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THE NEWS JOURNAL A5 MONDAY, AUG. 5, 1991 U.S. 13 crash leaves 2 men seriously hurt Ryan Alpine, Friends graduate and athlete sary's car and ejected both men, neither of whom was wearing a seat belt, Chamberlin said. The men were admitted to Christiana Hospital with unspecified injuries, police said. Menghi was treated for possible back and neck injuries and a cut to her left leg and was admitted to Christiana Hospital, where a hospital spokeswoman said she was in fair condition.

Her passenger, 24-year-old Michelle Foster of Dover, also was in fair condition at Christiana Hospital, where she was treated for possible back injuries. The accident took place just south of the U.S. 13U.S. 40 split and temporarily closed the northbound lanes of the highway. Traffic was detoured through surrounding neighborhoods.

Later Sunday, two cars collided on the highway just north of the first accident, snarling traffic heading back from the beaches. At about 7:30 p.m., northbound traffic was backed up for about a half-mile as state police took reports. An occupant interviewed at the scene said there were no injuries. tional Home for Elks, in care of Milford Elks Lodge 2401, Milford. THOMAS J.

SMITH 75, of Faulkland Heights near Prices Corner, died Saturday of a ruptured aneurysm in Christiana Hospital near Stanton, after being stricken at home. Mr. Smith was an electrician for Allied Chemical Co. in Marcus Hook, retiring in 1977 after 36 years. He was a member of Community Fellowship Church, Prices Corner.

He is survived by his wife, Margaret a daughter, Bonnie L. Miller of Windermere, near Stanton; two brothers, Robert of Old Forge, and Nathaniel of Middletown; a sister, Emma John of Wilmington; and two grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Doherty Funeral Home, 3200 Limestone Road, Pike Creek, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.

Burial will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park, North Du Pont Highway, Minquadale. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Wilmington Christian School, Loveville Road, Hockessin. SUSIE EMMA SPICER, 66, of near Seaford, died Sunday of cancer at home. Mrs. Spicer, a homemaker, had been a waitress at Moores' Carry-out Restaurant, Seaford, for four years, retiring in 1978 on disability.

She was a member of Christ Evangelistic Church, Laurel. She is survived by her husband, Norman Edward; two sons, Norman E. of Georgetown and Donald Lee of Laurel; a daughter, Patricia K. Littleton, with whom the Spicers lived; two brothers, James Donald Jefferson of Felton and Ronald L. Jefferson of Seaford; a sister, Virginia J.

Hastings of Seaford; 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Watson-Yates Funeral Home, Front and King Streets, Seaford, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in Cokesbury Cemetery, near Georgetown.

and we won 16-6, which was his best game of the season, offensively and defensively. That was on Saturday Oct. 6," Tattersall said. A few days after the Tower Hill game, doctors diagnosed Mr. Alpine's leukemia.

Throughout his nine-month battle, "Ryan was courageous. What he went through was a real fight but he never gave up," said Debbie Lee, a registered nurse who was among those who cared for him in the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at Christiana Hospital. "People who have children would want their children to grow up like Ryan," she said. "He touched everyone he met. He was so special.

He became part of our family here at the hospital. He was always thanking the nurses for every little thing we did." His mother, Katrina Wange Alpine, Sunday said the family appreciates the help and kindnesses extended to them during her son's illness. "Our family is grateful for the support shown by Ryan's and our friends and also the staff at the Christiana Bone Marrow Transplant Unit," she said. In addition to his mother, Mr. Alpine is survived by his father, A.

Dean Alpine; two sisters, Kristin Elizabeth and Darcie Anne Alpine, both at home; his paternal grandparents, Albert and Edna Alpine of Boyertown, and his maternal grandparents, Irving and Dorothy Wange of Denver, Colo. Memorial Mass will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph's on the Brandywine Catholic Church, 10 Old Church Road, Greenville. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Christiana Hospital's Bone Marrow Transplant Unit; or to the Leukemia Society of America Delaware Chapter, Wilmington.

