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0.0 0 0 0 0 I a OBITUARIES Park Commissioners To Be Pallbearers The six members of the Camden County Park Commission, the park superintendent and the solicitor will be honorary pallbearers at the funeral Monday of Jules B. Derowski, park commissioner. They are O. V. Swisher, presi- dent; Ernest M.

Ritchie, vice president; Vallie Francesconi, William L. Ranken, George L. Lymper; Irwin B. McCauley, members; William W. Messenger, park superintendent, and William E.

Hughes, solicitor. A solemn Mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church, 10th and Mechanic sts. Burial will be in St.

Joseph's Cemetery, Chews Landing. Friends will meet at 8:30 a.m. in the Ciechanowski Funeral Home, 1309 S. 10th where a viewing will be held Sunday night. GUS B.

BECKER Gus B. Becker, 48, died Friday in his home at 2746 Concord ave. He was employed as a stationary fireman by the Foam Rubber Co. of Burlington. Surviving are his wife, Thelma two sons, Gus B.

and Rudolph both at home; two daughters, Mrs. Arthur E. Drayton of Vincentown, and Mrs. Raymond F. Feigenbutz of Camden; his mother, Mrs.

Edna L. Becker of Camden; five brothers, Clarence Alfred Russell Harold, and Arthur all of Camden: five sisters, Mrs. WilGilligan and Mrs. C. Toomey, both of Camden, Mrs.

C. Cooper of Chatsworth, Mrs. William Troutman of Maple Shade, and Mrs. Lawrence Ronka of Rancocas Heights, and four grandchildren. Services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m.

in the Mason E. Bradley Funeral Home, 3203 Federal where friends may call Monday night. Burial will be in Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson. ROY MURPHY PITMAN-Roy Murphy, 50, of 163 West Jersey ave. here, died Thursday in Elmer Community Hospital.

A life-long resident of Pitman, he was employed 28 years by a laundry in the borough. Mr. Murphy was a member of the Sweet Water Gunning Club; Pitman Country Club; and the Rheinan-Roofing Bowling Team. Surviving are his wife, Eleanor; his father, Robert E. of Pitman; two brothers, Russell of Los Angeles, and George W.

of Pitman; and two sisters, Mrs. Thelma Campbell and Mrs. Evelyn Lummis both of Pitman. Services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in a funeral home at 125 Pitman Pitman, where friends may call Sunday night.

Burial will be in Hill Crest Memorial Park, Hurffville. MRS. MARY F. ROGERS MOORESTOWN Mrs. Mary Frances Rogers, 93, of 228 Locust Moorestown, died Thursday in Buttonwood Hall, New Lisbon.

A resident here for 64 years, she member and past grand matron of the Daughters of Rebekah, Wenona Lodge, 51, Moorestown, and Moorestown First Baptist Church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. John S. Alden, Mrs. Robert S.

Harris and Mrs. Charles Herron all of Moorestown; a sister, Mrs. Clara Jones of Merchantville; three grandchildren; nine great and a greatgreat grandchild. Services be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. in a funeral home at 10 W.

Main Moorestown. There will be no viewing. Burial will be in Bordentown Cemetery. MRS. ELIZABETH T.

H. APP MOORESTOWN-Mrs. Elizabeth T. H. App, 90, of 230 W.

2nd died Friday at her home. was the oldest member length of membership of the First tist Church of Moorestown. was a member the Daughters of Rebekah, Wenona Lodge, Moorestown. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Walter Stevens, of Woodstown and Miss Isabella App home; two brothers, Benjamin Heal of Moorestown and John Heal of Trenton; two grandsons and five great-grandchildren.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Melton Funeral Home, 78 E. Main where friends may call night. Burial will be in Colestown Cemetery, Delaware Township. MRS.

EVA M. HARDY Mrs. Eva M. Hardy, 75, of 7911 Park Pennsauken, died Friday at Cooper Hospital. She was a member of the Bethel A.M.E.

Church of Pennsauken. Surviving are her husband, Angie; two sons, Elmer and Hobart, both of Pennsauken; one sister, Mrs. Blanch Lambert of Orange; three brothers, Elmer Wicks of Orange, and Ernest and Lester Wicks, both of Mechanicsville, N.Y., and four grandchildren. Services will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Bethel A.M.E.

Church, Park Pennsauken, where friends may call after p.m. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Mt. Peace Cemetery, Lawnside. MRS.

ANNA STERLING Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Sterling, 88, died Friday in her home at 125 N. 3rd st. She is survived by a Babe with whom she lived. Series will be a viewing Monday soThere .625 to night in the Mahaffey Funeral to a Home, 11.

E. Kings Highway, St. Mount Ephraim. Services and burial will be private. or or or or or or Porter's 73 Wasted, Team Loses Riverton CC's Dot Porter and Helen Sigel Wilson of Philadelphia CC each fired 73s Friday for the lowest individual scores as the 65th annual 1 interclub team season of the Women's Golf Association of Philadelphia got under way, Mrs.

Porter's effort, however, was wasted in the team play as Riverton lost to Merion, 6-1, in the Philadelphia Cup competition. Mrs. Porter, a former 1 U.S. Women's Amateur champion, won by -5 and 4 over Mrs. John G.

