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Asbury Park PressSat. April 19, 1980 A19 Obituaries Rev. Hugh Farnsworth, rector for many years Thomas Q. Kinney; owned fuel company Emil Olszowy, 58; assemblyman, former Passaic city councilman Olszowy's honor on Monday, the next day the Legislature is in session. "Assemblyman Olszowy was a dedicated legislator and a fine man," said Gov.

Brendan T. Byrne in a prepared statement. "During his four years in the General Assembly, he made numerous contributions to the legislative process, to the citizens of his district and the people of New-Jersey." "He was known as a determined fighter for the people of his district and an honest and fair representative ot their needs," said Assembly Minority Leader James R. Hurley, R-Cumberland. Milton McKelvey; drove school bus DOVER TOWNSHIP Milton R.

McKelvey, who worked for 44 years as a school-bus driver and custodian for the Toms River school system, died yesterday at Community Memorial Hospital. He was 84. He was a lifelong resident here. Mr. McKelvey retired in 1966.

He had been a school-bus driver during his first 25 years with the school system, and a custodian for the remainder. He was a member of the Cedar Grove United Methodist Church, here, and served as a trustee for many years. He had been a of the former Pleasant Plains Methodist Church. He had been an advisor to the Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship, and was its pianist. Mr.

McKelvey served with the Armjr In France during World War I. His wife, the former Rita V. Clayton, died in 1979. 'Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Blanche Tice, here, and several nieces and nephews.

The Anderson Campbell Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Arthur Del Pizzo, 66; POINT PLEASANT BEACH The Rev. Hugh McLellan Farnsworth, who served as rector ot St. Mary's by the Sea Episcopal Church, here, for 29 years, died yesterday at the Evergreen Episcopal Home for the Aged, Moorestown. He was 76 and had lived at 2235 Oriole Way.

He was born in Portland, Maine. The Rev. Farnsworth became rector of St. Mary's by the Sea in 1944 and retired in 1973. Earlier, he had served as rector at St.

'John's Church, Cornwall, N.Y., and All Saints Church, Henry Street, New York. He held associate pastorates in Rahway and Maplewood. The Rev. Farnsworth received a bachelor's degree from the University of New Hampshire and a master's degree in Divinity from General Theological Seminary, New York, and was ordained deacon in 1933 at the Church of the Redemption, Philadelphia. His wife, Eledy Dankel Farnsworth, died in 1978.

Surviving is a son, Peter, here. The Van Hise Callagan Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. F.R. Holman retired schoolteacher OCEAN TOWNSHIP Jean S.

Holman, who taught In the Neptune and Manasquan school systems before retiring, died yesterday at Jersey Shore Medical Center. She was 73 and lived on Edgewood Avenue. She was born in South Amboy and moved here in her youth. Mrs. Holman was a graduate of Barnard College.

She received a master's degree from Columbia University. She was past president of the Asbury Park Woman's Gub and the League of Women Voters, Asbury Park. Her husband, Frederick R. Holman died in 1968. Surviving Is a cousin, Mrs.

Clifford K. Miller, here, and four nieces. The Farry Memorial Home, Asbury Park, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. ERNA A.

SCHWAERZLI MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Erna A. Schwaerzli, a retired engineer's aide, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. She was 51. She was born in Germany, moved to Keyport in 1954 and lived there "until moving here 10 years ago. Mrs.

Schwaerzli retired 10 years ago after 17 years as an engineer's aide with the RCA Avenel, Woodbridge Township. She was a member of the Bayvtew Presbyterian Church, Cliffwood, Aberdeen Township. Surviving are her husband, Christopher, Sea Bright; a son, Joachim, Leucadia, a brother, Albert, and two sisters, Mrs. Martha Polzin and Miss Marie Ruehle, all West Germany, and a granddaughter. The John F.

Pfleger Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. ASSEMBLY OF GOD POINT PLEASANT Thomas Q. Kinney, who owned and operated a fuel company before retiring, died at his home Thursday, apparently the victim of murder. Police said Mr. Kinney died of asphyxiation, apparently during an attempted robbery at his home at 1709 Certainty Drive, Bay Head Shores.

He was 67. He was born in Ringoes, East Amwell Township, and lived in Finderne, Bridgewater Township, for 42 years before moving here. Before retiring in 1978, Mr. Kinney owned and operated the Kinney Coal Fuel Oil Bridgewater Township. He was a member of the N.J.

