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Asbury Park PressWed. June 2, 1982 A19 Obituaries FRED 'FRITZY CONROY ISLAND HEIGHTS Fred "Fritzy" Conroy, a serviceman for a wood products company, died Monday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. Mr. Conroy, 57, was born and lived most of his life in Kearny. He moved here years ago.

He worked for Excel Wood Products in Lakewood for 14 years. He was a member of the Island Heights Volunteer Fire Co. and Chapter 50, Disabled American Veterans, Lakewood. Surviving are his wife, the former LILLIAN GALLAGHER MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP Lillian Gallagher, a retired telephone solicitor, died Monday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River! Mrs. Gallagher, 78, was born in New Britain, Conn, and lived in North Merrick, N.Y.

before moving here five years ago. She was a member of St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Brick Township. She was also a member of the American Association of Retired Persons and the Cancer Dressing Club of Leisure Village West. Surviving are her husband, William JULIUS C.

AGRO DOVER TOWNSHIP Julius C. Agro, a retired drug company employee, died Monday at Point Pleasant Hospital. Mr. Agro, 55, was born in Palisades Park, and lived most of his life in Jersey City before moving here five years ago. He was employed at Block Drug Company of Jersey City for 26 years.

He was the director of inventory control when he retired six years ago. He was a World War II Army veteran. He was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose, Point Pleasant, and a communicant of St. Justin's Roman Catholic Church, here. Births Riverview Hospital Red Bank Barbara and William Melka, Atlantic Highlands, a girl.

Friday. Aree and Nolan Horton, Eatontown, a boy, Saturday. Frances and Frank Butler, Mlddletown Township, twin boys. Saturday. Virginia and Frank Vanore.

Middletown Township, a girl. Saturday Roxanne and Curtis Semanson. Middle-town Township, a boy. Saturday. Raeann and James Kennedy, Matawan.

a girl. Sunday. Mary and Robert Patterson. Holmdel Township, a boy, Sunday. Lorna and John Burns, Middletown Township, a girl, Sunday.

Catherine and Kevin Graham. Keyport. a boy, Sunday. Diane and Mark Chersavani. Middletown Township, a boy, Sunday.

Gillian and Charles Schwarz, RUrnson. a girl, yesterday. Donna and Anthony Bumbico, Middletown Township, a boy, yesterday. Janet and Gerard Logan, Matawan, a girl, yesterday. Ella and Timothy Calhoun, Red Bank, a girl, yesterday.

Point Pleasant Hospital Mark and Susan Neuwirth, Wall Township, Thursday, a boy. Robert and Beverly LaPolla, Waretown, Thursday, a boy. Wesley and JoAnn Gale. Brick Township, Friday, a girl. Douglas and Nancy Michell, Freehold, Friday, a girl.

Glenn and Charlotte Rosenthal, Howell Township. Friday, a girl. Alvaro and Carol Romao, Brick Township, Saturday, a boy. James and Regina Mulholland, Wall Township, Saturday, a boy. Gerald and Deborah Grappo, Lacey Township, Sunday, a boy.

James and Eleanor Dunn, Point Pleasant Beach, Sunday, a girl. Timothy and Eva Lynn Duffy, West Belmar, Sunday, a boy. Randy and Marrisa Brower, Brick Township, Sunday, a girl. Norman and Eleanor Malo, Brick Township, Sunday, a girl. Robert and Mary Lou Falber, Lakewood, Monday, a girl.

Alan and Donna Dunn. Bnelle, Monday, a girl. Freehold Area Hospital Freehold Township Jack and Brenda Lazara, Howell Township, May 8. a girl. Jill and James Norton, Brick Township, May 24.

a boy. Ramon and Elizabeth Lopez, Howell Township, May 25, a boy. James and Sharon Barkalow, Freehold, May 25, a boy. Robert and Carolyn Buck, Freehold, May 25, a girl. Mike and Martha Conway, Freehold Township, May 25, a girl.

