.

J. EMPL. 910 Broadway, Cam. No fee charged FREEMAN'S 323 Cam. EM Market 5-9220 St.

WATCH FOR MONDAY'S LISTING. (9) MALE HELP WANTED Accountant Management Future We are seeking a man looking for the opportunity to advance into management through the Accounting function. He should be a recent college graduate with an outstanding academic record and preferably with some experience in Accounting. Must show potential supervisory ability during on job training assignments. This position with a prominent non-defense progressive corporation requires drive, initiative and enthusiasm and leads to positions of increasing responsibility and leadership within the company.

South Jersey location. Send complete resume including college grades and class standing to: R-77, P.O. Box 2066 Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 An Equal Opportunity Employer AUTO BODY MEN- Exp. in all phases of body work.

Paid vacations, holidays, etc. Call J. J. Arena. Service Mgr.

EM 5-2000. AUTO BODY Shop foreman Steady job 1n Camden. good opportunity. Feferences, business and personal. B-56, Courier-Post.

AUTO MECHANIC Wanted due to expansion. Experienced first class only. Top salary plus bonus. Top fringe benefits. Excellent working conditions.

This 1S a permanent position. No lay offs. Apply in person. Holly Pontiac Rt. 130.

Mt. Holly, AUTOMOBILE PAINTER Familiar with, YE enamel 1-7909 and lucite. YE 1-9199 BAR ROOM MANAGER -Percentage basis. Kaighns Camden. Call 429-4199.

BARBER--PL class time. shop. Must Retired have pref. N.J Call 547-3094 BODY FENDER MEN-Exp. on commercial trucks.

Apply 1111 Frankfort Ave Phila. or Call 215-GA 3-2700 BODY MAN--Exp. Good working conditions. Good hourly pay. Call YE 1-5415 or 60 Clements Bridge Runnemede.

BOOKKEEPER EXPEDITER Per paying position. with exc. growth potential in long established development construction company. Write Box 104. Cherry Hill.

BOOKKEEPER Experienced, full charge, double, entry. good starting salary Mr. Adel. 691-7000 BOOKKEEPER--Full charge. Glassboro area.

full or part time. state exper. ago salary required to Box B-31 Courier BRICKLAYERS Piece work, Call 428-5500. BRICK LAYER HELPERS Report to foreman on job. Lagorce Square.

next to Burlington, CAB DRIVERS Part full time apply Cherry Hill Cab Co. 6 W. Main St. Maple Shade, 2nd Ar CARPET LAYER-Exper. 5 da.

wk. Steady work. Call 665-4520. CARPET LAYERS HELPER Exp. only Call NO 2-8712.

aft. 5. CHEMIST $7,000 TO $8,500 Wood adhesive chemist with practical exp. complete charge 3 person research dept. Degree preferred but not required if practical exp.

satisfactory. Fee negotiable. THE EAST'S FINEST PERSONNEL SERVICES CHERRY HILL MALL, 663-2550 CHIEF of PARTIES For survey work in Camden area, must have yrs. for appt. Call Fisher Sampson WO 6-0117.

CINDER BLOCK LAYERS Call CH 8-3286 (Phila.) after 6 p.m CIVIL. ENGINEER Must have sound knowledge of land development design engineering for housing sub division. including grading. drainage, utilities road lay -outs Degree preferred, but not essential. This is permanent growth opportunity on the staff of the world's leader home builder.

Please forward complete resume and eranings history to personnel director. Levitt Sons. RI. 130. Willingboro, N.J.

CLERK- -Part time. Exper. nec. Selling groceries meat. Call WO 4-7386.

COLLECTION AGENCY Telephone man. exp. only. Sal. plus.

964-3590 COOK-Short order exper. Apply in person. Oaklyn Diner. 931 White Hise. Oaklyn.

No Phone calls. COOK-Short order, sea food exp. NA 9-5100. COOK Wanted, for night work Apply in person. Milmarion Restaurant.

Rt. 73. Palmyra. DRAFTSMAN-Exper. in machine design, fabrication machine shop Plant located in Palmyra, exper.

N.J. practice, Minimum 5 yrs. Phone home office. West Chester. Pa.

696-3042 for appt. DRIVER SALESMAN DAIRY Career opportunties for an alert sales minded married man over 21. Company sponsored benefit $84.50 program. advancement sal. wkly.

while learning. apply Martin Century Farms, Ariel Blenheim. An equal opportunity employer. DUCT INSTALLERS Piece work rates. Must have some exp.

necessary hand tools. Call for appt. 227-5700. Work area 15 mi radius. Woodbury, Elee.

Helper, must be exper. Call bet. 7 8 p.m. HA 9-5797. ELECTRICIANS helpers Exp.

of Conduit work. Long time project. LI 8-3754 (Phila.) ELECTRICIANS Exper. on new house Apply 1029 N. Broad St.