Fuel Oil Merchants Association. Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Czado, Hillsborough Township; two sons, Thomas, Woodbine, and Richard Bridgewater Township; five daughters, Mrs. Katherine Boegershausen, Bridgewater Township, Mrs. Joyce Ford, Neshanic, Hillsborough Township, Mrs. Barbara Kahora, Kendall Park, South Brunswick Township, Miss Rose marie Kinney, New York, and Miss Nancy Jo Kinney, St.

Petersburg, two brothers, George, Bridgewater Township, and Frank, Lebanon, and five grandchildren. The Bridgewater Funeral Home, Bridge-water Township, is in charge of arrangements. ALEXANDER STEEN WARETOWN Alexander Steen, a retired electrician, died yesterday at Southern Ocean County Hospital, Manahawkin, Stafford Township. He was 85. He was born in Russia and lived in Philadelphia before moving here in 1979.

Mr. Steen retired in 1970 after 30 years as an electrician for the Orinoka Mills, Philadelphia. He served as a merchant seaman during World War I. He was a member of Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Bayville, Berke- ley Township. His wife, Elizabeth Marron Steen, died April 9.

Surviving are two sons, Walter, here, and Leonard, Barrington, and nine grandchildren. The Riggs Funeral Home, Forked River, Lacey Township, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. SUSIE A. CAMPBELL ASBURY PARK Susie A.

Campbell, 99, of 926 Mattison died Thursday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. She was born in Mt. Laurel Township and lived in New York for 54 years before moving here in 1970. Mrs. Campbell was a member of Bethel AME Church, here, and Elizabeth Bunn Temple 677, IBPOE of Neptune.

She was a former member of the Abyssianian Baptist Church, New York. Her husband was the late Charles Campbell. Surviving are two nephews and nieces. The James H. Hunt Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements.

NON-DENOMINATIONAL LINCROFT BIBLE CHURCH 1209 W. Front St lincrott Rev. James H. Persons, Pastor 747-1231 Sunday 11 A.M. Bible school iu a.m.

Eve. Service 7 P.M. Wed. Service 7:30 P.M. Frl.

030 em. a 12:10 Mount Carmel PRESBYTERIAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8, 9, 10:30 a.m. of Aebury Park Dr.

Arthur S. Joice. Mmteter WORSHIP SERVICES 5 p.m. Church School and Mureery SCIENCE Every Sunday el the FIRST METHODIST CHUBCH Or and Ave. Aebury Psek Christ, Scientist FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 76 Wyckoff Road Eatontown, N.J.

Rev. Robert W. Reed, Pastor Services 9:30 llffl) UL Snda, SctMl 9:30 kM. Sun. School A.M.

Reading Room Bangs Ave. 11 u. ti 3:30 pjl First Presbyterian Church Tower Hill, Harding Road, Rod Bank Dr. Gerald 8. MMe, Senior Peator WORSHIP SERVICES 9 11 a.m.

Nursary A Church School 9 11A.M. DIAL-A-PRAYER 747-11(1 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LONG BRANCH Cedar at Hoey Avenue Long Branch, Rev. John K. Norrle, Pastor Sun. School ft30 Worship -105 SALVATION ARMY The Salvation Army 510 Grand Asbury Park ALWAYS A WARM WELCOME LUTHERAN See SERVICES for additional details on some obituaries.

William House, 76; former All-American MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP WILUam B. House, a retired professional engineer and former All-America football player, died yesterday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. He was 76 and lived at 28 Constitution Crestwood Village. He was born in Chicago and lived In New York, Washington, D.C., Louisville, and Scotch Plains before moving here in 1973. Mr.

House retired in 1974 after 10 years with the IGOE Steel Co. Newark. In 1926, during his'senlor year at Penn State, he was named tojhe All-America football team. He received an engineering degree at Penn State, where he was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. 5 Mr.

House was a member of the Touchdown Club, New York, and the Professional Engineers, Charleston, W.Va. He was a member and past master of Scotchwood Lodge 295, Scotch Plains, the Louisville Consistory, Kentucky, Crescent Temple, AAONMS, Trenton, and the Trowel Club of Crestwood Village, Mr. House was a life member of the Scotch Plains Lion Club and past district governor and past cabinet secretary-treasurer of District 16E, Lions International. He was past president and treasurer of Co-op Three and a member of the Bridge Club and the Bowling Gub, all Crestwood Village. Mr.

