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Death Notices Oeath Notices Death Notices Death Notices 10-D Wednesday, July 15, 1987 The Philadelphia Inquirer OBITUARIES GORDON 3ARNES July 14, 1987 CAROL A. (no O'Kane), of Holland, beloved wife of Richard dearest mother of Kristin, Katie and Ricky, daughter of Francis O'Kane, sister of Jamesl Joseph, and Francis O'Kane. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral 9:30 AM from the JOSPEH A. FLUEHR Ml FUNERAL HOME, 100 Newtown-Richboro Rd. (at Holland Rtchboro and to the Mass of Christian Burial, 11 AM St.

Bede The Venerable Church, Holland. Int. Resurrection Com. Friends may call Thurs. 7-9 PJVL Contributions in her memory mav be made to A.L.S.

Society, 14th St, Phil. 1914. MARY ELIZABETH, en July 14, 1917, of AmNer, be-lovtd wife of R. Joseph Barnes, Jr. and mother of Mary Elizabeth Adams, Leslie Katherine Barnes, Thomas Joseph, and Enstgr, James Francis Barnes, U.S.N.; also survived by sisters, Katherine Carrinolon and Virginia Holt.

Relatives, friends invited to a Mast of Christian Burial, 11 AM, at St. Alphonsus R.C. Church, Temple Drive, Maple Glen, Pa. Friends may visit with the family after 10. JO AM In lieu of flowers, Memorials in her name mav be sent to The American Cancer Society, 1422 Chestnut Pa.

1102, Arr. bv CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON). Qii Brooke Rhoads, lawyer and reformer, MARNIEX July I itl. JOSEPH of Taconv, beloved brother of Jon, Arthur, George, Iran Reamv, Leo, Joan La-v, spa and William. Relatives, friends, members of St.

Lao's Council K. of Na. IJ94, members of Holmes, burg Lodge V.F.W., members of Tacony Men's Club and former employees of Koebler, invited to his funeral 1:45 from THE WALTER J. MEYERS, FUENRAL HOME, M43-4S Torresdale Ave. (al Un-ruhi.

Mass of Christian Burial. St. Lea's Church, 10 AM Int. Resurrection Cam. His viewing will be held Thurs.

eve. 7 9 al the Funeral Home. (Parking on Meyers lot directly behind Funeral Home), ki lie of Dowers donations to Sacred Heart Free Horn tor kt curable Cancer, 1315 W. Hunting Park Au PMIa, Pa. 19 140 would preferred.

McCarthy MARIE C. (nee Volkert), July )1, 197, of Wynne wood, formerly ot West Oak beloved wife el me lata Samuel J. McCarthy mother of M. Simkiss and Samuel J. McCarthy, sister, ol Joseph and Frank Vetkert; also survived by 5 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to-Mass of Christian Burial, Thurv AJVL, Presentation VJVL Church, 204 Haverford Pern Wynne, PA 1151. Int. Holy Cross Cem: Arr. by The DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, West Chester Pike; Upper Darby. In lieu of flowers, Contributions in her name to tbe above Church may be mad.

GREENUS SHERMAN t- JOly Ik 1917, JEANETTt fne Le, wife the late Charles, mother of Linda Baumgarten, Stephen Sherman and Jeffrey Sherman; also yvdb, grandchildren. Relatives and friends are, invited to funeral services inJO AiM. precisely, ''GOLDSTEtNSV' 4W Breed Jl. Int Shalom Memorial park. Shivi wW bfobsvlt 3IJ CUremont Rd.

Contributions in her memory may be made I Tn Heart Fund. SMITH J- CLARA L. (nee Groeer), July J. West End Drive, wHe of the late Josebh smith; survived bv her son, Robert Smith, her daughters, Joann Che-devme and Sandra Crane, her brother, Edward Groneri also 1 1 greet srrh)rn. Relatives, friends Invited AM, at THE ROBERT L.

D'ANJtriELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVEHBHOOeL aSM-20 Havertord PhHa. Mass ot Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, SI. Calllstus Church, hit. Hoty Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs.

7 to 9 PJVL (Parking on premises). SR. M. ESPERANCE, I.H.M. ELIZABETH C.

WESTON. ReUoioM, relatives and friends are Invited to a Mass of Christian Burial, on Thurs. July lath, al 2 PJVL, at Corolla Hal, Immaculate, Pa. Friends mav caH at Cam.Ua. Mai, from 2 to 8 PJVL Int.

Immaculate Com. Memorial contribution! mav be sent to Sisters, LH JVUanvAaHe mtir- Imminfab. 9m 1934. BECCATELLI social and civic leader July 14, mi, MAE, sister o( the late WWIam P. Croanus; also survived bv cousins.

Graveside Services 2 PM precisely. The Moot, ore Cam. (Sec. 31, Church Rd. and Borbeck St.

ROSfcNBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 215-4SS-OIOO SALVATORE (Sam) 71417, beloved husband el Rosa (nee Porcareli), devoted lamer of John, brother of Jean Mannttto. Funeral Fri. 1:30 AJVL from THE STOLFO FUNERAL HOME, 2S34-M S. Broad St. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJVL Stella Maris Church.

Int. Holy Cross Cam. Viewing Thurs. eve. 7-9 PJVL He plunged into civics and led ef GRUNDY BLUM forts to reform city and state health and welfare programs.

He became a principal critic of the politics that July 13, 1917, BERTHA M. (ma Campbell), ol Juniata Park, wife of the late James sister-in-law of Frances Campbell, aunt of Jamas J. and Douglas J. Campbell. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 9 AJVL, from THE GUCKIN FUNERAL HOME, 1419 E.

Hunting Park Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Holv Innocents Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cam. VIEWING MORNING ONLY.

On July 13, GERTRUDE HERSH (nee Lunar), ol The Towers ol Windsor Park, Cherry HIH, N.J., mother of Stephen Harsh, sister of Ethel Luber. Services and interment were private. Contributions in her memory mav be made to a charity of me donor's Choice. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON. governed the programs, especially of their use as havens for patronage McFAODEN workers.

BRADLEY HALL ELVIN on July 14. 1917. formerly of S934 Mr. Rhoads led efforts to clean up Pennhurst State School and to hu Columbia West survived bv his sons Wil manize its care of retarded children. On July 1, 1917, ANNIE B.

of 4O30 Rene beloved mother of Joseph Had. Funeral Service July 16, II AM, New Bethlehem Baptist Church, Preston and Aspen Sts. Viewing from 9:30 AA tor). Rolling Green Cem. He fought for implementation of liam Michael Thomas and Joseph and his daughters Carol Anne Bruno and Re Perry.

Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral 9 AJvl at THE ROBERT D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF BROOMALL, 7811 West Chester Pike. Mass of Christian Burial, 10:30 AJVL, Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Donations his memory may be made to the Don Guaneila School, Sprout EDWARD J.

ol Citrus Springs, formerly of and Beach Haven, N.J., beloved husband a Florence (nee Stiles), devoted lather of Carol loving grandfather of Travis, son ol the lata James and Eliiabeth (nee Kelly), brother el James of Naples, William el Comwca Heights, Elizabeth, of also survived by several nieces and nephews, cousin ol Rev. William Kerry, S.V.D., Papua N. Rev. Eugene Kekv, O.S.F.S., Rev. Edward Ketlv, Brother Giles Kekv, O.FJVL, Newport, R.I.

Mr. McFadden was a former employee of the Naval Supply Depot NASA Div. and member ol The Elkt Lodge No. 2522, Pa. A Memorial Mass wW be celebrated July 20, Men.

II AM, Blessed Eliiabeth Ann Seton R.C. Church, W. Country Club Citrus Springs, Fla. 37430 mi. Privet.

In Hu ol flowers contributions to Blessed Elisabeth Ann Seton Church in Mr. McFaddtn's nam would be appreciated. mental health programs, lor relorm of the prison system and for an ade HARTNETT quate public health program in cities Springfield, Pa. 1 9064. Friends may call Thurs.

eve 7 to 9 PJVL and counties throughout the state. He served as president of the Pub BRANDAUER SR. MARIE KATHLEEN.H.M. On July 14, 1987, CATHERINE POWER. RellIS.

relatives and friends ere invitee attend Mass of Christian Burial on liMUp, el 2 PJVL, el Camilla Hal, Immaculate, Pa. Friends may cal at Camma Hal 2 to 1 PJVL lr Iramaciaata Cam. Memorial contributions may be sect to Sisters, LHJVL, Camilla Hal Infirmary, Immecuiata, Pa. 19145. STACY i July 14, JOHN husband At fMrv (nee Butler) ol Havertown, father el Mori) (ysacOoneM, Ann Casanova, John Michael Eileen Rice, Susan R-Christine L.

and Eliiabeth alstf survived by 4 grandchildren, brother of James Stacy, Margaret Seuberf and Sr. Maureen Immaculate, I.HJVI Relatives and friends are invited to'THE FUNERAL HOME OF JOHN STRETCH, E. Eagle and St. Dams Havertown Thurs. 7 to 9 P.Mvend to Mass of Christian Burial in SI.

Denis Church, FrL, 10 AJVL Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cemi '-1 STAERK ROBERT on July 11, 1917, age 40, formerly ol Bucks County, lather ol Robert endiShaun, son of the lata Joseph and Margaret Stack, survived bv 4 brothers and 2 sisters. Memorial Mass, 10 AJVL, As-cension ol Our Lord Church, "fi" and Westmoreland Thurs, Julv 14th. No viewing.

In lieu of flowers, donations in his name the NaJjoeaMCidney Founda lic Chanties Association ol Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania Citizens' As July 14, ol Upper Darby, EDWARD R. husband ol June E. (nee McCaim), lather el Edward R. Ill, Mrs. Barbara Morrissev, Mrs.

Patricia Mack, Robert and the late David also survived by 1 1 grandchildren, 1 brother David and 1 sister Una Hartnett. Relatives, friends and members of the George Washington Post 570 American Legion invited to services Fri. II AJVt. at the MARTIN P. BEAN AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 100 S.

State Rd. Upper Darby, kit. St. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may call Fri.

after 9:30 AJVL No calling hours Thurs. eve. Contributions to the American Lung Association, 1 100 E. Hector Suite 30, Conshohocken, PA 19421 in his memory would be appreciated. Of Erdenhefm on July 14, 19(7, M.

MERCEDES, daughter of the late George and Lulu Brandauer. Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri. 10 AJVL McKAIN at me First Presbyterian Church of Germantown, 3S sociation and its successor organization, the Pennsylvania Citi w. ineiren r-A ivn. int.

uakiartfl cem. Friends mav cat! at the church Fri. from 9:30 AJVL In zens Association for Health wel July 13, 1917, ELSIE (nee Gurfev), willow licensee el the late John C. McKain, Funeral Director, and aunt of Bernard J. Archer Funeral also survived by a grand niece Jvl A.

Dupont and 1 groat grand nieces and 2 great grand nephews and adopted mece Diane Iselev and 2 grand nieces. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral service at Ml. Olive Holy Terns, 1449 N. Broad St. Fri.

July 17, at 1 PJVL Viewing to 8 lieu of flowers memorials in her name mav be sent to the above named church. CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM fare. HAYDEN BROWN Most of his goals, ranging from Civil Service coverage for health PJVL Hit. Eden tern. t.

SAMUEL, 301 E. Pleasant on July 9, 1917. He is survived bv his wife, Katie, one son, Samuel Brown 3 sisters. Connie Henderson. Melissa Ad workers to introduction of mental McKINNEY health, child care and welfare pro ams and Classie Writeout, 2 brothers, William and Gus Brown, one daughter-in-law, Judy and 4 grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held on Sat. Julv 11 Owen Brooke Rhoads, 83, lawyer, reformer and 4 Philadelphia civic leader, died Monday in Southern Pines, N.C., of injuries suffered in a fall. A resident of Hollystone in Paoli, Mr. Rhoads returned to Moccasin Crossirig, his home in Southern Pines, each. January.

An accomplished horseman, he spent his time there riding and rereading the classics, his family said. He was a partner in Dechert, Price Rhoads, a law firm with offices in Harrisburg, New Washington, Brussels and London, until his retirement 1971. Former treasurer and chairman of the board of governors of the Philadelphia Bar Association, he was a standing master of the board of governance of the Pennsylvania Bar Association for 20 years, appointed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Born Dec. 11, 1903, he studied at Haverford College, where he distinguished himself a scholar and athlete and was stuck with the nickname "Dusty." He was captain of the football team and earned letters in basketball and track, served as president of the Class of 1925 and headed student government at the college.

