The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 5

The News Journal, Wilmington, Saturday, May 22, 1982 A5 Some would rather run apart than hang together Both the Republicans and the Democrats are interested in providing active, as opposed to token, support for their legislative candidates this time around. For the Republicans, it's nothing new. But if the Democrats do it, it will mark the beginning of a new era for them. The Democrats are known more for their willingness to run against each other than to hang together. Take these two stories of political first-timers: Republican Phil Corrozi ran for the House of Representatives for the first time in 1980.

He was one of several candidates interviewed by a Republican committee, and once he was chosen, he was supported every step of the way. He was given two "buddies" experienced legislators who helped him on the campaign trail Joe Petrilli and Bob Powell. He was given a chart, with every single day of his campaign plotted out, telling him about everything from fund-raising to writing thankyou notes after the election. "Everything was laid out, and I followed that," Corrozi said. IN MEMORIAM DEPUTY In loving memory of our son and brother, Joseph, on his 20th birthday.

Love always, Mother, Father and Sister JONES In sad and loving memory of our mother, Mary E. Jones, who passed away May 22, 1939. Dearly loved and sadly missed, Daughters SHEWBROOKS In loving memory of my husband, Richard Shewbrooks, who passed away five years ago today. Sadly missed always by Wife, Diane, Son Richard and Daughters Laurie and Kim and Granddaughter Stephanie. SHEWBROOKS In loving our son and grandson, Richard A.

Shewbrooks, who passed five years ago today, 22, 1977. Dearly loved and sadly missed by Mother, Dad and Grandmother, Lida Porter CARD OF THANKS JACKSON would like to express my appreciation to all my relatives and friends for cards and flowers and prayers during the recent illness and death of my mother, Beulah Jackson. Thank to the Nurses at St. Francis and Memorial Hospital and to Dr. James Salvo.

Thank you for your thoughtfulness and kindness. Sincerely William Wesley Jackson SAVILLE We wish to express our sincere thanks to our family and friends for all the flowers, Mass Cards and food. A Special thanks to Sister Dorothy, Father Forester and the Staff of Parkview Convalescent Home, during the illness and recent loss of our mother, Catherine R. Saville. Sincerely Lex and Bill TEET We would like to thank all our relatives, friends and neighbors, church and hospital staff for all acts of kindness in the loss of our mother, Ada E.

Teet. Sincerely, The Family DEATH NOTICES BROWN At her horne on Tuesday, May 18, 1982, Eva Brown, age 97 years, wife of the late Walter E. Brown, of Cokesbury Village, Hockessin, DE. Mother of Walter L. Brown, with whom she lived.

Relatives and friends are invited to share a service of Praise and Thanksgiving with Eva family at Hillcrest -Bellefonte United Methodist Church, 400 Hillcrest Ave, this coming Friday morning, May 21, at 11, and the committal in Riverview Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Eva F. Brown Memorial Fund of Hillcrest-Bellefonte United Methodist Church, 400 Hillcrest Ave, Wilmington, DE 19809. Service arrangements by the JAMES E. BEESON SON FUNERAL HOME.

BROZDOWSKI In the Wilmington Medical Center, Memorial Division, on May 17, 1982, Frank J. formerly of 438 S. Vanburen si, Wilmington, DE. Age 73. Brother of Rose Brozdowski, with whom he lived, Mrs.

Ann Markowski, of Wilmington, DE, Mrs. Frances R. Kosiorek, of Gordon Heights. Also survived by niece and 1 nephew. Relatives and friends and members of the Polish Library Associations are invited to attend the funeral from the ROSTOCKI FUNERAL HOME, 500 S.

Vanburen Street, on Saturday morning, May 22, at Mass of Christian burial will follow at from St. Hedwigs RC Church. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday evening, after 7:00. In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to the St.

Hedwigs Senior Center, 400 S. Harrison St, Wilmington, DE 19805 in his memory. BURKE In Wilmington Medical Center, Delaware Division on May 19, 1982. Ruth Esther Burke, age 60, of 717 E. 10th Street.