House was an Army veteran of World War n. He served as a major in the Adjutant General's office, Washington, D.C. Surviving are his, wife, the former Jean Malone; two sons, Richard, West Haven, and William New Albany, and seven grandchildren. The Anderson Campbell Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. i.

Joseph Hanisch, 81; retired plumber LONG BRANCH Joseph G. Hanisch, who owned a plumbing company before retiring, died yesterday at his home. He was 81. He was born in Asbury Park and was a lifelong resident of the Shore area. Before retiring In 1974, Mr.

Hanisch lowned the Joseph G. Hanisch here, for many years. Mr. Hanisch was a member of Oceanic Engine and Truck Co. 1, here, for 61 years.

He served as captain in 1922. He was a member of the Long Branch Fire Police and the state Exempt Firemens' Mr. Hanisch was a communicant of Our Lady Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church, here. Surviving are his wife, Viola Brand Ha-. rtlsch; a daughter, Mrs.

Thelma Hyndsman, here; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Helss, Hollis, N.Y., and Mrs. Florence Carroll, Middletown Township, two grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. The Damiano Funeral Home, here, Is in charge of arrangements. Services CAMPBELL su og ri Mottison Ave Asbury Parle on Apr 17.

Aunt of Carl Warren, Eleanor Rodgers, George and Edith Baker. Funeral services Sua p.m at Beth AM Church, Asbury Park, interment, Jacobs Chape! Cemetery, Mr. Laurel am Mon. Friends may ccst at the church Sun y9 can. Frat.

rites, 7 pm. Ihe Rev. iJP. Owens arficMrina. COLES Pave D.

IX of Eost Lawn Drive, Nep-, tune, on Asm 17, 19(0. Moved mother of Carole Truex and sister of Mabel Chotev. Funeral services In Ihe Francioni, Taylor A Lopel Funeral Home, 1300 loth and Atkins Aves Neptune, ot too p.m. Monday, April ai. interment, Monmouth Memonol Park.

Friends may cat Saturday, 79 p-m. and Sunday, 2-4 and 7-e p-m. CROSS Red Bank, N.J. on April 1, Merloni Herbert Cross, age SO. Widow of Elmer 6.

Cross. Funeral services Mon, April II, 10 am. ot me Buklad VcrdvlOe Memorlol Chapel, 30 Yardvllle-Allenlown Rd Yardvllle. Burial at Bowlew Cemetery, Leonardo. CoH- tag hours at Ihe chapel 3 5, Sun.

Donations may be made to the GrovevHIe Methodist Church. DELPIZZO Arthur, to. of Asbury Ave. Asbury Per, on Apr" II, l90. Beloved husband of Margaret.

Father of Mildred Florentlno and Eugene Stiles. Broth-. er of Rose LaRocco, Mildred Orosso, Tony OelPliio, Josephine Turlnese, Anno OelPIno, Tereso Cerchla and Frank Vlsone. Funeral from the Francioni, Taylor and Lopei Funeral Home, 704 7th Ave, Asbury Park, at MB am. Monday, April 21.

Funeral Moss at 10 am. at Our Lody of Ml. Carmel Church. Interment St. I Catharine's Cemetery.

Prayer services I p.m. Sunday. Friends may con Sot, and Sun. ond 74. FARNSWORTH Rev.

Hugh Mc Leilatv age 74, of J133 Oriole Way, Point Pleasant, N.J. on April Is. 1900. Beloved tother of Peter Frnsworth. A Requiem Euchorlst Moss win be sold ot St.

Mary's by the Sea Episcopal asurch on Tues. April at 11 am. by BlihopAieert Van Duier. Interment Atlantic View Cemetery, Manasquan, N.J. Friends may cat the Van Hlse 4, Cal logon Funeral Home, 111 Arnold Ave.

Point Pleasant, 7-9 p-m. Saturday and Sunday. HANISCH Joseph age II on Apm It 1980. AprTw. of lam.

from the Damiano Funeral Home. lS Third Ave. Long Branch of Christian Bund. 9 am. at Our Lody 'rSJS! R.C Church.