By ERIC RUTH Staff reporter NEW CASTLE Both occupants of an apparently speeding car were seriously injured after a tumbling collision Sunday morning along U.S. 13, state police reported. Frederick Necessary of Street, was in critical condition and Michael Miller of Darlington, was in serious at Christiana Hospital near Stanton after the 10:20 a.m. accident along Delaware's main north-south highway. The men's ages were unavailable.

Two people in the second vehicle were slightly injured, authorities said. Necessary was driving north on the highway in a Ford Mustang at a high rate of speed, according to state police spokesman Cpl. Rick Chamberlin. The driver of the second car, Kathleen Menghi, 45, of New Castle, was turning right into the northbound lanes from Schafer Boulevard in Du Pont Parkway Apartments, formerly known as Beaver Brook. Necessary lost control and collided with the side of the Dodge Omni.

The impact rolled Neces 2 women take away By JOY GWILLIM Special to The News Journal FREDERICKTOWN, Md. Two women who were attacked Sunday by a machete-weilding intruder grabbed the weapon from their assailant, who fled and was caught in the next county, authorities said. Cecil County Sheriffs Department spokesman George Haggerty described the assault as a "domestic incident," noting the assailant, Leroy J. Rush, had been living with one of the women until recently. Rush, 36, of Port Deposit, stabbed his former girlfriend, 43-year-old Jean Hollingsworth in the head, arm and hand, Haggerty said.

Rush also stabbed Hollings-worth's sister, Hilda M. Garnett, 55, in the hand, he added. The assault occurred at 7:25 a.m. at Garnett's residence at 7417 Augustine Hermann Highway, also known as Maryland 213, Haggerty said. Before breaking in JULIA A.

COX, 43, of Rehoboth Beach, formerly of Wilmington, died Saturday of heart failure at home. Mrs. Cox had was a food service worker for. many years in Delaware Division of the Wilmington Medical Center and at Christiana Hospital near Stanton. She is survived by a son, Robert W.

Ingle of Smyrna; her mother and stepfather, Catherine R. and Emil Krause, with whom she lived, and a brother, Walter Krause of North East, Md. Friends may call Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the chapel of Short Funeral Services, 416 Federal Milton. A memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be offered later.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Delaware Heart Association, 600 Du Pont Highway, Georgetown, 19947. EUGENE FRETZ, 68, of Tampa, formerly of Odessa, died Saturday of cancer at his daughter's home in Middletown. From 1963 to 1971, Mr. Fretz was a supervisor for Crumpton Construction Wilmington. After that, he was a self-employed contractor in the Middletown-Odessa area until 1981, when he retired and moved to Tampa.

He was a Marine veteran of World War II and a member of Tampa American Legion. His hobbies included woodworking, painting and dancing. He is survived by a son, Larry Eugene of Middletown; a daughter, Kathleen M. Chas, with whom he had been staying; two brothers, Charles of Newark and Stanley Bud of New Castle; two sisters, Gertrude Chase of Clayton and Doris Arment of Fresno, Texas; a companion, Helen Engle of Tampa; and five grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Tuesday in Daniels Hutchison Funeral Home, 212 N. Broad Middletown, where friends may call at 1. Burial will be in Old St. Anne's Cemetery, Middletown. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Delaware Hospice Central Division, Dover.

ELWOOD F. MONTGOMERY, 74, of Milford, died Saturday of cancer in Milford Memorial Hospital, after becoming ill at home. Mr. Montgomery retired in 1975 after many years as a civilian aircraft mechanic at Dover Air Force Base. For two years, he was president of the Dover Air Force Base Government Employees Union.

He served in the Army Air Force during World War II. He was a life member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Blue Hen Post 6483 and Elks Lodge 2401, both of Milford. He is survived by his wife, Martha Nell P. Montgomery; a son, RodgerB. of Milford; two daughters, Martha M.

Fleetwood of Georgetown and Cindy L. Montgomery of Milford; three brothers, John A. of Oxon Hill, Warren C. of Glen Wilton, Va. and Jack E.

of Waldorf, two sisters, Louise V. Lacey of Milford and Marjorie W. Love of Alexandria, and six grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Rogers Funeral Home, 301 Lakeview Milford, where friends may call one hour earlier.

