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12-EJ Wednesday, Aug. 26, 1987 The Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices OBITUARIES MATUSIX FEINBERG SHEEHAN Aug. IS, 1917, MELVIN, husband of Claire (no Nitiky), of Sicklervllle, N.J., father of Sherrt Lamor-eux; grandfather of Danielle Cutler. Relative and friends are Invited to services 1 PL ATT MAEMORIAL CHAPELS, 2001 Haddontield-Berlin Cherry HUI, N.J. Josef Smit, 88, ex-orchestra member Aug.

14, 1917, Vontnor, N.J. formerly of PMa, BELLA daughter of the late Wtfiem and Susan Sheehanj survived bv her sister Rose McCwoof and nieces and nephews. Relatives and lends are Mvned to attend Mass of Christian Burial Fit io AM at M. Martin of Tours Church, S4S0 Roosevelt Bevel, whore friends may call after 9:30 AM. kit.

Our Lady of Grace Com. No caHing hours Thurs. eve. Mass cards would be appreciated. (JOSEPH A OUINN, INC) On Aug.

73, 117, STANLEY J.j survived by wife Kathleen (nee Prior), sadly missed bv children, Stan-lev, John, Kathleen Traband, Arm Marie Htlbert, James, Frank, Mary Agnes Duerr, Joseph and Thomas, as weN as, 7 grandchildren, son of the late Anna and Frank, brother of the late John Justtow, Mary Pawluczvk, Florence Gavowski. Relatives and friends are invited to the viewing Thurs. morning AM, at St. Ladislaus C. Church, 17m and Hunting Park Ave.

Ma it of Christian Burial wiN follow at 10 AM Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cam. Family peters Mass Cards or donations to St. Ladislaus Church In hts memory.

(Arr. by J. J. MODZIANOWSKI F.H.). FOIDL SHIELDS On Aug.

25, 1917, FRANK husband of the la It Irene and companion to Catherine Kant, father of Francis J. and Mrs. Roteanne O'Brien; also survived bv grandchildren; hit loth vear. Relatives, friends and members of the Polish American String Band, are in-vited to attend his viewing and funeral at JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave.

Service 10:30 AM Int. Forest HUH Cam. No viewing Wed. eve. MAZZEI On Aug.

14, I9S7, CATHARINE Of Glenafdon Rtsa-tives, friends invited to attend her funeral on Thurs. at 9 AM, at THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood. Mast of Christian Burial, in the Church of St. George at 10 AJVL Int. Holy Sepulchre Com.

Friends may cat Thurs. after I JO AM There be no eating hours Wed eve. Mass Cards would be preferred. FOLEY On Aug. 34, 1917, AGATA of Frank ford, wife of the late Antonio, mother of Eva Ochmanski, Lillian Wen-do wski, Jean Castagna, Vincent and Michael Mauoi, sister of Vincent, Frank and Ralph Riziuto; also survived bv 19 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.

Relatives, friends invited to funeral 1:30 AM. NULTY FUNERAL HOME, tvl Franktord Ave. (et Church Mass of Christian Burial Mater Dolorosa Church 9:30 AM Int. St. Dominic's Com.

Friends may cad Thurs. after 7 PM (Parking on premises). rwnnn ivnn a is Aug. 75. 1917.

PEARL (nee Nemerafikvl. Josef Smit, 88. a former member of the Philadelphia Orchestra, died Monday at the Crofton Convalescent Center in Crofton, Md. A former resident of Philadelphia, he lived in Brigantine, N.J., and Claymont, before making his home in Annapolis, Md. Born in Paris, he came to this pountry as a teenager, settling in Philadelphia in 1914.

Considered a prodigy, he studied under Huns Kin-tiler, first cellist of the Philadelphia Orchestra and an internationally known artist who went on to found he National Symphony in Washing-Jon in 1933. Under Kindler's tutelage, the youth blossomed into an artist. Soon, he was installed us a full member of the orchestra, seuted in the section dominated by his teacher. His years with the cello led to broader musical interests. He became a founding member of the American Society of Ancient Instruments, which maintains its headquarters in Drexel Hill.

One of the instruments that captured his attention was the viola da gamba, an early stringed instrument of the viol family. Held and played in the style of the cello, it has a compu-ruble range. Mr. Smit became the viola da gamba soloist for the annual Bach Festi val in Bethlehem, Pa. In addition to his work as a performing artist, he composed and scored music.

He also wrote the scores for the Ice Capades for years, friends said. He was a member of the Ivanhoe Masonic Lodge 449 and a member of the American Federation of Musicians locals in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Surviving are his wife, Anna Louise Smit; a son, Maurice a daughter, Leana Graham; 14 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. Services will be held at graveside at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Arlington Cemetery in Urexel Hill.

Aug. 24, 117, JOHN A. father of Travis Foley and Mrs. Patricia Latterly, grandfather of Jessica, son of Mrs. Florence Foley, brother of Mrs.

Jacqueline Bur. Cham, Mrs. Barbara Barr, Patrick and James. Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing Thurs. morning 1:30 AM.

to 10:30 AM. SHEA FUNERAL HOME rm and Oickmson Sts. Funeral service West Laurel HHf Cemetery Chapel 1 1: IS AM. There wHi be no viewing Wed. eve.

Donations in his memrov to St. Gabriel Church, 2917 Dickinson Pa. 19 1 4 would be appreciated. McGRATH wife of Sam, of 7M9 yVgjlts beloved mother of Mel Shorr, mother-in-law of Eileen, grandmother of Adam and Rona, sister of Lav Goldmen, Nancy Ber-inson, Mae Potakeff and Norma Cerdonick. RelaMvet and friends are invited to funeral services Thun.

II AM precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 310 Second Street Pike, Southampton, PA (betw. County Lino 4 Street Int. Roosevelt Mem. Park. The tamev wo) return to and be at 411 Downs Or.

Cherry Ha, NJ through Fri. 5 PM Contributions in dor memory may be made to your favorite charity. FRANCES of Scarsdale, on Aug. 13, 1917, wife of Frank mother of F. Gerard, sister of Florence O'DonneH Rulon, of also survived bv 3 grandchildren.

Mass of Christian Burial to be held at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Scarsdale, N.Y., II AM (Arr. BENNETT FUNERAL HOME 914-735-1137). GIBSON SIMPSON Aug. 24, ADA sister of the late Anna B. Reed, of Blvfhe Drexel Hill.

Services Thurs. afternoon two o'clock, C. M. TOPPITZER'S FUNERAL HOME, Garret Rd at Lansdowne Drexel HW, when friends may can after one o'clock. Int.

