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Police said her vision might have been obstructed by frost on her windshield. Mitchell was not injured. Miss Ioannou was a 1975 honor graduate of the University of Delaware. She taught English and was a reading specialist. She is survived by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Michael H. Ioannou, and two brothers, John and Andrew, all of Northcrest. Services will be Monday afternoon at 1:30 at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 808 N. Broom St.

Friends may call Sunday night at the Chandler Funeral Home, 2506 Concord Pike, Sharp-ley. Burial will be in Silverbrook Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Building Fund. Norman K. Bennett MILF0RD Norman E.

Bennett, 49, of 104 N.W. 2nd Mil-ford, died yesterday in St. Francis Hospital, Wilmington, after a short illness. He was a laborer. Mr.

Bennett's wife, Evelyn, died in 1965. He is survived by two sons, Norman Jr. and Curtis, both at home; a daughter, Starr Ann, also at home, and a brother, Everett of Camden. Services will be Sunday afternoon at 2 at the Rogers Funeral Home, 301 Lakeview Mil-ford, where friends may call tomorrow evening. Burial will be in Lincoln Cemetery.

OTHER DEATHS Actress Virginia Payne, who for 27 years was the voice of "Ma Perkins" in the daily radio show which ended in 10, in Cincinnati, still keeping her age a secret. She as believed in her 70s. Retired Rear Adm. George Dufek, the first American to reach the South Pole, at the Bethesda Md. Naval Medical Center in Washington of cancer.

Dufek made his first trip to the polar regions in 1939 as navigator for Adm. Richard Byrd aboard the sailing ship Bear. He made history Oct. 31, 1956, as the first man to land a plane on the geographic South Pole. He was also the third person to set foot on the pole and the first American there.

Death Notices John M. Olanyk John M. Olanyk, 60, of 2601 Crossgate Drive, Crossgates, was dead on arrival at Delaware Division yesterday after suffering an apparent heart attack. He was a Sears, Roebuck Co. employe for 27 years and worked at the Prices Corner store.

Besides his wife, Dora he is survived by a daughter, JoAnn of Seattle, a son, Robert of Westerville, Ohio; four brothers, Thomas, Andrew, Harry and George, all of Massachusetts; five sisters, Rose Dacyczyn, Helen Kapinto, Katherine Moczulenski and Marian Kuklewicz, all of Massachusetts, and Irene Cherry of Virginia Beach, and two grandchildren. Friends may call Sunday night at the Mealey Funeral Home, Limestone and Milltown Roads. Services will be at 11 Monday morning at the Green Hill Presbyterian Church, 3112 Pennsylvania and burial will be in the adjoining cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Green Hill Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund or the American Heart Association. Laura M.

Messick Laura M. Messick, 85, of 2401 Lincoln Claymont, died Wednesday in Daybreak Lodge, 2801 W. 6th after a long illness. Her husband, George died nine years ago. Surviving are three sons, Harry R.

of Newark, Ward A. of Limestone Road and Milton E. of Claymont; a daughter, Louise M. Boyer of Claymont; a sister, Rosalie H. Reed of Mil-ford; six grandchildren, 13 greatgrandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren.

Services will be Tuesday morning at 11 13 at Gracelawn Memorial Chapel, Du Pont Highway at Farnhurst, where friends may call one hour before. Burial will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Marian V. Simpson Marian V. Simpson, 63, of 1905 Lovering died at her home yesterday morning after a long illness.

She is survived by her husband, George W. Simpson; two sons, Leoance of Washington Park and Kenneth of Wilmington; a sister, Mrs. Esther B. Morrison of Philadelphia, and four grandehildren. Services will be Monday afternoon at 2 at the Doherty-Wicker-sham Funeral Home, 1900 Delaware where friends may call an hour before services.

Burial will be in St. Barnabas Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society, 1925 Lovering Wilmington, 19806. John G. Phillips DOVER John G.

Phillips, 73, of near Dover, died Wednesday at Kent General Hospital after a short illness. Mr. Phillips retired several years ago from Baker Castor Oil Co. in New York City, where he worked for 36 years in the sales department. He is survived by his wife, Margaret R.

Phillips; a daughter, Doris Townsend of Wilmington; two brothers, Webster of Dover and Olin of Hartly; a sister, Mary Nelson of Mount Pleasant; three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services will be tomorrow morning at 11 at the Trader Funeral Home, 12 Lotus Dover, where friends may call tonight. Burial will be in Grace Episcopal Church yard, Wilmington. Jessie H. Wainwright Jessie B.

