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0 of Grateful for Letters C-P Appeal Fills Vietnam Veteran's Mail Bag AIRMAN John T. Wright, 22, of 5 Bobolink Road, Audubon Park, was carrying a big plastic zippered bag when he stopped off at the Courier-Post. It was heavy and it bulged to with more than 150 letters that Mother of 6 In Crash Is Critical CINNAMINSON A 38-yearold woman remained in critical condition today in Zurbrugg Hospital, Riverside, after the car she was driving struck a utility pole. According to Cinnaminson police, Mrs. Alice E.

Bove, of 110 Woodview Lane, lost control of her vehicle on the 800 block of Route 130 shortly after noon yesterday. Police said she was thrown 20 feet into the air by the impact of the crash and landed on the roadway. Hospital officials reported that Mrs. Bove was admitted with head injuries, cuts on both legs and several broken ribs. She was taken to the hospital in the Palmyra ambulance.

Bove is the mother of six children ranging in age from four to 18. Police reported that Mrs. Bove's husband, Louis was in Delaware on business yesterday when the accident occurred. Wright had received in response to a Courier-Post appeal for mail for servicemen stationed in Vietnam during the past Christmas season. "It felt so good to get all this mail," said Wright, who leaves Monday for Craig Air Force Base, Selma, "that I just had to tell you.

I want to thank those who wrote and whom I might have missed answering. I also want to thank the Courier-Post." HE SAID that when he received the Courier-Post list he found nd the names of a number of old friends and their addresses and was able to write to them, too. The son of Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Wright, he has served 20 months of a four-year hitch in the Air Force. He served six months in Korea and eight months in Vietnam. He was a courier with the 504th Tactical Air Support Group and carried messages between various base headquarters. Most of his flights were out of Saigon and Bien Hoa. "SOMETIMES." he said, "we ran into ground fire, but most of the flights were routine." Wright was awarded an Air Force commendation ribbon for this duty.

A 1964 graduate of Audubon High School, Wright worked as a variety store assistant manager before enlisting. He hopes to resume this career. He has a brother, Dennis, 17, now at Audubon High, and a sister, Kathleen, 13, who attends the Audubon Park elementary school. CORE Aide Jailed In School Melee PHILADELPHIA (UPI) A civil rights leader was arrested yesterday after hundreds of girls at the predominantly Negro William Penn High School for Girls ran screaming through hallways protesting postponement of a beauty pageant. William Mathis, president of the local chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), was arrested near the school and charged with inciting to riot, and malicious mischief.

The disturbance came on the heels of last Monday's "sit-in" protesting busing of 250 girls to a privately-owned building to ease overcrowding at the high school. Threatened Police Police Sgt. Joseph Davis said Mathis warned school officials after the Monday demonstration that if there wasn't "some agreement by Friday there would be abrasive action." The action came when offi3 cials postponed an assembly contest to choose a Miss William Penn to reign as queen of the school dance because only 8 of 10 contestants were present. An estimated 1,500 girls broke into chants, then began running around the halls and invaded a cafeteria where 0 more than 100 dishes were smashed by the girls. 2 False Alarms Some of the demonstrators turned in two false fire alarms at the school, but firemen were alerted to the nature of the situation by police and did not respond.

The incident caused a secondary disturbance at the nearby Benjamin Franklin High School for Boys when the girls, dismissed for the day, chanted outside. Soon, hundreds of boys streamed into the street, blocktraffic. Mathis was held in $10,000 bail pending a hearing on the charges. Ex-Major, 2 Guilty In Loan Shakedown PHILADELPHIA Convicted in a loan shakedown, a retired Willingboro, N. Air Force major was continued in $5,000 bail today, pending an appeal for a new trial.

Also convicted with Arthur Ashkenase, 49, of Millbrook Drive, were Francis J. Marino, 39, of Livezey Street, and Salvatore Rispo 30, of I Street. All three had been charged with blackmail, extortion and conspiracy in an attempt to force Morris B. Singer, 41, of the Dorchester Apartments, a Fairless Hills haberdasher, to pay $10,000 on a $3,000 loan. Common Pleas Judge Edmund 4-Alarm Blaze Rips Refinery PHILADELPHIA A fouralarm fire at the Gulf Refining Company plant, near 26th street and Penrose Avenue was declared under control at 9:07 a.m.

today, some three hours after the first alarm was struck. The blaze broke out in a onestory brick boiler house shortly after 6 a.m. The four alarms were struck in a matter of 14 minutes. Two men in the boiler house were not injured. Twelve engine companies, five ladder companies, a chemical unit and Fireboat 3, plus rescue squads and fire officials answered the alarms.

The firemen use deluge guns as they isolated the blaze in the 60 by 200-foot building housing three steam boilers. It is believed the blaze was touched off by a ruptured fuel line. The 362-acre refinery area was the scene of a five-alarm fire last May 23. T-6 COURIER-POST MAILING ADDRESS COURIER -POST Camden, N.J. 08101 (1) DEATH NOTICES SYKES On April 20, 1967.

Helen (nee E. Richofski. beloved wife of Richard Sykes of 2309 47th Pennsauken. the N.J. Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend at 8 the o'clock.

funeral on Monday morning at the Paul R. Dorothy A. Rilatt Funeral Home, 532 State Camden. Requiem high Mass at St. Cecilia's Church, 48th at St.

9 and Camden Interment Pennsauken. a.m. at Calvary Cemetery. Cherry Hill. N.J.

Friends may call Sunday evening after 7 o'clock. WEBB-Formerly of Pitman, N.J. on of April 19. 1967. Melvin husband Louise Relatives Manson Webb.

age 75 years. and friends of family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 11 a.m. at the Pitman Methodist Church. Pitman. N.J.

Interment at Wenonah Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening at the S. E. Burkett Funeral Home, 30 W. Holly Pitman, N.J.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Pitman Methodist Church or Ranch Hope, Alloway, N.J, (2) IN MEMORIAM BRIGGS-In sad loving memory of a beloved mother, Laura K. Briggs who departed this life April 23, 1960. Many lonely heartache, Often a silent tear. But always a beautiful memory of one who was SO dear. Sadly missed by children.