Interment, Woodbine Cernehsnj! Ocean-i port, visltotlon 1-4 and 7-9 m. on Sun. and Mon. Firemen's service 7J0 Mon. evening.

HOLMAN Funeral services tor Mrs. Jean S. Hot-TrS. Edgewood Ave. wanomoMO, who died Frt win be hew at the Parry Memorial Home, 403 3rd Ave.

April IW II. Interment wljtol-, low at Christ Church Cemetery, S. Amboy. IJrlendi may call ot Ihe funeral home on Sun. 4 and 7-9.

'HOLLYWOOD Emel of 111 Union Ave. i Tonjaror 17, WW. oge II. Mossof Christ burw Tues. 10:30 am.

from Star at the seo ka-Church, Long Branch. Friends may call t4 PJT? at the FtockFuneral Horr juekoad- way, Long Branch. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery, West Long Branch. AAATTIA Pasouole of NJL band of Concetto (nee Scarpello).

Father of Margaret Cuccato ondthe late Anthony Mattla Also survived by Monday, 9tU am. from Ihe Megaro Myrl2Jiom' 341 Rosevine Ave. Newark N.J. FuneraMass St. Francis xovier Church ot 10:11 am.

Visitation Sot. 4 Sun." 7-4 and 7-9 m. I MULVANEY James a. of Aury PotIli lor- merly of Newer. Beloved son of Ihe, late James J.

and Anno (nee Gelget) Rw ZlTt ty Invited to attend Ihe tuneral from the Bernauer Funeral Home, 1)3 Niagara street, Newark, on Mon-day, AprN 21 at I am. A Funeral Mas. better-ed In St. Benedict's Church at 9 jn. Interment at Holy Crose Cemetery.

Friends may col Sunday -4 ond 7-9 am. SCHULTZ Frederick I Oevoted father of Raymond Cwlwan, Dorothy Orm. .1 Frederick Schultl ond Janet rtheOEIW Iher ond Fec4graMf. Reposing at Ena Funeral Home, Vermont Ave. Hwv.

it, unrH Monday. 10:30 am. STASUIK Tonl Oorcy. OWTony and K-" SncJcroTsWX- sulk. Niece of Phitond kathrvn Shuk.

J' noon Mondoy, Church of Ihe TSwn wood him. Los Angeles, Crtitomla Forest Lawn The Associated Press TRENTON Emil Olszowy, a three-term Republican assemblyman from Passaic County, died yesterday of an apparent heart attack. He was 58. Mr. Olszowy had suffered a heart attack last year and was admitted to Passaic General Hospital on Tuesday, suffering general discomfort.

He was an lnsur-1 ance broker and vice president of the Manhattan Rubber Workers Union. Mr. Olszowy was ai Passaic City council man from 1971 to 1976. He was elected to the Assembly repre OLSZOWY senting the 34th district in 197S and re-elected in 1977 and 1979. Mr.

Olszowy was a Navy veteran of World War and served In the Army Reserve from 1947 to 1968, retiring as a major. He was a charter member and past commander of Rosol-Dul Memorial Post 359, American Legion. He was a graduate of New York University. Gov. Brendan T.

Byrne ordered the Statehouse flag flown at half mast in Mr. Arthur Wefelmeyer, real-estate broker HAZLET TOWNSHIP Arthur L. Wefelmeyer, a real-estate and insurance broker, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. He was 56 and lived at 75 Franklin West Keansburg. He was born in New York and moved here many years ago.

Mr. Wefelmeyer owned the Wefelmeyer Real Estate and Insurance Agency, Keansburg, for 26 years. He attended the Central Baptist Church, Atlantic Highlands. He was an Army veteran of World War and a member of the Disabled American Veterans, West Keansburg, and Post 76, American Legion, and Post 1953, Veterans of Foreign Wars, both Keansburg. Mr.

Wefelmeyer was a member of Caesa- rea Lodge 64, and the Royal Arch, both Keyport, the Scottish Rite of the Shrine, Trenton, the Field Council, Red Bank, the Amaranth, Fair Haven, and the White Shrine, Spring Lake. Surviving are his wife, Emmy Lou Guth-lein Wefelmeyer; a daughter, Miss Emmy Lou, at home; his father, Arthur Charles Wefelmeyer, Naples, and his mother, Beatrice Wefelmeyer, Keansburg. The Scott Funeral Home, Belford, Middletown Township, is In charge of arrange-; ments. WALTER SCHLICHTING SR. ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP Walter Schlichting a retired custodian, died Thursday at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel Township.

