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Fail to Agree on Rival Proposals for COUWH-POST, Camden, N. Tueidoy, Novtmbr 12, 1961 UDeaitlhi Moitices ors Debate Medicaid Legislat Mathews Rites Set Tomorrow ing Democrats, to pass the to bar such subrogation against statewide grand jury biu on Friday." The measure is Forsythe's own S-654, rorsyme also said he believed a sub stitute measure for his wiretap bill, based on a Senate law committee report, "will pass on Monday with Democratic support." As for the series of four House-passed banking bills, Forsythe said thev received "just enough support to get on the Senate vote board." Lending Curb McDermott said the Senate GOP on Friday hopes to over ride Governor Richard Huehes' vetoes of S-729, to crack down on money lending at more than 50 per cent interest, and of S-493, to bar the Garden State Parkway from engaging in: non-highway projects. In connection with the Parkway veto override move, however, Matthew J. Rinaldo, R-Union. said he would seekl passage at the same time of a bill to assure the legality orference Friday morning.

LEVIN On Nov. 11. 1968. Joseph, husband of Mary Levin of 6958 Lee Pennsauken N.J.. father of Mrs.

Sybil Kleinfeld. Sheldon and Benia-min Levin, brother of Mrs. Belty Getson. Also survived by his mother. Mrs.

Dora Levin and two grandchildren Relatives and friends, members of Congregation Beth Israel. Mirpah Lodge 245. F4AM. and Jacob J. Hernfeld Link of Camden are Invited to altend the funeral on Wednesday p.m..

from the David B. Berschler Funeral Chapels. 5341 State Hwy. 38. Pennsauken.

N.J. Interment at Crescent Burial Park. Family will return to his lata residence LEVIN Mizpah Lodge 1245 FAM announces with sadness and regret the death of brother Joseph Levin on Nov. 11, 1968. Masonic funeral services at Berschler Funeral Chapels, 5431 State Hwy.

38, Pennsauken. N.J. at 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday Nov. 13.

1968. By order of Allan E. Hecsh, Worshipful Master. MATHEWS Suddenly on Nov. 9.

1968, John husband of Eleanor inee Gallagher) of State Highway Rt. 38, Cherry Hill, age 70 years. Survived by 2 sons John of Cherry Hill. N.J.. Robert of Bala Cynwyd.

1 daughter Eleanor of Spotwood. N.J., 1 brolher, 1 sister, 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday at 10:15 a.m. from the Alloway Funeral Home. 315 E.

Maple Merchantville (Corner of Cove Road and Maple Avenue). Requiem high Mass. 11:15 a.m., St. Peter's CeleMine R.C Church. Cherry Hill.

N.J Interment at Calvary Cemetery Friends may call Tuesday evening, McWEENEY On November 9, 1968, John, beloved son of Mr. ft Mrs. Malcolm McWeeney. of Plaza Towers. Aot.

1011. formerly of 3 Lafferty Cherry Hill. N.J. Age 17. Also surviving brothers Steve Robert, Kevin, Brian, paternal grandparents Mr.

ft Mrs. Philip McWeeney and maternal grandparents Mr. ft Mrs. Jacob Schaefer. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, 9 a.m., in the Schelter Funeral Home.

304 Marlton Pike (Rt. 70). Cherry Hill. N.J. Requiem high Mass at 10 a.m..

in St. Peter's Celestine RC Church. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Viewing Tuesday evening. MOR.IK On Nov.

9. 1968. Anna mee Knolh). Mother of Mrs. Lillian M.

Clemmans of 538 Woodland Camden. Age 74, Survived by one granddaughter, Mrs. Nancy Jordan of National Park, three great-grandchildren, three sisters. Mrs. Emma Mead Mrs.

Mabel Berry, both of Camden, and Mrs. Lydie Radcliffe of Delaware. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday, at 11 at the David F. Harrigan Funeral Home. 1451 Broadway, Camden.

Interment Harleigh Cemetery. Camden. Friends may call Tuesday evening. NOSARZEWSKI On November 12, 1968. Bozalia nee Chrzanowski.

wife of the late Felix of 135 E. Summerfield Collings-wood. N.J. Age 79. Survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Helen Palese at home, two sons. Waclaw of Camden and Edward of pennsauken. two sisters, Mrs. Victoria Chmielinski and Mrs. Slefania Przasnyski, both of Camden, six grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren, Relatives and friends of the family, also all organizations of which she was a member are invited to attend the funeral Friday 9 a.m.

at the Ciechanowski Funeral Home, 1309 5 10th Camden Requiem High Mass 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church. 10th and Mechanic Camden. Interment at St.

Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening. RILEY Of 503 East Linden Llndenwold. NJ On November 11. 1969, Charles husband of Dorothy, age 62.

Also surviving are 2 daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Toldt. Miss Barbara Riley and 1 son. Charles 1 sister. Sister Elizabeth Riley, R.S.M.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday. 8:30 a.m. from the Danks Home for Funerals, White Horse Pike at Stone Rd Llndenwold. High requiem Mass 9:30 a.m.. St.

Lawrence Church. Interment at New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. Friends may call Wednesday evening. SCHALLENHAMMER On November MS8.

Richard C. beloved son of Mr. A Mrs. Theodora Schallenhammer. of Rt.

38 ft Coles Cherry Hill. N.J. Age 19. Also surviving brother Theodore. 3 sisters Mrs.

Frances Kunze, Mrs. Julia Jones and Miss Joan Sciiallenn. i-mer. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Weanesoav. 9 a.m.

in tne Schetter Funeral Home. 304 Marlton Pike. (Rt. 70i Cherry Hill. N.J.

Reauiem hidi Mass 10 a.m., In St. Peters Celestine RC Church. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Viewmi Tuesday evenina. SIIOLLTZ Otis uf Harrison Glassboro, on November 10.

1968. age 64 years, survived by wife. Octavia; two sons, Eugene and Alonzo: three daughters, Mrs. Marie Presley, Mrs. Ernestine Potter.

Mrs. Verbena Ferguson; seven grandchildren, three sisters. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Friday. 8 p.m.. at Bryant's Temple, Stanger Glassboro, where friends may call after 6 p.m.

Interment at Gates of Heaven Cemetery. Mt. Royal. Service under the direction of the Carl Miller Funeral Home. SMITH Martha of 213 Berkley Camden, N.J..

on Nov, 11. 1968. age 68 years, survived by one niece. Mrs. Josephine Cade; two nephews, Willie Coney and Roger Cade: one sister, Mrs.

Melissa Yo' one brother, Sent Hudson. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Friday at 8 P.m.. at the Carl Funeral Home, 831 Van Hook St Camden, N.J.. where friends may call after 6 p.m. Interment at Sunset Memorial Park.

Pennsauken. TROIANO On Nov. 10. IMS, Joseph, beloved husband of Louise Inee Valentei of 703 N. Delaware Paulsboro.

N.J., formerly of Camden, N.J. Relatives and Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from the Petrini Funeral Home, 300 Broad Paulsboro, N.J. Requiem high mass will be sung at 9:30 a.m., St. John's RC Church, Paulsboro.

Burial Egllngton Cemetery, Clarksboro, N.J. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday evening. VASTA On Nov. 10. 1968.

Leonardo husband of the late Clara UPPincott of 1637 Broadway, Camden, N.J. (formerly of Paulsboro). Relatives and friends are invited to altend the funeral Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from the Petrini Funeral Home. 300 W.

Broad Paulsboro. N.J. Requiem high Mass will be sung at 9:30 a.m, at St. John's RC Church. Paulsboro.

Burial at Eglinglon Cemetery Clarksboro. N.J. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening. VERDELL Georgia of 913 Haddon Avenue. Camden, on November 10, 1968.

age 57 years, assistant Mother of Victory Te survived by husband, Cleo three sons, Cleo Levi and Eugene; one daughter, Mrs. Rose Scot1' 23 grandchildren, one greatgrandchild, six brothers, seven sisters. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Friday, 8 p.m.. at the Victory Temple. 426 North 2nd Street, Camden, where friends may call after 6 p.m.

Ii.terment at the Gates of Heaven Cemetery, Mt. Royal, N.J. Services under the direction of the Carl Miller Funeral Home. WOJTKOWIAK On Nov. 10.

1968, Helen (nee Olczekl. wife of the late Joseph of Elmwood Road. Marlton. N.J. Mother of Bernard.

Edward and Joseph Mrs. Helen Nadzier. Mrs. Anna Lee-dom. and Mrs.

