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K. Evening Journal, Wilmington. Saturday, March 20, 1371 Merchant, Trapshoolcr Death Notices Daily Obituaries Mrs. James Moore LEWES-Mrs. Gertrude C.

Moore, 63, of Quakertown, near Lewes, died yesterday at Beebe Isadore Keil 9 Stations Out of 10 Blew Alert Reasons Varied In FCC Survey WASHINGTON lUPD-The Fed- at 77 Births Born to Mr. and Mrs, Francis Hospital WETZLER John C. 12! Timber Line Ijrive, Woodmere, March 20, son. Wilmington Medical Center Delaware Division ESEHINGER-JOn, 312 E. Park Place.

IVfWack. March 18. son MERRILL Richard, 309 Ccodley Read, Qisie Crest. March 18, son. General Division Wincenty Bonk Wincenty Bonk, 79, of 405 Porter died yesterday in the General Division after a long illness.

Mr. Bonk was a native of Poland and came to the United states in 1912. He retired about 15 years ago from the Amalgamated Leather Co. where he had been a leather worker. Mr.

Bonk was a member of the Polish Legion and the Polish Library Association. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Felixa Bonk; 'seven sons, Vincent Edward, Bernard, Jesse, Joseph, Frank and John all of Wilmington; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Stetina and Mrs. Stanley Grozicki, both of Wilmington; 27 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete. I surviving are her husband, sion says a survey indicates 92 i W. Moore; a son, James "ZelUng, E'I'fci Harbor Es- Chads' J.J'and Lyn T. Ruh, Glen Bernp' dwelling, 524,000. e.l!F;- per cent of the nation's radio and television stations remained on the air when an emergency Civil Defense warning alert was sent by mistake Feb.

20. The Emergency Action Notification (EAN) is a message Civil Defense transmits via United Press International and Associ- atorl Procc wre sprvirps in eta- fir, nntifu lktPn anH vipw.l ers of a national crisis. The survey released yesterday twos maHp hu an wnrk- j- dustry Advisory Committee. It said 6,249 stations responded to questionnaires sent to 8,243 stations. The committee said 5.721 stations reported taking no ac tion.

One third of the stations not ead Isadore Keil, 77, retired presi dent of Keil's, store, died yesterday in Delaware Division. Mr. Keil was taken to the hospital by ambulance after he was stricken ill at his home, 4404 Lowell Road. He was widely known in Delaware as a top-flight trapshooter. HE was a former president of the Delaware State Trapshoot- ing Association.

In 1961, when he was 68, he was a member of the five-man U.S. trapshooting team in the Sixth World Maccabiah games, held in Tel Aviv, Israel. Born in Austria, Mr. Keil came to the U.S. in 1910 and had lived in the Wilmington area since that time.

He operated a liquor store! before founding Keil's, first called Keil Motor in 1919. Originally an automobile agen cy, Keil's evolved into a wholesale and retail dealership in electrical and household appli ances, air conditioning and tires. Mr. Keil's brothers, Max and Samuel, now deceased, were co-founders. MR.

Keil is survived by his wife, the former Sadie Goodman, whom he married in 1916. Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs. June Tash and Mrs. Sybil Harris, both of Wilmington; seven grandchildren, i i 1 I Isadore Keil tOIMllOVtCnjM CUlvoiUi rait'SlS I 1808 VvV ij 'March 19. son i JANVIER Harvey, 2114 Grafton Drive, Ma-eh 19, son.

i LOCKMAN Norman, 2204 N. Harrison March 19. daughter. LYNCH Harold 1005 Cypress Road, Dimhiftuunrrl March 18. son.

NEARY Thomas, 2132 Grafton Place, ot. TS, Marshallton, March 20, son PAEPCKE-Carl, 2655 Abington Road, iMrch 19, daughter. HLLIPS-Melvin, 73 Karlyn Drive, Gardens, March 19, (laMN I DPYBURN Terrence 24 Road, Newark, March 18, daugh- f'sARBORA Russell, 309 King Elk-ten, March 18, son. i SNYOER-Ritchie, 914 pheasant Run, JfJUSi a I iver. 1 TOML1NSUM cdwoiu ionl Newark, March 18, daughter.

Kent General Hospital KLEIN-Walter, Marvdel, March 70, Wyoming, March 19, WYATT James laughter. Milford Memorial Hospital necK Warren, Georgetown, Marcn DOWNS-William, Rehoboth Beach, ,0 Milford, MONTwuwck iv Annt Pokf "Memorial Hospital 10 NIBLETT Maurice, Delmar, March f-TOWNSEND Richard, Marort 19. daughter. Marriage Licenses New Castle County i i-h' T. Rerd.

Chester, Pa. and Janis; M. Erdman, Clavmont. (Jonathan Carlton, ana Qulntam nS I ri, Christine Manor, March 20, OILi-S Wayne Beaver Brc kT' N6W MarCtl I pnuvARDi-William 2602 Jefferson 610 Willow I i E. I taking action said they did notThursday in General Divisi0n respond because the EAN illnesS- canceiiea.

Anomer tnira saia they questioned the validity of the message. Other broadcasters not reacting cited as reasons that the Record Ibree, Milton F. Long from Linda J. Long, Linda Maniago from Junior V. Maniago, Jane Brinsfield from Daniel M.

