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4B COURIER-POST, TMsdiy.JuMtt.19M LEGAL OBITUARIES Charles H. Margerum, owned Phila. food store WEST DEPTFORD Services will be held Thursday for retired Reading Terminal merchant Charles Hunt Margerum. Mr. Margerum.

of the township's Thorofare section, died Friday at Underwood-Memorial Hospital. Woodbury, three days after the death of his wife, Elizabeth. He was 67. Mrs. Margerum was 62.

The Margerums were the owners and operators of CH. Margerum Gourmet Foods in Philadelphia's Reading Terminal, 12th and Arch streets, for more than 30 years. The meat business was founded 93 years ago by Mr. Margerura's grandfather. The Margerums retired from the business 1 2 years a go.

It no is opera ted by their daughter, Noelle Margerum, of Mantua. Mr. Margerum was a former member of the Reading Terminal Market Merchants Association, the Arch Street Businessmen's Association and the Small Businessmen's Association of Philadelphia. Mr. Margerum is also survived by a second daughter, Carole Baierlein, of Baltimore, Mi; three grandchildren; and two brothers, Edward, of Bell-view, and William of Opalocka, Fla.

A memorial service will be held at I p.m. Thursday at the McGuinness Funeral Home, 34 Hunter St, Woodbury. Burial will be private. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, 312 N. Adamsville Road, Bridgewater.

Margaret Farrar, puzzle editor NEW YORK (AP) Margaret Farrar, who was The New York Times' original crossword puzzle editor and held the post for more than a quarter of a century, died yesterday. She was 87. Mrs. Farrar also was a prolific editor of crossword puzzle books, and only a few weeks ago was hard at work on her 134th volume of puzzles. DEATH NOTICES STATE OF NEW JERSEY Clltit Department writ of Election and proclamation Whereas.

Edwin 6. For-Svme was, it the general election hed in me mem of November, one thousand nine hundred and e.gntv-two, eecied bv me voters of me Thirteenth Congressional District N) represent Hw Si' me House of Representatives ot it UO.IW Stales end subse-ouentiv oVv Qua himself at sucn Representative, end eMer such ection and Qualification, to wl, on Thursday, Marc twenty-rime, one thousand nme Hundred eighty-four, died meredv causing a vacancy lo exit in the representation of tit S't't in me House of Representatives of the united Sum. and Whereas, me election of Edwin 6 Fortvttte nek) in me moniti ot November, one thousand mne hundred and eighty-two to represent me Thirteenth ConorestioneJ District of mis S'i'e in me House of Repre-sentatives ot me united States was hed Pursuant to me aooortionment (Man as described in Public Law ol one thousand nme hundred and eiohtv-two, chapter one; Therefore. Thomas Keen, Governor of me State of New Jersey, do hereby issue this Writ ot Election and prx-lemation, oursuent to the pro-visins ot ft S. 19 27-4 directing that an election be held, to the laws of me late ot New Jersey, in me hir teenth Congressional District, tor the Purpose of electing a member of the House ot Representatives for sed district, and designating Tuesday.

November sum, one thousand nine hundred and eighty-four, sad day on which the election Shan be hew to tilt the vacancy caused by the death ot said Edwin Forsylhe. The nomi-neiion ot party candidates to fill such vacancy shall be made in the manner provided bv law at the June firth, one thousand nine hundred and eighty-tour primary election. Petitions of nommination ot other candidates shall be tiled in the office; of the Secretary of State no later than 40 days prior lo said primary election. Further, since mis election is to fill only the vacancy lor the unexpired term of Edwin A. Forsylhe in the Thirteenth Congressional District as established in the apportionment man as provided in Public Law ot one thousand nine hundred and e'ghiy-two, chanter one, that pian shall be used tor the pur RESOLUTION Whereas, a cooperation agreement was heretofore entered mto between me Borough of Oaklyn and Ihe County of Camden for me establishment of a coooeranve means of conducting certain community development activities, and Wnereas, Til I of the Housing and Community Development Act ot 1974 provMWS federal funds being made e.ao to Cemoen County for use herein, and Whereas, me interlocal Services Ad IN sea provides a mechanism through whh count.es and munitioei'ties may enter mio agreements tor me provision of joint services, and Whereas, me Borough of Oaklyn has proposed certain activities lo be carried out under Ine Fifth Veer Community Development Program, Block Grant e8eUC340l07, revising me enisling Amended Cooperation Agreement, Eih.piiA.and Whereas, the aforesaid activities ere the best interest of the Counly of Camden, now, therefore.