Dorothy Cinkowski. also eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday. 8 a.m.. at the Funeral Home of Arlhur L.

Predpelski. 1458-60 Ml. Ephraim Camden. N.J Reauiem high Mass at the Church of St. Joseph's, loth and Mechanic Streets.

Camden, at 9 a.m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening. YEOMANS Suddenly on Nov. 9.

1968. William Beloved husband of the late Georgi-anna S. Yeomans 'nee Llovd). of 120 Pacific Collingswood. N.J.

Age 76 years. Formerly of Cherrv Hill. He is survived by 1 daughters Mrs. Alice Scates of Washington. DC, and Mrs.

Dorothy Flanagan, of Cherry Hill. 2 sons William L. of Bethesda, Maryland. John E. of Cherry Hill, 6 grandchildren.

brothers. 1 sister. Relatives and friends of the family, also members of Collingswood Lodge tt 210 are invited to altend the funeral services on Wednesday. 10:30 a.m. Foster's Funeral Home.

Haddon 4 Lees Collingswood. N.J. Interment at ocu'iwon't Cherrv Hill. Friends mav call Tues. day evening after 7 o'clock.

Masonic services Tuesday evening. 8 n.m. However, the major issue lefti unresolved was Medicaidafter assembly Republicans had met for more than five hours and Senate Republicans for more than six hours. The lawmakers will meet Friday, Monday and the follow ing Monday, Nov. 28 Agreeing Medicaid was the major "agenda problem, Senate Majority Leader Frank X.

Mc Dermott of Union said Friday's session would be interrupted for a special attempt to settle on a bill acceptable to both the Senate and Assembly, Attending the Medicaid parley, he said, will be the leaders of both houses, the two sponsors of rival bills, Sen. Joseph Maraziti, R-Morris, and Assem blyman Frank J. Vanderplaat, R-Bergen, and one member each of the institutions and welfare committees which Maraziti and Vanderplaat head, as well as spokesmen for Prudential In' surance Co. and the Blue Cross Blue Shield associations who have expressed interest in handling Due Friday "We'll try to resolve all exist-1 ing differences and settle on a bill, McDermott commented. Assistant Assembly Majority Leader William K.

Dickey, R-Camden, talked after his bloc's caucus ended in terms of putting Vanderplaat's Medi- caid proposal, with a number of amendments, on the Assembly vote board Friday. Dickey said there were enough: votes "to get the bill on the vote board at our party confer-' ence but there were not 41 votes' on hand to assure passage of the bill." He said one of the amendments would bar any profits for the insurance carrier who might handle the program for the state. i Vanderplaat's bill was pro- posed after the Senate passed; Maraziti's bill and sent it to! the House. The Assembly and! Senate Bill would not differ materially in initial costs about $10 million for the first six months of 1970, when the state must launch Medicaid or lose $26 million in Federal welfare1 grants. But Vanderplaat's would provide an insurance feature protecting the state against costs( mushrooming beyond its own Medicaid cost estimates.

i While there is considerable Assembly sentiment for inaction on Medicaid, other GOP legislative leaders, particularly in the Senate, fear the Democrats will gain a 1969 gubernatorial campaign issue if the Republicans fail to launch at least a minimal medical aid plan. Senate President Edwin B. Forsythe, R-Burlington, said "We have enough votes, includ- Carp to Eat Weeds If They're Not Eaten LONDON (UPI) The Ministry of Agriculture has imported 2,000 Chinese carp to eat and thus keep a lake free of weeds. But the ministry is keeping the lakes location secret since the fish grow up to 95 pounds in weight and are known to be livelier than most other fish in Britain's inland waters. existing Parkway projects such as its cultural center Mon mouth County.

Hughes had questioned whether 'the bill to bar non-Parkway programs would kill the culture center. McDermott said a substitute bill will be moved Friday to prevent insurance companies from seeking repayment for riot losses Dy municipalities, me um HARRIGAN FUNERAL HOME DAVID J. HARRIGAN 1451 Broadway Comdtn 4, N.J. WO 3-3132 KELLER Funeral Home HOWAID j. KELLER, OlSfCTOH 3S N.

FORKLANDINvi ROAD MAPLE SHADE, N. J. :i.oia.t JOHN A. HEALEY. 9 White Horse Pike Haddon Heights Lincoln 7-1675 Requiem high mass for John B.