Arlington. Mclaughlin gilmore Aug 20, 1987, KATHLEEN S. (nee Wright), fermortv of East Fans, wife of the late Virgil; survived bv a sister, Edith Belt. Relatives and friends are invited tg call at The Baptist Home, 1301 Roosevelt 9:30 AM for her viewing and to her funeral service 10:30 AM Int. Westminster Com.

(TURNER AND SON). GERALD on Aug. II, 1917, husband of Mary W. McLaughlin, of Springfield, father of Jerifvn Petersen, of Santa Crui, Carol Helps, of New York City and Giles Helps, of Escondido, Calif. Relatives and friends are invited to his Memorial Service 11 AM, at The Church of the Redeemer, Hill-crest and Springfield Springfield, Pa.

In lieu of floral gifts, Memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society, 280 N. Providence Media, Pa. 19063 would be appreciated. (Arr. by THE GRIFFITH CHAPEL, Norwood).

I)rna Riggs Milgram, 74, social activist SINGER Aug. 13, 1917, EDWARD brother of Anna Mount, uncle of Nancy Taraborretli, Helen Patricia Scherer, Edward Mount, Charles Mount and great uncle of 19 nieces and nephews. Relatives, friends, Members of K. of C. Council No.

23e and Members of St. Monica's Holy Name Society invited to attend his funeral 9:30 AM at JOHN R. DEADY FUNERAL HOME, 1S01 s. Camac St. Mass of Christian Burial 11 AM St.

Monica's R.C. Church. Int. Holy Cross Com. Viewing Wed.

eve. 7-9 PM McMAHON JOSEPH of Coconut Crook, Aug. 24, 1917, husband of Esther (nee Berman), father of David A. Singer and Mrs. Judith S.

Cohen, brother of Irwin Singer and Fannie Bernstein; also survived bv 4 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services Thurs. 3 PM, from Beth Israel Pleasantvloe, N.J. Shiva observed at 22 Chapel Huntingdon Valley, Pa. (Arrangements by GINLEY Aug.

II, 1987, DELIA (nee Shiel) of Warminster, born in Swinford, County Mavo, Ireland and formerly from St. Columba's Parish, wife of the late Patrick SMITH which they shared stretch across much of the country. In addition to her husband, she is also survived by daughters Louise Marshall and Barbara Breger; a son, John R. Scheide; stepdaughter, Elizabeth Milgram; a stepson, Gene Mil-gram; a sister, and a brother. She was an active member of the First United Methodist Church of Germantown, 6023 Germantown where a Celebration of her life Aug.

24, 1917, WILLIAM age 95, in PhoenixvMe, Pa. formerly of W. husband of the late Ella (nee Bushneft), beloved lather of Mary A. Downs and E. Louise Swigter, brother of Fred McMahon, also survived bv 6 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren.

Member of Darby Presbyterian Church and the L.O.L No. 43 and a former employee of Acme Markets. Funeral services bv THE CHARLES GUT-KOWSKI FUNERAL HOME, PhoenixvUle, Pa. WHI be at the convenience of the family. Int.

Edgewood Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Salvation Army 70! N. Broad St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19121 and mother of Mary A.

Adams, Gerald P. Ginfev, and Patrick J. Ginfev; also survived bv 14 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral Thurs. 9:30 AM.

JOHN J. BUYERS. 406 N. Easton Willow Grove. On Aug 23, 1987, MILDRED of PhHa.

Services and burial private. (Arr. bv THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, NORWOOD-BROOMALL) Mass of Christian Burial II AM. Nativity of Our Lord R.C. Church, Warminster.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. SMIT Fellowship of Reconciliation. A dozen years ago, she married Morris Milgram, a man described by Bayard Rustin as the "father of integrated housing in America." Morris Milgram is the head of the Fund lor an OPEN Society, a nonprofit mortgage fund founded with veteran civil rights leader James Farmer. The fund provides mortgages at below-market rates to white and minority home-buyers in integrated areas.

In the years alter their marriage, the couple lived in a home at the edge of Pennypack Park, in the Green belt Knoll development that he built. She joined in his efforts to foster integrated housing. Residential developments in Lorna Riggs Scheide Milgram, 74, a social activist who worked for prison reform in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, died Monday of cancer at the University Medical Center in Burlington, Vt. A former resident of Princeton, N.J., she lived in Newtown, Bucks County, and at Lake Dunmore in Vermont. The daughter of Francis Behn founder and headmaster of the Indian Mountain School, she was praised in Lakeville, Conn.

She went to graduate from Goddard College in Vermont and follow her interest I in liberal causes, particularly prison reform. Long a resident of Princeton, she was a former member of the board of the YWCA there and the Princeton HAMIWKA-KRUTCZUK McMAKUS On Aug. IS, 1917, KATHERYNE, Of PhHa. devoted On Aug. 24, 1987, JOSEF SMIT of Annapolis, betoved husband of Anna Louts, (nee VanEs) devoted father of Leana Graham and Maurice L.

Smit, dear uncft of Julea Chapline and Fred Stad; also survived bv 14 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Graveside Services and Inf. will be held on Thurs. at 1:30 PJVL at The Arlington Cem. in Lansdowne, Pa.

Arr. bv THE BARR ANCO AND SONS SEVERNA PARK, MARYLAND FUNERAL HOME. Of Busflefon, formerly of Mavfair and Juniata, on Aug. 24, 1987, BEATRICE M. (ne Ewing), beloved wife of William H.

McManus, mother of Kathleen, Mi chael, William, John, Constance, Joseph, Kenneth and Helen, sister of Harry S. Ewing; also survived bv 5 grandchildren; in her 60th year. Relatives, friends invited to attend funeral services 10:30 AJVL, JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman where friends may call after 9 AJvt Int. Our Ladv of Grace Cem.

Friends may call Thurs. 7 fo 9 PM. Donations may be made to The Fox Chase Cancer Center, Central Ave. and Shefmire 19111. will be held at 2 p.m.

Sunday, Sept. 20, led by James Farmer. Contributions in her name may be made to the Fund for an OPEN Society, 311 S. Juniper Philadelphia, 19107, or the A.J. Muste Memorial Fund, 339 Lafayette New York City.

momer ot Maria zin, also survived by two grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of The Apostle-ship of Prayer are invited to attend her funeral on Sat. Morning at 8 o'clock at THE KOCIUBINSKY FUNERAL HOME 3OS-07-O9 Girard Ave. followed bv Divine Liturgy in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at 9 o'clock. Int.

St. Mary's Cem. Friends may call at KOCIUBINSKY'S on Fri eve. 7-9. Paras-tas 7 PM.

