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3C COURIER-POST, Sunday, April 14, 1985 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES WEDDINGS Jl A RESOLUTION SOLICITOR Be II Resolved, that Mr. M. Alan Vogeison be appointed Solicitor of the Board ot Education of the City of Camden for a term ending the 30th of April, 1986. This appointment is a professional or extraordinary unspecified service as defined under NJS 18A: 18A-I el and as such is exempt from the provision of NJS 18-A: 18A-2I. This resolution shall be advertised once in an official newspaper of the Board of Education ot the City ot Camden.

(2036) (tn 88) RESOLUTION PROFESSIONAL NEGOTIATORS! Be It Resolved, that the Firm ot Murray. Granello and Bul-siewicz be appointed Professional Negotialor(s) for the Board of Education of the City of Camden for a term ending the 30th ot April, 1986 This appointment is a professional or extraordinary unspecified service as defined under NJS 18A: 18A-let seq, and as such is exempt from the provision of NJS 18-A: 18A-21. This resolution shall be advertised once in an official newspaper of the Board of Education of the City of Camden. (2018) (S13 86) Take Notice First Fidelity Bank A. South Jersey will sell at public sale at our office, 50 Connecticut Drive.

Burlington, New Jersey, on April 19, 1985, at 10 00 A one 1968 Silver Eagle Bus. Serial Number BS7490 repossessed by virtue of default in motor vehicle security agreement dated November 19, 1980. Vehicle will be sold in an "as is" condition, with no warranties, guarantees or representation, whatsoever. All bids subiect to acceptance and approval bv First Fidelity Bank N.A. South Jersey and the bank reserves the right to bid.

If no bids are received on the above dale and time, or it such bids are not commercially reasonable, then after sucn date and lime, First Fidelity Bank A. South Jersey will dispose of the vehicle bv private sale. This vehicle may be inspected at Joseph Gerdelmann Son, Rouie 38. Hamesport, New Jersey. (2065) (S2262) CITY OF CAMDEN PLANNING BOARD Take Notice that on Tuesday, April 23, 1985 in Room 503, Cily Hall, Camden, New Jersey 080101, a hearing will be held before the Cilv ot Camden Planning Board on the application of BPUM Development and Urban Renewal Corp for final site approval and subdivision approval on premises located at Second and Erie Streets, Camden, New Jersey 08101 and designated as Block No 2, Lot No.

30, located in Zone or District. Copies of maps and papers are on file in the Planning Board Otfice at 822 Market Street, Camden, N.J. and mav be viewed during regular business hours 8 30 A.M. to 4 30 P.M. Any interested Party mav appear at said hearing and participate therein in accordance with the rules of the Planning Board.

BPUM Development and Urban Renewal Corporation Applicant (2062) IS25 74) NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Please Take Notice that at 10 00 a on the 19th day of April, 1985 af 103 East Gate Drive, Cherry Hill, New Jersey the following vehicle will be offered for public auction: One Dodge TK, Serial No. 237H23E8BK220973. The foregoing vehicle, which was repossessed from Kenneth Fimple, bv Princeton Bank, mav be inspected prior to the saleat NA SS, 115 Mulberry Street, Delran, New Jersey. Princeton Bank reserves the right to enter the final bid. KENNETH H.

STRUCK Atl'v. for Princeton Bank (20 58) ()63) NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Please Take Notice that at 10 00 a on the )9th day of April, 1985 at 103 East Gagte Drive, Cherry Hill, New Jersey the following vehicle will be offered for public auction: One 1979 BMW, Vehicle IDs 5458138 The foregoing vehicle, which was repossessed from Mark R. Thomas, by Princeton Bank, mav be inspected prior to the saleat A B. Storage, 711 Route 130, Gloucester, New Jersey. Princeton Bank reserves the right to enter the final bid KENNETH H.

STRUCK Att'v for Princeton Bank (2059) (t)638) RESOLUTION AUDITOR Be It Resolved, by the Board of Education of the City of Camden that The Firm of Robert A. Jones be and is hereby designated as Auditor for the School Year ending April 30, 1986. Be It Further Resolved, that The Firm of Robert A. Jones be designated as Auditor on Federal and Stale Proiects for the period June 30, 1986 This appointment is a professional or extraordinary unspeci-fiabie service as defined under NJS 18A: 18A-1 et seq and as such is exempt from the provisions ot NJS 18A: 18A-21. This resolution shall be advertised once in an official newspaper of the Board of Education of the Citv of Camden.

