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Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1979 Philadelphia Inquirer 5-C Obituaries J. A. Barnes, ex-banker and fiscal planner yjWL I'l wl I' I III tSy SL) fi g- nfT jf' Rev. Paul Price The Rev.

Paul Price, 77, a retired Methodist minister and a member of the church's staff of Christian education, died Friday in Jeanes Hospital. He lived at Evangelical Manor, 8401 Roosevelt Blvd. Mr. Price retired in' 1970 after working for 15 years on the Methodist Church's home office staff in Dayton, Ohio. He had previously served as a minister of the Park United Methodist Church, Reading, and Calvary United Methodist Church, Mohnton.

Mr. Price received his bachelor's degree from Albright College and its Evangelical School of Theology in Reading. He is survived by two sons, John P. and Jay three brothers, and a granddaughter. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday at Calvary United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Mohnton Cemetery. 2 ttf Iiilui. i niiww mil ii mar rrM --v-- -www LUNCH BAGS litter the table in Pittsburgh's St. Margaret Memorial Hospital as Sen.

Edward M. Kennedy Mass.) discusses his contention that more family doctors are needed. Brown-bagging it proved the answer to the senator's busy presidential campaign schedule and the need for nourishment. Budco sues reviewers for 4 Apocalypse' letter By Susan Q. Stranahan Inquirer Stall Writer The owners of a major theater chain asked a federal court yesterday to award them $5 million in damages from area movie reviewers who criticized the chain for selecting a theater with a "subway-like ambiance" to show the movie "Apocalypse Now." The owners of Budco Quality Theaters Inc.

filed the lawsuit contending that the critics violated federal antitrust laws by engaging in a "scheme and conspiracy" to deprive the chain of revenues. The management cited a "critics' letter" signed by most of the critics for publications and broadcast stations in the area finding fault with the choice of Budco's Goldman Theater, 15th and Chestnut Streets, to show the film. The letter was circulated to indus-' try publications, as well as United Artists, distributors of the movie, and Francis Ford Coppola, its producer. In the letter, the critics described the Goldman as "one of the dirtiest and most poorly maintained theatres in the city" and described its projection and sound quality as poor. Desmond Ryan, movie critic for Death Notices PINDYSKI JOHN, on Nov.

17, 1979, of Nicetewn, befovtd son of the late Stephen arid Bessie (nee Oieniak and devoted brother of Michael, Walter and the latt Peter and uncle of Stanley Pindvski, Mrs. Anna Mat Graff and great uncle of S. Relatives and friends art invited to funeral I AM, from THE HASYN FUNERAL HOME, 4244-41 CHd York Rd. Divine Liturgy, Christ the King Ukr. Cath.

Church, 9:30 AM hit. St. Mary's Cem. View Tuts. tvt.

Family prefers Mass Cards. POTTS On Nov. II, 1979, EILEEN daughter ot Mr. Wl-ham J. and Mrs.

Elizabeth B. (nee Omon), of Vot-rhtes, N.J., formerly of 4700 blk Levick agt 24, survived bv maternal grandmother, Mrs. Eleanor B. Dillon, of Glendora, N.J. Relatives and friends of the family art invited to attend the funeral on Sat.

at I A.M., from the EUGENE J. ZALE FUNERAL HOME, Cor. of White Horse Pike and Whitman Stratford, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, Our Ladv of Grace Church, Somerdale, N.J. hit.

Gaft of Heaven Berlin, N.J. Friends may call Fri. tvt. 7 to 10 P.M. Memorial donations art requested to be sent to Our Lady's Missionaries of the Eucharist, 6419 Shady Lane, Falls Chuich, Va.

22042 of which Eileen is a lav member. POULTERER Nov. II, 1979 REGINA (net Kammskl), beloved wtft of Harry devoted mother of Joseph and Thomas Tolstoy, sister of Joseph and Florence Kamtnski; alst survived bv I grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to viewing and funeral Wed. 10:30 AM from the C.J.

O'NEILL FUNERAL HOME, 309-11 E. Lehigh Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, 12 Noon Visitation B.VM Church, kit. Holy Sepulchre Cem. No viewing Tues.

tvt. RICHARDS Nov. 17, 1979, VICTORINE STRATTON, of Gladwyne, wift of the latt Earl Morgan Richards and mother of Mrv David E. Irving and grandmother of Sara Emmerich, Victorine MiUs, Laura DuMontitr; also survived by 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services Wed.

2 PM, from St. Christopher's Episcopal Church, Gladwyne. Int. Parkerford Baptist Churchyard. There wiH be no viewing.

Memorial contributions may be made to Iht Memorial Fund of St, Christopher's Church, Gladwyne. (CHADWICK'S ot ARDMORE). ROBINSON Of Flourtown, suddenly, Nov. 17, 1979, JOHNSTON (JACK), husband of Elizabeth (nee Becker), father of Betty Susan and John F. Robinson; alst survived bv grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to call at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 114 Bemiehem Pike, Wed. 10 to 11 AM Int. Hillside Cem. Parking on premises. nr.ntC rlUrllxt Nov.

