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was was was to tell if you're eligible for benefits William Steif Newspaper Enterprise Association You, your dependents and your survivors are eligible for Social Security benefits only if you have been under the program for a minimum amount of time. To become fully insured, you must have been under Social Security about 25 percent of your working life from age 21 (or 1950, whichever is later) until you reach retirement age, become disabled or die. So, today's young worker needs 10 years of coverage (40 quarters) out of a working lifetime of about 40 years. For older workers, the requirement on a sliding scale according to age. Example: Workers who became 62 1977 needed 26 quarters of coverage, while those who turned 62 in needed 27 quarters.

The maximum of 40 quarters will be reached by those who become 62 in 1991 and thereafter. Before 1978, you gained a quarter of coverage by earning covered wages of as little as $50 during the three-month period. That permitted a lot of people not normally covered by Social Security to moonlight for a few days each quarter to gain coverage. In 1978, the system was changed to an annual basis, so that one quarter of coverage was credited to the worker for each $250 earned in 1978. This amount rises annually to reflect increases in wages across the country.

In 1979, for example, it was $260. This still permits some moonlighting by uncovered workers to gain Social Security protection. But the amounts they must earn and pay into Social Security are a bit more substantial. Social Security and you Fourth of 14 articles Farm workers and domestic workers used to be treated differently as far as qualifying for Social Security was concerned. However, the 1977 amendments to the law brought them under the same general provisions as everyone else.

They had to earn at least $250 in 1978, for example, to gain one quarter of coverage. Benefits for survivors are given under a less strict rule than for retirees. For instance, benefits are payable to surviving children of a wage earner who was covered by Social Security for as few as six of the 13 quarters preceding his death. So, if the deceased had worked only a little over three years and had been covered by Social Security half that time, the system would pay survivors' benefits to his children. That is strong insurance.

To be eligible for disability benefits, workers over 30 must be "fully insured" and must have been cOvered by Social Security for five of the 10 years just before their disability began. Workers disabled before 30 are covered somewhat more liberally on the theory they have had less chance to be employed five full years. TOMORROW: Help for the aged poor. Excerpted from "What You've Got Coming in Social Security and Medicare," by William Steif, published by Enterprise Publications. Making the choice: Work or education Dear Ann Landers: I'm black, a guy and will be 16 years old in two months.

I have been waiting for this birthday for quite a while because it will mean that I am legally old enough to quit school and get a job. My pa took off six years ago, and we haven't seen him since. Mom works two jobs to keep us four kids going. I'm the oldest. She refuses to go on welfare.

My sisters cook and clean, and none of us kids have ever been in trouble. Our religion is important to us and has helped keep us straight. My grades are good, but I feel I owe it to Mom to get out and make some money. She wants me to stay in school. She told me to write to you, which is why I'm doing it.

What do you have to say, Ann? Should Be a Breadwinner Dear Should Be: Education is your ticket out of the ghetto. Don't blow it. Stay in school and go on to college if possible. Unemployment among teenage blacks is very high. You might get a job immediately, but it could fold in a short time, and then where would you be? What you do with the next two to six years of your life will determine what you will be doing 30 years from now.

Get as much education as you can, son you'll never regret it. Dear Ann Landers: We hear a lot these days about how uncaring, selfish and cold people are these days. No longer is there a community spirit or a love of one's fellow man. I'm beginning to think that people deserve the shabby treatment they get. Drivers on the city streets are like animals.

No one will give you a SURPRISE! you'll get a charge out of (ARTIE'S) See Our Ad in Main News Section By ANN LANDERS break. Shopping is a nightmare. During a sale people act like barbarians. They push, shove and grab garments out of your hands. Yesterday I tried to help a very obese woman onto a bus, and she looked at me and said, "Get your hands off, you creep -I'm no cripple." Whoever said "Nice guys finish last" knew what he was talking about.

From now on, that's my motto. Fed Up Dear Fed: Forgive me for being so trite, but it takes all kinds of people to make a world. Sorry you're running into so many of the wrong kind. Why let the behavior of a few slobs sour you on the whole human race? I see rude and inconsiderate people around me, too, but I'll be darned if I'll let them make me one of THEM. Dear Ann Landers: What advice do you have for a mature 19-year-old woman who i is planning to marry a man 44? The facts are these: "Bill" will have to pay child support for six more years.

He will also have to pay alimony unless his wife remarries. (Slim chance she's a real dog.) "Bill" is in sales promotion. What is the average earning capacity for a man his age in that field? is it likely to go up or down? If "Bill" should start another family, what are his chances of living to see his children through school? If his health fails, could he be covered by insurance (taken out now) that would provide for his second family? P.S.: "Bill" is a nice person, and I'm sure he is in love with me. I am Undecided Dear Un: The faint praise with which you damned poor "Bill" in the postscript takes your problem out of the human relations category and puts it into the financial section. For his sake, as well as yours, forget it, Toots.