CIESLIK sad and loving memory of a dear son and brother Thomas Cieslik who passed away April 23. 1964. We miss him because we love him, He was dearer to us than gold. No treasure on earth can replace him. His memory will never grow old.

Sadly missed by mother, father, I sister and brothers. DeLECCE-In sad and loving memory of my dear sister who passed away April 23. 1961. Six years have passed since that sad day, The one we loved was called away; God took her home, it was His will. But in our hearts she liveth still.

Sadly missed by sister Louise and brothers George Jim. (4) FUNERAL DIRECTORS Casey Funeral Home King Monmouth Gloucester GL 6-3992 ZALE FUNERAL HOME 712 N. White Horse Stratford ST 3-5100 (5) MEMORIAL PARKS, CEMETERIES BEAUTIFUL 2 Grave Lot. $150 for both. Locustwood.

NO 3-2530. (7) PERSONALS A Barrett hot roof for as low as $65. Or. seal and protect your present roof with a coat of hot asphalt for as low as $35. estimates free.

Call anytime. Hargrove Sons. 966-1701. A FREE hand made WIG or FALL anyone? Have wig show in your! home. Call 963-0850 or 931-9143.

AUTO CONSULTANT -Fully licensed rep. Call me for best deal in town on new or used auto. guar. save you $200 better. Highest trade-in allowance in Del.

Valley, on spot finance delivery. HA 8-8850. AUTO INSURANCE Preferred drivers as low as $47 per year. We can insure any driver, any age, regardless of number of accidents. Low down payment.

Will finance balance. A REALTY 662-5000 BLOOD DONORS PAID 9 a.m.-12 Noon GARDEN STATE BLOOD BANK 923 BROADWAY. CAMDEN 966-7553 CALL-Jesco for cellars, yards. house cleaning. 365-4872.

966-5789 DRAPERIES SLIP COVERS MADE TO ANY SIZE SELECT FROM FINEST FABRICS As low as $1 vd. My wife I make them in our SHOP PASS the savings on to you. Save up to CALL RAY MARTIN FOR SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE WA 2-2626 Day or Nite -On and after this date April 20. 1967. I will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself, Frank A.

Calabrese. 202 Eutaw Camden, N.J. DEBTS-On and after this date April 20. 1967, I will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself, Frederick E. Ostberg.

533 Hillside Pennsauken, N.J. DEBTS-On and after thist date April 21, 1967. will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself, George E. Keefe 136 E. Main Moorestown.

N.J. DEBTS- and after this date. April 22. 1967. I will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself.

Dr. Martin J. Schwartz. 139 Mansfield Cherry Hill. N.J.

DRUM LESSONS given In your home. Call after 5 p.m. 964-9172. DESTITUTE FAMILY with new baby needs wringer washer. Phone Rev.

Garfield's Mission at 215-RA 5-1585 or WO 6-1000. HAVE A LIMOUSINE -are you interested in monthly or yearly contract? Long or short hauls. Call NO 3-7010 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Associated Service Co.

IRONING DONE In my home. $5 a basket. Bring hangers. UL 8-5274. LOADER DUMP TRUCK For hire.

call 667-1097. 4 6 p.m, all day Sat. PENNSAUKEN MOWER SERVICETHANK YOU St. Jude B.V.M. for favor granted.

WIGS-Hand-made. human hair wigs $89.95 reg. $125. Includes styling. Wig Service Shop, 1005 Marlton Erlton.

428-8448. WOMEN-who desires free shampoo. set cut, please call 456-0662. (8) FEMALE HELP WANTED ACCOUNTING CLERK-Experienced in data processing control work, Payroll. accounts receivable and accounts payable etc.

Keypunch exp. also desired. Excel. salary benefits. S.

Jersey location. 783-1606, 783-1654. ADMINISTRATIVE ferred, excellent working conds. Contact Mr. Norwitz.

SCHAEVITZ ENGINEERING Rt. 130 Schaevitz Blvd. Pennsauken, N.J. 662-8000 An Equal Opportunity Employer AUTO INSURANCE RATER FOR AUTO POLICIES CANCELLATIONS. MIN.

ONE YEAR EXP. RATING PVT. PASSENGER LINES. TYPIST ACCURATE EXPER. USING ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER.

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FICES EQUIPMENT. MANY FULLY PAID Co. BENEFITS EXCELLENT STARTING SALARIES. FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW SEE MRS. MITCHELL.

G.I.A. INC. 6525 S. U.S. 130 PENNSAUKEN, N.J.

665-5800 BABYSITTER Ashland area Mature. reliable. In my home. 429-1293 aft. 5.

BABY SITTER-Mature woman flexible hrs. 1 child, apply 56 W. Bldg. 5, Apt. B.

in Merchantville, bet. 1 4 p.m. BABYSIT 931-0770. 1 child age BABYSITTER Woman to care for children days. Stratford area.

784-4585 aft. 6. BABYSITTER-2 children age 4 5. Approx. 10 a.m.-5 p.m...

Fri. Gloucester vic. 456-0730 aft. 6 p.m. BABYSITTER 3 to 5 p.m..

Mon. thru Fri. Reliable. 665-6851. BAKERY SALESGIRL EXPERIENCED ONLY NEED APPLY.

Kingston Pastry Shop. 717 Kings Highway, Cherry Hill. N.J. BANK GUARD Camden area bank has opening for a full time guard. Mature man with neat appearance required.

Driver's license necessary, complete fringe benefits. P.O BOX 676 CAMDEN. N.I 08101 An Equal Opportunity Employer BAR MAID Experienced. honest, night work. 227-9728.

Local firm interviewing experienced women for well paid full or part time positions. College or Business School grad. prefer. Salary open. Send resume to Box D-63, CourierPost.

ASSEMBLER BAGGER-for one hour dry cleaning plant. Must be exp. Apply 200 S. B'Way, Camden. 966-3525.

AS'MBLERS SOLDERS Leading Electronics Firm in area has immediate openings. Exper. pre- COURIER- Camden, N. A -C-P Photo by Sam Kushner AIRMAN John T. Wright of Audubon Park empties plastic bag of some of the 150 letters he got while stationed in Vietnam.

