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4-B Tuesday, Feb. 12, 1980 Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Obituaries aL 5- OVKVv PLAYING CHECKERS and eating supper at the Walnut Ridge, Community Center Sunday night, LaShaun Gentry was one of 200 residents of the town of O'Kean given refuge after a derailed tank car containing an explosive chemical caught fire. The derailment that threatened the town followed the collision of two freight trains. The residents will be allowed to return home today. 4 deaths are linked to abortion fund cut Altodjlttd Preu WASHINGTON At least four poor women have died as a result of the cutback in federal funds for Medicaid abortions, according to U.S.

medical investigators. Probers for the federal Center for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta said that since the cutoff in August 1977, poor women commonly have suffered delays in obtaining abortions, increasing the risk of complications. CDC physicians said they expected to find many more deaths directly or indirectly linked to the cutoff of Bucks County contractor convicted on A Bucks County man was convicted last night of sex charges involving three boys who had gone to him for counseling. John Lonergan, 53, of Bristol Towi ship, a self-employed contractor, was convicted of indecent assault and corrupting the morals of a minor. But a Common Pleas Court jury, after deliberating 4Vi hours, cleared him of charges of rape and involuntary deviate sex.

Lonergan, a Boy Scout leader and Big Brother, has been active in youth work for more than 30 years. The conviction carries a maximum Motorcyclist set By Dwight Ott nguirer Staff Wrflar A motorcyclist who was enveloped in flames was rescued yesterday by a police officer who was driving to work, police said. The accident occurred when Gerald Goldman, 32, of the 300 block of East Albanus Street, struck a car while riding his motorcycle at Rising Sun and Fisher Avenues in Olney. Goldman apparently was doused with gasoline from a can he was carrying. He was in critical condition last night at St.

Agnes Burn Center in South Philadelphia. According to police, Officer An MULLEN ki Newtown Square, Feb. 10, 1980, JOHN ago 48, husband tf Anna May (nee Kenite), beloved father of John, Denise Marie, and Deborah Arm, son tf Helen, brother tf Dotlv, James and Joseph. Relatives and friends. Local 684 ol the Phila.

Gas Works, are invited to attend his funeral from THE ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF BROOMALL, 2811 West Chester Pike, Broomal on Feb. 14th, at 8:30 AM with a Mass of Christian Burial, St. Anas-tasia's Church, 10 AM Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Com. Friends may cat at the Funaral Home Wed. eve. 7 ft 10PM MULLINS On Feb. 10, 1980 BESSIE LINN, ate 87, tf Berwyn, writ tf WWiam E.

Muhins. Relatives and friends are invited ta the funeral Thurs. 9 AM at Vie MAU-GER FUNERAL HOME, 24 Monument Mai-. vem. Pa.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM Sf. Monica's Church, Berwyn, Pa. hit. Si. Monica's Com.

Friandi mav cal at the funeral home Wed eve. 7 to 9 PM NYMAN FREDERICK age 79, tf 414 Kansas Dtlanct, N.J., on Fob. 1980, formerly tf former Inquirer emplovee, devoted father tf Mrs. Louise Simon and elst survived by one granddaughter Funeral services wi be held on Feb. 12th.

at 10 AM, al THE SNOVER FUNERAL HOME, 471 Cooper Beverly, N.J., where friands and relatives may cal after 9:30 AM Memorial contributions mav be made fa the Dataware and Rariton Lung Assn Princeton, N.J. PHILLIPS a Feb. 10, 19(0 JOHN A. ol Chestnut HM, beloved husband of Margaret (neeiMulgrew), devoted father of Margie, John, Marvbeth Mancini and Pat, brother-in-law tf Rev. John B.

Mulgrew, O.P. and Sr. Maria Francoise, I.HM; also survived bv 4 grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of Chestnut Bocce Club, WWiam Boulton Dixon A.L and V.F.W. Past 520S and D.A.V.

invited to his funeral Wed. 10 AM from JACOB F. RUTH'S 8413 German-town Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, at Our Mother of Consolation Church II AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends mav cal Tues. 4 to 4 PM and 7 ft 9 PM Park tn premises. RITZHEIMER-MUTH Of Wissktoming, on Feb. 11, 1980, EMMA S. (nee Schauder), beloved wife of the late WWiam A.

Rrl-zheimer and mother of Mrs. Bertha Faunce, Mrs, Catherine BaHendorf, Mrs. Anna Lang and the lata Joseph Muth; also survivod bv 9 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren; her 84th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral I AM, from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cott-man Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Bartholomew's Church, 9:30 AM Int. Hotv Sepulchre Cam. Friends may call Wed. 7 to 10 PM Masses preferred.

ROHRER KARL tn Feb. 9, 1980, beloved brother of Paul, Emit, Frederick, William, Bertha Winter and Amelia Hartmann. Relatives, friends and employees of War-ner-Swasey ara invited to the funeral service 10 AM, from THE WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 6902 Rising Sun Ave. Int. Lawnview Cem.

Friends may call Wed. eve. after 7 PM De-nations may be made to the Bethany United Church of Christ Memorial Fund, Rising Sun Ave. and Matte Pa. 191 II.

ROSOWSKI EDWARD Feb. 1, 1980, beloved husband tf Retina (nee GUI), father of Christine Custer and Carol Jean Bai; also survived bv 2 sisters and 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Wed. 10 AM, GARZONE FUNERAL HOME, St. and Hunting Park Ava.

Mass ol Christian Burial, Holy Innocents Church, II AM Int. Resurrection Cam. Viewing Tuts. evOjMass Cards preferred. SCAPEROTTO ROSINA (nee Porreca), Feb.

11, 1980, beloved wife tf the late Gabriete tf Overbrook. Relatives and friends ara invited to the funeral Thurs. 8:30 AM from D'AL-LURA FUNERAL HOME, 6601 Haverford Ave. Mast ol Christian Burial, 9:30 AM St. Donato's Church.