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25, 1979, CLARA ANNA (nee Schrandt), wife of the late Andrew and devoted mother of Andrew Harvey, Clara Slavin, Wilhelmina Sharp, Edward and Thomas, Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 10 A.M., at CASSIZZI FUNERAL HOME, 2913-17 E. Thompson St. Mass of Christian Burial, Nativity B.V.M. Church, 11 A.M. int.

Our Lady of Grace Cern. Viewing Wed. eve. DEARY Nov. 26, 1979, STEVEN suddenly, beloved son of Robert J.

and Clare (nee DeCillis) Deary, brother of Robert J. Jr. and Pamela; also survived by his grandparents. Relatives and friends invited to the Mass of Christian Burial, 10:30 A.M., St. Louis Church, Yeadon, Pa.

Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cern. No viewing. Arrangements RUPFENACH F.D, Family requests contributions be made to Retarded Children tion.

DINTINO Nov. 25, 1979,, ANTONIO, husband of Maria Carmela Dintino (nee Varasso) and father of Berardino A. Dinfino; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 A.M., from St. Francis Xavier Church, 24th and Green Sts.

Mass of Christian Burial immediately following viewing 10 A.M. Int. Calvary Cem. Arrangements by PHILLIPS FUNERAL HOME. FACCIOLO Nov.

25, 1979, of 4005 Evans Lane, Drexel Hill, SEPH husband of Evelyn J. (nee Settanni), father of Joseph, Christine, Lisa and Michael; also survived by his parents, Vincent and Philomena Gaudioso Facciolo and a brother, Vincent J. Facciolo. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 9 A.M., at THE MARVIL FUNERAL HOME, 1110 Main Darby, and to Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M. at St.

Charles Borromeo Church, Drexel Hill. Friends call Wed. eve. 7 to 9. Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. FETTERMAN 01 Erdenheim, Nov. 12, 1979, JOHN A. MAN, husband of Ruth E.

(nee Peterson), father of James Martin, Thomas E. and J. Alan. Relatives and friends are invited to a Memorial Service Thurs. P.M.

at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 814 Bethlehem Pike. Memorials in his name may be sent to Al Saints Hospital, 8601 Stenton Wyndmoor, 19118. Parking on premises. FLICK Nov. 26, 1979, MANUEL of Rosemont, husband of Helene Ortlieb, father of William Edward 0., Kristin F.

Strid, Peter A. and Paul also survived by 12 grandchildren. Mass of Christain Burial, 11 A.M., St. Thomas of Villanova Church (University Campus). Int.

Calvary Cern. Friends may call at THE McCONAGHY FUNERAL HOME, Lancaster and Wyoming Ardmore, Wed. from 7 until 9 P.M. desired, Memorial contributions to the Heart Fund, Del. Co.

Unit, 333 W. State Media, Pa. would be appreciated. FLOUNDERS Nov. 26, 1979, CLEMENT beloved husband of Catherine T.

McMahon Flounders, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Hecker and Edmund Flounders. Relatives and friends, also Father McHugh Council No. 4935 K. of are invited to funeral 9:30 A.M., JOSEPH A.

QUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Roosevelt Blvd. and Sanger St. Mass of Christiam Burial, St. Martin's Church, 10:30 A.M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. No viewing Wed. eve. Mass Cards preferred.

FOX Nov. 27, 1979, DOROTHY (nee Macks), wife of Benjamin, of 1790 Plymouth mother of Mrs. Norman (Gloria) Gomberg and Alfred Fox, sister of Mrs. Tillie Ross and Mrs. Claire Richter; also survived by 4 grandchildren.

Services Thurs. 11 A.M., precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int. Montefiore Com.

Family will return to the Kennedy 1600 Church Wyncote. The family suggests contributions in her memory may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. GARTH Nov. 25, 1979, LOLA, wife of the late Rev. Juttee Garth, mother of Juttee T.

a former Public School Principal. Relatives and friends, also employees of the Phila. School District, are invited to funeral 11 A.M., at the Summit Presbyterian Church, Greene and Westview Sts. Viewing 9 A.M. to 11 A.M.

at the Church. Int. Mt. Lawn Cem. Arrangements by GILMER W.

THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME, Germantown. GAUDIO Nov. 26, 1979, JOSEPH husband of Anna (nee Massimi), of S.W. father of Joseph Anna Marie Ciglinsky and Diane; also survived by 3 brothers and 4 sisters. Relatives, friends, emplovees Vertol Corp, are invited to call Wed.

eve. KISH FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Elmwood Ave. Mass of Christian Burial Church of St. Barnabas, 9:30 A.M. Int.

Holv Cross Cem. GEHRKE Nov. 27, 1979, of wife of BERTA late Erich ELSA, Gehrke and mother of Mrs. Ursula the and Mrs. Gertrud Thierv.