Capers, Pennsylvania State titlist from Merion. Mrs. Wilson, Philadelphia champion, won handily over Mrs. Frank Goodyear, former Middle States tennis champion from Gulph Mills. In another Philadelphia Cup match, Woodbury lost to Hunting.

don Valley, 5-2. Scores of other Jersey teams in the competition were Merion 3rd, 5, Tavistock, 1st, Riverton 2nd, 4, 1st, Merchantville 1st, 4, Gulph Mills 4th, Rolling Green 2nd, 4, Woodcrest 1st, Du Pont 2nd, 6, Woodbury 2nd, Huntingdon Valley 4th, 5, Tavistock 3rd, Moorestown, 6, Green Valley 3rd, Riverton 3rd, 5, Brookside 2nd, 2, and Oak Terrace 2nd, 4, Woodcrest 2nd, 3. Gloucester Rained Out; Grove Wins Penns Grove High School defeated Woodstown, 6-1, Friday, for its third victory in five TriCounty Conference baseball games. Gloucester's bid for its sixth victory against second place Pit- TRI COUNTY CONFERENCE Pennsville .200 Clayton .200 Salem .167 man was halted in the fourth inning on the latter's field with the Lions on the top end of an 8-0 score. Clayton's game at Pennsville also was rained out.

Penns Grove got 3-hit pitching from John Cravin, who struck out 4 and walked 2 in the rain-abbreviated 5-inning game on the winner's diamond. John Smith hit a 2-run double in the first inning to give the Red Devils a 2-1 lead and it was enough to win. Bob Mathis had 2 of Penns Grove's 6 hits off a pair of Woodstown hurlers. WOODSTOWN PENNS GROVE 10 Hitchner.3b Mathis.rf Ewart.rf Martell.If Point.2h Craven.p Davis.p-36 Smith.ss Holmes.c Scott.3b Lewis.1b Cooker.c Foster.If Shaw.1b Martz.cf Carr.2b Stahms.3b 0 Williams.2b Schimp. 3b-D Shinn.cf Totals 3 Totals Woodstown Penns Grove 2 2B-Smith.

Mathis. S0-Davis Schimp, Craven -Davis. Craven 2. Pet. Gloucester 1.000 Pitman .750 Swedesboro .667 Penns Grove .600 Woodstown .333 Slate Dog Show In Ocean County LAKEWOOD The annual Sand and Sea Kennel Club match dog show in the Ocean County Park is expected to attract over 300 entries Sunday, from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and New York, according to Club President Norman R.

Galinkin. Freeholder George F. Makin will personally present the "Best of Match" silver trophy on behalf of Ocean County at the close of the show, which is sanctioned by The American Kennel Club. Judging starts at 2 p.m. Admission to the public is free.

Judges for the show are: Mrs. Lena Ludwig for best in match, best adult and best puppy; William Ring for sporting breeds and group; Edward Johnson for hound breeds and group; Mrs. Roberta Drake for collies and shelties; Robert Wright for German shepherds; Mrs. Ludwig for balance working breeds and group; Mrs. Lorenz Haskill for terrier breeds and group; Harry Brunt for non-sporting breeds and group.

Also Mrs. Emma Stephens for toy breeds and junior showmanship and Mr. Brunt for miscellaneous class. Judges in the obedience classes will be Leo Celi, James McPhee, Mrs. Oliver J.

Hart Richard H. D'Ambrisi, with Mrs. Gladys P. Taylor, Bricktown, as obedience chairman. Del -Val Softball To Open Monday The Greater Delaware Valley and the Camden softball season by throwing out the first ball.

The league is starting with 5 Industrial Softball League will open its season Monday with 3 games. Campbell Soup Plant will Owens-Corning-Fiberglas at Evesham and Albertson Magnolia; Warren Webster opposes S. M. Langston at Langston Field, Woodcrest, and the new Camden Police Department team hosts Lucas Paint at 17th and Mickle Camden. Mayor Pierce is expected to launch the police softball team new teams and has two divisions of six teams each.

The other new additions are Warren Webster, Campbell Soup Plant, Campbell Soup General Offices and the RCA champs, Studio TV. Pyne Poynt Victor as Still Excells Ernie Still pitched and batted his Pyne Poynt teammates to a 5-3 victory on Friday afternoon in the Camden City Junior High School 1 Baseball League. Still held Cramer to five hits while striking out five and walk- CITY JR. HIGH LEAGUE Pet. 1.000 Cramer Pyne Poynt ing none in the abbreviated game that was halted by rain in the fifth inning.

The Pyne Poynt hurler highlighted a 3-run third inning with a 2-run home run that turned out to be the margin of victory. It was Pyne Poynt's first triumph while it marked the second setback for Cramer. CRAMER PYNE POYNT Aceto, cf Bishop.2b Poloniak.3b Martz.c Zeffries.c IcGuckin.p Still. Federico.25 0 Shelton.ss Bush.If Curry.rf Watson.rf Gonzalez.cf Clayman.ss. 0 Gibbs.If 0 Taylor.3b Totals 20 Totals Pyne Poynt Cramer 2B-McGuckin Bush.

0 Martz. gI-e HRStill. 5. McGuckin 4. BB-McGuckin 3.

Palmer Sets Pace With 130 in Texas SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) Arnold Palmer, who can be deadly with about any stick in the bag and has a reputation of coming from behind, found himself 3 strokes in the lead today as the Texas Open Golf Tournament's third round started. The muscular Pennsylvanian concocted a brilliant 8-under-par 31-32-63 Friday for a 130 at the halfway point and a comfortable cushion over the 133 owned by young Al Geiberger of Santa Barbara, Calif. Geiberger had a 32-33-65 Friday. The 31-year-old Ligonier, product's round was in his words, "my best in over a year from tee to and marked his best competitive round since a 62 in January in 1959 in the final round of the Thunderbird Open.