Expressions of sympathy, in the form of memorial contributions to the Sister Servants of Mary Immaculate, 209 w. Chestnut HW Phila. 19121, would be appreciated. STANEVITCH Aug. 24, 1987, VICTOR, beloved husband of Eleanor (nee Rimdeika), devoted father of Victor also survived bv 2 grandchildren and a brother, Walter.

Relatives and friends are invited fo his funeral at 1:30 AJVL, from THE KAVALAUSKAS-RACHUBINSKI FUNERAL HOME OF PENNSPORT, 1401-03 S. 2nd St. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Casantr's Church at 9:30 AM Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewing Thurs. evening. Family members only. McNULTY HATTON Deaths elsewhere South Jersey deaths TAIT Aug. 25, 1987, JULIA (JUNE) (nee Hackimer), beloved wife of the late Joseph F.

McNultv, devoted mother of Patricia J. Hand; loving grandmother of Kimberlv Ann, sister of Charles, Minnie VoHmer, Grace Ostrander, Voldine Jenvk, Jack and the late Edward and Helen. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral 8:30 AJVL, BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 1428 E. Columbia Ave. (at Fkd.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Anne's Church, 10 AJvl Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve.

7 to 9. CHARLES on Aug. 21, 1987, in Norristown, husband ol Nancy (nee Aldenl, age 54, son of the late Ellsworth and Cormne (nee Truitt) Hatton, father of Russell of West Chester, Bruce of Lafayette HiHs, J. Christopher, of west Chester, Anne Voeiker, of Sherburne, N.Y. and Elizabeth R.

at home, one brother, Edward of Berwvn, Pa. and one granddaughter. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Memorial Service on Aug. 26, 1987, at 7 PJVL, from The Wayne United Methodist Church, 210 S. Wayne Wavne, with Rev.

Edwin Green, officiating. Family requests Memorial contributions be made to the Charles E. Hatton Memorial Fund, Paoli Troup 1, Boy Scouts of America, 722 Mancill Wavne, Pa. 19087 or Brvn Mawr Hospital Dialysis Unit, co Dr. Anthony Zappacosta, Brvn Mawr Hospital, Brvn Mawr, Pa.

19010. (Arr. bv THE CARAMENICO FUNERAL HOME, Main and Walnut Norristown, On Aug. 22, 1987, LORNE C. (BILL), of Rosemont, formerly of Narberth, husband of the latt Sara father of Deborah FerreN and grandfather of Jeff Fer-reH.

He is also survived by a sister, Dotty Tait. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral on Thurs. Aug 27, at 1 PJVL from THE CHADWICK FUNERAL HOME, Athens Ave and Simpson Ardrnore. Int. West Laurel HM Cem.

The family will receive friends after 12 Noon. Memorial contributions may be made in his name to me Lankenau Hospital Foundation. dren; one great-grandchild; a brother, Anthony, and a sister, Zenobia M. Ashley. Services: viewing, 6 to 8 p.m.

tomorrow, First Refuge Baptist Church, Kaighn Avenue and Park Boulevard, Camden; funeral, 8 p.m. tomorrow at the church; burial, New Camden Cemetery, Camden. MILLER TAYLOR PAUL on Aug. 23, 1967, of Glenside, husband of the late Mahorie (nee Goldsmith), father of Ronald P. and Cheryl A.

Goodwin; also survived bv 7 grandchildren and 2 brothers. Services, Thurs. 11 AM, at Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Living Word, I2S0 Easton Roslvn. Relatives and friends are invited to the Church, Thurs. after 10 AJW Int.

Hillside Cemetery. (Arr. bv WILLIAM R. MAY, GLENSIDE) Death Notices GERTRUDE C. AVALLON, 79.

of Mount Laurel, died Monday. She was the wife of the late Edward F. Avallon. Survivors: a son, Alexander Lowell Aval-Ion of Roslyn, a daughter, Phyllis Roadside; eight grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Services: funeral, 8:30 a.m.

Friday, Snover-Givnish Funeral Home, 1200 Route 130, Cinnaminson; Mass, 10 a.m. Friday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church, 42 W. Main Moorestown; burial, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Cheltenham, Pa. SUSAN M. COLVIN, formerly of Woodbury, died Sunday in Hockessin, Del.

Survivors: a son, William B. of League City, Texas; a daughter, Margaret Hill of HERMAN ACKO MIHNICK Suddenly, on Aug. 25, 1987, CHARLES LYONS husband of Lorraine C. (nee Schauffele), age 72, also survived bv 2 daughters Carol Winkie, of Wenonah, N.J. and Sandra Fulton, of Erie, also 5 grandchildren.

Funeral services Thurs. 2 PJVL, in The Sanctuary of The Trinity United Methodist Church, Maple and Chapel MerchantviHe, N.J. Friends may call at the Church after 1 PJVL Thurs. Int. Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson.

Funeral directed by THE BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, Pennsauken. Memorial donations to either The Trinity United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, MerchantviHe, N.J. 08109 or me charity of your choice. Anthony J. Cimini, 65, Republican Estate representative from Lycoming died yesterday in Williams-port, where he lived.

He had been ill for some time, 'friends said. A graduate of Lycoming College and Bucknell University, he served in the Army Air Corps in Europe during World War II and returned to teach in Williamsport schools for 20 Active in civic affairs, he was to the House in 1974 and reflected six times. He is survived by his wife, Doris; a Anthony daughters, Lisa Newcomer and Judith; his mother, a Jbrother and a sister. The funeral is tentatively scheduled for Friday in Williamsport. Aug.

25, 1987, MOLLIE (nee Blitz), wife of the late Philip Herman of Valley Forge, mother of Jav E. Herman and Richard B. Herman, sister of Ethel Baer, Samuel Blitz and Joseph Blith; also survived bv four grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to graveside services Thurs. 12 Noon at Roosevelt Mem.

Park (Section Z), Trevose, Pa. Family will return to the residence of Mr. Mrs. Jay Herman. Contributions in her memory, may be made to the American Cancer Society or a charity of the donor's choice.

JOSEPH LEVINE SON. Formerly of Ardslv, Pa. on Aug. 25, 1987, JOHN E. beloved husband of the late Sarah C.

(nee Leavev), and brother of Vincent Acko of Delaware, Mrs. Mary E. Kinnard of Ambler and Edward J. Acko; also survived bv six nieces and five nephews, in his 85th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial, Fri.

10 AM at the Chapel of Immaculate Mary Home, Welsh Road A Holme where friends may caH after 9 AJW Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. No viewing Thurs. eve. Arrangements by JOHN F.

FLUEHR AND SONS On Aug. 24, 1987, CATHERINE M. (nee McMahon), of wife of the late John H. Minnick, mother of Michael Kevin E. and John C.