He was named a Rhodes Scholar and spent three years at the New College at Oxford University. Before making the voyage, he announced that he intended to study history and to lay a foundation for a career as a teacher. Once in England, he decided on the law. His experience at Oxford gave an international perspective to his Quaker upbringing and down-to-earth Chester County background. It came through in the courtroom, associates said.

He wasted no time in getting to work. Returning to Philadelphia in 1928, he joined Curtis Bok and Robert Dechert in practice. In 1936, the firm became Dechert, Price Rhoads. July II, 1987, suddenly, RHODA M. (Mrs.

P.J. Hav-den) (nee Sperber) of West Oak Lane, wife of the late Peter beloved mother ol Patricia A. Gray; also -suivived bv 5 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchH-dren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral, Fri. 1:30 AJV1.

from THE EDWARD J. McGEE FUNERAL HOME, cor. 3rd St and Cheltenham Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJvl. St.

Alhanasius Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Thurs. Eve.

7-9 PJVL tion would be appreciated. grams, were met in the 1950s and 1960s. Prison modernization was STEWART at Oak Grove Baptist Church, 21st and Cambria 9:30 AJvl. Viewing, 8:30 to 9:30. Int.

Whitemarsh Mem. Park. (Arr. bv BAKER FUNERAL HOME Ltd.) more elusive. BUCHANAN HIGGINS JAMES R.

on July 13, 1987, of Upper Darby, beloved husband of Pearle S. McKlnney (nee Smith), father of Jov Hogan, James R. Jav Alex and Alan J. McKinney, brother of Alexander, Raymond, and George McKinnev, WHhetmina Coffey, Dorothy Emmett and Genevieve MacOonaldi also survived by 11 grandchildren and 2 great-granddaughters. Rela' fives, friends and The American Legion Post Auxiliary 214 of Upper Darby and Postal employees of Upper Darbv and Havertown are invited to his funeral service Thurs.

10 AJVL at the SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Shadeland Drexel Hill, Pa. where friends mav caN Wed. eve.

after JPJvL Int. Glenwoed Memorial Gardens.) lieu of flowers, memorials mav be made in James' memory to the First Phila. Seventh Oav Advenhst Church, Township Line Rd. Edmonds Haver-town. Pa.

19083 Mr. Rhoads was also active in community affairs. He served on the Great Valley School Board, the Wil- On Monday, Julv 13, 1987, BLANCHE MILES ol Har-ston Hall, Erdenheim. Viewing 10:45 AM. and funeral service II AJVL on at FYFE AND MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 7047 Germantown Ave- listown Zoning Board, the American Foundation and the Pennsylvania BUCHMAN Rhodes Scholarship Committee.

On Julv 14, 1987, WILLIAM ol S.W. lather of William John Marv R. Scott, Joanne Barbara Anne and Thomas P. Higgins, son of Mrs. Helen Claire Higgins (nee NeiH), brother of Edward Higgins, Mrs.

Helen Leahy, Mrs. Marv Barras and Mrs. Catherine Hartev; also survived bv 6 grandchildren. Relatives, friends invited to attend the funeral 9 from THE LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, 80S Longacre Yeadon, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, Good Shepherd Church, 10 AJVL Int.

Holv Cross Cem. Friends mav call Wed. eve. 7 to 9. In lieu of flowers, family prefers contributions to St.

John's Mission, P.O. Box 94, DE AAR 7000, Rep. ot S. Africa. July 13, 1987 MARGRIT (nee Haas), wife of the late Ralph of IS Asburv Melrose Park, mooter On July 11, I987 Helen (nee wife of the late James mother ol Joan H.

Bram, grandmother of Robert and Deborah Wilson? atio survived bv 2 great grandchildren, 2 sisters Mary and Bertha and 1 brother JosephRelatives and friends are Invited to attend her funeral Fri. 10:30 AJVL' EDGAR S. ROBINSON FUNERAL HOME, 4IS5-S7'Torresdale Ave. Int. Forest Hills Memorial Park.

Friend si may cat Thurs. eve. after 7 PM Memorial gifts mav be made in her name to the Wissinoming UnrtedMethodist Church, SULIK Suddenly, Julv 13, 1917, ROBERT K. Rax. owner of Brooke Jones, Electrical Contractor, husband ol Theresa C.

(nee Cermo), father at-Lorraine M. and Diane M. Suiik, son ot Marv E. and aha late Stanley Sullk brother of Stanley J. Irene T.

Sultk, Dorothy Opperman, and Anna (dp. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Thurs. .9:00 AJVL at th KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 48lS.Ridge Ave. (Cor. Liveiev).

Mass of Christian Burial Jft AJVL Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Friends may cal Wed. eve.7to9PJVL He was active on the vestry of St. McVAUGH Davids Episcopal Church, as well. of Miles F.

Buchman, sister of Helmut Haas, grandmother of Rachel and Michael. Arr. private. Contributions in her memory mav be made to the building fund A former secretary of the Radnor Hunt, he was active in a number of of Temple Judea of Bucks Dovtestown, PA. 18901.

(ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 455-0100). HIGHBLOOM sport and social organizations, in CAMPOLI cluding the Philadelphia Club and Julv 13, 1987, ol Fairmount, DONALD beloved son of Mrs. Frances and the late Thomas McVaugh and brother of Thomas, Joseph, Marie Bickert, Rita Langdon, Jane Czerpak, Claire Whelan and the late William MtVaugh; also survived bv 24 nephews and nieces and 24 great nephews and nieces. Relatives and friends, employees of DuPont Co. and Class of 1952 Roman Catholic High School, are invited to funeral 8:30 AJVL, from THE WILLIAM J.

PHILLIPS FUNERAL 568 N. 23rd St. Mass of Christian Burial, Church of St. Francis Xavier, 10 AJvl. Int.

La-Iceview Memorial Park. Friends may call Fri. eve. the Racquet Club. On Julv 13, 1987, ALBERTA (BERT), of Frankford, wife of Peter, mother of Barbara Arnoidy, Donna Dlugokinski, Mitu Yannone, Jack, Peter and James Campoii: also survived bv 5 brothers.