Funeral service 2 Strumm Lawnview Rock P.M., ledge, Pa. Thurs, at (HELWEG FUNERAL SERVICE). Graveside in HEIDIN Suddenly, on Nov. 27, 1979, HERMAN age 43, beloved husband of Ronny Wittman Heidin, of Collingdale, father of Diana, Mary, Carl and Rita Heidin dnd Mrs. Bonnie Murphy, beloved son of Emma and the late James Heidin, brother of James Heidin, Mrs.

Emma Grantland and the late William Heiden. tives and friends are invited to attend his funeral service on 10:30 A.M., at THE CAVANAGH NERAL HOME, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood. Friends may call Thurs. eve. 7 to 9.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory to The Heart Fund, 8 West 2nd Media, Pa. would be appreciated and acknowledged. HEIN LOUISE of Chettenham, on Nov. 26, 1979, beloved sister of Mrs. Marie Mount and Mr.

William C. Hein. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral service Thurs. 2 P.M., J. W.

DEAN AND SON, 6401 Rising Sun Lawndale, Phila. Int. private, No viewing Wed. eve. Family requests Memorial donations in her name to The Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Comly and Colgate Phila.

HOPE WILLIAM F. on Nov. 26, 1979, of Cooper Valley Village, Edgewater Park- -Beverly, N.J., age 54, formerly of N.E. veteran of W.W. I1, Director of Graphic Arts with Hawthorne Advertising- Affiliate of Colonial Penn Insurance 5 Penn Center, beloved husband of Gay Hope and devoted father of William F.

Hope, Jr. and Patricia A. Hope, son of Mrs. Elizabeth G. Hope and brother of John T.

Hope and Mrs. Elizabeth G. Stiteler. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 11 A.M., at THE GOES FUNERAL HOME, 212 Levitt Parkway, Willingboro, N.J. Int.

Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson, N.J. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Thurs. eve. 7 to 10. LATCH JENNIE on Nov.

26, 1979, of Gladwyne, aged 95 vears, wife of the late Percival R. Latch; survived by cousin, Margaret Latch Clemens, of Gladwyne. Funeral services will be held at THE STUARD FU. NERAL HOME, 104 Cricket Ardmore, Nov. 30th, at 11 A.M.

int. Gladwyne Methodist Cem. Friends may call Fri. after 10 A.M. LURIA Nov.

26, 1979, WILLIAM, husband of Helen (nee Goodman), of 712 W. Mt. Airy father of Donald S. Luria, Robert A. Luria and Leanne L.

Goodfriend, brother of David Luria, Mortimer Luria and Dorothy Mintz; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Memorial services will be held at the convenience of the family. Contributions in his memory may be made to The American Heart Association. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON. LYONS FRED on Nov.

27, 1979, of Glenside, husband of Mariorie and father of Mrs. Virginia Anne Buck and Lee Fred Lvons and a granddaughter, Kelly Leigh. Relatives and friends are invited to services 11 A.M., at CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON, 1801 Old York Rd. at Old Welsh Rd. Int.

private. Friends may call Thurs. after 10:30 A.M. Remembrances in his name may be sent to The Arthritis Foundation, Eastern Penna. Chapter, 311 S.

Juniper Pa. 19107. Parking on premises. MAINS Nov. 26, 1979, LEONARD beloved husband of Kathren K.

(nee Klein), father of Dolores Schweiker and Leonard also survived by 6 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren, brother of George Relatives and friends and employees of S.K.F., are invited to attend his service on at 11 A.M., from THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 6421 Frankford Ave. (at Levick Int. Oakland Cem. Friends may call on Wed. eve.

McCURDY Nov. 27, 1979, HELEN C. (nee Bischoff) of Fox Chase, beloved wife of the late Robert L. and devoted mother of Robert Dorothy Gibbs and Helen Strain; also survived by 8 grandchidren and 5 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her Funeral after 8:30 A.M., from the JAMES M.

CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 E. Benner St. (at 6100 N. Rising Sun Mass of Christian Burial St. Cecilia's Church, 10 A.M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. after 7 P.M.

Contributions to St. Cecilia's Church preferred. McHUGH On Nov. 25, 1979, CATHERINE daughter of the late James and Nora Durkin McHugh and sister of James J. McHugh and Mrs.

Helen Dowdle. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A.M., JAMES A. BYRNE FUNERAL HOME, 2315 E. Cumberland St. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., Visitation B.V.M.

Church. Int. Old Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

7 to 9. McMULLEN P.M. MEADE McMULLEN Nov. 25, 1979, DAWN age 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George McMullen, sister of George, Susan and Tammy: granddaughter of Joseph McMullen and great granddaughter of Jess Wiker. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral 8:30 A.M., at JOHN R. DEADY'S, 2501 S. Camac then to St. Clement's R.C.

Church. Funeral Mass, 10 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Calling hours Thurs.

eve. 7 to 10 P.M. MEADE Nov. 25, 1979, of Oinev, MARION COYLE, widow of William J. Meade Esq.