He has had four 65s in 1951 while winning some $35,000. Palmer hit every green, was putting for birdies on every hole, and had his short irons working with such precision he left himself only one long potential birdie putt-a 30-footer which he missed on No. 13. He collected four birdies on putts of 8, 4, 4 and 8 feet, 2-putted a pair of par-5 holes for two more birds and curled in a 25-footer for an eagle on still another par-5. He missed only two rather short birdie putts, both 7-footers as he used up, ironically, 31 putts despite his sparkling score.

In contrast to his opening-round 67, Palmer said he didn't do much experimenting Friday as he took a firm sight on the goal of becoming the first back-to-back Texas Open champ since Wild Bill Melhorn did it three decades ago. Holy Cross Wins 1st at Florence FLORENCE -Holy Cross High School opened its baseball season with a 2-0 victory over Florence High here Friday as John Drengola pitched a 4-hitter. The game was halted by rain in the sixth inning after Drengola, struck out nine and walked rive. Jim Angelini, 6 and 6 in the same departments, was the loser on a 3-hitter. HOLY CROSS FLORENCE ah ab Reinhardt.1b Warner.cf Ceaseretti.If 3 Ott.ss 0 Harris.ss Sweeney.c Henry.c Bitner.

cf 1 Hines.1b Saia.rf 0 Angelini.n Kelly.If 0 Bowker 3b Neiderkorn.p 0 Rapsawicz.rf Drengola.p 0 Centafoni.2b Toussaint.rf Totals 23 2 3 Totals 20 Cross 0 Florence, 2B-Bitner. Warner. SO Drengola Angelini 6. BB -Drengola 5. Angelini 6.

Sterling Shades Edgewood, 3-2 Sterling High School scored all its runs in the third inning on Friday afternoon and went on to hand host Edgewood High a 3-2 baseball setback. Sterling put together hits by Munn and Capazolli, a walk and two wild pitches to plate 3 runs and chalk up its second victory of the season while Edgewood was dropping its sixth, STERLING EDGEWOOD ah ab Capazall1.25 0 Garrett.cf Delorenzo.ss Keller If 0 Huber.2b Irons.If 1 0 Williams.c Gavin.c Booth.If Wilson.1b 0 Ranere.3b 3b 0 Stewart 1b 0 Sharp.rf 0 Errera.p Munn.p 1 Healy Totals Totals Sterling Edgewood 0 00 2B Garrett. S0-Munn 3. Errera -Munn. Errera 2.

Germania Plays Finale at Home Title-winning Germania Sports Club makes its final home appearance of the soccer season 2:30 p.m. Sunday when it entertains German Hungarian SC at 24th and Harrison sts. The game is in the First Division of the United Soccer League of Pennsylvania, of which Germania is the champion. 5 BABE'S RECORD NEW YORK (UPI) Ruth set an all-time World record in 1928 when he hit lead the New York Yankees four-game sweep over the Louis Cardinals. College Gets Cottage From Peaslees CLARKSBORO-Amos J.

Peaslee, former U.S. Ambassador to Australia, and Mrs. Peaslee have made a gift to Bryn Mawr College of the cottage in Mickleton in which Elizabeth Gray Vining, formerly tutor to Crown Prince Akihito of Japan, wrote the book entitled "Windows for the Crown Prince." Mrs. Vining spent much of her girlhood on a farm near Mullica Hill and has maintained a close connection with Mickleton Friends Meeting. She now resides in Wallingford, and she is vice chairman of the board of trustees of Bryn Mawr.

Mrs. Vining spent about four years in Japan living in the royal household and serving as tutor for the crown prince. Upon her return Mrs. Vining rented from the Peaslees a small house in Mickleton and lived there during the years 1951 and 1952 when the book was written. The book is a record of her four years at the Japanese imperial court.

The gift was accepted on behalf of Bryn Mawr College by Miss Katherine McBride, president of the college who attended the cerlemony. Also in attendance were members of the Mickleton Friends Meeting and members of the Bryn Mawr Board. Under the name Elizabeth Janet Gray, Mrs. Vining has written 11 books for young people as well as the books "Return to Japan" and "Friends of Life," a biography of Rufus M. Jones.

Mrs. Vining was originally reclommended to the government of Japan for the post of tutor to the crown prince by the American Friends Service Committee. Hospital Fund Drive Slated WOODBURY The Gloucester County Chapter of the Deborah Hospital will hold its annual Tag Day Monday throughout the county, it was announced by Mrs. Martin R. D.

Dolan, chairman. She said that Sen. Connery, and Assemblyman Minotty, are acting as co-chairmen of the fund drive. Women of the chapter will canvass the homes in every town in the county during the month of May, starting with the kickoff Monday. 'We hope this year to go far over our $2,500 goal as the need is Mrs.

Dolan said. She pointed out that Deborah Hospital, the only non-sectarian free hospital in the East for treatment by surgery for cancer, heart and other operable chest diseases, depends entirely on voluntary contributions. Eye Specialist Plans Talk Before Students Dr. Thomas R. Hedges of Moorestown will be the guest speaker for 350 students of LaSalle College at a program Thursday, at 12:30 p.m.

at the Student Union Theatre, 20th and Olney Philadelphia, presented by Philadelphia Association for the Blind Inc. Dr. Hedges who is on the staffs of Wills Eye Hospital a and Children's Hospital, Philadelphia, will speak on the topic, "The Medical Approach to Contact Lenses." He also will discuss refraetive errors, glaucoma and cataracts. MacDowell on Group For School Planning Fire Chief Edward 1 R. MacDowell has been appointed a member of the advisory committee for the Guide for Schoolhouse Planning and Construction.

