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itt i. Tht Morning Ntwi, Wilmington, Thursday, July 9, 1981 C6 IN MEMORIAM Obituaries DAST looks to hike rates by 10 percent Glenn Bower SMYRNA Glenn Bower, 64, of 17 Oak Drive, died Tuesday in Kent General Hospital, Dover, after an apparent heart attack. Mr. Bower was an independent salesman in the Delaware area for Castle Car Care Products of New York City the past several years, He is survived by his wife, Margaret E. Bower; a son, Larry G.

of Smyrna; a daughter, Cheryl Sol-loway of Clayton; two brothers, Kenneth of Berwick, and Wilbur of Melbourne, two sisters, Marguerite Eckrote of Berwick and Dorothy Sorber of Carlisle, and three grandchildren. Services and burial will be private, There will be no viewing, Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Legion Ambulance Service, Smyrna, 19977. Julie Walker of Boston; and two grandchildren. Services will be Saturday morning at 11 at the Church of God, Clarence Street, Seaford. Friends may call Friday night until 8 at the Young's Funeral Home, 308 N.

Front Seaford. Burial will be in Macedonia AME Cemetery, Seaford. Oliver J. Adkins Oliver J. Adkins, 67, of 33 Iowa Road, Cox Trailer Village, died Wednesday at home after a long illness.

Mr. Adkins retired three years ago from the maintenance department at the Delaware State Hospital, where he had worked for 10 years. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth; two daughters, Joann Rafferty of Wilmington and Eleanor Elliott of Laurel, and four grandchildren. Services will be Friday morning at 11 at the McCrery Memorial Chapel, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road, where friends may call an hour earlier. Burial will be in All Saints Cemetery, Meadowood.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Carpenter Clinic in care of the General Division, Chestnut and Broom streets, Wilmington, Del. 19805. John Pusey MILFORD John Pusey, 90, a resident of Milford Manor nursing home, formerly of Delmar, died Wednesday in the nursing home after a long illness. Mr. Pusey was a self-employed farmer for many years in the Del-mar area until he retired in 1972.

His wife, Pearl died in 1969. He is survived by three sons, Paul and G. Franklin, both of Laurel, and John M. of Delmar; three daughters, Minnie N. Jackson, Carrie E.

Riley and Madge P. Thomas, all of Delmar; a sister, Mae P. Layfield of Stockton, 26 grandchildren, 40 great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandson. Services will be Saturday afternoon at 2 at the Marvel-Short Funeral Home, 21 Grove Delmar, where friends may call Friday night. Burial will be in St.

Stephen's Cemetery, Delmar. tract went into effect July 1. Most of DAST's 25 full-time drivers have more than four years experience and thus make the top wage. For them, the 8 percent increase means a raise from $6.04 an hour to $6.52. The drivers agreed to accept the same pay increase as state employees in the, following two vears.

DAST's non-union employees already get the same yearly increases as state employees do under the merit system. State employees also got an 8 percent raise this year. The most significant part of the contract from the drivers' point of view was the establishment of a pension plan, according to Glenn R. Murray, president of the local. "They have been working for 10 or 11 years with no pension at all," he said.

The plan calls for a 2 percent contribution from employees and a 1 percent contribution from DAST. The details will be worked out before the plan goes into effect July 1, 1982. There will be a five-year moratorium on payouts after the plan takes effect. DAST now has no retired drivers, and none are anticipated within the next five years. The new contract also calls for some improvements for DAST's 11 part-time drivers.

They, too, received an 8 percent raise, bringing their wages to $4.91 an hour. For the first time, they will be paid overtime for working more than eight hours in one day. DAST will also supply their uniforms, as it does for full-time drivers. A public hearing on the proposed rate increase is tentatively scheduled for July 30 at 10 a.m. in the center conference room of the Department of Transportation building on U.S.

1 13 in Dover, across from the Blue Hen Mall. Those who plan to attend are requested to write to DAST at P.O. Box 1347, Dover, Del. 19901, or call 736-3278 before July 22. Gillard plans to cancel the hearing if no one expresses any interest.