Wife of William T. Burke, mother of Patricia Richardson of New Castle, DE, daughter of Charles Dobson of Baltimore, MD' and late Cora Dobson. Sister of Nathaniel Dobson of New York City, Paul Dobson, Grace McManus and Lucille Ross, all of Wilmington, DE. Also survived by stepmother Sadie Dobson of Baltimore, MD. 1 grandson Blair Beale of New Castle, 1 son-in-law George Richardson and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at Scott A.M.E. Zion Church, 7th Spruce Street on Monday afternoon May 24 at 1 o'clock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery immediately following services. Friends may call at the Church on Monday from 11 to 1. Arrangements by CONGO FUNERAL HOME, 201 N.

Gray Avenue, Wilmington, DE BURNS In the Delaware Division on Friday May 21, 1982, Lucille wife oF the late William T. Burns of 1620 Bear-Corbit Road, Bear, DE. Age 61 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Funeral Services on Tuesday Morning at 11 o'clock from the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 531 Delaware Street, New Castle. Intermemt will be at Silverbrook Cemetery, Wilmington.

There will be a viewing at the Funeral Home 1 hour prior to the Services. CARMICHAEL On May 21, 1982, in the Wilmington Medical Center, General Division, Austin husband of the late Dorothy A. Carmichael of 2036 Harwyn Road, North Graylyn Crest. Aged 78 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Graveside Services and interment will be private on Monday at Lombardi Cemetery at 2:00 p.m.

In lieu of flowers the family suggest contributins to the Peninsula McCabe United Methodist Church, 22nd and Baynard Boulevard, Wilmington, De. Arrangements by the MCCRERY FUNERAL HOME. DIJOSEPH On May 20, 1982, Olympia niani DiJoseph, aged 70 years, widow of Eugene V. DiJoseph, Sr. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian burial at 10am, Monday, May 24 at St.

Patrick's Church, Meredith Kennett Square, PA. Interment St. Patrick's Cemetery. Friends may call at the ALBERT KUZO FUNERAL HOME, 250 W. State Kennett Square, PA, Monday morning from DRAINER In this city on Thursday, May 20, 1982, James H.

Drainer, age 58 years, husband of Amelia B. Drainer of 8 Bedford Drive, Edgemoor Gardens. Father of James H. Drainer, Paul M. Drainer, Bruce A.

Drainer, Francisco Thomas D. Drainer, Mary V. Stanley, Elizabeth and Veronica V. Whitehead, Relatives and friends are invited to share Mass of Christian Burial with James Drainer's family at St. Helena's R.C.

Church, 602 Philadelphia Pike, this coming Monday morning, May 24 at 10:00, and the committal in All Saints Cemetery. You are also invited to call on his family at the JAMES E. BEESON SON FUNERAL HOME, 412 Philadelphia Pike, this Sunday evening from DRURY At her home on Wednesday, May 19, 1982, Isabelle D. Drury, age 74 years, wife of Leonard R. Drury, of 600 River Road.

Sister of Durell Douglass of Southampton Estates, PA and Verna Brooks of Ambler, PA. Relatives and friends are invited to share the service of Isabelle Drury with her family at the JAMES E. BEESON SON FUNERAL HOME, 412 Philadelphia Pike this coming Saturday morning, May 22, at 10:30, and the committal in Riverview Cemetery. You are also invited to call on her family at the funeral home this Friday evening, from Contributions may be made to Emmanuel Orthodox Presbyterian Church, 1006 Wilson Road, Wilmington, DE 19803. FLEMING In the General Division of the Wilmington Medical Center on May 20, 1982, Willie Mae Fleming of 424 Morehouse Drive, Dunleith Estates, Wilmington, De.

