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Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices ujTu IPfiilabdpfiia Inquirer section obituaries 1 "i vr. i i)ii 4 jr. Mr. Bruhn with Carla Fracci in a 1967 television production Dancer Erik Bruhn, 57 led Canadian ballet MAHQKEY Of PhMa. and WHdwood, Apr! 1, 19M, JOSEPH beloved husband of Agnes (nee Chester), devoted father of Robert Patricia R.

Fusco, and Suzanne Cu-seka; also survived bv I grandchildren. Rtiahves and friends are invited to the funeral, 10-30 AJVL, from McELVARR FUNERAL HOME, 3007 Frank- ford Ave Mass of Christian Burial, II JO AJVL, Nattv-f Hv B.VJVl Church. Int. Holy Sepulchr Cam. Friends i may call Thurs.

v. 7 to 9. McELWEE Apr I I9M, MARY, of Ardmore, formerty of Tukvcormell, Co. Donegal, Ireland; survived bv her brothers, Hugh, HM and Henry McElwee and her sisters, Mrs. Grace McBrido and Mrs.

Margaret McKfci-lev. Mass of Christian Burial. Sat 10 AJvL, St. Col-man's Church, Ardmor. Int.

St. Denis Cem. Relatives and friends are invited te caf at THE McCONAGHY FUNERAL HOME, Lancaster and Wyoming Ardmore, Fri. eve. 7 ta 9.

McGOWAN Suddenly Apr! I9M, MAGDALENE (nee Matone), formerty of S. Marston St beloved wife of the lata WWiam E. McGowan, mother of William E. John, Mrs. Marie Kineiski and the late Robert.

Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing FrL morning alter 9:30 AAA. at SHEA FUNERAL HOME, 79th and Dicknson Sts. Mass of Christian Burial Church of St. Gabriel 1 1 AJVL Int. Holy Cross Cem.

There be no viewing Thurveve. Mass Cards would be appreciated. Mclaughlin On Apra 2, I9M, MARGARET age years, of Margate, wife of the late Raymond mother of Monica Hicks. Mass of Christian Burial, Sat 10 AJVL, at Blessed Sacrament Church, Margate, kit. Resurrection Com.

Friends may can at the Church from 9 AJVL to ttme of Mass. Arr. by THE GEORGE H. WIMBURG FUNERAL HOME, Vent-nor, NJ. MOORHATCH BABA, on April beloved husband of Esther and loving tether of Mr.

Robert O. Moorhatch, Mrs. Sandra M. Raiguel and Mrs. Nancy Otto; also survived by grandchildren.

Relatives, friends, members of Gleding Memorial Presbyterian Church, St. Alba it's Swain Lodge No. S29 .4 AJVL, BentamM Franklin Consistory and Walker Lodge No. 304 1.0 mvtted to service FrL, II AJA, GILBERT H. SCHOBERT FUNERAL HOME, 1477 Harrison Frankford.

kit. Hillside Com. Friends may cai from 9 AAA. umH nm ot service. Masonic Service, 10 AJVL Parking on our 50 car lot.

In lieu of flowers, Memorials his name to the above mentioned Church, Loretto and Chettenham Phia Pa. 19 124 would be appreciated. MULLEN DONALD April 1984, ef Manavunk, husband of the late Margaret Carr Mutten, father ef Margaret Boehmer, Barbara Moffitt, Donald J. Wiiiam Joseph John and Cornelius Carr; also survived bv 24 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren, brother of Dorothy Lebengood and Raymond Mueea Relatives and friends are invited to can Fri 1:30 to 9 JO AJVL, FITZPATRICK FUNERAL HOME, 425 Lyceum Ron and to Mass ot Christian Burial, St. John the Baptist Church, 10 AJVL kit.

Westminster Cem. Expressions ot sympathy the form of donations to St. John's Restoration Fund, 144 Rector St PhUa. 19127 would be appreciated. O'MALLEY AprH 1, 1984 ef Falrmount, FRANCIS A husband of Regma (nee O'Shea) and father of Thomas, Francis, John, Dennis and Mrs.

Mary Dotlevt also survived by 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends Invited to Funeral Sat. 8:30 AJVL from THE WILLIAM PHILLIPS FUNERAL HOME, S4S N. 23rd St. Mass of Christian Burial Church of St Francis Xavter 9J0 AJVL Int.

Cal- vary Cem. Friends may cat Fri. eve. PANTALONE ROBERT, ten ef the late Anthony and Mary (D'An-gelo), devoted brother of Roue, Rosalie Cusale and Anthony; survived bv nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends, employees of Garden State Race Track, Invited to funeral 8:30 AAA CARTO FUNERAL HOME, INC 2212-14 S.

Broad St. Mass, 10 AJVL, Holy Spirit Church. Ent. New St. Marys Mausoleum.

Viewing Thurs. 7-9J0 PJVL PETERS March 27, 1984, ef Gm ROSE U. PETERS, aunt of Anna Light, Margaret Mortimer, George, and Clarence Littlewood. Mass ot Christian Burial, Sat. 11 AJVL, St.

Vincent dePaul Church, Price and Lena Sts. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may caH at the Church after 10 AJVL Mass Cards preferred. (KIRK AND NICE) PFLAUKER On March 18, 1984, WALTER of Fort Washington, Pa.

beloved husband of Gloria (nee Brown), and father of Mrs. Barbara P. Jordan, Margaret P. Svar, J. Geoffrey Pflaumer and Waiter N.

Pftaumer; also survived bv 3 grandchildren and a sister, Mrs-Mjr-garet P. Edwards. Memorial Servtc be held on Sat AprH 5th, at 2 PJVL from the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Ha. hit. private.

In Heu of flowers, memorials to Germantown Academy, Box 287, Fort Washington, Pa. 19034 would be appreciated. (BRINGHUR ST-ANDREW 6AIR) PROIETTO AprH 2, 1984, GIULIO beloved husband ef SaMna (Rose) (nee Tine), dear father of Stanley, Anthony, Joseph, Silvio, Juke, and the late Mary Preterm aed Carmella Piua; also survived bv 12 grand and 4 greet grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited ta funeral Sat 10:30 AJVL, at THE MONTI FUNERAL HOME, 2533-35 1 Broad St. Mass ol Christian Burial Siena Marts Church, 12 noon.