ANSALVISH In loving memory of Robert Ansaivish who parsed awav one year ago loday July 9, I WO. You have gone away, but will never be forgotten Loved ano sadly missed Kalhy and Diane CASTELU In memory of Rudy CaMeitt who passed awav 5 years ago today, July 9, 1976 You ate not forgotten in our heads Jackie and Beth ELLIOTT In loving memory of our father, William A Elliott, on his 79th hinhdav, July 9, 1981, Oeares! Dad, There wasn't time to say goodbye. And cure was not to be, A golden hearl stoooed beating When God whispered "Come lo me He put his arms around vou, Took away the oain strpss, Bui he broke our hearst to prove to us, He only lakes Ihe best. Deeply loved sadly missed By His Children MCALLISTER In memory ol a lovmg witc and mother, Rosa Lee McAllister who passed awav July 9, 198. Years rnav wipe awav many things But this dav wipes out never, The memories ot Ihe happv times When were all together Sweet Jesus take this message lo our mother up above.

Tell her how we miss her And give her an our love. Dearly ipved, sadly missed Rev McAllister Family MELLAY in loving memory of John (Jack) on his 23rd birthday, July 9 No. longer in our hie to share But in our hearts you'll alwavs be 'here Loved and missed evpry day Mom, Dad sister Mary WRIGHT In loving memory ol Nicole Wright who passed awav July 9, 1980. Although you've been gone a year today In our nearls you'll alwavs stay Sadly missed bv Isaiah, Shon'lri l.rshp CARD OF THANKS JOHNSON We trip family of Samynl fLurky) Johnson, would like lo thank friends, relatives and neighbors for all their kindness, cards, food flowers and cash donations, during our recpnt bereavement. Wife, Daughter Son DEATH NOTICES ANDERSON Suddenly this O'v on July 7 1981, Gregory (Greg) Anderson, ot 1909 Sroil Street Son of Alfred and Shirley Anderson brother nt Gwendolyn Anderson.

Lenora Shelfon and Mnrm a Anderson all of Wilmington Also survived bv 8 Vep-sislers, 4 step-brothers, and a host ol aunts, uncles, nephews, other relatives and tnends Age 16. Relatives and friends are invited lo attend funeral services at fcion Fair Baptist Church, 13ih French Streets, Wilmington, DH on Friday evening July 10 nt 8 o'clock Inlermpnl at Graie lawn Memorial Pak on Saturday morning Friends may call at the church Friday evening from 6 until 8 Arrangements bv CONGO FUNERAL HOME, 201 N. Gray Avenue. Wilmington, Delaware. BIEGINSKIE On July 6, 1981, in Ihe Hillside Nursing Home.

Marvanna formerly ot 1006 Maple Street Wife ol the late Joseph A B'egmskie Mother of Mrs I. porta Marcimak Alsn survived by her Granddaughter Mrs. Ann Paraskipwir? and Great Grandsons Age 81 Relatives and trends are invited to attend the Funeral from the ROSTOCKI FUNERAL HOME, 500 South VanBuren Street, on Fndav morning at 8 00AM Mass Of Christian Buna! will follow at 9 00AM, at SI Hertwig RC Church, 408 Soulh Harrison Street Interment will be AH Samis Cemeterv Friends may tall at the funeral home Thursday evening, after 7 00 BOYER At his residence on Monday July 6, lvfll, Charles E. (Chief) Bover, Sr ot 116 Comp- ton Circle. Father of Elaine Henderson of Santa Ana, CA, Charles E.

Bover, SZm. Mary Harris and William Bover, all IV v. of Wilmington, DE. Richard Bover of JflL 1 Syracuse. Melvin Wmg ol Wl-I fpi 1 mmgton, adopted daughter Marian Rogers of Wilmington Brother of Clara Keen of Wilmington and Martin Bover ot Los Angeles CA Devotpd CjaLjf by 17 grandrhiirtrpn 1 aunt.

1 uncles, I hosl of other relatives and friends Aaed 61 vears Relatives, friends Monday Club and the Delaware Bowling Senate are invited lo a'lend funeral services at CONGO FUNERAL HOME Gray Ave. Witm DE on Saturday morning. July 11 at 10 30 Interment at Graf eiawn Memorial Park immediately lonowmg services Fnpnds may call at the funeral home on Saturday morning from 9-10 30. BROCK In Wilmmgion Medical Center. Dela ware Division, on July 1981, James Brock (LeRov), ot 11 West 22nci Street Wilmington, DE Close friend of Dorothy Jarman and the Jarman family Age 68 years Relatives and friends are invited to attend unprai Services at CONGO FUNERAL HOME, 201 North Grav Avenue.