Edward and Freehold, May 26, a boy. Glen and Jeri Fogel, Aberdeen Township, Thursday, a girl. Michael and Ann Romano, Freehold, Thursday, a girl. Kenneth and Lynn Errickson, Freehold Township, Thursday, a girl. Susan and Harvey Cartmell, Aberdeen Township, Friday, a boy.

Garry W. and Catherine E. Rice, Middle-town Township, Saturday, a girl. Wendy and Michael Beauchemin, Jackson Township, Monday, a boy. In Jersey City, he was a member of the Greenville Babe Ruth League, the College Little League, and the Boy Scouts Troop 50.

Surviving are his wife, the former Jean Greco; two sons, Michael, Jersey City, and James, Ocean Township; two brothers, Vincent, New York, and Alfonso, Hollywood, and a sister, Mary Carallo, Rosedale, N.Y. The Silverton Memorial Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. JOSEPH L. FARANDA LONG BRANCH Joseph L. Faranda, a retired bartender, died yesterday at Monmouth Medical Center.

Mr. Faranda, 54, of Reid Street, was born in Hoboken and lived in North Bergen before moving here six years ago. He retired eight years ago. Surviving are his wife, the former Ger-maine Tolerico; three daughters, Linda, Debra and Kim, at home; his mother, Con-cetta, Jersey City; three brothers, Salva-tore, Anthony and John, North Bergen; and two sisters, Grace- Tesoro, Dover Township, and Mildred, Jersey City. The Damiano Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

FLORENCE L. BLACK WELL HAMILTON TOWNSHIP Florence L. Blackwell, whose daughter lives in Point Pleasant, died Monday at the Clairmont Nursing Home, Point Pleasant. Mrs. Blackwell was 88.

She was born in Camden and lived in Hamilton Township, outside of Trenton, most of her life. She was the widow of Harold W. Black-well, who died in 1975. Surviving are a son, Clifford here; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Stockham, Spokane, and Mrs.

William G. Ast-bury, Point Pleasant; 10 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. The Saul Memorial Home, Trenton, is in charge of arrangements. SADIE A. THORPE MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Sadie A.

Thorpe, Leonardville Road, Belford, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Mrs. Thorpe, 70, was born here and was a lifelong resident. She was a member of the United Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, Ralph; a daughter, Joan Muller, Eatontown; a sister, Mae Ballwics, Holmdel Township; and a grandson.

The Scott Funeral Home, Belford, is in charge of arrangements. a son, Bruce Mount Olive Township; two brothers, Oscar Larsen of Florida and Axel Larsen of Virginia, and three grandsons. The Van Hise Callagan Funeral Home, Brick Township, is in charge of arrangements. JEAN ELNORA VANDERMARK WEST LONG BRANCH Jean Elnora Vandermark, a housing authority manager, died Monday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mrs.

Vandermarke was born, in Nan-ticoke, Pa. and lived in Burlington before moving here 33 years ago. She was employed by the Long Branch Housing Authority since the time when the Woodrow Wilson Complex, the Chester A. Arthur Home, Hobart Manor and Kennedy Towers were built. She was cashier-bookkeeper and manager of Hobart Manor and Chester A.

Arthur Housing. Mrs. Vandermark was a member of Old First United Methodist Church, and the C.K. Swartz Circle of the United Methodist Women's She was a founding member and organizer of the Chester Arthur Senior Citizens and coordinator and charter member of the Kennedy Towers Senior Citizens Club. Mrs.

Vandermark graduated from the Wyoming Seminary Business School, Kingston, Pa. Surviving are her husband, Paul a son, Paul here; a daughter, Mrs. David Lomet, Yorktown Heights, N.Y.; a sister, Ruth Middleton, Long Branch; and four grandchildren. The Flock Funeral Home, Long Branch, is in charge of arrangements. HARRY I.

BRANSON JR. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Harry I. Branson a retired commercial fisherman, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. He was 84. Mr.

Branson, who lived on Compton Street in Belford, was a lifelong resident of the township. He retired in 1976. Mr. Branson was a member of the Pleasant Plains Gun Club. A son, Thomas was killed in action in World War TJ.