Mathews, 70, of Route 38, Cherry Hill, who died Saturday in Cooper Hospital, will be cele brated at 11:15 a.m. tomorrow in St. Peter's Celestine Church, Cherry Hill. Friends will meet at 10:15 a.m. in the Alloway Funeral Home.

315 Maple Merchantville. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. A retired vice president of S. J. Groves Sons, Mr.

Mathews was a member and past president of Associated General Contractors of New Jersey. Surviving are his wife, Eleanor; two sons, John of Cherry Hill and Robert of Bala-Cynwyd, a daughter, Eleanor of Spotswood; four grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Veterans By Rites, United Press Under slate gray skies New Jerseyans yesterday marked Veterans Day, the 50th an niversary of the World War I armistice. Some communities scheduled parades and i a 1 ceremonies for 11 a.m.. the: time the Armistice was signed, Rites Held For Donor Of Organs PEDRICKTOWN Funeral services were held today for1 Mrs.

Elizabth Keisen, 27, whose kidneys, heart and a lung were donated to transplant patients at the Texas Medical Center at Houston, Tex. The services at First Baptist Church was followed by burial in the church cemetery. There was no viewing. Mrs. Keisen, mother of a four-year-old son, died of a massive brain hemorrhage.

She was flown from a Wilmington, airport to the Texas hospital for the transplant operation which took place last Saturday. Andrew S. Perhace, 55, of Hempstead, N.Y., received her heart and Walter C. Carey, 43, of Carmel, N.Y., was given herj lung, Edmond Johnson, 44, ofj Crockett, and Harry Caserta, 40, of Tyler, received her kidneys. Mumma Named To Collingswood School Board Raymond E.

Mumma of 558 Grant West Collingswood, has been appointed to the Col lingswood Board of Education. Mumma, vice president and general manager of 'Bowers Candies, Moorestown, will re place William S. who resigned from the board three months age. Diemer, a member of the board for about five years, resigned because of his wife's health. She has since died, Mumma is secretary of the board of trusteees of the Bible Presbyterian Church in Collingswood.

Supreme Court Returns to Bench WASHINGTON (UPI) Su preme Court justices returned to the bench today following two weeks of writing opinions. The court, facing a long schedule of arguments, was ex pected to hand down opinions in a few cases and announce decisions on acceptance of ap peals filed recently. By JOHN O. DA VIES Courier-Post Bureau TRENTON The Legislature's Republican majority will make a final effort Friday to agree on rival Senate and Assembly Medicaid proposals. This was announced last night by Senate GOP Leaders.

Their comments wound up a day of private conferences at which the GOP majority blocs of 31-9 in the Senate and 58-22 in the Assembly sought to agree on an agenda for resuming lawmaking sessions Friday. Major agreements in the Senate including passage on Friday of a bill to create a statewide grand jury system and at Monday's meeting of a bill to permit court-supervised elec tronic surveillance. Senate leaders also said a floor vote may be called Monday on As sembly-approved bills to create three state banking districts. Honored Parades International while Trenton, Paterson and Bellville held parades in the evening. Newark for the first time since 1923 did not have a formal! parade because of a cut in funds by city council.

But the Newark pplice Band did lead an informal group members of veteran's organizations in a march tq Military Park where flags flut tered in the chilly autumn air. In Dover the William Hedges Baker American Legion Post used Veteran's Day ceremonies to protest the government's "inaction" over the return of the Pueblo and her crew captured by North Korea in January. "The American people have been misled long enough," said Ralph J. Baston, the post's "Americanism" co-chairman. Members of the post also passed out petitions for the return of the ship and its crew during a morning parade.

Communities from Atlanticj City to Dumont in Bergen County to Asbury Park held wreath laying ceremonies on monuments listing the names of men who died fighting for thier country. And in Asbury Park a lone man climbed to a third floor balcony. He put a bugle to his lips as noon luncheon crowds scurried below. Slowly hei played out the mournful sounds of "Taps." Crowds stopped in the street below and for a minute the city was still. I 'Pain House9 Nurse Ends Jail Term NEWARK (UPI) Monique Von Cleef, a statuesque 43-year-old Dutch nurse, has completed her prison sentence for running a "pay-for-pain" house of torture in Newark and is facing deportation from the country.