Catholics Rip Hymns In Protest PARIS -A dozen French Roman Catholics tore up hymn sheets in Notre Dame Cathedral today to protest a church unity service attended by Britain's archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Michael Ramsey. The action took place at the beginning of a ceremony in which Ramsey and Paris Archbishop Pierre Veuillot knelt in prayer together before the cathe-land dral's high altar to demonstrate the ecumenical spirit of the Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches. The group shouted its opposi-1967, tion to the ceremony after ripping up the hymnals, then they were quietly escorted out of the ancient church by ushers. Ramsey had earlier been welcomed at the ornate door of the cathedral by Veuillot.

Both churchmen, wearing their purple robes of office, embraced each other and paused for photographs before entering the cathedral. After the ceremony Ramsey visited French President Charles de Gaulle. "We have talked about all the questions which preoccupy all (Christians," he said after seeing the French leader. He recalled he had already met De Gaulle briefly at the funeral in London of Sir Winston Churchill "but today was my first real meeting with the president and it was for me a great privilege to speak with him," he said. Ramsey was accompanied throughout the morning by British Ambassador Sir Patrick Reilly who later gave a reception in the archbishop's honor at the British embassy.

Strikers Close Goodyear Plant AKRON, Ohio (UPI)-Strikes idled plants producing about half the nation's rubber products today with no negotiations scheduled until next Wednesday. Some 50,000 members of the United Rubber Workers off their jobs at midnight Thursday at plants operated by Uniroyal, Firestone Tire Rubber Company, and the B. F. Goodrich Company. Higher wages and co guaranteed minimum wage appeared to be the major obstacles to a contract settlement.

The walkout spread yesterday to a fourth member of the rubper industry's "big five" when 500 workers at a Goodyear Tire Rubber Company facility in North Chicago, walked off the job, forcing the plant to shut down. Work continued at other Goodyear plants. Marriage Licenses Adolph Dove and Carrie Davis, 23, both of 700 Berkley Street. William Scott, 21. of 919 S.

8th Street, and Mary Robertson, 21, of 454 Mechanic Street. Howard Quick. 42. of 452 Benson Street. and Marie Fanelle.

40. of 1133 America Road. Robert Long. 25 of 2810 Polk Avenue. and Barbara Eckel, 20, of 166 S.

Dudley Street. Rufus Lee Hudson. 31, of 2918 ThompStreet. and Martha Hall, 32, of 125 Birch Street. Miguel Melendez, 20, of 432 Benson Street, and Media Diaz, 21.

of 313 Spruce Street. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Aircraft For Apartments Apartments For Articles For Auction Sales--listed nearest type of merchandise being auctioned Automobiles For Sale. 49 Auto Parts -Accessories, etc. Auto Service Repairing- .56 Boats For Boating Business Agents or Distributors Business Opportunities Business Places For Rent Business Places For Sale Cards of Thanks Convalescent or Nursing Rooms. Death Farms For Farms, Land For Female Help Employment Agencies Fuel Funeral Directors.

Furniture For -Rent or Sale. Home Houses For Rent City. Houses For Rent-Suburbs. Houses For Houses For Imported Sports Cars In Memoriams Instructions Lots--Acreage For SaleMachinery Male Help Employment Agencies Male or Female Help a Memorial Parks Cemeteries Merchandise Mind-Board Mobile Homes For Mobile Homes For Money to Monuments Mortgage Money-----Motorcycles Moving Storage Musical Personals Pets-Livestock Poultry Radios Radio Television Service Real Estate Resort Summer Resort Summer Rooms For Rent-City. Rooms For Situations Stoves Heating Equipment.

20 Swaps Tell-A-Service 27 Trucks- Tractors Wanted -Automotive 55 Wanted to ERRORS All ads are read back to the advertiser for approval. The Courier-Post is responsible for the FIRST day only for any errors that differ with the copy that was read back. Corrections can be made for the following day. LOST and FOUND -Bassett. 34" long, 8" high, ans.

"Cleo." light brown, child's pet, Vic. Collins Tract Pennsauken, 662-5126. -black Pekingese wht. markings, yrs. old.

Pennsauken reward. 665-2858. -Brown Germ. shorthair. 1 yr.

old. Vic. Moorestown Rew. 235-1996. LOST -English Pointer, male, 5 mos.

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CA 7-9740. -Girls pink white Sting-Ray Columbia bicycle in Bellmawr, N.J. Reward. 931-0832. LOST -Gold charm bracelet.

Vic. Cooper Hosp. Rew. 387-2006. LOST- -Man's diamond cluster ring, vic.

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FOUND Shepherds, 100 Hound stray dogs. Col-1 etc. Superior Animal Control. Kresson. SALE AFTER REPOSSESSION LEGAL NOTICES The Union Nat'l Bank Trust Co.

sell at Public Auction at Pine view Terrace, Lakehurst Browns Mills, N.J.. a 1956 Liberty CustomMobile Home, on the 24th day of April, 1967, at 10:00 A.M. The seller reserves the right to bid. ($3.60) NOTICE OF DETERMINATIONCAMDEN CITY 10, 1967, PLANNING The Camden BOARD City mination Planning the Board made proposed a subdi- detervision by George Haddon W. Bush, Township 319 Graispremises located at 1675 Avenue.

Blk. 921-Lot 1, in the City Camden be classified and approved as a minor subdivision. MILDRED BORSTEIN, Secretary. Dated: April 19, 1967. ($5.60) Take Notice, that on April 28th, at 9:30 A.M.

local time. at the of First Camden National Trust Company, 840 Cooper Street, sell at Camden, public New sale. Jersey, one we Tudor Fastback, from Serial Barbara 6T09A1- D. 20599. repossessed Holscher.

Said article may be inspected at Chas. S. Winner, 444 Haddon Avenue, Haddonfield, New Jersey. FIRST CAMDEN NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. ($5.60) Take notice that on April 27.

1967 at 9:00 A.M. local time. at the ofUniversal C.I.T. Credit sell' Haddonfield, N.J.. we at public 1966 Ford repossessed Mustang from John Teti.