Wainwright, 77, of 311 Claymont Gardens Apartments, died Wednesday in the Wilmington General Division after a long illness. Her husband, S. Huston, died in 1963. She is survived by a son, Russell H. of Wilmington, and three grandchildren.

Services will be Sunday night at 8 at the Gebhart Funeral Home, 3401 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont, where friends may call after 7. Burial will be Monday afternoon at 2 in Galestown Md. Cemetery. The family requests that flowers be omitted, and suggests contributions to the Atonement Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 3519 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont. FrL.Ftb.

11, 1977 Wilmington, Dal. IN MIMORIAM CUNNINGHAM In loving rrwrr-ory of Janntt S. Cunnloghdm who passJ awAy February lv'4 mi voi o. Voty, daughters, ion and HARK INS tn lovlro memory of Thomai Harkint on hl birthday, tb. 13.

fVfl rnis you now. our nearh) art tort, As tlms poes hy ml you mo Vour loving smlla. your getttte face. Ho orte cm fitt vour vat ant plate iedly mitd ano ntver forgotten, Wle, aaufihter, Helen, June Judy: S'lie', Mane; grandchildren and great gi ndrhik1rtn INOKAM In loving memory of our dear itr, tistcr in-law and aunt Joan M. Ingram, who patwd away one year a wo today Oarlv loved and Sadly m)wtd Bv Billy, Cathy and Children INGRAM In lovirm memory of my darling riHuahter.

Joan Ma'ie Ingram, who pasted vav 1 war ago today, Fvtv-uAry otoruary come with sad ruv The day, the month, I will never forget, A precious one It from me gone A voire I love Is still. A place Is vacant In my home. Whir never can be filled. I do not forget nor do I Intend to I think you often and will to the end. Mv neirt is filled with sadness.

My evtj shed many tears God Aione Knows how mlsed you 1 his Past year Oarly loved forever and always. Mom I KG RAM In loving memory of Joan Hiram who passed away one year a) loday rpbruarv llth Sidly mlssvl and lovd by hmbaix tfkrvird. Children Joan, Karen A Richard, Son In law Ttmoihy granddaugtiler Dawn MARINE tn loving memory of our dear rrother Mr I he Varnie on Her Rirtltf-ty f-truarv lllh, wt passed away May Wth tvj, Sadly missed by children, grandchHdren and great grandchildren VADALA In loving memory of mv mother, Frances Vedala, who passed away Fenruary 11, 197V 1 here are so many hinds of hurts. Ad sfe tnem evr vddy Put finne can compare to the hurt felt, When God (ailed vou away Sadly missed and never by daughter, Marie family Dralli oticr BCVAN In th.s oty on February 6, 1977, 'jayiord husband of Josephine Bevln nf 7V()4 West Street Aged 84 years Rela tives and friends are Invited to mileod the services at the Met PER Mt MO RIAL FUNfc AL HOME, Concord Pike, Telfeyvlhe on Saturday morning February 12. at It o'clock Interment at Silver- N-ook Memorial Mark Friends may call at tr funeral home on Friday evening after 7.

In lieu of flowers ft family sueyM con 'button to the Fasttake United Methodist hurch, 30th Tatnall St. BLANKFNSHIP In Union Hospital, Elk foil, Md on February 9. 1977 Oewev L. runl-iand of Mary Blenrien Blanfcemnip. Ik NttcK, Md and fattr Mr Barbara Kay Vivrcrte of Ind Mr Jakle I yon of Hampton, lann Mr V.araart Tick la cf Kwn rVonntairi, Va Mrs loulsa Clwillon of Baltimore, Md CIvO Blankan-h'p ot Flk Neck.

Md Ray Blankamhlp, (- r4e k. J(jnn Bowman of Baltimore, Md James Bowman ot Gladwin, brotntr of Mrs Bessie Vance of Jolo Va Mrs Dfle Hlte ot Ravsal W. Vlr, Mrs. F'rrt'ire Hammond of FrantfHn, Mrs I -Ki Lixa ot Flncastie. Va Mrs.

