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10-C Friday, June 20, 1986 The Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices 1L KCRELLO June II, 1916. FRANK SR. beloved husband of Fran-cesca Moreno, devoted fattier el Anthony Merete. Frank Moreno Jr. and Pasquate Moreno; else survived bv 14 grandchildren, a brother, Tony Merete and 2 sisters.

Rose DiLeonardo and Marasteaa Cien-none. Relatives, friends Invited to his funeral Mon. 9 AM CASSIZZI FUNERAL HOME, 2911-17 Thompson St. followed by Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, Mother ot Divine Grace Church. Emombment 41, top French comedian Death Notices DIKAN Of Letavette Ha, on June II, ltM, John husband ot Frances M.

and lather of Jack E. and Sharyn Tierney; also survived bv I granddaughter Melissa J. Dman. Relatives and friends are invited to services Sat. 105 AM at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 114 Bethlehem Pike.

hit. private. Friends may visit wit the famov Sat. from 9:30 AM Parking on premises. lieu ot towers, memorials, in his name, may be sent to: The American Cancer Society.

DUFFIELD JOSEPHINE on June 14, lni, formerly of Upper Darbv, survived by her sister, Mary Turse and her niece, Mildred Shaw. Funeral service win be Mon, 11 AM, at DOYLE-STONELAKE FUNERAL HOME, 13-15 E. Baltimore Ave. Lansdowne. kit.

Femwood Cem. Friends may cat after 10J0 AM, Moil at the Funeral Horn. ENGEL EDNA (nee Riggings), on June 17, 1916, ot Moor-estown, wife of the late Elwood and dearest mother of Lorraine Fleishman, of Moorestown. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service 10 AM, at THE INGLESBYGIVNISH FUNERAL HOME, 600 E. Main Maple Shade, N.J.

Int. West Laurel Hill Bala Cvnwyd. Friends may call Fri. eve. from 7 to 9 PM and Sat.

morning after 9 AM at the Funeral Home. FITZGIB30M June 19, 1916, EDITH M. (nee Jackson), betoved wife of Joseph H. Firzgibbon, ot Deerfield Beach, devoted mother of Joseph, Janet and Terrance; loving grandmother of Jeffrey and Megan Fitzgibhon, sister ot Mrs. Mary McCann and Mrs.

Ella Swanson. Relatives and friends are invited to call at THE KOVACS FUNERAL HOME, S30 W. Woodland Spring-held, Pa 9:30 AM, and to her Mass ot Christian Burial, 11 AM, St. Kevin's Church. Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. He found other outlets for the often impertinent, sometimes vulgar humor that tended to shock audiences as much as it amused them. He and fellow comedian Thierry le Luron staged a mock marriage last year to poke fun at an elaborate wedding planned for a popular television newscaster. Coluche, wearing a traditional white bridal dress with a blond wig, and le Luron, in a morning coat and top hat, were taken by a horse-drawn carriage to a reception at a restaurant on the Champs Elysees, to the amusement of nearly 1,000 spectators.

The two said they did it because they could not bear to see the magazines and newspapers monopolized by Yves Mourousi, host of a midday news program. Campaigning in standard costume yellow tennis shoes, seersucker overalls and a red-white-and-blue sash Coluche took on France's leading figures. He ridiculed Communist leader Georges Marchais as "the only candidate who is trying harder than I am to lose the election." He promised to give up politics if Marchais would give up being a clown. And he gave candidates' policies much the same treatment, noting that Marchais was not opposed to immigration: "He applauded when the Russians went into Afghanistan." After five months of campaigning, withdrew from the race, complaining that his opponents were getting all the laughs. OBITUARIES Coluche, Coluche, 41, France's most popular comedian and sometime presidential candidate, was killed yesterday when the motorcycle he was riding collided with a truck at Opio near Grasse on the Riviera.

The comedian, who delighted his audiences by mocking politicians, and poking fun at other well-known figures, was also a humanitarian who set up a chain of "restaurants of the heart" to feed poor people during the winter. Off stage and out of the public eye, the comedian traveled under his real name Michel Colucci and spent much of his time preparing or racing his motorcycle. Last year, he tried to break a world motorcycling speed record on an Italian track. Police said he was riding alone on Deaths elsewhere Russell W. Dayton, 75, an engineer who helped develop both the photocopying system and the nuclear submarine, died Wednesday at his home in Worthington, Ohio.