Be it Resotved bv me Board of Chosen Freeholders ot the Counly of Camden mat the Agrement entitled "An Agreement lo Amend Ihe Cooperation Agreement, lor Purpose of Inserting a Description ol Activities for the Fifth Year Urban Counly Community Development Block Grant Program and Clarifying the Planning and Implementation Procedures" between the County of Camde and the Borough ot Oaklyn, a copy of which is attached to ihe original hereof, be entered into by the County ol Camden and mat me same be duly eiecuied by me appropriate official of Ihe County of Camden, and Be il Further Resolved that the County Treasurer is hereby authorized to make fiavmenl on the aloremen-Kned Agreement upon receipt of proper documentaton, and Be II Further Resolved thai mis resolution shall lake effect immediately upon its enactment as provided by law. NOTICE Please Take Notice thai a public hearing upon Ihe lore-going resolution will take place on June 19, 1984, at 1 00 P.M., at the Stafford House, Borough ot Laurel Springs, Camden County, New Jersey. Al such lime and place all persons interested in or who would be affected by me adoption ot said resolution and who are in favor of or opposed to such adoption will be heard. FRANCIS J. WARD Clerk Board of Chosen Freeholders 1984 (4628) HSt.10) RESOLUTION Whereas, a cooperation agreement was heretofore entered into between the township ol Haddon and Ihe Counly ol Camden (or Ihe establishment ot a cooperative means of conducting certain community development activities, and Whereas, Title I of me Housing end Community Development Act of 1974 provides federal funds being made available to Camden Counly lor use therein, and Whereas.

Ihe Interlocal Services Act (N J.S A. 40 8A-1, el seq.) provides a mechanism thruoh which counties and municipalities may enter into agreements lor the provision of iomt services, and Whereas, Ihe Borough of Oaklyn has proposed certain activities lo be carried out under the Filh Year Community Development Program, Block Grant B83UC34O107, revising Ihe existing Amended Cooperation Agreement, Exhibit and Whereas, the aforesaid activities are in the best interest ol Ihe Counly ot Camden, now, Iherelore, Be II Resolved bv the Board of Chosen Freeholders The Counly ot Camden, that Ihe Agreement entitled "An Agreement lo Amend Ihe Cooperation Agreement, lor Purpose ot Inserting a Description of Activilies tor the Fiflh Year Urban County Community Development Block Grant Program and Clarifying the Planning and Implementation Procedures" between the Counly ot Camden and the Borough ol Oaklyn. a copy of which i attached to fhe original hereof, be entered into by Ihe Counly of Camden and thai Ihe same be duly executed bv the appropriate officials ol the County of Camden, and Be II Further Resolved thai Ihe Counly Treasurer is hereby authorized lo make fiayment on the aforemen-ioned Agreement upon receipt of proper documentation, and Be II Furlher Resolved thai this resolution shall lake effect immediately upon its enactment as provided by law. NOTICE Please Take Notice that a Public hearing upon Ihe foregoing resolution will lake place on June 19, 1984, at 8O0 P.M., at the Stafford House, Borough of Laurel Springs, Camden County, New Jersey. Al such time and place all persons Inieresled in or who would be affecied by the adoption of said resolution and wno are in favor oi or opposed to such adoption will be heard.

FRANCIS J.WARD Clerk Board of Chosen Freeholders Adopted: June 6, 1984 (4627) (857.42) Take Notice thai on June 22, 1984, al 10 00 A.M., we will sell El our office, 1345 Chews ending Rd. Laurel Springs, I one 1977 Voikswagon Rabbit, Serial (177377475, by reason of default of Grace K. Damieno, in a certain security agreement dated January 5, 1984, with Continental Bank of J. Sad automobile can be insoecled al Denny's Aulo Sales, Deisea Dr. and Hurftviiia Rd Sewell, J.

08080. Sad bank reserves the right lo bid BENNETT On June 11, 1984. John J. Sr. Age 67 years.

Beloved husband of Doris (nee Vvhilieson). Of Gloucester City, N.J. Also survived by daughter, Joan Rowan, two sons, James and John Bennett Jr. Eight grandchildren. Two brothers, Edward and Leon Bennett.

One sister, Catherine Nolan. Relatives and friends, also members of the Gloucester City Senior Citizens and employ-eesof the J. Zinc, will meet Thursday, 1 30a m. at THE ETHERINGTON FUNERAL HOVE, 700 Powell Street, Gloucester. Mass of Christian Burial 30 a m.

St. Marys Church, Gloucester. Interment Locust-wood Memorial Park. Friendsmeycall Wednesday evening 7 tof p.m. BOSKO On June 11, 1984, Mary R.

(nee Myers). Age 64 years. Beloved wife of Samuel S. 01 Camden, N.J. Also survived by one daughter, Patricia A.

Colangelo of Cherry Hill, one sister, Margaret T. Myers of Camden and two grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial on Wednesday 10 a.m. at St. John the Baptist C.

Church, 31st and Pleasant Camden, N.J. The family requests in lieu of flowers, contributions be made to Deborah Heart and Lung Center, Tren Browns Mills, N.J. Arrangements by EDWARD P. LEONARD JR. FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

BRADY On June 10, 1984. Laura. Wife of the late Victor. Of Fairview, Camden. Recently of St.

Mary's Nursing Home, Cherry Hill. Age 83 years. Mrs. Brady was a enember of the Altar Rosary Society of St. Joan of Arc Church.