Minnick, sister of Marie T. Mintzer, Joan H. Romo.de and Jacqueline T. Shields; grandmother of Nicholas J. and Christopher J.

Minnick. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 AJVL, THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 6835 Ridge Ave. (Cor. of Livezey). Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJVL, Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.

Friends may call Thurs. eve. 7 to 9 PJVL Donations in her memory to The Fox Chase Cancer Center, American Oncologic Hospital, Central and Shefmire Pa. 191)1 would be appreciated. TAYLOR Wenonah; six grandchildren, and two great HERRON grandchildren.

ARMSTEAO Services: viewing, 1 to 2 p.m. tomorrow, MUZYCHKA Davis Funeral Home, 171 Delaware Woodbury; funeral, 2 p.m. tomorrow at the WILLIAM of Roslvn, on Aug. 25, 1987, beloved husband of Helen S. Taylor (nee Schmidt), father of Michael D.

and Dallas J. Taylor and Jean T. Owens; also survived bv sister Helen DHks and 6 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service Thurs. 11 AJVL at The Faith Community Church, Easton and Bradfiefd Roslvn.

Previous private interment services wiM have been held. In lieu of flowers, memorials to The Havcock Camping Ministeries, R.R. 1, Box 265, KintnersviHe, Pa. 18930, preferred by the family. Arrangements bv WETZEL-WHITE.

BESSIE on Aug. 23, widow of Charles retired em-piovee of Beaver College; survived by 3 nephews and 3 sister-in -laws. Relatives and friends are invited to the viewing Aug. 27, 9:30 AJVL to 12 noon. Funeral services 12 noon at the Corinithian Baptist Church, 6113 N.

21st St. Int. Fairview Cem. Arrangements: BECKETT-BROWN funeral home; burial, Eglington Cemetery, Aug. 24, 1987, WILLIAM P.

husband of Ethel, (nee Smith), of S.W. Phila and Forte scue, N.J.; stepfather of Carol Yingling, Linda Enright, and Susan Eck, brother of Margaret Sherry; also survived bv eight grand and two greatgrandchildren. Relatives, friends, members Kilbride, Dougherty, Campbell V.F.W. Post No. 959 and employees B.

A O. are invited to caH Thurs. eve. after 7 PJVL at KISH FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Elm wood Ave. Mass of Christian Burial St.

Bar-nabas Church, Fri. 10:30 AJvl int. Holy Cross Cem. In lieu of flowers family prefers donations to Penna. Hosp.

Cancer Unit, 8th Spruce Pa. Clark sboro. JOHN (UKIE), age 23, Aug. 24, 1987, son of John and Mary (nee Bowers), brother of Judith, Lisa, Oavid, Maryanne and Michael; grandson of Iwan and Olga Muivchka and Martin and the late Catherine Bowers; also survived bv many aunts and uncles. Relatives and friends are invited to viewing Thurs.

7 to 9 PJVL, at THE NASE VICH FUNERAL HOME, Frank-lin and Brown Sts. Requiem Liturgy, 9 AJVL, Ukr. Cath. Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Int.

Resurrection Cem. OTTO T. DAVIS, 28, of Camden, died AVALLON Friday at Cooper Hospital-University Medi cal Center, Camden. TERRELL HOFFMAN Survivors: his stepmother, Cora Smith; four brothers, Tyrone, Howard and James NIMETZ GERTRUDE C. (nee Walsh), on Aug.

24, 1987, of Mt. Laurel, N.J.; age 79 years, beloved wife of the late Edward F. Avallon, mother of Phyllis Roadside, of Mt. Laurel, and Alexander Lowell Avallon, of Roslyn, sister of Bertha Brister, Phillip Walsh, William Walsh, Ma delaine Augustine and Evelyn Cuevas; also surviving are 8 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives, friends invited to attend her funeral Starting 8:30 AJVL, THE SNOVERGIVNISH FUNERAL HOME.

1200 Rte. 130, Cinnaminson. N.J. Mass of Davis, and Lewis Stanback; eight sisters, Suzanne, Cecelia, Idale Bynum, Pearlie On Aug. 22, 1987, NATALIE DISSTON of Chestnut Hill, wife of the late John Terrell, daughter of me late Mr.

and Mrs. S. Horace Disston; mother of Josephine Elwell of Durham, N.C. and Jean MacCormack of London, also survived bv 3 grandchildren, a brother Samuel Disston of Chestnut Hid. Memorial Service at St.

Paul's Church, 22 E. Chestnut Hill Aug. 28, at 10 AJVL Int. private. In lieu of flowers.

Memorials may be made to St. Paul's Church or The American Cancer Society. (JACOB F. RUTH) Chambers, Doris Smalls, Betty Thorner, ELIZABETH (nee Guise), of The Montgomery County Geriatric and Rehabilitation Center, Roversford, formerly of Pennsauken, N.J., on Aug. 24, 1987, wife of the late Solomon Hoffman; survived by daughters Marie Miller and Margaret Boccuti; also 7 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren and a daughter in law Sally Hoffman, wife of the late Joseph Hoffman.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial Thurs. 10 AJVL, St. John of the Cross R. C. Church, Roslvn.

Arrangements bv WETZEL-WHITE. Gladys Cannon and Willie Dillon, and a stepsister, Mary Smith. Christian Burial will follow 10 at Our Ladv of Good Counsel Church, Moorestown, N.J. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cheltenham, Pa.

No eve. viewing. On Aug. 22, 1987, JOSEPH age 15, died in Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point, survived bv his mother, Margaret (Nee Ma lie v) of Ocean City, father, Joseph of Bensalem, a sister Christine Mallev of Somers Point, maternal grandfather, George Malley of Laurel Lake, N.J. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial, Thurs.

10 AM at St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Somers Point, N.J. Viewing Wed. eve 7-9PJVL and Thurs.

after 9A.M. at THE MIDDLETON-STROBLE FUNERAL HOME, Shore Road, Somers Point. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Mays Landing, N.J.

Services: period of meditation, 10 to 11 a.m. today, Mount Zion Baptist Church, Second and Vine Streets, Camden; funeral. LAKER Von ROSENSTIEL HUMPHREY 1 1 a.m. today at the church; burial, New Aug. 23, 1987, SYLVIA (nee Kasloff), of Boca Raton, wife of the late Dr.

Leon Blaker. mother of Dr. PALERMO Mark Ellis Blaker and Kenneth Reuef Blaker, daughter of Herman Kasloff, sister of Harold Kasloff and Jacqueline Kasloff; also survived bv 2 grandsons. Graveside Services 11 AJVL precisely, at The Roosevelt Memorial Park (Sec B-l). ROSENBERG'S Camden Cemetery, Camden.