Brinsfield, Jennie M. from Rxhard A. Denn, William S. Jones from Eva H. Jones.

Building Permits New Castle County ($10,000 or More) 51016-John K. Beasly, Spring Valley, weiting, i Dil0''-penn Acres Development i aoi.uuu, rami. 5'02O Hoopes and Suddeth. Ardentown. dwelling, 518,000.

51030-Magness Construction Chan- in, 12 dwellings. $228,000, total. Joseph Caoano Wei- din Woods, dwelling, $24,680. 51089 Bowman construction covered Bridge Farms, dwelling, $30,000. 51090- Richard and Hazel Oberly, 2938-40 Ogletown Road, Newark, beauty salon and store, $35,000.

51094 Louis Fonto, 101 Harrison crhnni nktrirt.i Robert S. Gallaher Elementary School, Hillside Heights, library addition, 000. 51099- Newark Special School District, Brookside Elementary School, Newark, library addition, $25,000. 51100- Newark Special School District, Frances Medill Elementary School, Cordelle Road, library addition, 548,000. 51101 A.

Gray Magness, Harmony Crest apartment building, $64,000. 51102-joseph J. Heminq, surrey far, Mwo dwellings, 558,000, total. 51103 New Castle County, Delcastle Farms, alternations and additions to barn, 5272,000. 51104 Cohen Bros.

Furniture Store, uuronT parKway, reian siore, 5I1HA Gray Magness, Harmony Crest commercial swimming pool, $25,000. 51112-Darien Construction Gren- loaf Mannr. riwpllinn. $12,000. 5IT13 Fred J.

Maahs, 1109 Foulk Road, iOak Lane Manor, fire damage repairs, 51114-Del Penn Builders, West Gate ms, dwellina, $16,000. 51117 Atlantic Richfield Ogletown and Msrrow. reconstruction serv ICC bldliuil, stvM. Richfield 178 Du- n- wnnelnirl isruirfl CTA- ,7. 51129 P.

B. Weymouth Edith du ont Pearson Subdivision, dwelling, S22O.0O0. 51130-Scottfield Scottfield, 10 dwellings, $1000,000, total. 51136-Delmarva Power and Light Harmony Substation, construct control and rrtrirk. Barklev, dwellings, $103,000, total.

Byre Cornff Ketc)1 farms, dwellinq, $22,000. 51145-David Hickman, Barkley, dwell- skyine orchard, dwelling, 526,000. sH62-Schussler Builders Hony Knoll Road, dwelling. $25,000. New Castle, County Board of Adjustment Variances and Permits 2703A-Brlck Homes of Maryland Inc i A Allan Idna AWH' lierry n.

a m' ers) granted variance trom iu tbbi ic- Sn of dwelling on west side nil a prror con- Delap ane north ot Norui ri, Delaplane Manor. 2713A-Fotomat Corporation denied var- imce from 40 feet required setback from cemer due error ir iconstructionj --r north'o. Dniita 100 B. and Barbara A. Steward granted variance from 25 fee' tihart from Glenrock Drive street line to renovate existing carport into garaae and to enlarge it io caiomv within 22 feet 6 inches of northwest property line at 147 Honeywell Drive, Radnor scare 2716A-Joseph J.

Adair K. Atwater twn.vMr temoorarv trailer pe Route 13 mie north ot couniy kouis ot. 271BA-Francis A. Eas'burn graniea two-year temporary trailer permu un north side of Old Baltimore Pike, near its intersection with Witten Koao 2719A-Edward W. Schmidt (Arthur and station tney were supposed Wjyears of service and two great-grandchildren.

Memorial Park. The family re-He was a former director of quests that flowers be omitted. monitor to verity tnt message did not make any announcements, that the EAN was not noticed, that the station was off the air at the time, that the equipment had failed or teletypes were out of service. UpseiKOs Top U.S. Unit In Vanderbilt ATLANTA, Ga.

IB) Ron Von Pon and Kyle Larsen, UUl" U' WUl I UU TV 111 Kantar and Paul Soloway, both of Los Angeles; Ira Rubin, Par lr diuus, diiu Uliucn. dui gel Charles D. Long Wilmington, andMng, Benson, Beacon HM, hanne Hill, Wilmington dwellings, $799,000, total. Layton E. Timmons New 40 owmg ind Judith A.

Thawley, New, Castle. retail grocery store, $35,000. John H. Flvnn IV, Wilmington, Contemporary Homes, Hospital after a long illness. Mrs.

Moore was born in Philadelphia and had lived in Lewes for about two years. She was a member of the Henlopen Grange, Lewes. of Glenolden, two brothers, George Steele of Coll-ingswood, N.J., and Joseph Moore, of Glenolden; two sisters, Mrs. Alma McLoughlin and Mrs. Marie Daly, both of Maple Shade, N.J.; and five grandchildren.

Services will be Monday at 2 P-m- at the Atkins Funeral Home; 119 w- ms with interment in Lewes Meth- odist Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomor- 'row night. David T. Eastburn David T. Easlburn, 76, of 20 Vi Matthes Elmhurst.

died Mr. Eastburn retired in 1964 as superintendent of power maintenance with the Delmarva Power Light after 41 Born in Marshallton, he started his career as an electrician with the old Wilmington Philadelphia Traction Co. one of the predecessor companies to An active Mason, he was a member of Armstrong Lodge 26, the Delaware Consistory; the Masonic Club of Dela ware, and a charter member of Nur Temple. He was an Army veteran of World War I. Mr.