Ona Jnnes ot Avondale. W. Va Tob Bianken-ship of laeoer. Evtsrett B'ankanshlp Coalw-wd, W. and Ira Blankanshlp of Avonoa'a, Va Seven grandchildren, Great e-annrhHoVen and srp flranrt children Au.Kj 66 years Relatives and frlertns are Invited to attend funeral sarv-ires at the GfE fUNfRAL HOME.

2'i9 E. Mnn Street, Elkton, Md on Friday after noon February llth at 2 o'clock. Interment nt Elkton Cemetery Friends may call at the jneral home on Thursday evening after 7 PM BROWN In Wllmittoton Medical Center. Memorial Division, on February 3, W7. William I re Brown, husband of Mrs Hessle M.

Brown of 1-1 Ro'i Lane, Roseuate. New ste Son of Mrs OIHe Brown and the late Mr. Li vi Brown F-ather of ynda. Wllllatn Jr Patricia Mlct-ael. Patrick Brown and Donald Hrown of Durham.

C. frrotner of Wlhie Alfred Brown ot Vllm Mrs WiHaoean Simpson, Mrs. Pearlie and Mrs Margaret Plokin all Wllm. Aued i years Relatives and Friends ars invited to attend the fune-al servlcas at the Harrison Memorial Baptist Church, 413 Hea'd St vviim on Thu-s evening, Feb 10 at ') PM Further services will be held a' ft St James Baptist Church, Johnson-vil on Sat a'temoon. Feb 12 at 30 PSA Interment will be in the adiolning Tr-netery Frlenr1 may call at the Harrison Memorial Eiintlst Church on Thurs ve from 00 00 FM Funeral services u.cer the direction of the FORD FUNI AL SERVICE, 601 Heaid Wilmington, CARROLL- In this cltv on February 10.

lv'7 Millard husband of Mary Carroll of Greenville. Del Aoe 70 years be'tives and friends are Invited to attend the services ham the McCRfcRY rV.f MOHIAL FUNK AL HOME, 3934 lov cord Pike, TallewiHe. on Monday morning, eiruary 14, at II ovlac Interment at Mt I atvinon Cemetery Friends may cail at Ihe Fur-erai Hame, on Sunday evening after In lieu of fiowe'S ttw family suggests con-Mbutiom be made to the Delaware Lung Association, IjoB Delaware Ave GTTA-ln this city on February 9, 1977 Grace Grarie'ia, wife ot the la'e Ami h'le Gaa of 104 Commonwealth Avenue, r-avmont. Delaweie Agtnl years viyed Ov a great niece, Grace M. Gatta with whom she lived Two brothers, Antonio jra Cella; a siser, Maria Domlnlco Ceiia Meloro, tour nephews, 5 nieces 8.

24 great mecrs 7A nephews Relatives and friends a invtted to attend Mass ot Christian Burial at Holy Rosary C. Church, Phile Pike. C'avmont, on Saturday morning February 12 at 10 30 a m. Interment at Immaculate Heart Crmelerv Friends may call at the GEBHART FUNERAL hOMP, jdbl Philadelphia Pike, Ciarmont. riday evening after 7 p.m.

JACKSON In Wilmington Medical Center, Delaware Division on February 9. 1977 Maria Jackon, 10 Terrv Lane, Newark, el wte ot the late Clarence Jackson, Metner of Mrs Jency Panned of Newark, C-'Hie Jc son of Baltimore, Paul Ja. si and Ernest Jackson both rjf Washing DC. and Mrs Erma Talaferro of ynchburg, Va. A'so survived by 14 13 great-granctchlidren and a host cf nieces, nephews, other relatives and Aged 82 years Relatives and t' lends are Invited to attend funeral services at Pilgrim Baotlst Church, 46 New London Avenue, Newark on Sunday February 13 at 7 o'clock Interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park Monday morning Friends may call at the Church on S'lrviav from 6 to 7 Arrangements bv CONGO FUNERAL HOME, 201 N.

Grey Avenue, Wilmington. 9 Monday 1 lb Valentine's Day ORDER NOW Nothing Says Love like A Fresh Bouquet of Flowers Call RICHARDSON PARK'J r'i Grace (Graziella) Gatta Grace Grazielia) Gatta, 83, of 104 Commonwealth Clay-mont, died Wednesday in the Memorial Division after a long illness. Mrs. Gatta came to America from her native Italy in 1921. For many years she owned and operated the Goddess Bakery in Marcus Hook, Pa.