MELVIN FEINBERG. 62, of Sicklerville, died yesterday at West Jersey Health System, Berlin. MARION AHRENS Von ROSENSTIEL, died sudden-lv in Seattle, on Aug. 17, 1987, while visiting her grandchildren. A woman of boundless energy and love, insatiable curiosity and uncommon generosity.

She vastly enriched the lives of everyone she touched and taught. She is survived bv her husband, Werner H. Von Rosens tie! 4 children and 2 grandchildren. Contributions in her memory mav be made to Holy Family College, Grant and Franktord where she taught for 17 years, and where contact with young people continuously replenished her love and energy. Aug.

21, 1987, NATHAN TAYLOR of Blue Bell, husband of Helen (nee Lea), father of N. Taylor Humphrey, Jr. of Charlotte, N.C., William D. Humphrey of St. Louis, Mi.

and George L. of Boston, also survived bv 4 grandchildren, 2 step-grandchildren and one great grandson; also 2 sisters. Memorial Service Aug. 28 at 4 PJVL St. Thomas Church, Bethlehem Pike, Whitemarsh, Pa.

Int. private. Memorial contributions mav be made to Princeton Class of 1931, Princeton, N.J. 08544 or to Wissahickon Hospice, P.O. Box 27021, Pa.

19119. (JACOB F. RUTH). RAPHAEL SACKS, 455-0100 Survivors: his wife, Claire; a daughter, BLANKEMEYER Aug. 24, 1987, HOWARD, son of the late Cecil F.

and Mav L. Palermo, brother of Anna Messina, Rita Cam-pana, Barbara Thompson, Joan Jurowicz and me late Cecil Palermo, Jr. and Loretta Ney. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Fri. 8:30 AJVL GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME, 9304 OLD Bustle-ton Ave.

(Below Welsh Road). Mass of Christian Burial, St. Ansefm Church, 10 AJVL Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may caH Thurs.

eve. after 7. Sherri Lamoreux of Washington Township, and a granddaughter, Danielle Cutler of Aug. 24, HARRY husband of Margaret M. (Schmitf) of Drexel Hid, father of Nancy McDermott, Harry Robert and John Blankemever, brother of Sr.

M. Paul Bernard, IHM, Sr. Anna Cecilia, SND, Sr. WEIMAN Washington Township. IMMERMAN Services: funeral.

1 p.m. today, Piatt Aug. 25, 1987, ELAINE LEVIN-WEIMAN, wife of BM Weiman. Services and int. private.

(ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS). Memorial Chapels, 2001 Haddonfield-Berlin PARTYKA M. Stanislaus, IHM, Clare Fackler, Miss Cecilia Blankemever, Paul, William, Robert and the late Francis J. Blankemever; also survived bv eight grandchildren. Relatives, friends and religious are invited to the Mass Aug.

24, 1987, DORA, of 3600 Conshohocken wife of the late Dr. Samuel, sister of Dr. Charles An-ten son also survived bv 2 nieces and 1 nephew. Relatives and friends are invited to graveside services Wed. 11 AJVL at King David Mem.

Park (Section J). (BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS). Cherry Hill. HARRY G. FISH 92, of Penns Grove, WEISSBERGER of Christian Burial, Thurs.

morning ten oclock Church of St. Andrew, School Lane at Foss Drexel Hill. Friends may caH Wed. eve. 7 to 9 PJVL and Thurs.

died Friday at the South Gate Health Care Center, Carneys Point. He was the husband Morning after 8:30 C. M. TOPPITZER'S FUNERAL JASTRZEMSKI of the late Erma Fish. HUmc, garret na.

ar Lansdowne Drexel hhi. Int. Sts. Peter and Paul Cem. Those desiring, mav Joseph H.

Singer, 84, a retired Phil-adelphia-area pharmacist, died in Coconut Creek, Fla. A former resident of Center City, Oak Lane, Fern Rock, Mount Airy, and Margate, N.J., he lived in Coconut Creek. Born in Russia, he came to Philadelphia when he was 9 and graduated from Central High School in 1917 and Temple University School of Pharmacy in 1921. In the years that followed, he operated drugstores in Center City, Oak Lane, Roxborough, Fern Rock, Germantown and Mount Airy. He moved to Margate in 1958 and for 20 years managed drugstores in Atlantic City and nearby Pleasant-ville.

He retired to Florida in 1979. He was a member of B'nai B'rith, Equity Masonic Lodge 351, Beth Israel Synagogue of Pleasantville and Congregation Adath Jeshurun. Surviving are his wife, Esther Ber-man Singer; son, David daughter, Judith S. Cohen; six grandchildren, a great-grandchild, a brother and a sister. Graveside services will be held at 3 p.m.

tomorrow at Beth Isreal Cemetery, Pleasantville, N.J. Sheila van Damm, 65, Britain's top female race driver in the 1950s, died Sunday in London. Miss van Dumm won the Coupe des Dames the highest award for female drivers in the 1953 Alpine Rally. She also won the Women's European Touring Championship in 1954 and the Coupe des Dames in the 1955 Monte Carlo Rally. She usually drove for the Rootes group.

She inherited ownership of London's Windmill Theater from her father, Vivian, when died in 1960, and remained in charge until it closed in 1964. Aug. 19, 1987, of Rhawnhurst, formerly of Manavunk, HELENA (nee Mikolaiczvk), beloved wife of a claw (BiH) Partvka, mother of Krvstyna BucWa, Janus Buchla, step-mother of Paul Partvka, Helen Ludwig and Michael Partvka; also survived bv 3 sisters, Ed-zia Konicka, Ferdvnanda Lewandowski, Zofia Bielska. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral, Sat. 8:30 AJVL from PAUL J.

KARCSH FUNERAL HOME, 162-164 Cotton St, Manavunk. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AJVL at St. Josaphaf Church, cor. Silverwood and Cotton Sts. Int.

Our Ladv of Czesto-chowa Cem. Oovlestown, Pa. Friends mav call Fri. Eve. 7-9 PJVL Survivors: two sons, Donald G.

of Berlin Aug. 24, 1987, PAULINE (nee SchM) of 202 S. Cooper River Plaza, Pennsauken, NJ, formerly of Phita, mother of Mrs. Elliott (Diane) Meitzer and Philip Weissberger, sister of Mrs. Fannie Targan and Mrs.

Herman (Sarah) Dinman, grandmother of Joshua Harris Meitzer and Reena Shervl Meitzer. Services Wed. 2 PJVL precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int.