(2017) (S15 18) NOTICE OF MEETINGS Notice of Meetings is hereby given of the Camden Citv Board of Education for the 1985-66 school year. PRESTON H. GUNNING Deputy Superintendent Board Secretary Dated April 10, 1985 PROPOSED BOARD MEETINGS 1985-1986 REGULAR MONTHLY MEETINGS MONDAY 8:00 P.M. June 24, 1985 July 29, 1985 August 26, 1985 September 30, 1985 Cctober28, 1985 November 25, 1985 December 16, 1985 January 27. 1986 February 24, 1986 March 24, 1986 April 28, 1986 Mav 19, 1986 EXECUTIVE SESSION THURSDAY 6.30 P.M.

June 20, 19B5 July 25, 1985 August 22, 1985 September 26, 1985 October 24, 1985 November 21, 1985 December 12, 1985 January 23, 1986 February 20. 1986 March 20, 1986 April 24, 1986 Mav 15, 1986 (2015) U27 72) it NOTICE The Mayor and Council of the Borough of Chesilhurst will hold a special meeting on Wednesday. April 17, 1985 at 7 M. at the Municipal Building, 2nd Grant Chesilhurst, N.J. to amend the 1985 Municipal Budget PATRICIA FIELDS Clerk (2039) (S7 2M NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Take Note that we will sell at Public Auction on April 24, 1985 at 10:00 A.M.

at our otfice one 1976 GMC Pkup, serial TCD146B520572 repossessed from Albert J. Pollanti under the Conditional Sates Act of New Jersey. Lien in favor of Auto Dealers Exchange to be sold for cash. We reserve the right to bid. Auto Dealers xchange.

Airport Circle, Merchantville, New Jersey. (2054) (tll.70) NOTICE OF RESOLUTION Notice is hereby given of the following resolutions for Auditor, Solicitor, Insurance Broker, and Professional Negotialor(s) for the Camden City Public Schools lor the school year 1985-86. PRESTON GUNNING Deputy Superintendent Board Secretary Dated: April 10, 1985 (20)6) (S7 92) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is Hereby given that sealed bids will be received bv the Mayor and Township Committee of the Township of Voorhees for the Revaluation of the Township of Voorhees. Specifications approved by the Committee are on file in the Office of the Township Clerk at 620 Berlin Road, Voorhees, J. 08043, and may be picked up bv prospective bidders between the hours of 30 a.M.

4 00 daily Bids must be enclosed in sealed envelopes, addressed to the Mayor and Township Committee and will be opened and read in public at the Municipal Building, 620 Berlin Road, Voorhees, N.J., on May 13, 1985, at 8 00 PM. Bids must be accompanied bv a 10 Bid Bond and properly executed Non-Collusion Altida-vit and be delivered at the place on or before the hour named above. order of the Mayor and Township Committee of the Township of Voorhees. JOYCE L. DENIGHT Townsnip Clerk (7040) (S23 10) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.

Notice is Hereby given that on January 31, 1985, at Clementon, New Jersey, the property described below was seued by Agents of the FBI lor violation of Title 21, United Stales Code, Section 881: 1983 Cadillac Coupe Deville, VIN: 1G6AD4780D9209612. Steps are being taken lo forfeit this property pursuant lo Title 19, United Stales Code, Sections 1602-1619; Tine 21. Code of Federal Regulations Sections 1316.71-131681; and Title 2B, Code of Federal Regulations. Sections 9 1-9 7 Any person desiring to place this matter in the United States District Court in order to contest the forfeiture must tile with the Bl a Claim and Cost Bond of J2.500 or ten percent of the value of the claimed property, whichever is lower but not less than S250, on or belore April 26, 1985. Otherwise the property will be administratively forfeited.

Indigent persons desiring to place the matter before the court, but who are unable lo post the bond, may file an Attldavit ot Indigency in lieu of the bond bv the dale listed above. Interested parties may file a petition for remission or mitigation of the forleiture with the Bl. This petition must conform to the requirements outlined in the above-cited authorities. All correspondence should be submitted in triplicate to the FBI, Wm. Green, Jr FOB, 600 Arch Street, 19106, Attention Forfeiture Analyst Communications should reference Seizure Number 3620-85-008 and contain an accurate description of the property (1696) (S1I2 32) NOTICE OF SALE The Fidelity Bank Trust Company of New Jersey will sell at public auction at PAB, 711 Rt.