InL Holy Cress Cem. Friends may cat) Fri. eve. to 930. PULKOWSKI WALTER J.

of Manavunk, suddenly on Aortl, 9U, behoved husband ot the late Bertha nee Beti), saxfv missed bv a sister Lucv atadrova and brother Stanlev; alia wrvived by raaiw nieces, rwptwwt, frartdntecet and orandnephews. Relatives and frioncl invited to the vtewiTrf and funeral Fri. meirinfj t99 AM. at THE J. J.

MODZIANOWSKI FUNERAL HOME, HI Grape Myk. followed bv a Mass of Chris han Burial 9:30 AJVL St, Josaphat R.C. Church. Int. Westminister Cem.

No viewmg Thurs. eve. Family prefers Masses or donations to St. Josaohaf Or tan Fund in his memory. (Arr.

by J.J. MODZ1ANOWSKI FUNERAL HOME). QU.NN Apri 1, 1984, RITA M. (nee CoadV), beloved wife ef the let Joseph Ouinn and mother of Paul Eileen Mary, and David also survived by 4 grandchedran and a great grandchild. Relatives and friends are Invited to her funeral Sat 11:30 AJVL, VVACKERMAN FUNERAL HOME.

80e0 Verree Rd Fox Chase, and to Mass ot Christian Burial, 1 PJVL, St. Cecilia Church, hn. private. In lieu of flowers, donations to Perma. Lupus Foundation, P.O.

Bex 244, Wayne, Pa. 19087 or Jeanes Hospital, Central and Cottman Aves Phi Pa. 19 1 1 1 would be appreciated. REiLLY on April 1, 1984, MARGARET T. (nee McNuttv), aoe 41, wit of Michael J.

Jr. of Vas, NJ. formerly of W. Phila mother of Michael J. Ill of VWas NJ.

and the Rev. Joseoh M. of Gibbstown, NJ sister el Daniel Mc Nutty of West Chester, Pa. and grandmother of Kathleen, Colleen and Christine. Relatives and friends ar invited to her Mass of Christian Burial on Fri.

at 10:30 AJVL at St. John of God R.C Church, 40 Town-bank Rd N. Cap Mav, NJ. kit. Is in Cold Spring Presbyterian Cem CoKU Springs, N.J.

A viewing wil be one hour prior to the Mass. Memorials mav be made in her memory to Christ The King Seminary, 711 Knox Rd E. Aurora, Y. 14052 and Mais Cards would be appreciated. (Arr.

by RADZIETA FUNERAL HOME, Cap May Court House, RICCIARDI BENEDETTA NOTTE, Apr! 1, 1984, ef Drexel Ave Drexel Ha, Pa beloved wife of the late Giaceme; survived bv her daughter, Jeennine Capei alerfl, her brothers, Vincent and Michete; also survived bv 3 grandchadren. Relatives and friends are invited te her funeral Sat 9 AJVL, at THE ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF BROOMALL, 2811 West Chester Pike, Broom. Mass of Christian Burial, 1 1 AJVL, St. Bernadette's Church, mt.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may cat Sat morning 9 10: IS AJVL (Parkeig en premisesL RILEY April I 1914, FRED ALFRED, betoved husband ef Lauretta inee Pooovic), beloved father ot Frank, Mrs Dorothy RogozmskL Mrs. Rd Bee end Robert. Relatives end friends are invited to funeral Sat 9 AJVL, VINCENT GANGEIvU FUNERAL HOME, INC Bread and Wolf Sts.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Gabriel's Church, 10 AJVL kit. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends mav cat Fri.

eve. 7 to 930. Evening parking. Rota Bids, lot, 2304 S. Broad St.

SCHAFFER Apr! 1984, BERNfCE D. (nee Feives), wife of the late Lester, mother ot Edward Schaffer, sitter of Elaine Kteserman; grandmother ef Ktv and David. Relatives and friends are invtied te funeral services 11 AJVL precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. Int.

Roosevelt Memorial Park. SMva observed at 30 Wood Drive, Blue Bel, Pa. SCHALKI Of Ptula on Apr! 1, 184, FRANK brieve t) husband ef Margarethe and tether ef Dvte SctsMki; also survived bv 3 grandchildren; his 3rd year. Relatives, friends and Cenmtatter Vetksfest Verm and The Pha. RMS.

dub, are invited to attend the funeral services Fri I PJVL, at THE FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME. 844 Bristol Pike IRte. 13), Bensafem, where frtends may cal after 12 Noon. bit. Sunset Memorial Park.

viewing Thurs. v. Parkeig entrance on Tnnvs Ave. SCKMID ELSIE WRIGHT (Bryson) SCHMIO, April I. t84, ot Omev, beloved wrie of Charles Schmid, dear mother of Carol J.

Torione and Joyce LFerresI, dear grand- llivilivl VI i.mii miviwui. Rut.ki, employees ef Gmbefs invited to the funeral, Fri 10 AJVL at JOHN F. GIVNISH'S, Sth St. and Chelten Ave. 14300 N.

Sth foaowed bv services, II AJVL kit. Sunset Memorial Park. Viewing Thurs. eve 7 PJVL te 9 PJVL Memorial contributions can be made to the American Heart Association, 121 S. Broad St Phaa Pa.

19107 SIMPLER E. DONALD, of Setbwltle, March 31, 19M, husband of Eka McCurdy Simpler, father of Joseph G. McCurdv and Jean McCurdv BonsaD; also survived bv 3 brothers, grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Graveside service, at Arlington Drexel HiH. 1 1 AJVL Family requests contributions to Salem United Methodist Church, SelbwiUe, Del.

I997S. SINGER March 30, 9M, EDWARD WILLIAM of Chester, age to, husband of Hazel, father of Debbie and Ed-- ward Michael, 14 grandchildren, nine brothers and 'sisters. Graveside services will be at 2 PM in Arlington National on April 4th. (Arr. MAHAF-FEY FUNERAL HOME).

SXUTT On April 1, 1986, Vero Beach, WAYNE R. tw-toved hustoand of Stephanv (ne twrrwtiv of VUUinovft. ae 74 devoted father of Debbie Hyvonen, Holvoke, Mass. and Pamela Madore, Nash-ua, N.H., 4 randchitdren, dear brother of BeuJah Kuske, Palm Springs, Calif. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral service Sat.