Int. Hotv Cross Cem. Viewing Wed. eve. 7 ft 9 PM (Parking by attendants).

SCHMID Of FettonvlHa, suddenly an Feb. 9, 1910, RAYMOND, age 56 beloved husband ol Claire (nee Martin), devoted lather of Raymond Raelleen and Cart), dear son ol Bessie (nee Warrington), brother of Beatrice Hahn, Dorothy Freise, David and George Schmid. Relatives, friends and employees of Sears Service Center are invited to the funeral Thurs. 9 AM and to the service 10 AM at FLUEHR'S-RISING SUN 5401 Rising Sun Ave. Int.

Greenmount Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. 7 to 9 PM (Parking tn premises). SCHMIDT Feb.

10, 1980, JOHN husband ol the late Lena, father of Joseph, Elizabeth Smirh and John Jr. (former barber in Fox Chase). Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Wed. li AM, MONTANYE FUNERAL HOME, Huntingdon Pike and Park Rockledge, Pa. Int.

Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may cal Wed. after 10 AM SCHWARTZ On Feb. 10, 1980, MINA, ol Betaire, Ohio, formerly of Paschal S.W. husband ol the rate Robert Schwartz and mother ol Roberta Pometti, Carol Pal-icka, Elaine Huntingdon and Frank Schwartz; also survived by 12 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends and members of Chapter No. 116, O.E.S., invited to funeral ll-AM, al YERKES FUNERAL HOME, 7031 Woodland where friends mav call Tues. tve. after 7. hit.

Glen-wood Memorial Gardens. SCUTT Suddenly Feb. 10, 1980 MISS E. EILEEN SCOTT, of Upper Darbv, Pa. Funeral service Tues.

Feb. 12 al 2 PM, BRINGHURST-ANDREW J. BAIR FUNERAL HOME, 3925 Chestnut St. Int. Arlington Cem.

Friends mav cal the hour prior to the service. (Parking in rear). SEITZ Feb. 10. 1980, in St.

Petersburg, FLORENCE P. (FLOSS) (nee Paessler), beloved wife of Chris E. Seitz, mother ol Robert E. Seitz, of Pensacota, Fla. and Miss Nancy Marie Seitz, of Abington, grandmother of 3 and great grandmother of 3.

Mrs. Seitz was a native of and resided at 368 41st SL Petersburg Beach, Fla. since 1959. Funeral services 2-PM, Feb. 12th, FRED H.

KENFIELD FUNERAL HOME, St. Petersburg, with the Rev. Dr. Donald H. Eckert, officiating.

SINKLER Feb. 9, 19(0 GLADYS ARNOLD SINKLER (JANE), wife of the late Judge Charles Sinkler of The Barclay, Rittenhouse Square. Funeral service Church ol St. Luke and the Epiphany, 330 S. 13th Wed.

Feb. 13, at 11 AM Int. New Haven, Conn. Memorial contributions may be made to the above named Church. (BRINGHURST-ANDREW J.

BAIR). SMITH Feb. 9, 1980, MISS ELIZABETH of Cheltenham Convalescent Home, formerly of Taconv, sister of the late Marie F. Day, aunt of Norman C. Day; also survived bv 2 nieces and 6 great nephews and nieces.

Retired from Frank lord Arsenal after 38 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral Wed, 8:30 AM, from the ALDWORTH FUNERAL HOME, Decatur and Charles Sts. (at 7900 N. Frank-ford Ava.) Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Leo's Church.

Int. St. Dominic's Cem. No evening viewing. SMITH On Feb.

9, 1980, CLARA SMITH, age 83, from the Germantown area, wife of the late Nelson Smith, mother ol Robert N. Smith and Katharine S. Kennedy; survived by 7 grandchildren. Funeral service and interment private. (VINCENT ALLEVA FUNERAL HOME).

TCHTENBERG Feb. 11, 19(0 GOLDIE (nee Manloff), of Landmark Cherry Hi, N.J., formerly tf beloved wife of Edward, devoted mother of Mrs. Mischa (Jovce) Grossman, sister tf Mrs. Samuel (Sylvia) Bennett, Martin Manloff and Jack Mann, beloved grandmother of Tracy and Colby Grossman. Services Wed.

12 noon precisely at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Entombment Har Jehuda Com. Contributions in her memory mav be made to the American Diabetes Foundation. VISCARDI Feb.

10, MICHAEL F. ol Ventnor, N.J., formerly of Mt. Airy, husband of the late Madeline (nee Coppola father of Helen V. Mukfoon, grandfather of Ann Levi-tas. Mass of Christian Burial, at Our Mother ot Consolation Church, Chestnut HU, Thurs.

1 1 AM, where friends may cal after 10 AM In Heu of flowers contributions may be sent to the charity tf your choice. (JACOB F.RUTH). VISCO Of Frankford Mavfair, on Feb. 1910, GAN-NARO (JAMES), beloved husband of Esther Visct (nee Ciampoli); also survived bv one brother and 2 sisters, living in Italy, in his 80th year. Relatives and friends art invited to attend the funeral Wed.

1:30 AM from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cetfman Ave. Mass ol Christian Burial, St. Matthew's Church, 10 AM Int. Resurrection Cam.

No viewing Tues. eve. Masses preferred. VOLPONE Of Clifton Heights, on Feb. 11, 1980, ESTHER E.

(nee Dal Bo reHo), wife ol beloved wife of Daniel p. Veipone, beloved mother of Thomas R. Vol pone and beloved sister of Ela Gagtiardi. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral 9 AM, FUNERAL HOME OF M. F.

WILLIAMS, Baltimore and Summit Cliffon Heights. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Church of St. Eugene, Primos, Pa. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Friends mav cal Wed. eve. Masses would be appreciated. AMBOLD HELEN MEADE, on Feb.