Wilmington, DE, on Thursday evening, July 9. at 800 Interment at Riverview Cemeterv, on Friday morning Friends may call -it the funeral nome on Thursday, from 6 00 until 8 00PM The family receive friends al 206 Street, Wilmington, DE, BUSH Suddenly on July 6. 1981 Thomas Bush. Ill, husband ot June A Bush of Lark Avenue, Fair winds. Bear Delaware, son of Thomas Bush II and Mrs Louise Morns of Route 1, Bear, Delaware Ayr 22 years Relatives and friends arc invited to attend the services at THE GEBHART FUNERAL HOME 531 Delaware Street New Castle on Thursday morning, July 9 at 11 O'clock Interment at Grareiawn Memorial Park There will be no viewing but thpre win Pe calling hours one hour prior to services.

BUSH Suddenly on July 6, 1981. Harry Bush, son of Thomas Bush, II and Mrs Louise Morris of Route 1, Bear, Delaware Age ypars Relatives and friends are invited to atiend the services at THE GEBHART FUNFRAL HOME, 531 Delaware Street, New Castle on Thursday morning, July 9 at 11 o'clock Intermen! at Grace-lawn Memorial Park There will be no viewing, but there will be caning hours one hour prior to Services, CARNILL In Union Hospital Fikton MD on July 7. 1981, Mrs Bessie Carnili, of in Maioney Road Mother of Mrs. Anna Mae Lewandowski, Angiewood, FL. Thomas A Carmll, Eikton, MD and Charles Carnili, Detroit, Ml.

Sister ol Vincent Crooks, Taylor, Ml Age 68 years Services will be held at the Harris Funeral Home, 15251 Harper Avenue Detroit, Ml, on Saturday morning, July 11, 1100 Interment at White Chapel Cemeterv, Trov, Ml, Arrangments by HICKS HOME FOR FUNERALS, Elkion. MD C1TINO On July 7. 1981, of Rosedale Road, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Antnonv Cihno Age 69 years. Son of the late Peter and Josephine Fragaie Citino Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial a' 10AM Friday. July 10 a' St Patrick's Church, Meredith Street, Kennett Square.

PA, Interment SI. Patrick's Cemetery Friends may can al the ALBERT KUZO FUNERAL HOME 20 Slate Street, Kennett Square PA, Thursday eve' ning July 9 from 7 to 9PM HANK On July 7, 1981, at her lale rf. once, Grace F. Hank, wife of Ihe late Warren Hank, of 31 East Summil Richardson Park Age 86 years Relatives and friends are invited lo attend (he Memorial Service at the Wilmington Church Of The Brethern, 27 Belmont Richa'rison Park, on Thursday afternoon, July 9, at 2 00PM. Interment will be private at the convenience of the family There will be no viewing In lieu ol flowers contributions may be made to the Memorial Fund, Wilmington Church Of The Brethern, 27 Belmonf Richardson Park, Wilmington, DE 1980S.

Arrangements by SPICER MULLIKIN FUNERALS HOMES. HOFFHEISER In Cokesbury Village on July 7, 1981. lona Hoffheiser, Aged 73 years. Wite of the late Glenn HoHheiser Relatives and friends are invited lo attend the funeral services on Friday, July 10 at the Gracelawn Memorial Park Chaoei at 1 15 P.m Interment will be adiommg cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions to your favorite charity.

Friends may call al the chapel 45 mms. prior to service. KIRK In Laureiwood Nursing Center, Eikton MO, on July 8. 1981, Mrs Anna S. Kirk formerly Of Greenhill Farm, Elkion, MD Aunt of Mrs Jean W.

Mershon, Mrs. Emily Abrahamson, both of Philadelphia, PA, Lee Wherry, Oxford, MD, Mrs. Mary Wiley, Rising Sun, MD, Miss Sarah K. BroKaw, Atlanta, GA, Kirk Brokaw, Rising Sun MD and Mrs Ann Weber, McLean, VA. Age 95 years Relatives and friends are invited lo attend the Services at the HICKS HOME FOR FUNERALS, Bow 4 Stockton Elkion MD, on Saturday morning, Julv 11, at I' 00 Interment al Rosebank Cemeterv, Calvert, MD Friends may call on Saturday, 1 hour prior to service time.

LOBO In Delaware D'vision, Wilmington Medical Center, on July 5, 1981, Luis Lobo of 111 Eikton Road, Newark age 29 years. Relatives, friends and children of the Newark Dav Nurserv are invited lo attend Memorial Services in the Memorial Hall of the First Presbyterian Church, 292 W. Main Street, Newark, on Friday evening at 7 P.M Arrangements bv the WILLIAM J. WARWICK FUNERAL HOME, Newark, DE. SULLIVAN In this city on July 7, 1981, Mary daughter of the late Martin and Brenda Sullivan Of 202! Waimsley Eastburn Acres.