Montefiore Cem. Family will return to 420 Fireside Court, Cherry HM, NJ. The family suggests contributions in her memory mav be made to a charity of the donor's choice. make memorial offerings to St. Andrew's Church or the Little Sisters of the Poor, 5400 Chester Philadelphia, 19143.

Aug. 23, 1967, ANGELINE (nee Pietrowski), wife of the late Alexander, mother of the late Eugene, dear grandmother of Michael, Kathleen Bamberski and Eugene. Also sadly missed by 3 great grandchildren; sisters, Clara Sitko, Laura Drachowski, Victoria Janka and brother, Edwin Pietrowski. Relatives, friends invited to her viewing and funeral Thurs. after 8 AJVL SLABINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2614 Orthodox St.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 AJVL St. Matthew's Church. Int. St. Dominic's Cem.

Parking on premises. BROWN Aug. 25, 1987, of Fairmount, JACQUELINE (nee Goodman), wife of Lester Brown and sister of Gilbert Goodman, Jr. and Mrs. June BeN.

Relatives and PATRICK and Dr. Harry G. Jr. of Rocky Mount, N.C.; a daughter, Bernice E. Frey of Cherry Hill; 1 1 grandchildren, and nine greatgrandchildren.

Services: a memorial will be held at a later date. EDWARD J. McFADDEN 90. of Camden, died Saturday at Cooper Hospital-University Medical Center, Camden. He was WESLEY friends are invited to funeral 9 AJVL, from THE WILLIAM J.

PHILLIPS FUNERAL HOME, 564 N. 23rd St. Religious Services, 10 AJVL Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may caH Fri.

eve. JAVA On Aug. 23, 1987, DONALD J. age 73, of Morion Station, husband of Nickie Wesley, father of Donald J. of Somers Point, N.J.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service on Fri. Aug. 2. at 2 PJVL, from THE VINCENT C. ALLE VA FUNERAL HOME, 1724 E.

Lancaster Paoli. Int. VaNey Forge Memorial Gardens, King of Prussia. Viewing 1:30 to 2 PJVL Fri. afternoon at the funeral home.

MARY JOHANNS PATRICK, Aug. 25, 1987, of Cheltenham ViHage, beloved wife of Charles dear mother of Mary Ellen Riederer, Joseph Nancv Carr and Kathleen Reid; also survived bv 7 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Thurs. starting 9:30 AJVL, from J. W.

DEAN'S, 6401 Rising Sun Lawndale, followed bv Mass of Christian Burial, 11 AJVL, Presentation B.VJVL Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. No evening viewing. Friends may caH 9:30 AJVL Ample parking in rear.

CONRAN FRANCES A. (nee McKeown), Aug. 24, 1987, of Newtown Square, beloved wife of John J. Conran, dear mother of John. Anne, Nancv and Jim Conran.

MARY E. (nee Lawson), on Aug. 23, 1987, of Upper Darby, wife of Domingo J. Java, M.D.; also survived by her 5 children and 2 brothers. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her Memorial Mass of Christian Burial, on Aug.

27th, at 10 AJVL, from the Church of St. Cyril, Penn East Lansdowne, Pa. Int. private. In lieu of flowers, contributions to The American Cancer Society, 280 N.

Providence Media, Pa. 19063 in her name would be appreciated. (JOHN P. DONOHUE daughter of Esther and the late WMiam McKeown, WILLIAMS sister of Wtftiam and Robert McKeown, Mary orsmi, Esther Abate and Helen Manion. Relatives and friends PETERS are invited to funeral Thurs.

9:30 AJVL THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 3300 West Chester Pike, NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. and to Mass of KILCULLEN ARMSTEAO (PETE), of 5313 Detancev Pa. Aug. 22, 19B7, husband of Ruth WMiams, Viewing Aug. 29, from 9-10 AJVL Services 10 AJVL Metropolitan Baptist Church, 3Slh ft Baring Phila.

Int. Mt. Lawn Cem. Professional services bv THE ROBERT WALKER FUNERAL HOME. Christian Burial 11 AJVL St.

Anastasia Church. Int. SS. Peter A Paul Cem. No caHing hours Wed.

eve. Contributions mav be made in her memory to American Cancer Society, 280 N. Providence Media, 19063 Aug. 22, 1987, RONALD of Upper Darby, beloved husband of Mabel J. (nee Madder son), father of Ronald P.

Sherry, Craig and April Peters; also survived by his granddaughter, Tiffinie Peters, 4 brothers and 6 sisters. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral service. Sat. 12 noon THE RICHARD L. KELLY FUNERAL HOME, Long Lane and Walnut St, Upper Darbv, and to His viewing, Fri.

Eve. 7-9 PJVL Int. Arlington Cem. WITTKORN COOK On Aug. 25, 1987, OANIEL T.

KILCULLEN, age 17 of Devon, son of Thomas F. and Barbara, brother of Teresa, Stephen and Paul, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Capped. Relatives and friends are invited to attend me Mass of Christian Burial, Fri.

Aug. 28th at 10 AJVL at St. Monica's Church, Main Ave, Berwvn. Int. Calvary Cem.

Viewing Thurs Eve. 7-9 PJVL at THE VINCENT C. ALLEVA FUNERAL HOME, 1724 E. Lancaster Ave, Paoli, Pa. Memorial contributions may be made to St.

Christopher's Hospital for Children, 5th and Lehigh Aves, Phila, Pa 19133 or The Chester County Council, Bovs Scouts of America, 504 S. Concord Rd, West Chester, Pa 19380. Aug. 24, 1987, DORIS beloved sister of Helen J. Giffear and dear aunt of Patricia Nusser.

Relatives PIPPET and friends invited to services Thurs. 1 PJVL MANN GOLDEN RULE FUNERAL HOME, 219 W. Tabor Rd. (at American) where friends may caH after 12 Noon. Int.

Forest HMs Cem. EDWIN B. on Aug. 74, 1987, of TurnersvWe, N.J., beloved husband of Alice, father of Mark and Karen, son of Florence, brother of Cart. Relatives, friends and members of The Naval Ship Systems Engineering Station are invited to the funeral service Fri.

1 PJVL from THE WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 5th St. and Roosevelt where friends mav caH after 12 noon. (Parking on premises) Int. HiUstde Cem. In lieu of flowers, donations mav be made in his memory to The Children's Aid Society, 311 S.

Juniper SL, Pa. 19107. Aug. 24, 1987, ISOBEL B. (nee Keys), formerly of wife of the late George, mother of Jerry Yates, Bob Yates, Ed Yates, Carol Hurst and Jov Reibow.

She is also survived bv 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her services 11 AJVL, at THE LAMB FUNERAL HOME, 201 Bustteton Pike, FeasterviN. Int. Forest H0S Cem. Caking hour 10 to 1 1 AJVL DONAHUE KOOIS the husband of the late Catherine McFadden.