Said article may be inspected at Ace Motor Sales. Woodbury. N.J. The undersigned reserves the right to bid and purchase at such sale. UNIVERSAL C.I.T.

CREDIT 304 Haddon Haddonfield. N.J. ($6.40) 08033. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that application has been made to the Municipal Control of Board of Alcoholic Beverage the City of Camden to transfer to premises located at 1206 Haddon Avenue. New Jersey, for the Plenary Retail C-110.

Consumption to The License Bamark known as Saxony Bar Liquors, located for the premises heretofore at Jersey. 939 Market Street, Camden. New The names and addresses of the officers of the corporation are as Martin W. Baskow. 315 Monmouth Drive.

Cherry Hill Estates, Cherry Hill. N.J.. President. Ella Baskow. 315 Monmouth Drive.

Cherry Hill 'Estates, Cherry Hill. immediately Obiections. in any, writing to John T. if should be made Clerk of the City of Camden, New THE BAMARK CORP. By MARTIN W.

BASKOW. President, 315 Monmouth Drive; Cherry Hill Estates. Cherry Hill. N.J. Dated: April 22.

1967. ($26.40) NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Township of Mantua, Gloucester County, New Jersey, will receive sealed proposals for the construction of a Municipal Building 8:00 P.M. prevailing time. on the 15th day of May, at the Barnsboro Fire Barnsboro. New Jersey, at which time they will be publicly opened and read documents, aloud.

including Copies of Information for Bidders, obtained Plans at the and Specifications of John may G. Reutter Associates, be Engineers, 729 Federal New Jersey, by depositing so $20.00 obtained. for each One-half set of of docu- the deposit documents will be refunded to for the each Engi- set of neer within ten (10) days the opening not of be bids. Copies after of documents issued May 12. 1967.

A Certified Check or Surety Bid Bond for not less than ten per cent of the amount bid shall be submitted with each proposal. No bid shall be withdrawn after the opening of Proposals for a period of thirty (30) days, after the scheddate and time of opening bids. uled Township of Mantua reserves the right bid to and waive to any reject informalities or all in any any bids. By Order of: TOWNSHIP OF MANTUA 8 Dated: April 17, 1967. ($29.60) NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Borough of Magnolia, Camden County.

New Jersey, has extendthe time for receipt of sealed proposals for the construction of a Municipal Building until 7:45 P.M. prevailing time. on the 10th day of May, 1967. at the American Legion N. Warwick Road.

Magnolia. at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud. Copies of documents. including Information for Bidders. Plans and Specifications, may be obtained at the office of John G.

Reutter Associates. Consulting Engineers. 729 Federal Street. Camden. New Jersey, by depositing $20.00 for each set of! documents so obtained.

One-half of the deposit will be refunded for each set of documents returned to the Engineer within ten (101 days after the opening of bids Copies of documents will not be issued after May 8. 1967. A Certified Check or Surety Bid Bond for 'not less than ten per cent of the amount bid shall be submitted with each Proposal. No bid shall be withdrawn after the opening of Proposals for a period of forty-five (45), days, after the scheduled date and time of opening bids. The Borough of Magnolia reserves the right to waive any informalities in any bid and to reject any or all bids.

By: BOROUGH OF MAGNOLIA Dated: April 19, 1967. ($30.40) (1) DEATH NOTICES BREITINGER-On April 21. 1967. Sallie, wife of Joseph of 800 Coles Cherry Hill. N.J.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday at 11 a.m.. at the Inglesby Funeral Home. 602 E. Main Maple Shade. N.J.

Interment at Colestown Cemetery, Friends may call Monday evening. BURKE On April 20. 1967. Edward son of the late John J. and Mary (nee Hartnett) of 7 E.

Knight Collingswood. N.J. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 9 a.m., from the Robert J. Blake Funeral Home. 226 Collings Collingswood, N.J.

Solemn Mass John, of at re- 10 quiem at Church of St. a.m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. CALLAHAN-Of Delran, N.J.

formerly of Moorestown) Jane ette" (nee Crosson) beloved mother of Mrs. Clarence Richter of Moorestown and Mrs. Theodore Walter of Riverside. On Wednesday, April 19. 1967, age 75 years.

Service and interment at the convenience of the family. No viewing. Harvey H. Brown Funeral Director. DODGE-On April 21.

1967. Mary Jane (nee Rowe) wife of the late Robert Dodge of 6704 Walnut Pennsauken. N.J.. age 87 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday morning at 10 a.m.

from the funeral home of Inglesby Sons. Cove Wyndam Pennsauken. N.J. Interment at Bethel Memorial Park. No viewing Sunday evening.

GALM-On April 19, 1967. Julia A. nee Kinch) wife of the late Joseph A. Galm Sr. of 2032 Arlington Camden.

N.J.. age 75 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 8:30 a.m. from the Harry Leonard Funeral Home, 2850 Federal Camden, N.J. Requiem high Mass 9:30 a.m.

Sacred Heart Church, Broadway and Ferry Camden. Interment at New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr, N.J. Friends may call Sunday evening after 7 o'clock. GLEMSER-On April 20.

1967. Mary. wife of the late Charles Glemser of 2815 Haddonfield Pennsauken, N.J.. age 82 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend, the funeral the services Funeral on Home Monday, p.m.

at of Ingelsby Sons. Cove and Wyndam Pennsauken, N.J. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery, Camden. Friends may call Sunday evening. Parking in rear of funeral home.

CROWE-On April 21. 1967. Isabella A. (nee Mathew) beloved wife of John Crowe of 312 8th Haddon Heights, N.J.. age 75 years.

Relatives and friends of the family. also members of Immanuel Orthodox Presbyterian Church. W. Collingswood. are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday at 11 a.m..

from the DuBois Funeral Home. 700 White Horse Pike. Audubon. Interment at Eglington Memorial Park, Clarksboro. N.J.

Friends may call between 10 and 11 o'clock Tuesday morning. GROSS-On April 21, 1967. Oscar, husband of May W. (nee Post) of 157 Maple Shade, N.J. Due notice of the Great Roberts Mill funeral will be given from the Keller Funeral Home, 38 N.