Aged 63 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial at St, John the Beloved Church, 907 Milltown Rd on Saturday morning July fl al 10 o'clock. Entombment in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, Limestone and Milltown Roads on Friday evening after 7 In lieu of flowers please make contributions to the Millcreek Fire 3900 Kirk-wood Wilmington, Del. 19808.

TRZUSKOWSKI In this city on Monday. July 6, 1981, Mary Margaret nee Hnatowski), wife ot Charles Trzuskowski of 405 S. Connell St Aged 70 years, Relatives, friends and members of AMPOL are invited to attend the funeral from the JOHN F. YASIK AND SON, INC FUNERAL HOME, 607 S. Harrison SI.

on Thursday morning, Julv 9 at Mass of Christian Burial in St. Hedwig's Church at Interment Cathedral Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday evening after 7, Parking facilities across from funeral home, Familv requests memorial donations be sent fo Saiesianum Development Fund, 18th Broom DE 19802. BRANDYWINE FL0WER9 "flowers for all occasions" Carntr ol Marsh I Vol Rd. 478-6231 lona B. Hoffheiser lona B.

Hoffheiser, 73, formerly of Hillendale, died Tuesday at her residence in Cokesbury Village, Hockessin, after a long illness. Mrs, Hoffheiser's husband, Glenn died in 1972. She is survived by a son, Glenn B. Jr. of Holly Oak Terrace; two daughters, Anita Trapp of Fenwick Island and Sharyl Robinson of Cragmere Woods; a sister, Ejlna M.

Rice of Cliff House Apartments; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services will be Friday afternoon at 1:15 at the Gracelawn Memorial Park Chapel, where friends may call 45 minutes earlier. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to charity. Jeffrey A.

Willis LEWES Jeffrey Alan Willis, 35, of the Tri-State Trailer Park near Lewes died at his home Monday from bronchial pneumonia. Mr. Willis was a mechanic for the past several years with Doxsce Food Corp. near Lewes. He is survived by two daughters.

Juliet A. and Jessica A. Willis, both of Penns Grove, N.J.; his father, Lewis A. of Wilmington; his mother, Mary P. Hires of Ocean View; a brother, Douglas E.

of Maryland; two sisters, Joyce A. Sarver of Elk-ton, and Diane E. Laudien of Wilmington; and his maternal grandmother, Anna F. Burris of Wilmington. He was divorced.

Graveside services will be this morning at 11 in Bethel Methodist Cemetery, Lewes. There will be no viewing. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Diabetes Association, 2713 Lancaster Wilmington, Del. 19805, or Alcoholics Anonymous in care of the Grange Building, Route 2, Angola, Del. 19958.

Mae S. Voshell Mae S. Voshell, 80, of 3903 Evelyn Drive, Dunlinden Acres, formerly of Summit Bridge, died Wednesday in the Memorial Division after a long illness. Mrs. Voshell's husband, Claude died in 1967.

She is survived by a daughter, Louise Rumpel, with whom she lived; four grandchildren and a great-grandson. Services will be Saturday morning at 11 at the Daniels Hutchison Funeral Home, 212 N. Broad Middletown, where friends may call an hour earlier. Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery near Chesapeake City, Md. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Summit Bridge United Methodist Church, Summit Bridge, 19701.

Percy W. Williams Percy W. Williams, 88, of 43 E. Reamer Middleboro Crest, died Tuesday in Hillside House con-valsecent home, 810 S. Broom after a long illness.

Mr. Williams was an accountant in the auditing department of the Du Pont Co. for 39 years before he retired in 1957. He is survived by his wife, Martha D. Services will be private, and the family requests that flowers be omitted.

John Martin Sr. BRIDGEVILLE John Martin 64, of near Bridgeville, was dead on arrival Saturday at Nanticoke Memorial Hospital, Seaford, after a long illness. Mr. Martin worked in Seaford for Ernest DiSabatino Sons Inc. of Wilmington for eight years, until he retired on disability two years ago.