Surviving are his wife, the former Olive Sherman; three sons, Frank and Harry HI, here, and Charles, Keansburg; three daughters, Lillian Tanski, Keyport; Dorothy Tanski, Keansburg, and Barbara Lewallen, here; a brother Clinton, Red Bank; 25 grandchildren and 31 greatgrandchildren. The Scott Funeral Home, Belford, is in charge of arrangements. CARESSA NEALY Federal court puts leash on: dope sniffing The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS Dogs trained tp smell out dope may sniff cars and lockers at a public school, but it is unconstitutional to have them make sniff searches of students, a federal appeals court said yesterday. -The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling came in an appeal filed for three students at Goose Creek Independent School District at Baytown, Texas, near Houston.

"We don't necessarily make sniff, searches of students, so it came out OK for us," said Rick Newman, owner of ties Associates International Inc. in Hons-, ton. The company provides 60 school districts in Texas with dog trained to alert handlers to the presence of any one of some 60 substances. The appeals court decision reversed ruling by U.S. District Judge Robert O'C-onor Jr.

of Houston, who had held that it was not unreasonable to sniff-search lockers, cars, pockets, purses and outer ments. He said the program subjects stu-j dents to minimal intrusion, humiliation and fear and thus does not violate due process. In rejecting the sniff -search of dents, the 5th circuit said, "The Constitution does not permit good intentions to--justify objectively outrageous intrusions on, student privacy." The judge also had refused to certify the suit as a class action case, with the. outcome applying to the 15,400 students in the district. The 5th circuit ordered him to certify the class.

In sending the case back, the 5th cir- cuit included directions that he grant an; injunction against sniff-searches of students. O'Conor also was directed to hold a trial on whether the dogs are actually reliable detectors. The suit contends that even if a dog. gives an "alert" while sniffing a car of locker, dog noses are too erratic to provide-sufficiently strong basis to warrant a further search. Robert Horton, as next friend, filed the suit for Robby Horton, Heather Horton and Sandra Sanchez.

"The named plaintiffs were all subject--. ed to the sniffing of the canine drug detectors," the decision said. "Two of them', Robby Horton and Sandra Sanchez, trig- gered alerts. School officials questioned Sandra, took her purse, and searched it without her consent. They found a small bottle of perfume, which they returned to her.

Robby was asked to empty his pockets, which he did. When nothing incriminating was found, the school officials, searched his socks and lower pants legs but again found no contraband." Under the program, dogs are taken to schools on a random and schedule. They sniff student lockers and cars and also go into classrooms, on" leashes, to sniff students. make sure you see them. The Reflector Safety Kit.

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Giberson, a retired bakery products salesman, died Monday at Monmouth Medical-Center, Long Branch. Mr. Giberson, 72, was born in Riverside Township in Burlington County and lived in Neptune City before moving here a year ago. He was a self-employed salesman for 15 years, retiring in 1977. Surviving are five sons, William, Saltil-10, Mexico; Donald, Bordentown; Dennis, here; Scott, Neptune, and Howard Gould, Sayreville; a daughter, Mrs.

Paul Hayes, Brick Township; four sisters, Anne Levin, Philadelphia; Sallie Heitz, Edwards Air Force Base, Jean Froelick, Willing-boro Township, and Bertha Draper, Riverside; 11 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. The Robert A. Braun Home for Funerals, Eatontown, is in charge of arrangements. MARY BURNS TINTON FALLS Mary Burns, 82, died Sunday, at home. Burns was born in Elizabeth and lived in the Shore area for 30 years.

She was a communicant of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Elizabeth. Her husband Frank, died many years ago. Surviving are a brother, Frederick Ko-lick, Lakehurst; and two nieces, Irene Dusenberry, Lakehurst and Dolores Williams, Neptune. The Francioni, Taylor Lopez Funeral Home, Neptune, is in charge of arrangements.