2 sisters. 17 Surviving are his wife, Emily Scott Rhoads; a daughter, Elizabeth Stull, SULLIVAN Julv 13, 1987, REBECCA (nee Shiekman), wife of the late Maurice Highbloom, ol and mother of Stanley Highbloom and the late Elaine Kanter, sister of Harry Shiekman; also survived bv 5 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to Graveside Services II A at The Roosevelt Memorial Park (Sec. B-4), Bucks Trevose, Pa. The famHv will return to the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Highbloom and respectfully requests that contributions in her memory be made to a charity of the donor's choice. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON. grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 1:30 AJVL, NULTY FUNERAL HOME.

4297 Frankford Ave tt MIDDLETON Church Mass of Christian Burial, St. Joachim's Church, 9:30 AJVL Int. Cedar HM Cem. Friends may can Thurs. alter 7 PJVL Parking on premises.

On July 13, 1987, ELIZABETH E.fnWt Erdman), age 72, of Bensalem, beloved wife of Charles J. SuNivan, devoted mother of Mrs. Patricia Ertttmann, sister of Rtta Horan; also survived bv 2 amfchiMrefl. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral FrL 1:30 AJVL, at THE TOMUNSON-PUNERAL HOME, 2207 Bristol Pike, Bensalem. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJVL, St.

Thomas Aquinas R.C. Church, Croydon. Int. Resurrection Cem. MARY F.

(nee Jacobv) on Julv 14, 1987 of Few Ik Manor North, Wilmington, mother of Mrs. Marv M. Gilbert and mother-in-law of Kattiv Middleton. Services 11 AJVL Graveside, Thurs. at the Georgetown in Georgetown, MD.

Arr. bv THE FELLOWS FUNERAL HOME. CANNULI and three grandchildren. Burial at St. Davids Episcopal Church will be private.

A memorial service of Thanksgiving and Communion will be held in the Chapel of the church at 10 a.m. Saturday. Contributions in his name may be made to Chester County Hospital. HOLMES ANTHONY, Julv 1987a betoved husband of EHa nee D' A90st.no), dearest father of Oomentck, Joanne and ENen, son of Mrs. Antoinette CaimuM, brother of Charles, Mrs.

Nancy Bishop and Mrs. Catherine MacMurrav. Relatives and friends are in MORCHE TARASIEWICZ KATHRYN (nee Vansanf), known as died Sunday, July 12, 1987, of Lower Gwynedd, formerly of Wvncote, wife of ttte late William B. Holmes; survived bv 2 sons, Richard W. Holmes, Defran, NJ, J.

Barry Holmes, Lower Gwynedd, a 9randdauohter and 3 sisters, Florence Bodine, Burlington, Natalie McKinnon, Chicago, and Claire Strong, James-burg, NJ. Funeral Services writ be private. Contributions mav be sent in her memory to: Skin and Cancer Hospital of Temple University Hosp, Development Office, Broad and Ontario Sts, Phila, 19140. Alt George Coles (HELWEG FUNERAL SERVICES, INC). vited to attend his funeral 9:30 A.M., from THE LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, N.E.

Cor. Broad and Wotf Sts. Services 10:30 AJVL, Calvary Temple. Entombment Fern wood Cem. Viewing Wed.

DONALD J. ol on Juky 117, husband ol Helen, lather of Donald emM, Raymond and Phillip, both ol Leviftown; grandfather ol one, son of Lillian brother of- ehn and Francis and Josephine Williams, a of Phila. Funeral services 9 PJVL, BECK-CNEILLsSTBOUSE GOLDEN RULE FUNERAL HOME, 7400 New Fats Levittown, Pa. Int. private.

Relatives and friends received Thurs. eve. 7 PM. untif tirne ol service. eve.

after 7 PJV. (Parking on premises). July 12, 1917, CAROLE (nee DiLuNoJ, beloved wife 01 William O. Morche, devoted mother ol Deborah and WWiam Morche, beloved daughter ol Mrs. Helen Vol-terano, sister ot Mrs.

Phyllis Skiba. Relatives, friends are invited to her funeral 1:30 AJvl, MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 92S Frankford Ave. (at Tyson), where friends mav can Thurs. eve. 7 to 9 PM Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., St.

Anselm's Church. Int. Resurrection Cem. Memorials in Carole's name may be made fa the American Oncologic Hospital, Central and Shelmire Phila. 191 1 1.

Deaths elsewhere CARNAHAN KEITH (KIP) JOHN, 19 years old ol Hatboro. sudden ly, Julv 13, 1987, beloved son ol James T. and Barbara INYERSO TIMONEY A. (nee Pickwell) Camahan and brother ol James T. 7 p.m.

tomorrow at the Bethlehem MORRISON and Barbara A. Carnahan; also survived bv his paternal grandmother, Dorothy E. Carnahan, and his maternal orandfather, E. D. PickweU.

Relatives and 4 West- United Methodist Church, town Thornton. July 13, 1917 CARMEN husband of Sara M. (nee Home) ol S.W. lather ol Dr. Patrick M.

grandfather of Dina Marie and Patrick M. brother of Louis Inverso and Louise Hart. Relatives and friends invited to caH Wed. eve after 7 PM, KISH FUNERAL HOME, 650 Elm wood Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, Our Lady of Loreto Church, Thurs.

9 AM Int. Holy Cross Cem. friends are invited to caN Fri. alter 9 AJVL and to attend his service, 10:30 AM al The A. GROH SCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME, 431 N.

York Rd, Hatboro. Int. Hillside Cem. ISOBEL Julv 14, 1917, age 12, of Rvdal Park, wife of the late John sister ol Anne Frost, ol Vin-cenfown, NJ. and the late Helen Ewen.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral service 2 PJvL, at KIRK AND NICE, 30l Germantown Ave. Entombment at West Laurel Hil Cem. In lieu ol flowers, contributions mav be made in her memory to The Friendship Fund, co The Phila. Presbytery Homes, P.O. Box 607, Villanova, Pa.

19015, Mae Greenus, who booked films for 20th Century-F'ox studios, died CARRODUS JOHNSON ADELAIDE (nee Hughes), of BroomaN, beloved MARY A. (nee Timonev), of GfeftStd. Jury 12, 1987, formerly of Plum Bridge, County Tyrone, Ireland, mother of John P. and Maureen Heselpoth; also survived by 1 1 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial, fri.