II, 1979, of Rvdal Park, FLORENCE wift of the late Edwvn G. Rorke, mother of Helvn Moses, Marian Plows, Mildred Maier, Edith Melius, Edwin William and Donald; also survived by 19 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Services Tues. 2 P.M., Chapel of West Laurel Hid Cem. Memorial Gifts may be sent to Phila.

Presbytery Homes, Inc. (KIRK AND NICE). ROSENFELD Nov. 19, 1979, IRENE (nee Lieberman), wife of Edward of 851 Brighton mother of Mr. Howard Allen Rosenfeld, sister of Mr.

Samuel Lieberman and Mrs. Nettie Lipstont. Relatives, friends and members of Brith Shoiom are invited to Funeral Services 1 PM. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St.

Int. King David Memorial Park. Family wHI return to 151 Brighton St. RUDNITSKY Nov. 18, 1979, DAVID, son of Marvin and Eleanor Rudnitsky, brother of Steven Rudnitskv and Robin Gordon.

Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services 12 Noon precisely, Rooseveft Memorial Park, Section D-2. Family wiH return to 1)38 Medwav Rd. Arrangements by "GOLDSTEINS'." SALESKY Nov. IB, 1979, MOLLYE, of The School Lane House, 5450 Wissahickon survived by nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to services 1 JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N.

Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. private. SCIDURLO (VONA) Nov.

18, 1979, A. ESTHER (nee devoted mother of Jimmy and Angie Scidurio of Phila. and Jennie and Jim Saldino of BeHmawr, N.J., sister of Tony Clement of Norfolk, Frank and Michael Clemenh of Joseph dementi of Marlton, N.J., Mrs. Mary Mirigliano of Mrs. Antoinette Chia-ro of BeHmawr, N.J.

and sister-in-law of Jeanettt Clemenh and aunt of Vincent Clemenh; also 6 grandchildren and 1 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends and organizations she belonged to invited to funeral Wed. 1:30 AM. from VINCENT GANGEMI FUNERAL HOME, Broad and WoH Mass of Christian Burial, Epiphany Church, 9:30 AM Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends may call Tues tve 7-10. Additional parking Mansion House lot 1304 S.Broad St. ecrAI OCUAL Nov. 19, 1979, GEORGE husband of Ruff) (net Smith), of 1370 Indian Creek Drive, Wynnewood, father of Mr. Steven Segal, Mrs.

Sherry Nash and Mrv Bonme Shulkin, brother of Mr. Bernard Segal, Mrs. Clarie Matusow, Mrs. Sylvia Salas and Mrs. Fay MHmon; also survived bv 6 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 1 PM. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Har Zion Cem.

Famiiv wA return to 1370 Indian Creek Drivt, Wynnewood, Pa. SHORE Nov. IB, 1979, TILLIE (nee Maimon), wife of the latt Jacob Shore, of 834 E. Upsal mother of Dr. Seymour M.

Shore and Ruth Shore. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services II A.M., Roosevelt Memorial Park, Trevose, Pa. (Section B-6). Family will be at the late residence. Contributions in her memory may be made to a charitv of the donor's choice.

JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON. SORTINO Nov. 18, 1979, ROSE beloved sister of Frances Antonini and Elizaoeth Heintz; also survived bv 2 nieces Mary Medori and Judith Heintz. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral 9 AM, WACKERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 8060 Verree Fox Chase. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St.

William's Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. STEIMLY Suddenly Nov. 16, 1979, of Haiboro, CHARLES husband of Kathryn (nee Yuengling), brother of Mrv Florence Piatt.

Relatives, friends, employees of Proctor and Schwartz and members of Bustleton Memorial Post No. 110 A.L. and John B. Stratton V.F.W. Post No.

3498 invited to funeral Wed. 8:45 AM, from JOHN J. BRYERS 406 N. a ston WiHow Grovt. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

David's Church 10 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Tuev evt. 7 to 9 PM Donations to Heart Fund would be appreciated. TOWNSEND PHILIP suddenly, on Nov.

18, 1979, of Gladwyne, husband of Eleanor Clay Townstnd; also survived bv children, Laurette Rindktub, WWiam Luk-ens, Eleanor Blanchard, Philip Townsend, Patricia Townsend and Tina Venturi, sisters, Mrs. George Vare and Mrv Edward Alexander and brother, William D. Townsend. A Memorial Service wiH be held in St. Christopher's Church, Gladwyne, Nov.

21, at 1 1 A.M. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Christopher's Church, Gladwynne, Pa. I903S. (STUARD, Ardmore).

TRAPUZZANO LINDA, widow of Pasquale, beloved mother of Theodora Pappas, John and Albert; survived by 6 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 AM, CARTO FUNERAL HOME, 2212-14 S. Broad St. Mass, 10 A.M., SteHa Maris Church. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Tuev 7-10 PM UNRATH EVA RITCHIE UNRATH, Nov. 17, 1979, beloved wife of the late Frederich, mother of Mrv Helen Hover and Mrs. Eva Dawson, grandmother of 3, great grandmother of sister of Mrs. Ida Stevenson.