Relatives and friends invited to her funeral Fri. 8:30 A.M., GIVNISH FUNERAL HOME, 5th St. at Lindley Ave. Mass of Christian ial, Church of the Incarnation 10 A.M. Int.

Holy Sepul- chre Cem. No viewing Thurs. eve. MORRISON ELWOOD on Nov. 26, 1979, of Ridley Park, husband of the late Marion Morrison, uncle of Marion S.

Witt, of Ridley Park, and John M. Stowe, of Boothwvn, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral service 11 A.M., at THE GRIFFITH CHAPEL, 520 Chester Pike, Norwood, where friends may call Thurs. eve. from 7 until 9.

9, Masonic Services Prospect Lodge No. 578 8 P.M. Int. Chester Rural Cem. Philadelphia Inquirer 3-E Death Notices Obituaries Michael J.

Bradley M. J. Bradley, former Phila. congressman By Richard V. Sabatini Inquirer Staff Writer Michael J.

Bradley, 82, a former congressman who also once served as chairman of the Democratic City Committee and the city's Board of Revision of Taxes, died Tuesday at his Bustleton home. Mr. Bradley, the father of Common Pleas President Judge Edward J. Bradley, spent over 40 years in public work. His last post was as chairman of the tax board, a job he left in 1976.

Mr. Bradley served in Congress from 1937 until 1947 as a representative of Philadelphia's old Third District. An ardent New Dealer, he took up the struggle in Congress for a livable wage and fought for the Fair Labor Standards Act. The act was passed in 1938, despite what Mr. Bradley termed "a barrage of big business propaganda" dumped on Congress.

One of his proudest congressional accomplishments, according to his family, was the passage of legislation making the Independence Hall area a national landmark. Until his death, Mr. Bradley was a member of the Independence National Historical Park Advisory Commission, to which he was appointed in 1949. Mr. Bradley got his political start as a Democratic committeeman in the city's 31st Ward in the 1920s, when Democrats were rare in city politics.

He rose as a ward leader and, in 1934, bid for a seat in Congress against Republican Clare G. Fenerty. Fenerty won and Mr. Bradley was named to the state job of deputy insurance commissioner, a post he held for two years until making another, successful bid against Fenerty. During his last year in Congress, Mr.

Bradley was elected chairman of the Democratic City Committee and was active in the initial stages of the reform movement that led to the Democratic takeover of City Hall. After leaving the committee chairmanship in 1948, he became collector of customs for the Port of Philadelphia, a job he held until 1 1953, when he was named a deputy city managing director by Mayor Joseph Clark. In 1955, Mr. Bradley was appointed to the powerful Board of Revision of Taxes as the Democratic member. He served on the board until 1976, spending several years as its chairman.

Born in Kensington, Mr. Bradley left St. Ann's Parochial School after the eighth grade to work. He attended night classes to learn telegraphy. When World War I broke out, Mr.

Bradley became a chief radio electrician and served overseas in Rome. During the peace conference that ended the war, he was placed in charge of all President Woodrow Wilson's telegrams and cables. After war, Mr. Bradley returned to city to work in the inthe vestment and securities business. He worked for 13 years as manager of the Camden office of the E.

A. Pierce Co. Surviving besides his son, Edward, are another son, Raymond two daughters, Marian T. Bradley and Catharine B. Arter; a brother; a sister; 17 grandchildren, and four greatgrandchildren.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 11 a.m. Saturday at Maternity BVM Church, 9220 Bustleton Ave. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon. Angelo Zosa, 41, professor, psychiatrist Dr. Angelo M.

Zosa, 41, a psychiatrist and assistant professor of psychiatry at Temple University School of Medicine, died Sunday in American Oncologic Hospital. He lived in Wyncote. Dr. Zosa was medical executive director and one of the founders of the Montgomery County Mental Health-Mental Retardation Emergency Service in Norristown. In addition to his private practice in Wyncote, Dr.

Zosa was a member of the staff at Horsham Hospital, Ambler, and Abington Memorial Hospital. He was a member of Horsham Hospital's board of directors. Surviving are his wife, Nancy Schadt Zosa; two sons, Michael and Christopher; two daughters, Jennifer and Kathryn; his mother, Amparo Zosa, four brothers and six sisters. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, West Avenue, Jenkintown.

terment will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Wyndmoor. Deaths elsewhere Jerome Cavanagh, 51, former mayor of Detroit, died Tuesday after an apparent heart attack while on a business trip to Lexington, Ky. Mr. Cavanagh became mayor of Detroit in 1962 when he upset Mayor Louis C. Miriani, overcoming the opposition of the business community, the CIO Democratic machine and the Although Mr.