The function of this committee is to review proposed regulations submitted by a special committee on safety in the public schools of New Jersey. Commissioner of Education Raubinger has informed Chief MacDowell of his appointment with a copy of his notification going to Mayor Pierce. EVOY FUNERAL HOME WM. B. EVOY 129 WHITE HORSE PIKE HADDON HEIGHTS, N.

J. LI 7-7600 Inglesby Funeral Home 602 E. Main Street MAPLE SHADE Phone NOrmandy 2-4758 EDWARD P. LEONARD, Funeral Home 3425 River Avenue, Camden Phone Woodlawn 3-5355 A MPLE ACCOMMODATIONS. B.

C. Schroeder Sons B. C. Schroeder, Mgr. -B.

K. Schroeder- -K. J. Schroeder Dependable Funeral Service Since 1884 715 Cooper Street, Camden Phone WO 3-0400 Day or Night SALON MEETS Petit Salon 7, 8 and 40 of Camden County, subsidiary of the American Legion Auxiliary, will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the HoyleButcher Post 149, American Le- gion, Home, Kings highway and Atlantic Haddon Heights.

Election of new officers will take place. LEGAL NOTICES Notice is hereby given that the following ordinance. after a public hearing and second reading. was passed at a meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Camden. N.

on Thursday the twenty-seventh day of April, JOHN T. ODORISIO. City Clerk. Bated: April 13 1961. An Ordinance to Provide for the Completion of the Construction of Payment in Fourth Street From Jefferson Avenue to Chelton Avenue, and in Chelton Avenue From Fourth Street to Arlington Street, in the City of Camden.

New sey. and Providing for the Payment Thereof FRANK A. ABBOTT EDWARD C. GARRITY FRANK C. ITALIANO WILLIAM ALFRED R.

J. PIERCE ($7.02) Commissioners. Notice is hereby given that the following ordinance. after public hearing and second reading. was passed at a meeting, of the Board Commissioners of the City of Camden.

N. on Thursday the twenty-seventh day of April. 1961. JOHN T. ODORISIO.

City Clerk. Bated: April 13. 1961. An Ordinance Authorizing the Construction or Reconstruction of Water Mains or Pipes in and Along Stevens Street From Second Street to Fifth Street: Jackson Street From Broadway to Fourth Street: Royden Street From Broadway to Fifth Street and Third Street From Kaighns Avenue to Mechanic Street. in the City of Camden.

New Jersey and Providing for the Payment Thereof. FRANK A. ABBOTT EDWARD C. GARRITY FRANK C. ITALIANO WILLIAM J.

SHEPP ALFRED R. PIERCE ($7.83) Commissioners. NOTICE OF APPLICATION "Take notice that application has been made to the Mayor and Council of the Township of Delaware to transfer as to place the plenary retail consumption license No. C-27. held by Harry M.

Stevens, Inc. of New Jersey. corporation of the State of New Jersey, for premises located in the Grandstand. at the Garden State Race Track. which is located in the Township of Delaware.

more specifically as follows: To include in addition to the premises now covered by the aforesaid license the premises described as follows: The area as outlined and described on the sketch annexed to the applica: tion for the transfer as to place of this license and appearing in the form of rectangle outlined with four straight red lines. which area 15 located in the top tier of the Annex Building. and which tion for the transfer as to place of this license is on file with the Clerk of the Township of Delaware, New Jersey, at her Office in Delaware Township. New Jersey The names and addresses of all officers of the applicant corporation and offices held by each are: Frank M. Stevens.

170 Riverside New York. New York. President and Treasurer. Joseph B. Stevens.

439 East 51st New York 22. New York. Executive President and Secretary. Harold A. Stevens.

30 Fifth Ave. New York. New York, Vice President. William H. Stevens, 110.

East 57th New York. New York. Vice President and Assistant Secretary. The names and residences of all stockholders holding one or more percent of the issued and outstanding stock are: Frank M. Stevens, 173 Riverside New York.

N.Y. Joseph B. Stevens. 439 East 51st New York 22. Harold A.

Stevens, 30 Fifth New York. N. Y. William H. Stevens.

110 East 57th New York. N.Y. Estate of Gertrude H. Stevens. 173 Riverside New York, N.

Annie Stevens Rose. 1210 Robbins Niles. Ohio. Dayse H. Stevens, 30 Fifth New N.Y.

Pauline W. Stevens. 110 East 57th New York. N.Y. Josephine P.

Stevens, 439 East 51st New York 22. N.Y. C. Homer Rose Trustee, 285 Old Short Hills Short Hills. N.J, C.

Homer Rose 285 Old Short Hills Rd. Short Hills N.J. Harry Rose. 417 West 246th New York. N.Y Harry M.

Stevens, 2nd. 25 Indian Creek Island. Miami Beach. Fla. Harry M.

Stevens. 2nd. Trustee for Faith Stevens. 25 Indian Creek Island, Miami Beach. Fla.

Harry M. 2nd. Trustee for Harry M. Stevens. 3rd.

25 Indian Creek Island. Miami Beach. Fla. Alice Stevens Titus. 14 East 90th New York.

N.Y. Alice Stevens Titus. Trustee for Sandra Titus. 14 East 90th New York. N.Y.

Alice Stevens Titus. Trustee for James G. Titus 14 East 90th New York. N.Y. Alice Stevens Titus.

Trustee for Stephanie Titus. 14 East 90th York. N.Y. Joseph B. Stevens R.F.D Princeton.

N.J. Joseph B. Stevens Trustee for John Pym Stevens. R.F.D. Princeton.