Relatives, friends art invited to funeral service Wed. 12 noon, from JOHN F. GIVNISH'S, 5th St. at Cherten Ave. (6300 N.

5th St.) Int. U.S. National Phila. Friends may call Tues. tvt.

VALINSKY Nov. 19, 1979 SOPHIE of 4001 Ford sister of Mr. Samuel Valinsky and Mrv Celia Brodman, aunt of Mr. Leonard Strunk and Mr. Sander Brodman; also survived bv grand nephews and grand nieces.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Tuev 10:30 AM precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem.

Family wiH return to the Brodman residence, 912 Brighton St. WALDE Nov. II, 1979, FRED of Roxborough, husband of Louisa D. (nee Mever). Relatives, friends invited to call at THE TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 6028 Ridge Wed.

from for viewing; also to his funeral service 1:30 P.M. (No viewing Tuev It is suggested contributions be made to the Cancer Society in his memory. Int. Leverington Cem. WARREN On Nov.

18, 1979 SARA of Absecon N.J., formerly of Roxborough, 77 years of age. Services private. WILLING On Nov. 18, 1979, EDITH PAGE, agt 72, of Rosemont, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to the service at 2 PM, at Christ Church, 536 Cones-toga Villanova, Pa.

Int. Good Samaritan Cem. WOODRIT Nov. 17, 1979 JESSE (BOYSIE), son of Walter L. and Murra L.

Woodrit, father of Lauren Woodrit, brother of Eva Flynt, James and Walter Woodrit Jr. Relatives, friends and members of Phila. Fire Dept. invited to Mass of Christian Burial, Fri. 10 AM St.

Madeleine Sophie Church, Upsal and Greene Sts. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may caH at the Church after 9 AM (KIRK AND NICE). ZAUCHA Nov.

18, 1979, EDWARD beloved husband of Stella B. (nee Woitkiewicz), devoted father of Joseph, Stan-lev, Francis, Edward and Mrv Emily Morris, dear brother of Emily; sadly missd by II grandchildren. Relatives, friends, members of Knights of Columbus Marquette Council 289, Polish American String Band, V.F.W. Cpl. John Laudenslager Post 366 and employees of SEPTA, are invited to the funeral 8 AM, from THE EUGENE A.

GNIEWEK FUNERAL HOME, 2711-13 E. Allegheny Ave. (U.S. 95 Allegheny Exit). Mass, 9 A.M., St.

Timothy's R.C. Church. Int. St. Dominic's Cem.

Friends may caH Tuev tvt. 7 to 9. In Memoriams CARLTON, WILLIAM In memory of a loving father, who passed away Nov. 20, 1970. Sadly missed bv daughter, Bernice mm FRUIT BASKETS 7059 Frankford Ave.

2223 N. Front St. 5 HOUR PHONE SERVICE UC O-l IUU Death Notices GAMBLE On Nov. II, 1V79, MABEL B. (nee Kerr), wife of the late James W.

Gamble, of West Chester, formerly ot S.W. mother of James W. Gamble and Mrs. Evelyn Macleod; also survived bv 4 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the service 10 at THE SPENCER T.

VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Shadeland Drexel HiH, where friends may call Tues. tvt. 7 to 9. Int.

Arlington Cem. GREGORY Nov. 17, 1979, ALLAN beloved husband of the late Mary S. Gregory (net Desimont), devoted father of Richard A. Gregory, brother of Harry Gregory; also survived bv 2 grandchildren.

Relatives, friends and members of John Wanamaker Cadet are invited to his funeral 1:30 AM, MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 692S Frankford Ave. (at Tyson Mass of Christian Burial, AM, St. Bernard's R.C Church. Viewing Tuts. tvt.

Int. St. Dominic's Cem. HAMILL Suddenly, Nov. II, 1979, EDWARD (BUD), 6767 He-german beloved father of James E.

and Anne B. Myers, brother of Rosemary OHiff, Alyct Flftr, Bern-ice Bridgtman, John, Sarah Emery, Sr. Rose Cordt, S.S.J, and Sr. Marie Jude, S.S.J.; grandfather of Martin E. Myers, KeHiann Myers, Edward J.

Myers, Jamts K. and Brian J. Ham. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial, 11 St. Leo's Church.

Friends may caH at THE WALTER J. MEYERS FUNERAL HOME, 664S Torresdale Ave. (at Unruh Tues. eve. 7 to 9.

Int. St. Dominic's Cem. (Parking on Meyers lot, Vandikt and Unruh HEWSON Nov. 17, 1979, THOMAS beloved husband of Florence E.

(nee Barmaster), father of Thomas Nancy Achilles and Diane Lemlev; also survived bv 5 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services 1 HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 726-28 E. Allegheny Ave. Int. North Cedar Cem.

Friends may can Wed. after 11 AM The famiiv prefers donations to Memorial Fund for Cancer Research, co Penna. Hospital, 8th and Spruce Pa. 19107. HEYM GEBHARDT Nov.