Cavanagh was white, most of his support came from Detroit's large black population. When he took office, Detroit was in the midst of a recession, and racial tensions were at a boiling point. During his first term, he named several blacks to his administration and secured $77 million in federal funds for one of the nation's largest antipoverty programs. "He said he was most proud of the 1963 freedom march in Detroit when he walked arm-in-arm with the late Rev. Dr.

Martin Luther King Jr. Two years later, he was overwhelmingly re-elected and was in in July 1967 when Detroit was racked by a week of rioting that left 43 people dead and scores of businesses in ruin. Herbert K. Lombard, 89, an internationally known cancer researcher and one of the first to link the disease to smoking, died Sunday in Boston. He had been ill with heart disease and skin cancer.

During the 1920s, Dr. Lombard noted a link between smoking and oral cancer and in the 1950s discovered a statistical link between smoking and lung cancer. He was also active in the public health field, and in 1926 developed for Massachusetts the first comprehensive system of cancer clinics in the nation. Harry N. Abrams, 74, one of America's foremost publishers of art books, died Sunday in New York.

Mr. Abrams founded the Harry N. Abrams Co. in 1949 and sold it to the Times-Mirror Co. 17 years later.

Born in London in 1905, he came to the United States in 1912 and settled in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, where he worked in the family shoeshop. He showed promise as an artist and later worked in advertising as a commercial artist. Death Notices ANDERSON Nov. 26, 1979, JAMES of Penilyn, stepfather of Irene Thomas. Relatives a and friends are invited 10 funeral 11 A.M., at Bethlehem Baptist Church, Penilyn Pike.

Viewing 10 to 11 A.M. at the Church. Int. Rose Valley Ambler, Pa. Arrangements by GILMER W.

THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME, Germantown. BARNES ANNA M. (nee Green), of 1041 Sussex Deptford, N.J., on Nov. 26, 1979, wife of Edward, mother of William, Edward, James, Michael and Patricia, sister of Arthur, Joseph Green, Margaret Derrick, Mary Carroll and Louise Sweeney; age 52 vears. Mass of the Resurrection, 8:30 P.M., at Most Holy Redeemer R.C.

Church, Westville Grove, N.J. Funeral Procession 9 A.M., Thurs. from the Church. Int. New St.

Mary's Cem. Viewing Wed. eve. after 6:30 in the Church. Arrangements by McGUINNESS FUNERAL HOME, 34 Hunter Woodbury.

BERGER On Nov. 27, 1979, of Audubon, THOMAS LEWIS husband of Margeret Smith Berger, beloved son of Augusta Berger, beloved father of Thomas Michael, Jeffrey David and 5 daughters Vicki Lynn, Sandra Jean, Cynthia Jo, Peggy Diane and Nancy Gail, 1 brother Lester Berger. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral services on Fri. Nov. 30, at 11 A.M., at St.

Andrew's Lutheran Church, Crawford and Egypt Audubon, with the Rev. John Huber, Officiating. Int. Valley Forge Gardens, King of Prussia. Friends may call from 10 A.M.

to 11 A.M. at St. Andrew's Church. Memorial contributions to St. Andrew's Lutheran Church, Crawford and Egvot Audubon, Pa.

19407, would be appreciated by the family. Funeral arrangements by SZPINDOR FUNERAL HOME, 101 N. Park Trooper, Norristown, Pa. BOYD Formerly of Germantown, Nov. 25, 1979, LINDA (nee Patton), age 65 vears, wife of the late John Robert Boyd and mother of Linda R.

Herwig; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Service for relatives and friends 11 A.M., WM. ROWEN GRANT FUNERAL HOME, Street Road and Second Street Pike, Southampton, Pa. Int. Berlin Berlin, N.J.

Friends may call Wed. eve. Memorials may be sent in Mrs. Boyd's name to St. Mark's United Church of Christ, 525 Welsh Road, Pa.

19115. BULLOCK On Nov. 25, 1979, MURIEL J. of Media, Pa. Miss Bullock was a retired counsellor in the Phila.

School tem; she is survived by her brother, Vernon Bullock, 4 nieces and one nephew. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Burial Office on Fri. morning at 10 o'clock in the Christ Episcopal Church, Orange Media. Int. Media Cem.

Those who wish to attend her viewing may do so on Fri. morning between 09 and 9:30 at the CAVANAGH-PATTERSON FUNERAL HOME, 43 E. Baltimore Media. Expressions of sympathy in the form of Memorial contributions to the Media Fellowship House, Franklin and Jackson Media would be preferred. BUNKS Nov.

27, 1979, DORIS (nee Rodell), wife of Abraham, of The Diplomat mother of Mrs. Lois Stahler, sister of Mrs. Shirley Porter; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of Sons of Israel are invited to Graveside Services, 11 A.M. precisely at Mt.

Lebanon Cem. (Section 24). Shiva will be observed at 10910 Nandina Lane. (Arrangements by CALABRO On Nov. 26, 1979, FELIX beloved husband of Anita (nee Carsillo) of Cherry Hill, N.J., age 42 vears; also survived by a daughter, Dina Celeste and son, Christian Marc, both at home, stepmother, Mrs.