10, 1980, of Jenkintown, wife 01 the late Edgar M. Wambold, mother ol Franklin Wambold, Marion W. Shaw and the late Harry A. Wambold, also survived bv 5 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service II AM, Jenkintown Unit-ad Methodist Church.

Int. private. The family wi receive friends in the Church Parlor, after 10:30 AM The famiiv requests remembrances be made to Old York Road Branch of American Red Cross, 508 West Jenkintown, Pa. 19046. WEBER Feb.

II, 19(0 BESSIE (nee Sigal) of 3025 W. Chapel Cherry Hi, N.J., wife ot the late Joseph, mother tf Mrs. Gertrude Barman, Fred, Theodore, David and Ralph Weber; also survived by 13 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Services Wed. 2 PM precisely at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N.

Broad St. Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem. Shiva will be observed al 520 Mackin Orive, Cherry Hi, N.J.

Contributions in her memory may be made It a charity ol the donor's choice. WEIDEMANN Fob. 9, 1980 HELEN G. (net Manship) of Upper Darbv, wife of the late George B. Weidemann, mother ol Heiyn W.

Lewis, grandmother of Don R. and Harold F. Lewis; also survived bv 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to service Wed, II AM at the SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd.

at Shadeland Ave, Drexel Hi. Int. Ml. Peace Cem. DE 8-7100 tttjun a rniiiTBieirTe PH0HE rnuil DMSnxia seriice 7059 Frankfort! Ave.

7 1 0 0 2223 N. Front St. GRIFFITHS On Feb. 10, 190, JOHN R. tf Springfield, husband of the lata Mav (nee Steimet), father of John R.

Griffiths and Mrs. Richard J. (Valerie) Kuti; also 7 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral service Wed. 2 PM, at the JOHNSTON FUNERAL HOME, 49 E.

Baltimore Lansdowne, where vou may call after I PM Wed. hit. Private. In lieu of flowers, these desiring may send contributions to the American Cancer Society, Upper Darby, Pa. 19082 HIRSCHFELD KARL, on Fe.

10, 190, tf Havtrfown. husband tf the late Grace Newsam HirschfaM, beloved father tf Mrs. Frank McAKnnev (Gloria). Relatives and friends are mvrted It attend his funeral 9 AM, from THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pike (Cor. tf Lynn Upper Darby, 9 AM Mass tf Christian Burial, Sacred Heart Church, Manta, 10 AM kit.

St. Denis Com. Friends may call Tues. eve. 7 to 9.

JEFFRIES MARION E. ki Ohio on Feb. 10, 1980, dear sister of Charles R. tf Bay Village, Ohio and aunt and great aunt. Graveside Service Wed.

Feb. 13, 2 PM, West Laurel Hal Cam. (TURNER AND SON FUNERAL HOME) JONES TRICIA, age 13, tf 212 Clifford Drive, Ocean City, i ti loan u-. 11. aadU1H, am n.Jn cu.

itdv, uauifiiiav Jones, sister of Lee Ann; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Murphy. Mass ol Christian Burial, II AM, at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 40th and Asburv O.C.

Entombment Holy Cross Mays Landing. Caning hours Wed. eve. after 7:30 and Thurs. 10 to II AM, at the Church.

Memorial contributions mav be made to the Children's Hospital, Phila. or Our Lady of Good Counsel Youth Fund. Arrangements by CHESTER J. WIM-BERG FUNERAL HOME, 201 Asburv Ava. Ocean City, N.J.

KANE BETTY Feb. 10. 190. Friends art invited It Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, 252 S.

4th St. Errrombment Fern-wood Com. (DIRECTOR, VERNA FUNERAL HOME) KAUFFMAN Feb. 10, 1980, LEON, husband of BeHa (hot Major), tf 7959 Langdon father of Marilyn Myers, George L. -n mrtrt b.

ftuJ.M.u ml Da berf Berg, brother of Florence Lew, Estate Green- oerg ano nenrierra nana gen; also survived ny a grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited ft services Tues. 10:30 AM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave.

Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Family wn be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. GWord Myers, 1143 Westburv Jenklntown, Pa.

KURTZ JOSEPH suddenly. Fab. 10, 1980, ol OVnev, beloved husband of Marie Spreter Kurtz, lather ol Joseph and Robert; grandfather of 6. Relatives and friends ara invited to Mass tf Christian Burial, St, Helena's Church, at 11 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Mass Cards are Preferred. (JOHN F. GIVNISH, DIRECTOR). LANIGAN GEORGE E. tn Feb.

9, 19(0, beloved son of AHreda feu. tMatiaJi out1 ta laauna I AMUMtaA kretthau- of Mrs. Lorraine Vockenhuber and Mrs. Irene Dnuyvivi aiv uvar unuv vr ncm ena rvi i hi. ncis- lives and friends and aa organizations of which he was a member are invited to funeral Wed.

8 AM from the HASYN FUNERAL HOME, 4244-48 Old York Rd. Mass tf Christian Burial, St. Ladislaus Church 9 AM bit. Holy Sepulchre Cam View Tues. eve.

Famiiv prefers Mast Cards. LAWRENCE RUTH (nee Nertlnger), tn Feb. 10, 1980, of Glenside, beloved wife of Frank W. and mother of Mrs. Eleanor Williams and Mrs.

Dorothy Ebersole. Friends ara invited to funeral services 10:30, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Easton Rd. and Mt. Carmel Glenside.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends mav cal Wed. eve. 7 ta 9 PM, at CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON, 1801 Old York Rd.

and Old Welsh Rd. Parking on premises. LEPORE Feb. 9, 190, DONATO, beloved husband Anna (nee Feoerko) and dear lather of Euoene L. and Mrs.

Juli- us M. loriuyvi; idrsi, also surviveu uv yranuiHH- dren and 21 great grandchildren. Relatives, friends, members of Sons of Italy Germantown Lodge, Master Masons Assn. and EmMoving Bricklayers are Invited to his funeral on 9 AM, at JOHN J. BRYERS, 406 N.