17, 1979, of Upper Darby, beloved husband of Ann (nee Krani), father of Mrs. Carol Hamilton, of Westport, Conn, and Glen R. Hevm, of Upper Darby; grandfather of Heather Hamilton, brother ot Herbert Hevm. Relatives, fi lends and members of Photo Engravers Union are Invited to funeral services 1 P.M., THE DONO-HUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pikt (Cor. Lvnn Upper Darby, where friends may caH after 12 Noon.

Int. Westminster Cem. No calling hours Tues. eve. Contributions to the Heart Fund, 331 W.

Statt Media, Pa. 19063 would be appreciated. HOPKINS LAURA on Nov. 18, 1979, wift of Horace H. Hop- kins, of Swarthmore, mother of Horace H.

Hop- kms of Richland, Washington and Mrs. Laura-Lee pike, of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. Friends are invited to attend the Memorial Service, 4:30 PM in me Swarthmore Presbyterian Church. Int.

private. If desired, contributions may be madt to the Memorial Fund ot Swarthmore Presbyterian Church. (Arr. by J. NELSON RIGBY, Media).

KEITH Nov. 16, 1979, WILLIAM brother of Rev. George J. Keith, O.S.F., James Keith and Mrs. Anna Wilson.

Relatives, friends and members of CHnev Post No. 388, A.L. are invited to the funeral Wed. 8:30 A.M., JOSEPH A. OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor.

Roosevelt Bivd and Sanger St. Concelebrated Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM. Incarnation of Our Lord Church. Friends may call Tues. 7-9 PM KENNEDY Nov.

II, 1979, PETER J. husband of BtstMntt Craig) and father of Peter J. Jr. and Robert; also survived by 7 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Relatives, friends and Clan Gordon are invited to funeral Wed.

II AM, MONTANYE FUNERAL HOME, Huntingdon Pike and Park Rockledge. Int. Sunset Mem. Park. Friends may call Wed.

after 10 AM. Memorials to Trinity U.C. of Christ, Buck and St. Leonard's Holland, 18966 art preferred. LAENO Nov.

17, 1979, AGRIPINO beloved husband Of Laura M. Laeno (nee Nagele), devoted father of Mrs. Audrey M. Wiley; also survived bv 2 grandchHdreo. Relatives, friends, members of Fleet Reserve Assoc.

No. 239, Taconv Lodge No. 6no Siloam Koval Arch Chapter No. 226, Scottish Rite, Frankford Commandrv No. 92 K.T., LuLu Temple, and retired U.S.

Postal employees are invited to his services Wed. 1:30 P.M., MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 6925 Frankford Ave. (at Tyson), where friends may call Tues. eve. Masonic service 1:30 PM.

Int. Northwood Cem. Memorial contributions may be madt to the charity of your choict. LASTER Nov. 19, 1979, ROSE (nee Stein), of 2093A South John Russell Circle, Lvnnewood Gardens, Elkins Park, wife ot the late Bernard Laster, mother of Julia Stern, Sarah Berth, Theresa Lobis and Irma Frankel, sister of Gussie Stein; also survived bv 7 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are Invited to the services JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Adath Jeshurun Cem.

Famiiv wiH be at the Julia Stern residence, Cedarbrook HiH Building 1, Wvncott, Pa. (Contributions in her memory may be made to a charity of the donor's choice). LEVINSON Nov. 19, 1979, BLUMA (nee Pennes), wife of the latt Raloh, mother of Mrs. Sema Holterman Glaser, Mr.

Martin Levinson and Mrs. Eva Short, sister of Mr. A cher Penn, Mrs. Clara Sheinbaum and Mrs. Gract Kremskv; also survived by 6 grandchHdren.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 12:30 PM. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Mt.

Jacob Cem. Shiva will be observed at 10230 Jeanes St. LEWIS On Nov. 17, 1979, CAROLINE MYERS, aged II, of Drexel Hill, formerly of West wife of the late James H. Lewis; mother of Irma Shaw; also survived by 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren and a sister, Florence M.

Myers. Relatives and friends are invited to the service 11 at THE SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Shadeland Drexel HHI, where friends may caH one hour prior to the service. Int.

Westminster Cem. Memorial Gifts may be made in her name to the American Heart Assn. LUSZCZAK Nov. 17, 1979, ANTHONY beloved son of the latt Lawrence and Magdalena Luszczak, dear brother of John, Angela, Virginia, Mary Wesoiowski, Helen Ka.zmarski and of the late Anna; uncle of Wanda Wesoiowski and Theresa Barker. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Wed.

1:30 AM, at the FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, 9529 Bustleton Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 St. Ladislaus Church. Friends may caH Tues. aft.

7 PM int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Mass Cards preferred. LYNCH LYDIA BARTON, Nov. 19, 1979, of Chestnut Hill, wife ot Francis X.

Lynch, mother ot Lvdia Barbara Lynch, Kathryn Graham Lynch. Relatives and friends invited to Graveside Service 2 Ivy Hill Ea-Ston Mt. Airy. (KIRK AND NICE). LYONS JOHN Nov.