Forklanding Maple Shade. N.J. FERRI-On April 21. 1967. Sophie (nee Muscella).

wife of Joseph of 32 Oxford Gloucester Heights. N.J.. age 71 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday at 8:30 a.m.. at the McCann Funeral Home.

Brown and Monmouth Gloucester City. N.J. High Mass of Requiem. 9:30 a.m. at St.

Mary's Church. Gloucester. Interment at New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. N.J.

Friends may call Monday evening. HATHAWAY On April 19, 1967, Katherine S. (nee Dent) and beloved sister of Edmund, Walter Joseph, William and Richard Dent of 527 N. 10th Camden, N.J., age 53 years. Relatives and friends of the family invited to attend the services on Monday at 11 a.m..

at the Bradley Funeral Home, 3203 Federal Camden, N.J. Interment at Bethel Memorial Park. Friends may call Sunday evening. LANE Frances M. Thursday, April 20, 1967 at her residence.

5608 Pollard Bethesda. wife of Edward F. Lane. mother of Bettsy Lane. daughter of Mrs.

John Pawling and sister of John Pawling and Mrs. Sally Prizer. The family will receive friends at the De'Vol Funeral Home. 2222 Wisconsin N.W. Washington.

D.C. from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Requiem Mass will be offered at the Church of the Little Flower on Monday. April 24.

1967 at 11 a.m. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Washington. D.C. LEY-On April 20, 1967. Miss Harriet Read, sister of the late Charles Lewis Ley MD of 123 Frazer Collingswood.

N.J.. formerly of Haddonfield, N.J.. age 89. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 11 a.m., at the Holl Funeral Home, 15 West End Haddonfield, N.J. Interment at Eglington Cemetery.

Friends may call Monafter 10 a.m. No viewing Sunday evening. LUEBBERMAN-On April 20, 1967. Harry beloved husband of 116 the late Pauletta (nee Matthews) of S. New Hampshire Atlantic City, N.J..

age 75 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday at 2 p.m.. at Ora L. Wooster Funeral Home, Interment 51 Park at Clementon. Cemetery.

N.J. Friends may Cedar Grove call Monday evening. husband MAXWELL-On April Marguerite 19, 1967, Maxwell Harry (nee Barr) of 605 Pearl Relatives Camden, and friends of the family are invited to N.J.., age 78 years. day at 11 a.m.. at the Murray Fuattend the funeral services on Monneral Home.

Interment 408 at Cooper Bethel Memorial Camden. Park. Friends may call Sunday evening. McBRIDE-On April 20. 1967.

Harry husband of Bridget T. Gallagher McBride. Relatives and friends of the family Holy Name Society on are Mon- invited to attend the funeral day, at 8:45 a.m. at his late residence. 101 Manor Oaklyn, N.J.

High Mass of Requiem 10:00 a.m. Church of St. Aloysius. Oaklyn, Interment at New St. Mary's Cemetery.

Friends may call Sunday evening, John A. Healey Sons, Directors. NOTHACKER-0f 341 S. Evergreen Woodbury, on April 20. 1967.

Albert husband of Helen M. Nothacker (nee Nuss), age 53 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Sunday, April 23. 1967. at 2 p.m..

at the Central Baptist Church, Woodbury. N.J. Interment at call at the Davis Funeral Home, 171 Eglington Cemetery. Friends may Delaware Woodbury, N.J.. on Saturday evening.

PHILLIPS-On April 21. 1967. Anne K. (nee Karnes) beloved wife of the late Claude B. Phillips.

M.D.. formerly of 885 Haddon Collingswood. N.J.. age 76 years. Relalives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday 1 p.m.

at Foster's Funeral Home. Haddon and Lees Collingswood. N.J. Interment at Harleigh Cemetery, Camden. Friends call Sunday evening after 7 may o'clock.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Collingswood Community Nursing Service. PROUT-Suddenly on April 20. of 1967. William. son of the late Mary 310 Union Ave.

Cherry Hill. N.J.. age 39 years, Relatives and friends of the family, and also the Bartender. Hotel. Motel and Restaurant Employees Union are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday at 8:30 a.m..

at Alloway Merchantville. Funeral Home. Re198 Church quiem high Mass. 9:30 a.m.. St.

Peter's Church. Merchantville. Viewing Monday evening. SCARGLE-Raymond husband of the late Ada Scargle (nee Coleman) at Woodbury, N.J.. on April 22.

1967, of 711 N. Delaware Paulsboro. age 76 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday at al p.m. Home.

228 W. Broad Paulsfrom the Pettit-McBride Funermoro. N.J. Interment at Batstb ant Mills Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening 7 to 9 o'clock.

SHELHAMER- Moorestown, (nee N.J Laura Alma McIntosh Lubold) beloved mother of Mrs. Bernice E. Smith of Moorestown and Mrs. Karl Schnell of Titusville, 1967. 89 on vears.

SaturRelatives and friends of the family day. April 22. age are invited to attend the viewing IT 7 Sunday at the Harvey Brown Funeral Moorestown. Home. Services 10 W.

and Main terment Wednesday at Franklin. Pa. SMEDLEY-On April 19. 1967. brother Earl formerly of Camden.

of W. Donald Smedley years. of Relatives Williamstown. and N.J.. age 72 friends of the family are invited 11 to attend the funeral on Monday at a.m..

from the DuBois Funeral Home. 700 White Horse Pike, Ceme- Audubon. Interment at Evergreen tery. Friends may call Sunday evening. BE SURE TO CHECK THE USED CAR VALUES LISTED ON THE CLASSIFIED PAGES OF THE COURIER-POST You'll Save I (8) FEMALE HELP WANTED BARMAIDS COCKTAIL WAITRESSES GO-GO GIRLS Exp.

Apply Torch Lounge. Rt. 38. Mt. Holly.

Call 267-4220 aft. 4 p.m. BILLERS GEX (2) exp, NCR machines. Call Mr. Memmo, 665-2785.

BOOK BINDERY Girl needed with exper. in all phases of Bindery work, Perm. pos. Day or Night. Ideally loc.

Excel. cond. plies held confidential. Write to Box D-74. Courier-Post.