She was released Sunday from the Essex County Penitentiary after serving a four-month sentence on a morals conviction. Federal proceedings are underway by the U.S. Im migration Service to deport her on grounds she is an un desirable alien. No date has been set for a hearing. Authorities discovered the woman's illegal operation in a rented 20-room mansion in 1965 after state undercover agents posed as customers.

She was convicted and fined $1,000. But it was not until July that Mrs Van Cleff went to jail. Mrs. Van Cleef says she is writing a book on the ordeal MONDERN DANCE PHILADELPHIA "Countdown for Orpheus," a program of modern dance, will be Dec. 6 at 8 p.m.

in Tomlinson Theater on the Temple University campus. 4 DATS ONLY Nov. 12 thru NOV. 15 a community will replace S-913, which also would limit any riot damage suits against municipalities to $10,000. Limit Set In another major action, the Senate will begin processing a bill to limit unemployment compensation law coverage to em ployers of four or more as at present.

The Senate will pass S-908 to repeal from the 1967 jobless benefits law a provision to extend coverage to employers of one of more effective on Jan. 1, 1969., According to Dickey, the Assembly GOP will concur in a number of Hughes' conditional bill vetoes, including one to postpone the date for requiring reflectorized license plates in the state. Dickey said it was tentatively agreed to seek overrides on a number of outright bill vetoes by Hughes, but that a final decision would await another Assembly majority con- Both houses scheduled their lawmaking sessions to open at 2 p.m. Friday. KNIGHT Funeral Homt BERLIN, N.

J. jRich Ave. RO 7-0007 FUNERAL HOME 30 W. Main Street Moorestown, N. J.

BE 5 0315 CUNNINGHAM Funeral Horn 154 WEBSTER ST. RIVERSIDE, N. J. Phone HObart 1-0240 JOHN S. BELL Funeral Home 420 S.

MAIN ST. Williamstown, N. 3. NAHonl -7244 SUVIU6S LOAN ASSOCIATION Philadelphia Our selection room has a full range of prices clearly marked. ADAMS On Nov.

19. IMS Percy husband of Die Ute Elsie G. Adams, inee Hirper) of 3283 Rosedle Camden. NJ. Ant 2.

Survived by two daughters. Ruth H. of Camden and Ijiura A. Km of lvittown. three frandsons.

two great grandchii-drwi. Services and tntennent rrivate. Under the direction of the Bradley Funeral Home. 320S Federal Camden. N.J.

BAILEY On Nov. Neva wife of Ralph E. Bailey, of 225 Oak Ave Haddonfield. I J. Alio Surviving.

1 son Ralph 4 sisters and 2 brothers. Relatives and friends of the family are mvited to attend the funeral services Tuesday evening p.m.. Sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church. East Kings Highway. Haddonfield.

The family will receive friends in the church lounge from 7 until service time. Interment at urphyboro, Illinois. Should friends desire, in lieu of flowers contribution may be made to the memorial fund of the First Presbyterian Church, or to the Heart Fund. Arrangements in care of the Stretch Funeral Home, Haddonfield. CHRISTY Suddenly Nov.

10. W. Apnea fnee Sciorei. Beloved wife of James J. Christy of 548 Estate Road.

Maple Shade. N.J. Survived by daughter Mrs Mary Jane Eiseman of Maple Shade, four brothers and one sister. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday. 8:30 a.m..

lnglesby Funeral Home. (MB East Main Maple Shade. High Mass of requiem 9:30 a.m., Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment Bethel Memorial Park. Friends may call Wednesday evening.

DALEY Redvers age 2 year, of 422 Collins Moorestown. died on Saturday. Nov. 9. 1968.

Survived by wile. Dorothy; one daughter. Gloria: four brothers, two sisters and four grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday. Nov.

14. at at the Trinity Episcopal Church. Main and Church Streets. Moorestown. Friends mav call Wednesday.

Nov. 13. 6-9 P.m. at the Tunsil Funeral Home. 410 Market Palmyra.

Burial will be in Lakeview Memorial. Cinnaminson. DECIMO Lewis, who died suddenly on Nov. 10, 1968 in John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital In Stratford.