130, Gloucester, N.J. 06030 on April 19, I98S at 10:00 a one 1978 Chry Lebaron, repossessed by default of conditional sales contract by 8001-2079722 Seller reserves the righf to bid. (2043) (S8 56) NOTICE OF SALE The Fidelity Bank Trust Company of New Jersey will sell at public auction at Allied Auto Sales, Delsea ueptford, N.J. 08096 on April 19. 198S at 10:00 a one 1980 Cadillac Seville, repossessed by defauil of conditional sales contract by B22I-2063I97.

Seller reserves the right to bid. (2042) (S9 36) RESOLUTION INSURANCE BROKER Be II Resolved bv the Board of Education of the City of Camden that Keystone National and Aiston-Caiaf Associates be and are hereby appointed insurance co-brokers for the Board of Education of the City of Camden for the period ending April 30, 1986. This appointment is a professional or extraordinary unspecified service as defined under JS 18A: 18A-1 el seg. and as such is exempt from the provisions of NJS 18A: 18A-21. This resolution shall be advertised once in an official newspaper of the Board of Education of the City of Camden.

(2019) (S145?) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Bids for General Sui-plies will be received by Ife Washington Township Board Education, Bunker Hill Schoc, Administration Building, Bex 286. RD 3. Sewell, New Jersw 08080. at the oltice of the Boar) Secretary at the Bunker HI School Administration BuildiQ and will be publicly opened ad read on April 24. 198b at 2:0 PM All bids are to be presented oi or before the above time in i sealed envelope plainly markel with the appropriate title.

Specifications may be oblame! from the Office of the Board of Education, Bunker Hill Schocl Administration Building, Monday through Friday, from 8:30 A.M. to 4:00 M. The Board of Education reserves the right lo reiecl any and all bids, to accept any part or parts of a bid and to waive immaterial informalities. Bidders are required to comply with the reouirements of P.L. 1975, Chapter 127 and the provisions of A I8A I8A-1 et "Public School Contract Law." ELLIED BROHL Board Secretary (2035) (82442) NOTICE Please Take Notice that the Zoning Board of Adiustment of the Borough of Lawnside shall, on April 25, 1985, at 8:00 at the Borough Hall, 4 Douglas Drive, Lawnside, New Jersey, hold a hearing upon the application of Vineland Construction Company for a use variance to permit the erection of a combined warehouse, office and trucking facility.

The subiect properly is loca'ed along Oak Avenue and is more particularly known as Plate 7, Block 70, Lots 1. 2. 3, 4, 4A, 14 and 15 on the Borough Tax Map. Members of the public may appear either in person or by agent or attorney and present support for or obiections to this application at the aforesaid hearing Copies of the application, plans and supporting documentation are on file with the secretary of the Zoning Board and may be reviewed during normal business hours at Borough Hall. FRANK H.

WISNIEWSKI Esquire Archer Greiner A Professional Corp. Att'vs. tor Vineland Construction Co. One Centennial Square East Euclid Avenue Haddonfield, N.J. 08033 (20631 (131 20) to LJ 111 CO 3 CO UJ LU CO CO CO UJ CO CO.

CO people THE NEWS Amy accepted at Princeton Amy Carter is among about 2,100 high school seniors who have been offered admission to Princeton University this fall, said a spokeswoman for the family of former President Carter. Amy, 1 7, was also accepted at Brown University in Providence, R.I., said Madeline Edwards, the Carter family spokeswoman in Plains, Ga. Amy toured the Princeton campus in October with her father and a group of Secret Service agents. More than 12,200 high school students applied for admission. Those selected have until May 1 to reply.

"It is open competition," said George Eager, a university spokesman. "If Amy Carter has been admitted, I congratulate her." Amy, who has said she wants to study physics, attended public school when her family moved back to Georgia in 1 980. She transferred to the Woodward Academy in Atlanta as a junior. Ma Meucci? An Italian-American historian says the world has it all wrong: Antonio Meucci invented the telephone, not Alexander Graham Bell. John LaCorte told 50 fellow Italian-Americans in New York celebrating the 177th anniversary of Meucci's birth yesterday that the Florence, Italy, native deserves the credit.

Meucci, a philosopher and electrical tinkerer who came to Staten Island in 1850, spent 20 years perfecting plans for the telephone. In 1 87 1 he took out a temporary patent for the telephone with the U.S. Patent Office because he couldn't afford $250 for a permanent patent, LaCorte said. Butaferryaccidentoff Staten Island in 1873 left him incapacitated and penniless. By 1874, Meucci and his wife were unable to pay 10 to renew the temporary patent, LaCorte said.