He is survived by his wife, Thelma Martin; two sons, John Jr. and Anthony both at home; a daughter, Thelma Rodriquez of Milton; two stepsons, Thomas Elliott of Seaford and Alonza Elliott of Seaford; three sisters, Rosalee Daniels of Seaford, Ruby James of Salisbury, and DEATH NOTICES VOSHELL In Ihe Wilmington Medical Cenler, Memorial Division, on Julv 8, 1981, Mae Voshell wile ol Ihe lale Claude ol 3903 Evclvn Drive, Wilmington, DE. Formerly of Summil Bridge, DE. Mother ot Louise Kumpel Grandmother of Claude J. Kumpel, Lvnn Poad, Anita Kumpel, Alan Kumpel, all of Wilmington.

Great- Erandmolher of Andrew Kumpel Aunt of Miss aura Schrader of Wilmington. Age 80 vears. Relatives and friends are invited lo attend the funeral services al the DANIELS HUTCHISON FUNERAL HOME, 212 N. Broad Middletown, DE on Saturday morning, July 11 at 11 o'clock. Interment at Bethel Cemetery near Chesapeake City, MD.

Friends may call al the Funeral home one hour before the services on Saturday morning. In lieu of flowers the family suggests thai contributions be made to the Summit Bridge United Methodist Church, Summil Bridge, DE. WILLIAMS In this city on Tuesday, Julv 7, 1981, Percy husband of Marina D. Williams of 43 E. Reamer Avenue, Middleboro Crest, age 88 vears.

Services and interment will be private and at the convenience of the family. Please omit flowers. Arrangements by McCRERY FUNERAL HOMES INC. WILSON In Brandvwine Convalescent Home on July 6, 1981, Daisy wife ot the lale James S. Wilson, of 601 New Road, Elsmere.

Age 96 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Ihe services at the KRIENEN-GRIFFITH FUNERAL HOME, 1400 Kirkwood Highway, Elsmere, on Thursday afternoon, July 9, at 2:00 o'clock. Interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Wednesday evening after 7:00 o'clock. WYATT In Annarundel General Hospital, Annapolis, MD, on July 5, 1981.

Frances A. Wyalt, of 48 Carter Road, Smyrna, DE, formerly of Elkion, MD Mother of Jack N. Wyatt, Elkion, MO, Barbara Hall, Smyrna, DE, Kenilh J. Wyalt, Baltimore, MD Sister of Harry James Moore, Eikton, MD and Arthur (Sug) Moore, Elkion, MD. Also survived by several nieces and nephews, 9 Grandchildren, 3 Great Grandchildren.

Age 70 vears. Relatives and friends are inviled to atiend Mass Of Christian Burial on Thursday morning, July 9, 1981, al from the Immaculate Conception RC Church, Elkion, MD. Interment In the Immculale Conception RC Cemetery, Cherry Hill, MD. Friends may call the GEE FUNERAL HOME, 259 E. Main Slreet, Elkion, MD on Wednesday evening, after 7 00PM, where the Rosary will be recited at 7:30.

The family suggest Memorial Contributions may be made lo Ihe Immaculate Conception RC Church, co the Gee Funeral Home, 259 E. Main Elkion, MD 21921. By SANDY DENNISON Staff writer Handicapped Delawareans will pay 10 percent more to ride DAST starting Aug. 1 if a proposed rate increase goes into effect. The increase would be the second in 13 months for the Delaware Administration for Specialized Transportation.

Social service agencies such as senior centers would be affected most by the increase since they usually pick up the tab for their clients' rides. If the rate increase is approved by state Secretary of Transportation Kermit H. Justice, DAST's charge for a one-zone trip will go up from $3.84 to $4.25. There are 10 zones in the state, and each is equivalent to about 30 minutes' travel time. DAST's hourly fee would increase from $13.42 to $14.75.

Paying by the hour rather than by the zone is more economical for agencies that need transportation for a group of people at one time. The higher rates are necessary because of inflation, according to DAST director James H. Gillard. He noted that transportation-related costs for such items as fuel and parts have been outpacing inflation in other segments of the economy. DAST's operating budget for the new fiscal year that began July 1 is a little more than $1.4 million, up from $1.2 million in 1980-81.

Fares pay two-thirds of that, and state and federal subsidies cover the rest. As costs are going up, income is going down, Gillard said. Social service agencies, looking for ways to trim their own budgets, are using the service less. DAST carries about 600 riders a day, said Gillard, compared with 1,000 a day last year at this time. One factor in DAST's increasing costs although not the most significant one, Gillard said is increasing labor costs.