Eas'on Willow Grove. Mass of Christian Burial, at Seven Dolors Church, Wyndmoor, Pa. IOJ0 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Com. Viewing Tues.

eve. 7 to 9 PM Famiiv requests donations be made to your favorite charity. LONDON Feb. 10, 19(0, MORRIS, husband ol Rose (nee VeJov), tf The Ambassador father of Mr. Stanley London, Mrs.

Edith Rubin, Mrs. Sheila Herman and Mrs. Eileen Skolnick, brother ol Mrs. Matilda Brandolini and Mrs. Shirley Hoffman; also survived by 13 grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 11 AM precisely. "GOLDSTEINS'." 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Montefiore Cem.

Family will return to 126 Spring Flower Court, Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Contributions in nts memory may oe maoe to ueooran. LUSHER Feb. 9, 1980, BERYL WORTH LUSHER, of Walnut Plark Plaza, in her 85th year. Services private.

OLIVER H. BAIR CO. MATT Feb. 10, 1980, SAMUEL, husband tf Rosa (nee Rose-man), of Park Towne Place, Apt. E108, 22nd and Parkway, father ol the late Karl Matt, brother ol Dr.

Morris C. Matt, Mr. Aba L. Matt, grandfather of Kenneth. Relatives, friends and members of the Variety Club, social Club of Park Towne puce ana ionic Lodge No.

525, are invited to funeral services Wed. I PM precisely 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

MAZZOTTA Feb. 1, 1980, of 20 Branford Darby, MARIANNA (nee Napofl), who tf Vlncenzo, mother of Rev. George J. Mazzorta, Sr. Vincent Marian I.H.M., Theresa J.

Mazzotta, Joseph, Carmela DePrkizio, Angelina Gallo, Orlando and the late John, sister of Teresa MarteHo and Francesco NapoN; also survived by 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the Mass of Christian Burial Tues. eve. 8 PM at Blessed Virgin Mary Church, Main St. and MacDade Darby where friends may cal after 6 PM Tues.

Procession wW leave MARVIL FUNERAL HOME, 1110 Main Darby Wed. morning following 10 AM prayer service, for Holy Cross Yeadon. Mass Cards or donations in Mrs. Mazzotta's memory to Camilla Hal Irrfirmr-y, Sister Servants of I.HM, Immacutata, Pa. 19343 would be appreciated bv the family.

McELDUFF Feb. 19(0 FRANK husband of Isabel (nee Do-hertv) of the Presidential Aprs, and lather of Dolores McElduff, Suzanne Keough and Mary Balent. Relatives and friends, also members tf the Telephone Pioneers of America are invited to service on Wed. 11 OLIVER H. BAIR'S 1(20 Chestnut St.

(Parking 1819 Sanstm St.) Int. private. (No viewing). Mclaughlin JAMES F. tn Feb.

11, 1980, uncle of Sr. Lvdie Mitchell, S.S.J, and Sr. Mary Peter, S.S.J., cousin ol Rev. Philip Haggerty, C.S.SP. and Rev.

Paul Haggertv; alsa survived by other nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral Thurs. morning 8:30 AM, THE REILLY FUNERAL HOME, 2632 E. Allegheny Ave. Mass ol Christian Burial II AM, Nativity B.VM.

Church. Int. New Cathedral Cem. There will be no eve. viewing.

McMENAMIN Feb 9, 19(0 of Brigantine, J. and formerly of JOHN husband of the late Elizabeth (nee Itkow-sky), father of William, brother of Mrs. Anne Berena-to, Mrs. Edith Simons and uncle ol Sr. Anne Marie, R.SM and Bro.

Edward Gallagher, F.S C. Relatives and friends invited ta viewing Tues. 6:30 PM, Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, 63rd and Lancaster Ave. and to the Mass of Christian Burial, 8 PM Procession to Holy Cross Cem wi form at Church, Wed. 9:30 AM Arrangements by McGILLIN FUNERAL HOME.

McREAVY Fob. 9, 1980, ELIZABETH (nee Hughes), beloved wife of the late Joseph J. McReaw and mother of Elizabeth V. Elia, Agnes C. Kane and Regina Ehly; also survived bv 13 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren and sister of Sue Hughes and Agnes Henry.

Relatives and friends, alst Sr. Citizens of St. Martin's Church are invited ta funeral Wed. 8:30 AM, JOSEPH A. OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor.

Roosevelt Blvd. and Sanger SI. Mass of Christian Burial St. Martin's Church, 9:30 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cam.

Friends mav cal Tues. after 7 PM MEIGHAN Feb. 10, 1980, JOSEPH C. of S.W. father ol Joseph C.

and Colleen, son ol Thomas and Dorothy (nee Murphy), brother ol Thomas, Dorothy Gevaert and Helena nn Stout. Relatives, friends are invited to cal Tues. KISH FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Elmwood Ave. Mass af Christian Burial Church of The Good Shepherd, 1 1 AM Int. Calvary Cem.

MELLITS Feb. 11, 1980, PHILIP, husband of Leah (nee Meskm), ot itwi evam ramer ot Mr. niaaro means, prom-or tf Mr. Frank Mekits, Mrs. Eva Simon and Mrs.

Fay Becker; also survived bv 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside services Wed. 12 noon precisely, at the Mt. Sharon (Section R), Springfield, Pa. Famly will return to 704 Crestbrook Cherry Hi, N.J.

Contributions in his memory wi be made to the American Cancer Socio-ty. (Arrangements by MERSCHEN ELIZABETH BROD MERSCHEN, Feb. 10, 19(0, tf Olney, beloved wife of the late Wiiam and mother of Wiiam E. Mrs. Elizaberh Scarpino, grandmother tf 7, great grandmother of 3.