"If he'd had the $250 then, the world would call it Meucci Telephone today, not Bell Telephone," LaCorte, 75, told the crowd of flag-waving Italian-Americans at Meucci Square in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn. Meucci Square is across from the Bell Telephone Co. building. Ferraro wouldn't do it again Geraldine Ferraro says she does not think she would ever run for vice president again "Next time I'd run for president," she said with a laugh. Ferraro, who is writing a book about her experience as the first woman candidate chosen by a major political party, told the Ladies' Home Journal in New York if she had known what the 1984 campaign would be like, she would not have done it.

"I think if God had said to me six months ago, 'Gerry, here is the picture of what's going to happen to you and John (Zaccaro, her husband) over the next six I would have said, 'No, I don't want to do Let some other woman be the first." One of the toughest issues she dealt with was abortion, the Queens Democrat said. "It is the worst issue to have to deal with and harder for women in politics than for men," she said. Though she personally does not approve of abortion, Ferraro believes in freedom of choice. As for the church's recent, vocal anti-abortion stance, Ferraro said, "If the Catholic hierarchy had behaved in 1960 the way some prelates behaved in 1984 (John) Kennedy would never have been elected." Ferraro's interview appears in the magazine's May issue. She was one of six women named as "leading ladies" of the decade.

The others included actress Meryl Streep, Princess Diana, First Lady Nancy Reagan, astronaut Anna Fisher and Olympic gold-medalist Mary Lou Retton. it ADD SPARKLE SPICE PLUS HIGH IlEADEKSHIP TO YOLK SALES MESSAGES WITH A COURIER-POST CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT CALL 663-7100 MR. and MR. RICHARD DEAN The couple is living in Somers Point. The bride is employed as secretary to the president of the Tropicana Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City.

The bridegroom is leadacting chief operating engineer at the Atlantis Casino Hotel. Brophy-Russell The marriage of Lynne Laurence Russell of Fairfax, and Jere Jon Brophy of Alexandria. took place yesterday in the Duke University Chapel, Durham, N.C. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward DeKalb Russell Jr. of Delran. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jere Brophy of Raleigh, N.C.

The couple is living in Fairfax. The bride, a graduate of Duke University School of Nursing, is a nurse in the oncology unit of Fairfax Hospital. The bridegroom, a graduate of Duke University School of Engineering, is a biomedical and electrical engineer for the Federal Trade Commission, Division of Patents and Trademarks, Crystal City, Va. GWEN GOLDBLATT JOHN DOHANICZ Mrs. Joseph T.

Homan of Collingswood. A June 29 wedding is planned. Knox-Coe Mr. and Mrs. Mark S.

Knox of Mer-chantville announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Victoria Knoxof New York City, toSteven Riley Coe of New York City. He is the son of Mrs. Barbara C. Ford of Santa Marie, and Mr. Howard E.

Coe of San Clement, Calif. A summer wedding is planned. Heggan-Ogden Mr. and Mrs. John B.

Heggan of Berlin announce the engagement of their daughter, Jodi Beth Heggan of Ocean City, to Robert Jesse Ogden. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ogden of Ocean City. A Feb.

15, 1986, wedding is planned. Doughcrty-Morrone Mr. and Mrs. James P. Dougherty of Blackwood announce the engagement of their daughter, Kelli Ann Dougherty, to Stephen John Morrone, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony J. Morrone of Laurel Springs. A Sept. 13, 1986, wedding is planned.

Little-Rohrman Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Little of Maple Shade announce the engagement of their daughter. Nancy Anne Little, to Steven Dale Rohrman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dale C. Rohrman of Oaklyn. No wedding date has been set. Weber-Trost Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Weber of Pennsauken announce the engagement of their daughter, Diane M. Weber of Delair, to Dennis M. Trost of Delair.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trost of Pennsauken. A March 1, 1986, wedding is planned. You can share the good news As a free service to its readers, the Courier-Post publishes announcements of engagements and marriages of South Jersey couples.

In the interest of accuracy, the information for each must be submitted on a printed Courier-Post form. A black and white photograph also can be submitted for publication along with the announcement. An engagement or wedding form is available by calling 663-6000, extension 402. Monday through Friday from 9 am. to 4 m.

"til tm- MR. and MRS. MICHAEL CAPOZZOLI Capozzoli-Bird Barri Ann Bird and Michael Joseph Capozzoli were married March 2 in Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, Moorestown. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Edward Bird of Mount Laurel and Ms.

Ann Bird of Lindenwold. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Capozzoli of Mount Laurel. The couple is living in Stratforl.

The bride is a computer operator in Philadelphia. The bridegroom is a musician and electronic instructor in Trenton. Dean-Halt The wedding of Bernadette Elisabeth Halt and Richard James Dean took place March 23 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis J.