11 AAV, at THE MATMIS FUNERAL HOME, 58 N. Main Medford. Int. Odd Fellows Medford. Friends may caN FrL eve.

7 to 9 PAY. Ample parking across from Funeral Home. STEINMAN Apra 2, 19W, ot Day KATIE, dear aunt of Catherine Nubbemever and Mary Sinn. Friend of Glenn 01-terman. Remges, friends and members of Fishtown Senior Citizens, are invited to the services Sat II AJVL, JAMES W.

DOWNS FUNERAL HOME, 443 E. Girard Ave. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call Sat.

10 to 1 1 AJVL STOCK GEORGE on AprH 1, 1986, of Mt. Airy, husband of Evelyn I. (nee Haul) Stock, father of Mrs. Nancy S. Jennings, of San Diego, Peter A.

Stock, of Rox-borough; also survived bv one sister, Mrs. Emily S. Drvsdale and 2 grandsons, Peter A. Stock, Jr. and Christopher G.

Stock. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral service Fri II AJVL, at THE FYFE AND MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 7047 Germantown Ave Mt. Airy. int. private.

In lieu of other remembrances Memorials to Mt. Airy Presbyterian Church, 7101 Germantown Ave Phila. 191 19 are preferred. STOPPER On April 1, 1984, RAYMOND F. husband of Eleanor (Meder) Stopper of Blue Bet), formerly of Haver-town and father of Eleanor Thompson, Raymond Stopper Jr.

and Dorothy MacDermott; also survived by 8 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Bunal in St. Rose of Lima Church, S. Main North Wales, Pa. Fri.

10 AJVL Int. Holy Cross Cem. Family will receive friends in the Church Fri. morning from 9:30 until time of Mass. In lieu of flowers Memorial Contributions to Sacred Heart Hospital, DeKalb Pike, Norristown, Pa.

19401 would be most appreciated. (LONGENECKER, NORTH WALES) SWEDLOFF Apr! 2, 1984, SARAH (nee Perlmutter), husband of Leon M. of 2244 Disston mother of Harvev Swed-loff, sister ef Yetta Stack, Jennie Rosen and the late Rose Zamuck. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services Thurs. 1:30 P.M.

precisely "GOLOSTEINSV 4410 N. Broad St. Int. Shalom Memorial Park. Shiva wiH be observed at 2744 Disston St.

Contributions in her memory may be made to The Amnerican Cancer Society. TANZOLA April 1, 1984, ANTHONY, beloved husband of Mildred (rtee Crescenzo), father of Anthony father-in-law ot Margaret; also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Sat 10 A.M., from PENNA BURIAL CO 1327-29 S. Broad St. Mass of Christian Burial, Stella Maris Church, 1 1 A M.

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

AMPLE FREE PARKING. In lieu of flowers, make donations to Don Guanetla School for Bovs, Sprout Rd Springfield, Pa. THOMPSON April 1, 1984, ANNE L. (nee DeHinger) of Warminster, wife of Paul Thompson, mother of Mrs. Carol T.

Baker and grandmother of Matthew, Andrew, and Adam. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Fri. 10 AJVL THE DECKER FUNERAL HOME, 216 York Rd Warminster, Pa. Int. Hatboro Cem.

Friends be received Thurs. eve. after 7 PJVL in the Funeral Home. TIFFANY JOHN LENTZ, suddenly on March 31, beloved husband of Elizabeth Dievet Tiffany, of Meadow-brook, lovtng father of Jrfl Tiffany Ross and Scott O. Tiffany, grandfather of Courtney and Brad Ross and brother of Eileen Crockett, Pat Tiffany and Harold Tiffany.

Relatives and friends are invited to call Fri. after 12 Noon the Palmer Room of Grace Presbyterian Church, Vista and Old York Jenkintown. -Funeral service the sanctuary, 1 PM. Int. West Laurel HM Cem.

In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be sent to John F. Kennedy Institute, 707 N. Broadway, BalttmoreAVd. 2I2US. (Arr.

BARON ROWLAND F.D., ABINGTON.) TOTH Of Sernerton, AprH mt, LOIS I. (nee Pericht), beloved wife of Georoe; survived bv her children, Amta, Cynthia, Michael and Robert Tothf also survived bv one sister and 2 brothers. Services and mt. private at the convenience of the fam.lv TUSTIN Apr 3, me. of S.W.

ALBERT W. husband of Aones (nee father of Albert W. Tushn, Howard Tutm, Elizabeth Goodwin, Jean-nette Apostotu, Rev. Richard Tustm and Carole TustiR also survived by la oraftxhtldren and 3 great grandchildren. Mr.

Tustin was a member of St. Alton's Uodoe No. $29 F.4AM., a 32nd Degree Mason The Consistory, and a member of Sons of the Ameri-can Revofuhoa He was employed at ARCO for 35 years, Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service II at THE MARVIL FUNERAL HOME, 1 1 10 Main Oarbv, where friends may call after 10 AJVL Int. Glenwood Memorial Gardens. ULITSKY April 2, 1984, BETTY, of W.

Chapel Cherry HM, N.J., wife ef the late Louis, mother of Mrs. Sophie Levy, sister of Mrs. Ida Seidenstat; also survived bv 3 grandchedren end 4 great grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members ef Hadassah, Deborah and Bnai Brifh Women, of which she was a life member, are invited to Graveside Services Fri II AJVL, Monte-fiore Cem. (Sec.

21). The family wiH return to 404 Windsor Drive, Cherry Hat, NJ. (BERSCHLER). VISINTIN Of Erdenheim, On March 31, 1984, DANIEL S. husband ot Marion H.

(nee Po2zuoio), and father of Marv Ann, Joanne, Daniel and Michael; 12 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to call at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 814 Bethlehem Pike, Fri. 9 AM Mass of Christian Burial 10 AAA St. Genevieve Church, Flourtown. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. The tamrtv prefers memorials be sent in his name to St. Joseph's ViHa, Flourtown, Pa. 19031. WALSH April 1, 198, GEORGE 1., of Altoona, formerly of Frankford, husband ot Kathleen (nee Harnqan), father of Kathleen Chirico, brother of Steve Walsh and Mary Shoch, son of Stephen and Marv Walsh; also survived bv grandchildren.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 AJVL, NUTLY FUNERAL HOME, Fkd. Ave. and Church St. Service 10 AJVL Int. Forest HiMs Cem.

Friends mav call Fri. aft. 7 P.M. Parking on premises. In lieu of flowers, family prefers contributions his name to your favorite charity.