Survivors: a son, Thomas two daughters, Helen Yeatman and Dorothy Laird; 20 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren, and a brother, Joseph. Services: viewing and funeral, 9 a.m. today. Edward P. Leonard Jr.

Funeral Home, 35th Street and River Avenue, Camden; Mass, 10 a.m. today at St. Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church, 28th Street and River Avenue, Camden; burial, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Cheltenham, Pa. MOSES EARL SHINES, 65, of Camden, died Friday. Survivors: his wife, Gaynal; a son.

Earl Rozier; three daughters, Earline Barge, Cal-vina Williams and Jill Gordon; six grandchil- Naomi Kehler; founded agency to aid elderly By Frank lwis Special fo The tnuuirrr Naomi S. Kehler of Woodbury, a registered nurse, died Monday at the Atlantic City Medical Center. Iomona. GEORGE on Aug. 25, 1987, of at age 71, husband of the late Catherine V.

and father of Kathaleen Roche, George E. Jr. and the late James Donahue and survived bv 7 grandchildren. Relatives ZIEGLER PISACANO and friends invited to services on Fri. 10 AJVL at CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON 1801 Otd York Rd.

at Otd Welsh Rd. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may visit with the famriv Thurs. eve.

7 to 9 PJVL Parking on premises. Aug. 74, 1987, ADELAIDE (nee Emer) of The Mason Home, Ehzabefhtown, formerly of Lawn-dale, beloved wife of me late Frederick C. and devoted mother of EM Edwards, Frederick, David, Kathrvn Friederich and the late Charles; also survived bv fourteen grandcMdren and fourteen greatgrandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral Fri after 10 AM at THE JAMES M.

CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, S00 E. Benner St. (at 6100 Rising Sun Ave.) Services at 10:30 AJVL mt. Magnolia Cem. No eve.

viewing. Donations to The Ma some Homes, Ekzabetntown, Pa. 17022, would be preferred. Aug. 74, 19t7, HARRY, husband of The late Rosa (nee D' A mora), father of Herman Pisacano, Anna Kern and the late Victor Pisacano, brother of Mary Salvia; survived bv 8 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, FrL 9 AJVL from FUNERAL HOME OF LOUIS SWIFT PLUNKETT, 579 N. York Rd, Hatfooro, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJVL Nativity of Our Lord Church, Warminster, Pa. Int. Holy Sepulchre Com.

Friends may cat Thurs. Eve. 7-9. DONNELL GEORGE an Aug. 22, 1917 of Woodlvn, husband of Angle (nee Campo).

Relatives, friends invited to attend his funeral 9 AJM. from THE JAMES F. KNOETGEN FUNERAL HOME, 74t Kedron RidSey Morion, (Rt. 4201 and lus Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM. at Our Ladv ol Peace Church, fvW-mont Park, Pa.

mt. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends mav can Wed. eve.

after 7 PM at the funeral home. Mass cards or contributions in his nam to Our Ladv ol Peace Church would bo appreciated. KRUTCHUK Please see HAMIWKA Notice LAUER Of Bristol, Aug. 74, 1987, GEORGE brother Of Mma Hagete and Ruth E. Crump, both of Wttmmgton, Del.

Services Thurs. 10 AJVL FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME 9579 Bustteton Ave. where friends mav cat after 9 AM Int. Rosedafe Mem. Park.

MARtON on Aug. 72, 1917, of age 19, at Montgomery County Geriatric and Rehabaitation Center. Bom and raised Phila. She was retired from Bakery Sister of the late J. wavne Dome and RADOMSKI Reita Robb Smithemen; survived bv 2 nieces, Leona A Patrick, ol Woodlvn, and Yvonne O.

Wood, ot Rid- Cemetery Lots fey Pork, 4 nephews, Gordon, of Broomea, Lerov, of Lansdowne, Kenneth, of Aston, and Ronald, of Fees- Delaware County. 1 ooucet FERNWOOD CEMETERY, grave sjS0609-4i Hit Aug. 1917, MARGARET (nee Murfev), devoted wife of John, beloved mother of Adam, KeRv Am, Roianne and the late John; sadly missed bv 3 brothers and 3 Sisters, Relatives, friends mvited to funeral 9 AM, THE TOMASZEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 277I.JO E. ABeohenv Ave. lADeoheny Eit I9S, cor ol Salmon St followed bv the Liturev of the Word and Rite ot Christian Burial Nativity B.VM Church, 10 AM Int.

St Dominic's Cem. may caa Thurs. eve. 7 to 9 PM (Portal, on Salmon st.L terviNe; also survived bv 14 great nieces and nephews. mdlHtmg the late Albert Bromley, and bv 17 great great nieces and neceiews.

Relatives and friends are invited to cal after 12:10 PM. on Aug 27th at the Chapel of George Washington Mem. Butler Pure and Stenton Plymouth Afteeting. Int. George -William W.

Keeler, 79, the first ejected chief of the Cherokee Nation or Oklahoma and retired chairman and chief executive officer of the Phillips Petroleum died Monday at a nursing home in Bartlesville, Okla. He was named principal chief of the Cherokees in 1949 and was reappointed by succeeding presidents until 1971. when the tribe began to elect shchief. He then was elected to a four-year term as chief. service on a variety of presidential commissions helped focus attention on Indian problems and led tp congressional action on beneficial programs.

'Mr. Keeler began his career with Hhillips in 1924 as a part-time employee in the engineering department. He rose through the ranks to Hecome supervisor of Texas refineries, then manager of the company's refining department and chairman and chief executive officer in 1968. LEVIN i I 5TT- I MMnaww. Wasltangton Mem.

Part. In lieu of flowers, contributions her name mav be made to Montgomerv County General Fund. CO Gerry Marvel, 100 Buck Rock Rd. Roversford, Pa. 194a.

Mrs. Kehler was founder and secre- REYNOLDS Aue. IS, 1917. ELAINE (nee Aloerrn), wife of the late Morton, of The Rittmhouse Claridoe, Ant IS l. 301 lath mother of Nelson Levin, dauohter of Rebecca Aloenn, sister of Mai Alpena Graveside Services 1 PM.

orecisetv. at Mt. Sharon Com. (Sec. Tl, I-.

miiwi do tare resMenco, Wed. evemny OfOv. Contrvbuhons her memory may be made to Friends of hosoko, Penna. Hospital. (ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS).

a a 1 DRISCOLL UCKSTEIN ANNA (nee 6gr), on Aug. ZS, 1t7, of ftKflev Park, Pa, (rmeriv of Phiia, wrle of the late Den! Reynolds, mother of John of Mew Jersev, Darnel of West Chester, and Grace Huff of Swarthmere; atso S4Kvrveo bv I eranfchtdren and 10 oreof-graiM-dren. Retahves and friends are mvrted to attend her Mass of Christian Fa 10 AM Notre Dame dLowrdes Church, Fetrvw Rd. Swarirtmore, Pa. Int.