Relatives, friends and Third Order of Carmel ara invited to funeral Wed. starting (:30 AM JOHN F. GIVNISH'S, 5th St. at Chetten Ave. (6300 N.

5th St.) followed by Mass of Christian Burial St. Helena's Church 10 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cam. Friends may cal Tues. ova.

MILSTEIN Feb. 11, 19(0, LILLIAN (nee Stem), wife of the late Harry, tf 6734 Oakland formerly ol Levit-town, mother of Alise S. and Philip B. MMstein, sister of Mrs. Morton (Dorothy) Waldmen.

Services I PM precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. kit. Mt. Sharon Cem.

Famly wi return to the late residence. The family suggests contributions in her memory may be made to a charity of the donor's choke. MORROW Suddenly, Feb. 9, 190, MARY (nee Wendowski), beloved wife of Samuel, dear mother of Gerald and grandmother of Gerald Jr. and Cynthia; alsa dear sister of Jessie Svnakewski, Jean Emery, Freda Wa-tciechowski and Helen Dearda.

Relatives, friends and emplovees of Tecrmitroi are invited to her funeral I AM, from THE SLAHINCKI FUNERAL HOME, 2614 Orthodox St. Mass tf Burial, 9 AM, St. John Cantius Church. Inf. Resurrection Cam.

Viewing Tues. eve. 7 to 9 PM Parking on premises. CONSTABLE Feb. II, I no tf W.

Johnson St, Him Mi Hi, SHE-PHARD husband of Katharine H. (nee Thomas) Const! DM, brother of Margaret Prentice, EtM Laky and Hanriotta McClain. Sank Wad. 2 PM KIRK AND NICE, a301 Garmantown Ava. Ini Iw HW Cam.

Friends mav cal altar I PM COONEY Fab. I'M MICHAEL af Lawndala, tomwrtv al Bitmar Tarraca, S.W. born Balcara, Castle-bar, County Mayo, Inland, bolovtd husband al Margaret (naa Durkan) and davolod father af Joseph Vincent also survivod by 2 brothers and sistars In kraiand and traitdcMdren. Ralativas, friands and employees af Inquirer, are invited to Ms funaral Wad. altar foe AM Tarn THE JAMES M.

CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 E. Banner St. (at 4100 N. Rising Sun Ava.) Mass al Christian Burial, St. William's Church, 10 AM Int.

Holy Cross Cam. Friands may cat! Tuav ava. after 7PM COROERY Set 6 ASKILL Notice. CORSNITZ WALTER Feb. IttO, husband of Batty R.

Cors-niti, 2 daughters, Diam Corsniti, ol East Lansdewne and Mrs. Brando Greer, el Foicrolt, 2 sisters, Mrs. Vivian Slater as, af Oberiln and Mrs. Batty Gauker, of Harrlsburg and a triads on. Services and interment were private.

CUNNINGHAM Feb. 10, 190, RICHARD E. of 7a2l Favette Mt. Airy, husband ol the lata Alice Marie (nee Flaherty), father ol Richard E. Jo Anna McGuigan, John T.

and Gail Maletta; arse survived by I grandchildren, 1 brothers, John Thomas and James. Mass tf Chris-Han Burial Wed. 1:30 PM, at St. Raymond's Church. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cam. Friands mav can al the Church Wed. eve. after 7 PM In lieu of flowers, donations mav be sent the The American Cancer Society. JACOB F.RUTH'S.

DANNEKER Feb. II, 190, JOSEPH DANNEKER, tf Haver-town and formerly ol Droxet HI, lather af Joseph Danneker Jr. and Denise FuMon; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends ara invited ft his Mass of Christian Burial Wed. 10 AM, Church of St.

Francis ol Assisi. Saver Spring, held. Int. Private. No viewing.

(O'LEARY FUNERAL HOME, Sermgheld). DERECAS MARTHA, Feb. 9, 190, beloved wile the late John, S'andmother of Steven and Nitsa Bokas, aunt ol Mikl okas, sister of Panava Shatras ol Greece. Relatives and friends may meet and attend the funaral services Thurs. II AM, St.

Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, Upper Darby. Viewing Wed. eve. 7-9 at th VRAIM FUNERAL HOME, 1 State Upper Darby. Int.

Femwnod Com. Memorial contributions to the Church would be appreciated. DeRENZO FLORENCE (nee Riccl), Feb. 10, 19U, tf Overbrook, wife of the lata Frank DeRenio, sisler el Mary Riccl, Lena DiPuppa, late Teresa DiMaria and the lata Samuel Rkci. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on 1:30 AM, at THE ROBERT L.

D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVER-BROOK, eSM-20 Haverford PhUa. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, St. Donato's Church. Int. Holy Cross Com.

Friands may can Tues. 7 to 10 PM (Parking an premises). Cerrrribuhons to the M. Prince Brigham School Fund, Temple Medical School, Broad and Ontario, Phda. would be appreciated.

DOBISCH FREDERICK Feb. 10, 19N, tf WWIngboro, N.J., formerly tf Wildwood, N.J., he is survived by his sons Frederick Dobisch ol David Dobisch, of N.J. and Ronald Dobisch, of N.J., 2 daughters Marie Huffnagel, tf and Joan HaH, tf 2 brothers Joseph Dobisch, of and Francis Dobisch, of Pa. and 21 grandchildren. Calling hours will be held Wed.

morning 1:30 to 9:45 at the GOES FUNERAL HOME 212 Levitt Parkway, WWingbora, N.J. Liturgy tf Christian Burial WW follow at Corpus Christi R.C Church, Sunset and Charleston WUIingboro, N.J. Donations mav be made to the WWIngboro Emergency Squad in his memory. DOWNEY WILLIAM Feb. 10, 1980, father of William Joseph B.

and Debbie Downey, Mrs. Patricia McGar-vev and Mrs. Barbara Moul and Mrs. Ellen Swider, brother tf George and Joseph Downey, Mrs. Rita MuHineaux and Mrs.