His interest in xerography led Bat-telle Memorial Institute in Columbus to develop the process until the Haloid Co. took it over and changed its name to Xerox. "He was the first person at Battelle to sense the importance of Chester Carlson's process of xerography," said Battelle spokesman Jim Hunkler. "He changed the world's idea of office copying." After World War II, Mr. Dayton coordinated research at Battelle that led to the first nuclear-powered submarine, the Nautilus, Hunkler said.

Dr. Leonard B. Ferucci, 82, a retired dentist, died Tuesday at the Alpine Home in Hershey, Pa. A 1927 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Ferucci practiced dentistry in Hershey for 54 uiuwi -w ti.

"i QKiii rry i mm mium Mr1 norf ummwiMviiii NEGREY Suddenly, June 1986, EDITH T. (nee Byrnes), w19e .1 C- ni II 1 1.. Ill mil mother of John N. Negrev, Jr. MO.

Gerald W. Ht-grev, Jean Letotskv and Janet L. Negrev; grand-mother el Susan, Jack, Michaet, AHcia are! Danny Negrev; also survived bv server al nieces and nepk-ews. Relatives and friends are invited te THE FUNERAL HOME OF JOHN STRETCH, E. Eagle and St.

Denis Havertown, FrL 7 to 9 PM, and to the Mass of Christian Burial, Sacred Heart Church, Sat. 10 AM mt. Holy Sepulchre Com. in lieu of flewers. Mass Cards would be preferred.

NEUMAN June II, 1986, SHIRLEY R. ot Towers of Windsor, Cherry HW, N.J., sister of LHvan N. Cylinder; also survived by nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services 2J0 PM, Crescent Burial Park, Rte. 130 and Westfteld Penmauken, NJ.

(Arr. PLATT MEMORIAL CHAPELS, Cherry Hit, NJ.L O'RCURXE JAMES en June II, 1986, of Horsham, formerly of North Hills, husband of Margaret Mary (nee Alien) and father of James and Edward; also survived bv grandchildren, Mass of Christian Burial, Mon. 10 AM, Oueen of Peace Church, 120 North Hits Ave. North Hits. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Com. Resahves and friends are invited to the Church, Sun. eve. 7 to 9 PM Mass Cards would be appreciated. Arrangements by WILLIAM R.MAY FUNERAL HOME).

PETERMAN EDWARD W. age 54, on June NM, loving husband of Nancv (nee Oohessev), lather el Edward W. Michael and Thomas Peterman, Kethy Kearney, Patricia Barry, Margaret Crowtev and Alice Peter-man. He is also survived bv 10 grandchtdren, as wet as, his brother, Howard Peterman. Friends and members of V.F.W.

Post 1597, Croydon Forrest Hers A.C Club and employees of the City ot Phea. License and Inspections may cat Fri. eve. 7 to 9 PM to the HAROLD B. MULLIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 11010 Knights Rd A Mass of Christian Burial wM be ottered for him Sat.

10 AM, at Christ the King R-C Church, ml. Resurrection Cem. Bensatem, Pa. hi leu ot towers, expressions ot sympathy in his memory may be made to Ihe Sunshine Foundation, 4010 Levick St. Phea.

Pa. 19 1 35 or Ihe Spina Btfada Foundation, P.O. Box 116, Lorni, Pa. 19052. RICE June II, 1986, ESTHER (nee Arnold), wMe of the late Norman N.

Rice; survived by nieces and nephews. Services and interment private. Contributions her memory may be mode to the Norman N. Rice Award of Central High School. (ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS).

ROBERTSON LEANDER June II, 1986, survived bv I children, one sister of Ohio, one niece and many grand and great grandchldren. Relatives and friends are ktvtted to viewing 10 AM and to service at 11 AM, at EMMANUEL JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME, 66S3-SS Chew Ave. Int. Hillside Com. ROBINSON June 19, 1986, BARBARA L.

(nee Hammer), beloved wife of Donald; also survived bv her mother, Helen and brother, Harry Hammer. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial Sat. 10 AM Our Ladv Help of Christian's Church, Gam and Ate-ghenv Ave. Int. private.