17, 1979, of Martin formerly of the Republican Leader of the 18th Ward in Fishtown, husband of the late Margaret Luig Lyons, father of William W. Lyons. Relatives and friends are invited to viewing 8:45 FITZPATRICK FUNERAL HOME, 425 Lyceum Rox. and to Mass ot Christian Burial St. Lucy's Church, 10 AM.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. There will be no viewing Tues. tvt. MALESCHUK HARRY, 82, of North Wildwood, N.J., Nov.

17, 1979, formerly of and employee of General Electric in beloved husband of Mary (nee Kurach); also survived bv son, Ted and daughter, Mrs. CHga Smer-aski, brother, John and 3 grandchildren. Graveside Services 2 at Cold Spring Presbyterian Lower Township, N.J. Arrangements by THE INGERSOLL FUNERAL HOME, of North WHdwood, N.J. MAYERSON Nov.

10, 1979, ROBERT of 664 Meadowbrook Drive, Huntingdon Valley, husband of Marilyn (nee Tucker), father of Sherry Siering and Joan Maverson, brother of Mrs. Henry (Ruth) Shorr. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Funeral Services 11 at the BERSCHLER CHAPEL, 4300 N. Broad St. (at the Int.

Shalom Memorial Park. Family will return to his late residence. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Heart Fund. MEO RALPH Nov. 18, 1979 of Atwood survived by his wife, Florence (nee Falango), his brother, Dominick Meo and his sister, Mary CaseHa.

Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral on Wed. at 8:30 A.M. at the ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVERBROOK, 6506-20 Haverford Phila. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM.

St. Donato's Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem.

Friends may call Tues. 7 to 9 PM (Parking on premises). MERKIN Nov. 19, 1979, ROSE E. (nee Greenberg), wife of Israel, mother of Mr.

Gerald S. Merkin and Dr. Alvin Merlon, sister ot Mr. Earl Greenberg and Mrs. Moilie GafkHt; also survived by 5 grandchHdren.

Relatives and friends are invited to services Wed. 1 1 AM, JO-SEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int.

Roosevelt Memorial Park. MINSK Nov. 19, 1979, MAX, husband of Rose (nee Cohen), of Evergreen Towers Aptv, 2375 Woodward father of M'v Shirley Shapiro, Mrs. Lillian Caplan, brother of Mrv Reba Werner and Mrs. Julia Cohen; grandfather of Alene and Paul, great grandfather of Ryan.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 1:30 M. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Har Nebo Cem.

Shiva will be observed at The Evergreen Towers 2375 Woodward Apt. 910. Contributions in his memory may be made to fht Heart Fund. OLSTER Nov. 19, 1979, HENRIETTA (nee Berkowitz) of School Lane House, mother of Burton CHster, sister of Lena Bernstein, grandmother of Bruce and Peter CHster, great grandmother of Brian.

Services 1 P.M. precisely, ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4 7 20 N. Broad St. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Family will return to 7901 Louise Lane, Wyndmoor. PASQUARELLO JOHN (JOHNNY ADAMS), Nov. 18, 1979, beloved husband of Marie (nee Lauietta), dearest father of Mooert, Ronald and the late Richard; also 6 grandchHdren, brother of Jerry, Mrv Helen Falveila and Mrs. Adeline Risica. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8 AM, from LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, N.E.

Cor. Broad and WoH Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 Holy Spirit Church. Entombment Calvary Cherry HHI, N.J. Viewing Tues.

tvt. 7 to 10. (Parking on premises). PILLO Nov. 18, 1979, MARY (nee Masino), wife of the late Nicholas, sister of Caroline Rotondo and Angelo Masino; also survived by 9 nieces and nephews.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend her viewing on at 8 30 from THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 642) Frankford Ave. (at Levick Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., St. Jerome's Church. Entombment Holy Cross Cem. No viewing on Tues.

eve. Mass Cards preferred by the members of the lamilv. James A. Barnes, 73, a fiscal planning executive and former banker, died Wednesday in Bryn Mawr Hospital. He lived in Ardmore.

Mr. Barnes retired two years ago after heading Fiscal Planning a Bryn Mawr firm specializing in planning corporate budgets. Mr. Barnes, a resident of the area since 1948, was a former vice president of the Fidelity Bank, a post he left to establish his own planning firm. Before working for Fidelity, he worked in the banking business in Boston.

Mr. Barnes was a former member of the Overbrook Country Club, the Union League and the Racquet Club. He had been very active in organizations for the blind throughout the area and was on the board of the Rudolphe and Chaplin homes for the blind here. Mr. Barnes was an Army veteran of World War II.

Surviving are his wife, Mary Swayne Barnes; two sons, Geoffrey and John; and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be private. George I. Segal George I. Segal, 65, the head of a distributor of novelties and calendars and a former wholesale meat dealer, died Monday in Lankenau Hospital.

He lived at 1370 Indian Creek Wynnewood. Mr. Segal was the owner of Fund Raiser Products 4629 Frankford Ave. Until 10 years ago Mr. Segal owned Jacob Segal Wholesale Meats here.