Survived by four brothers, William Schafer ol Had-donfield, George Schater of James Schater of Marmora and Benjamin Schafer of Williamstown. Three sisters, Margaret Fowler and Lillian Russell, both of Voorhees and Marie Creely of Fla. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Wednesday 9am at St. Joan of Arc Church, Fairview, Camden. Mass ot Resurrection will be celebrated at 10am by the Rev.

Leon J. Kelly, nephew of Mrs. Brady. Burial will follow at Lakeview Cemetery. Arrangements by MYRTETUS FUNERAL HOME.

BURKE On June 10, 1984 Jane W. nee Bontzzi, age 78 years ot Cherry Hill. Wife of the late Thomas H. Survived by one son Donald three grandchildren, Susan, Paul Donald. Two sisters Marie Christensen and Virginia Cennamo.

Mass of Christian Burial Thursday 10am in theChurch of St. Thomas More, 1439 Springdale Cherry Hill. Viewing Wednesday evening 7 to 9pm at STRETCH, EVANS KAIN FUNERAL West Interment Harleigh Cemetery, Camden, N.J. CHIARIELLO On June 10, 1984. Rose (nee Ballato).

Wite of Frank P. age 73 years. Mother of Linda Fontaine of Cherry Hill and Rosemarie McCosker of Naperville, Illinois. Grandmother of Wayne and Michelle Fontaine both of Cherry Hill, Sister of FadieMontanaofLindenwold. Carmella Spina and Peter Ballato both ot Phila and Carl Ballatoof Cherry Hill.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday 8am at the MURRAY -PAR ADEE FUNERAL HOME, 601 W. Marlton Pike Rt-70) Erl-ton, Cherry Hill, NJ. Mass of Christian Burial 9.30 am at St. Peters Celestine Church, Cherry Hill. Interment St.

Joseph's Cem. Chews Landing, NJ. Friends may call Tuesday eve. 7 to 9 pm. If Iriends desire memorials to the American Diabetes Assoc.

or the American Heart Assoc. would beeppre-ciated. CRAMER On June 1984 of SanLeandro, Calif. Formerly of Medford, N.J. Kent H.

Beloved son of Jeanne Gauntt (nee Cotton) of Smithville and Howard Cramer of Conn. Step son of John Gauntt of Smithville. Age 34 years. Relatives and Friends of the family are invited to attend the Memorial Services Friday llam at the Smithville United Methodist Church Burlington County), Smithville Road Railroad Avenues, Smithville Arrangements by MATHIS FUNERAL HOME, 58 North Main Street, Medford. JOHN A.

HEALEYn FuiM'ral Home 5 Wite Hcse P.ne Harjaon Hiqhts. 547-1675 DUPPEL On June Uth, 1984 Mary V. (nee Daily) beloved wife of the late Charles of The Mansions, Pine Hill, N.J. Age 74 years. Survived by sons, Joseph Andrews of Pine Hill, Robert Duppel of Williams-town, James Andrews of Phila.

and John Andrews of Erial. Daughters Jean Galo of Marie Scharf of Pine Hill, Catharine Froelich of Sicklervilte, Janice Kohler of Virginia Beach, Madelyn Olsen of Camden, Carol Kindle of Mt. Ephraim and Lori Duppel of Pine Hill. Thirty-six grandchildren and twenty- one great grandchildren. Sisters Eliiabeth Walls of Phila.

and Dorothy Olsen of Ohio. Relatives and friends of the family will meet Thursday m. at the ORA L. WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME, 51 Park Cle-menton, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial St.

Edwards RC Church. Interment Berlin Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening m. FITZGERALD On June 11, 1984 Richard age 58, of Pennsauken. He Is survived by two daughters, Susan Fitzgerald of Mer-chantville and Nancy Fitzgerald of Landlsville; a granddaughter Desire Fitzgerald; four sisters, Mrs.

Margaret Smith of Lindenwold," Mrs. Claire Baker of Pemberton, Mrs. Carol Albertson and Patricia Fitzgerald of Collingswood; eight brothers, Edward, Philadelphia; Alvin, Stratford; Thomas, Magnolia; Eugene, Pennsauken; James and Joseph, both of Dept-ford; John and Daniel, both of Pennsauken. He was a former employee of the Stewart R. Maines Company, Moores-town.

Mass of the Resurrection will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Peter's R.C. Church, Merchantville. Relatives and friends will meet at the EICHEL FUNERAL HOME, 8323 Maple Avenue, Pennsauken after 9 a.m.

Wednesday morning. Interment New St. Mary't Cemetery, Bellmawr. FLEMM On June 10th, 1984. Charles J.

Beloved husband of Christine B. (neeHanlon) of Camden. Age 74. Also survived by a son Edward Wilcox of Camden and two daughters, Margaret Bragg of Clemen-ton and Carol Wild of Runnemede. Also nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Relatives and Friends are invited to the funeral service on Thursday at 10am at the BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, 3203 Federal Street, Camden. Interment Calvery Cemetery, Cherry Hill. Friends may call Wednesday evening 7 to 9pm or after 9: 15am Thursday. GUNTERSR. Levi, of Route 2, Box 652, Behl Road, Franklinville, age 74 years, on June 9, 1984.