All DAST employees, including the unionized drivers, are getting an 8 percent pay raise this year. Negotiations with the DAST division of Local 842 of the Amalgamated Transit Union ended late last month, and a new three-year con- On the record Births Wilmington Medical Center General Division CARLTON Mvronna, 101 Winder Road, Garfield Park, July son. COOPER A. Denise and Jeffrey, 1413 N. Clayton July daughter.

HAMILL Cindy, 500 S. Du Ponl Highway, Du Pont Parkway Aparlmenls, July daughter, JOHNSON Patricia and Roy, Flamingo Drive, Brookmonl Farms, Julv 8, son. KELLY Cheryl and Lloyd, 2531 Justin Lane, Chalfonte, July son. KELSEY Karen and Charles 2601 Sandalwood Drive, Sandalwood Apartments, July 7, son. LANAHAN Louise and James, 2100 Wood-lawn Julv 7, daughter, MELENDEZ Luz and Jose, 703 N.

Van Buren July 7, son. PUSEY June and Charles 2504 Marion Roselle, July 7, son. SCHIRLING Donna and Michael, Delaware City Trailer Park, July 8, daughter. SKEEN Julie and Leslie, 515 Pershing Road, Hickory Hill, July 7, son. SMITH Susan and Ernest, 1C Burleigh Court, Iron Hill Apartments, July 7, daughter.

SWAIN Edna and Henry, 27 Winchester Road, Wellington Armv Apartments, July 8, daughter. WILLIAMS Teri and Harry, 15 Marv Ella Drive, Silver Springs Apartments, Julv 8, daughter. WISMER Bethany and Ronald, 6 Oxford Court, Willow Run, Julv 8, son. Kent General Hospital ALBANESE Carol and Wayne, Kenton, June 28, son. Nanticoke Memorial Hospital FLEETWOOD Kalhy and Martin, Seaford, July 7, daughter.

Beebe Hospital DeVITO Susan and Joseph, Lewes, July 7, son. CHALMERS Linda and Charles, Seaford, July 7, daughter. Marriage licenses New Castle County Carmen E. Christopher, Wilmington, and Shonda L. Reph, Wilmington, Richard B.

Cavender, Newark, and Carol Ann John, Newark. Alonia J. Mosley, Wilmington, and Linda D. LaFale, New Castle. Thomas L.

Skinner, Wilmington, and Valerie D. Wright, Wilmington. Horace M. Woodward, Middletown, and Mildred Derlckson, Wilmington. Charles W.

Biliski, Newark, and Joyce I. Sciarra, Newark. Warren E. Brlnkley, Wilmington, and Valerie E. Butler, Wilmington, William D.

Condon, New Castle, and Nancy Sleelman, Newark. Augusta L. Davis Wilmington, and Sylvia Watkms, Philadelphia. William Lvle Henretty, Wilmington, and Charge lodged against truck driver dropped A charge of driving an unregistered motor vehicle lodged two months ago against the driver of a Harvey Harvey Co. trash truck has been dropped in Magistrate Court 15, Philadelphia Pike.

The driver, Robert Cammile, 38, of Simonds Drive, Simonds Gardens, told police the morning of May 1 that his brakes failed at the intersection of Brandywine Boulevard and Edgemoor Road. In the ensuing four-vehicle accident, police said, seven pupils on a school bus were injured. Police at the time said the charge was filed because the truck's registration had expired. Mary Ann Fleiner of the trash company said the charge resulted because a clerk mistakenly typed a on the registration card instead of an "8." A spokesman for court 15 said Wednesday that the charge was dismissed June 26 aftethe firm produced a revised registration card. Mary M.

Sullivan Mary M. Sullivan, 63, of 2021 'Waimsley Drive, Eastburn Acres, died Tuesday in the General Division after a long illness. Miss Sullivan retired in 1979 as bookkeeper-secretary for Sullivan Lynam Co. in Wilmington after 28 years. She was treasurer of the Mill Creek Fire Company and a life member of Women in Construction.

She is survived by two brothers, Paul A. of Delpark Manor and Bernard F. of Philadelphia; two sisters, Brenda C. McNutt of Eastburn Acres and Frances C. Sullivan, with whom she lived.

Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Saturday morning at 10 at St. John the Beloved Catholic Church, 907 Milltown Road. Friends may call Friday at the Mealey Funeral Home, Limestone and Mill-town roads. Entombment will be Cathedral Cemetery. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Mill Creek Fire Company, 3900 Kirkwood Highway, Marshallton, 19808.