He was 74 and lived on West Concourse, Cliffwood Beach. He was born in Jersey City and lived In Laurence Harbor, Old Bridge Township, before moving here in 1968. Mr. Schlichting retired in 1962 after seven years as a custodian for the Old Bridge Township Board of Education. He was a member of the Aberdeen Township Senior Citizens Club, here, Surviving are his wife, Catherine McGowan Schlichting; a son, Walter East Brunswick Township; two stepsons, Thomas Houghtalin, Keyport, and Lawrence Houghtalin, Manchester Township; three daughters, Mrs.

Catherine Stalteri, Cheese-quake, Old Bridge Township, Mrs. Lorraine Houghtalin, New York, and Mrs. Geraldlne Quade, South River; a brother, Charles, Cranford, eight grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, is in charge of arrangements. MRS.

ELMER E. CROSS HAMILTON TOWNSHIP Miriam Herbert Cross, 80, of Groveville, died Thursday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. She was born in Rumson and had lived here for many years. Mrs. Cross was a member of the Groveville Methodist Church and a former member of the Oceanport Methodist Church.

Her husband was the late Elmer E. Cross. Surviving are a stepson, Franklin Cross, Rumson; a brother, Alfred A. Herbert, Little Silver; a niece, Mrs. Gertrude- Case, with whom she lived, and two step-grandchildren.

The Buklad Yardvllle Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements. MISS ESTHER SINGER ENGLISHTOWN Esther Singer, a retired bookkeeper, died Thursday at Middlesex General Hospital, New Brunswick. She was 67 and lived at Covered Bridge. She was born in New York and had lived in Forest Hills, N.Y. before moving here two years ago.

Before retiring, Miss Singer worked as a bookkeeper for Modern Age Sportswear New York. She was a member of Hadassah, the B'nai B'rith Women and ORT, all here. Surviving Is a nephew, Dr. Martin Rosen-stein, Marlboro Township. The Bloomfield-Cooper Funeral Chapel, Ocean Township, Is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. FA YE D. COLES NEPTUNE Faye D. Coles, 73, of East Lawn Drive, died Thursday at Jersey Shore Medical Center. She was born in Asbury Park and was a lifelong resident of the Shore area.

Mrs. Coles had worked as a waitress. She was a member ot Ballard United Methodist Church, Asbury Park, and Alleta Council 26, Degree of Pocahontas, Avon. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Carole Truex, here; a stepsister, Mabel Chafey, Point Pleasant, six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

The Francioni, Taylor 4 Lopez Funeral Home, here, is In charge of arrangements. 11 4 retired landscaper ASBURY PARK Arthur Del Pizzo, who owned a landscaping business before retiring, died yesterday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. He was 66 and lived on Asbury Avenue. He was a lifelong resident here. Before retiring in 1970, Mr.

Del Pizzo was co-owner of Del Pizzo Bros. Landscaping and owner of Carvel of Asbury Park. He was a communicant ot Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church and an Army veteran of World War n. Surviving are his wife, the former Margaret Grace; a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Florentlno, Ocean Township; a stepson, Eugene Stiles, here; a brother, Anthony Del Pizzo, here; a stepbrother, Frank Visone, Neptune; two sisters, Mrs.

Rose LaRocca, Garden City, N.Y., and Mrs. Mildred Grosso, here; three stepsisters, Mrs. Josephine Turlnese, Mrs. Anna Del Pizzo and Mrs. Theresa Cerchla, all here, and seven grandchildren.

The Francioni, Taylor Lopez Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. CHARLES SCHAETZLE IRVINGTON Charles Schaetzle, 80, died Thursday at Irvlngton General Hospital. He was born in Newark and lived there most of his life until moving here 17 years ago. Before retiring in 1962, Mr. Schaetzle worked for the Red Devil Tool Union.