Eastburn is survived by his wife, Jessie a son, E. S. (Ted) Eastburn of Graylyn Crest; two granddaughters; and a brother, Robert S. Eastburn of Sherman Oaks, Calif. i tin 11 a ARnnri i offrt a.vi.

Home, J1U IN. James INeW- nn pOrt. Intel ment Will be in SllVer- rpmp)prv Pripn(1, a Clarence W. Hearn Clarence Wallace Hearn. of 11 Ashley Place, Richardson Park, died Thurtjhy in Memorial Division after a long illness.

His age was not disclosed. Mr. Hearn, a painter, was born in Cambridge, but lived most of his life in Wilming ton. He was an Army veteran of World War II, and never married. Surviving are a brother, Walter R.

Hearn of Seaford; and a sister, Miss Gertrude J. Hearn of Philadelphia. Services will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Watson Funeral Home, Seaford, with interment in Blades Cemetery. Mrs.

Ellon P. Mariner POCOMOKE CITY, Md. -Mrs. Violet H. Mariner, 66.

of near Pocomoke City, died Thursday at Pine Bluff Hospital, Salisbury, after a long illness. Mrs. Mariner was a native of Somerset County and at one time lived in Seaford, Del. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Pocomoke City. Her husband, Elton P.

Mariner, died in November. She is survived by a son, Charles of Pocomoke City; her mother, Mrs, Sallie M. Henderson of Atlantic, two sisters, Mrs. Mary Helen Megon-igal of Wilmington, and uetroit, puneo a major upsetnoon at 2 at the Nichols Funeral farbara A Kopystecki. Wilmington.

i. anmit, A Uanrlv. New Castle i Douglas Harrington, and Joyce K. Campbell, New Castle. Clifton Woodson, and Diane Qua is, T'Fred'Lee' Prince Bronx, New York, tnd Laverne Robinson, New York William C.

Embert, Newark, and Mar-jaref W. Crowe, Wilmington. Delaware Alcoholic Beverage 'Control Commission I Applications trading as Rogers Cor- "cense approve 1 YOUor. nc. nnioutiiyi'm 1 i truHinn as ten's, S.

Harrison transfer ot fcense approved, subject to stipulations. aa Pnwpil. trading as iraps- Plenty, Routes 30 and 13, Woodside; (estsurant license approved, subiect to jtipulations. Avenue Liquor Store, 445 S. New Dover; change of location approved, in John HUOert ureeniy uu.

John Hubert oreeniy south of Frederica; store license I Violations Avnue Liquor Store, 445 S. New it Dover. Selling liquor for other than tush; guilty plea accepted, penalty de- I Inr 25 Clav- c. cn.anr. ritv.

Smyrna. Giv- i EASTBURN In Wilmington General Division on March 1971, David husband of Jessie S. Eastburn of 20Vj Mathes Eimnursr. gea years. day afternoon, March 22, at 2 o'clock.

Interment at Sllverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening after 7 o.m, Masonic 'vices to be held t) 7:39. HEEBNER In CoatesvHIe. Veterans Hos pita! on March 16, 1971. Charles husband of Virginia HeeLner, of 16 Cassandra Rd Glendale, Del.

Aped 63 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services from the McCRERY FUNERAL HOMlE, 2700 Washington on Saturday morning, March 20 af 10 o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery. GARGANO In this city on March 18, 1971. Adeline Gargano, nee Servillo, wife of Mr.

Joseph Gargano, of 303 Chapel Claymont, Del. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral trom the ROBERT MORELANO FUN'ERAL HOME, 9th and Main Trainer, on Tuesday morning, March 23, 1971, at 8:30 o'clock. Mass of the Resurrection at Holy Rosary R.C. Church, Claymont, at 9:30 a.m.. Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday evening after 7 o'clock.

LEWIS-ln Del. on March 17, 1971. Mary wife of Harry C. Lewis of 108 East Cleveland Newark. Aged 51 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the ROBERT T. JONES SONS FUNERAL HOME, Newark, on Saturday afternoon, March 20 at 2 o'clock. Interment in Newark Cemetery. LORYNOWICZ (Leal) In this city on March 18, 19-71, Nellie wife of William J. Lorynowicz of 1433 Kynlyn Drive, Kynlyn Park Apts.

Aged 61 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the JOHN F. YASIK, FUNERAL HOME, 407 S. Harrison Street, on Monday morning, March 22 at 8:30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass in St.

Stanislaus Kostka rc Church at 9:30 o'clock. Lnterment at All Saints Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening after 7. Parkins faculties across from funeral home. McELWEE In this city on March 1971, Helen M.

(Nellie McElwee, ot 300 W. 5th Street. Mother of Helen Ha-zewski of Canby Park William G. Mc-Elwee of Marshallton Heights. Aged 47 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the doherty BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME, 1900 Dela ware on Monday morning, March 22 at 9 o'clock. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Peter's Cathedral, 5th West Streets, at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at All Sainls Cemetery. Friends may call at the Doherty Brothers Funeral Home, on Sunday evening after 7 o'clock.