HAZEL C. MARKS WALL TOWNSHIP Hazel C. Marks, 84, of Belmar Boulevard, died yesterday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Mrs. Marks was born in Newton in Sussex County and resided in East Orange before moving here permanently in 1963.

She had vacationed here since 1942. Her husband, John, died in 1975. She is survived by a nephew, William J. Auch, here. The Johnson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Services AGRO Julius Cr of Torn Rlvr, on May 31. Beloved husband of Jean (nee Greco). Devoted father of Michael and James. Brother of Vincent, Alfonso, and Mrs. Mary CarraUo.

Funeral from the Sltverton Memorial Funeral Home. 2482 Church Rd Toms River, 9 am, St. Justin's R.C Church, 10 am. Entombment, Ocean County Memorial Park. Visiting Wed, and Thurs.

2-4 and 7-9 p.m. ALSTON George, age 64, 24 RockweM Ave, Long Branch, on May 20, 1982. Funeral services Thurs, 10:30 am. at the Cofer Memorial Home, 240 Shrewsbury Ave, Red Bank. Interment at Whlterldge Cemetery, Eatontown.

Visitation at the funeral home. Wed, 7-9 am. BURNS Mary, on May 27, 1982, age 82. Dear sister of Frederick KoHch, aunt of Dolores Williams, and Irene Dusenberry. The graveside service Thursday, June 3, at the Hamilton Cemetery, Neptune, at 10 am.

There ore no calling hours. The ay tor Lopei Funeral Home In Neptune, Is In charge of amjngments. CATALANO Frances, of Fourth Ave, Belmar, on May 30, 1982. Beloved wife of the late Anthony, mother of James Gene, Louis, the kite Sam and Mario Cotakmo. Funeral Thurs, 9:30 am, from the ReWy Funeral Home, Eighth Ave.

and St, Belmar. moss or uwistian butki iu am, nose k.u Church. Interment, St. Catharine's Cemetery. Visiting Tues, 7-9, Wed, 2-4 and 7-9 am.

Rosary 8 p.m. Wed. Donations to St. Rose R.C Church would be appreciated. FARANDA Joseph age 54, of Long Branch, on June 1, 1982 at the Monmouth Medical Center.

Funeral Frl, June 4, 8 am. from the Damkmo Funeral Home, corner of 3rd and Franklin Aves, Long Branch. Mass of Christian BuriaL 9 am. at the Holy Trinity R.C Church. Interment, Woodbine Cemetery, Oceanport.

Friends may cad at the funeral home. Wed, 7-9 p.m, Thurs, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. GALLAGHER Lillian, age 78, of Edinburgh Lane, Lakehurst, N.J. on May 31, 1982. Beloved wife of William.

Devoted mother of Bruce. Fond sister of Oscar and Axel Larsen. Grandmother of 3. Memorial Funeral Services to be held on Saturday, June 5 at the St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Brick Town at 2:30 am.

Cremcrtton private. Van Hise CaHagon Funeral Home, Brick Town Is In charge of arrangements. HIGGINS Laura (nee EngesserV of Jersey Qty, on Sunday, May 30, age 90. Wife of the late James A. Devoted mother of Bern ice Schknser of Middle-town and Kenneth of Hack em town.

Loving grandmother of 11 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchll-dren. Relatives, friends are kindly Invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday June 2 at 9 am. from the Leber Funeral Home, Kennedy Blvd corner of 20th St, Union City. Then to St. Paul of the Cross RC Church, Jersey City, where a 10 am.

funeral mass wlH be offered. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mlddletown, N.J. MARKS Hazel of Belmar Blvd, Wall, N.J. on June 1, 1982, age 84.

Beloved Wife of the Late John. Aunt of William J. Auch. Funeral services Frl, June 4, 10:30 am. from the Johnson Funeral Home, Hwy.

38, Wall. Interment Adeiphia Cemetery, Howell Twp. Relatives friends are invited to call at the funeral home Thurs, 2-4 7-9 p.m. RAJOPPI Sodye Marotta RaloppL on Mon, May 31st, 1982, of MlNburn, NJ. Beloved wife of Michael J.

