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COURIER-POST, Camdtn, N. Wtdntiday, Jun. 28, 1972 Firemen Called To CooV Turkeys At 108 Degrees water on the birds. BDeath Notices "The birds were dying in the possible trying to get cool. They chsrio in hJwere all out on the range, not Motorists Will Face Stiffer Laws THE STEPHENSON FUNERAL.

HOME 33 W. Maple Avenue JKtrchontvillo, Hew Jtrsty Oil Of 662-0813 JEFFREY S. BROWN Monoger-Direetor. CISCO, Tex. (UPD Because 1,000 turkeys on the Jack Curtis Ranch died from record- breaking heat during the last week, firemen had to be called.

in when trie temperature: reached 108 degrees to spray I their wings spread as far as pennea up in sneds-. The loss was estimated at $3,000. The ranch keeps about 1185,000 turkeys. SAVE ON SHIRTS FOR SUMMER 72 PACETTA On June 27. 1972.

Caterina of 137 6th Mount Ephraim. N.J. Due notice will be given by the Joseph A and Frank V. Falco Funeral Home. rWi N.

Browning Pennsauken. N.J. TALLEY On June 26. 1972. Helen C.

(nee Aherni, beloved wile of Harry B. Talley. of 41 S. 32nd Camden, N.J. Age 69 years, also survived by her sister Marie D.

Williams of Camden. Relatives and friends of the family, also employes of the Campbell Soup are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday at 9:30 a.m., at the Bradley Funeral Home, 3203 Federal Camden. Mass of the Resurrection 10:30 a.m. St. Joseph's Pro cathedral.

29th and Federal Camden. Interment Locust-wood Memorial Park. Friends may call Wednesday evening. TOWNSEND Eva M. (nee Hope, age 54 years.

On June 27. 1972. at the U.S. Naval Hospital. Philadelphia.

Survived by her husband Orvel iOkie Townsend of 8725 Rudderow Pennsauken. son Paul at home, her mother Mrs. Emily Hone and sisters Mrs. Joyce Heyes of Warrington. England, and Mrs.

Irene Heddrkk of Living-slnn. Moot. Graveside services, 11:30 a m. Friday. June 30.

1072. at U.S. National Cemetery. Arlington. Va.

Friends may call Thursday evening. 7 to 9 o'clock at the Eichel Funeral Home. 8323 Maple Ave. (Coiwicki, Pennsauken. N.J.

VEACH On June 27. 1972. William Sr. In his 71st year. Of 873 Orchard Runnemede, N.J.

Beloved husband of Anna M. (nee Smith) and devoted father of William Jr. of Runnemede, Mrs. Nancy Landay of San Diego. Mrs.

Joan Dashiell of Phoenix. Arizona and Miss Lois of Runnemede and 4 grandchildren. Services and interment at the convenience of the family on Thurs. from the funeral home of Inglesby and Sons, Cove and Wyndam Pennsauken. WILLIAMS On June 27, 1972.

l.eah B. (nee Chambers), beloved wife of Thomas E. of 53 Clover Gloucester City. N.J. Age 59 years.

Also surviving are 2 step sons Martin Williams, of Moorestown and Thomas E. Williams, of Cherry Hill. Three step-daughters Mrs. Elsie Young. Gloucester Ctiy, Mrs.

Marie Bee. Cocoa Beach. and Mrs. Inuise Reim. Clementon, N.J., a sister Mrs.

Dorothy Long. Hackensack. N.J. 1 niece and 1 nephew. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on 10 a.m.

at the Ethering-ton Funeral Home. 700 Powell Gloucester City. Interment at New SI. Mary's Cemetery, friends may call Thurs. eve.

a SALE EA. By JOSEPH R. MCCARTHY Courier-Post Staff-SPRING LAKENew Jersey motorists can look forward to tough licensing, insurance and enforcement procedures in the future. Ray Marini, director of the state Division of Motor Vehicles, today told the 60th annual Conference of the New Jersey Association of Chiefs of Police here that the problems of traffic fatalities, accidents and violations "boil down to two things: people land vehicles." I "It's certainly not the vehicle that is responsible for the acci-1 dent," he said. I A total of 1,600 persons died on New Jersey roads last year, and over one million traffic violations were recorded, Marini said.

Nine months ago, the division began a "long overdue" revision of motor vehicle laws to make them much stricter, he said. Licensing procedures also will be changed to provide for motorists being examined "every four years to check for various stages of disability." Marini said he has sent to Gov. William T. Cahill a plan to reduce from 1.5 per cent to 1 per cent the amount-of alcohol present in the blood as a determination of whether a motorist is under the influence. Evidence of alcoholic" consumption was found in between 60 and 65 per cent of the motorists involved in traffic accidents in the state in 1971, he When the state's no-fault insurance law goes into effect in January, motorists will be issued identification cards by insurance companies, he said.