Valet Parking service. NICHOLS In this city on March, 19, 1971. Paul J. husband of Louisa Ferguson Nichols of 1204 W. 5th Street.

Aged 74 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services from the McCRERY FUNE R'AiL HOME, 2700 Washington Street, on Tuesday afternoon, Marcn at i o'clock. There win be no viewing Monday evening. Friend' may call at the funeral home one hour-prior to services. In lieu of flowers, tha family suggests contributions be made to the charity of your choice.

PRICE In Hartford Memorial Hospital, Havre de Grace, Md. on March 19, 1971. George A. Price, of 114 Clinton, Elklon, Md. Brother ol Elsie Booker, Rose Whiteside, Emma Price, Edna Tay-.

lor, Leon, Irvin, Rudolph, Robert, ancf Melvin Price. Aged 71 years. Relatives, and friends are invited to attend the' services from the FUNiE'RAL HOM'E OF. EDWARD R. BELL, New London Newark, on Monday evening, March1 22 at 8 o'clock.

Interment at St. Thomas Cemetery, Glasgow, Del. Friends may; can at tne funeral home on Monday eve-' ning from 4 I o'clock, REYNOLDS In Walter Reed VA Hospi-: tal, Washington, D.C., on March I8.1 1971. Levi husband of Grace E. Rey-'-nolds, of Conowingo, Md.

Father of Miss i Regina, Nina, and Tina Reynolds, all at home. Step-father of Donald Bowlen and Trenice Bowlen, also at home. John Rey-. nolds, Farmington, Mrs. Dorothy' Coates, Oxford, Wayne Risinq Sun and Mrs.

Margarets Weaver, Oxford, Pa. Brother of Robert'1' Reynolds, of Adelphia, Shelton Rey- nolds, of Spotswood, N.J.; Mrs. Jan Bair, of Color Mrs. Helen Akers, of Catonsville, and Eleanor Branv mer Colore, Md. Aged 52 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral services from the REED FU-. NERAiL HOME, Rising Sun, Md on Sun-' day afternoon, March 21, at 2 o'clock, Interment at Rose Bank Cemetery, Call, vert, Md, There will be no viewing on'j Saturday evening. ROBINSON-ln this city on March 18, 1971, Rena wife of Howard W. Rob-! Inson of 612 Fallon Aged 62 years. Relatives and friends ar Invited to attend the services at lh; Gracelawn Chapel, on Monday morning," March 22 at 11 o'clock.

Friends may call -1 hour prior to service. Interment in ad-ioining Memorial Park. In lieu of flow--ers, please make contributions to Minquas Fire Company, James 8, Justis New-, port. Airangements by McCR'E'R FUNERAL HOME'S. TYSON Bessie W.

Dlckerson on March 16, 1971. Bessie W. Dickerson Tyson (Nee) Wllklns. Wi'fe of Mr. Roy E.

Tyson of 1028 Washington Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday morning, March 20,., 1971 at 10 o'clock at the ROBERT MO'R E- LAND FU'N'ER AiL HOM'E, 9th Main Streets, Trainer, Pa. Interment at Mt.1 Hope Cemetery. WIEST-lns Kent Queen Anne's Hospital, Chestertown, Md. on March I8 1971.

Jessie wife of Sudler of Millington, Md. Aged 85 years, Rela tives and friends are invited to attend' the funeral services from the E'DWAR-0 FELLOWS SON FUWE'RAC HOME," Millington, on Sunday March 21 at o'clock. Interment at Millington Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Saturday eve ning trom 7 to o'clock. WOOD In Union Hospital, Elkton, on March 17, 1971.

Mrs. Flora B. Wood, wife of the lale Walter Wood, of Elk-ton, Md. Mother of Mrs. Viola Mrs, Maude Burress, Mrs, Hortense Coffey, Jack W.

and Roy T. Wood, Lula Howell, Barbara Roland. Mrs. ces Funk, and Mrs. Jessie Green.

Aged 74 years. Relatives and friends are in. vlted to attend the funeral services at th' HI'CKS HOME FOR FUNERALS, Bow, and Stockton Elklon, on Saturday afternoon, March 20 at 1:00 o'clock. interment at Gilpin Manor Memorial; Park. .1 WOOTTON-ln Memorial Division, this city on March 19, 1971, Eleanor F.

Woot- ton of 300 Woodlawn Newark, be. loved wife of T. Raymond mother of Thomas R. Wootton and sister. of Evelyn Peirce, Virginia Percy, Mar- guerlte Raines and Wilbur Payne, aunt: or wnce rercy ana uonaid streamer.

fu- neral services will be Monday, March 22 at the HUBBARD FUNERAL HOME, Baltimore, Md. Interment In Woodlawn CemeJ tery, Baltimore. Arrangements bv ROR-ERT T. JONES SON FUNERAL HOMiE, Newark, Del. 455-245J WILLIAM J.

WARWICK FUNERAL niPCr-rriD '21 W. Park Place, Newark 368-9500 LARRY E. PEPPER Funeral Home N. Litlli Creek Rd. 5, Acorn Lan.