WARD Apri 1, 19M, THOMAS P. beloved husband of Mildred A. (nee Schopoe), father of Thomas P. Jr. (of Marietta, grandfather of John and Michael, brother of James, Rosemary Masson and WtHiam.

Relatives, friends, former employees of Yale A Towne and members of The Plasterers Union Local No. 0, are invited fo attend his funeral on Fri. 9:30 AM, from THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 6421 Frankford Ave. (at Levtck St.) Mass of Christian Burial II AJVY, St. Leo's Church.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends mav cad on Thurs. eve. WASIKONIS Suddenly, April 1, 1984, ANNA, beloved wife of the late Stanlev and mother of Mrs.

Anna Detrtck and Joseph F. Benvak; also survived bv 7 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren; in her 82nd year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Sat 8-30 A from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-IS Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, at the Church of St.

Hilary ot Poitiers, 10 A.M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may caH Fri. 7 to 9 PJVL WHITEHEAD CATHERINE E.

(nee Byrne), of Bucks for. mertv of Apm 1, 198, betoved mother of Catti-erme Fisnman, of Eileen D'Amico, of Rich boro. Rewne Sweet, ot Levtffown, Franceen Del Guerico, of Lanqhorne, Pa. and Jamse Maiiov, of Levitt own. also survived bv her mother, Elua beth Byrne, of Lima, brother, Oeoroe Bvme, of Union, NJ.

and II grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to a Mass of Christian Burial on at 10 AJVL Our Ladv ot Grace Church, Penndel, Pa. Wit. be at the convenience of the family. Me-morials tn the form of Mass Cards are preferred.

(Arr. bv JAMES DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME, INC, 2200 Trenton Rd Levtttown, ZIEGELMAIR GERTRUDE, Apri 1, 116, of Ambler, beloved wife of John, devoted mother of Linda N. Mavnard. Joan M. Alberts, Sister of Wattev Gieeer, 3 orandchttdren.

Relatives and friends invited to caN 10 AJVL, Trinity Lutheran Church, 1000 Mam Lansdale, 19444. Services 11 AJVL, tnt. Lawnview Cem. Memorials her name to ttteabove Churchwould be apore- ln Wemoriams GCDSHALL, DOROTHY Mv beloved wife, on her Birthday, always in my heart and prayers. Sadly missed by husband, Alfred.

BACDZINSXI Anrll 19M, ALEXANDER, brfoved husband Helen (ne Stinttiewtci), of Sharon HM, brother of Ann Maria Kalinowtka and Zoned Bagdzinski Poland, broltier-in-law of Blanche and Irene Stanlrewtcz, Ai-pnonM and Blanch sianblewki, Edward and Hit SlankwwKi; also survived bv niecet and nephews. Ndahves, friends, members Polish American Con-rut, Polish Heritage Polish FaRons ot Man-avunk, Sharon HM Leisure Club, SW Polish American Ctub, and CE Quarter Century Club are invited to can eve. after 7 PJW. at KISH FUNERAL HOME, SM Eknwood Ave. Mass ot Christian Burial, St.

Mary ot Ciestochowa, 9:30 AM. int. Holy Cross vem. f-amny prefers mass cards. BAIN On Apr! 1, WILLIAM husband of SKna (no Beach), 6th Lindenwold, aoe 48, beloved father of Wiliem, ot Lindenwold, Rosemary Stewart, -of Mantua and Walter, of Lirdenwold; also survived bv 9 orandchildren and one brother, Bernard, of Som-merdaK.

Relatives and friends ot the family are invited to attend the funerl on at 9 from THE OANKS-HINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 12S N. Whit 1 Horse Pike, Lindenwold, J. Mass of Christian Buri-t, 10 A.M., from St. Lawrence Church, Lindenwold. Int.

Gate of Heaven Cemw Berlin, NJ. Friends may cat Fit v. 7 1 9 P.M. BARNES Apri lU, ROBERT, husband fo the late Arm (nee PMD.Mther of Dolores Pino and Nancy Nesbttt; also survived by his mother Met Barnes, 3 sisters, brother, 9 grandchildren, great grandchildren and dear friend Anna Schwaab. Relatives and friends invited to tb Viewing Thurs.

7 to 9 RM. RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st St. and Snvdw Ave. Int. private.

Services Tnurs. PJW at the Funeral Home. BENYAK Pleas see. WASIKONIS Notice, a BERCHICK Apr! 1, 19M, EDWARD, beloved husband of Isabel M. (nee McCaH), devoted father of Deborah Presstev and Cynthia Chomiszewski, brother of Stella Nicgorskl, Jennie Higman and Joseph Berchtck; also survived bv 2 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends invited to his funeral Sat 9 AJVL, at THE ROWLAND-MYERS FUNERAL HOME, 7013-15 Torresdale Ave. Services, 10 AJVL Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Viewing Fri. eve.

7 to 9. Contributions made in his memory to The Disston Memorial Presbyterian Church, Tyson Ave. and Glemoch Phila. 19 135 would be preferred. (Parking on premises).

BERRY Of Phila April 2, 1914, ANNA mother of Mary Am Taboga, John V. Berry and David J. Berry; also survived by 2 grandchildren, one brother and one sister. Mass of Christian Burial Fri. 10.30 AJVL, at St.

Martin of Tours Church. Viewing 9 to 10 A An. at FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, Bustleton Ave. Int. Holy Sepulchre Com.

BLASKO ANDREW on April 2, 1984, beloved husband of Anna (nee Vidra), father ot Edward and Nancy Snow Fratrik, grandfather of Diane Orzehoski, brother of Larry Blasko and Yola Gorman. Relatives, friends, members of A. and employees of The Budd Co. are invited to the funeral Sat. 8:30 AJVL, from THE WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 4902 Rising Sun Ave.

and to the Mass of Christian Burial 10 AJVL, from St. William's R. C. Church. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may cat FrL eve. after 7 PJVL BLUMBERG Suddenly, April 2, 1984, LEON of Richboro, beloved husband ot Elsie H. (nee George), dearest father of Charlotte H. Greene and John G.

Blumberg, brother ot Rozella V. Becker. Private services with kit. in Union Cem. will be held at the convenience ef the family.

Contributions in his memory may be made to a charily of the donors choice. (Arr. JOSEPH A. FLUEHR III, RICHBOBOa BUTNER Apri 2, 1984, ELIZABETH KNAPHLE Of BroomaH, Pa wife of the late George W. Burner, beloved mother of George Christopher Burner; also survived bv 3 grandchildren, her niece Marie Fritz and her nephew Larry Knaphle.