He was also a musician for more than 40 years and was a member of the German Drama Club ot Irvlngton. Mr. Schaetzle was an Army veteran of World War II. His wife was the late Mae Denery Schaetzle. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Edna Ross bach, Manchester Township; two sisters, Miss Marie Schaetzle, Matawan, and Mrs. Elsie Gerding, Cliffwood Beach, Aberdeen Township, two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The Manchester Memorial Funeral Home, Whiting, Manchester Township, is in charge of arrangements. MISS RUTH ORPEN POINT PLEASANT Ruth Orpen, 76, of 330 Parker Road, died yesterday at Point Pleasant Hospital. She was born in New Brunswick and lived there until moving here 10 years ago.

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1 Sears The vacancy creates a chance tor the Democrats to increase their small 44-36 majority in the Assembly. In Mr. Olszowy's district, the other assemblyman, William J. Bate, and the senator, Joseph Hirkala, are both Democrats. To fill the vacancy, the Assembly must issue a writ of elections.

It could schedule either a special primary and election in the district, which would cost the state money, or include the seat in this November's elections. If the Assembly chooses a November election, which is likely, It would have to act soon to give candidates time to file for the June 3 primary. The filing deadline is Thursday. the Assembly waits until after Thursday, which is likely, the Democratic and Republican party organizations in Passaic County would nominate the candidates. MRS.

PAUL C. KREIGER LACEY TOWNSHIP Anna W. Kreiger, 82, of Sea Bright Road, Forked River, died yesterday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. She was born in New York and lived in Rutherford before moving here in 1965. Mrs.

Kreiger was a member of Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, Manahawkin, Stafford Township. She was a member of the Lady Guard, here, and a member and past matron of Bethlehem Chapter 40, Order of the Eastern Star, Barnegat Township. Surviving are her husband, Paul C. Kreiger; three sons, Charles, Des Plalnes, 111., William, Del Rio, Texas, and Julian, Plantation, four daughters, Mrs. Anne Cluss, Morristown, Mrs.

Rose Marie Greene, North Wildwood, Mrs. Elsie Mae Scherba, Woodbridge Township, and Mrs. Wilhelmina Martin, Bloomfield; a stepson, Richard Kreiger, Gifton; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Marie E. Wood, Hemlock Farms, and Mrs.

Eleanor Rambusek, Cresskill; four brothers, John Bohnert, New York, Henry Bohnert, Woodbridge Township, Fred Bohnert, West Palm Beach, and Robert Bohnert, Upper Montclair; a sister, Miss Marie Bohnert, Oakland, 17 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The Riggs Funeral Home, Forked River, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. KATHRYN A. TUNIS KEYPORT Kathryn.A.

Tunis, a retired machine operator, died yesterday at Bay-shore Community Hospital, Holmdel Township. She was 92 and lived at 155 Chingarora Ave. She was born in Old Bridge Township and lived in Matawan before moving here in 1915. Mrs. Tunis was a machine operator for the Maidenform Matawan, for many years before retiring.

Her husband, Charles S. Tunis, died in 1969. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Clara Sickles, Union Beach, and two grandchildren. The Bedle Funeral Home, here, Is in charge of arrangements.

VALERIANO GRAU ALICANTE, Spain Valeriano Grau, 88, died Sunday at his home. He was a lifelong resident here. Surviving are his wife, Gerertnidis Guer-ri Grau; a son, Juan, Matawan, N.J.; two daughters, Mrs. Laura G. Sirera, here, and Mrs.

Beatriz G. Chiriboga, Katonah, N.Y.; two brothers, Fernando and Alfonso, both here, and five grandchllden. Funeral services were held here. PASQUALE MATTLA BELMAR Pasquale Mattla, 88, died Thursday at the Red Bank Convalescent Home. He was born in Italy and lived in Newark before moving here many years ago.

Mr. Mattia was employed by the Verona Chemical Newark, before he retired In 1962. Surviving are his wife, the former Concetta Scarpeool; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Cuccolo, Westfield, tour grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. The Megaro Memorial Home, Newark, is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. LOUIE DE LAIR BERKELEY TOWNSHIP Marjorie R. DeLalr, 75, ot Holiday Gty, died yesterday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. She was born in Westfield and lived in Toledo, Ohio, before moving here 10 years "ago. Surviving are her husband, Louie, and two sisters, Mrs.