Survived by three sons, Levi Edward and Ernest Gunter; many grandchildren and great grandchildren; one brother Herman; one sister Mrs. Ollia Spellman. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend funeral services on Thursday at 11 a.m. at the CARL MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 831 Van Hook Street, Camden, where friendsmay call after 10a.m. Interment Land of Cannan Cemetery, Glassboro.

HASENBERG On June II, 1984. Iracema F. (nee Per-reira). Wile of Egon. Of Gibbsboro, N.J.

Age 57. Survived by four sons, Richard, George, Robert and Edward. Relatives and Iriends of the family art invited to attend the funeral on Thursday at 8:30 from THE EUGENE J. ALE FUNERAL HOME, Corner of White Horse Pike and Whitman Avenue, Stratford, N.J. where funeral procession will leave at 9 a.m.

for Interment at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Gibbsboro, N.J. Viewing will be on Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. HUGHES June 11, 1984. John J.

of Haddon Heights, N.J. Age 58. Husband of Anneliese, father of Stephanie and Anna Maria, brother of Susan Schia-vone and Joseph J. Funeral Wednesday June 13 at 9am from THE MAHAFFE FUNERAL HOME, 11 East Kings Highway, Mt. Epharaim, N.J.

Mass of Christian Burial 10am from Sacred Heart Church, Mt. Ephraim, N.J. Interment Calvary Cem. In lieu of other expressions ol sympathy MassCards would bt greatly appreciated. IDZIK On June 10, 1984 Clara, daughter of the late John and Helen, of Collingswood, NJ.

Survived by two brothers, Alexander and Frank Idzik Sr. Relatives and friendsare invited toattend a Mass of Christian Burial Thursday 10 a m. at the Church of St. John, Park and Lees Avenue, Collingswood. Interment Holy Sepuicher Cemetery, Cheltenham, Pa.

Funeral arrangements by the ROBERT J. BLAKE FUNERAL HOME. RUDZINSKI Elma L. (net Clteroni) June 9th, 19(4. Wife of Sigmund G.

and mother of Helen M. Rudiinski. Sister of Lena DiAngelo, Eve Parvin, Peter, Joseph and Ernest Citeroni. Relatives and Friends are invited to her funeral Wednesday 9am from the JAMES A. McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 6709-11 Frankford Avenue af Unruh Avenue, Philadelphia.

Mass of Christian Burial 10am St. Leo's Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening after 7pm. In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate donations to the American Heart Association, 121 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

19107. (Parking on Premises) SIMKINS On June 9, 1984 Joanna G. (nee Zelo), beloved wife of Delbert of Pennsauken, age 56 years. Devoted mother of Mrs. Charlene S.

(Robert) Kates, Pennsauken; Mr. James D. (Kathleen) Simkins, Cherry Hill; dear daughter of Mr. Joseph and Emily (nee Mignogna) Zelo, Pennsauken; beloved sister of Mrs. Stella Corroda, Mrs.

Marie Wade, Mrs. Dolores Moles, of Pennsauken; Mrs. Janet Coucoules, Maple Shade. Also survived by four grandsons, Robert Kates, Ryan Kates, Jeffrey Katesand Jimmy Simkins Jr. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday from 1:30 a.m.

at the JOSEPH A. FALCO FUNERAL HOME, 6600 N. Browning Road, Pennsauken. Mass of Christian Burial celebrated at 10 a.m. in the Church of St.

Stephen, 6300 Browning Road. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Visitation at the funeral home on Tuesday evening after 7 p.m. Ample parking on premises. WIRE On June 11, 1984.

Leonard E. Of West Collingswood Formerly of Philadelphia, PA. He is survived his beloved companion Dorothy Egbert, a son Lennie, a grandson, two sisters Jeraidine Ernst of Oaklyn, Mary Cole of Huntsville, Ala. He Is a retired employee of 17years with Allied Chemical Phila, WWII Vet US Army, a member of the 82, Phila, and VFW Post 2, Phila. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral service on Friday 10am at FOSTERS FUNERAL HOME, 250 White Horse Pike, Audubon.NJ.

Interment St. Dominic's Cem, Phila, PA. Friends may call Thursday eve7-9pm. INMEMORIAM ANTHONY In loving memory of my dear mother Eleanor who passed away 6 1 183. Mother your missed oh so very much, your love your kindness and your wonderful ways will always be remembered in the coming days.

Sometimes I wish how much you knew how much I really do love you. But now Mom you know no other person can take from me the love that remains in my heart for you, but then again Mom, no one could replace a wonderful Mother like you. Miss you and Love you, Norma. CAPORELLI In loving memory of a wonderful father Mario who passed away 5 years ago today, June 12, 1979 It broke our hearts to lose you, but you did not go alone, a part of us went with you, the day God took you home. Sadly missed by daughters Palma and Maryann MURRAY In sad and loving memory of our dearly beloved husband and father Albert in memory of his birthday.