Catherine Ardiff; survived also by 14 grandcnHdren. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral 9:30 AM, from JOSEPH F. BRENNAN FUNF.RAL HOME, 158 N. 22nd St. Mass of Christian Burial, 10:30 AM, St.

Francis Xavier Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends mav also call Wed. eve.

In his memory the family would appreciate Mass Cards. ECK On Feb. 11, 1980 DOROTHY of Kirkwood, N.J., formerly ol Norris age 76 years, wife ol the late Frank Eck, who passed away Jaa 31, 1980, survived by 2 brothers, Alfred and William Harris, both tf Pa. Funeral services Frl. 10:30 AM from the KNIGHT FUNERAL HOME, 14 Rich Berlin, N.J., where friends mav can one hour prior to service time.

Int. White Chapel Gardens, Feasterville. No Thurs. ava. viewing.

FAIX Feb. 9, 1980, ANNA (nee Tomasko), 95 years of age, wife of the late Michael Sr. ol Lawndala and devoted mother of George H. and the late Michael Jr. Relatives and friends are invited to her funaral Wed.

after AM, services to follow at 1 P.M. from the JAMES M. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 E. Bennerr St. (at 6100 N.

Rising Sun Ave.) Int. Lawn-view Cam. There will be no viewing. FAULKNER Feb. 10, 190, ALWINA L.

(nee Van da Vaarst), beloved wife ol Frederick, mother ol Mrs. Cornelia Ac-quaotta, Mr. Harrison P. Faulkner, survived bv grandchildren and 3 brothers. Realtives, friends, members tf Taconv Chapter No.

340 O.E.S., Sarah E. Cotins Court No, 84 Order Amaranth invited to attend her services Wed. II AM at the LAMBIE FUNERAL HOME, SOOO Rowland Ava. (at Rhawn St.) Int. Chorion HUls.

Friends may call Tues. eve. O.E.S. Services 8 PM, followed bv Amaranths. Memorial remembrances to the American Oncologic Hospital or Eastern Star Home, Norristown Rd.

in Warminster would be appreciated FERGUSON WILLIAM Fab. 10, 1980 of Barker Drive, Wast Chester, survived by his wife Johanna (nee Shilling) his daughters, Michelle, Joanna, his mother Marguerite (naa McKeon) and his sister, Barbara Tingling. Relatives and friends ara Invited to his funeral on Wed 11 AM, at ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF BROOMALL, James Rd. and West Chaster Pike, Broomal Mass ol Christian Burial 12 noon, SS.

Simon and Juda Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends mav call Wed.

morning 10:30 to IIJ0 AM (Parting on premises). FISHMAN Feb. 10, 1980, DR. HARRY RONALD, husband tf Eleanor (nee BeHus), of Dresner, father ol Dr. Barry Fishman and Mrs.

Pamela Rosen, brother of Mr. David Fishman, Mr. Bud Fishman, Mrs. Rose Frank and Miss Bella Fishman; grandfather ol Gregg. Relatives, friends and all organizations of which he was a member are Invited to funeral services 10 AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," e4IO N.

Broad St. Int. Shalom Memorial Park. Family wW return to 7921 Green Lane, Wvncete, Pa. GASKILL On Fob.

9, 19N, DALE COROERY, age 35 years, tf Point of Woods, Cherry Hi, N.J., beloved wife tf Kenneth, dear mother tf Jeanne Kelv al home; alst survived bv her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Cord-ery, of Mulica Hi and Cherry Hid, N.J. and her lather and mother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles GaskM tf Weslmont, N.J. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to cal Wed. at THE STEPHENSON-BROWN FUNERAL HOME, 33 W. Maple Merchantvioe, N.J. from 9:30 AM until 11:30 AM for the viewing.

A funeral service wW be conducted at 11.00 AM by the Rev. Albert Dev at the Funeral Home. At the conclusion of this service, a Mass ol the Angels wW follow at St. Peter's R.C. Church, Maple Merchantviao, N.J.

at 11:30 AM Following will be Interment at Lo-custwood Memorial Park, Rt. 70, Cherry HW. There will be na viewing Tues. eve. desired, Memorial Contributions mav be made to the Gloucester County Unit tf the American Cancer Society memory tf Daft.

GHILARDI Suddenly Feb. 9, 1980, ANNA (nee Pteretti) ol Lansdowne, wife ol the late Achate (Eddie) Ghaardi, mother ol Mrs. Marisa Ozdzinski (Owens) and Mrs. Rosalie Mfrenda, grandmother of Marisa and Vincent Ozdzinski, Anthony John and Rosalie Ann Miranda; also survived bv i sisters. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral Wed.

8:30 AM at the SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd at Shadeland Drexel HU, where friends mav cal Tues. 7-9 PM Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM St. Cyril's Church, Perm E. Lansdowne.

Int. SS. Pater and Paul Com. GICKER Feb. 11, 19(0 LEWIS W.

DR. husband the late Lena (nee DeCampli) of Hevertown. Relatives, friends are Invited to funeral Thurs. 9 AM, VICTOR J. RUFFE-NACH FUNERAL HOME, Township Line (City Line Ave.) and Burmont Drexel HW.

Mass ol Chris-Han Burial, St. Dorothy's Church 10 AM Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. No viewing Wed.

eve. GOETZ Of North Wldwood, N.J., Feb. 10, 19(0, JOSEPH, age 78, beloved husband of the late Clare V. (nee Hewing, or), brother ol Clara Steinhauer, uncle of Anna, Nancy, John, Genera and Christina. Funeral services be held 10 AM, at his late residence, 313 E.

7th Ave. Int. wW be St. Mary's Cold Spring. N.J.

Relatives and friends may cal Wed. eve. 7 to 9 PM at his late residence. GOLDFIELD Feb. II, 1980, JACK tf 7436 Drexel Overbrook Park, husband tf Florence (nee Cherry), lather tf Susan Saposnkk and Stephen Gotdfield, brother tf Sylvia Schwartz and Claie Freedman; also survived bv 2 granddaughters.