R. Mother of Fannie Bell, Louise Wilson, John Fleming, all of Wilmington, Arthur Fleming of Orlando, Fla. and James Fleming of Anderson, S.C. Sister of Varrie Jones, Gladys and John Honeywell Miami, Algi and Arnett Honeywell of Tampa, Napoleon Honeywell of Madison, and Dritter Honeywell of Jacksonville, 18 Great Fla. Also survived by 25 Grandchildren, Grandchildren and a host of other relatives attend and friends.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral services at the Ezion Fair Baptist Church, 13th and French Streets, Wilmington, on Wednesday evening, May 26 at 8:00. Interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park on Thursday morning. Friends may call at the church on Wednesday evening from 6:00 until 8:00. Arrangements by the RYLAND FUNERAL HOME, 9 West 30th Street, Wilmington. Capital notebook By Celia Cohen and Rochelle Sharpe Ten years before Corrozi's first race, Richard Cordrey made his first run for the legislature.

Now the president pro tem of the Senate, Cordrey was making a bid for the House. Sussex County Democrats were encouraging him to run and promised him they would be behind him during his campaign. "They were so far behind me," a much wiser Cordrey says today, "I never saw them." Is it time to forsake a name for the sake of a mixup with a namesake? That confusing question brings us to the confusing case of the two politicians who can't seem to pull themselves apart. Charlie Oberly, the candidate for Attorney General, and Bill Oberle, the representative, are forever getting mixed up. Oberle says he has received many calls wishing him good luck on his run for attorney Obituaries general.

And he says he wouldn't be surprised if the other Mr. Oberly got complaints from constituents. The two men, who even went to school together, didn't do anything to alleviate the confusion this week. They both were surprised to discover they had scheduled fundraisers for their campaigns on the same night and in the same city. Oberle chose the Gold Key and Oberly the Dinner Bell, both in Dover.

There are some differences between the two men, however. Oberle says he spells his name the right way. And oh yes, he believes he belongs to the right party too. He is a Republican and Charlie is a Democrat. "He'll probably do well in district," Oberle said of Oberly.

In case it has escaped notice, the Pete du Pont Master Plan has been Fair Hills Estates ex-manager William A. Shelton dead at 73 William A. Shelton, former president of the Union Hospital of Cecil County (Md.) board of directors and former chairman of the Fair Hill Race Committee, died Wednesday at Union Hospital, Elkton, three days after entering the hospital for a heart ailment. 1 Mr. Shelton, who lived on Shelton Lane near Elkton, was 73.

After his graduation from Beacom Business College in 1928, Mr. Shelton became manager of Fair Hill Estates for the late William du Pont. After Mr. du Pont's death in 1965 and the sale of Fair Hill to the state of Maryland, Mr. Shelton continued to manage the estate until his retirement early this year.

Mr. Shelton served as director of Union Hospital for 32 years and was its board president from 1962 until 1977, when he became chairman emeritus, a position he held until his death. Mr. Shelton was associated with the Fair Hill Races since their inception in 1935, and was elected chairman of the race committee in 1976. He was also an active farmer and gardener and was a member of the Cecil County Farm Bureau.

His first wife, Kathryn died in 1980. His second wife, Mary died DEATH NOTICES FRUNDT In this city on May 20, 1982, Julie D. Frundt, wife of the late Harold Frundt and mother of Rev. Oscar H. Frundt of 10 Colony North, Wilmington, DE.

Aged 84 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the FUNERAL May 24 al 9:30. Mass of Christian burial el will be HOME, 1900 Delaware Ave. on Monday morning, offered at Christ Our King R.C. Church, 28th Monroe Sts.

at 10:00. Interment at All Saints Cemetery. Friends may call at the DohertyWickersham Funeral Home on Sunday evening after 7:00. Valet parking services. GEE In Newark, DE on May 19, 1982, Herbert S.

Gee, husband of Mildred H. Gee, of 942 Alexandria Drive, Newark, DE. Aged 75 years. Father of Herbert S. Gee and Richard G.

Gee Sr. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at the ROBERT T. JONES SON FUNERAL HOME, 122 W. Main Newark, on Saturday morning, May 22nd, at 11 o'clock. Interment in Ebenezer Cemetery.

Masonic Services by Solomon Lodge No. 36 at 10:45 Saturday morning. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Heart Association, 4 Trolley Square, Wilmington, DE. Friends may call one hour prior to the service. GOODE In this city on May 16, 1982.