Mary D. Calabro, of Cherry Hill and brother and sister Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Calabro, he was an insurance broker and a member of Phila.

Assn. of Lite Underwriters and the Pa. Assn. of Ind. Insurance Agents.

Funeral on 8:30 A.M., in the SCHET. TER FUNERAL HOME, 304 W. Mariton Pike (Rte. 70), Cherry Hill, N.J. Concelebrated Mass of Resurrection, 9:30 A.M., in Queen of Heaven R.C.

Church. Int. Calvary Cherry Hill. Viewing Wed. eve.

CAMMAROTA Nov. 26, 1979, FLORIGIO, husband of the late Maria (nee Ciorra) and father of Joseph F. Cammarota, Carmela Catrambone, Ida Kerns, Rose Marinetti; also survived by his brother and 8 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to the funeral 9 A.M., RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st Street and Snyder Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Edmond's Church, 10 A.M. int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

CAMPBELL WILLIAM Nov. 26, 1979, of Jenkintown, band of Gladys (nee Gibson) and father of John dolph Campbell and Mrs. Judy C. Conner; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Funeral service 11 A.M., at the Chapel in Rest Haven Cemetery, Hagerstown, Md.

in lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent to the American Cancer society. (HELWEG AL SERVICE) CASILLO Nov. 27, 1979, ROMEO, father of Robert E. and Mrs. Elaine Davis; also survived by 4 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral Fri. 9 A.M., from THE GUCKIN FUNERAL HOME, 1419 E. Hunting Park Ave. Mass of Christian Burial 10 A.M. St.

Henry's Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

7-9 Family prefers contributions to The National A.L.S. Foundation, 185 Madison New York, N. Y. 10016. CHRISTY ROBERT, Nov.

26, 1979, beloved father of Jeannette Stezzi, Sharon Jordan, Robert, William, Glenn and David Christy; also survived by his mother, Jeannette Christy (nee McKee) and his brother, William Christy; also 8 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8:30 A.M., FOLEY FU. NERAL HOME, Cor. Conman and Tabor Aves. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. Int. Hillside Cem. CRAIG Nov. 25, 1979, ANNA M.

(Dickson) SWEENEY CRAIG, 73 Hartley Lansdowne, mother of Anne R. Campbell, Ocean Citv, N.J., Mary Christine Sweeney, Lansdowne, Elizabeth J. Ford, Flourtown, Francis Hugh Sweeney, Michael J. Sweeney, Lansdowne and James M. Craig, Lansdowne, sister of Elizabeth McDevitt, Lansdowne, Rose and Nora Dickson, of also survived by 12 grand and 3 great grandchildren.

Funeral Thurs, morning, 8:30 A.M., C. M. TOPPITZER'S FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Lansdowne Drexel Hill. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., Church of St.

Cyril, Penn East Lansdowne. Friends may call Wed. eve. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Mass Cards would be appreciated. MORRISON JAMES on Nov. 25, 1979, of Darby, beloved husband Helen B. and devoted father of Joseph Mrs. Frances V.

Niglio and Walter J. Relatives, friends invited to call 1 P.M., J. W. DEAN AND SON, 7900 Oxford Fox Chase, Phila. Services 2 P.M.

Int. Oakland Cem. No viewing Wed. eve. MOSSOP Suddenly, Nov.

11, 1979, CLEMENT beloved husband of Mae C. Mossop and survived by 6 children and 6 grandchildren. Relatives, friends, St. Johm Neumann Assembly, Fourth Degree K. of C.

and Holmesburg Council 1284 K. of are invited to attend a morial Mass, Dec. 1, 1979, 9:30 A.M., at Mater Dolorosa Church, Ruan and Orchard Frankford, Church of Notre Dame de Lourdes, Michigan Ave. and Fairview Swarthmore, Pa. Divine Office will be at 10:40 A.M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Trans. ferral of Father Nelson to the Church will be Wed. at 4 P.M., where father will lie in state.

A Concelebrated Mass will also be celebrated Wed. eve. at 7 P.M. Pa. MUIR JOHN BRINLEY, Nov.

25, 1979, age 73 at his home in Wyndmoor, survived by his wife, the former Mary Lyman Cox, a daughter Mary Brinley Muir and a sister Mrs. L. Russell Clapp, of Ft. Worth, Texas. Memorial service St.

Paul's Church, Chestnut Hill 2:30 P.M. Nov. 28. Contributions to Stough Institute of Breathing Coordination, 54 W. 16th New York City would be appreciated.

MULLEN Nov. 24, 1979, CATHERINE E. MULLEN. Relatives and friends invited to Mass of Christian Burial Thurs. 10 A.M., St.

Agatha- St. James Church, 38th and Chestnut Sts. Int. Holy Cross Cem. (OLIVER H.