One card is to be kept in the vehicle at all times; the other is to go to the motor vehicles division. "We are going to register every vehicle and motorist, and demand that they show proof of having bo'h personal and public liability insurance," Marini said. Showing of the identification card will be renuired when motorist is stopppd by pclice! fof an fraction of traffic laws. Penalties for being uninsured will be stiff, he said. The first: offense could bring a SWO fine; and one-year revocation of driv-; ing privileges; the second of-; fense could mean confiscation of the vehicle.

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IN IOVINS MEMORY MARKIEWICZ In sad and loving memory of our dear husband and father Adam Mar-k wicz, who passed away June Kth, 1971. Gone, dear father, gone forever: How we miss your smiling face. But you 'left us to remember None on earth can take your place. A happy home we once enjoyed. How sweet the memory still.

But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill. Sadly missed by wife and children. Jack Gulli, 49, Rites Tliursday; Accident Victim Mass of the resurrection will be offered for Jack Gulli, 49, of, 'J "rim, rugged Western style jeans. 50('t Fortrel" polyester oU'r cotton. Bar-tack reinlorced, tapered leg.

No-iron; washed out blue; 29-40. sun," Mrs. C. O. Richardson, wife of the ranch manager, said; yesterday.

"You could see them everywhere you looked witft I1YL01I B0DYSHIRTS STAY TUCKED III! Solid nylon styled bodyshirts; snap crotch Stays underpants, skirts! Girls' sizes 7 to 14. Take your pick and save! LADIES' COOL SUMMER SLEEPWEAR in 2 GREAT STYLES SALE A. Hobo mini pant set applique trim set in easy care nylon tricot. Colors. S-M-L.

B. Gingham trimmed mini pant set in carefree charmingly appliqued. S-M-L. SALE $53 UEA. YOUIIG MEN'S WESTERN FLARES AMD KNIT SHIRTS 24 Richards Pine Hill.Uuo,;- ti illlCU KUC'i 13 CV1C CUl.TIIUIIIK lilt conference at tne Essex Sussex Hotds Thg sessionsi HILFERTY On June 26.

1972. Edward A. beloved husband of Marie inee Lacey) Hil-ferty of 7423 Bannard Delair, N.J. Age 73. Also surviving are two sons Thomas EA.

of Fairview, Frank J. of Collingswood. 3 brothers Daniel of Wildwood. Hugh of Upper Darby, Francis of 3 randchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Friday morning at 10 a.m.

at the Rilatt Funeral Home. 400 Clements Bridge Barrington, J. Mass of Resurrection in St. Vernonicai Church. Delair.

N.J. at 11 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Yeadon. Pa.

Friends may call Thursday evening after 7 p.m. HINCHMAN June 27. 1972. Of Taunton Med-ford, J. Delia H.

inee Harvey.) wife of the late Harold Hinchman. Sr. Services and interment at the convenience of the family. Contributions may be made to the Building Fund of the Medford Methodist Church. Under the direction of the Leonberg Funeral Home, 24 N.

Main Medford. HOWE On June 27, 1972. Robert husband nf the late Muriel L. Lampman of 3210 Saunders Camden. N.J.

Age 60 years. Surviving is a brother. John J. Howe of Haddon Heights, mother Mrs. Anna Howe.

Haddon Heights, neice, Miss Nancy Howe and nephew, Gary Howe, both of Haddon Heights. Relatives and friends of the family also members of the Knights of Columbus Council are invited to attend the funeral on Friday at 9 a.m. from the Harry Ionard Funeral Home. 2850 Federal Camden. N.J.

Mass of the Resurrection. 1l a.m. at the St. John the Baptist Church. E.

Camden. Interment New St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Thurs. evening aft.

7 p.m. KEMMERER On June 26, 1972 Elizabeth of 50 W. Maple Merchantville, N.J. Age 84 years. Survived by brother, William Kemmer of Narbeth.

Pa. Relatives and friends of the family and members of the Trinity Lutheran Church of Camden on Thurs. at 11 a m. at the Roedel Funeral Home, 80( 06 N. 27th Camden, N.J.

Interment Harleigh Cemetery. Viewing will be held 1 hr. before service time. Memorials may be made to the charities of your choice. KRUITHOFF On June 2.

1972, Alma E. Age 64 vears Beloved wife nf Leonard Kruit-hnff of 228 F. Cuthbert Wesl-mont N.J. Also surviving one daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Kelly, two sons, Robert and Donald, two sisters, Mrs.