She moved to Wilmington 21 years ago. Pier husband, Amabile, died in 1917. Surviving are two brothers, Antonio Cella of Lin wood. and Luca Cella of Italy; and a sister, Maria Dominieo Cella Meloro of Italy. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered tomorrow morning at 10:30 at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Philadelphia Pike, Clay-mont.

Friends may call tonight after 7 at the Gebhart Funeral Home, 3401 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont. Burial will be in Immaculate Heart Cemetery, Lin-wood. IN'alli Notices JONES (Cochran) Suddenly In this city on February 9. 1977 Agnes J. (Doll) of 143 River Drive.

Collins Park. New Castle. 5.1 years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial at St Peters R.C Church, Sth Harmony Streets, New Castle, on Saturday morning. February 12th at 10 o'clock Inter-ment at Gracelawn Memorial Park There will be calling hours at the GEBHART FUNFRAL HOME. S31 Delaware Street, New Castle, Djlaware Friday evening from 7 until 9 KIRK In this Cltv on February 9, 1977.

Francis (Frankl Kirk, husband of Ellabeth McLaughlin Kirk of 1 SI 3 Anient Road, Green Acres. AgecJ 65 A years Relatives and friends are Invited to etieno the funeral from the MEALEV FUNERAL i HOME. 7th i. Broom Streets, on Saturday, February 12, at 9 15 am. Mass of Christian Burial at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, I Iftwood at 10 a m.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday evening etter 7 In lieu ot flowers the family requests donations to the Delaware Heart Association, Independence Mall, Wilmington, Del. MACPV In thisclty on February 10. 1977. William Macey.

husband of Jennie Macev of 127 Concord Avenue, brother of Mrs. Ada Washington and Sam Macev. Also survived by a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives. Aged 60 years. Relatives end Friends are invited to attend the funeral services from the FUNERAL HOME OF EDWARD BELL.

909 Poplar St on Monday afternoon. February 14th at 1 m. Interment at Mt. Zlon Cemetery. Friends may cell at the funeral home on Monday from 12 until 1 p.m.

MAHONEV In Union Hospital, Elkton, Md on February 10, 1977, Mrs. Blanche Mahonev, ot North East, Md Mother ot Mrs Mary A. Cheadle. grandmother uf Ann Lynn Cheadle, ot North East, Md Sister of Frank Wegrrvnowskl, Mrs Martha 6. Reika and Mrs.

Sophie Suplntkl, all of Wilmington, Del. Aged 70 years. Relatives and Friends are Invited to attend the services at the HICKS HOME FOR FUNER ACS, Bow and Stockton Streets, Elkton, Md on Sunday afternoon February 13, at 2 o'clock. The temily suggests memorial contributions may be made to the Glddeon Society of the Ladles Bible Class of Union United Methodist Church. Interment at Union Cemetery, Union, Md.

Friends may catl at the funeral home on Saturday evening from 7 til 9. MAZZARELLI In Wilmington Medical Center, Wilmington General Division on Wednesday, February 9, 1977 Tlllle wife of Carmen Mazjarelll of 1DI9 W. 6th Street Aged 67 years Relatives and Friends are Invited to attend ttat funeral from the CHARLES AHCARO FUNERAL HOME, Lancaster Avenue (opposite Cathedral Cemetery) on Saturday morning. February 12 at 9 30 Mass of the Christian Burial at St Anthony's C. Church, 9th DuPont Streets at 10 30 a m.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening after 7 m. Arrangements by RENA LONGO. McMAHON In this cltv on February 10, I9'7 Anna McMahon, wife ot the late James McMalon Sr of 3 Summit Ave Elmhurst Relatives and friends are invited to attend me funeral from the DOHERTV WICKERSHAM FUNERAL HOME. 1900 Delaware Ave on Monday morning February 14.

at lOo'clock Mass of Christian Burial will be ottered at Si Anthony of Padua RC Church. 9th and duPont Streets at 10 30 Interment at Cathedral Cemetery Friends may call at the DOHERTY WICKERSHAM FUNERAL HOME on Sunday evening after 7. Valet parking service MESSICK In the Daybreak Nursing Hone on February 9, 1977 Laura wife ot the late George A Messlck of 2401 IrKoln Avenue. Claymont. Delaware Aged B.S years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services et Gracelawn Memorial Chapel, on Tuesday morning, February 15 at 11:15 o'clock.

Interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park There will be a viewing one hour prior to service AR RANCEMENTs BY THE GEBHART FUNERAL HOME. MILLER Suddenly on February I. 1977, stieila. daughter ot Robert and Barbara Miller of 40 4th At Claymont. Aged 5 yers.

Relatives and friends are Invited to a'tend the funeral services at Bethel Baptist Church. 1217 Wilson Rd Wilmington, Del on Friday afternoon, February II at I o'clock Interment Gracelawn Memorial Park In lieu ot flowers, the Family suggest donations be made to the Concord Christian Academy, Sheila Miller Memorial Fund. 2510 Marsh Wilmington, Del. Arrangements by the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME. OLANYK- In this city on February 9.

1977 John husband of Dora E. Olanyk ot Crossgate Drive, Crossgate Aged 60 Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at the Green Hill Presbyterian Church, 3112 Pennsylvania Avenue, on Monday morning, February 14 at II o'clock Interment at Green Hill Presbyterian Cemetery. Friends may call at the ME AL FUNERAL HOME, Limestone and Mliltown Roads on Sunday evening between 7 and 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to the Green Hill Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund or the American Heart Association, Independence Mall. RICCMIUTI In Philadelphia.

Pa on Fetuarv 1. 1977 James Rlcchiutl, (Pick), aged 50 years Husband ot Constancy Rlechiirtl Father ot James Cheryl Ann, David and Mark Rlcchiutl. Brother of Mrs Delores Klosowskl, ot Cardiff, Mrs Marie Neal, ot Rockwood Hills. Son of James Sr. and Fannie Rlcchiutl, ot Marshallton, Delaware Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial on Saturday morning, February 12, at 9 at St Anthony's RC Church.

th and DuPont Streets Entombment at The Crypts of Cathedral Cemetery Friends may call at the MICHAEL ROSTOCKI FUNERAL HOME, 500 S. Van Buren Street on Friday evening after 7. In lieu ot flowers ttw family suggests contributions to the American Heart Association. ROEPER In this cltv on February 11, Carl, huband of Lottie ot 02 Fouik Rd Aged 70 yrs. Services S.

Interment will be private at the convenience ot the family. There will be no viewing. ARRANGEMENTS BY McCRERY FUNERAL HOME. ft'linn t-nti n-nnt tn llliuirtuu nam Sav it with flowers fell McCrcadv the Florist first! Flower arrangements lerrariums gifts plants gourmet fruit baskets 777 fir. 29 Boy (Sp.) 30 Small valley 32 Essays 35 Snaffle 36 Dog doctor, for short 38 Government agent (comp wd.) 39 Der Vaterland 41 Hog meat 42 Kind of meat 43 Behold (Lat.) 44 Much 45 Small amount 47 Background 48 Loaf about 50 Bggs 51 Encountered 52 Oath Abbr) INISPfll SSN I Horse Bettor Accused of Cheating IRS A federal grand jury Wednesday handed down an indictment involving a "ten-percenter" at a Delaware racetrack.

The term is applied to persons cashing winning tickets for others who want to avoid payment of income taxes on their winnings. Winners of more than $600 at racetracks are required to fill out an Internal Revenue Service form when they collect their winnings. Chester Malandrucco, age unavailable, of Havertown, was named in an indictment charging him with presenting to the IRS a false 1099 form filled out at Brandywine Raceway on July 28, 1974. The form said Robert L. Brown of Richmond, was the holder of two winning Big tickets totaling $2,389, but the indictment charges Malandrucco knew he as the winner.

Asst. U.S. Atty. Alan J. Hoffman said a ten-percenter will substitute his identity for that of a winning ticket holder for 10 per cent of the winnings.

The ten-percenter takes the real inner's ticket, puts his own na me on the 1099 form and then gives the money less 10 per cent for his own fee to the real winner. The ten-percenter avoids paying taxes on the winnings he has declared by picking up losing tickets so he can show losses to offset his reported winnings, Hoffman said. Hoffman's office prosecuted about 14 ten-percenters arrested in a raid at Brandywine in 1974. All of those prosecuted cashed tickets and no real owners of tickets were prosecuted, he said. Ten-pf rcenting is punishable by up to three years in prison and a $5,000 fine.