10 AJVL, St. Luke the Evangelist Church, Gfenside. of Sepulchre Cem. Relatives and friends mav caN at THE WILLIAM R. MAY FUNERAL HOME, Easte Rd.

and Keswick Gienside, after 1:30 AJVL TRANSUE(PESCRILLI: On Julv 13, 1987, ANGELA MARIA (nee Tumofo), of Wavne, and formerly of Chsurst, N.J., beloved wrfe of the late Harry Trantue and Dememco PescriHi, beloved mother of Antoinette P. Tertingo. Theresa R. Beaulieu and Dolores A. AfMani; also survived bv her brothers Libfov, Ernes and Alfred Tu moio, her sisters Marguerite Cezbsimo and Antoinette Rua, 6 grandchildreivaaind 10 groat grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are Invited to her funeral service Thurs. 11 AM, at THE SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Shade-land Drexel HM, where friends may cal after 10 AJVL Int. Private.

O'CONNOR wife of William sister of Alice D. Hughes, aunt of John E. Huohet. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial, Thurs. 10 AM, St.

Ana stasia Church, Newtown Square, Pa. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Contributions in her name mav be made to St. Anastasia Church, Newtown Square, Pa.

19073. (Arr. bv THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, NEW yesterday at Lankenau Hospital. She lived in the Overbrook Park section. Ms.

Greenus worked for the film company for 32 years, retiring in 1972. Earlier, she had worked in the Philadelphia office of the National Farm School, now the Delaware Val TOWN SQUARE, PA.) On Julv 13, 1987, ROBERT (EMMET) O'CONNOR, Of Holmes, husband of Catherine E. O'Connor (nee Williams), father of Jean Hamill, Marie Troup, Patty Wilson, Bob O'Connor, Rita Marano and John O'Connor; also survived bv 24 grandchidren and 18 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend me funeral 9 A.M., from THE LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, 80S Longacre Yeadon, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, Our Lady of Fatima Church- Secane, 10 AJvl Int.

Holv Cross Cem. Friends mav caN Thurs. eve. 7 to 9 PM. it so desired, famth peters contributions to The Oncology Center of Delaware County Memorial Hospital.

CERANKOWSKI Julv 13, 1987, ROBERT husband of Stella F. (nee Frel, father of Dorothy Shaw and Robert Johnson, also survived by grandchildren, 3 sisters, Catherine, Emma, Edna, 2 brothers, Raymond and Milton. Relatives and friends invited to call at THE TURNER AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 6028 Ridge Rox-borough, Wed. eve. after 7, followed bv his funeral service 10:30 AJVL Int.

Westminster Cem. KALATA of Mayfair, formerly ol Yonkers, NY on July II, 1917, EDWARD beloved husband ol Ann (nee Zumari and lather of Edward A. and Albert J. Kalata, grand-lather ol Allison Kalata and brother of George and Walter Kalata and Mrs. Lillian Massimi.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral Thurs. 9:30 AJWI. from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-IS Cotfman Ave. Mass ol Christian Burial II AM.

St. Matthew's Church. Int. Resurrection Cem. No viewing Wed.

eve. 1 Suddenly, on Julv 1987, JOHN betoved husband Margery Mingey Adams, 60, a member of a prominent Philadelphia family active in advertising and public relations, died Monday at St. Margaret's Memorial Hospital in Pittsburgh. Formerly of Drexel Hill and Wenga, the Adamses' home in Paoli, she lived in Pittsburgh. A graduate of Rosemont College, she was a member of the Women's Advisory Board of Children's Hospital, worked with Pittsburgh's Opera Workshop and was a member of Fox Chapel Episcopal Church, where she was active in the Guild and taught Sunday School classes.

She was the widow of Jedidiah Howe Adams 4th, who died in September. Surviving are two daughters, Anne Peyton and Mary Amanda; a son, Stuart; a stepson, Jedidiah Howe Adams 5th; three sisters, and two brothers. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Great Valley Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Paoli. of Bernice nee Zietinshi), devoted father to Christine and husband Tonv ocie.sk of Lake worth, Mark, David and wife MicheHe, of Salida, and TRUMAN O'DANIEL Carolyn; sadly missed by one grandson, David Thomas and mother, Lucv Cerankowski, nephew of Dr.

and Mrs. Edward Potok, brother-in-law of Edward, Joseph and wife Ann Zieltnski. Relatives, friends and members of Holv Name Society and ushers of St. John Canhus, American Legion Post 821, Port Richmond 1 Lions Club, The Bridesburg Business Men's Assn. and July 13, 1987 of St.

Joseph's Meadow brook, PA, formerly of Jenkintown LrtY ANN (nee McHate), wife of the late Thomas aunt of Patricia A. KuM and Jeanne WafteV Reiahves and friends may caN Fri. 9 AM, St. Joseph's Manor Chapel, 1616 Huntingdon Pike, Meadowtorook, PA followed bv Mass of Christian Burial M0 AJVL kit. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Remembrances may be made to Sisters of The Holy Redeemer at attoVa address. (J.J, Mc GOLDRICK) THERESA D. (nee Dieferfe) 91, of Plantation, passed away July 10th. She was a former resident of the Phila. area and had served as the church organist at Hancock Street Methodist Church and Grace Lutheran Church.

She was the widow of Howard Robin ett O' Daniel. She is survived by her daughhter Jane Court of Plantation, Fla. Arr. bv T. M.

RALPH PLANTATION FUNERAL HOME, Plantation, Fla. all other organizations of which he was a member are invited to the funeral 8 AJVL, from his late residence, THE JOHN J. CERANKOWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2635 E. Orthodox St. Mass of Christian Burial, KARAS 10 St.

jonn cantius Chapel, int. Resurrection Cem. Friends mav call Wed. eve. beginning 6:30 PJVL TURN8ULL The family prefers donations to The St.

John Canttus Chapel Renovation Fund. O'KEEFE PANOS July 14, 1987, beloved husband of Helen, devoted father of Anthony and Irene, father-in-law of Stacie, grandfather of Zavn Panos, brother of Daphne. Service will be II AM. Greek Orthodox Church of St. Luke, 35 N.

Malin Rd, Broomall. Viewing one hour prior to service. Int. Fernwood Cem. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions mav be made to either the Church or St.

Basils Academy. VRAIAA. CORICA ley College in Doylestown. She had no immediate survivors. Services: graveside, 2 p.m.

tomorrow, Montefiore Cemetery, Fox Chase. Robert Francis, 85, an award-winning poet whose 50-year writing career included a dozen books and a lengthy friendship with the late poet Robert Frost, died Tuesday at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton, Mass. A native of Upland, Delaware County, he was a Harvard University graduate and spent much of his life in the western Massachusetts town of Amherst. He published his first volume of poetry, Stand With Me Here, in 1936. Other volumes included The Sound I Listened For in 1944, The Orb Weaver in 1960 and Butter Hill and Other Poems in 1984.