Burial will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Milford. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Blue Hen Auxiliary 6483 Cancer Fund, 16 N.E. 10th Milford or Na assailant's machete the front door, he said, Rush stole the machete from a shed behind the two-story home. After Rush attacked the two women, the victims managed to grab the farming tool from him, Haggerty said. Rush then fled south on Maryland 213 in a friend's car, he added.

Police in Kent County stopped Rush's car in Kennedyville and took him into custody without incident, Haggerty said. Both victims were treated at Union Hospital in Elkton. Hollingsworth, who lives on Old Schoolhouse Drive in Port Deposit, required 25 stitches, Haggerty said. Police have charged Rush with one count of assault with intent to commit murder for his attack on Hollingsworth, two counts of assault and two counts of battery, Haggerty said. Rush was being held in the Cecil County Detention Center Sunday night and had not yet seen a court commissioner for a bond review.

By KATHLEEN HAICH Special to The News Journal STANTON Eighteen-year-old Ryan Dean Alpine died of leukemia Saturday at Christiana Hospital near Stanton. Mr. Alpine, who lived in Greenville, learned of his disease last fall, family members said Sunday. But he continued his studies at Wilmington Friends School, where he lettered in football and lacrosse. Last fall, he was selected as an All-Conference linebacker.

Despite his illness, Mr. Alpine graduated with his class in June, arriving from Christiana Hospital just as the seniors had finished entering. Mr. Alpine sat at the the back of the class with a favorite teacher, Lyn Hidy and many classmates were unaware he was there. When his name was called, Mr.

Alpine walked to the podium and received his diploma. Robert C. Tattersall, Mr. Alpine's coach of Wilmington Friends' football team, on Sunday praised both his ability and spirit playing football. "He was an excellent linebacker after being hit really hard, he would come back to the huddle laughing," Tattersall said.

"His attitude was always positive. He was a hard worker. Although injured, he wouldn't quit or back down. He wanted to keep playing." He also was a star in one of the team's lighter activities a mudslide contest to see how far the linemen could slide on the field, Tattersall said. His football teammates dedicated last season's closing game to Mr.

Alpine, who had been hospitalized for flulike symptoms including severe aches and pains. The team won the Nov. 10 game against rival Tower Hill, 22-16. 1 "It was our only win since he had gotten ill. We were 4 and 1.

His last game was St. Andrews Dean Burch, former Associated Press POTOMAC, Md. Dean Burch, a former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission and onetime Republican Party chief, died Sunday at his home here after a long illness. He was 63. Mr.

Burch, MR. BURCH IN 1974 the director general of the communications satellite consortium Intelsat since 1987, underwent surgery for bladder cancer earlier in the year. Mr. Burch, a lawyer, was a top aide to former Sen. Barry Goldwa-ter, and deputy director of Goldwater's 1964 presidential ROLAND W.

BROWN, 83, of 1618 W. Fourth Wilmington, formerly of 500 Walnut Windsor Apartments, Wilmington, died Wednesday of cancer at home. Mr. Brown worked for the state Highway Department in Dover for many years, retiring in the 1950s. He attended Mount Zion AME Church, Dover.

His hobbies included hunting, fishing and gardening. As a child, he attended Booker T. Washington Elementary School, Dover. His wife, Virginia, died in 1989. Surviving are three daughters, Betty V.

Richardson and Margaret Henry-Hamilton, both of Detroit, and Nancy J. Butcher, with whom he lived; a sister, Eva Holden of Dover; 13 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Services will be at noon today at House of Wright Mortuary, 208 E. 35th Wilmington, where friends may call at 10. Burial will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park, North Du Pont Highway, Another record year for homicide? USA Today WASHINGTON The nation is heading for record homicide year.

A Senate Judiciary Committee report released Sunday projects 23,700 homicides for 1991 260 more than in 1990. Committee Chairman Jo seph R. Biden said the violence is fueled by drugs and drug dealers, the rash of high-powered weapons available to criminals and a growth in violent teen-age gangs. "It is the disturbing truth that no city, no town, no neighborhood has State '90 '91 est. Chge.