Ralph Warren, Mrs. Baxter Judd, two brothers, Forest and George Reichenbach. eight grandchildren, one great-grandchild. Services for relatives and friends Thursday, 11 a.m., Stretch-Evans Funeral Home, 8 West Kings Highway. Haddonfield.

Friends may call Wednesday evening, 7 to 9. (Parking on premises.) LAWRENCE Tn imh 1972 lister G. Husband of Grace V. nee Horner of 57 Oak Avenue, Bellmawr, N.J. Age 56.

Father of Frank W. arid Gary L. Lawrence, brother of Mrs. Mae Mc-Bnde, Mrs. Sarah Erickson, Frank and Harold.

4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday 11 a m. at the Gardner Funeral Home, Black Horse Pike Haverford Runnemede. Interment Mt. Holly Cemetery, Mt.

Holly. Friends may call Wednesday evening after 7. LEYDEN On June 26." 1972. Frank, husband nf the lale Anne inee Hoovem of 514 4'h Haddon Heights. N.J., age 81 years.

Survived by daughter Mrs. Frances Marie Reilly. Haddon Heights, and 6 grandchildren. Mass of Resurrection Thursday evening. 8 o'clock in S'.

Rose of Lima Church, 101 4th Haddon Heights. N.J. Final Commendation. 10 a.m. Friday in the church.

Interment New Cathedral Cemetery. Viewing Thursday from 8:30 p.m. in the church. Arrangements by Schetter Funeral Home, 304 W. Marlton Pike, Cherry Hill, N.J.

LILLEY Augustus age 80 years, on June 27. 1972. at Fort Worth. formerly of 807-D Cedar Lane Manor, Riverton. N.J.

Husband of the late Charlotte Senft Lilley. Survived by sons Col. Robert Lilley. USAF. Tyn-dall Air Force Base.

and Richard Lilley. Fort Worth. Tex 4 grandchildren, sister Mrs. Elvira Burns of Morrisville. Pa.

He wan 2nd Lt. Inf. World War I. charier and past commander of Hamilton Twp. Post 331.

American Legion, past commander Mercer County American Legion, member of Armed Forces Advisory Committee is years. Cherry Hill Chapter Military Order nf World Wars, retired manager of Camden office New Jersey Sta'e Employment Service, past president Camden Linns Club (Lion nf the year 19651. president nf the Board of Directors Locustwood Memorial Park. Cherry Hill. N.J.

Funeral services 9:30 a m. Saturday at the Eichel Funeral Home. 8333 Maple Ave: (Colwick). Pennsauken. Interment Riverview Cemetery.

Trenton. N.J. Friends may call Friday evening after 7 p.m. LONG On June 27. 1972.

Evelyn, wife nf Charles W. Long of lino Camden. N.J. Due notice of the funeral- will be given from Harry Leonard Funeral Home, 2850 Federal Camden, N.J. McKEONE On June 27, 1972, Margaret.

In her 80lh Of 3300 Browning Road, Pennsauken. N.J. Wife of the late James F. McKeone and mother nf James W. of Albaoy, N.Y.

and Major William, U.S. Army. Fort Polk, La. Also 2 sisters, Mrs. Carrie Wey-gand of Camden and Mrs.

Leola Klein of Florida, 4 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends nf the family are invited to attend the funeral on Friday at 8:30 a.m. at the funeral home of Ingteshy Sons. Cove ft Wyndam Roads, Pennsauken. Funeral Mass at 1:30 a.m.

at St. Peter's Church. Merchantville. Interment Wilkes-Barre. Pa.

Friends may call Thursday evening. Parking in rear of funeral home. MENDE On 25th. 1972 Frances C. in Fort Lauderdale.

Florida. Formerly of Maple Shade. Wife of Michael M. Mnd of 3641 North West. 43rd Place.

Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Age 67 years. Survived by six daughters, Mrs. Margaret Tornuati. and Mrs.

Martha Sviben both of Camden. Mrs. Marie Tischner and Mrs Violet Sviben both of Cinnaminson, Mr. An-nahelle Sant'i of Atlsnfc City and Mrs. Lenna Heller, of Pa.

And on son Michael P. of Camden. 32 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday at Fort Lauderdale, Florida. MOTSON On June 27.

1972 Jane E. fnee Engeli, beloved wife of Walter Z. Motson. of 1019 Stokes Collingswood. N.J.

Age 44 years. She is also survived by one daughter. Sudie J. and one son. David both at home, her mother Mrs.