Dover 4-8-2525 BRINTON'S flower Shop h. "For Thof Whn Can By Peaplr hn Know How!" 701 f. UNION ST. 654-5013 am Relatives and friends are in-vited to attend the funeral fADw services from the NICHOLS FUN'ERAL HOME, 210 N. James Newport, on Mon- 1 iMsaMf KELLEY-YEATMAN FUNERAL HUME vans 8.

west sis CARD OF THANKS FARREN The family of William B. Far-ren is deeply grateful for the praters, company messages, and beautiful expressions of sympathy which has sustained us during our time of sorrow. The Farren Family. IN MEMORIAM COLLINS In loving memory of our deaf mother, Mrl Laura J. Collins, who passed away 1 year ago today, March 20, 1970.

Sadly missed by her children, grand children, and great-grandchildren. CONFORTI In loving memory of Pietro Conforti, who passed away 2 years ago, March 20, 1969. Gone but not forgotten. Sadly missed, wife, sons and daughters and family. FLOWERS In loving memory of William C.

Flowers on his birthday, March 29. Never forgotten. i Mom and Edilh. GLANDEN In loving memory of Roland M. Glanden, who left us March 21, 1954.

Sadly missed but not forgotten, by Mother, Sisters and Brothers. MAXWELI In loving memory of Adrian R'iohard Maxwell who passed away Maircti 20, 1966. You are sadly missed by your wife, 2 daughters, son-in-laMV, A grandchildren and family. MELVIN In loving memory of my husband and our father, John W. Melvin, on, his birthday, March 20.

We cannot send a birthday card, A package, gift or two, Through God today we send a gift, Our hearts and love to you. Dearly loved and sadly missed by Max Don and Gem Janice and Don-John and Cindy and Ringo. MILLER In loving memory of my husband and father, Charles D. Miller, who passed way March 21, 1970. Sadly missed by wife, Rose, and children; Charles, Doris and Virginia.

MILLER In loving memory of my husband and our dad, Charles B. Miller, who died 1 year ago Ma-'ch 21, 1970. Gone, but not forgotten. Sadly missed by wife, Rose, Charles, Doris and Virginia. PARKER In memory of my dearly beloved and most precious son, Billy Parker, whom God called home, March 21, 1960.

Just eleven years ago today God called my Billy away, A bitter grief, a shock severe, Little did I think his time was near, Patient and sweet, in all his suffering was he, Oh how my heart aches for my Billy, that loved but could not save, No one knows how much I miss him. No one knows the bitter pain I have suffered since God called him, Life will never be the same, I'll tend his graive with loving care, Because part of my heart is buried there. From one who loved mm dearly and lonely, Mother, REID In loving memory of my son, Donald Reid, who passed away 3 years ago today, Mairch 20, 1948. March comes with sad regrets, It brings back a day we will never forget. Sadly missed by Mother, G'jdys Fchoff- staill, Wife, Patricia, Daughter, Donna Rea, Grandmother, Mrs.

Mary Keifer, Sisters, Betty Ruth, and Dorothy, Brother, Bob. ROBERTS in lowing memory of my husband our dad, pop-pop, Thomas C. Roberts, who passed away 1 year ago today, March 20, iwo. Sadly missed by wife Mildred, Children and Grandchildren. SHEPPARO In memory of S.

Raymond Sheppard who passed away March 21, 1970. 'with whom you worked. Sadly missed, Joseph Rizzo Sons. WALKER In loving memory of my son, James Charles Walker, on his 47lh birthday, March 20. Sadly missed by mother.

Death Notices ACKER In Upland Penna. on March 19, 1971. Mary A. wife of the late Alfred Acker formerly of Bldg. 39 Clifton Park Apts.

Aged 84 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the McCRERY FUN'ERAL HOME 2700 Washington St. on Tuesday morn ing, March 23, at o'clock. Requiem Mass at St. Helena's RC Church.

Belle fonte, at 10 o'clock. Interment Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday evening after 7. ADAMOWSKI In Houma, on March 17, 1971. Joseph sen of the late Frank and Ernestine Adamowskl, formerly of 920 Chestnut Wilmington, Del.

Aged 68 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the JOHN F. YASIK, FUNERAL HOME, 607 S. Harrison Wilmington, on Saturdav morning, March 20 at 9:30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass in St.

Heowig K.c. cnurcti at a.m. interment at Cathedral Cemetery. BESS In Avonda'le, on March 17, 19,71. Marie Inez Bess, wife of James H.

Bess, of 206 New Street, Avondale, Pa. Mother of James Melvin, Darrvl, Wayne Loura Ann, and Michel Bess. Daughter of Howard p. Williams. Aged 31 years.

RelaWves and friends are in vited to attend the funeral services from the FUNERAL HOME OF EDWARD R. BELL, New London Newark, on Saturday atternoon, Maroh 20 at 1 o'clock. Interment at Trinity Cemetery, Zion, Md. Friends ma-v call at the funer- home on Saturday from 12 noon until 1 p.m. CALLOWAY In this city on March 17, 1971, Will C.

Calloway of 210 N. Clav- ton Street. Brother of Delia Mae Gross, Bessie Mae Mathis Joseph Cisiro. Uncle of Solomon Powers, Joseph 'Price and Eulalla Alls. Aged 56 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the serv- ices at the FUNERAL HOME OF EDWARD R. BELL, 909 Poplar Street, on Sunday evening, March 21, at a clocH Interment at Rolling Green Memorial Park, West Chester, on Monday. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening from 6 to I o'clock. CAREY In Sacred Heart Hospital Chester, Pa. on March 19, 1971.