N.J. Jane Stevens Griswold, 291 Russell Princeton. N.J. William H. Stevens 925 Park New York.

N.Y. Mary Stevens Potter, 3712 Brookside. Toledo. Ohio, Annie Elizabeth Hunt. 904 N.

Riverside. St. Clair, Mich. Objections. if any, should be made Immediately in writing Margaret Wermuth.

Township Clerk. ship of Delaware. New Jersey. (Signed) HARRY M. STEVENS.

INC. OF NEW JERSEY FRANK M. STEVENS. President and Treasurer, 173 Riverside Drive. ($62.10) New York, New York.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION "Take notice that application has been made to the Mayor and Conneil of the Township of Delaware to transfer as to. place the plenary retail consumption license No, C-26, held Harry M. Stevens. Inc. of New Jersey.

corporation of the State New Jersey, for premises located in the Clubhouse. at the Garden State Race Track. which is located in the Township of Delaware. more specifically as follows: To include in addition to the premises now covered by the aforesaid license the premises described as follows; The entire areas as outlined and delineated on the Betting nine Plan and Table Terrace Plan of Clubhouse entitled 'Alterations and Additions to Clubhouse for Garden State Racing Association. Camden County, New Jersey, Sheets Numbered and prepared by Arthur Froehlich.

Architect. dated March 18th. 1960, a photostatic COpy of which is annexed to the applica: tion for the transfer as to place of this license on file with the Clerk of the Township of Delaware. New Jersey, at her Office in Delaware Township. New Jersey, The names and addresses of all officers of the applicant corporation and offices held by each are: Frank M.

Stevens. 173 Riverside Drive. New York. New York. President and Treasurer.

Joseph B. Stevens, 439 East 51st New York 22. New York. Executive Vice President and Secretary. Harold A.

Stevens, 30 Fifth New York. New York. Vice President, William H. Stevens, 110. East 57th New York.

New York. Vice President and Assistant Secretary. The names and residences of all stockholders holding one or more percent of the issued and outstanding stock are: Frank M. Stevens. 173 Riverside York.

N.Y. Joseph B. Stevens 439 East 51st York 22. N.Y. Harold A.

Stevens. 30 Fifth New York. New York. William H. Stevens, 110 East 57th New York.

New York. Estate of Gertrude H. Stevens, 173 Riverside New York. New York. Annie Stevens Rose.

1210 Robbins Niles. Ohio. Dayse H. Stevens. 30 Fifth New York.

New York. Pauline W. Stevens. 110 East 57th New York. New York.

Josephine P. Stevens. 439 East 51st New York. New York. C.

Homer Rose Trustee. 285 old Short Hills Short Hills. New Jersey, Yomer Rose Hills. 285. Old Short Hills Short N.J Harry M.

New Rose, 417 West 246th New York, Harry M. Stevens, 2nd. 25 Indian Creek Island, Miami Beach. Florida. Harry M.

Stevens 2nd. Trustee for Faith Stevens 25 Indian Creek Island. Miami Beach, Florida. Harry M. Stevens 2nd.

Trustee for Harry M. Stevens Miami 3rd. 25 Indian Creek Island. Beach, Florida. Alice Stevens Titus.

14 East 90th New York. New York. Alice Stevens Titus. Trustee for Sandra Titus, 14 East 90th New York. New York Alice Stevens Titus, Trustee for James G.

Titus 14 East 90th New York. New York. Alice Stevens Titus, Trustee for Stephanie Titus. 14 East 90th New York. B.

Stevens R.F.D. Princeton. N.J. Joseph B. Stevens Trustee for John Pym Stevens, R.F.D.

Princeton. N.J. Jane Stevens Griswold. 291 Russell Rd. Princeton.

N.J. William H. Stevens 925 Park New York. New York. Mary Stevens Potter, 3712 Brookside.

Toledo. Ohio Annie Elizabeth Hunt. 904 N. Riverside. St.

Clair Michigan, Objections. if any should be made immediately in writing to Margaret E. Wermuth. Township Clerk. ship of Delaware.

New Jersey. (Signed) HARRY M. STEVENS. INC. OF NEW JERSEY FRANK M.

ST President and Treasurer, 173 Riverside Drive. ($64.26) New York. New York, I COURIER- POST, Camden, N. WILLIAM C. J.

CITY OF CAMDEN FRANK ITALIANO Clerk. ($6.48) ALFRED R. Commissioners. Mayor. PIERCE Notice is hereby given that the City following ordinance.

after public Prior to issuance of any Bond, hearing and second reading. was of such guaranty shall be passed at a meeting of the Board of executed in the name and on behalt Commissioners of the City of Cam- of the City by the manual, signature den. N. on Thursday, the twenty. of the Mayor and the City.

Clerk, seventh day 8 each of whom are hereby authorized City Clerk. and anty for and on behalf of the City. directed to execute such A April 13. 1961. and forthwith delivery of following any the "Bonds, issuance the Dated: An Ordinance Amending the Ordi- Authority shall make written nance "Releasing and Extinguish.

port to the governing body of the ins the Public, Rights in Ringold setting forth the denomination. Street From Line New Street to Pine date of issue, date of maturity, rate ject Street. to Public Camden. Easement. Jersey, Sub- Interest.

place of payment, and FRANK ABBOTT. spect amount to each Bond issued. and of money received with reEDWARD C. GARRITY copy of such report shall be forFRANK C. ITALIANO warded also to the Mayor and to the ALFRED WILLIAM R.