Laura Engel. Col-iiv John Engel. Sherwood. Oregon. Relatives, friends and members of the Collingswood Presbyterian Church are Invited to attend the funeral servce on Thurs.

2 p.m. at the Collingswood Presby-tepan Church. Fern and Manle Collingswood. N.J. Interment Locust-wood Memorial Park.

Cherry H'll. Friends mav call at the church. 1-2 p.m. Thursday. Please make mem-oral contributions to the Children's Home Society of N.J..

929 Parkside Trenton, N.J. 061. OESTERLE On June 27, 1972. George of 103 Cooper Collingswood N.J. Age 78.

He la survived by his sister-in-law Mr. M. Oesiet'e and S'sier M-f also survived hy 5 neices Mrs Catherine Davis, Mrs. Lillian Simpwm Mrs. Dorothy Pole, Mrs.

Bosemarr Bowe and Mrs. Helen Cobb. Funeral Friday June 30th. at 1 a.m.. from 'he Mahaffey Funeral Home.

11 E. Kings Mt. Em-phraim S.J. Interment Calvary Cemetery Cherry Hill. Friends may call Thursday evening from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

ALBURGER Sr. On June 27, 1972. George husband of the late Kathryn M. (nee Foster) of 1031 North 35th Camden. Age 75 years.

Surviving -are sons George T. Haddon Heights, William a daughter, Mrs. Elener Pan-tella. Westville. N.J..

a brother. Frank. Norwood. 2 sisters. Mrs.

Marie Eeed. Cnllingdale. Pa. and Mrs. Elener Smith.

Camden. 10 grandchildren. 5 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Satur-dav. 8:30 a.m..

at the Roedel Funeral Home. 804-06 North 27th Camden. Mass of the Resurrection will follow at the Church of St. Anthony of Padua. 2th Street and River Avenue.

Camden. 9:30 a.m. Interment Bthel Memorial Park. Pennsauken. Friends may call Friday evening.

AMBROSE ...1 lAcanh 1m ifi vaapc nf Jtt Laurel. N.I. On June 24th. 1972 Mart of the Resurrection 9 31 A.M. Wednesday Our Lady of Good Counsel Ch'irch, Miorestown.

Friends may call Tuesday 1 to I p.m. BARNETT On June 26, 1972, in Syracuse. N.Y., Esther V. (nee Allowayi. beloved wife of the lale Lloyd M.

Barnett. of 237 Penn Collingswood, N.J. Age 75 years. She is survived by 2 daughters Mrs. Edward Bell of Will-ingboro, Mrs.

Richard Hunt of Ca-millus. N.Y., 2 sons Russell L. of Sealtle, Washington. Donald L. of Syracuse.

Y. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Friday, 11 a m. at Foster Funeral Home. Haddon ft Lees Collingswood. N.J.

Interment Arlington Cemetery, Drex-el Hill. Pa. Friends may call Thursday evening 7 to 9. Memorial contributions may be made to the Organ Fund of the Collingswood Fresby-terine Church. BLOSSER On June 27, 1972.

Harry beloved husband of Florence M. (nee Gansz), of 207 New Jersey Brnoklawn, N.J. Age 72 years. Also surviving ti a daughter. Mrs.

Thelma F. Sweeten of Brooklawn and 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday. 10 a.m.. at the Etheringtnn Funeral Home.

700 Powell Gloucester City. Interment at Eglinston Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening 7 to 9. BOLLINGER On June 26, 1972, George husband of Estelle Bollinger of 2R16 Chapel Cherry Hill, N.J. Age 64 yrs.

Also surviving is a son George Alan Bollinger, Cherry Hill. A daughter Miss Gayle Elaine Bollinger. Holly, wood, a sister Mrs. Charlotte VanEckhardt of Cherry Hill. He was sales manager for the Elliott-Lewis Corp.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the Burial Office, on Thurs. at 10:30 a.m.. at the Grace Episcopal Church, Kings Haddonfield. Interment Locust-wood Memorial Psrk. Friends may call Wed.

eve. at the Murray-Parartee Funeral Home, 601 Marlton Pike (Rt. 70i, Erlton. Cherry Hill, N.J. GULLI On June 26.

1972. Jack (Soma). Beloved husband of Jennie me Romano) of 24 Richards Avenue. Pine Hill. N.J.

Age 49 years. Also surviving are 4 daughters. Mrs. Jacqueline Long of Folcroft, Miss Rose F. of Oaklyn, Miss Violet of Philadelphia, Pa.

and Miss Judith Anne at home 3 sons. Paul and Ronald bolh of Philadelphia. Pa. and Jack at home. His mother Mrs.