Del. 33 22 -33 Md. 552 580 6 N.J. 432 350 -19 Pa. 801 740 -7 been spared.

USA Today surveys show half of 19 major cities that set homicide records in 1990 are ahead of that pace. New York, for instance, had a record 17 killings in a 24-hour stretch last month. Police seek man for questioning in slaying 1 The following it a list ol people whose obituaries were provided Sunday to The News Journal. Full obituaries may or may not appear in all ol the paper's editions. For more information, contact the funeral home.

Alpine, Ryan Dean, 1B, ot Greenville, Aug. 3, Chandler Funeral Home, Sharpley. Brown, Roland 83, of 1618 W. Fourth Wilmington, formerly of 500 Walnut Windsor Apartments, Wilmington, July 31, House of Wright Mortuary, Wilmington. Burton, Paul 65, of Frankford, Aug.

2, Watson Funeral Home, Millsboro. Cox, Julia 43, of Wagon Wheel Lane, Rehoboth fffeach, Aug. 3, Short Funeral Service, Milton. Fioretti, Ada, 79, of 715 S. Scott Wilmington, Aug.

3, Charles P. Arcaro Funeral Home, Wilmington. Fretz, Eugene, 68, of Tampa, formerly of Odessa, Aug. 3, Daniels Hutchison Funeral Home, Middletown. Kasowskl, John, 73, of 703 S.

Harrison Wilmington, Aug. 4, John F. Yasik Funeral Home, Wilmington. McGovern, George 76, of 1605 Maryland Wilmington, Aug. 3, Mealey Funeral Home, Wilmington.

Mitchell, Esta, 90, of 427 Delaware New Castle, Aug. 4, Gebhart Fuenral Home, New Castle. Montgomery, Elwood 74. ot Milford, Aug. 3, Rogers Funeral Home, Milford.

Pabst, Vincent M. 28, of 21 Wiltshire Claymont, Aug. 2, Gebhart Funeral Home, Claymont. Simpert, Arvill Lee, 42, of Atlantic City, N.J., formerly of Elkton, July 8, Hicks Home for Funerals, Elkton. Smith, Thomas J.

75, of Faulkland Heights near Prices Corner, Aug. 3, Doherty Funeral Home, Pike Creek. Spicer, Susie Emma, 66, of near Seaford, Aug. 4, Watson-Yates Funeral Home, Seaford. Walsh, Marguerite 88, of formerly of West Grove, Aug.

5, Cleveland Funeral Home, Avondale, Pa. Wilson, Nellie 98, of Wilmington, Aug. 3, Chandler Funeral Home, Sharpley. the morning of June 23. State police are seeking a man who was seen near Donovan's house the previous night and also at the Hardee's restaurant on U.S.

13 at Delaware 14 in Harrington. They have not labeled him a suspect but want to question him. He is described as a black man in his late 20s to late 30s, about 5 feet 8 inches tall, 150 pounds and slender. He was wearing glasses with large, dark frames. Anyone with information may call anonymously, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, (800) 847-3333.

SKLODOWSKI On August 2, 1991, Joseph E. son of the late Joseph Marvanna Golembiewski Sklodowski, of 206 8th Ave. Age 80. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial on Tuesday morning at in St. Hed-wigs RC Church with burial in Cathedral Cemetery.

Friends may call Tuesday morning from 9-10 at the JOHN F. YASIK FUNERAL HOME, 607 S. Harrison St. The family suggests memorial donations be sent to St. Hedwigs Church, Wilm, DE 19805.

TATE In the St. Francis Hospital on Fridav, August 2, Ethel M. Tate, of 1216 W. 6th Wilmington. Age 62 years.

Devoted sister of Thomas M. Butler Jr. of Wilmington and Lanny D. Butler of Trenton, NJ. Devoted sister-in-law Mildred Butler, 6 nephews, 1 Godson, and a host of other family members and friends.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial on Tuesday, August 6, 1991, at at St. Peters Cathedral Church, 6th West St. Interment following in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the Church from 9-10am. Professional services entrusted to ROBERT O.