BOOKKEEPER Full charge. Gd. gd. working Cherry Hill. Post.

resume to Box D-56, Courier BOOKKEEPERS ASSISTANT For auto. agency, Must have some bookkeeping training experience. Excell. sal. fringe benefits.

Apply person Emmel Buick Rt. 38, Mt. Holly. Bkkping Mach. Oper.

Burroughs Sensimatic. Suburban area plush surroundings. 40 hrs. incl. weekends.

Sal. HARRIS SERVICE. 8 Haddon Camden. WO 6-1767. CAR HOPS- kitchen, over 18 yrs.

old. part time full time evening work. Weber's Drive-In. Crescent Brooklawn. CHAMBER MAID For Wildwood motel.

May 1st. to 3rd wk. of Sept. Rm. board excel.

pay. Call before 9 a.m. aft, 9 p.m. (Cherry Hill) 429-6129. CHAMBERMAID -full or part time wkends.

Call 235-1570. CLEANING WOMAN-Apply in person. Ivystone Inn, 7999 Rt. 130. Pennsauken.

CLEANING WOMAN Mon. Fri. Reliable, Ironing, Ref. 667-2531. CLERK TYPIST-Cherry Hill firm has openings for gd.

typist gen'l office duties. Gd. oppty. Call Welch. 428-6560.

CLERK TYPIST-Exper. Able to use dictaphone. Salary open. 365-9213 CLERK TYPIST Exper. necessary.

tioned Pleasant office. surroundings. Air condiOther benefits. able. General Office work.

Must have car, Phone 547-1131 for app't. CLERK TYPIST For hospital. knowledge of gen'l office procedures. Apply In person Mrs. Samuels.

Cherry Hill Hospital. CLERK TYPIST -general office work IBM typewriter. Aptitude for figures. Call 663-5724. CLERK TYPIST Interesting permanent position.

air cond. office. dependability and reliability essen. Hosp. insur.

benefits. Apply Suckle Electronics Suckle National Pennsauken. N.J CLERK TYPIST Prefer some exp. Apply Personnel W. Jersey Hosp.

in person. Mt. Ephraim Atlantic Camden. CLERK TYPIST Rapid typing required, some filing phone work, good starting salary. increases 1st year.

If qualified, call Mr. Julian. 667-0200. 9 a.m, to p.m. STATE FARM MUTUAL Automobile Insurance Co.

510 Kings Highway, Cherry Hill. N.J. An Equal Opportunity Employer CLERK TYPIST- small office. venient to transp. Good working conditions, company benefits.

Apply in person 577 Haddon Collingswood CLERK TYPIST-typing ability essential. Call 665-6666 for appt. CLERK-TYPIST Work in the most modern office in the area. 5 day week. Call NO 5-6400.

Drive-In Loan Rt. and Airport Circle. Pennsauken, N.J. CLERK-With some knowledge of bookkeeping, for gen. office procedures.

Must type. Full comp. benefits, with chance for advancement. D. H.

Cutler Paint Industries 9155 River Pennsauken, 665-9200. acci-COMPANION-Older woman, offered room board in Fairview area, to be companion to heart patient. No nursing required If interested call WO. 6-5885. COSMETIC SALES Full need well women.

or part time. earn up to $5 hr. comm. 365-5134. 931-7279.

COUNTER GIRL Steady work. Valley Cleaners. 932 Marlton Cherry Hill. 429-5943. COUNTER WORK 1 full time.

part time. Night work Sundays. Apply Garwood's Snack Bar. Betw. 10 5.

Ellisburg Circle, Cherry Hill, N.J. COUNTER WORKER-Middle aged woman willing to learn. Apply Craft 1-Hr. Cleaners, 398 S. 3rd Camden.

966-4186. CREDIT CLERK- have experience in clerical work. Apply W. T. Grant 190 W.

Camden Moorestown, N.J. CREDIT CLERK (S) Exp. only, light typing, sal. commensurate with ability. Call for appt.

663-0580. CREDIT MANAGER America's leading specialty, chain has immediate opening at Moorestown store. Fine opportunity for ambitious, and energetic person, with a background of credit and collection. Good starting paid vacation and other benefits. Apply Mrs.

Guth, mgr. Lerner Shops, Moores-1 town Mall, Rt. 38, Moorestown, N.J. DENTAL only background. day wk.

Send resume to Box D-1. Courier-Post. DENTAL ASSISTANT No exper. nec. No night hours.

Send resume to Box D-26. Courier-Post. DRIVER-Catering truck. over 21. single, pleasing personality.

Call 468- 0242 after 2:30 p.m. FACTORY LADIES Increase your earnings up to $20 a ex. source of income additional hrs. needed. WO 3-2387.

FIGURE CLERK-2 days wk. Call Mon. Tues. betw. 9-5.

429-2130. FILE CLERK-Must be fast efficient. Starting salary $60 wk. Call 429-4500 ask for Mr. Cook.

FILE CLERK--typing necessary, dependability reliability a must. Company paid hospitalization insurance. Apply Suckle Electronics Suckle National Pennsauken. FLIGHT HOSTESS Part time. To welcome arriving air craft.

Must be extremely attrac. personable. Colt Aviation Corp. Flying W. Ranch.

Medford. 267-8500. FILE CLERK Gen'l. office duties. Permanent position in centrally located office.

365-7444. GENERAL, HOUSEKEEPER-3 to 5 days w. Sleepin or out. Must have references. HA 9-1618.

HAIRDRESSER Exp. For salons. Pennsauken Cherry Hill 667-3703. full or part time, closed Mon. 227-0973.

HAIRDRESSER Exp. only. Exc. in Haddonfield call 428-2326. HAIRDRESSER Salon, Exp.

Woodbury pref. Green- N.J. 848-6608. HAIRDRESSER Experienced. to take over book.

Immed. employment. execllent opportunity, Apply Vincent Joseph's. Collingswood. HAIRDRESSER Full or part time.

Exper, Call 983-2355. HAIRDRESSER- comm. Comm. on wig sales. 'Hospitalization benefits.