Halt Jr. of Cinnaminson. Cinnamin-son Mayor Madeleine Koszyk officiated. The bridegroom is the son of Maj. and Mrs.

John W. Dean of Ventnor Heights ENGAGEMENTS DEBORA TANSKI CHARLES RIFICI Tanski-Rifici Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Tanski Jr.

of Magnolia announce the engagement of their daughter, Debora Ann Tanski, to Charles Vincent Rifici Jr. of Winslow Township. He is the son of Ms. Betty Rifici of Lindenwold and Mr. Charles Rifici of Voorhees.

A Nov. 2 wedding is planned. Goldblatt-Dohanicz Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E.

Goldblatt of Cherry Hill announce the engagement of their daughter, Gwen Robin Goldblatt, to John Dohanicz, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dohanicz of Medford. A May 1986 wedding is planned. Sanger-Kelley Mr.

and Mrs. Earl G. Sanger of New Cumberland, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rachel Alice Sanger, to Bruce Scott Kelley of Haddon Heights. He is the son of Mr. John A.

Kelley and Mrs. Barbara G. Schmidt of Haddon Heights. A Sept. 7 wedding is planned.

Scioli-Fiorini Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Scioli of Stratford announce the engagement of their daughter, Monica Marie Scioli. to Stephen P.

Fiorini, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Fiorini of Audubon. A May 24, 1986.

wedding is planned. Castellucci-Gebhard Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Castcllucci of Pennsauken announce the engagement of their daughter, Teresa A.M.

Castellucci. to Stephen Mark Gcbhard of Bensalcm, Pa. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gcbhard of Walden, Col.

An Aug. 10 wedding is planned. Mcrlino-Capone Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J.

Merlino of Haddon Heights announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Merlino, to David Capone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Capone of Pennsauken. An Oct. 12 wedding is planned.

Rafferty-Grimme Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rafferty of Stratford announce the engagement of their daughter, Pamela Doreen Rafferty. to Michael Joseph Grimmc, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Grimme of Cinnaminson. An August wedding is planned. Rafferty-Karoly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rafferty of Stratford announce the engagementof their daughter, Fiona Josephine Rafferty, to James Philip Karoly, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Karoly of Allen-town, Pa. An August wedding is planned. Pelo-Iloman Mr. and Mrs.

Robert C. Pelo of C'ol-lingswood announce the engagement of their daughter. Barbara Dawn Pc lo. to Paul Homarij USN, son of Mr. and 4c? A Personal- hJ i 'if 4..

irTyi Me ssaee In an effort to control federal expenses related to Medicare the U.S. Government has contracted with Professional Review Organizations in each state. The goals of these organizations are to reduce the number of admissions to hospitals of Medicare patients and also to shorten the liK rv I -n r- kl ilt 1 1.1 IUI i IUi'VI stay in the hospital. The people responsible for operating the review system will not undertake to treat your injury or illness but they will control Medicare payments for services in our hospitals As your physician I am concerned for your health. I am also concerned with the cost of services, but.

I must place your health needs ahead of cost factors. This will mean.on occasion, a difference of opinion between myself and the PRO Program. I want to assure you that I am your advocate and will strive to of the sometimes inflexible and inappropriate rules of the PRO. Please discuss these requirements and any other health care issues with me Together we can solve this problem. Your physician a member of the Medical Society of New Jersey.

Lost dog tags found A retired serviceman who thought he lost his dog tags in Germany during World War II "just can't figure" how one of them turned up 43 years later in a pile of Virginia topsoil. Otis Long, 68, said a Richmond, man found the identification tags recently and wrote to him. "Hope this letter reaches you. I found your Army dog tag in a load of dirt delivered to my home recently," wrote David Lutton. "I'll send you the dog tag if you get this letter." Long, a former infantryman from Atwood, who fought in Europe tely.

and Lutton sent him the tags with another letter. "It was with great pleasure to know I was able to contact you," Lutton wrote the second time. Longsaid he remembers missing the tags "sometime during the war," but thought they were lost in Germany. I just can't figure it out," he said. Lutton, an Air Force veteran, apparently tracked down the address of Long's mother.

Ivey Long, where Long still lives. Early in the war, dog tags also carried the name of the serviceman's mother. Long retired in 1 96 1 after 20 years in the service and spent the next 20 years working at the Milan Army Ammunition Plant. "Now that I've retired the second time, my wife and I hope to make that trip to see Mr. Lutton." he said.

(fj)Ths Medical Society of New Jersey 2 PRINCESS LAWRKNCKVILLK. N.J. 0S648.