J. PIERCE City Clerk. ($6.21) Commissioners. I hereby determined, following, declared. matters reSection S.

are An Ordinance Providing for the cited and stated: Guaranty by the City of Camden. The estimated maximum In the County of Camden. amount of bonds or notes and the Jersey, of the Principal of and estimated maximum amount of Interest on $500,000 Bonds of the money to be raised from all sources Parking Authority of the City of for sald purpose Is $500.000. Camden. for Financing the Mickle- (b) The said purpose described in Stevens Project.

this ordinance is not current exRecital pense of the City. and the same Pursuant to ordinance No. 1169 of may be lawfully acquired or made the City of Camden, in the County as general Improvement and no of Camden. New Jersey. entitled: part of the cost thereof has been An Ordinance Creating the Parking or shall be assessed on property Authority of the City of Camden.

benefited thereby. heretofore adopted of the by the Board of A supplemental debt statement Commissioners City on Octo- prepared, and filed as required by ber 23. 1958. as supplemented by the Local Bond Law of Jersey ordinance No. 1275 of the City has been duly made and filed in the adopted by said Board of office of the City Clerk and sioners on January 12, 1960.

the piete executed original thereof has Parking Authority of the City of filed in the office of the Camden was created public tor of the Division Local body political corporate subdivision and of the politic State and ment of the State of New Jersey, pur- and such statement shows that the suant to the Parking Authority Law gross debt of the City defined of New Jersey (L. 1948, c. in section of said Local Bond amended and supplemented. The Law Increased by this ordinance Authority Is authorized and em- by and that the issuance powered by said Law to exercise the said obligations authorized by public and essential governmental this ordinance will be within excep: functions with all powers necessary tions to debt limitations prescribed or convenient to carry out and effec- aid Local Bond Law and the tuate its corporate purposes. includ- said Parking Authority and the ing power to undertake construction, obligations authorized by this ordiprovision and operation nance.

are permitted the excepparking projects within the City. and contained in subsection (d) of for such purpose to issue its negotia: Section of said Local Bond ble bonds and to secure aid from the to the debt limitations preCity in connection with such prod- scribed by said and chargeable ects. The Authority, plans to con- to borrowing capacity computed struct public parking areas or suant Section of Title 40. projects on the lands in the City Municipalities Counties of the Resituate therein Street. on and Mickie sometimes Street and Statutes of New Jersey.

ferred Stevens to re- The period of usefulness of The Authority has requested sonable life thereof is hereby deteras "Mickle-Stevens said, purpose according to the the such City project to and. assist it in authorized financing and mined to be forty (40), years. as Section No Bond shall be issued provided for in said Law. and as provided in Section 2 of this ordisuant to ordinance duly adopted to nance with guaranty by the City of unconditionally guarantee the punc- Camden thereon until subsequent to tual payment of the principal of and the filing in the office of the City interest on bonds of the Authority Clerk of a certified copy of a resoto be issued pursuant to said Law. lution adopted not less than two.

The Board of Commissioners as the thirds of the affirmative vote of all governing body of the City has here- of the members of the governing that tofore it and does hereby in the determine body of the City approving cOpy is necessary and public of the resolution of the Authority reinterest for the City to grant such ferred to in Section 1 of this ordimake assistance the to guaranty the as Authority to the and bonds to nance as certified by the Secretary of the Authority as hereinafter in this of theretofore Authority adopted by the Authority. the as having been ordinance provided. Section 5. Pursuant to guaranty ORDINANCE of the Bonds provided for in this The City Board of of Commissioners of ordinance evidenced by endorsethe Camden, in the County ment on the Bonds executed in the of Camden. New Jersey (not less name of the City and on its behalf than two of all the members herein provided.

the City shall thereof affirmatively concurring) do thereupon and thereaker be obliordain as follows: pay the principal of and Section 1. This Board of Interest on the Bonds in the same stoners as the governing body of the and to the same extent City of Camden. in the County of in the case of bonds issued by the Camden. New Jersey, has heretofore City and for such purpose the full determined and does hereby deter- faith and credit of the City are mine that it is for necessary and in the hereby pledged to the punctual paypublic interest the City to assist ment of the principal of and Interest the Parking, in Authority of the City on the Bonds, and unless paid by of Camden issuing its bonds to the Authority or provision for such finance the acquisition, by purchase payment be otherwise made. the or condemnation for use for the Bonds shall be unlimited obligations public parking of motor vehicles of of the City and the City shall be those lands in the City consisting of obligated to levy ad valorem taxes (a) lands fronting on the northerly upon all the taxable property in the side of Mickle Street and Fifth Street City for the payment the Bonds and constituting Lots 90 and 23 to and interest thereon without 35.

of the inclusive, Tax in Assessment Block 258 Map on of Plate the tion of rate This amount. City and Lot 69 in Block 257 on take effect twenty (20) days after Section 6. ordinance shall Plate 5 of said Map. (b) lands front- the first publication thereof after ing Street on the eastwardly northerly of side Broadway of Mickie and final WILLIAM J. SHEPP.

constituting Lot 69 and Lots 48 to 63. Dated: April 13, 1961. inclusive. in Block 259 on Plate Approved as to form: of said Map, and (c) lands fronting SAME NIC on the eastwardly southerly of side of Mickle City Counsel Street constituting Lots 13 to 22. Broadway inclusive.

and Adopted: April 27. ALFRED R. PIERCE. Mayor. in and Block fronting 271 on on the Plate 12 northerly of said side Map of FRANK A.

ABBOTT. GARRITY EDWARD C. Stevens Street and constituting Lots FRANK C. ITALIANO 26 to 31, inclusive, in said Block 271. WILLIAM J.