Mass ef Christian Burial Fri. 1 PJvL, St. Pius Church, Lawrence Rd BroomaH, where relatives and friends are invited to call after 12 noon. (McCONAGHY FUNERAL SERVICE -ARDMORE) BYRNE March 30, 1984, MARIE M. (nee KeHv), of Haver-town, wife of the late Eugene and mother of Margaret Bvrne-CampbeH, Brian, Kevin, and Jean Marie O'Neill; also survived by her sister, Mrs.

Catherine Len-ahan, 3 grandchildren and her good friend, Thomas McDonagh. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral Fri 8:45 AJVL, from THE NEW ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL BUILDING, 8445 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby, Pa. (below Twp. Line Rd Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM St.

Berna dene's R.C. Church, Drexel HiH. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Thurs.

eve. 7 to 9 PJVL CASSIDY MARGARET AprH 1, 1984, beloved mother of Margaret, Eileen Ingeitdo, Susan Ogrodnek, Judith and Paul; also survived bv 5 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial 9:45 AJVL, St. Bernard's Church, Cottage and Ble.ofl Sts. kit.

private. (OGRODNEK AND SON FUNERAL OIRECTORS, 457-3033). CASTRATARO On AprH 1, 1984, LORETTA M. (neeRugiano), of Glen Oaks, N.J age 81, wife ol the late Michael mother of Anna Marie Mosco and John Caitrataro, both of Laurel Springs, M.X and Michael. Castrataro, ef Bell-r tnawr, N.J.; t4 grandchildren and 17 great gnandchll-' dren.

Relatives and friends will meet 8:30 AJVL, Sat at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, 124 S. Black Horse Pike, Runnemede, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJVL, Agnes R.C. Church, Coles Rd Blenheim, N.J. Entombment New St.

Mary's Mausoleum, Bed-mawr, N.J. Friends may caH FrL eve. after 7 at the Funeral Home. COWGILL AprH 1, 1984, GEORGE formerly of Rorborough, brother of Norman, Kathrvn C. Haefner and Margaret Kelly; also survived bv many nephews and nieces.

Relatives, friends invited to caH at THE JAMES H. TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 4078 Ridge Ave Rox Sat. from 10-11 AJVL, to attend his viewing, followed bv his funeral service Sat II AJVL (No viewing Fri. Int. private.

COYLE MARY ANNETTE nee Graham) Apri 7, 19S of Oak Lane, wife of the late Joseph A. Covte mother of Annette M. Peitzman, Mary Patricia, Joseph A. Brian Matthew Katherine E. Levins and Charles M-, daughter of Estene N.

Graham, sister of Frank C. and Edward V. Graham, grandmother of Annette T. Peitzman. Relatives and friends, employ ees of Bishop McDevttt High School are mvittd to participate in her Mass of Christian Burial St.

Helena's Church Sat. 10 AM. Friends may call Fri. eve. 7 to 9.

Donations in her memory to Fox Chase Cancer Center, 770) Shelmire Phila. 1911 1 would be greatly appreciated bv her family. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem, CRAIG On AprH 2, 1984, JAMES suddenly, of Oxford Circle, beloved husband of Dunne J. (nee Groves) and devoted father ot Karen Craig, William Carson, Carol Barton and Nancy Craig, father-in-law of Blane Barton; also survived bv 2 brothers, 7 sisters and one grandchild.

Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral Sat after 9 AJVL, at THE JAMES M. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, S00 E. Bender St. (at 4100 N. Rising Sun Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Marhn de Tours Church, 10:30 AJVL mt. WWiam Pom Cem Feastervdto, P. No evening vicwing. CUSTER. Apri 2, 1984, ef Warminster, formerty of Jenkmtown, ANNA (nee Newlands), mother ef Jack, Helen Sen-tuici, Ouida Hammond, Fred, June Cannon, sister ef Jennie Norton; also survived bv grandchildren, great granchMren and great great grandchildren.

Relatives, friends and members ef McKeown-Zane Post 1711 V.F.W invited to service Sat 10 AJVL, JOS. J. McGOLDRICK FUNERAL HOME, West Ave and Cedar St Jenkmtown. mt. Hillside Cam.

Friends mav can at the Funeral Home Fri. eve. Apr. 198, LOUIS beloved husband of CarmHa (nee DtMuiio), devoted father of Loretla, John and Louis; also survived bv one sister, Dorothy Bove. Rel atives and friends are invited to the funeral Sat.

9 AJVL, from BALDI FUNERAL HOME, 1331 S. Broad 5L Mass of Christian Burial, St. Monica's Church, 10 AJVL Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Fri.

eve. 7-10. Ample parking on premises. DeGRANDIS ROSA (nee Aitegr), on Apr) 1, 1984, beloved wife of the late Anthony, dearest mother of Mrs. Loretta Ali, beloved mother-in-law ef Mrs.

Rosemarie Mank; also grandchildren, 2 greet grandchadren, and mother of the late Themes. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her viewing FrL morning from 8:45 to 10:30 AJVL from LEONETT1 FUNERAL HOME INC N.E. Cor. of Broad A woH Sts. Mass of Christian Buriat at II AJVL, Holy Spun Church, 19th and Geary St.

Phaa. bit. Holy Cress Cem. DLUTZ EMMA, on March 31, 184, betoved wife ef the lateE -m4, mother of Em, Waiter, Ruth Redeter, sister of Ludwig Kampia; also survived bv grandchildren and her great granddaughter. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service Fn 10:30 AJVL, from THE WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 5th St and Roosevelt Blvd.

(Parking en premises). Int. White-marsh Memorial Park. Friends may can FrL ttr JUt AJVL NO wmwmv I IHM s. DOUGLAS et Abeigten, Pa.

WILLIAM H. Apri 2. 1984, age 40 years, sen et the late John L. and Ann McGivnn, brother ef Jack, Norman and Jerry Douglas and Jeanette Haigh, Arm Maine n. Lvan Keorkuman and Victoria Grece Relatives and friends also Veterans ef Fore-gn wars, he was a member ef The Purple Heart Society, and a former Got Pro with Oak Park Gotf Club, Horsham, are etvtted to services Sat.