July 14, 1987 of Hatboro, MARGARBT wife of the late John L. Turnout! mother of Robert B. TurnbuN and Margaret Oswald, grandmother of 10, great grandmother of 3. Relatives and friends are invited to service Fri. 1 PM JOHN R.

F-RC-ED FUNERAL HOME, 124 N. Easton Glens Int. Jarretown Meth. Church Cem. Friends mav caN Fri.

after 12 Noon, In Neu of flowers rnemerialxontritiutieAS may be made to Abbmyton Memorial Hospital On Julv 13, 1987, NORMA (nee Leonard), age 69, wife of Anthony of Gtendora, N.J., mother of Carol KAVITSKY Brezzi, Judtth Napoleon, Norma Kalick, Marvanne On Julv 13, 1987, EILEEN sister of the late John J. O'Keefe; survived by 2 nieces Maureen and Dierdre. and 2 nephews Michael and Gerard and sister-in-law of Marie O'Keefe. Relatives and friends and former employees of Rohm A Haas and Rosemont College Class of 1947 are invited to the funeral Fri. 9 AJVL JOSEPH A.

OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Roosevelt Blvd Sanger St. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AJVL St. Ambrose Church. Int.

Hotv Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs. 7 to 9 PJVL In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory to the Holy Child Infirmary, 1341 Montgomery Ave. Rosemont, Pa. 19010 would be appreciated.

WELBORN Mohan and Anthony J. grandchildren. Relatives and friends wiN meet 1:30 AJVL, at THE GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, 126 S. Black Horse Pike, Runnemede, NJ. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJVL St.

Teresa's R.C. Church, Runnemede. Int. New St. Mary's BeHmawr, N.J.

Friends may caN Wed. eve. after 7 at the Funeral Home. ADRINE, July 10, 1917, mother of Edith and Julv 14, 1987, NATHAN, husband of the late Dorothy (nee Sternberg) Kavitsky, of father of Michael Kavitsky and Barry Kavitsky, brother of Ada Rosenthal and Marion Sanders; grandfather of Dana, Stuart, Joyce and Judy Kavitsky. Relatives and friends invited to services 11 AJVL, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N.

Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Montefiore Cem. The family wiN return to the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Kaviikv, 30 North Drive, Del-ran, N.J. Contributions in his memory mav be made to me charity of the donor 's choice. Howard J. Hendrlck.

Viewing Thurs. July It, 9-11 AM JULIAN V. HAWKINS FUNERAj. HOME 5308 Haverlord Ave. Funeral services to toHew al II AM Int.

Gienwftod Memorial Gardens. OTTAYIANO CURRY i Julv 13. 1987, JOSEPH husband of Ruth Currv WORSTALL On Julv 14, 1917, DOMINICK, husband of the late Leah, age 7S, father of Robert TumersvUe, N.J.; also survived bv 4 brothers. Graveside Services 11 AJVL. at Shalom Memorial Park, Phila.

Arr. by THE EGIZI FUNERAL HOME, Turnersville, N.J. (nee Riede), father of Brvon, Joseph, Carol, Sue and Robert; also survived bv 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral 8:30 AJvl, from SHEA FUNERAL HOME, 29th and Dickinson Sts. Mass of Chris KONIECZNY PANNAPACKER On July 13, 1987, MARY (nee Jones), wife of the late William WorstaH and mother WiRiam, Mrs.

Marie O'Bhen, Witmer and Robert WorstaH, sister of Marie Jones and Mrs. Florence survived by 10 grandchildren and IS great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited hy attend her funeral Thurs. 1:30 PM at JOHN F. FkUEWR ANO SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave.

where frieods mav caN after 12:30. Int. Oakland Cem No viewing Wed. eve. tian Burial, Church of St.

Gabriel, 9:30 AJVL Int. Gfen-wood Memorial Gardens. Friends mav caN Thurs. eve. 7 to 9.

July 13, 1987, JOHN E. of Manavunk, beloved husband of Josephine (nee Kurdziel), dear father of John A. and Edward, daughters-in-law Joan and Pauline; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to caN Thurs. eve.

after 6 PM at St. Josaphaf Church, Cor. SNverwood and Cotton Niantvunk and to a Mass of Christian Burial 8 PM tnt. private. In lieu of flowers Masses or contrioutions in his memeory to the above named church would be appreciated.

(ARR. PAUL J. KARCSH F.H.) DELBUONO ALLEN R-, July 13, 1987, of CHnev, beloved husband Of Eleanor Santucci Parma packer, dear father of Aden brother of William and Norman; also survived bv 6 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral AM, from JOHN F. GIVNISH'S, 5th St.

at Chetten Ave. (6300 N. 5th Friends mav caH 10 AM. tnt. HiNside Cem.

Memorial contributions to The Heart Fund. 121 S. Broad 19107 would be appreciated. ZACK (ROBINSON) Julv 13, 1917 ROSE (nee Morris), mother of Fred KRAUSS Robinson, also survived bv 1 and 1 great grandchildren. Relatives andfriends are invited to funeral services, Thurs.

I P.M. precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Ml.

Lebanon Cem. The lamily return to 7032-J Arch St. Marilyn Gerring ParnelL, 46, a teacher active in youth work and church affairs, was fatally injured Monday in an auto accident near Dagsboro, Del. She lived in West Chester. A graduate of West Chester University, Mrs.

Parnell taught for some years in elementary schools in the West Chester area. More recently, she directed, the Pee Wee Soccer Club and coached the West Chester United Soccer Club. A member of the Bethlehem United Methodist Church, she served on its Council on Ministries and the Library Committee and formerly headed its Missions Committee. She was also active in the Community Bible Study group. Surviving are her husband, William C.

Parnell; sons, William Scott, Jeffrey Todd and Eric Brian; parents, I.W. and Mildred Gerring and two sisters. A memorial service will be held at PARNELL Cemetery Lots July 13, 1917, EVELYN H. (nee Hansen) ot Rex, wMe ot the late Clarence a. Krauss, mother ot Karol E.