SHEPP and the improvement of said lands Commissioners. for use as public parking, areas or Attest: projects by demolition of existing JOHN T. ODORISIO. ing structures, and site necessary improvement, leveling. construc- grad- STATEMENT Clerk AND NOTICE tion of pavement surface with re- OF ADOPTION quired curbing.

dividers. aprons, The ordinance published herewith trances and exits to public streets, has been Anally passed by the Board lighting structures, fencing and con- of Commissioners of the City of trol devices and installation of re- Camden, in the State. of New Jersey. quired parking meters and all appur- on April 27, 1961, and the twenty day tenances. work or materials neces- period of limitation within which a sary for incidental to the im- sult.

or proceeding questioning provement of said lands for the the validity of such ordinance aforesaid public use and purpose, can be commenced as provided in and sometimes referred to as the Local Bond Law. has begun to "Mickle-Stevens Project." and in run from the date of the first publiconnection therewith and for such cation of this statement. purpose and as provided in and pur. JOHN T. ODORISIO.

suant to the Parking Authority City Clerk. of New Jersey (L. 1948. c. 198).

as P. 0. A-907. ($91.80) Charter No. 1209 Reserve District No.

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST CAMDEN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF CAMDEN IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON 1961. PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. UNDER SECTION 5211. U. S.

REVISED STATUTES. ASSETS 1. Cash. balances with other banks. and cash items in process of collection 12.831.976.62 2.

United States obligations, direct and guaranteed 34.310.390.16 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions Other bonds. notes. and debentures (including None securities of Federal agencies and corporations not guaranteed by 113.145.87 5. Corporate stocks (including $225.000.00 stock" of Federal Reserve bank) 225.002.00 A.

Loans and discounts 66.975.992.56 Bank premises owned $1,559,459.18. furniture and fixtures $268.444.59 1.827,903.77 (Bank premises owned are subject" to" None liens not assumed by bank 8. Real estate owned other than bank premises None 9. Investments and other assets Indirectly representing "bank premises or other real estate None 10. Customers' liability to this bank on outstanding None 11.

Other assets 489.620.74 12. Total Assets $126.167.020.64 LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of partnerships, and corporations 61.548.781.24 14. Time and savings deposits of Individuals," partnerships. and corporations 42.280.050.40 15.

Deposits of United States (including postal savings) 3.945.330.14 16. Deposits of States and pollticar subdivisions 5.824.690.71 Deposits banks 1.134.372.48 18. Certified and officers' checks. etc. 637.494.59 Total Deposits $115.376.719.56 (a) Total Demand deposits 72.499.823.39 (b) Total time and savings deposits 42.870.896.17 20.

Mortgages or other liens. None on bank premises and None on other real estate None 21. and other for borrowed of this money bank None Acceptances executed by or for account and outstanding None 23. Other liabilities 2.378.297.21 24. Total Liabilities $117.749.016.77 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 25.

Capital Stock: (5) (a) Common Preferred stock, stock, total total par par $2,756.250.00 retireable 2.756.250.00 value None. Surplus 4.743.750.00 Undivided profits 918.003.87 Reserves (and retirement account for preferred stock) None 29. Total Capital Accounts 8,418.003.87 30. Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts $126.167.020.64 MEMORANDA 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 17,351.588.23 32.

(a) Loans as shown above are after of reserves of 4.364.013.35 bank' George C. Muir. Vice President and Cashier. of the above named do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. GEORGE C.

MUIR, Vice President and Cashier. We. the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge ard belief is true and SYDNEY E. H. LONGMAID.

WILLIAM DUNN. E. T. FERREN. ($47.52) Directors.

LEGAL NOTICES Notice is hereby given that the following ordinance. after public hearing and second reading. Was passed at meeting of the Board of of the City of Camden. on Thursday the twenty. seventh day of JOHN City Clerk.

A-906. Dated: April 13. 1961. Provide Ordinance for Setting Back of the Curb on Both Sides Carman Street From Broadway to Sixth Street in the City of Camden. New EDWARD C.

GARRITY FRANK C. ITALIANO WILLIAM J. SHEPP ALFRED R. PIERCE ($5.94) Commissioners. Notice is hereby given that the following ordinance after public hearing and second reading.

was passed at meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Camden. N. on Thursday, the seventh day City Clerk. Bald: A April 13. 1961.

An Ordinance Supplementing Ordinance Entitled, An Ordinance Providing for the Regulation of Vehicles and Pedestrians in the Streets of the City. of Camden and the Enforcement Adopted December 27, 1945. FRANK ABBOTT EDWARD C. GARRITY FRANK C. ITALIANO ALFRED WILLIAM R.

PIERCE ($6.48) Commissioners. Notice hereby miyen that the following ordinance. after public hearing and second reading, passed at meeting. of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Camden. N.

on Thursday the twenty-seventh JOHN T. City Clerk. A-908 Dated: April 13, 1961. An Ordinance Further Supplementing an Ordinance Entitled, 'An Ordinance Providing for the Regula: tion of Vehicles in the Streets of the City of Camden and the Enforcement Thereof," Adopted July 10. 1958.

FRANK A. ABBOTT EDWARD C. GARRITY April 29, 1961 13 LEGAL MRS. MARIA AMORIELLO Mrs. Maria Amoriello, 61, of Pennington Waterford, died Thursday in Frankford Hospital, Philadelphia.