Arr. C. RICHARD WHEELER. ROSS RICHARD B. (PAPPY), June 1984, of Upper Darbv, husband of the late Edna (nee Schmidt), uncle of Dorothy Of sen Stubbms.

Relatives, friends and members of all veterans organizations of which he was a member, are Invited to his funeral services Mon. 1 PM, at THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pke (Cor. Lvnn Blvd UPPER DARBY, PA. Int. private.

Contributions in his memory to 40-1 Voiture No. 1, Nurses Training Program, co Francis X. Gorman, 3061 N. 4th Phila. 19133 would be appreciated.

SHIRLEY June II, 1986, JEANNETTE R. (nee Fvfe), of Rest-borough, wife of the late Roy M. and mother of Janet Vartdegrift, Roy Shirley end Karoivn Shirley; also survived bv 4 grandchildren and one great grandched. Relatives, friends, members ot Soroptimist Club of invited to cat at THF H. TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 6028 Ridge Ave.

Ron. Sun. eve. 7 to 9, followed bv her funeral service Mon. 10J0 AM kit.

George Washington Memorial Park. SMITH CATHERINE, el 32 Hartvtse St. at Robert Packer Hospital Savre, on June II, 1916, wHe of the late Harry Smith, mother el Anna Mae Weigand, of Wvahising, Pa. Daniel, Harriet and Giaied Smith, of 4 sisters, Helen Schmidt, Veronica) Glean, Anna Marie Gen and Margaret Clayton, at of PhHa. 9 grandcMdren and I great greridctiadren.

Services Fri. June 20th, from 1 1 AM te 12 Noon, at THE KERR FUNERAL HOME, Wvahising, Pa. laliwid bv Mass ot Christian Burial, St. Mary et Rte Assumption R.C Church, Wyauslng, Pa. SNYDER June II, 1986, Kathrrn E.

(nee WeMneer), betoved wife of the late George E. Snyder, devoted mother of George E. Snyder, afso survived bv 7 grandcMdren and 7 great grandcMldren. Reloftves and friends are invited to her lurwrai service Men. 10 AM at THE ROWLAND-MYERS FUNERAL HOME, INC, 711-15 Torresdete Ave.

mt. Forest HBs Cem Friends may cat Son. eve. 7-t PM and Mon. merrvne aner I AM (parking on premises) STEWART On June 19, 1986, ANee M.

(net CeHev), who ot the lete Matthew H. Stewart and sister of Mrs. Anna L. Warner, Thomas J. and John f.

Coffey pt her 75th veer. Relatives and friends are Invited It attend her funeral Sal. 8:30 AM from JOHN f. FLUEHR ft SONS, 1301-15 Cottman Ave. Mess ot Christian Burial Church of The Resurrection ot Our Lord, 10 AM Sat, lot Resurrection Cem.

Friends may cat Fri. 7-9 PM. WALDRON June 19, 1986, JOHN A. beloved husband of keener (nee Peeiev), denoted tether of Patrick, MKheeL Kathleen, John, Daniel, Timothy end Brian; arte survived bv 2 grartdchtdren. Relatives, friends, also am-plovers of Edgecemb Motets are Invited to hit viewing Sun.

7 to 9 PM, MICHAEL F. GALLO FUNERAL. HOME, 1579 Emerald SI. (at Venango). Int.

artvate. WEOEMEYER On June 17, 1986, KATHERINE (nee Deans), of The Villas, tormerty ef S. W.Jmla., bsteved who of Henry S. Wedemever, devoted mother el Charles H. and Mariorte Saty Menasion, mother-m-tew of Marie Wedemever and Raymond Menasion; arse survived bv 7 graridchtdren, 3 nieces and 2 nephews.

Relatives and friends are invited te her viewing Sat 10 AM. Church of SI. Irenaeut 2700 Blec el S. 7 3rd St Meet of Christian Burial al II AM mt. Hotv Cms Cam, Please emit Bowers.

Kalherine's tamey pralari contributions pe made to The Vrstttng Nurse Agency, P.O. Box 280-A, Brooks Ave Swamton, NJ. M2 10. Arr. by KING FUNERAL HOME.