Ratoppt, Dear Sister of Joseph R. Marotta of BrteMe. Also survived by numerous nieces nephews, Reiatrves and friends are invited to attend the Funeral from THE JACOB A. HOLLE FUNERAL HOME, 2122 MlNburn Ave, Mapiewood, on Fn, June 4th, at 8:45 am. Thense to St.

Joseph's Church, Maptewooa, where a Funeral Mass wlH be offered at 9:45 am. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington, Visiting hours Weds. Thurs, 2-4 7-9pm SANCHEZ Julia M. (Mommy), age 72, of Stratford Ave, Neptune, on May 30. Beloved mother of Mrs.

Gloria Williams. Daughter of Mrs. Louisa Sanchez. Sister of Mrs. Elver a Davis.

Grandmother of two. Greaf-grandmather of two. Aunt of Sammy Davis Jr. The Funeral Mass Fri, 10:30 am. from St.

Peter Clover R.C Church. Fr. Augustus Langencamp offtc Interment, Monmouth Memorial Park. Friends Invited to call at the Jackson Funeral Home, Thurs, 5-9 p-m. Recitation of Rosary, 8 p.m.

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Mr. Marpet, 69, of Amberly Drive, was born in New York and lived in Brooklyn before moving to Covered Bridge four years ago. He was a member of the Freehold Area Hospital Auxiliary; president of the Camera Club, Covered Bridge; a member of the Concerned Citizens of Covered Bridge, and a volunteer at Marlboro Psychiatric Center. Surviving are his wife, the former Minnie Finkelstein; two daughters, Lynn Jay, Marlboro Township, and Cynthia Grey, Guilford, three brothers, Louis, Howard and Abraham, New York; a -sister, Susan Kleiman, in Florida, and four grandchildren. The Bloomfield-Cooper Funeral Chapel, Ocean Township, is in charge of arrangements.

LLOYD ILLSLEY BRADLEY BEACH Lloyd Illsley, a school crossing guard and boardwalk employee, died Monday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Mr. Illsley, 89, of Main Street, was born Newark and lived here 20 years. He was employed by the borough over years. His wife, the former Edyth Althen, died 1968.

Surviving are a daughter, Ruth Ryan, Naples, four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and one great-greatgrandchild. The Johnson Funeral Home, Wall Township, is in charge of arrangements. JANE D. GREENLEE DOVER TOWNSHIP Jane D. Greenlee, 66, of the Gardens of Pleasant Plains, died yesterday at Community Memorial Hospital.

She was born in Bronxville, N.Y. and lived in New York before moving here 12 years ago. Mrs. Greenlee was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Toms River, here, and its United Presbyterian Women's group. Surviving are her husband, Earl a son, Charles Franco, in New Mexico; a daughter, Barbara Mohr, DeVitt, Iowa; a brother, Holywell Dreyer, Sturbridge, and two grandchildren.

The Kedz Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. CHARLES W. BINN PLUMSTED TOWNSHIP Charles W. Binn, a landscapes died Sunday at Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold Township, from a gunshot wound received Sunday night. He was 25.

Mr. Binn, of East Millstream Road, was born in Lakewood and lived in Plumbed most of his life. Surviving are his mother, Clorice Binn, here; a brother Allen, here; two sisters, Margaret Jackson, Pemberton Township, and Phyllis Boone, here; and his maternal grandmother, Clorice Binn, here. The Tilghman Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. HENRY LENTOSKI MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Henry Lentoski, a retired delicatessen manager, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank.

Mr. Lentoski, 67, was born in Bloom-field and lived in Irvington before moving here 30 years ago. He resided on Main Street in Port Monmouth. He was employed 10 years with the former Two Guys department store, Middle-town, retiring five years ago. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Tiska; a son, John, Allentown; a brother, Charles, Fort Lauderdale, two sisters, Eleanor Searles and Lorraine DeliSanti, both in South Plainfield, and three grandchildren.

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