Kammski; else survived bv 2 srendchedren. Reiahves and friends invited to viewing, Thurs 10 AM at THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, U3S Ridge Ave (cor. Livezev) Mtewed bu funeral service, II AJvl. kit. Vat-lev Forge Gardens.

Donations her memory to The Sunshine Foundation, 4011 LevKk St, Phila, Pa 19134, would be appreciated. I GRAVE LOT. PRIME AREA. BEST OFFER Suddenly on July 13, 1917, at the Nanticoke Hospital in Seeford, MARILYN PARNELL, ol West Chester, wife of William C. Parnell, mother of William Scott, Jefferv Todd, Eric Brian Parnell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. I. W. Gerring, sister of Judith Lvn Koetner and Nancy Louise Fritz; age 4a years. Memorial Service will be held Thurs.

7 Bethlehem United Methodist Church, 4 Westown Thornton, Pa. In heu of dowers, family suggests contributions to The Marilyn G. Parnell Memorial Fund, co Bethlehem United Methodist Church. VETERAN'S MEMORIAL GARDENS WMtemarsn Me- moriaiHarn.HA. itol, Rri On Jury 7, tt87, EVA A.

(nee Momhmweg) of Ard-more, Pa, she was born Berlin, Germany, beloved wife of Darnel A. Del Boone and mother of Mrs. Christine F. Morris; she is also survived bv a brother, Fipps Mornhinweg of Bertm, Germany. Reiahves and friends are invited to her Memorial Service, on Fri.

Julv 17th, 1987, at 7:30 PM. from THE CHADW1CK FUNERAL HOME, Athens Ave and Simpson Rd, A dm ore, Pa, where the famitv wiN receive friends after 7 PM Int. private. Should friends desire, memorial contributions may be made in her name to The American Foundation for Aids Research, Box 29, New York, New York 101 16. CSXERACXI On July 12, 1987, FRANK DOME RACK I age 75, of Malvern, beloved husband of Betty (nee Dillon) Domeracki, father of Frank Nicholas Sheda Geroer, MoHy O'Louohm and Alexander also survived bv 3 sisters Martha Cooper, Jean DiHon and Helen Domeracki and 20 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

Reiahves and friends invited to the Mass of Christian Burial Wed. Jutv IS, 1987, II AJVL, at St. Patrick Church, Chanmng Malvern, where friends may caN after 10 AM on Wed. tnt. wii be PMa.

Memorial Par The Famtty service bv THE MAUGER FUNERAL HOME. ui-iiii LAZINSKY PESCATORE other works included a 1971 autobiography. The Trouble With Francis, and a 1972 work called Frost: A Time to Talk, Conversations and Recorded by Robert Francis. He met Frost in 1933, and they remained close friends until Frost's death in 1963. Mr.

Francis' most recent book, Traveling in Amherst, was published last year. A co-recipient of the Shelly Memorial Award, he received the Golden Rose award from the New England Poetry Club in 1942 and the Brandeis University Creative Arts Award in poetry in 1974. William S. Staub 32, a former resident of Chester County, died July 6 in a logging accident near Ashford, Wash. A lumberman, Mr.

Staub grew up in Berwyn. Surviving are his wife, Cheri Staub; parents, William and Ann Staub; brothers, Christopher and Peter, and a sister, Kathleen Milvin. AGNES (nee Hokun) ol beloved wHe of the late Joseph, sister Anna Diuro; also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Reiahves and friends are eivrted to attend the funeral, Thurs 1 from RUNTAGH-GENZANO FUNERAL HOME INC, Jlsl St at Passvunk Ave. Solemn Divine Liturgy 9 AM Holv Ghost Church int.

Holy Cress Com. Friends mav cal Wed. eve. Parastas 7 PJM. Jutv 14, 1917, JOSEPHINE (nee DiSario), beloved wrfe of the late Ernest A.

and devoted mother of Chuck and Stephen; also survived bv 2 grandchildren and a sister. Reiahves and friends invited to the funeral 1 AM, Irom THE FtORENTIhK) FUNERAL HOME. 1170 Broad St. Mass ol Christian Burial, Holv Spirit Church, 9:31 AJvl. Int.

Holv Cress Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. 7 to 9:30 In beu of lowers, tarmiv requests donations Th Magee Rehabdrlation Center, tit, Frank toi Plaza, Pa. 19 102.

FLORISTS 1 MONUMENTS FLOWERS I FRUrWASHTS it' Scott to kg good 289-0939 1 12t FrankfoniAv. LEWINSKI DONNELLY PIERCE Jury 13, 117, ANNA (nee watte), in Honesdale, Pa, betoved wile of the Sate Peter (e Past Commander of weham Oxlev America Legae Post, No 133), dearest mother ot Rita J. Nelson. Reiahves, friends and neighbors invited to viewing Fn. 7 30 AM.

WALCZAK FUNERAL HOME, 2391 E. Orthodoi St (at Arenunge Ave). Mass at Christian Bun, si. John Canhus Church, 9 AJ. Burial St Demmc's Cem.

"CTtDIT CAftOS PUDNf OtOtnev, Jury II, 1917, MARGARET (nee McDonald), widow ot Joseph A OennMlv, Sr. and mother Joseph A. Donrwttv, Jr. Reiahves. friends and members of Incarnation Sodatrtv are invited to a Mass of Christian Burial, 1 at Incarnation Church, Sth St.

and Lmdlev Ave. Friends mav cal at the church after PJVL Memorial confrdmttons Incarnation Church Beeuhfccahon Fund or Calhehc Near East WeHare Atsa toil First New York, T. 10023 would be apprecieted. BISHOP. LIBERATI Desegregation fight to yield $83 million AisOLiMed Prrss CHICAGO The city's public schools will collect $83 million in FARINEUJ EMIL "WOE" en Jvv 1, rorniefiv of Mav-ertertf srvtve! bv hit tn, L4-M JVL, (nee Stales), Ht son Can, hs tfauonter Marvann B.

ZemattaM, His browiers Ermno ontf Rcard. afee 4 erentfcMoyea. Ratotives en fnevts are tvfiej tws (vneral on Fn, .0 AM, at THE ROBERT L. O'AHXKELL ftiAAOAlAL HOME Of OVER- IMtUtlV, kA tWpOTMrO AV-, VMMO- MtM CWI- 4ira. II St.

Done' Churc. Int Hoty Crou Com. Fnem mav cat Thw iv eve lot PAL JAMES ea Jury 14. 19(7. el Lnsdwn.