Clave wife of Wesley A. Goode of 2511 N. Heald Street, mother of Kennett Goode also survived by a host of nieces, nephews, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, cousins, relatives and friends. Age 68 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services from Shiloh Baptist Church, 23rd Washington Street on Saturday May 22nd at 1PM.

Interment Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the church on Saturday from 11 until 1 PM. Arrangements by THE EDWARD R. BELL FUNERAL HOME. HALL In this city on May 18, 1982.

Phyllis Lambert Hall. Wife of Charles A. Hall Jr. of 207 Clinton Street, Delaware City. Age 64 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the SPICER-MULLIKIN FUNERAL HOME, Clinton Henry Streets, Delaware City on Saturday May 22nd at 12 o'clock Noon. Interment in Delaware City Cemetery. Friends may call at SPICER-MULLIKIN on Saturday morning from 10 o'clock until servicetime. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions be made to the Hospital of the University of Heart Failure Program, Dr. Karl Weber, 3400 Spruce Street, Phila, PA 19104 HALL In this City on May 20, 1982, Aleeta wife of the late Eugene W.

Hall of 1113 Centre Road, Woodland Apts. Aged 77 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Services on Saturday morning May 22 at 10 o'clock at the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road. Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Friday evening after 7.

In lieu of fowers the family suggests contributions be made to the Building Fund of St. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church, 2407 Silverside Road, Wilmington, DE 19810. JONES In this City on May 20, 1982, George C. Jones, husband of Edith Davis Jones, of 1228 Sycamore Avenue, Elsmere. Age 58 years.

Services at the Relatives and friends are invited to 8 attend the FUNERAL HOME, 1400 Kirkwood Highway, Elsmere on Monday morning, May 24 at 10 o'clock. Interment at St. Patrick's Cemetery, Kennett Square, Pa. Friends ma call at the Funeral Home on Sunday evening after 7. In lieu of fowers please make contributions to the American Cancer Society, 1925 Lovering Avenue, Wilmington, DE 19806.

MATZKE In Newark, Delaware on May 19, 1982, Patricia E. Matzke, wife of Paul P. Matzke of 1202 Virginia Avenue, Newark, DE. 41 years. Mother of Paul R.

Matzke, Daniel Matzke and Denae Matzke. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Funeral Service at the ROBERT T. JONES SON FUNERAL HOME, 122 W. Main Street, Newark on Saturday afternoon, May 22 at 2:30. Interment in Head of Funeral Home on Friday evening from 7 til 9.

Christiana Cemetery. Friends may call al the Prayer Service Friday evening at 7:30. MERRICK In Wilmington Medical Center, Delaware Division on May 19, 1982. William T. Merrick Jr.

husband of Vera (Pat) M. Merrick and father of William T. Merrick 3rd and Jeffrey H. Merrick and brother of Harriet M. Scott, Elizabeth M.

Miller of 608 S. Chapel Street, Newark, DE. Age 59 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock in Red Lion Evangelical Church, Rte 301 between Rte 7 and Rte 72, Bear, DE. Interment in Newark Methodist Cemetery.

Friends may call at the WILLIAM J. WARWICK FUNERAL HOME, 121 W. Park Place, Newark on Friday evening from 7 til 9. PERROTTI In Wilmington General Division, on May 19, 1982, Margaret M. Perrotti, wife Michael A.

Perrotti of 114 Worral Drive, Deacon's Walk, Newark, De. Aged 66 years. Funeral services will be private at the convenience of the family, In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society, 1925 Lovering Avenue, Wilmington, De. Arrangements by the CHARLES Lancaster P. ARCARO FUNERAL HOME, 2309 Avenue.

cranked up again. Once upon a time, in 1978 to be precise, the first-term governor presided over the bestowal of a personal income tax cut for the Delaware taxpayers. The tax cut was followed a year later by increased benefits for welfare recipients. In an impromptu meeting in Legislative Hall recently, du Pont told a delegation from the Academy for Lifelong Learning that he would like to repeat the process of taxcut-followed-by-welfare-break break in his second and final term. The academy is a group of citizens, more than 55 years old, who meet under the auspices of the University of Delaware for educational pursuits.