New Cathedra Cem. Fnends mav caa Fn AM. 10 AM at the Church. Arr Ov. JAMES KNOETGEN FUNERAL HOME, Rtdtrv Twmn.

Pa. FLOWERS 1 FRUIT BASKETS REMEMBER SEPTEMBER 13th GRANDPARENT'S DAY 289-0939 S722 Frank ford Avg. On At. 2S, war, HARVEV K4 Niwd tiusband of Hiwt, ne dvoed lather ot Nna Lck-stetn and Shv Reutives and tntna are gravestde services Mred. 11 a M.

at the Mon-efcere Com. (Sect On Avw ELIZABETH A. I nee Curtev), beloved eife of Joseon and mother ot Joseoti Jr Karen Cmdele, Micnael Ortstoa and Nereen Utmer; atso survived bv 1 tvandcMdren and sister of Helen Cvrlev. Cameras Keenan, Sr. St CaMerme, i Anne Navrtsav and James Cvrlev.

Retetrves and frwnds ar invited to the funeral Tkwrv. JO AAA JOSEPH A OUINN FUNERAL HOME. Car Roese-ven Blvd. and Sanoer St Mass of CKrishan Bursal. 9 30 St MarM of Tours Church m.

Our Lady of tVoce Cem. Fnends mav col Wed. 7 9 PM Cenfn-Dutrem her mouse. to The Fox Chase Cancer Center. CeMral and Snearar Avev, PlKa.

Pa. 1111 sveutd be aoorocioted. RUGGER! Aid Services Inc. of Gloucester County, which provides housekeeping help for elderly people. She also was a founder of the candy-striper program at Underwood-Memorial Hospital.

Woodbury, and a member and past president of the Gloucester County Medical Society Auxiliary. Surviving are her husband. Dr. James two sons. Dr.

J. Grant of Woodbury and Daniel R. of West DepHord; a daughter. Holly J. of Woodbury; a sister, Dorothy Ken- MALOSPIRIT "cntCT caaos gy pmxmi DRUDING Aug 73.

ANTHONY billild son of Anthony and Rose i nee LaibeYo and brvther of j)ehn also survived bv uncles, ounts and coutun Relahves and friends eved to funeral Thurv AM from the ACHILLE A INGE NITO FUNERAL HOME, 70S-7 Chnshan St. Mass of Christian Bunal Thurs ft AM St Naias Church mt SS PMer 4 Paul Cam. Viewn rt eve 7 to h) In hew of Oowers. ceruroxinam can be forwarded to the astern State Sen) J'tCLnemHoway, Trevon. Pa.

0 Chaste Elmer Huneer On Aug. t7. JOSEPH of Chestnut Ha husband of Oiea OeFeob MeiosiK, et Dwu Murray ot Hew Yar City; also survivrd bv 3 orondchihST-on. biothei et Revmond. Elwa Beaver and Mary OeSte-ton Mass of Chrnhan Burial Thurs.

Id JO AM at Our Mewwjr of Canmthun Church. Chestnut Int. Hetv Cross Cem Frwnds mav ce ar JACOB F. RUTH'S. HD intnummm Ave.

ener 9 AM Thurs. morn In bev ot Oowei s. memorials may be made so Our Meier of Csninhon Church. 9 Chestnut AVO.PMO I9II. vjane Sees.

63, a former Norriv town resident, died Saturday in Windber. where she lived. Mrs. Seese. a graduate of the Rryn Awe, X.

totr, NANCY (nee fMcCotAevl. wm4 bv hr tether. Frank McCaviev. mether of Pfcven Drvd-wo. Amf and Them, fwrvwed bv Beroe.

eiev ond AAooe Janes, and brooder, Fran Relahves and fnonds ore emned to her mner-al. Thurs, AM from THE PETNFR FUNERAL HOME Mil Fra.Nrd Ave (ot LrvK VI Mass of Christian Bunol Chiis'OOHr's Church. St AM k. Rnvase Me Med Eve Feme out sts dona-hens to Helv Rummer H0IO.CI ProOTOm. 1220 Towwson Rd.

PMo 1914. Mawr Hospital School of Nursing and nedy of llcrshey. and lour grand- SAILER MARTIN ATTKNTION ALL FLORISTS Pt.CF. S.OI It IN Till BY CALLING MISS TtM)Hn AT EYE RETT the Kainerine f-iinns xnooi in tos- children. ton.

worked lor some years in the A viewing will be held from to olfice of the dean of education at 8.10 p.m. today at the Paul W. Budd Harvard I niversiiy. Funeral Home, PI Delaware She is survived by her husband. Woodbury.

A lumral will be held at Kobctl II sons, Robert II. Jr. and 10 a m. tomorrow at the luntral Richard daughter. Ann S.

Mac- home. Burial ill be in the Klinton Dade, and three grandchildren. Cemetery. Clarksboro. On At JO.

r7, FRAWCFS A. of Or Cv. J. fanerhr fha v-xv a fh tb Warren oved wee" of Javce Sukoer Pftrmatv of Chttenham. Darn Sader Atirnat, at Maran, Oh, and Warren imr.

at Ft tv at dan, wrvvH) bv 17 and great m9cwi nd ar htnmm Ttrv, I JC FlXotOAl HOME OF fE GfcV 0fi cn i time and orio-a ck hj-ai ie 4M Vt mr Ch3rch Wr and bwawer RaV. OwOtow. fcam. Prtewoa mav caa Wed. 7 at A.

On TV PPt ORES OA Inm 1 w4e Jejmtn Oatern Martw- moms end j-jmmM A4 erenomeeher a ier and Cftmvr Mn, dvenar mniot and the late vn. bri 0jnMvv. snter at Efn Dve Omwv AAertw and Jack Ovm RtMiwv o-wntfi are ta fcftwrat Sujl A a THE KttvG FU. KFBAL HOME, JM il St Mm a (hnt) Bauriiv AM at CNrcii twt Me Cr. Cen Virwona fr rv Parktwo far tnew- amm two vt S.

at ubrow awe. war mrm I. Of OVfWdn, Pa Pnr, rwnd nrAG ed hn fijner w-vre Tr jm vm the JAMfl roFWOAl HW( Kdrt)n Ave. fv Twe Iiw. fa 0 bit.

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