Sarah Guilll of Philadelphia, Pa. .1 sisters and 1 b'other. and 5 grandchildren. Relatives and friends nf the family, also members of the AF nf Local No. 336 are Invited to attend the funeral on Thursday morning at 8:30 a.m.

in the Bocco Funeral Home. 4th and Walnut Streets. Camden, N.J. Mass of the Resurrection and Communion In St. Edward's RC Church.

Pine Hill, I. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Cheery Hill. Friends may call Wednesday evening after 7 o'clock. HATTON On June 27.

1972. Elizabeth T. of 233 Bergen Bellmawr, J. Age 83. Surviving are one daughter Mrs.

Mary i Krupiak. two grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral Friday 8:30 a.m. from the Tomasello Funeral Home. Black Horse Pike and Linden Bellmawr.

Mass of the Resurrection will he celebrated 9:30 at the Annunciation Church. Bellmawr. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday eve.

J. C. Mcllvain, Phila. Official, Rites Tomorrow PHILADELPHIA Mass of the resurrection will be tomor row at 11 a.m. for Joseph Mcllvain, 44, Philadelphia's first deputy register of wills, in St.

Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church, 5450 Roosevelt Blvd. Mr. Mcllvain died Sunday in Burlington County Memorial Hospital, Mount Holly, after he suffered a heart attack while playing golf at Indian Springs Golf Club, Marlton. Mr. Mcllvain.

who lived at 5210 Saul Philadelphia, was the Democratic leader in Philadelphia's 62nd ward. He also served as a member of the Democratic party's county executive committee and state committee. He is survivived by his widow, the former May Foy; three daughters, Mary Lou, Joan and Anne; his mother; and a sister. A funeral service will be at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Wil liam Stringfield Funeral Home, 4827 Oxford Philadelphia.

Friends may call tonight after 7 at the funeral home. Miss Kemmerer, Retired Teacher Services for Miss Elizabeth Kemmerer, 84, formerly of 50 West Maple Merchantville. will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Roedel Funeral Home. 804- 06 N.

27th Camden, where a viewing will be held an hour earlier. Burial will be in Harleigh Cemetery, Camden. Miss Kemmerer, who died Monday in Rosemont Convalescent Center, Rosemont, taught at the Linden and Sewell school in Camden for more than 40 years. A key lady of the Lutheran Home in Bordentown and the Lutheran Seminary in Philadelphia, she was a member of the Aid Society of Trinity Lutheran Church in Camden for many years. She is survived by a brother, William, of Narberth, Pa.

1 MM yfkmq Thursday at 10 a.m. in St wards Church Pine Hill. Rea tives and friends will meet at 9: a.m. tne Bocco unerai Home, Fourth and Walnut CiMAt PnfMHnn siihniiii it oucna, yaiuuui, may call tomorrow night. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill.

Gulli was a musician for the past 32 years. He was returning early Sunday from an engagement at the Holiday Inn on City Line Avenue, Philadelphia, when he was involved inj a head-on collision on the Blackwood-Clementon Road in Lindenwold. He was a member of Local 336, American Federation of Musicians. Surviving are his wife, Jennie; four daughter, Mrs. Jac queline Long, of Folcroft, Rose of Oaklyn, Violet, of Philadelphia, and Judith Anne, at home; three sons, Paul and Ronald, of Philadelphia, and Jack at home; his mother, Mrs.

Coivih fliilli nf Phil3(olnhia three sisters; a brother, and; five grandchildren. Palese Retires From Port Job The assistant to the general manager of operations for the; South Jersey Port Corporation! has retired after 32 years in the Camden port. Joseph Palese, 67, of 5032 Westwood Lane, Pennsauken, retired this week. He joined the SJPC's predecessor, the South Jersey Port Commission, in 1940. In addition, Milton P.

Havens 47, a lumber expeditor, has been appointed traffic and operations manager at SJPC's Beckett Street Terminal. He has worked at the terminal for the last 18 years and his new job will include Palese's former duties. Assisting Havens will be Charles E. Scheflen, 55, of 6124 Lincoln Pennsauken. The new assistant traffic and operations manager started at Bec kett Street Terminal 25 years ago as a checker.

Babies to Parade In Ocean City OCEAN CITY The city's 63rd annual Baby Parade will be August 10 and more than 200 youngsters are expected to participate in the promenade from 6th Street and the boardwalk to 12th Street. It starts at 10:15 a.m. Twenty-four judges have been enlisted to award prizes in four categories, including children in fancy decorated vehicles, comic division and two float divisions. Children from infancy to 10 years old may participate. end tomorrow.

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