A Waterford native of Italy, she 41 years. Surviving are her husband, Angelo; two daughters, Mrs. erine Tomasco of. Hammonton, and Mrs. Antonette Terpolilli of Orapollo, James Oropallo, MiWaterford; a five sons, Anthony chael Amoriello, Louis Amoriello, all of Waterford, and Dominic Amoriello of Elm; a brother, Roy Ruggiero of Camden; a sister, Mrs.

Pauline Benedetto of Italy, and thirteen grandchildren. Friends will meet Monday at 8 a.m. in the Leroy P. Wooster Funeral Home, White Horse Atco. Requiem high Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m.- in St.

Anthony's Church, Waterford. There will be a viewing in the funeral home Sunday night. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Berlin. HAROLD C. PLATT TOMS -Harold C.

Platt, 66, of 230 Fisher blvd. here, formerly of Pennsauken, died Friday in Paul Kimball Hospital, Lakewood. He was a retired test engineer for the American Telephone and Telegraph 1 Co. Mr. Platt was born in Mount Holly and was a veteran of War I.

He was a member of the Communications Workers of America, local 2552; the Telephone Pioneers of America, and the Union Fire of Mount Holly. Surviving are his wife, Lottie; a son, Conrad R. of Long Beach, and two grandchildren. Services will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Stephenson Funeral Home, 33 W.

Maple Merchantville, where friends may call Monday night. Burial will be in Mt. Holly Cemetery, Mount ROBERT TEST SR. Robert G. Test 66, of 411 Merion Haddonfield, died Friday in Cooper Hospital.

He was a retired teacher in Camden County Schools and was a veteran of War I and a member of Haddonfield Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife, Christine Wakefield, R.I., Robert G. Jr. of two sons, Frederick L. of Haddon Heights; a brother, Harold G.

of Haddonfield; a sister, Miss Isabelle chantville, and six grandchildren. Services will be 2 p.m. Monday by the Rev. Thomas P. Lindsay in a funeral home at 8 Kings Highway West, Haddonfield.

Burial will be in Baptist Cemetery, Haddonfield. There will be no viewing. CHARLES SCHERER Charles Scherer, 70, of 607 Ridgeway Gloucester, died Thursday in the Veterans Administration Hosiptal, Philadelphia. He was an Army veteran of World War I and a member of Cloud Lodge 101 Gloucester. He lived in Gloucester 18 years.

Surviving is a brother, Louis J. of Audubon. Services will be held day at a.m. in the Etherington Funeral Home, 700 Powell Gloucester, where friends may call Tuesday night. Burial will be in Woodbury Memorial Park.

HOWARD NORCROSS Howard D. Norcross, 63, of 1325 Morton died Friday. He was employed as a guard at RCA and was a veteran of World War I. He was a former resident of Williamstown. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.

Laura Baum of Cross Keys and Mrs. Mabel Sprague of Beach Haven. Services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in the Bell Funeral Home, 420 S. Main Williamstown, where friends may call Sunday night.

Burial will be in Brotherhood Cemetery, Williamstown. MIRS. ELLA M. PITTENGER Mrs. Ella M.

Pittenger of 1446 Kaighns died Friday in Cooper Hospital. She was a past matron of Camden Chapter OES. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Laura P. Shields at home; one grandson and two great-grandchildren.

11 Services a.m. in will the be Eichel held Funeral Monday at Home, 60 S. 27th where friends may call Sunday night. OES services will be held Sunday at 8 p.m. Burial will be in Harleigh Cemetery.

MISS OLIVE P. HOUGH Miss Olive P. Hough, 90, died Friday in her home, 109 S. Atlantic Haddonfield. She was the first manual training teacher in Haddonfield schools and also taught at Drexel Institute, Philadelphia.

She was a member of the Historical Society, and Grace Episcopal Haddonfieid. Burial office and requiem will be in Grace Episcopal Church at 9:30 a.m. Monday. Burial will be in Haddonfield Baptist Cemetery. There will be no viewing.

amended and supplemented. and uncondi- any other. laws applicable. to tionally guarantee the punctual pay. ment of the principal of and interest on $500.000 assrecate principe! amount of Parking Revenue Bonds Series) therein called the Bonds') described in section of this ordinance and to be authorIzed and Issued by the Authority pursuant to said Law and its resolu tion entitled: "Resolution the Issuance of $500,000 Parking Bonds (Mickie Stevens series) of the Parking Authority of the City of Camden.

and the CIty of Camden does hereby unconditionally guarantee the, punctual pay. ment of the principal and interest on the said Bonds of the Authority, and for such purpose an ness the City hereby Incurred in the, amount of $500.000. Section The Bonds shall dated shall be in such form and of such detail and of such denomina: tion and payable as to principal and interest at such times and at such place or places and shall mature on hereafter such date determined or dates by the AuthorEach Bond Shall bear interest rate or rates of interest annum not in excess of six per centum per annum. and may be issued subject to redemption prior to maturity with or without premium at the option of the Authority, and may be sold at public private sale at a price of not less than its principal amount plus interest (at the rate of interest stated therein) accrued from its date to date of Bond deand each and any within the ruaranty for in this ordinance shall be evidenced by the said City of Camden as to endorsement thereon to, guaranty the panctual payment of the cipal of and interest on such Bond. in substantially Pollo nO: GUARANTY THE CITY OF CAMDEN The punctual payment of the principal of and interest on this Parking Revenue Bond (MickieSeries) of the Parking Authority of the City of Camden has been, and is unconditionally guaranteed by the City of Camden, in the County Camden.

New Jersey, In Witness Whereof, the City of Camden be has evidenced caused by this ture of endorsement, its Mayor hereon and by of the its city 70 Holly. 40. 0 A 42 A Or DOnE.