N.J. Resident of 108 Wright Stratford, N.J. Age 79 years. He was a retired tailor, he was Kings Guard In Italy for 18 years and a member of Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. Survived by his wife Roslinda, 3 children, Michael Decimo of Marie Innamorato of Stratford, and Pauline Bronti of Pa.

Requiem Mass will be at Our Lady of Grace Church in Somerdale N.J. Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Friends relatives may call Wednesday evening at the Leonhardt funeral Home. 401 West Somerdale Road. Somerdale.

N.J. 7-9 p.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill, NJ. ELLIS On Nov. 11, 1968.

Ernest husband of the late Jane Elizabeth Ellis of 5801 Calvert Ventnor. N.J., age 82 years. Survived by a son. Melville J. Ellis of Pennsauken: two grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at Grace Episcopal Church Merchantville. Interment at Locustwood Memorial Park Friends may call Wednesday evening the Stephenson Funeral Home. 33 W. Maple Merchantville. FEWER On Nov.

II. 1968. Waller of 2957 E. Oolagcm Road. Falrview.

Camden, Due notice of the funeral will be given through the Mvrtetus Funeral Home. FICKERT On Nov. 12. 1968. In Ohio.

Clara, fnrmerlv of Camden. Due notice of the funeral will be given hv the Gus-tav Roedel Son Funeral Home, 804-08 N. 27th Camden. GEE On Nov. 8, 1968.

Tlllle (nee Krehen. wife of Fred A. Sr. of 1044 N. 34th Camden, N.J..

age 57 years. Survived by 4 sons, Fred A. Edward Frank H. and Douglas 1 daughter, Mrs. T.

Susan Weber, 2 brothers. 1 sister. 12 grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family and membe.ni of the Hope Memorial Baptist Church of Camden. Sincerity Chapter 228.

E.S.. and Ladies Forresters of Long Beach Island. N.I.. are invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Giistav Roedel Son Funeral Home.

M-JJ 27th Camden. N.J. Internient at Bethel Memorial Park. Friends may call Tuesday evening. HARKER On Nov.

11. 1968. Charles husband of Mary Ellen inee Ziegenfus) of 3502 Finiaw Pennsauken. ge 89 years Funeral services and burial private at 'he conyeni-eitce of the family under the direction of Davies Funeral Chapel, pennsauken. N.J.

HINGLEY Wayne Ewart Hinglev of 215 Lake-hurst National Park. N.J Suddenly on Nov. 11. 1968. Son of Ewart 2nd Frances Tyas Hingley age 25 vears.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday. Nov .14. at 2 at Davis Funeral Hme. 171 Delaware Woodbury. N.J Interment at Egllngton Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday evening. HOLDCRAFT Joseph age 69. On Nov. 1968. of 6160 Harvey Pennsauken.

N.J. Husband of Catherine (nee Detwilerl. Also survived by daughters. Mrs. Virginia Judd.

Marlton and Miss Lti Anne Holdcraft a home, 2 grandchildren, brother. Warren of SaTem. N.J.. and sister. Mrs.

Mildred Leonard of Bridgeport. NJ. Realtives and friends of the family, also members of the United Republican Club of Pennsauken. are invited to attend the funeral sery ce, on Wednesday. 10 a.m..

at the Elchel Funeral Home. 8323 Maple Ave. tColwirk). Pennsauken. N.J.

interment at Hllltown Cemetery Frlrks, Pa, Friends may call Tuesday evening 7 to 9 m. JACONSKI On Nov. 11. 1968. Pauline 'nee Woltecki) wife of the late Walter, age 79 of 1068 Louis St Camden, Survived by three daughters, Mrs.

Stella Durkow, Mrs. Florence Lacek, Mrs. Frances Form anek and one son "Walter Jaconski. 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren, one sister Mrs Sally Zaiac. Relatives and friends of the family are mvited to attend the funeral on Friday.

8 Zembruski Funeral Home. 1643 Ml. Ephraim Camden. Requiem high Mass 9 a.m St. Josephs Church.

10th and Mechanic Camden. Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening. JONES On Nov.

12. 1968, Charles husband of Alma (nee Miller) of 123 Boyd Camden, age 60 years. Due notice of the funeral will be given by the Gus-tav Roedel Funeral Home. 804-06 N. 27th Camden.