BAIR CO.) MYERS Nov. 26, 1979, ANNA, of Broomall Presbyterian Home, wife of the late Dr. Morton Myers and mother of Marianna Battey; also survived by 6 grandchildren and 13. great grandchildren. Everyone is invited to Memorial Services Dec.

23rd, 4 P.M., from Merion Friends Meeting House, Merion, Pa. Memorial contributions may be made to your favorite charity. NELSON REV. CHARLES Nov. 25, 1979, Pastor Emeritus of Nortre Dame deLourdes Church, Swarthmore, son of the late Patrick J.

and Mary A. McGrath Neison and beloved brother of Mrs. Florence M. Smoot, Mrs. Gertrude M.

Gallagher, Rev. Thomas Pastor of incarnation of Our Lord Church, and James F. Nelson. Reverend Clergy, Reverend Sisters, relatives and friends are invited to Conceletrated Pontifical Mass of Christian Burial, 11 A.M., PHILLIPS Of Favetteville, N.C., formerty of Nov. 27, 1979, DONALD DAVID, beloved husband of Marguerite (nee Haase), father of Donald D.

Jr. and Stephen also survived by 3 grandchildren, his father, David Phillips and brother, Craig Phillips. Services 2 P.M., at THE FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, 9529 Bustleton where friends may call after 1 P.M. RAMEY Nov. 26, 1979, MARGARET ELEANOR, of 6 Metten Newark, Del.

and formerty of Ardmore, wife of Benjamin F. Ramey, and mother of Benjamin F. Ramey, Jr. and Dorothy R. Gardner; also survived by 7 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P.M., from St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Ardmore, Pa. Int. Churchyard. Family will receive friends after 1 P.M.

at the narthex of the Church. Memorial contributions may be made to the Memorial Fund of the above named Church, (CHADWICK'S of Ardmore). REVAK Nov. 26, 1979, of Old Welsh Willow Grove, formerly of Rorer ANDREW 69 vears, beloved husband of Frances (nee Ladislaw), father of Mrs. Lillian Goodwin, Susan, Theresa, Margaret, Joseph, and Andrew Revak, brother of Mrs.

Frances Premaza also 8 grindchildren. Relatives and friends, also former employees of Midvale- are invited to funeral Nov. 30th, at 8:30 A.M., at THE CHARLES L. KESTER 609-11 E. Allegheny Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, will be held at 10 A.M., at Ascension of Our Lord Church, Westmoreland St. Int. Whitemarsh Memorial Park. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

ROSENFIELD On Nov. 26, 1979, SAMUEL, beloved husband of the late Sylvia, of Cherry HiM, N.J., father of Joyce Chapnek and Richard Rosenfield, brother of Louis Rosenfield; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Graveside Services 11 A.M., at The Crescent Burial Park. Arrangements by the DAVID B. BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAP.

ELS, Pennsauken, N.J. SEIB Nov. 26, 1979, MARGUERITE (nee Ragan), wife of the late William F. of S.W. formerly of Norfolk, daughter of Marie E.

(nee Ragan) and the late William, mother of William F. Ill and Susan, sister of Flovd William and Edward. Relatives, friends, members of Irenaeus Prayer Group, employees Univ. of Penna. are invited to call Wed.

KISH FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Elmwood Ave. Services and Int. Norfolk, Va. Family prefers donations to The Heart Fund. Prayer service Wed.

eve. 7:30 P.M. STAEFEL On Nov. 27, 1979, KATHARINE (nee Monahan), beloved wife of Robert of Cherry Hill, N.J., age 64 vears; also survived by sons, Timothy, of Cherry Hill and James, of Haddonfield, daughters, Mrs. Jean Godshalk, of Somerdale, N.J., Mrs.

Kathy D'Alesandro, Cherry Hill, N.J., sister, Mrs. Mary Flaherty, Stanford, 11 grandchildren. Funeral on 8:30 A.M., in the SCHETTER FUNERAL HOME, 304 W. Martton Pike (Rte. 70), Cherry Hill, N.J.

Mass of Resurrection, 10 A.M., in Queen of Heaven R.C. Church. Int. Calvary Cherry Hill. No viewing Thurs.

eve. For those who wish, Mass Cards or contributions to The American Lung would be appreciated. STEINMETZ EDWARD Nov. 25, 1979 of Rydal Park, Rydal, husband of Elizabeth B. Steinmetz, father of Edward C.

Steinmetz and stepfather of Warren B. France and Katherine Seely; also survived by 3 granddaughters, Carol, Julia and Sandra Steinmetz. A Memorial Service will be held at 3 P.M. Wed. in the Auditorium of Rydal Park, Rydal, Pa.

Contributions in his memory may be sent to Mission in Maine, Grace Presbyterian Church, York and Vista Jenkintown, Pa. 19046 or Ken-Crest Centers, Golden Book, 619 One Pivmouth Meeting Mall, Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 19462. (HELWEG FUNERAL SERVICE). STENSON Nov.