Pa. beloved husband ot Sep jne Petrel, i Fennela. be- Julv 14, 117 ELIZABETH (nee KHtcti), betoved wrf Norman L-, mother ol Mormon L. Norma Bastes, Albert, John, Eliiabeth Wallace and the late vVa-bam; also survived by 17 grandchildren, 1 greet grandchedren and I sister Helen Lavton. Reiahves and friends are eivrted to her funeral service, Fri.

10 AAA. BURNS FUNERAL HOME. 1471 E. Catumba Ave let Fkd.L Int. Palmer Cem.

Vieann Thurs. eve. RASKOW JIJtlSAMueL. husband Liken (nM Sheae Startler, ivnn E. Avers.

Caie evryand Sherry Aprons, bi off 11 of Ann Ovack. atse survived bv 1 grandchedren. Relatives and friends are owned to services Thurv 12 Mean. JOSEPH LEVINE ANO SON, eed St. above 7tst Ave Mt Lebanon Cem.

Famev be et the Start reuoenc. I2S Revere Phaa Camnbuhm his memory may be mo le cherrtv el ih. imn civmc. RUBIN imp! federal lunds over the next tive ATTENTfON ALL FLORISTS PLACE AUVEHTlJjiyf-. in BYCALLltfc' MISS TIKI AT 215-8l-evm years for desegregation programs as part of its settlement of a four-year LOOBY court fight with tne government.

Schools Superintendent Manford Byrd Jr. said Monday that the money would come from a supplemental ap Jotv 12, fff7, ANNA (nee LeorvL Nlevi Land-in, wte ot the Kn J. ant) irwifcer of Aw one Deter wettervett, atso survive bv raniKh4ri and 4 ret orafwKfvJOre an sister of Mary rVVUiJfrAfi an Catherine G-fcoen Rata-bves on inends re mrd le the funeral Thvrs 3t AM al (he JOSEPH A. OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor Roosevelt Btvd A Sonoer St Aass of Christian Bwrtat jW AM. St Marftn Tewr Chtfrch Int Hon Crou Com.

Enns mav ca 7 9 PM. propriations bill signed Saturday by President Keagan. I he proposed agreement between the Chicago i servKes wed. 4 gundchadien often Merglian. Elaei Mi uumtrn, hm Merghan and Melarwa Mergkane, brother el Jean Tersatene and Ama Met.

Relatives and Inends are m.ited te K.S funeral Fn. A LEAPT FUNERAL HOME. MC SpnngfteM Sprmgtield. Pa and te his ww Thurs. eve Mass el Christian Bursal fn AJVL.

Church St Eugene, Oak Lane. Primes, Pa. ML SS. Peter and Paul Com. (Parking premtsesL FLANXERY On Jul H.

I7, KATHERINE (nee Sacred Heart Anr, temiertv Lewnaeie, beloved wrfe she last W4ham J. and iltwoiid mother 4 Marv Caen AtDnid. Suzanne Auarmrm. A-ehaeL and Kanueen Whoe, deer vster of Maiies McLeu. aunt et mw unvn.

ats survived bv a grandcMdre. Rahvs and Stkms are te her Mass Oarohan Banal Than a IM, SL WMm's Church 7 Sun Ave 1M Hen Se etenre Cem. Me HAemenai amMi may be made to Secred Heart Aanr d. Fun. Getiiun'o Av Pha Pa.

I luawn JAMES CAMPBELL FtJNCRAL HOME. Lawnden and RiUW.li. Pa.) C1TLE TON. Jr ti, m7. aw a of rvn and trvti a oivtlvd ft- terw AM II AJA, tVi a 4 eJBt tjjermiMM Ave.

m. Oanmi Com. LOWE NEED A 'PERSONALS1P? Jutv V. tear, ieo Intend of PtM tn Chenri, fcjpier Ajnm ihfcwvi Trows, bieiei Free Jecevan native. iis end ts mt AM.

(JOSE PH vNf ANO SON) Helen FS. Copeland, 90. a Philadel-phian and a former resident of Fort Lauderdale, died Saturday at her home in ero Beach, Fla. Surviving are her son. Dr.

James E. Copeland and two grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a.m. today at the Strunk Funeral Home in Vero Beach. Beatrice May Wright.

87. a former Camden County resident, died July 4 in Boca Raton, Fla. Mrs. Wright, who had lived in Had-donficld, was the widow of Dr. Ralph S.

Wright, former chief of the department of urology at West Jersey llov pital. She was active in church affairs. Surviving are her son. Dr. Leonard daughter.

Dons Ijeonard; nine grandchildren, and five Meneh UOMin Loe lit F4AJVL. Ovaear Cv Shnn CJu and tiaioi Cemrttam, SEARCY are imi mni sewn tiwv, ii ajh cnen, "bOLOSTE IMS Hah vat and -meH are ei km Niti Cm St mm fee etji.ru IM la rev-dene Can jukni ai wi mv fee mad sennce 1 PA. BUSNS FUMCPAl HOME 1171 CAM 11 Ft A I I lids iv ca t-jr I new Int Pjer Cam Nesmneatg Thurs. eve. cftomv mt th Then.

WJULM. Board of Education and the federal government calls for the money to be used for new. not current, desegregation programs, he said. As a result, Byrd said, the money will not help the board reduce its projected $154 mil'ion deficit for the new school year. During the last school year, the board spent $85 million for desegregation programs, including magnet schools, special programs in predominantly minority schools and transportation.

The settlement agreement is still subject to approval by US. District JiulfcC Charles Korcoras. LYNCN SEERT On he, f. JOHN tJACK). mt Ary.

bi Wei ot Anne Hm CENTNER APdWtn-PAKAD (2 kran tor 7 atvt. IS lor pnvojse prtM 0) rOAO. iftaed Pvncis4. swddentr. II.

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PM-, at St Hearv Peer Owrch. Wio.i'iaiwa near amahiie House Rd. RSM Fnenes nsav ca at ie Cuert PM bawd Rait' s. maieriari mm mmmm rnrnir ft sent I Th Anexai Cancer Secv. fb-saeacefln i i tHvt.

71 Rece Pa ier; iiwenm SHAEFF-MTERS FUNE AL etOOAC, Anvfeajr, Pa. -m of Jemes Henev. -o a jlmn PN J. an OetKenn A Henev. Fieunow ca at vt (.,.

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