Woodbury, (rear) ready for work ELECTRICIANS For part time work. Days or weekend. Exper. in residential wiring, Call 429-6706 Monday through Friday. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

DeLong Electric 907 Mariton N.J ELECTRICIANS Fully exper, on new apt. house work. Apply aft 4 p.m. 1945 Point Breeze Phila. or call HO 7-1233.

ESTIMATOR PLANNER-Sheet Metal fabrication. Electronic equip, tnstrument cases, etc. Thorough exp. in short run work required. Excel- lent opportunity with growing co.

Box B-116. Courier Post FIREMAN N.J J. Blue Seal license apply Columbia Records. Pitman. N.J.

p.m. daily, FLORIST OR TRAINEE Permanent position. Center city shop. Wants exp. designer or we will train.

mature young man. with creative ability. Golden opp. To learn a trade that is both challenging and different. Apply in person.

FLOWER SHOP, Camden. FOREMAN--Exp. in assembly of sml. electronic parts. must be HS grad.

Gd. oppty. In expanding co. Apply Kidko Inc. Rt.

541, Lumberton, N.J. FRAMERS cornice men. at WindPark, Kings Cherry Hill, N.J. Ask for Tip. FRAMERS cornice men wanted at the Downer Turnersville, Ask for Bill.

FREIGHT SOLICITOR-On percentage basis. Call NO 2-3874. GENERAL LABORERS APPLY 6 A.M. MANPOWER 111 N. 8th St.

Camden. N. GENERAL SHOP MAN Must be alert intelligent. Apply Beltor Mfg. Rt.

73. Kresson, N.J GROC. super market exp. Write Box B-49, Courier-Post. HARVEST HANDS Men to pick berries apply ready for work, buses leave 7th Spruce Camden.

every morning 6 a.m. and return evening. Piece work rates paid daily, Rain--no Service. picking. State Employment 910 Broadway.

No fee charged. HELPERS--Rug cleaning plant. NO 5-2121. IBM OPERATOR -Must be exper. in operation of 026.

082. 402 Camden vic. Send resume to Box B-1 Courier -Post. LATHE HAND 1st class. Apply Spiral Machine Tool 6834 Crescent Pennsauken.

No phone calls. MACHINIST 1st class needed for tools. jigs. fixture machine buildTop salary, good working conditions, Permanent employment. Apply Kidco.

Inc. Rte. 541. Lumberton. MACHINIST -1st class.

small shop. some exp. in sheet metal fabrication desired. WO 6-3900 MACHINISTS- all around with job exp. Magna Machine Design 234 Chestnut Glendora.

wk -Courier-Post Photo Lewis Nise at last night's pops concert at Cherry Hill Mall. There were 3,000 persons at the concert, a second in a series. Scouts to Salute State Tercentenary TRENTON-The National Council of Boy Scouts will present a Tercentenary salute to New Jersey at the State House here Mondav. Gov. Hughes is expected to receive 53 Eagle Scouts from 50 capital cities who will present him with Tercentenary latory letters from governors of 49 other U.S.

states, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and' District of Columbia. The 53 Scouts are encamped at the Sixth National Jamboree, Valley Forge. They will be accompanied by a 120-piece Jamboree Band that is expected to perform from the Labor and Industry Building of the State House prior to the ceremony. 20th Store Bought By Hurley-Liebman BRIDGEBORO A 20th store in the Hurley-Liebman junior department store chain has been acquired in Delran Township on Rt. 130 between Fairview st.

and Bridgeboro rd. The chain took operating possession of the former Jacob Naden furniture store July 11 and will clear the present stock, modernize the 10.000-square-foot structure, and stock a new line of home furnishings under the HurleyLiebman name. The Hurley-Liebman stores are in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Your future car is parked in today's Classified Pages. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE The Annual.

Meeting of the Shareholders Beckett Building and Loan Association will be held at the Offices of the Association. 330 Market Street (2nd floor). Camden. N.J.. on Friday, August 7, 1964.

at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year. and such other business as may come before the meeting. JOHN F. MAGUIRE, Secretary.

Dated: July 7. 1964. $8.96 TOWNSHIP. OF MOORESTOWN BURLINGTON COUNTY NEW JERSEY NOTICE TO BIDDERS ROAD MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR MATERIALS Sealed bids will be publicly received. opened and announced by the Township Committee of the Township of Moorestown in the County of Burlington.

State of New Jersey. on MONDAY. JULY 27. 1964. at 8:00 p.m., in the Committee Room of the Town Hall, located on the Southerly side of East Main Street.

between Chester Avenue and High Street. at Moorestown. in the Township of Moorestown. Burlington County, New Jersey. for the following.

all in accordance with New Jersey State Highway Department Standard Specifications for and Bridge Construction, as amended and supplemented by the Supplementary Specifications prepared by Harry B. Bowman Township Engineer: Furnishing and delivering. F.0 B. the seller's plant. approximately 1000 tons of Maintenance Cold Patch Mixture (Medium Grade).