A member of B'nai B'rith, he was a member of Adath Israel Congregation. He was a member of the Radnor Valley Country Club. Surviving are his wife, Ruth Smith Segal; a son, Steven; two daughters, Sherry Nash and Bonnie Shulkin; one brother; three sisters, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Goldsteins', 6410 N.

Broad St. Interment will be in Har Zion Cemetery, Collingdale. John J. Lyons John J. Lyons, 88, a retired court clerk, died Saturday in Roxborough Memorial Hospital.

He lived at 391 Martin St. and was formerly of Cle-menton, N.J., and Kensington. Mr. Lyons retired in 1950 after working many years as a clerk in Philadelphia's Court of Common Pleas. Mr.

Lyons was born in County Mayo, Ireland. He was a graduate of Girard College and a longtime 18th Ward Republican leader in Kensing ton. Surviving are a son, William three grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren, and one great-great grandchild. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St.

Lucy's Church, Green Lane, Roxborough. Interment will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Wyndmoor. Joseph F. Maher Joseph F. Maher, 86, a retired assistant superintendent of the German-town post office, died Friday at the Roslyn Nursing Home.

He lived in Roslyn. Mr. Maher had worked for the U.S. Postal Service for 48 years, the last 17 of them as assistant superintendent of the Germantown facility. He retired in 1962.

Surviving are a son, Joseph a daughter, Mae Steelman; a sister, 13 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. John of the Cross Church, Woodland Road, Roslyn. Interment will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Wyndmoor.

Frances E. Dowdy Frances E. Dowdy, 73, a former resident of Ardmore and Berwyn, died Nov. 10 in Cape Coral, Fla. Mrs.

Dowdy was a longtime member of the board of the Nearly New Shop in Ardmore, operated to benefit the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Surviving are her husband, Henry R. Dowdy three sons, Edwin H. Fowler, Richard P. Fowler and Robert B.

Fowler; a sister and four grandsons. Memorial services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in St. George's Episcopal Church, Ardmore. Burial will be in Valley Forge Memorial Cemetery in King of Prussia.

Victorine S. Richards Victorine Stratton Richards, 84, died Saturday at Friends Hall in West Chester. She had lived in Gladwyne for many years. Mrs. Richards was the widow of Earl Morgan Richards, a vice president of Republic Steel who died in 1973.

Surviving are a daughter, Jean Irving; three grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church, Righters Mill Road, Gladwyne. Interment will be in Parkers-ford, Pa.

Death Notices ANDRELCZYK HERMINA A. (Paitt), Nov. 17, 1979, of Willow Grovt, wift of Itw latt John. Rtlativos and friondt are invifod to can Tuos. tvt.

affer 7 PM. and to attend nor Funeral 9 AM, SCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME, 431 N. Yorfc Rd Haiboro. Mass of Christian Burial II Our Larry of Ciestochowa Shrine, Doylestown. Int.

Shrine Cera BAIR Nov. 19, 1979, of Benson Manor, Jenhlntown, NETTIE LOVELL WILSON, wife of the late Ray W. Bair and mother of Mrs. Forrest Roberts also survived bv 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to service 2 St.

Paul's Lutheran Church, Eastern Rd. and Mt. Carmel Glensido. Int. HiHside Cem.

Memorial contributions may be made to Tabor Home, Ml New Britian Doylestown, Pa. Arrangements by JOHN R. FREED FUNERAL HOME. BAKER Nov. II, 1979, THOMAS Kirlclyn, Upper Darby, husband of Evelyn (SVeen) Baker, brother of Henrietta Baker, Sea Isle Citv, N.J.

Funeral Wed. morning 9:30 A.M., CM. TOPPITZER'S FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Lansdowne Drexel HiH, Pa. Mass of the Resurrection 1 1 from St.

Michael's Episcopal Church, Longacre Blvd. and Cypress Yeadon, Pa. 19050. Friends may can Tues. eve.

Int. Arlington Cem. It is requested that contributions in his name be made to the Building Fund of St. Michael's Church. BANKES SUSAN of 1M Baldwin Glassboro, N.J..

suddenly, on Nov. 17, 1979, beloved daughter of James and Diane Banbes; age 16 vrs. Relatives and friends are invited to meet at 9 AM, on Wed. Nov. 21, in the MATHIS FUNERAL HOME, 43 N.

Delsea Glassboro, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial wHI be 10 AM in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Glassboro. Int. St. Bridget's Glassboro.

Friends may caH Tues. eve. at the funeral home. The famiiv would appreciate contributions to the Glassboro High School Marching Band, co Music Dept. of G.H.S.

BEAN Nov. 14, 1979, fcrrnerfy of West PhUa. and Lansdowne, MARTIN P. husband of the late Josephine E. (nee Meyers), father of Martin P.

Jr. and Mrs. Josephine C. Abel of Sunnyvale, also survived by 7 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Wed.

9:30 A.M. from his son's residence, 100 S. State Upper Darby. Mass of Christian Burial, 11 AM, St. Laurence Church, Highland Park.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may can Tues. eve. BIGINSKI SOPHIE, Nov.