It's possible du Pont could have chosen a more appreciative group to reveal his plans. What this delegation of older Delawareans wanted to know was, couldn't du Pont see his way clear to push for larger tax exemptions for pensions? Sen. John Arnold nearly lost a battle before it began. Pleasant Hill man dies in Del. 141 crash John T.

Newell, 39, of 1600 Willow Pleasant Hill Estates, was killed in an accident Friday near Newport. Mr. Newell was driving north on Delaware 141 about 1:30 a.m. when he lost control of his car and it struck a sand-filled barrel in a median under construction about one mile south of Newport, police said. His car crossed the median into the opposing lanes of traffic and hit another car, police said.

Mr. Newell was a material technician for the state Highway Division the past 15 years. He is survived by his parents, John F. and Margaret Haugh Newell, with whom he lived, and a brother, Michael K. of Pleasant Hills.

Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Monday morning at 10 in St. Matthew's Catholic Church, Maryland Avenue, Woodcrest, with burial in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday night in the Doherty-Wickersham Funeral Home, 3200 Limestone Road. Sudie M. Stevens Mrs.

Stevens was a member of Elkton United Methodist Church and the third district auxiliary of Union Hospital, Elkton. She is survived by her husband, Manuel three sons, Paul L. of Corte Madera, Harold R. of Westminster, and David E. of Doylestown, two brothers, Colonel McManus of Portsmouth, and Roscoe McManus of Hampton Roads, a sister, Bright Price of Charlotte, N.C.; and six grandchildren.

Services will be Monday afternoon at 2 in the Gee Funeral Home, 259 E. Main Elkton, where friends may call an hour earlier. Burial will be in Gilpin Manor Memorial Park, Elkton. Those who desire may make contributions to Elk United Methodist Church or Union Hospital of Cecil County, both care of the Gee Funeral Home, Elkton, Md. 21921.

Sudie M. Stevens, 73, of 601 Maryland Elkton, died there Thursday of a -intestinal hemorrhage. Diane Favreau Speziale Diane Favreau Speziale, 35, of White Plains, N.Y., formerly of Wilmington, was dead on arrival on Sunday in White Plains Hospital after suffering a heart attack at her home. Mrs. Speziale was the manager of Turco's Fruit Ranch, White Plains.

She moved from Wilmington about six years ago. She was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church in Wilmington. Surviving are her husband, John; a son, John Anthony Speziale, at home; a daughter, Michele Kempski of Greensboro, N.C.; her parents, Armand and Helen Favreau of Port Richey, and a sister, Lorraine Wenner of Greensboro, N.C. Services and burial were held on Wednesday in New Rochelle, N.Y.

Joseph H. De Wire Joseph H. "Fish" DeWire, 61, of Ridge Kennett Square, died on Friday after suffering an apparent heart attack at his home. Mr. De Wire was the owner of the Birch Inn in Kennett Square for the past seven years.

He formerly owned an Arco service station on Pennsylvania Avenue in Wilmington. Surviving are his wife, Rae T. Tomaino DeWire; two daughters, Anne Maria Williams of Kennett Square and Patricia Michener of West Grove, a brother, Jack of Kennett Square; two sisters, Louise Connor of Kennett Square and Ruth Beard of Pocopson, and six granddaughters. Mass of Christian Burial will be For the umpteenth time, he introduced a bill that would gouge the Wilmington wage tax by phasing it out for non-residents over 10 years. Bobby Marshall, the Wilmington Democrat with aspirations to be mayor, fought hard to have Arnold's bill assigned to the Community Affairs Committee, which Marshall chairs.