All bids must be submitted on the prescribed Bid Forms. The Supplementary Specifications and Bid Form may be inspected at the office Township Clerk. Town Hall. Moorestown. New Jersey, Copies will furnished to prospective bidders on request.

Each bid must be enclosed in a sealed envelope addressed to the Township of Moorestown and marked on the outside with words indicating the nature of the bid enclosed. A certified check on an incorporated bank or trust company, drawn to the the order of of not Township less of Moorestown. in sum than ten per cent of the amount of the proposal. except that the amount of the check need not exceed $20,000. and shall be not less than $500.

shall be enclosed in the envelope with the bid. the proceeds of which check the bidder agrees shall be retained by the Township as its liquidated dam ages in the event that the contract should be awarded to the bidder and the bidder should fail or refuse to execute the required contract and surety bond. Each bidder shall also submit with the bid a certificate of a responsible surety company. authorized to do business in the State of New Jersey. whereby such surety company agrees that it will act as surety upon the bond of the bidder in an amount equal to one hundred per cent of the contract price.

if the bidder should be awarded a contract. The successful bidder. within ten (10) days next after the award of contract by the Township to such bidder, shall execute and deliver to the Township a written contract. in form approved by the Township. for furnishing.

delivering and applying (where required) the materials in accordance with the said New Jersey State Highway Department Specifica: tions as amended and supplemented by the said Supplementary Specifications. together with a surety bond complying with the provisions of the Revised Statutes. in an amount equal to the contract price. 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 Township Committee.

as surety. The Township reserves the right to reject all bids. to reject any bid or bids not complying with this Notice. and to waive informalities in any bid or bids if such waiver be deemed by the Township Committee to he advantageous to the Township. By order of the Township Committee of The Township of Moorestown in the County of Burlington DORIS M.

FISHER. ($32.00) Township Clerk, contended that the evidence seized March 2 in a raid at the Roma Cafe. 600 S. 3rd was illegal as it was obtained without a search warrant. Their motion to suppress the evidence was sent to Judge Mitchell for determination.

If he allows the evidence, the case then will go back to Muncipal Court. Because some of the facts in the case are disputed, the hearing has all the earmarks of a trial. Both the prosecutor and the defense will be presenting all their witnesses testimony. Charged with lottery and bookmaking are Frank Anthony DiRenzo, 45, of Mount Ephraim; Americo Cerasaro, 40, of the 5000 Edwards Penryauken, and Gabriel Curiale, 39. of the 400 block 4th Bellmawr.

Held as material witnesses were Victor Verna, 44, of the 600 block S. 3rd Alfred Colangelo, 51, of the 1300 block Dayton and Thomas DiRenzo, 39. of the 7000 block Rudderow Pennsauken. Gretzkowski said the case is involved because the law on "search and seizure" is constantly changing. He said other attorneys always are particularly interested when this type of hearing arises, because the procedure is not specifically established.

Gretzkowski's arguments on the motions included a contention that Cerasaro, owner of the cafe, had signed a liquor license which stipulates that police officers have the right to search the establishment. He also alleged that the policemen had "probable cause" to make the arrests and seizure of evidence. Can't Sign Away However, the attorneys for the defendants contended that no man can sign away his constitutional rights. Judge Mitchell appeared particularly interested in the license question and asked both sides to submit cases supporting their positions. The policemen, Set.

Donald E. McGlensey and Dets. Clemente Queiroz and George Sahlin, testified they first grew suspicious when they saw Frank DiRenzo standing in front of the Roma with another man, making notations in a small book. When they went inside the cafe, they said they confiscated numbers plays and other records and took numbers plays over telephones. Det.

Queiroz testified that when he picked up one of several notebooks in Frank DiRenzo's possession. DiRenzo said: "That's not what you are looking for-that's for my loan shark business." Seek Guardian For Jack Ruby DALLAS (UPI)-An application was filed in probate court yesterday to have a legal guardian appointed for condemned killer Jack Ruby. The application, filed by chief defense lawyer Clayton Fowler on behalf of Ruby's brother, Sam Ruby, claimed the convicted killer of accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was "of unsound mind and wholly incompetent." Ruby, 54. was sentenced to death in March for the slaying of Oswald. and his family and lawyers have maintained his mental condition has grown steadily worse since then.

WORKER IS INJURED Walter Carr, 33, of 324 Broadway, an employe at MacAndrews and Forbes 3rd and Jefferson was admitted to West Jersey Hospital last night with two crushed fingers suffered when his hand was caught in a press at the A ZH A A fur 7-18.