Sunshine passes, shadows fall, love's remembrance outlasts all. And though the years be many or few, they are filled with remembrance dear of you. Sadly missed by family. TWEEDY In sad and loving memory of my dearly beloved husband Harry who passed away June 12, 1979. When evening shades art falling and I am sitting all alone, in my heart there comes a longing, if only you could come home.

I think of you In silence and often repeat your name, but all that Is left to me Is a picture in frame. There it many a lonely heartache and often a silent tear. But always a beautiful memory of you who was so dear. Your memory to mt is keepsake for which I'll never part. Though God has you In His keeping, I'll always have you in my heart.

Missed always byyourwift Estellt CARD OF THANKS NEWMAN-Tht family of the latt Rtv. Earl P. Newman, of 714 Green Mt. Ephraim, wishes to thank their neighbors, friends and relatives for tht kindnesses, lorial tributes 1 Memorial contributions In their recent JENKINS On June 11, 1984. Marguerite M.

Wife of the late Thomas. Age 51 years. Of Gloucester City, N.J. Survived by two sons, Thomas Jenkins Jr. and James Charu-lie.

One daughter, Sarah Barlow. Three grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services Friday 10a.m. at THE ETHERINGTON FUNERAL HOME, 700 Powell Street, Gloucester. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Friends may call Thursday evening 7 to 9 p.m. KOCH On June 10th, 1984. Winfield R. Beloved husband of Eva (nee Moore). Father of Lucille Zeitschel of Blackwood, Alvin Koch of Audubon and Henry Koch of Poteau, Ok.

Also survived by five grandchildren and a brother Heinrich of California. He was an employee of A tor 43' years. Services will be held at the convenience of the family. Family requests contributions In his memory be made to the American Heart Association of Southern New Jersey, 7645 Maple Avenue, Pennsauken, 08110. Under the direction of the LEROY P.

WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME i CREMATORY, AtCO, N.J. KUEHNEL On June 10, 1984 Margarethe (nee Tschirschky) of Maple Shade. Age 87 years. Beloved wife of the late Friti Kuehnel. Survived by two nephews Leonard Johnson of Cherry Hill and Rudolph Johnson of Moorestown.

Funeral services will be private and at the convenience of the family. Memorial donations may be made to the Lutheran Home of Moorestown. Arrangements under the direction of INGLESBVGIVNISH FUNERAL HOME, Maple Shade LANE On June 10, 1984 Margaret G. (nee Gei-bel), beloved wileof the late William of Silver Lake Manor, Clementon, NJ (formerly of Camden), age 86 years. Survived by a daughter Dorothy M.

Jones of Clementon. Relatives and friends of the family, also members of Laurel Springs Chapter No. 727 O.E.S, and Good Shepherd Lutheran Church are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday 10 a.m. at the ORA L. WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME, 51 Park Boulevard, Clementon, J.

Int: Hillside Cem. Friends may call Tuesday eve. 7 to 9 p.m. O.E services 8 p.m. MARGERUM Charles Hunt of Thorofare, N.J., formerly of Phila.

Pa. on June 8, 1984, age 67 years. Husband of the late Elizabeth A. (nee Kirsch), father of Noelle Margerum of Mantua and Carole Baierlein of Baltimore, Md. Grandfather of three.

Brother ol Edward and William of Florida. Memorial service Thursday evening 8PM in the MC GUINESS FUNERAL HOME, 34 Hunter Woodbury. Donations may be made to the American Diabetes Assocition, 312 N. Adamsville Bridgewater, N.J. NARDELLI On June 11, 1984.

Joseph. Beloved husband of Katherine (nee Olivet). Mt. Ephraim, N.J. Age 87 years.

Devoted father of Mrs. Marie Tomei, Haddon Hts. Also survived by four grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and two brothers. Mr. Nardelli was a veteran of WWI.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday from 9.30am at the JOSEPH A. FALCO FUNERAL HOME, 6600 N. Browning Rd, Pennsauken, N.J. Mass of Christian burial celebrated at llam in the Sacred Heart Church, W. Kings Hwy, Mt.

Ephraim. Entombment Calvery Cemetery Mausoleum. Visitation at the funeral home on Wednesday eve. after 7pm. Ample parking on premises.

PRAWDZIK On June 1, 1984, Sigmund, beloved husband of Frances (nee Barthosiewici) of Camden, N. J. Devoted father of Terry, beloved brother of Jean Prawdzik, Reglna Griybowskl and Fanny Kujawski. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday 8AM at the ZEMBRUSKI-ANYZEK FUNERAL HOME. 1643 Mt.

Ephraim Camden, Mass of the Resurrection 9AM at St. Joseph Church, South Camden. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery, Chews Landing. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday evening after 6 30PM.

REEVES On June II, 1984. James J. Beloved son of James H. Donna D. (nee Pow-derly).