LECALS 500 Lnal Notice Nolle Is brrrty lvn ffwf an orrtw dattd February 7, 177 has bMn Issued bv tht undrslffd aijttwljlng the name of the Sien irrm NOTRE DAWS VICTORY, Off icial Number M7V1, owned bv United States Trust Company of New York, not In Its Individual capacity but solely as Trustee under that certain Trust Agreement dated as of May 1973, for the benefit of General Electric Credit Corporation ot which Wilmington, Delaware Is the home pet, tp he ctia-Twi tc ATLMLA A. BOUDART, Docjrnentatlon Oil leer, Coast Guard, Wilmington, Delaware. Febt-MMI-M (IO0)9) IN THE COURT OF COMMON PL AS OF THE KATeOF DELAWARE IN AMD FOR NFW CASTLE COUNTY IN RE; CHANGE OF NAME OF Hnger William Denn, Petitioner. TO Roger William Butler. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thai Roger William Denn Intends to present a Petition to the Court Common Pleas In New Castle County to Change Ms name to Roger William Butler.

Petitioner desires this change for social reasons. Robert Coonln, Attorney tor Petitioner Feb 4.11,11 (loom IN THE COURT OF COWAOH PI FAS OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR NFW CASTLE COUNTY IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF Barbara Elaine Dm Petitioner TO Barbara Elaine Bulier. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Barbara Elaine Denn Interns to present a Petition to the Court of Commnn Plee. In ww Ca'C County to Change tier name to Barbara Elaine Butler. Petitioner desires this change tor social reasons Robert Coonln.

Attorney tor Petitioner. Feb 4.1'. (lutt.) Crosby 36 Ivy 37 Mournful speeches 39 Proceed (2 wds) 40 Mountains (abbr) 41 Beet genus 42 Constellation 45 Impair 46 Three (prefix) 49 Utilitarian 52 Essayed 53 Play division 54 Turn down 55 Shaped like an egg 56 French article 57 Solar disc 58 No longer are DOWN 1 Dale Anna II. McMahon Anna H. McMahon of 3 W.

Summit Elmhurst, died yesterday morning at St. Francis Hospital after a short illness. Her age was not disclosed. Her husband, James F. McMahon died in 19fi9.

Mrs. McMahon is survived by a son, James F. McMahon with whom she lived; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Sandstrom of Wilmington; a brother, Raymond McShane of Kennett Square, two sisters, Mrs. Alice Snively and Mrs.

Regina Hallisey, both of Richardson Park, and three granddaughters. Friends may call Sunday evening at the Doherty-Wicker-sham Funeral Home, 1900 Delaware Ave. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Monday morning at 10:30 at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, 9th and Du Pont Streets. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery.

Carl Roeper Carl Roeper, 70, of 402 Foulk Road, Brandywine Hundred Apartments, died this morning in the Episcopal Church Home, Lancaster Pike and Old Wilmington Road, after a long illness. Mr. Roeper retired in 18 from his own real estate business. He was named realtor of the year in Delaware two years in a row in the late 1950s. He was a member of the Real Estate Board of Delaware.

He is survived by his wife, Lottie E. Roeper; a son, Charles A. of Bear; a daughter, Delores Ludwig of Media, and five grandchildren. Services and burial will be private. Ada E.

Zook GREENWOOD Ada E. Zook, 80, formerly of Milford, died yesterday at the Country Rest Home, Greenwood, after a long illness. Her husband, Clyde, died in 1972. Mrs. Zook is survived by three sons, Ray C.

of Ocean City, Robert L. and Willard, both of Milford; a daughter, Louella Taylor of Milford; five brothers, Willis and Lester Miller, both of Sarasota, Rollie and Otis Miller, both of Milford, and Ernest Miller of Michigan; three sisters, Lola Kauffman of Ohio, Beulah Richards of Lewistown, and Delta Smith of Milford; five grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Services will be Monday afternoon at 2 at the Rogers Funeral Home, 301 Lakeview Milford, where friends may call one hour before services. Interment will be in Henlopen Memorial Park near Milton. Mrs.

Ellen E. Marsh LAUTtEL Ellen E. Marsh, 78, of Georgetown Road, died yesterday at her home after a long illness. Her husband, Neal, died in 1974. Mrs.

Marsh is survived by three sons, Charles A. Wheatley and Robert L. Wheatley, both of Laurel, and James M. Wheatley with the U.S. Marine Corps in Okinawa; a daughter, Betty J.