WRIGHT. WAOMAN At his late residence on August 2, 1991, Laurence Sr, husband of Dorothy E. Minker Wadman of 4 Running Brook Lane, Newark, formerly of Fairfax. Age 85. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services on Tuesday morning August 6 at 10am from Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 2313 Concord Pike, Fairfax.

Entombment will be in Gracelawn Abbey. Friends may call at the Church after 9am where Masonic services' will be held at 9:30. Contributions may be made to Delaware Hospice, 3519 Silverside Rd, 19810 Arrangements by the MC CRERY FUNERAL HOMES. head of FCC, GOP campaign. He served as chairman of the Republican National Com-.

mittee in 1964-65 and headed the FCC in 1969-74 during the Nixon administration. He was a longtime friend of President Bush and served as chief of Bush's vice presidential campaign in 1980. Bush and his wife Barbara visited Mr. Burch at his suburban home here in April during his illness. In a statement issued by White House spokesman Sean Walsh, Bush said he was deeply saddened by Mr.

Burch's death. "Dean has been a personal adviser and counsel to me for many years," Bush said in the statement. "His wisdom and strength have helped in political campaigns, in governing, and in various aspects of our family life." PAUL E. BURTON, 65, of Frank-ford, died Friday at Millville Medical Center, after being stricken with a heart attack at home. Mr.

Burton was a truck driver for Showell Farms, Showell, before retiring several years ago. He had attended Old Field Church, Millsboro, and was a member of Nanticoke Post 6 American Legion, Seaford. He is survived by his wife, Rose Tyre Burton; two sons, Leahmond Tyre of Harrisburg and Kendal Tyre of Rochester, N.Y.; two brothers, Theodore Harry, both of Millsboro; four sisters, Alene Broughton, Helen Burton and Carrie Burton, all of Millsboro, and Dorothy Perkins of Philadelphia; and eight grandchildren. Services will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Dickerson Chapel AME Church, Du Pont Highway, Millsboro, where friends may call at 7.

Burial will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Old Field Cemetery, Millsboro. FIORETTI At her late residence on August 3, 1991, Ada Fioretti, age 79, of 715 S. Scott St. Wife of the late Fred Fioretti.

Mother of Robert Fioretti, Floria Smith Nita Ann Gryan. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial at St. Anthonys RC Church, 9th Dupont Sts, on Tuesday, August 6, at Entombment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Viewing for Mrs. Fioretti will be on Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the CHARLES P.

ARCARO FUNERAL HOME, 2309 Lancaster Ave (opposite Cathedral Cemetery) Ar-rangments by RENA LONGO. KERRIGAN In Unionville, Pa, Kerri Ann, of 5 Fox Run Drive, Chadds Ford, Pa. Age 17 years. Survived by her father and stepmother Cary and Nancy Kerrigan of Chadds Ford and her mother Leslie Elliott of Dover. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Gracelawn Memorial Park Chapel, Routes 13 and 295, on Tuesday morning, August 6, at 11:45.

Interment in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Mealey Funeral Home, Limestone and Milltown roads, on Monday evening between 7 and 9. In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to the Dela-ware Humane Society, 701 A St. Wilm, 19801. MALONE In the St.

Francis Hospital on Fridav, August 2, 1991, Thomas G. Malone, of 821 W. 7th St, Wilmington. Age 76 years. Beloved husband of Mary F.

Malone. Loving father of Marilyn J. Monk of Wilmington. Devoted brother of Leonard Jenkins, John Malone, Gary Malone, all of Wilmington; Benjamin Hawkins of Chester, PA; Herman Malone of Clairtnn PA; Carrie Marsh nf witrhita, TX; Clara Farrell of Wilmington; and Virginia Hollev of Jamaica, NY; 6 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, and other family members. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services on Wednesday, August 7, 1991, at at the HOUSE OF WRIGHT MORTUARY, rj E.

35th St. Interment following in the Gracelaw Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Mortuary from 9-1 lam. Professional services entrusted to Robert O. Wright.