Of Turnersvllle, N.J. Age 1 years. Brother of Michele, Jennifer and Amanda, all at home. Grandson of Mrs. Leona Powderly, EastLandsdown, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Nearyof Yeadon, Pa. and Mrs. Mary Reeves ot Runnemede. Relatives and friends may call 930-1030 am.

Wednesday, at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, Black Horse Pike 1 Haverford Road, Runnemede. Mass of Angels 11 a m. at Peter 1 Paul R.C. Church, Gantown Road, Turnersville, N.J. Interment St.

Joseph Cemetery, Chewslanding. LEGAL NOTICE! RESOLUTION Whereas. Ihe Camden County part Commission ri desirous of having aueiity entertainers perform Purine Ihe 1984 season, and Whereas. lher enisling need for said entertainers to perform for Ihe general pubuc. and Whereas, funds ere available tor this purpose, and Wnereas.

ine Local PuMc Contract Law, A. 40A ll-l requires mat a resolution authorizing me award ot contracts for "Professional Services" without competitive bids must be Pub-licatiy advertised. Now, Therefore, 6e Resotved by me Camden County Park Commission as Follows: I. The Camden County Park Commission hereby authorizes that professional service contracts be eniered into with me list ol entertainers lor me rear 1984 which are attached hereto and made a part hereof. 7.

This contract is awarded without competitive bidding as a "Professional Service under the provisions ot me Local Pubi Contract Law because me unique nature of ine position requires an allor-nev-at-iaw authorized to practice in the State of New Jersey regulating and operating the Camden Counly Park Commission. This contract is also awarded for services to bt performed by a person authorized by law to practice as a recognized professional which would nol permit obtaining competitive bidding by reason of the ethical standards applied to the Profession for Ihe practice of law. 3. Thai a copy of this Resolution shall be published Ihe Camden Courier Post as required by Law with ten (10) davs of the passage. DAVID L.

EN ELLA President EUGENE W.POLANSKI Secretary Adopted June 1984 ENTERTAINERS I. Too Cats Disc Jockey's Jim Ferguson J. Clayton West 4 Suburban Wives Club 5. Rutgers Festival Orches- a. Waller Jay I His Orchestra 7 Hegeman Siring Band I.

Lower Camden County Regional High School Ken Tucker Sweet Cac- "1o. Tommy Darro Band II. Royal Hawaiian Fruit-gum Band 12. Guv Lomberdo Orchestra (84.000.) 13. Palmyra String Band 14 Anthony Maldonado ft His Orcheslra 15.

Marcia Hyland Dancers 14 Cherry Hill Chapter SPEBSOSA (Pine Barons Barbershop Chorus) 17. Harrowgale String Band 18. Living Waters ZOE 19. Village Dance Studio 20. Al Raymond and His Bid Band 21.

Nate Zauber Senior Citizen Nighl, Miss N.J. Variety Show 22. Phil Giordano Jazt Orchestra 23. Garden Stale String Band 24. John Moran 55.

Jim Albertson 26. Ed Henderson 27. Pete Nasuli Zaopo Company. 28 George Fenson Zappo (Co. 29 Joe Candeiora Fabulous Fable Factory.

30. Dave Lvle. 31. Gary Strundus Debbie Lawton. 32.

Glassboro Summer Theater. 33. 0 Zaooo. 34 Arthur Lucha Oatmeal 8, Marigold. 35.

Lorenzo Gagne. 36. Larry Vaksman The Amazing Larry Vee Banto Joe 37. Banio Joe The Amazing Larry Vee -Banio Joe 38 M. J.

Puppets 3' 19 sarah Orleans (4630) (S83.16) NOTICE OF ORDER TO ANSWER SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERYDIVISION CAMDEN COUNTY POCKET NO M- 14942-83 Michael James Vaughn, Defendant. By order of the Superior Court wherein April I. Vaughn is plaintiff and you are defendant, you are required to answer Ihe piainiift's complaint on or be'ort ihe 30th Cav of July, 1984 by serving it on Camden Regional Legal Services, S30 Cooper Street Camden, New Jersey and tiling it with proof of service in duplicate with Ihe Clerk of Ihe Superior Court, State House Annex, Trenlon. New Jersey 08625. II you tail lo answer, an appropriate iudgment shall be rendered against you.

The purpose ol this action is lo obtain a divorce. Camden Regional Legal Services, Inc Attorney for Plaintiff MARCIA SOAST, Esquire (46)5) (S25 20) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids wiU be received and Publicly opened in Ihe Executive Offices of Ihe New Jersey xpressway Aulhorily. Farley Service Plaza, P. 2) 4 on Ihe Atlantic City Expressway on: Date: July 11, 1984. Time: 10:30 a.m.