Relatives and friends are awited ft attend Graveside Services 12 noon at the Havm Salomon Memorial Park, Frazer, Pa. Famly wM return to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sapos-nick, 405 Hampshire Drive, Broomal. (Arrangements by BERSCHLER'S).

GOLEBIEWSKI JOSEPH age 16, suddenly, Feb. 1980, beloved son of Edward J. and Frances M. (nee Neiman) and brother ol Raymond Gloria F. Henderson, Nancy and Steven undo of Keith Goiebiewski and Laurie Henderson.

Relatives, friends and the 1982 Class tf Lincoln High School, ara Invited to his funeral 1:30 AM. from THE JAMES A. McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 6709-11 Frank ford Ave. (at Unruh Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Timothy's Church, bit.

Holy Redeemer Com. Friends may cal Tues. eve. after 7. The famiiv would appreciate Mass Offerings.

Parking en premises. GRAF Feb. 9, '90 ERNEST, aged 98 years of Melrose Park, hu af the late Jeenette (nee Gibson) end father of Mrs. Mildred G. Wagner and Robert J.

Oral; else survived bv one brother Joseph, 4 grandchdren and I great grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of Michael Arnold Lodge No. 436 F.AAM Invited to funeral Wed. 10: 30 AM from FUNERAL HOME OF GEORGE E. WITTMAIER, 6521 N.

Broad St. Int. Hitside Com. Friends mav cal Tues. eve.

Masonic Services I PM Steven M. Campbell A memorial service will be held Saturday for Seaman Apprentice Steven M. Campbell, 22, of North Philadelphia, who has been declared drowned following an incident at sea last Thursday. The Navy notified Seaman Campbell's family last Saturday that he had been swept overboard from the the destroyer King during a storm off Norfolk, Va. The Navy said searchers had been combing that area of the Atlantic since 8:30 a.m.

Thursday, when the incident occurred. A graduate of Benjamin Franklin High School, Seaman Campbell, of 806 N. 16th enlisted in the Navy in September 1976. He underwent training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. He was scheduled to be discharged this September, a family member said.

Surviving are his parents, Bernard and Alberta Thomas Campbell; five brothers, and five sisters. The service will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Majestic Temple Baptist Church, 922 N. Broad St. Harry R.

Fishman Harry R. Fishman, 71, a retired Philadelphia school principal, died Sunday at Miami Heart Hospital in Miami Beach, Fla. He lived in Dresh-er. Mr. Fishman retired in 1978 as principal of West Philadelphia High School of Adult Education.

He had worked as a teacher and administrator in the district for 46 years. He was a graduate of Central High School and received bachelor and master of science degrees from Temple University. Surviving are his wife, Eleanor Beifus Fishman; a son, Barry; a daughter, Pamela Rosen; two brothers, two sisters and a grandchild. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Goldsteins', 6410 N.

Broad St. Interment will be in Shalom Memorial Park, Lower Moreland. Joel B. Jepson Joel B. Jepson, 47, the president of a consulting firm, died Thursday at his Devon home.

Mr. Jepson was president and chief executive officer of Planalog Corp. of Gladwyne, a company providing project management consulting and analog support equipment to major industries across the United States. Surviving are three childen, Edward Bradshaw, Ashley Dorrance and Joel B. his mother, Mrs.

Dorothy Jack, and a brother. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at St, David's Episcopal Church, Valley Forge Road, Wayne. Samuel Matt Samuel Matt, 82, a retired shoe store owner and accountant, died Sunday at Rolling Hill Hospital. He lived at the Park Towne Place apartments.

Mr. Matt had operated a shoe store on Broadway in Camden for many years and formerly worked as an accountant. During World War II, he worked as a shipfitter for New York Shipbuilding Corp. in Camden. Surviving are his wife, Rose Rose-man Matt, two brothers and a grandchild.

The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Goldsteins', 6410 N. Broad St. Interment will be in Roosevelt Memorial Park, Trevose. and asked that, if he saw James, to be sure he had enough food.

Big Bruce responded, "Jimmy has friends, and where he's at, Jimmy will not be hungry," she testified. Mrs. Martin said that in late September 1978 she saw Big Bruce at the Oxford Diner and that he looked at her, put a quarter in the jukebox and played "Only the Good Die Young." Death Notices ALLANOFF Feb. 10, IMO MARK ROBERT, sen of Marvin and Joy (naa Melaten) al l34 Audubon Drive, Dresner, brother of Daniel, Btniamtn and Nancy AHanoft, dear grandson of Anna Mela ten and Tlie and Samuel AHanoft. Services Tues.

0 AM precisely at at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int. Shalom Memorial Park. Family wW na at his late residence.

BOEHMLER JOHN, age 7a ol 124 N. Thurtow Margate City, N.J., on Feb. 10, 1910, beloved husband ol the late Katharine Boehmler and father af Wliam Boehrmer, Hadeoard Dknond and Eliiebeth Boehmler. Relatives and friands are invited to attend memorial services Wed. 12 noon, at the Trinity United Methodist Church ol Margate, 9500 Ventnor Ave.

Int. Laurel Memorial Park, Pomona, N.J. In lieu of flowers, famiiv requests donations bo made In his memory to the Trinity United Methodist Church. Arrangements by JEFFRIES KEATES FUNERAL HOME. BROWN Of Torresdale, Feb.

II, I'M, GEORGE beloved husband of Edna P. (net Gearltaii). Services 2 PM, FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, S21 Bustle-ton where friends mav caJ alter 12 Noon. BROWNE Feb. 19M of 719 Clifton CoMngdale, Pa.