Apply Karl DeMar. 256 W.H. Audubon. HAIRDRESSER With manager operator license. New shop only 1 operator UL 8-0806.

days. ST 3- 19311 eves. HAIRDRESSER (2)-Immed. employment, excellent exp. not nec.

Apply Vincent Joseph's. 663 Haddon Collingswood. 854-4100. HAIRDRESSING TEACHER-Regency Beauty Culture School. WO 4-3098.

HAIRDRESSERS With following in Berlin area. Call 767-3173. HAIR STYLIST Exper. Excel. working conditions, HA 8-5555.

HEAD DIETICIAN Fully qualified to meet accreditation standards. 200 bed geriatric hospital. Paid vacation. sick leave. holidays.

paid family Blue Cross Blue Shield. pension. life insurance other benefits. Write Box D-70. Courier-Post.

HOUSEKEEPER-Gen'l work. 5 da. wk. Pennsauken. Recent refer.

req. Call 663-7697. home. 2 sleep in, LI 7-9674 aft. 7 p.m.

Sleep in. Own bath TV. 5 days. No cooking. 2 school age children Hanny home 850.

Medical benefits Social Security. 235-1111. HOUSEKEEPER to care for 3 school-aged children, live in, own rm. all conveniences. UL 4-5437.

HOUSEKEEPER days, sleep in. Permanent only. Phone 665-5093 bet. 6 7:30 p.m. only HOUSEWORK-Gen'l child care.

Live in. Own bth. TV. Exp. with refs.

$65. Call 429-0041. HOUSEWORK 2 days own transp. 428-3391. HOUSEWORKER-days work, 2 667-0326 days wk.

Exp. Refs. required. Call or 963-8267. INSURANCE Policywriter Stenographer FOR INSURANCE AGENCY Girl or woman, part or full time, for office, one block off White Horse Oaklyn, N.J.

Insurance Agency experienced- -capable of RATING WRITING Fire. Homeowners and Auto policies. None others need apply, Experienced stenographer. qualifica- Commencing salary in tions. full employment vacation Sharing' Summer plan.

'67, guaranteed 115. Oaklyn, N.J. -outlining qualifications. present and prior employment and salary expectations. JANITORIAL HELP Part time.

Eves. 5:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Riverside Area. Call 396-5581. KENNEL WOMAN Part time.

9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 3 days. Good with animals. UL.

8-4248 or 424-2288. forwarder. KEYPUNCH Cherry OPERATOR- Hill Air Industrial freight Park requires operator for 2nd shift Some clerical work will be required Possibilities for tele-processing. Sal. commensurate with exp.

Call Mr. Hammel. 424-1405. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Exp. only.

full time-part time. flexible hrs. Sal. commensurate with exp. 665-6121 April 22, 1967 27 (8) FEMALE HELP WANTED LAUNDRY- -Shirt presser.

Exper. on cabinet unit, good piece rate for fast operator. 963-5372. LPN-Full time. Greenbriar! Convalescent Nursing Center.

848-7400 LPN- -Licensed 11 to 7 shift. 40. hr. wk. Time half for overtime.

Liberal fringe benefits. WO 3-4300. etx. 261. MAID Apply Bo-Bet Motel.

Black Horse Pike, Mt. Ephraim, N.J. MAIDS- MOTEL Day shift only. Send resume to exp. to Box D-4.

Courier-Post. MANAGER-Exp. pref. lunch counter. Apply Garwood's Snack Bar.

Betw. 10 5. Ellisburg Circle, Cherry Hill, N.J. Medical Stenographer 200 bed hospital. Excellent working conditions.

Paid vacation, sick leave. holidays. paid family Blue Cross Blue Shield. pension. life insurance other benefits.

Write Box D-69. Courier- Post. MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Typing bookkeeping. Experience preferred. hrs.

9 to 5, Call 931-0222. MOTEL CASHIER CLERK experience necessary NCR. day work, good benefits. Write Box D-15. Courier Post.

NURSE R.N.- For surgeons office. Knowledge of minor surgical procedures. Part time. No weekends. 854-2317.

NURSE'S AIDES KITCHEN Maids for nursing home. Exper. pref. Time half for overtime. Call 424-1222.

Challenging position available FULL TIME NURSE 2 for a Company nurse. Here excellent opportunity to combine nursing duties with administrative skills. RN is required. Some office or clerical experience is helpful but not mandatory. Pleasant hours Mon.

thru Fri.) Full employee benefits. For appt, call 665-5000. ext. 247 betw. 9 am-6pm.

BAMBERGER'S CHERRY HILL NURSES NEEDED For 3 to 11 shift. Will be paid differential. R.N. $24 per day. LPN $18 per day.

Apply in person Pinecrest Nursing Home. Sewell. 857-2500. NURSES RN-ALL SHIFTS 40 hr wk Time half for overtime. Liberal benefits.

WO 3-4300 ext, 261. OPERATOR -Double single maawnings. Apply in person bet. 8 10 a.m.. Horneff Davis.

719 Haddon Collingswood, N.J OPERATORS Exper. Hopper machines. canvas basters, 1st 2nd Facing. Lining basters Lewis Selling Machines blind stitch machines. lapel and collar padders, hand sewers.

excellent opportunity. Special bonuses. Union benefits. 3 wks. vac.

Steady work. Apply Gentry. 3rd floor. 728 Cherry Street. Philadelphia.

block from bus stop. OPERATORS Sewing machine. single. double Merrows, Broadway Mfg. E.

State High Camden. WO 6-5330. PARTY PLAN MANAGER Lisa Jewels Co. needs a Jewelry Party Plan Mgr. Exp.

not nec. High comm. Car nec. Write Mrs. Emilie Wolk.

Division 27 Amsterdam Yardville. N.J.. or Call Collect 585-5468. PBX OPR. must be avail.

weekends holidays. Write Box D-3. Courier-Post. TEACH TYPING. PBX SOME IF NECESSARY, SHORTHAND.

SOME WILL EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. CRESCENT MFG. CO. 1665 Industrial Pennsauken PRESSER-Custom draperies. steady 854-0114.

546-9827. PRESSER-Dry cleaning. Estab. dry cleaning plant has immed. need exp.

presser. Steady work guar. paid va, holidays. Apply person. Labelle Cleaners.