May Carey of 2116 Wrexham Rd. Ncrthcrest, formerly of Chester, Pa. Due notice of funeral will be given by MAXWELL-BOYER FUNERAL HOME. CHEESEMAN lm this city on Ma'ch 19, 1971. James L.

Jr. husband of Nancy J. Cheeseman of 817 Harmony Road, Newark Aged 36 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Gracelawn Memorial Chapel on Monday afternoon, March 22 at I o'clock. Intombment in (iraceiawn AODey Mausoleum call at ROBERT T.

JONES 8. SON FUNERAL HOME, Newark, on Sunday evening from 7 lo 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society. DUMPSON In this city on Maroh 15, 1971. Millard husband of Dorothy 1, Dumpson of 1316 West Street, father of G'enn Dumpsc Ethel Cephas i Vsr of Edith Dumpson JM Howard and Paul mm Relatives, friends, Din rJ of uumpscn, p-orner and cousin Dumpson, uncle of Paul Dumpscn.

nria. anri mam- bars, of P.L.D. of Lodge of Elks No. 106, I.B.P.O.E. of and Monday Club, Inc are invited to attend the services at the FUNERAL HOME OF EDWARD R.

BELL, 909 Pop lar Street, on Friday evening, Mrch 19! at i o'clock. Interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park on Saturday morning. Elizabeth Nuoent leoal owners) variance from i foot and 8 foot side eg TMPc Pel Piggy Back, Still Not Talking SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UP) Petey, the wandering javelina, was back at his temporary home yesterday. Policeman R.

L. Terry cap tured the javelina Thursday near a major thoroughfare. It turned" out the pig was tame, and Terry said he would keep it as a pet if no one claimed him. But Mrs. Henry Minten contacted police, explaining the pig is owned by friends.

When they wen on a trip, he was left with the Mintens, who own their own javelina. She said Petey apparently left in a huff after tempers flared between him and the Mintens' javelina. Petey "still wants nothing to do with our javelina," Mrs. Minten said. She blamed this on jealousy and competition for the affections of the Mintens' bird dog, Buck.

Mrs. Alfred Acker Mrs. Mary A. Acker, 84, formerly of Clifton Park Apart ments, died yesterday at Crozer Hospital in Upland, Pa. after a short illness.

Mrs. Acker was born in Wilmington and had lived all her life in the Wilmington and Delaware City areas. Her husband, Alfred Acker, died in 1920. She is survived by one brother, John M. Cook of Toledo, Ohio.

Requiem Mass will be offered at St. Helena's Cathoic Church, Bellefonte, -Tuesday morning at 10. Friends may call Monday night at McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington St. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Look! Again, Maurice READING, England (UPD- In it discount to retail purchaser of lot 4 feet from each side prop-than a case of spirits; guilty plea ac- ine at Catalpa Hayden epted, penalty deferred.

iPark. i Kent S. Sussex Motor Inn, 27 2721A-Leroy H. and Hattie R. Weath- the National Automobile Dealers Association and for years was regional director and treasurer of the Delaware Automobile Dealers Association, MR.

Keil was a member of 'the Wilming.on YMCA for more than 50 years and formerly served on its board of directors. He was a member of B'nai B'rith, the Jewish Community Center and the Jewish Federation of Delaware. Services will be at Chandler Funeral Home, 2506 Concord Pike, at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Interment will be in Beth Emeth Mrs.

David K. Donaldson Mrs. Mary Vansant Donaldson, 95, formerly of Delaware, died Thursday in Walnut Creek, after a brief illness, i Mrs. Donaldson was the wife of the late David K. Donaldson, who served in the Delaware General Assembly during the early years of the century.

Mrs. Donaldson was a native of Queen Anne, and spent her girlhood in Chesapeake City, Md. The early years of her married life were spent in Dover. In the mid 1920s, Mrs. Donaldson became the first house mother of Elizabeth Murphy School, Dover, and remained in the position for many years.

Since 1945, she made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Wilson of Palo Alto, Calif. Mrs. Donaldson also is survived by a son, William M. of Walnut Creek; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Private services were held yesterday in Walnut Creek, fol lowed by cremation. The ashes were returned for burial in Christiana Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Mrs. Howard W. Robinson Mrs. Rena J.

Robinson, 62, was stricken with an apparent heart attack yesterday at her home, 612 Sallon Wood-crest, and pronounced dead on arrival at Delaware Division. She had been under the care of a physician for a heart condition, according to heramily. She was a lifelong-resident of the Wilmington area. Mrs. Robinson is survived by her husband, Howard a son, William W.

of Oak Run, New Castle, and two granddaughters. Services will be Monday morning at 11 at Gracelawn Memorial Chapel, where friends may call one hour before the service. Interment will be in the adjoining Gracelawn Memorial Park. The family suggests that in lieu of flowers, contributions be made to the Minquas Fire Company, James and Justis Newport. Nixon in Solitude At Maryland Retreat THURMONT, Md.

(UPI)' -President is spending a weekend alone at his Camp David retreat in Maryland's Catoc-tm Mountains. Nixon flew to the secluded camp yesterday after attending the funeral of former New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey in New York City. The President took a "bulging briefcase" with him, a White House spokesman said.