11 JO AJVL CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON, 1801 Old York Rd. at Old Welsh Rd. Interment private. Parkin On pi1 Offal MS. EARL MARION BLEW, age n.

formerty ef Cotegevta. Pa resident et Cent for the oast 4 veers. Widow et Law-sen S. Earl, mother et Bab Eerl and Lvtwi Gosa, witst whom sh resided, and on rndsn. A Memorial Service wJ be held at St.

James Church Perkieme. Cokig Vs. Pa Sat Apr, sth at 2 PJVL EMBERGER A or I t4, MARY T. (nee Berdoril, el 7432 O.terd wife of the lafe Georoe fMfoved mother of George else survived by grendchedren and 2 great grndchedrn. Relatives, friends owned her Mast ef Christie Burial Sat HJ0 AJVL, St.

Lee's Church. Viewing we be held from THE WALTER J. MEYERS FUNERAL HOME, 4443-45 Torresdale Ave. let Unruhl, Fri. eve.

7 te 4 IPernmg on Movers let. Vande and Unruh Sts oVecltv bene Funeral Home i. Donations to The Lhne Sisters ef the Peer, SJOO Chester Ave Phda 1913 weuw be preferred. ESFOSITO tddvv, on Aort) 2. to, ROBERT H.

et Radnor, prev-wsty et Upper Derby, swrveree) bv kn me-iec Ed Espesit. ot looer Carbv Funeral services Set. II 30 AJVL, THE VlDtON GIBSON FUNERAL NOME, Sprout and Lawrence Rdl Breema. Pa where trieidt may cal one hour rm te sernces. mt.

lem. at Pa kit are Fri te FIELDING DONALD W. SR. en Aor. I9W, father of Jodie To-bin, Donald Sharon Cannon, and Lis Multee, brother of Elizabeth Dieter, Barbara Fietdine and Frank Fielding and 4 ftrandchlldrea Services wW be private.

Memorial Donations to FaHs United Methodist Church, lilt Indian Queen Lane, Phisav Pa. 19 129. FISCHER U3CLUI ie, marat ji, ith, ot utnv aurvTveQ dv friends and neighbors. Funeral services 10 AM, from JOHN P. CIVNISH'S, Jth St.

at Chelten Ave. (4100 N. ith Friends may eall aft. 9 AJVL GALLAGHER AprH 19M of North Wles formerly of Roxborough, FLORENCE L. (nee Biswv), beloved wH of the late James P.

and devoted mother of J. Richard Caaagher and Jay Garlagheri also survived bv 4 grandchildren end one gret grannchitd. Retartvei end h-Mfds are invited to her viewing Fri. 9 AM at St. Stamsuius Church, LansdM foes wed by her Mass of Chris nan Burll It AJvL Entombment St.

Patrick's Morris town. No viewing Thurs. bv SIMCOX- MclCVAIME FUNERAL HOn, Unsdate). GALLO HELEN MARIE, of Long Beach Twp en AprH 1, 19M, age 73, formerly of Dret end Pompene Beach, beloved wife of Joseph mother of Joseph A. of Springfield, Frank, el Haddonhetd, NJ.

end Theresa Lauff, of Omen Hots, sister of Fred Emst, of Clifton Hgtv, and Oororhy Wootten, of Ship Bottom, also surviving are it grandchildren nd 1 great grandchildren. Reletrvev friends invited to attend the funeral en Thurs. 9: JO AJVL, from BUGBEE-RtGGS FUNERAL HOME, I Ith St. and Ship Bottom, NJ. Mass ot Christian Burial, II from St.

Thomas of VManwa R.C. Church, Surf City, NJ. Int. Holy Cross Yea don, Pa MS PM Donations may be mad to Tht American Cancer Society. GIANNATTASI0 i Suddenly, April 1, I9SAV EDITH, L.

of SW PhUa daughter of the fate Louis and Agnes Giannattasie, sister of Mary Carbon, Julie O'Alonzo, Helen Miller, Anna Apanter and the late Joseph. Relatives, friends are Invited to can Fri after 7 PJVL at KISH FUNERAL HOME, SM Elm wood Ave Phi. Mass of Christian Burial, Our Lady of Loreto Church, Sat 9J0 AJVL Int Holy Cross Com. GRANT March 3, 19M, LEON H. ef 2924 W.

Glenwood Ave husband of Mabel (nee Clark Grant, father ef Calvin, La Verne, Sheila, Dorothy, Leona and Leon, grandfather of Gerald, ShakitHa, Vincent, Jamal 4 Neceta, son of Mrs. Dorothy B. Murphy and Mr. Leon Grant. Relatives, friends and coworkers ef City of Phila.

Sanitation Dept. are invited to Funeral Services Sat. Apri 5m at 11 AJVL Viewing 9 te 11 AJVL DovereauK United Methodist Church, 26th and Allegheny Ave. Int. Merlon Memorial Park, Cynwyd, Pa.

(Professional Services by POWELL FUNERAL HOME, INC.) GROENE'-HESSER an April 1, 1984, NAHM. (neeO'NeW), beloved wife of the late Russell and mother of John W. Hesser til, her 94th year. Relatives azftl friends are invited to attend funeral services. I0JO AJVL, from JOHN F.

FLUEHR AND SONS, 3391-15 Cottman Aye. kit. Mt. Peace Cem. Friend may caN Fri.

7 to 9 PJVL HANAUER JACOB R. (JAKE), on AprH 1, 1984, Of Clifton Heights, Pa beloved husband of Esther M. (nee Lynch) Hanauer, beloved father of Michael Han-auer; also survived bv one granddaughter Mary Fran Hanauer, brother of Ann Michels, Herbert Hanauer and Joseph Hanauer. Relatives, employees of ARCO and friends are invited to his funeral Sat, 8:30 AJVL, FUNERAL HOME, 440 E. Springfield Rd pringfield.

Pa. and to his viewing Fri. eve. Mass of Christian Burial Sat. 9:30 AJVL, Holy Cross Church, Springfield, Pa.

kit SS. Peter andf aul Cam. (Parking on premises). KAPPOLDT HARRISON P. March 31, 1984, of Haverford, Pa formerly ot Mavfair, surviving are 2 aunts Agnes D.

Evans and Dorothy AHen; also surviving are several cousins. Relatives, friends and employees of the Phila. Naw Yard are invited to the funeral on Sat. 11 AJVL, J. W.