For Ihe purchase and Installation ot 'Electronic Telephone Systems' al various locations on Ihe Atlantic City Expressway. Proposals shall include all costs for fhe systems (as specified In detail in bid package), including key service control units, power supply units, electronic key telephones, cable, hardware and labor. Detailed specifications, bidding instructions and bid lorms may be obtained at the ecu-live Offices on any normal work day prior lo day ol bidding Sealed bids must be accompanied by a bid bond or cerhtied check eoual lo 10 ol the total amount bid. Bids must be returned on Ihe lorms provided Bidders are required lo comply with Ihe reauiremenis of PL. 127 Affirmative Action Regulations, 7,1914 (S12 94) CHAKlfcS OWENS Operations Manaoer (4613) (S777) PUBLICATION NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION CAMDEN COUNTY DOCKET NO M-0733I-M CIVIL ACTION Lenore Jenkins, Plaintiff, vs.

Kenneth Eugene Jenkins, Delendanf. The plaintiff having filed her Complaint lor divorce in me above cause and Ihe Court having determined thai personal service ol process upon the defendant in accordance with Court Rules Should nol be required: ll is on mis 30th day of May, 1984 on Motion bv B'ian S. OMamev, Esquire, attorney lor piamlift, Ordered thai the said aosenl dependent answer Ihe plaintiff's Complaint by serving upon Brian O'Mai-lev. Esquire, attorney lor plaintiff, an Answer lo the Complaint on or before me 30th day of July, 184 and Me his Answer and proot of service duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court, Richard Hughes Justice Complex, CN 971, Trenton, New Jersey accordance with the rules ot civil procedure and In default thereof such Judgment may be rendered egamsl him as the Court shall Ihink equitable and kill The purpose of this lawsuit is to obtain a Judgment of Divorce Jones, Manev 1 Lundquisl BKIANS. RiANS 6'MALLEY tSQUire Dated June 1, 1984 (4606) (S3S7I) wm for site Locust Grove Re-Advertisement for Bids lindfnwold borough Notice is Hereby given that jeaied bids entitled: Removal and Disposition of Dry Sludge from Lindenwold Sewage Treatment Plan! win be received bv me Lindenwold Borough Municipal uli-lies Au'horiiy.

2115 S. Whilg Horse Pe. Lindenwold. NX until 8 00 PM pnva.img tune on July 2.1984 Copies of me Seetilications re on fue at me office of me Lmdenwoid Borough Municipal UiU'iies Authority and may be examined during normal business hours al th.s kKaion. They may be purchased uoon payment of it lor each set, no Par) of which wit be refunded.

W4 JW1. 1H4 JAMtl McCAFFERTY Chairman DOPOTMV A SFWTEH Whim Board (46'4I (845 J4) WATSON Board (S8 58) NOTICES poses of mt election ordered in this writ. Givei iven under my hand and me Great Seal of me State of New Jersey, this eighteenth day of April, In Ihe Year ot Our Lord one thousand nine hundred eithty-lour. and In Ihe Independence of ihe United States me two hundred and ninth year. THOMAS H.KEAN Governor By the Governor ALVIN S.FELZENBERG Acting Secretary ot Slate (Mil) (S570 74) SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY LAW DIVISION CAMDEN COUNTY DOCKET NO L-001395-84 CIVIL ACTION FINAL JUDGMENT In the Matter ol the Application of William Lawrence Kryszczak, individually and St naiural father and uerdian Ad Litem of William Lawrence Kryszczak, II, a minor, and Margaret Krystczak, his wile, for Leave lo Assume the Names of William Lawrence Kryzak, William Lawrence Kryiak, II, and Margaret Kryiak, respectively.

This Matter being brought before the Court by Rudolph J. Ovecka, attorney lor plaintiffs William Lawrence Kryszczak individually and as natural lather and Guardian Ad Litem ot William Lawrence Krysiciak, II, a minor, and Margaret Kryszczak, by duly verified complaint lor a judgment authorizing them to assume the surname Kryzak, and il appearing lo Ihe Court thai they have complied with the provisions ol N.J.S.A. JA SI-1 el end 47J, and the Court being satisfied that there are no reasonable obtec-lions thereto; II Is on this HI day of June, 19(4, Adiuoed that William Lawrence Kryszczak, date of birth June 27, 1949; William Lawrence Kryszczak, II. date ol birth March 27, 1975; and Margaret Kryszczak, date ol birth November 17. 1949, be and hereby are authorized to assume Ihe names William Lawrence Kryiak, William Lawrenc Kryzak, II, and Margaret Kryiak, Irom and alter fhe 30th day ot June, 1984, and that within 20 days hereby, said plaintiffs shall cause a copy ol this iudgment lo be published once in the Courier Post Newspaper, a newspaper printed in the County ol Camden, New Jersey, and within 45 days after entry ol iudgment, they tile this iudgment and an affidavit of publication with the Clerk of the Court and cause a certified copy ol Ihe kidgment lo be died with the Secretary of iiaia IARRYM.

WEINBERG (4408) (SS1 12) NOTICE Notice is Hereby given thai the Annual Meeting of Ihe members of The Progressive Building and Loan Association ol Wmsiow Township will be held on Friday, June IS, 1984 at 1 30 P.M. located at Ihe Cedar Brook Plata, Route 73, Cedar Brook, New Jersey. The purpose ot said meeting shall be lor Ihe election of Directors and the transaction of any other business which may properly be brought before such meeting. JOSEPH IUUCCI Secretary (4513) (S9576) NOTICE Notice Is Hereby given to aH Interested parlies that Robert L. Gilbert.