Had the bill gone there, it could automatically have been pronounced legally dead. But a coalition of suburbanites and downstaters muscled the bill into the Revenue and Taxation Committee, chaired by Sussex Countian Richard Cordrey. That leaves the matter open for more fireworks later, though in the past Cordrey has gone along with the wishes of the city delegation. Monday brought another meeting of the state's revenue, forecasters and one more hope for legislators that their budget problems might disappear. Before the meeting started, the Joint Finance Committee still had $1.2 million to cut before it could offered at 1 Monday afternoon at St.

Patrick's Catholic Church, Kennett Square, with burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Friends may call from Monday from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Albert F.

Kuzo Funeral Home, 250 W. State Kennett Square. Instead of flowers, the family suggests that contributions be made to the Building Fund of St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Meredith Street, Kennett Square, 19348. John J.

Wojciechowski Twin Oaks, was dead on arrival on Thursday at Sacred Heart General Hospital, Chester, after suffering a heart attack at his home. John J. Wojciechowski, 61; of Mr. Wojciechowski, was a machinist for Phoenix Steel Corp. in Claymont for 43 years.

He was a fourth-degree member of the Knights of Columbus and a member of St. Joseph Council 4271 of Marcus Hook, Pa. He also was a member of the National Association of the 10th Mountain Division of World War II. He earned the Bronze Star in combat in Italy during the war. He was a member of St.

John Fisher Catholic Church, Boothwyn, Pa. He is survived by his wife, Regina Jacono Wojciechowski; a son, John of Linwood, two daughters, Regina Cole of Chicago and Lisa M. Wojciechowski, at home; three brothers, Michael of Ft. Lauderdale, Walter of Aston, and George of Linwood; four sisters, Frances Speck of Chester, Romaine Taylor of Eddystone, Carolyn Lund of Ft. Lauderdale, and Stella Wojciechowski of Wilmington; and two grandchildren.

Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 Monday morning in St. John Fisher Catholic Church, 4225 Chichester Boothwyn, with burial in Immaculate Heart of Mary Cemetery, Linwood. Friends may call Sunday night and also Monday morning in the Ward Funeral Home, 1459 Market Linwood. Austin E. Carmichael Austin E.

Carmichael, 78, of 2036 Harwyn Road, North Graylyn Crest, died of cancer on Friday in the General Division. Mr. Carmichael retired 13 years ago, after 29 years as a pipefitter at the Du Pont Co. Chambers Works in Deepwater, N.J. He was a member of Temple Lodge 11, and the Peninsula- McCabe United Methodist Church.

His wife, Dorothy died on April 30. Surviving are a daughter, Doris L. Trivits of Winterthur, and a son, Donald R. Carmichael of Newark; five grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Private graveside services will be held on Monday at Lombardy Cemetery.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests that contributions be made to Peninsula-McCabe United Methodist Church, 22nd Street and Baynard Boulevard. Dead man identified as being from N.C. The body found along U.S. 13, near the Getty refinery, on March 21 has been identified as that of James Duke Epps, 48, of North Carolina, state police said on Friday. Police spokesman Lt.

Clifford M. Graviet said the identity was made through fingerprints. Graviet said Epps' last known address was Windsor, N.C.. Graviet said Epps died of natural causes. Bleachers collapse; 20 hurt Associated Press FRANKLIN, Tenn.

A section of roll-out bleachers gave way during yearbook dedication ceremonies at Page High School on Friday, slightly injuring 20 students, officials said. About 75 students were seated in the section when it collapsed, officials said. finish its budget bill and members were rooting for the number to shrink. Dick Sincock, the committee's vice chairman, usually sitssilently at the meetings and afterwards reminds everyone he can find that Delaware may well have the best, most non-political revenue forecasting group in the country. But during budget time anything can happen and Sincock said he had a suggestion.

"Go ahead, be objective," he told Secretary of Finance Dennis Sullivan and Eleanor Craig, the committee chairman and Uni-, versity of Delaware professor. "Any revenue reductions will be: split between the budget of the Secretary of Finance and the University of Delaware." Everybody laughed until the new numbers were derived. Revenue, dropped and now the Joint Finance, Committee has to cut $2.9 million from the budget. Celia Cohen and Rochelle Sharpe, are legislative reporters for The News Journal. Capital Notebook appears Saturdays when the Legislature is in session.