DEAN'S, 7900 Oxford Ave Fox Chase. Int. Lawnview Cem. Friends may cek Sat, from If) AJVL tHI kmc of service. HILTON SALLY M.

(nee Gudmundsen), on April 2, (984, of WiHow Grove, beloved wife of Leslie mother of Robert Leslie N. Jr. and Sally A. Bukatv; also survived by 2 grandchildren, Jennifer A. Hilton and Andrew Bukatv and a sister, Cathrvn McEwen, of Mass.

Relatives, friends invited to a Burial Eucharist on Sat April 5th, at 10 AJVL, St. Anne's Episcopal Church, Otd York Rd. at Old Welsh Rd Abington, 19001. mt. Hillside Cem.

Friends may caH 9 AJVL, Sat at CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON, 1801 Old York Rd. at Old Welsh Rd Abington. Memorial may be made in her name to the above mentioned Church. KOTTEL ABRAM S. March 29, 1984, of Brvn Mawr, after a long Mness, husband of Aithea Kratz Hottel; survived by a brother, B.

Franklin Hottel, of Bridgeton, N.J. Service and interment private. In lieu ot flowers, contributions In his memory may be made to Library of University ef Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. 19 104, JEHANIAN SHMAVON, April 1, 19; beloved husband ef Ov-sanna, devoted lather of Beargend Mary Kazaniian; grandfather of Karen, Beari, Armena, Michael and Jeffrey. His funeral service be 11 AJVL, SL Gregory's Armenian Church, 8701 Ridge Ave PhHa.

Int. Arlington Cem. Memorial contributions may mad to the Church. Arr. bv VRAkVL JONES ANNA C.

(nee Watts); AprH 1, 1984, wife of the late Lionel Jones; survived bv niece Rosemary Wu and Theresa Barrett. Relatives, friends, and The Third Order of St. Francis are Invited to her Funeral on Sat 8 AJVL from THE JAMES A. McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 4709-11 Frankford Ave. (at Un-ruh Ave.) Mass of Christian Burial 9 AJVL St.

Timothy's Church. Int. Calvary Cem. Friends may caH FrL eve. after 7.

In lieu of Rowers the famitv would appreciate Mass Offerings. Parting on premises. JONES AprH 1, 196, MARY IDA, daughter of Hannah Dea, mother of Kathleen Dougherty, Eileen Rispo; also survived bv 7 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, sister of Edward, Lorraine, Catherine, Elizabeth, Martin, Charlotte and Karon, dear frtends of Ray Crane. Relatives and friends are invited to the viewing FrL eve. 7 to 9 PJVL, THE ROSE FUNERAL HOME.

2416 Bridge SL Bridesburg. Inf. private. JUADSCIS Apr 1, 1984, CATHERINE (born Wvdro), wife of the late Charles Juadkis, mother of Joseph and Mary Sopcivnski, sister of Marv Riedet; also survived bv one granddaughter, Kathleen Murtha. Relatives and friends invited to attend her funeral FrL, at JOHN R.

DEAOY FUNERAL HOME, 250) S. Camac St Mass of Christian Burial, 10:10 AJVL, Stella Maris R.C. Church. Int. Holy Crass Cent.

Viewing, Fri, morning, 9-10 AJVL KAPUSNIAK AprH 1984, JOHN C. ef Carlton beloved son of the late John and Agnes Kapusniak and brother of Mrs. Josephine Egner, Charles and Edward. Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing on Fri. at 8 A.M., in THE DINAN-BRENNAN FUNERAL HOME, 1921-23 Spring Garden St foHewed bv a Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 AJVL, in the Cathedral Basilica of SS.

Peter and Paul. (Chapel) kit. Holy Cross Com. There wi no viewing on Thurs. eve.

KELLY Apr! 1, 1984, ANDREA B. (nee Holland), beloved wife William of Holland, dearest mother of wetiam and Robert Mcintosh, Widam J. KeHv, Bruce Patrick KeHv, and the late Joan R. KeHv, daughter ot Mrs. Josephine (nee Achs) Hotand, sister of Robert Hoi-land and Catherine Poskus.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her funeral Sat 1030 AJVL, from JOSEPH A. FLUEHR, IN FUNERAL HOME, 100 New-town-Richboro Rd. (at Hotand Richboro, and to Mats ol Christian Burial, 12 o'clock Noon, St. Bene the Venerable Church. Int.

Resurrection Cem. Friends mav call FrL eve. 1 to 9 PJVL Contributions her memory mav be made to The American Oncologic Hospital, Central and Shelmire Aves PhHa. 19 1 1 1. KENNEDY MARGARET S.

LOWER KENNEDY en Wed Apr! 2, 1984. wife ot the late Edward F. Kennedy and betoved mother of Joan Cioiko, Edward J. and Dennis F. Kennedy, grandmother ef 1 1.

Family and friends mavjeal Fri. eve. between 7 and 9 PJVL GEITNER'S OF OLNEY, Godfrey Ave. at Lawrence St. and are invited to participate in a Mass ot Christian Burial Sat.

morning at II o'clock Church of St. Helen, kit. Holy Sepulchre Com. KLEIN Apr! 1, 1984, MARY (nee Barbour); in her 44th veer, beloved mother ef Ruth. Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri II AJVL, MANN FUNERAL HOME, 219 W.

Tabor Rd. (at American), where friends mav cal after 10 AJVL bit. Lawnview Cem. KSXOWAL, SR. On Apr! 2, 1984, JOSEPH, ef Wtssa husband of the late Caroline (nee Brown) and father ef Joseoh Florence Zukowski; else survived bv grandchadren, Michael Konowat, Aim Marie Pedute, Mark.

Matthew, Lee Ann and Chester Zukowski, Jr brother of Louis, Paul, Stephen, Wiaiam, Helen McManus, Eka Bieiski, Marv Rash and the late John and SameeL Relatives and friends are invited te his funeral Sat 7:30 AJVL, PAUL J. KARCSH FUNERAL HOME, l2-144 Cotton Mvk. Resurrection Liturgy et Immaculate Conception Cafhecrai, 9 AJVL kit. Westminster Cem. Friends may call Fri eve.

te 9 PJvL hi heu ef Me nr rimli HmilnrtS memory te The Covenant House, co Fr. Bruce Ritter, 40 W. 41st St New York City, N.Y. 10034. KRAUSS On Apr! 2, 1984, GEORGE W.

husband el the late Adein (nee Bebb) Krauts, fattier ef Madred Taylor, Adena States end Edith Fervor; 13 grandchadren. 27 great grandchedreei and to great greet grandchadren, brother et Ruth Anitsch, Chorion Lvtwi end WBMm Krauss. Services be held Fri. Aon 4, at 11 AJVL, Sunset Memorial Park. In aeu el aewerv donatwm may be sent the Mam, Hemes, Ekubethtew.