It. 1979, beloved wife of Joseph and beloved mother of Mrv Irene ZohH and Jean Bieinski. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral 1:30 AM, from THE CIEPLINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 1011 S. 2nd St. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, St.

Philip Neri Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Tues. eve.

7 to 10 PM BOHNE Nov. II, 1979, BLANCHE beloved daughter of the late George and Blanche Bonne. Relatives and friends are invited to service 10 A.M., C. RICHARD WHEELER FUNERAL HOME, Kensington Ave. and Westmoreland St.

Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may call Wed. morning only alter 9 AM BOYD Nov. 1979, MARGARET F.

(nee McCLAIN), wife of Iht latt John mother of Judith Boyd and Mrv Joan B. Frankenberoer; sister of Mrs. Mary Kamp, Mrs. Rose Wagoner, Mr. Frank McClain; also survived by one grandchild.

Relatives and friends invited to call Tues. to 9 JOSEPH A. MOY-LAN FUNERAL HOME, S703 N. Broad St. and to Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., Chapel of the Church of the Holy Child.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. CARTER MRS. RUTH V. (nee Vanderhorst) of 1632 Regina Harrisburg, Pa.

on Fri. Nov. la, 1979; she was a member of St. Francis of Assisi R.C. Church; surviving are her husband, James Carter, 2 daughters, Mo-nioue and Benita Carter, both at home, 4 sisters, Mrs.

Blooded Small and Mrs. Mary Smith, both of Mrs. Verdeil Redding and Mrs. Pearl Glenn of Harrisburg, 2 brothers, Clarence Vanderhorst of PhUa. and Robert Vanderhorst of Summerville, S.C.

Mass of Christian Burial wil be celebrated Tues. I PM. at St Francis of Assist R.C. Church, 1439 Market Harrisburg with Father Paul R. Shuda as Celebrant.

Burial Wed. 10 AM in William Howard Day cem. Friends may cat at the Church Tues. eve. 7 PM till time of service.

CATHCART MABEL E. of Broomal, on Nov. II, 1979, beloved wife ot the late Harold, mother of Warren Harold Edith Wallace, Olive Hiegl and Phyllis Masters; also survived by I grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service Fri. 1:30 PM from the WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 902 Rising Sun Ave.

Int. Montgomery Cem. Friends may call Fri. after 12:30 PM No viewing Thurs. eve, CHIERICI Nov.

17, 1979, DONALD husband of Mariorie M. (nee Miller) Chienci, father of Lvnn, Sandra, Wendy, and Robert, son of Armida Chierici, brother of Alfred Chierici. Service II KIRK AND NICE, 301 Germantown Ave. Int. Harieigh Cem.

Friends may call after 10 A.M. Memorial Gifts may be sent to The American Heart Assn. CHOIMER On Nov. II, 1979 LARRY, husband of the late Irene M. (nee Soder) of Deotford, formerly of Glendora, N.J., father of Renee McKegnev and Nancy Boodv, brother of Anna, Harriet and August, 4 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren.

Relatives, friends and members of the Glendora Fire Co. and Rescue Sauad are invited to attend the funeral services Wed. 1 M. at the GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, 12 S. Black Horse Pike, Runnemede, N.J., where they may call one hour prior to services.

Int. Hillcrest Memorial Park, Hurfville, N.J. There will be no viewing Tues. eve. COHEN Nov.

17, 1979 ANNA, sister of Morris Cohen. Services and interment private. (ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS). CORBETT Of Mavfair, suddenly, Nov. 19, 1979, THOMAS beloved husband of the latt Emma M.

C.orbett (nee Wontor), father of James T. Corbett and grandfather of Gregory and Laura Corbett; in his 72nd year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 1:30 from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Matthew's Church, 10 AM. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call 7-10 PM DAIN In PhoenixvWe on Nov. 19, 1979 MINOR husband of Gertrude (nee Fry) of 227 Morgan Phoenixville, former District Deputy Grandmaster of the 40th Masonic District.

Funeral services will be held Wed. II AM. in the KEPP FUNERAL HOME, 416 S. Main Phoenixville. Int.

Phila. Memorial Park. No viewing. Masonic Services Tues. tvt.

8 PM DAVIS Nov. 17, 1979 EDWARD J. (POSE) of Hatboro, formerly of Roxborough, survived by 2 daughters and one son, Sandra Davis, Donald Davis and Dianna Davis also a sister Dorothy Davis. Relatives and friends invited to call at the TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 6028 Ridge Ave. Rox.

Tues. eve. after 7 and to to his funeral service Wed. 1 1 AM Int. private.

DOWDY FRANCES age 73, wife of Henry R. Dowdy Jr. on Nov. 10, 1979 in Fort Myers, Fla. Upon retirement in she resided with her husband in Cape Coral, she is survived bv 3 sons, Edwin H.

Fowler II of Madison, N.J., Richard P. Fowler of Malvern, Robert B. Fowler of Cape Coral, 4 grandsons and a sister, Margaret Riddle of St. Petersburg, Fla. A Memorial Service will be offered on Fri.

Nov. 23, at 1 P.M. at the Nevil Memorial Church of St. George, Ardmore Ave. and Darby Ardmore.