Britain storms the Falklands in 1982. He is survived by a brother, R. Denny Shelton of Elkton. Services will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 in Trinity Episcopal Church, Bridge Street, Elkton. Burial is private.

Friends may call Tuesday from noon to 1:30 at the Gee Funeral Home, 259 E. Main Elkton. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Union Hospital of Cecil County, care of Kathryn Golt, 106 Singerly Elkton, Md. 21921. George C.

Jones Jr. George C. Jones 58, of 1228 Sycamore Elsmere, died of cancer at the Delaware Division on Thursday. Mr. Jones was an ironworker with Iron Workers Local 451, Elsmere, for more than 31 years.

He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Mr. Jones was a past post commander of Blue Rock Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7598. He was a member of the Blue Rock Drum and Bugle Corps and the Archer Epler Drum and Bugle Corps of Upper Darby, Pa. He also was a member of the Elsmere Community and Corpus Christi Catholic Church athletic associations and formerly served on the board of directors of the latter.

He is survived by his wife, Edith two sons, David F. of Tampa, and Richard L. of Colorado Springs, two daughters, Georgia Bupp of Columbia, and Karla Jones of Cochranville, his parents, Norma and George C. Jones Sr. of Wilmington; and two grandchildren.

Services will be held at 10 Monday morning at the Krienen-Griffith Funeral Home, 1400 Kirkwood Highway, Elsmere, where friends may call Sunday night. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Kennett Square, Pa. Instead of flowers, the family suggests that contributions be made to the American Cancer Society, 1925 Lovering Wilmington 19806. DEATH NOTICES PYLE In the St.

Francis Hospital on May 20, 1982. Carl husband of Edith P. Pyle of 817 Washington Street. Aged 82 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services from the MCCRERY MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 3924 Concord Pike, Talleyville on Tuesday, 25 at 1 p.m.

with interment in Silverbrook Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to service. In lieu of flowers family suggests contributions to the Chester Bethal United Methodist Church, Memorial Fund, 2619 Foulk Rd. RHOADES Suddenly at her late residence, Iva V. Rhoades, wife of Heber C.

Rhoades, of 105 New York Avenue, Claymont. Aged 80 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 3401 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont, on Tuesday afternoon, May 25, al 1:00. Interment Chester- -Bethel Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday evening after 7:00 p.m.

SHELTON In Union Hospital, Elkton, MD on May 19, 1982, William A. Shelton, of Shelton Road, Rising Sun, MD. Husband of the late Kathryn W. Shelton and the late S. Shelton.

Brother of R. Denny Shelton, Elkton, MD, also survived by 2 neices. Age 73. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Services on Tuesday afternoon, May 25, 1982, at from the Trinity Episcopal Church, Elkton, MD. Interment will be private.

Friends may call at the GEE FUNERAL HOME, 259 E. Main St, Elkton, MD from noon until 1:30 on Tuesday afternoon. The family suggest Memorial contributions may be made to the Union Hospital Of Cecil County, Mrs. Kathryn Golt, 106 Singerly Ave, Elkton, MD 21921. SHOCKLEY On Wednesday, May 19, 1982, Clara Thomas, aged 85 years.

Beloved mother of Mrs. Catherine Larson of Wilmington, Mrs. Virginia Adkins, Salisbury, MD, three Sons, William, John and Claude Thomas. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, May 22nd, at 2 PM at St. Peter's United Methodist Church, Oriole, MD.

Friends may call at the HINMAN FUNERAL HOME, Princess Ann, MD tonight from 7 to 9 PM. STEVENS At her late residence 601 Maryland AVe, Elkton, MD on May 20, 1982, Sudie McManus Stevens, wife of Manuel Eugene Stevens, Elkton, MD. Mother of Paul Lamar Stevens, of Corte Madera, CA, Harold Ray Stevens, Westminster, MD, David Eugene Stevens, Doylestown, PA. Sister of Bright Price, Charlotte, NC, Colonel McManus, Portsmith, VA and Roscoe McManus, Hampton Roads, VA. Also survived by 6 Grandchildren.