Pa. 17022. KROLL Aorl 1, 1984, YETTA (nee CotaWg). SKI Ont York Rd toiinettv ef Watheigeen Can. ElkM Park, wife et the late Harry Krea, mfhr et Hannah Somers.

Sidney Krea en) Ciara Abramsen; etse survived bv 4 grendchedren end 4 greet ernocndrL Private services were held Weel Apt 2, rM4. (JOSEPH LEVfNE AND SON). LOXGO Aorl 2, tee. JENNIE, beloved sitter AneeSiia, Mary Schuyler, James. Wehem end Jeseph Long.

Reianves and friends ere Invited te funeral Sat, I AJVL, from THE ACHILLE A. IHOiHITO FUMERAL HOME, 705-07 Christian St. Mass ef Chrtstwn Burial, AJVL, St. Mary M.uuile Do Paui Churcfc. Holy Cress Com.

Viewing Fn.v.)fo la. LCPD March 31. re. ME Nf B. Hevertord.

husband ef the tale Marie nee FarreaiLerd. tether Mrs. Marie Jane MMitentiaA. et Manen: survived bv hn grandson, Raeert Patterson and a greet erenelaeegtner Mast at On una burial. Fri 10-30 AJVL, Our Mother et Good Counsel Church, Brvn Mawr wt St.

Oeeas Cem. ReSettves and tneads mvned te cal at The McCOMaghy funeral HOME, Lancaster and Wyemtn) A vet Ardmor, ner 9 AJVL Aftemenei ceeerewhens irtev be see the A.L.S. Center. II uiouioy Oeet, Hatuwma Hescrfei, Plata Pa. 19 IN.

Erik Bruhn, 57, artistic director of the National Ballet of Canada and one of the finest classical dancers of his generation, died Tuesday at To- ronto General Hospital. He (Jied two'. weeks after he was diagnosed as having lung Mr. Bruhn, who had been the ballet's artistic director since the middle of 1983, was its choreographer, dance coach and director of repertoire. His appointment culminated a 20-year association with the National Ballet as both dancer and choreogra- pher.

He was known in the United States as a leading dancer with the American Ballet Theater, a handsome, blond, well-muscled performer who leaped to fame in 195S when he appeared with the company in Giselle. His subsequent appearances with such stars as Maria Tallchief in Miss Julie were before capacity audiences. Born in Copenhagen, Denmark, he 1 graduated from the Royal Danish Ballet School in 1947. He made his professional debut with the Metropolitan Ballet in England, but he was quickly drawn back to his homeland 4 Thursday, April 3, 1986 and joined the Royal Danish Ballet. For years he divided his time between the Danish company and the American Ballet Theater, with time out for a staggering number of guest appearances, ranging from- work with the New York City Ballet to the Bolshoi Ballet.

He danced with nearly every great ballet company across the world, performing with such partners a Carla. Fracci, Alicia Alonso Cynthia Gregory and Jiatalia Makarova. He began his relationship with the National Ballet. 'of Canada with his, 1964 staging of Iq Sylphide. From 1967 through 1971 he also served as artistic director of the Royal Swedish Ballet in Stockholm.

Though he retired from leading roles in 1972, he continued to appear in character parts. He recently commissioned a new work, Alice, by Glen Tctley. The work, inspired by Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, is to have its U.S. premier in July at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. An appreciation of Erik Bruhn, a dancer's dancer.

Page 3-E. George L. Walsh In a 1968 photograph WPVT-TV in 1974 and spent the next six years as sales and production manager at WATN-TV in Syra-cuac, N.Y. He remained active in the field. He spent last week in Atlantic City, judging entries for National Headliners Club awards.

Mr. Walsh was a member of the board of directors of the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters, pres-ident of the Advertising Club of Central Pennsylvania and a member of the Altoona Association of Manufacturing Representatives. He was former vice president of the Philadelphia chapter of the Broadcasting Pioneers and a former member of the board of directors of the National Association of Television Program Executives. Surviving are his wife. Kathleen Harrigan Walsh; a daughter.

Kathleen Chirico; his parents, Mary and Stephen Walsh; two grandchildren; a brother, and a sister. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Nulty Funeral Home, Frankford Avenue and Church Street. A funeral will be held there at 10 a.m. Saturday.

Jag1" George L. Walsh, 065 was pioneer in Phila. television George Walsh, 56, former program director for Channel 6 and a pioneer in the development of television in Philadelphia, died Tuesday in Altoona, Pa. A former resident of the Bustleton section, he lived in Holli-daysburg, south of Altoona. A native of Philadelphia; he grew up in Frankford and watched television go from test patterns and studio orchestras to variety shows and amateur hours.

Guessing that television would grow into an industry in its own right, Mr. Walsh, then a 21-year-old looking for opportunity, took a job as an apprentice cameraman with Channel 6. then known as WFIL-TV. That' was in 1951, a time when Sports and news were aired on an almost experimental basis. As Lewis Klein, former president of Gateway Communications and Mr.

Walsh's former boss, recalls it, the apprentice cameraman fit right in. Relaxed, popular, happy, outgoing i 4 n-nnrmtir wnro InHolg rrvwnrtr- -o ers applied to the new man. So he seemed to be the man for the job, any job. In the years that followed, he worked as cameraman, studio crew chief, producer, director, production manager and, in 1966, program director. Those were years when he put Dick Clark and his American Bandstand on the air, when Gene London.

Al Alberts, Chief Halftown and Sally Starr's programs were virtually unchallenged. He also handled coverage of Phillies games and directed production of the then-new 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscasts. He also found time to produce two award-winning documentary Sorrow on the Rocks, a film on alcoholism, and Exploring the Fine Arts.

Mr. Walsh left Channel 6 now More obituaries appear today on Page 2-D. CONTAINS YOUR 'SCRA TCH IT RICH' GAME CARD, TOO1 0 VEH: JAMES FARElfflUO, MARY TYLER HW0RE THIS SVUDM, APRIL 6, Hi fHjWj Ificlnqutrcr 4tAj0A0kJ.