Bartlett R. Fisher MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. Bartlett R. Fisher, 86, of 402 64th Ave. died June 29 in Memorial Hospital after a long illness.

Mr. Fisher, who was born in Wilmington, was an accountant for the Turner Construction Co. in Cincinnati until he retired many years ago. He is survived by his wife, Eleanor D. Fisher; a brother, Harlan of Dover, and two sisters, Mary Schlatter of Wheaton, and Margaret Moody of Ellicott City, Md.

Services and burial were July 2 in Myrtle Beach. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Trinity Episcopal Church, Myrtle Beach, 29577, or to The York Home for Children, York, 29745. Lucretia Nutter, church leader, dies SEAFORD Lucretia Nutter, 85, of 732 Clarence died July 2 in Nanticoke Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Nutter was the Sunday School superintendent for 30 years at Macedonia AME Church, until 1954.

She was past president of the PTA at Frederick Douglass Elementary School and of the Sarah Allen Missionary Society of the AME Church Conference. She was a charter member of the Delaware Conference Branch Missionary Society in Dover and past president of the Sarah Allen Missionary Society of the AME Church. She was a past worthy matron and past secretary of the Queen Shebe Chapter 4 Order of the Eastern Star Prince Hall Affiliate in Laurel. Her husband, Henry E. died in 1960.

She is survived by a son, Henry E. Jr. of Seaford; two daughters, Marie Dredden and Ada Ophelia Hawkins, both of Seaford; a brother, John A. Roberts of Philadelphia; three sisters, Annie E. West of Georgetown, Elizabeth Glenn of Denver and Ethel Newton of Seaford; four granchildren, eight greatgrandchildren and six great-great grandchildren.

Services will be Saturday afternoon at 1 at Macedonia AME Church, where friends may call Friday night until 8. Burial will be in Macedonia AME Cemetery. mastering the federal food service regulations dealing with nutrition. "But he was more than a cook to the children. He loved the children, and they loved him.

When he had some free time, he went to the classes or out to the playground to be with the children. Or he would go help someone else at the center who wasn't finished their work. The center was the most important part of his life. "He would share traditional Costa Rican dishes with the children and teach them Spanish words for food and Spanish songs," Mrs. Nichols said.

The center, located in the First Presbyterian Church of Newark, has 17 employees and about 55 children, she said. Lobo knew and got along well with all of them, she said. "We all loved him. We really feel bad about his death." Lobo was dead at the scene. Police said the state medical examiner's office reported the cause of death as head and internal injuries.

He was not carrying identification papers when he died, and police had no clues to his, identity until Monday. Mrs. Nichols said she and other workers at the center became concerned when Lobo failed to show for work, so they called the police. Some workers from the center later identified his body. Lobo's family lives in Costa Rica.

Mrs. Nichols said he visited them last month. A memorial service appropriate for children will be held Friday evening at 7 in Memorial Hall of the First Presbyterian Church of Newark at 292 W. Main St. Funeral services will be held in San Rafael de Gua'tuso, Costa Rica.

Costa Rican identified as man killed by train Sharon Kay Golder, Wilmington. Peter E. Carter, Piscalaway, N.J., and Florence T. Bullock, Newark. Mark J.

Heern, New Castle, and Anna E. Wiland, New Castle. Ellloll Brown, Wilmington, end Glenda V. Lee, New Castle. Donald J.

Marley, Wilmington, and Mary F. Jones, Wilmington. Fire alarms Wilmington Julv 7: 4:04 p.m. Bavnard Aparlmenls, 309 18lh St. Building.

7:52 p.m. Bavnard Apartments, 309 W. 18lh St. Building. 9:52 p.m.

604 W. Fifth Sf. House. 11:50 p.m. Complon Towers apartments, 325 E.

Fifth St. Building. Julv 8: 2:31 a.m. 1215 W. Second St.

House. 4:02 a.m. 418 W. 21th SI. House.

9:28 a m. Compton Towers apartments, 325 E. Fifth St. Building. 11:08 a.m.

Complon Towers aparlmenls, 325 E. Fifth St. Building. 12:29 p.m. 504 W.

10th SI. Building. New Castle County Jury 7: 5:29 p.m. Interstate 95 southbound near Interstate 295. Accident.

Minquadale and Five Points fire companies. 5:33 p.m. 700 block Christiana Road. Accident. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company of Newark.

5:58 p.m. End of Miftlln Avenue, Minquadale. Field. Minquadale Fire Company. 8:28 p.m.