Nixon was not accompanied by any family members, friends or top aides. Crash Victim Dies After 7-Year Coma BLETCHLEY, England (UPI) Keith Wood, unconscious since his motorcycle hit a car in 1964, died yesterday. The British Medical Association said "there are no records, but we believe he could have i been the lonsest surviving coma last nlght tJle semlfinal of the Vanderbilt knockout team championship, premier event of team that will represent Amen- ca in the 1971 World Bridge Team Championships to be held in in May, they came from behind to win by 18 International Match Points (IMPs). In the final, to be played today, they meet the world champion Dallas Aces who beat the darkhorse team captained Arlynrln 17 la Two Wilmington area bridge players are doing well. In the open pairs, a two-session championship, Evelyn Levitt, 509 Shipley and Dave Treadwell, 301 W.

36th topped their section. 'Tea Money' Talks On Thai Telephones BANGKOK (UPD-The Thailand Telephone Organization (company) said today numerous telephone installers and repairmen have been exacting bribes of "Tea Money" from prospec tive subscribers and customers to speed up telephone installation and repair. Chamroon Vajarabhai, director of the firm, said such em ployes would be fired if caught. He said some workers had demanded "tea money" bribes of as much as $2. Never Hitch Ride Willi a Stranger MONTGOMERY, N.Y.

iff) -Antonio Rivera, 23, a trusty at the Eastern Correctional Facility in Napanoch, walked off his work detail and hitchhiked a ride. The driver turned out to be a state policeman in an unmarked car. Rivera, serving time on charges of reckless endanger- ment and third degree assault, was sent back to prison. artriitinn In existing dwelling on sub erly granted two-year temporary trailer permit on west side of County Route 483 north ol County Kouie w. iTAFikwnrth K.

and Helen tiling variance from 100 feet mini- 0 width required for creation of jl3, with teet a0ng southeast Rio Dak lane at its ntersection Race Lane on northeast side of iBig Oak Lane south of Ravine Roao, Hiah'and Woods. 2723A-Edwin G. and Sylvia G. Chase and Robert 'W. and Joyce e.

jon granted special exception to develop 80 child day-care center on nonnwesr of Old Capitol Trail adjoining Penndrew Maror. 2701A-Tim B. Cox granted variance frnm 40 feet reou red setback trom icirx wood HiQhwav due to construction of canopy on 'building situated 25 feet from Kirkwood Hiohwav street line at south- wst corner of Kirkwood Highway and Newport Gap Pike. Fire Alarms Wilmington March 1: 9:52 a.m. 4th and Lincoln Sts.

Fire in city garbage truck blamed on defective wiring. Extended from motor compartment to wiring under the cab. Moderate dsmaoe. 12:56 o.m. 500 N.

Madison St. Gas leak. 3:18 p.m. Taylor and Spruce Sts. Smoke scare.

5:39 p.m. 4th and Shipley Sts. Car fire. 12:56 500 N. Madison St.

Gas odor investioation in vacant house. Broken gas piDe line. 3:18 p.m. Taylor and Sprulce St. Smoke scare.

5:39 p.m. 4th and Shipley Sts. Aulo- mrb'ie. March 20: 1:39 a.m.-07 W. 'h St.

Unattended cookin I 8:35 m90, 5 Buttonwood St. Vacant New Castle County March 19: 10:04 a.m. Interstate 295 af Landers Automobile. Minouadale Fire Com panv. 11:50 a.m.

Old Baltimore Pike and Delaware 8'6. Accident, Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Company. 12:53 p.m. 2008 Shipley Road. Accident.

Talleyville Fire Comnany. 12:36 p.m. 2904 Cross Fork Drive, Arundel, False alarm. Mill Crek Fire Company. 1:57 p.m.

2901 Philadelphia Pike. Automobile. Clavmont Fire Company. 3:30 p.m. 1M Laurel Lane, Forest Brook Glen.

Automobile. Minquas of Newoort Fire Company. 4:54 p.m. lnterstate-95 at Churchmans 9oid. Accident.

Minquas of Newport, rhristiana and Wilmington Manor Fire Companies. 6:45 o.m. 1100 Birchwood Drive, Birch, we'd Park. House. Christiana Fire Company.

7:39 p.m. 39 Denham Knollwood. Auto. Claymonf Fire Company. 10:50 p.m.

Brandywine Hundred covered for Pa. Fire Comnany, 10:51 p.m. loth and Market Mar- -icus Hook, clavmont assisted wtarcus Hook Fire company at genera M. 3:25 a m. 1523 New Jersey Mnor Park.

Trash. Wilmington Manor Fire Company. 4:28 a.m. Del. 273 and Interstate 95.

Holiday Inn restaurant. OVease. Christiana Fir Company. Etna Spits Lava CATANIA, Sicily (LTD-Mt. Etna spewed lava from its northeast side today, but volcano specialists said it posed no danger to persons on the slopes.

Etna has killed an estimated; million persons but none in the! 20th century. I Mrs. Betty Darby of AtlanticJPub manager Maurice Cox said and a grandson, jhe couldn't understand why cus- Crnnt lord, belling nqujr to' a minor; found guilty, issued reprimand; Selling I'quor to a minor; found tmnpnded 10 days, veil ing liquor to a minor; found tcense suspended 30 days. Penalties fun concurrently. V.iiit V.D.