Relatives and on Monday afternoon, May 1982, at friends are invited to attend the funeral services from the GEE FUNERAL HOME, 259 E. Main St, Elkton, MD. Interment in the Gilpin Manor Memorial Park, Elkton, MD. Friends may call at the Gee Funeral Horne Monday afternoon, after The family suggest memorial contributions may be made the Elkton United Methodist Church or the Union Hospital of Cecil County, The Gee Funeral, 259 E. Main St, Elkton, MD 21921.

WASHINGTON In this city on May 18, 1982, Minnie wife of Samuel Washington of 941 Spruce St. Step-mother of Stephen Dryden. Sister of Marcella Dryden of Wilmington, Pearl Hines of NJ, Webster and Melton Bailey of MD. Sister-inlaw of Gladys C. Coleman of Wilmington and Gertrude Washington of Wilmington.

Also survived by a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives and friends. Aged 68 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services from Kingdom Hall, 208 E. 35th Street, on Manday afternoon, May 24 1pm. Interment Graceby the EDWARD R.

BELL FUNERAL HOME. lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the church on Monday from 12-1pm. A A Arrangements Continued from A1 and missiles shot down 17 Argentine Mirage, Skyhawk and Pucara warplanes. It said three Argentine helicopters were destroyed on the ground.

"Seven weeks after the Argentine aggression, British forces are tonight firmly established back on the Falkland Islands," Nott said in a statement reporting the biggest battle action so far in the undeclared war. He said invasion troops of the Royal Marines and Parachute Regiment "are now ashore in substantial numbers" and the landings were unopposed by ground forces. But he said that in addition to the damaged British ships and the missing Harrier, the British attackers lost "two of our small helicopters" and 21 men perished when a helicopter plunged into the stormy Atlantic during pre-invasion troop transfers. An estimated 4,500 British troopers with the war fleet face about 9,000 Argentine soldiers dug in on the islands. Another 3,000 British soldiers are aboard the requisitioned luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 2, which has not yet reached the combat zone.

British correspondent Michael Nicholson of Independent Television News was aboard one of the invasion-support vessels. He wrote that troopers "in their thousands" went ashore and at one landing site he could see the men supported by light tanks establish a beachhead following a naval bombardment. His dispatch, subject to censorship, gave no location but said at that landing point near a cluster ofwhite stone buildings "troops found 31 Falklanders in their own kind of makeshift shelter, including 14 children there. They're all safe and they are all uninjured." He said the commandos began boarding landing craft from a troop ship at 6:30 a.m. and the entire operation was over in four hours of "cold, crisp and clear Nicholson's report said the British fleet had about 20 ships in the narrow Falkland Sound that divides the main West and East Falkland islands.

Argentine warplanes launched an attack at 10 a.m., Nicholson wrote, and the warships fired back. He described Argentine pilots as maneuvering "wildly" to evade the anti-aircraft missiles and said "two have been shot down in front of us." Correspondents with the British fleet said the frigates that were hit were in the Falkland Sound shelling Argentine positions. Weather is crucial for both sides with the onset of winter in the southern hemisphere. Tempera-1 tures are the 30-40 Fahrenheit range in the Falklands at this time of year and the islands are often buffeted by high seas and strong winds. A storm swept over the Falklands, 250 miles Argentine mainland, on Thursday, but the weather cleared slightly Friday.

Meteorologists said another severe storm is now approaching the islands from the south. The U.N. Security Council met in emergency session in New York and Peru announced another peace initiative one day after the collapse, of efforts by U.N. Secretary-Gen-, eral Javier Perez de Cuellar. During the debate that lasted nearly three hours, Irish Ambassador Noel Dorr urged the council to give Perez de Cuellar a new and strengthened mandate to resume his mediation efforts.

The council then adjourned until today, with sources saying they expected a resolution to be drafted along the lines of the appeal by the Irish who had requested the emergency meeting..