TA R. Gilbert Light Hauling, 1 West Pearl Street, Burlington, N.J. 08016. has filed an application with the of Public Utility ommissioners in accordance with the Solid Waste Utility Control Act ol 1970 for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to engage in the business ol the collection of Solid Waste Collection (Residential 1 Commercial) in Burlington County, Camden County, and Mercer Counly. Docket No.

ft 12-1061. Obiections In writing to ine issuance of me Certificate applied lor must be filed wiih the aforementioned Board at on this aulo bated: June (4611) The Municipal Notice ol Budget lor Ending Public Notice thai al 1 00 lime Of Julyvl84 office. 2115 Lindenwold, hearing wit budget Of whh budget year ending budget having passed on ihe Municipal Lindenwold Borough Utilities Authority Public Hearing on Ihe Fiscal Year July 31, 1985 is hereby given o'clock prevailing on Ihe second day at Ihe Authority's White Horse Pike, J. a Public be held on the Ihe said Authorilv is lor Ihe fiscal Jury 1985, the been previously the first reading by Lindenyrold Borough Utilities Authority al meeting held on June 4, 1984. Al this public hearing any bondholder or his agent, or attorney may appear and will be given Ihe opportunity lo be heard.

Ihe Lindenwold Borough Municipal Utilities Aulhorily. James McCAFFERTY Chairman Attest: JAMES DOUGHERTY Secretary Oa'ed June, 1914 (4617) (S67.32) toi commerce street, New a'k, New Jersey 07102, within thirty (30) days of Ihe dale of this notice. (4WV) (S67 64) NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED The Counly ot Camden has awarded a contract without competitive bidding as a professional service pursuant to JSA. 40A ll-J (I) (a). This contract and the resolution authorizing it are available lor fiuO'ic mspeciion in ihe on ice of he Clerk of the Board of Chosen Freeholders.

Awarded lo; Frederick W. Jaoo.Jr. Services: Developing Sl'de Presentation on the CCAFL Program. Jime Period To Completion, ost 00. (4676) (S13 20) CUSTOMER SERVICE Please Take Notice mat, on June 19 1984, at 9 00 AM, we win sen al our office, 110 Kings Highway East, Haddonlieid, one 1913 Nissan Sentra, serial number JNlHB12S3OU038714, which has been repossesed by reason ol default ol a certain security ag'eement dated January 20, 1983, Said venicle may be Si inspected and bd lorms obtained at Charlie's, 711 Route 130, Gloucester City.

prior lo dale ol sale. M'dLantic National Bank South reserves Ihe right lo bd at ins sew. (4S49) (S136I) CONTltrlffwAROED The Counly ot Camden has awarded a contract without competitive bidding as a professional service pursuant to NJSA 40A II-J (I) (a) this contract and the resolution authorizing it are available lor fiubtic inspection in the oM ce of he Clerk of the Board ot Chosen Freeholders. Awarded lo: Community Heeiih and Nursing Services. Jervnes: Amending contract to provide tor additional ViS'tS Time Period: To December 11, 1984, Cost st.nootx (4674) (SI4 52) Ptease be advised thai me Depiford Township Planning Board win ho'd a special meeting on June 13, I9S4 at 700PM.

at 1011 Cooper Street the HEARING AID SALE Offer Ends June 30, 1984 GENERIC ALL-IN-THE EAR HEARING AID Why pay more? Priced by Brand Names $589 Municipal Bunding Themeeti meeting ptan lor Associates LAN Planning OLYN 0 tm ftnumuM SS mm secretary (4410) GENERIC CUSTOM It you are calling from one of these phone exchanges: 234 354 429 488 590 667 764 786 858 962 235 365 456 541 662 742 772 795 931 963 338 424 461 546 663 755 778 829 933 964 342 428 482 547 665 757 779 854 939 966 Call 662-4700 NOTIf OF Ctntric Prict $295 With this Ad PROPOSAL Notice Is Hereby given Ihjt sealed win be received fhe Purchasing Bole Administration Bidg, Gnt-boro Stale Coiieoe. Glanooro, New Jersey 080,1 unM 200 on June 25. 1S4 and w. be putHKiv opened and read immed aieiy mereelttr tor Ihe foHowing Game Room Eauipmenl lor Student Center Game Room. ocers must romoty PL WS, and prevailing Wage Act Chapter 150 Laws of Soecificaiions ed me forms may be obtained during n.e nkks tt a 4 A In ihe 0'Ce, Administ'e'ion ig Gsthoro S'aie Cooe, anoort, New Jersey I (4.W SM4! PUBLIC MEETING The New Jersey Depart' ment of Defense wi hold an Architect and Engineer (A El Board Vpting on Thursday, June 14, 194 el 9 Mam, aim New Jersey Department ot Defense Hadjurters Buying.

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