27, 1979 CATHERINE J. (nee Salmon), of Upper Darby, and formerly of Bally Haunis, County Mayo, Ireland, wife of the late Henry J. Stenson, beloved mother of Thomas P. Stenson, Mary T. Weikel, Henry J.

and Martin R. Stenson; also survived by 13 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral 8:30 A.M., O'LEARY FUNERAL HOME, 640 E. Springfield Springfield, (Del. Pa.

and to the viewing Thursday evening. Mass of Christian Burial, Friday 10 A.M., Church of St. Alice, Copley Rd. and Walnut Upper Darby. Int.

Holy Cross Cern. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, the family requests Spiritual Remembrances. TAMPANELLO Nov. 25, 1979, JOHN, beloved husband of the late Anna (nee Nanni), father of Mrs. Marie Fermani; also survived by 6 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 10 A.M., from LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, N.E. Cor. Broad and Wolf Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, 11 A.M., St. Edmond's Church.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Wed. eve. 7 to 10.

(Parking on premises). TEAGUE Nov. 25, 1979, CURTIS J. beloved husband of the late Mary E. Teague (nee Grover), survived by 3 sisters.

Relatives, friends, members of Tacony Lodge No. 600 LuLu Temple and the Oxley Post No. 133 A.L. are invited to his services on Thurs. 10 A.M., MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 6925 Frankford Ave.

(at Tyson), where friends may call Wed. eve. 7 to 9 P.M. Masonic service 8:30 P.M. Int.

U. S. National Beverly, N.J. TRUKA On Nov. 23, 1979, at Sellersville, JOHN, husband of the late Stefanie Lascik Truka, father of Joseph of Sellersville, also survived by 6 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends invited to viewing on from 7 to 9 P.M., in THE STRUNK FUNERAL HOME, 821 W. Broad Quakertown, Pa. Int. 11:30 A.M., Oakland Phila. VARALLO Nov.

27, 1979, MARY A. VARALLO (nee Frascone), wife of Alfred Varallo; survived by her sister, Rose McCloskey and brothers, Edward and Ralph Frascone. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral 11 A.M., OLIVER H. BAIR'S, 1820 Chestnut where friends may call Fri. eve.

7 to 9 P.M. and to the Mass of Christian Burial 12:30 P.M., at the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter And Paul, 18th and the Parkway. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

If desired contributions in her name may be made to Cabrini College, Radnor, Pa. WEBSTER DOROTHY SCOTT, suddenly, on Nov. 24, 1979, of Foulkeways, formerly of wife of Maurice A. Webster, Sr. and mother of Maurice A.

George Jane W. Merrill and Helen W. Peterkin; also survived by 9 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. tives and friends are invited to her Memorial Service 3:30 P.M., at the Coulter St. Friends Meeting, Gin.

In lieu of other remembrances, Memorials to the American Friends Service Committee are preferred. WHITNEY THEODORE R. of 2441 W. Jefferson on Nov. 24, 1979, age 77.

He was a resident of Phila. for over 50 vears, a retired longshoreman of a member of the Royalites Travel Club of S. Jersey, a recipient of The Chapel of Four Chaplains Award for outstanding Community Services in 1969; survived by one daughter, Mrs. Mabel Troutman, of Camden; 6 sons, Dr. Theodore Dr.

Harold of Carleton, of Dr. Edward, Englewood, N.J., Wesley H. of New Haven, Conn. and Donaid of Glendale Heights, 11 grandchildren, one great grandchild, 4 sisters, 2 brothers, one aunt, es and nephews and other relatives. Funeral services will be Thurs.

eve. Nov. 29th, at 8 P.M., at The side Methodist Church, 1420 Kaighn Camden, N.J. Friends may call after 6 P.M. at the Church.

Int. Mt. Lawn Sharon Hill, Fri. Nov. 30, at 12 Noon.

Friends will meet Thurs. 6:45 P.M., at the home of Mrs. Mabel Troutman, 1551 Wildwood Camden, N.J. Funeral arrangements WAPLES FUNERAL HOME, 822-24 Kaighn Camden, WITTENBERG Nov. 26, 1979, ROSE (nee Pilzer), of 8939 Turton Drive, wife of Joseph, mother of Mr.

Donald Wittenberg, sister of Mr. Joseph Pilzer; grandmother of Steven and Jan. Relatives and friends are invited to neral services 2 P.M. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St.

Int. Montefiore Cem. Family will return to 8939 Turton Drive. Contributions in her memory may be made to your favorite charity. In Memoriams JACQUINTO, Rita T.

In loving memory of my dearest mother on her birth. day November 28, 1979. it only takes this little space to wish you' Happy Birthday', but it wiN take my whole life through to forget the dav I lost you. Sadly missed never to be forgotten, always in my prayers. Your daughter Bunny Son-In-Law Buddy Grandson, Little Alec..