BERNARD husband ol Patricia A. (nee Gkxmescoll) and father of Wendy; also survived by his parents, Gerald and Anna Browne, 2 brothers, Gerald and Paul Browne. Ralativas and friends ara invited to the funeral 9 AM at the MARVIL FUNERAL HOME, 1 1 10 Main Darby and ta Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM Frl. St. Joseph's Church, CoMngdale.

Friands call Thurs. ava. 7 ta 9. Int. Holy Cross Cam.

CARR ROSE A. (nee McMenamin), Fab. II, 1980, ol 14e Kalos formerly ol Brewervtown, wile ol John F. of Jack Carr, sister ol William McMenamin. Relatives and friends, members of The Ladies Auxiliary CatiM Cholerton Post No.

U0 A.L., ara invited to funeral 9 AM, FITZPATRICK FUNERAL HOME, 425 Lyceum Rax. Mass of Christian Burial, St. John the Baptist Church, 10 AM Int. West Laurel HW Com. Friends may cat Tues.

eve. after 7. pre i lions of sympathy in the form of donations hi the Children's Hospital would be appreciated. COLBERG Of on Feb. II, I9M, FLORENCE E.

(net Miller), age 17, (former member of Catholic Daughters Mater Christi), wile of the late WKiam mother of WWiam ol Baltimore and Donald ol West-port, Com: a grandchildren. Funeral Mass, II AM, St. Stephen's Church, Broad and Butler Phlta. Burial Lakevtew Memorial Park. Viewing 7 ta 9 PM, Tues.

eve. LEWIS FUNERAL HOME, 71 E. Mam Moorestown, N.J. Associated Prut funds under the Hyde Amendment, which Congress passed to restrict federal payment for abortions to cases in which the mother's life is in danger or the pregnancy results from rape or incest. A federal judge has ordered authorities to resume federal abortion funding Friday.

The Carter administration plans to appeal his ruling to the Supreme Court. The judge, John F. Dooling Jr: of Brooklyn, found, in part, that the Hyde Amendment increased the risk of maternal deaths and caused some women to seek illegal abortions. sex charges penalty of four years in jail and a $10,000 fine. Three boys, aged 12, 14 and 16, testified during the three-day trial that Lonergan had performed various sexual acts with them on several occasions between November 1978 and last June.

Lonergan had admitted fondling the children, but said it was part of his therapy. Testimony revealed that Lonergan had given the boys a variety of favors, including letting them use his houseboat, mini-bike and indoor heated swimming pool. afire in crash drew Dougherty, 25, of Crescentville was driving to work at 2:45 p.m. when he saw Goldman. "The man was screaming.

I jumped out of my car and yelled at him to get down on the ground," Dougherty said. "Flames were shooting at me." Dougherty smothered the flames with a sweatshirt as he rolled on the ground with Goldman. Fire rescue squad members rushed Goldman to St. Agnes, where he was admitted with burns over 60 percent of his body. Dougherty burned his hand during the incident and was treated for a minor injury at Hahnemann Hospital.

The driver of the automobile was not injured. from whom the marijuana had been stolen were going to kidnap him (Little Bruce); so he hid out at a friend's house for a while. The defense attorneys implied that the ambush might have been engineered by the Pottstown drug dealer, and not by Little Bruce's relatives. Yesterday morning, Little Bruce's maternal grandmother, Harriet Stef-fy, broke into tears as she testified about the three occasions in August 1978 when Big Bruce came to her home in Oxford, "huntin" down" her grandson. Little Bruce was transferred from the Chester County Prison to a Lancaster County prison in early August, then released five days before the ambush.

Big Bruce told Mrs. Steffy that his son had given the police "a telephone book full of information" about him, she testified. Big Bruce asked her to tell her grandson that he would pay $12,000 for his son to claim to have been taking drugs when testifying to the grand jury. "He said he'd go get it (the money) and lay it right out here on the dining room table. I said I'd never had that much money around the house, and I'd be afraid to," Mrs.

Steffy said. Both Mrs. Steffy and her sister, Sarah Martin, who raised James Johnston, testified that they became worried about James in mid-August. Previous testimony revealed that James, who was Big Bruce's stepson, had spoken to State Police on Aug. 15 at his stepbrother's urging and was scheduled to testify to the grand jury on Aug.

16. He never appeared, and the prosecution alleges that he was killed then. His body, however, was not discovered until Dec. 30, when Ricky Mitchell, a Johnston associate, led police to the grave in a remote, wooded area. Mrs.

Martin testified that she spoke to Big Bruce by telephone on Aug. 17 Bruce Johnston Jr. takes stand at murder trial, describes ambush JOHNSTON, from l-B that he decided to cooperate with authorities in August 1978 after Robin had written to him that his father and James Sampson had gotten her drunk and taken her to a motel, where she woke up naked the next morning. Little Bruce was sure that they had raped her, and "I was mad," he testified. He said he told the police about a number of tractor thefts he committed with his brother; his stepbrother; the three other men who were killed; his uncle, Norman, and an associate of Bruce Leslie Dale.

Little Bruce said he saw his father only three or four times while growing up because his parents separated when he was an infant. H3 lived with his father briefly in 1975, he said. Then, in 1977, he became associated with his father in a different way. Bruce Jr. testified that he and his father then "started stealin' some things together, tractors, cars, trucks." Authorities have charged that Big Bruce was the ringleader of a burgla-ry ring that grossed $1 million in southeastern Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware between 1969 and 1978.

In questioning by his uncles' defense attorneys, Little Bruce said that in the spring of 1978 his father gave him 100 pounds of marijuana to sell, part of an shipment hijacked by his father and others on its way to a drug dealer in Pottstown. Little Bruce said that when he was at his father's Maryland home that spring, Big Bruce gestured to him to come into the garage, where he saw "bales of marijuana stacked up." He said his father later gave him the 100 pounds, which he sold around southern Chester County, as a payment for driving Big Bruce's truck back from Arizona, where most of the marijuana was sold. Little Bruce testified that he was later told by his father that the men.