U.S. 40 at Brookmonl Farms. Accident. Christiana Fire Company. 8:41 p.m.

4457 Norwood Drive, Llftwood Estates. Auto. Brandywine Hundred Fire Company. 8:50 p.m. Delaware 52 and Twaddell Mill Road.

Auto. Tallevville Fire Company. 9:23 p.m. Slanton Avenue, Minquadale. House.

Minquadale and Holloway Terrace fire companies. 9:41 p.m. 83 New London Road. House. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company of Newark.

Julv 8: 1:00 a.m. Governor Print! Boulevard and Haines Avenue. Truck. Brandywine Hundred Fire Company. 4:53 a.m.

Avon Products 2100 Oglelown Road. Building. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company of Newark. 8:07 a.m. Snuff Mill Road off Kennett Pike.

Accident. Hockessin Fire Company. 9:58 a.m. Cottage 9, Governor Bacon Health Center. Building.

Delaware City, Port Penn and Christiana fire companies. 10:35 a.m. U.S. 202 at the Concord Mall. Auto.

Tallevville Fire Company. 12:44 p.m. U.S. 202 and Murphy Road. Accident.

Tallevville Fire Company. 2:21 p.m. Delaware 273 al Christiana Fire Company. 2:46 p.m. U.S.

13 southbound at Action Dodge, Minquadale. Accident. Minquadale Fire Company. 3:16 p.m. 200 block Eikton Road, Newark.

Auto. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company of Newark. 3:29 p.m. U.S. 13 and Washington Avenue, Wilmington Manor.

Accident. Wilmington Manor Fire Company. Kent County liihi 7. 7:03 p.m. Parking lot of the Liltle Creek Fire Company station.

Boat. Little Creek Fire Company. 7:23 p.m. Delaware Bay east of 'Kills Hummock. Water rescue.

Lillle Creek Fire Company. 7:45 p.m. Still's Body Shop, U.S. 13 north of Smyrna. Building.

Citizen Hose Company of Smyrna. Julv 8: 10:01 a.m. 205 Highland Clayton. Medical assist. Clayton Fire Company.

10:51 a.m. Maryland 300 and Maryland 290. Accident. Sudlersville, and Hartlv fire companies. 11:19 a.m.

Old Camden Road, Camden. Field. Camden-Wyoming Fire Company 12:15 p.m. Delaware 9 and South Little Creek Road. Medical assist.

Littla Creek Fire Company. 3:42 p.m. Carroll's Sales U.S. 13, Felton. Barn.

Felton Community Fire Sussex County Julv If 5:54 a.m. Drapar-KIng Cole InC, Milton. Building. Milton, Georgetown and Lewes fire companies. 3:23 p.m.

Delaware 26 and Sussex 64., Agio, Gumboro Fire Company. 3:41 p.m. Sussex 365 near MlllvilH. Chicken coop. Mlllvllle Fire Company.

Cecil County, Md. Julv I. 7:01 a.m. Maryland 213 near Eikton, Auto. Slngerly Fire Company of Eikton.

9:02 a.m. North Street and Maryland 279, Elkion. Accident. Slngerly Fin Company of Eikton. 2:44 p.m Maryland 213 and Maryland 273.

Accident, Singerly Fin Company of Eikton. By JERRY HAGER Staff writer A 29-year-old Costa Rican, who spent the last seven years caring for children at a Newark day care center, was identified Wednesday as the man who was killed by a train Sunday near Newark. Police have listed the death as an apparent suicide. The victim, Luis R. Lobo of 111 Eikton Road, was identified by coworkers who called police after he didn't show up for work Monday, state police said.

Lobo had worked at the Newark Day Nursery Association Inc. for the last seven years as a cook and part-time teacher, said Dianne Nichols, executive director of the center. He also was employed as a part-time cook at the Ivystone 2 Restaurant in the Newark Shopping Center. He had been having personal problems for the last two months, Mrs. Nichols said.

Police believe those problems caused him to step into the path of a 61-car freight train on the Baltimore Ohio railroad tracks near Casho Mill Road about 8:20 p.m. Sunday. Police said he was found with a rosary clutched in his hand. Lobo came to the Newark area from the Central American country of Costa Rica in 1974 with a Peace Corps volunteer he had met in his hometown of San Rafael de Gua-tuso, Mrs. Nichols said.

"His first job in this country(was at the center," she said. "He learned English as he worked, taking courses at the University of Delaware, He also took courses in cooking and became proficient at it, A. A. A- A. A.

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