Charleston Rd. Rt. 130. Willingboro. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Top gal to take charge of newly formed agency.

Send resume sal. expected to Box D-6. Courier -Post. Retail Saleswoman Sales minded woman to work in one of our stores, good salary, exper. helpful but not necessary.

Gd. work references. Must have high school diploma. By appointment. Call Mr.

Stephen Levy at 783-4034. THE GLIDDEN CO. An Equal Opportunity Employer REGISTERED NURSES-7 to 3:30. to 11:30. Highest local salary paid for a modern nursing home.

424-1222. REPRESENTATIVES AVON COSMETICS Immediate openings in Audubon. Bellmawr. Camden, Cherry Hill. Collingswood Runnemede, Hours at your convenience.

excellent commission. experience necessary WO 4-6638 RN OR LPN-11 to 7 shift. 2 days each week for small institution Moorestown. Must have own transp. Phone 235-2503 bet.

9 4. SALAD WOMAN exper. Apply in person Ivystone Inn, 7991 Rt. 130, Pennsauken. SALESLADIES- exp.

in women's apparel for fine specialty shop in Pennsauken-Cherry Hill area. hours pleasant surroundings. Call 665-5407 bet. 10 5:30. SALES We need a woman well rounded background in general business proven record of high ability to recognize talent personality.

This requires no travel is in our Cam. office. 519 Federal St. Suite 304. Comp.

on the job training for extraverts with drive. ambition natural enthusiasm who will welcome the challenge of working with for people. Call George Mayock. WO 6-4230. Snelling Snelling SALES HELP-Solicitors, to sell certificates for photo studios.

Good comm. For infor. phone 365-2261 ask for Miss Lynn Benton. SALES HOMEMAKERS AVON offers opportunity to average hr. commission in your spare time.

No experience necessary. 589-7066. dresses, part or full time. Exp. only will be interviewed.

Roslyn's. 429-7997. full time and part time. Call Modern Bridal Shop, Black Horse Pike Shopping Center, 546-7575 after 1 p.m. or part time.

immed. cash. fast sell'ng item for $1. Keep no waiting or delivery 428-0645. SALESWOMAN Full or part time.

women's specialty, exp. dresses sportswear. Apply Ceals, 2513 Federal Camden. SALESWOMAN To sell beautiful wigs, wiglets falls. No exp.

nec. Excel. starting sal. plus comm. In store sales.

apCelebrity Wig Fashions, Grant Store. Black Horse Pike, Audubon, SECRETARY PROD. CLERK Experience helpful but not high school aptitude for figures Write Personnel Director. P.0. 187.

Blackwood, N.J. stating qualifications. SECRETARIAL DEPARTMENTAL District sales office needs girl with varied ability. Shorthand, typing, telephone contact personal contact with customers home office. Pleasant working conditions with responsibility, All sorts of benefits.

Helipot Div. of Beckman Instruments Pleasant Valley Moorestown. N.J. 235-3314. SECRETARY-Legal.

exp. preferred, salary open. 964-2120. SECRETARY 3 days a wk. Central Camden.

WO 3-0612. SECRETARY-Light shorthand, manual typewriter, gen'l. office work. Moorestown area. 235-7602.

legal moderate salary. Call for appl. Camden County. SECRETARY Salary dependent upon background experience, Telephone 964-0348. Mr.

Neutze Mr. Dubler. SECRETARIAL RECEPTIONIST for suburban real estate firm, real estate firm. real estate exp. preferred but not required.

Hs. 9 to 5 weekdays, must have own transportation. Box D-57. Courier -Post. SECRETARY-Small office.

Camden. Call betw. 2 5:30, WO 3-2080. SEPARATOR Floor girl cotton mfg. 405 Mickle Camden.

SEWING, MACHINE OPERATORSexp. Apply Andel 5th Mickle Sts. 1st Camden, N.J. SHOE SALES FULL TIME Excellent growth opportunity available as a shoe salesman. Experience in shoe sales is helpful but not mandatory.

This is an opportunity to learn and grow into management for the right individual. Work schedule is 40 hours. 5 days, including Saturday with some evenings to be scheduled. For appt. call 665-5000.

ext. 247. Monday thru Friday 9 a.m.-6 p.m, BAMBERGER'S CHERRY HILL Dr 4 A A 20 44H Spaeth Jr. deferred sentencing, pending the filing of motions for new trials. They were tried without a jury.

The judge reviewed two weeks of testimony in his chambers before announcing his verdict yesterday. Judge Spaeth ruled that Ashkenase went outside the law in his effort to collect money owed him by Singer. The haberdasher claimed he was threatened with death if he didn't pay the $10,000 demanded by Marino and Rispo. Ashkenase claimed he had sold Singer's note for the debt to Marino and Rispo. The three men still face Bucks County, charges stemming from a complaint by Singer that he was pushed around, threatened and robbed of valuables when the trio visited his store.

Blackwood OES Installs Officers Mrs. Mildred Patterson will be installed Monday as worthy matron of Blackwood Chapter 197, OES. Other officers to be seated include: Frank Marshall, worthy patron; Mrs. Barbara Lorenz, associate matron; Mrs. Adella Fisher, secretary; Mrs.

Lorena Kinser, treasurer; Mrs. Evelyn Super, conductress; Mrs. Margaret Marshall, associate conductress; Mrs. Dorothy Wolf, chaplain; Mrs. Dolly Foster marshal: Mrs.

Helen Crispin, Ada; Mrs. Catherine Rival, Ruth; Mrs. Louise Jones, Esther; Mrs. Mary Albrecht, Martha; and Mrs. Hester Lovitt, Electra.

Also Mrs. Alberta Herrod, organist; Mrs. Shirley Hildebrand, color bearer: Mrs. Ruth Sharp, bearer for Christian flag; Mrs. Margaret Beetle, warder and Harold Fisher, sentinel.

The chapter will sponsor a trip to Sterling Forest Gardens. Tuxedo, N.Y. June 6. Buses will leave from the chapter building, W. Church Street, Blackwood at 17 a.m..