Irma Caserta, Dover Township, and Mrs. Lura Klein, Fords, Woodbridge Township. The Anderson A Campbell Funeral Home, Toms River, is in charge of The Room is open serve Third and at Mall NEED in CATHOLIC HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH Cor. 2nd Avt. Bond, Aibwy Park Rev.

John J. Meehan, Pastor Sat. Eve. 4 P.M. Only Suo.

8 Noon Confeeelona Sat Afternoons J-34S Glad Tidings Assembly of God 4012 Asbury As, ft Green Grove Tlnton Fella Pastor Gavin Mano Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Seeeey Services II tun. I 7 fM. Wei. IlUe Study 7 JO f-t.

Masses Mon. Calvary Lighthouse Our lady of (Lakewood Assembly of God) Roman Catholic Church Asbury Pine St. Asbury Park Rev. David L. Colella, O.S.S.T.

11H CIMtJ UN KIL, IXmM Sunday Worship at 8 A.M.. 1 1 A.M., 6:30 P.M. Bible Education 9:45 A.M. Wednesday: Bible Study, Youth Service 7 P.M. Sat.

Evenings 5 Choir Rehearsal 8:90 P.M. Sun. Masses 7, Thursday: Royal Rangers. Missionettes 7 P.M. Otto Dietrich.

Pastor 363-1239 12 noon 1st Assembly of God Church 800 Bay Toms River 9:45 Sunday School Sun. Service 11 7 P.M. Wed. Service 7 P.M. Wed.

Girls' Boys' Clubs Praise. CHRISTIAN First Church Grand Asbury of Fourth Park Prayer and Bible study p.m. Youth Service Friday 7:30 P.M. Nursery at all Services Sun. Service Wed.

Testimony 11 Meeting 8:00 EPISCOPAL Public 525 BAPTIST, INDEPENDENT Mm. tin Sat. Asbury Park's First Baptist Church 3rd and Grand Aves. Asbury Park Pastor Dave Unger 9:30 Bible School 10:45 a.m., 6 p.m. Service Wed.

7:30 P.M. Prayer Service Trinity Asbury Ave. Asbury Rev. L. Rev.

Paul Garden Restaurant to you. Floor Episcopal Church Grand Ave. Park Dudley Rapp Megtathery, Asst. Pastor '8 A.M. 10 A.M.

Eucharist Calvary Baptist Church 1309 Eetontown Boulevard Ocean port New Jeney Roland L. Miller. Pastor Sunday: Bible School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening Service 7:00 P.M.

Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer 7:30 P.M. St. lames', Eatontown St Broad St, eest of Bora Ma SAT. 5:30 M. Viol Eucharist SUN.

Eucharists 8 A.M. 10:00 AM. EPISCOPAL VISITATION The HI Re. Albert Vae Duzer Bishop ot New Jersey WED, 12:00 P.M. Eucharist THURS.

7-9 P.M., Fri. 9 P.M. Rummage Sale Abraham Straus Monmouth Faith Baptist Church 1200 Wickapecko Wanamassa Rev. Albert I. Dasburg Bible Study 9:30 a.m.

Service 10:45 a.m. Service 6:00 p.m. Wed. Service 7:30 p.m. ST.

JAMES CHURCH 300 Broadway, Long Branch SUNDAYS 8 A.M. LOW MASS 10:00 A.M. SUNG MASS SERMON AND CHURCH SCHOOL WEEKDAYS Tuesdays 7 00 a.m. LOW MASS Wednesday 9 30 a.m. LOW MASS Tha Rev.

Canon C.H. Osborn, Hector Brother Charles Mit2enius. CA. Asst. THE BAPTIST TABERNACLE ft Opp.

20th Ave, Beknar Robert W. Aumuettet, Peelor Sunder MMe School: fc4S A.M. Senlceec 1140 A. Ml 7:00 M. WecU Bible Study A Preyer 7 J0 tke Lord Jeeue CAWef FUEL ECONOMY? Our Diesels Have it! Stock Immediate Delivery Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Ocean Rd.

at Gowdy Pt. Pleasant Rev. Paul A. Voltko Services 8:15 11:00 Sunday School at 9:30 Acta WIT Trinity Baptist Church (In Fellowship with Conservative Baptists of America) -Sunday School 9:45 a.m. LUTHERAN Worship 11 am.

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