JMMI-Ul uuuii rrimilinl nuiltv Dlaac, Curtis W. Cain, 37, Mrs. Dorothy Leona Cray, 43, both of Woodside, and Mrs. Kay Biddle, 34, of Bear, conspiring to ta'ise the interstate transportation of a orged check. Superior Court New Castle County Criminal Arraignments guilty pleas: i Robert DiRocco, 19, 4700 block Barker pn.d, Del Park Manor, possession of imcjerous drug.

Gary A Olsen, 700 block Arbour Drive, jlewark, driving with license revoked. 'rT'ound Robert Booth, 35, 200 block Hazeldel Minouadale, guilty of issault and battery. Cantnnriv President Judge Albert Stiftel's tases: i Alan S. Bass, 20, 500 block aouin of manluana, one year in teil suspended for one year's prooaiion. I Theodore E.

Swan, 18, 1000 block Cole-tian possession of mamuana, one rVredSrck'-N. Berger 21, 500 block Hillcrest Bellefonte, forgery, two years in iail from Oct. 22. years hi i 0upen orand larceny, ve. (hree years tail suspenueu i I tl.

Millinaton, bur- Hingion, I-ry, four years in supena five yeiri In iaii. William iv. otj piu'- h. Charles Shaw 1800 block Lancaster Ave proDa- I c.naries uwen roh. tion violation, one monlh in an.

Other action: State dropped prosecution of James t. Oakley, 19, 600 block N. VanBuren Possession of narcotic drug with intent ft sell al'eady indicted on charge; Wichae A McGrr, 20, John P. McGirr, K'CWi iam L. Peeke, 19, all of 3M block Thome Lr, Newark possession of Jangerous drug, ihfufficient evidence, Donald R- Turner.

19, 800 block Kirkwood Conrad Wiggins, 19, .400 block tastlawn riot, convicted in Municipal Court. Civil i Divorce Decrees 1 Granted (effective three months from entry ef orders): Dorothy F. Bums from Fmley tSurm, Jeanette Lafferty from flam J. Lafferty, Joan C. Smenkowsk: front William J.

Smenkowskl, Dorothy S. Slcox from F. William Silcox Vi'- AArr.rartv trom uonaio uce -adv. Elizabeth Doian trom j. nman.

nnrnthv J. Bracken from Ar-: ttiur W. Bracken carol nn mii from Ronald Allen Keaiey, inoiim -Amadio from Jesse E. Amadio. John M.

Lehman from Nanvy S. Lehman, Patricia A. Rynkowski from Ed-ard E. Rynkowski, Kennetti Gregg from Mary Gregg, James W. Hilar from Dorothy L.

Hilar, Alice H. Ms -tin from Philip I. Martin, Nancy M. Bake, trom Stephen Baker, Janice M. Calloway from Ronald L.

Calloway, WliOtH Moultrie f(im Sharon Moultrie, Dorsy Garland from Inei F. Garland. Eleanor L. lilovick from John E. Jlovick Joan E.

Hilchens dom Don-jld Charles A. Ferris from 4lma Ferris, Anna J. Wood from Wont-domery Wood, Veronica Castsiiano from laul A. Catellano, Lisa Davis from fiarl T. Davis, Jay L.

Hinner jjieetz from Margaret B. Hlnnarscheetz, Amelia K. jauer from Richard M. Norman I Neal trom Jo Anne W. Nee', i Palrick P.

Cooke from Louise E. Cooke, toyce G. esop from Wayne L. Rei.op. velyn V.

Vogts from Lesl H. Vogls, 0n I. Hembrea from Curtis G. Hem had signed a petition Car Slams Pole, Rail; Newark Driver Dead against his plan to hold strip shows in the bar when they were so enthustastic about it at first. Then he noted 80 per-cent of the signers were wives of his regular customers.

He is survived by his wife, Nancy; a son, James L. Ill at home; three daughters, Nancy Jane, Catherine and Pamela, all at home; his mother, Mrs. James L. Cheeseman Sr. of Wilmington; two brothers, William, of Edgemoor Garden and George of Wilmington; and a sister, Mrs.

May Dunfee of Wil mington. Ser vices will be tomorrow ernoon at 2 at the Watson Funeral Home in Pocomoke City, where friends may call at 1. Interment will be in the First Baptist Church Cemetery, Pocomoke City. cause of death today by a state medical examiner's autopsy. Mr.

Cheeseman was an elec trician at the Brandywine Building and was on his way home at the time of the accident. Police said his car struck a light standard, slid across the southbound lane and plowed into a guardrail. Mr. Cheeseman was a native of Wilmington and was a member of Local 313 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. A 36-year-old Newark man: was dead on arrival at General! Division yesterday after his car went out of control on the southbound Delaware 7 ramp of Interstate 95.

State police said that James L. Cheeseman of 817 Harmony Road, Newark, was not visibly injured and may have had a heart attack. The death has not been classified as a highway fatality, police said, pending determination of the yliC1 656-1671 FLORIST, Inc. S3. 478-7347 Funeral arrangements are in-1 patient ever in a British hospi-complete..