Lambert of Dover: a sister. Miss Mary Pen-kine of Laurel, and 18 grandchildren. Services and interment will be private. SIMPSON Suddenly, at her late rest dence on February 10, 1977. Marian Simpson, wile ot George Simpson, of 1905 Loverlng Ave Wilmington, Del Aged 63 years.

Relatives and Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at the DOHERTV WICKERSHAM FUNERAL HOME, 1900 Delaware Ave on Monday afternoon, February 14, at o'clock Interment at St. Barnabas Cemetery. There will be no viewing on Sunday evening, however friends may call at the DOHERTY WICKERSHAM FUNERAL HOME on Monday afternoon from 1 until 2 o'clock. Vaiet parking service In Iteu ot flowers the family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society, 1925 Loverlng Ave De 19806. WAINWRIOMT In this city on February 9.

1977 Jessie wife of the late Huston of 311 Claymont Garden Apartments, Claymont, Dataware Aged 77 years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services trom the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME. 3401 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont, on Sunday evening at 8 m. Interment at Galestown Cemetery, Gales-town, Maryland at 2 o'clock on Monday, February 14. There will be a viewing at the funeral home trom 7 to on Sunday evening Kindly omit flowers. The family suggests donations be made to the Atonement United Methodist Church Memorial Fund.

Philadelphia Pike. Claymont WALKER In Delaware Division on February 9, 1977 Gilbert Walker, father ot Gilbert Walker. Jr and Eleanor Singer, of Twin Cedar Trailer Park, Newark. Del Aged 79 years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at me ROBERT T. JONES SON FUNERAL HOME, Main Street, Newark on Saturday afternoon, February 1J, at 1 o'clock Interment at Presbyterian Christiana Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday evening trom 7 til 9.

WITTENBIRO In Chester, Pa on February 10, 1977, Albert husband of Cecilia Anna Wittenberg, father of Albert Wittenberg of 16 S. Stuvvesant Edgemoor Terrace Aged 79 years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at St. Stephen's Lutheran Church at 13th and Broom Sts. on Monday afternoon, February Uth at o'clock Viewing will be In the church from 12 30 to M. Interment at Silverbrook Memorial Park.

ARRANGEMENTS BY YEATMAN FUNERAL HOME. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Martin Luther Foundation, Harrison St. or your favorite charity. WOODWARD In this cltv on February 10, 1977. Ella Lee Woodward, wife ot the late John Taylor Woodward ot the Episcopal Church Home, Lancaster Pike, Wilmington, Del.

Mother of Mrs. Mary Jacobs of Wilmington, Mrs. Walter Ingels of West Covin, California, Orvlll R. and Carl J. Woodward of Wilmington.

Sitter of Mrs. Will Scott ot Hurlock. Maryland, Mrs. Iva Peal of Modesta, California. Aged years.

Relatives and Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday afternoon at 00 at the WILLOUGHBY FUNERAL HOME, New Market, Maryland. Interment at the Unity Washington Cemetery, Hurlock, Maryland. Friends may call at the funeral home on hour prior to services. VVYATT In the Brandywlne Convalescent Home on rVbruary 9, 1977. Anna wl ot the late Jokeph mother of Joseph Thomas Wyt ot 706 West Street.

Aged 13 yean. Relatives and friends are Invfed to attend the funeral services at the JOHN F. YASiK a. SON Home, ew $, Harrison Street on Frladay evening, February llrh at 7:30 m. Interment will be In Barrett's Chapel, Frederic Del.

on Saturday morning. Friends may ceil at fhs fumtral home Friday evening after .7. Packing facilities across from Funeral Noma. Soviet's Ilyushin, Plane Designer MOSCOW (AP) Sergei Ilyushin, creator of more than 50 Soviet airplanes from World War II attack planes to modern passenger jets, has died, Tass reported today. He was 82.

Ilyushin's 11-2 became famous during World War II and German forces dubbed it "the flying death." Since the war, the letters "IL" have appeared on the fuselages of a whole series of passenger planes in homage to the man who designed them. The latest, the IL-86 Airbus, which seats 350 passengers, has passed trials to be put into sprviep by the Soviet airline Aeroflot. His son, Vladimir Sergeevvich Ilyushin, who is now 49, is a test pilot and aircraft engineer. Al Jn i MeM4AA.