Memorial donations may be made to the American Heart 318 S. I91h Phila. 19103. FAULKNER Nov. 18, 1979, SARAH A.

(nee Merriman), aged 90 wife of the late Joseph mother of Violet Zi-sette, Joseph M. and John Faulkner and Jean Kennedy, sister of Phyllis and Harry Merriman; also survived by 13 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to services 11 A.M., HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 726-28 E. Allegheny Ave. Int.

Sunset Mem. Park. Friends may call Wed. If to II AM FLAXMAN On Nov. 19, 1979, SAMUEL, of 2123 Oakmont husband of Fannie (nee Gottlieb), father of Mrs.

Ruth ToH and Melvin E. Flaxman, brother of Mrs. Pauline Levin and Charles Flaxman; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services II at the BERSCHLER CHAPELS, 4300 N. Broad St.

(at the Blvd.) Int. Roosevelt Mem. Park. The family wiH return to his late residence. FLYNN VINCENT J.

Nov. 18, 1979, in his B5th year, husband ot Margaret (nee Fox), father of Vincent J. Jr. of Glenside and Mrs. Allie Gwvnn of Riverton, N.J.; also survived bv 5 grandchildren and 4 great grand-children.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral Wed. 8 McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 6126 Torresdale Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM. St. Bartholomew's R.C.

Church. Viewing Wed. morning only. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

U.S. to hoard food, goods to study pollution trends pftf United Press international The Inquirer and one of those named in the lawsuit, said yesterday that the reviewers took the unusual action to protest the placement because of the anticipated artistic significance of "Apocalypse Now." Ryan said he believed that the Vietnam War epic, awaited by critics for more than five years, was an "event that deserved a much more palatable forum." After learning that the Budco chain had chosen the Goldman to show the movie, the critics agreed to write the letter. Although the letter itself was not reprinted in area newspapers, references to it appeared in several news columns and in reviews. Although the movie is being shown elsewhere around the country on 70-millimeter film, the Goldman's version is on 35-millimeter film. In the lawsuit, Budco officials say a 70-millimeter version of the movie was not made available by United Artists for showing in Philadelphia.

Named with Ryan in the lawsuit are movie critics for the Daily News, Philadelphia magazine, the Journal, the Courier-Post, the Burlington County Times, KYW-Radio and WPVI-TV. monitoring of samples from a wide area should let experts spot potential pollution dangers before they become problems. "And if you have a working bank, you can evaluate how well regulations are improving environmental conditions and also if people are complying with the regulations," Durst said. The emphasis of the five-year, $1.5 million pilot program run jointly by the Bureau of Standards and the EPA is to develop techniques that can be applied to a larger, permanent sample bank that the EPA is interested in developing. In the first four years, the bank will gather samples of human liver tissue from cadavers as well as grains, bivalve shellfish and particles taken from the air.

In the fifth year, the results will be reviewed and the program analyzed to see if it is practical. Project leaders estimate the bank will contain 30,000 samples at the end of the program. If a permanent bank is established, the samples will be transferred to it, they said. If the Senate and Assembly go along with Byrne's request, they will put to rest, at least for another five years, their differences over how the SCI is to be controlled. The SCI was created by the legislature in 1968 to investigate organized crime and political corruption in New Jersey.

Efforts to make it a permanent body have failed repeatedly, mainly because of Senate opposition. In 1978, the Assembly approved a bill to make the SCI permanent, but the Senate once again imposed a five-year life and amended the bill to give the Senate powers of approval over the governor's two appointments to the four-member commission. Byrne said that because the Speaker of the Assembly is permitted one appointment and the Senate the other, the amendment in effect would give the Senate control over three of the four appointments. Associated Press WASHINGTON The government will store thousands of samples of tissue, grain and other items from the environment to serve as a base for monitoring future pollution trends, officials say. The National Bureau of Standards formally dedicated the experimental specimen bank last week.

The pilot center in Gaithersburg, is the world's first for the systematic collection, analysis and long-term storage of environmental samples. "The basic purpose of the specimen bank is to provide a system for monitoring pollutant trends by comparing new samples with historic samples that are on file," said George M. Goldstein, coordinator of the program. Goldstein, who works for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), said a bank of pristine samples stored over long periods would allow scientists to look back at earlier pollution levels and analyze pollution trends. Dr.

Richard Durst, chief National Bureau of Standards investigator in the project, said that continued SCI bill vetoed by Byrne By John Hilferty Inquirer Stall Writer TRENTON Gov. Byrne yesterday vetoed a bill to extend the life of the State Commission of Investigation (SCI) because of a section that 'gave the New Jersey Senate what he said was "too much power" over his appointments. Both houses of the legislature are-expected to meet Byrne's request to eliminate the Senate's power of advice and consent. The bill would extend authorization for the SCI by five years. Byrne's veto action leaves the legislature time to re-enact the bill without the disputed amendment.

The SCI's authorization had been sched uled to expire Dec. 31. The SCI has scheduled a private session early next month to take testimony from Angelo Bruno, reputed leader of organized crime in Philadelphia and South Jersev..