Source: Senate Judiciary Committee 7 deadly weapon during the commission of a felony and committed to the Sussex Correctional Institution near Georgetown on $240,000 secured bond. BODY IDENTIFIED: CLAYMONT A man whose body was found near the U.S. Post Office in Claymont has been identified as Vincent M. "Squirrel" Pabst, 28, of the 100 block of Wiltshire Road. Pabst's body was found in some shrubbery Friday night.

State police do not suspect foul play in the death. Autopsy results have, not been released by the state medical examiner's office. Eric Ruth SUSSEX COUNTY Aug. 4: 9:19 a.m. Sand Piper Lane.

Bayberry Dunes. Automatic alarm. Bethany Beach Fire ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGED: BELLTOWN A Mexican man was charged with three counts of attempted first-degree murder after a shooting in his mobile home Sunday morning that left one man critically injured. Toribio Ceja, 25, apparently had been drinking at the residence he shares with several other men when an argument erupted at about 5, a.m. Ceja got a gun, walked into the back bedroom and began shooting at three men, missing two but wounding Francisco Tomayo, 22, in the face, according to state police spokesman Cpl.

Rick Chamberlin. Belltown is a village three miles southwest of Lewes. Ceja was apprehended by troopers after fleeing the home on U.S. 9. Tomayo was taken to Beebe Hospital in Lewes then transported to Christiana Hospital near Stanton in critical condition, police said.

Ceja also was charged with three counts of possession of a In Memorlam Funeral Notices Funeral Notices Funeral Notices HARRINGTON Delaware Crime Stoppers Inc. is offering a reward or up to $1,000 for information on a man wanted for questioning in the stabbing death of a woman in June. Dorothy Donovan, 70, was found SOUGHT FOR dead in her QUESTIONING home on Kent 384, about three miles east of Harrington, early McGOVERN In this city on August 3, 1991, George husband of Cecilia Gold McGovern, of 1605 Maryland Ave. Age 76. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Elizabeth RC Church, Cedar Clayton Sts, on Wednesday morning, August 7, at 10:00. Interment In All Saints Cemetery. Friends may call at the MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, Limestone Mill-town Rds, on Tuesday evening between 7-9. In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to St. Elizabeth Church Building Fund, 809 S.

Broom St, Wilm, DE 19805. MITCHELL In New Castle on August 3, 1991, Esta, wife of the late Vance Mitchell, Sr. of 427 Delaware New Castle. Aged 90 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 531 Delaware New Castle on Tuesday, August 6 at 11am.

Interment will follow In the Glebe Cemetery, New Castle. Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday evening from 7-9pm. PALMER In Nashville, Tennessee, on August 3, 1991, Hattie wife of the late Clay H. Palmer, of 250 Cross Timber Dr, Nashville, formerly of Wilmington. Age 89 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, Limestone Mill-town Rds, on Wednesday afternoon at 1:00. Friends may call 1 hour prior to the services. Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. -J- J.P. Contracting GROCKI In loving memory of mv beloved husband, John S.

Grocki, who passed away August 5, 1987. You are always in my prayers, I miss you very much. They say time heals all sorrow, I know this Isn't true. Time will never heal the sorrow, and pain of losing you. Dearly loved wife Stella, sons John, Robert Richard; his wife Kathleen and their children Richy and Ginna; also close friend Ron Bowen WATSON (Happy Birthday) In loving memory of our mother grandmother, Katherine L.

Watson, who passed away July 185. Happy Birthday. We miss you so much. Dearly loved sadly missed. Children Grandchildren WELDON In memory of Rob on his birthday.

Happy Birthday Rob. We love and miss you. Mom and Dad. Funeral Notices ASSIMOS In the cltv on Auaust Wl Stella, wife ot the late Nicholas Assimos of 700 Foulk Road, Wilm. Age 88 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 9th and Broom streets, on Tuesday at 12 noon. Friends may call at the church hour prior to service. Interment will be i in Silverbrook Cemetr In lieu of flowers, the "family suggests contrrflhons to the Juvenille Dia-' betes Assoc, 206 W. I0f. '4 Wilm, 19801.

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