KELLER Harold suddenly on Nov. 10. 18. of the Black Horse Pike, Cecil. N.J..

formerly of South husband of Virginia D. Keller, and brother of Ruth R. Logan. Walter. George.

Richard and Jess Keller. Relatives and friends and employees of Remcor are invited to services on Thursday. 10 a.m.. from the Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan.

1119 W. Lehigh Pa. Interment at Fern-wood Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening 7 to clock. KINCAID William E.

of 134 Fernwood Pitman, suddenly on November 11 1068. husband of Mane E. (nee Crane age 70 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday. November 14.

at 11 a.m.. at the Malms Funeral Home. 43 V. Delsja Dr. Glassboro.

N.J. Interment at llcrest Memorial Park. East Pitman, friends mav call Wednesday evening. Parking in rear of funeral home. KIPPS On November 9.

1968. Elva P. (nee Spence) of 21 Hughes Gloucester age 73 years, survived by son, Gene Rollins, and sister. Mrs Gertrude Murphy. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday 11 a.m..

at the Gardner Funeral Home Black Horse Pk and Haver-ford Runnemede. Viewing, 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, no viewing Monday evening Interment at Fernwood Cemetery, Phila. KOCH On Nov. 11.

1968, William E. Sr. of 401 Jackson Atco, N.J.. formerly of Gloucester City, age 79, surviving is one son William Philadelphia, two daughters Mrs. Dornihy ati4 Mrf Esther Brown.

Jacksonville. two grandchildren, one great-grandchild. one brother and four sisiers. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday. 1:30 f' i as at the Etherington Funeral lome, 700 Powell St Gloucester City, i iptennent at Union Cemetery.

Friends may Wednesday evening. jjlCRAtjSS 3 On Oct. 25. 1968. Henrv of 41 Northeast 3rd Danla Fla father of Mrs Phyliss Haines River-atd'e, N.J.

ge 68 years. Funeral services tIil interment will be Private. Plcte omit flowers. C. Schroeder Sons Bern Schroeder, Mgr.

Ken Schroeder Dependabf Funeral Service Since 1884 VEMIEI IT INVITATION NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS 71 Cooptr Strott, Comdtn Phone WO 3-0400 Day or Night IN MEMORIAM CIPRIANI In sad and loving memory of Louis Cipriani, on his birthday, November 12th. The pearly fates were opened, A gentle voice said. "Come," And with farewells unspoken, He gently entered home. Sadly missed by his family. THOMAS In sad and loving memory of a dearly beloved son.

Robert William Thomas, who passed away November 12. 1957. His smiling way and pleasant face, Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him. Some day.

we know not when. To clasp his hand in the better land. Never to part again. Sadly missed by mother, brothers and sisters. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to those who sent cards and flowers and also visited Mrs.

Mabel P. Andrew during her stay in the hospital and the Stratford Nursing Home May our Lord and Saviour bless each and everyone who helped to make our recent bereavement easier by helping in many ways, or by sending gifts and cards. In Christ. Chas. P.

Andrew, Howard Andrew, Arabella (Belle) Renne-baum. L. J. Mellon Father of GOP' Club President PHILADELPHIA A Solemn High Mass of Requiem for Lawrence J. Mellon the father of Charles Mellon of Blackwood, the president of the Gloucester Township Republican Club, will be held at 10 a.m.

Thursday at St. Clement's Church, 71st Street and Woodland Avenue. Mr Mellon, who died Sunday, lived in Colwyn, Pa. A viewing will be held Wednesday evening at the John R. Deady Funeral Home, 2501 Camac St.

HIGHEST DIVIDEND RATE paid on savings certificates anywhere in the country can now earn you Woman Dies at 105 In Penna. UPPER DARBY, Pa. (UPI) Mrs. Mary Moffett, 105, who recalled President Ulysses Grant waving from a train platform at Wilmington, during his presidential cam paign, died yesterday in her. home.

Mrs. Moffett had celebrated her 100th birthday advising aspirants for longevity to live a "simple life." She never smoked or drank alcoholic beverages but began her day with a cup of warm coffee at noon daily. "When I was a little girl, I saw many Civil War veterans! crippled and ruined," she "I decided then I never wanted to be unhappy and unkind." Mrs. Moffett's husband, Henry, died in 1955 at the age of 99. She lived since then with a daughter, Mary Ella, 84-year- old retired Navy nurse.

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