WHITE on June If, let, HOME O. Jr. of Berwvn, beloved! husband et Florence A. (nee Apherhett), lather el Ka-ren Pi inkov, Wm Keith White, brother of Jeen Harrison and Kathleen Barber; afso Siirvtved bv one end chad Lauren Prinkev. Rata fives and triends erg invited te the service Men.

II AM at she MAUOEat FUNERAL HOME, 24 Monument Ave. Matversy where friends may cat one hour prior to Rio sendees kit. Vatev Forge Gardens. Memorial gHts may be sent te the American Cancer Society, P.O. Ben Exton, PA I9J4I.

YOCUM June II, 1986, ANNA CHRISTINA (nag PBaaudtgj), who ot the late Howard Neknan Yecum and mother of Anne Louise Keck; survived by 2 oreeastMMrea, Laurence Howard and Scott Charm Keck. Relatives and friends are Invited to tunoral service Men. AM, FOX FUNERAL HOME, 7026 Caster Ave. kd. Bethel Mvmeriai perk, Pemsauaess, HJ.

nones may cat Sun. 7 te 9 PM ZARAB8A nmcKivu intviT lee it, itmm, neww wveBW of Cermeta (nee D'Antomet, father of John, Mrs. Carol Fane and the tele Joseph; arse survived bv 4 grandctuMren and a staler, Mrs. Lena Amantl viewing Sat. rnornine after I AM, from THE STOUH FUNERAL HOME, 2516-1 S.

Breed St Mess of Christian Burial. AM, stela Marts Church, bat Hotv cross em-Cemetery lots GEORGE WASHINGTON Memetiel Pk-Plymeutl MetoeeiT Pa 6 contiguous tots All or pairs 609-977-7621 aft 6pm. HILLSIDE CEMETERY, Rostvn, Pa. (I) Let In Sate. aaV SKKsectton L0INQ4C 10x10" H10O.

1701) 9M-9S5I SUNSET MEM PK. County Lew Rd. Semerton, Pa. (1) 4 grave lot Must sen Owner moved out ot area. 715 379- 2f2s til Meitiorianta MCCAFFERY, JOAN (KEXXESSY) St.

BeftHttt Pwisli Junt 30, Oct ML, mi. I tmm voJ. Sntor, Am Hamwtsv Kkl Mom FLOeal MONUMcNTe FLOmn FIUIT I4SIETS itCCtt 239-0939 IT Frafro let. ATTENTION All AU1ES UCRISTS: PLACE Y3UR A0YERTISIX6 IN THIS SPACE irauuH miss room at 215-854-5334 the motorcycle, preceded by two friends on another, when the collision occurred. He had been vacationing in the region, officers reported.

President Francois Mitterrand, informed of the death after ceremonies honoring American composer Leonard Bernstein, said: "It is heart-wrenching. I knew him well. He was a lover of life, and he has just lost it." In recent months, Coluche had honed his sharpest barbs for a campaign against racism and had become a spokesman for the underprivileged. In 1981, he campaigned for the presidency, to the delight of the public and anger of the politicians. His campaign slogan: "Better to vote for a fathead than for someone who treats you like a fathead." years before he retired in 1981.

Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth; a son, Leonard; daughters, Lorna Vaught and Eleanor Bramante; a stepson, John Goodwill; eight grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. A memorial service is scheduled for 3 p.m. June 29 at the Derry Presbyterian Church in Hershey. Catherine Marie Gillen Smith, 71, a retired pressman, died Wednesday at the Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre, Pa. She lived in the Kensington section of Philadelphia.

The widow of Harry J. Smith, she worked for a number of Philadelphia printing firms before retiring six years ago. She was a member of Ascension of Our Lord Church. Surviving are her daughters, Anna Mae Weigand and Harriet; sons, Daniel and George; four sisters; nine grandchildren, and eight greatgrandchildren. Orest Kindrachuk, a foraer Flyers eulogize Kate Smith or even to remember her." The purpose, he said, was "to come in a moment of reflection to say, "Thank you.

Lord for the blessings of the life of Kate Smith. Thank you for her talents and her ability to touch the human Kate Smith was "a rare combination of quality and grace," Msgr. Devlin said. "She touched our soul, and we began to think of Philadelphia as a city of champions." Flyers broadcaster Hart said after the Mass that the relationship between Kate Smith and the Flyers was "an extraordinary marriage" between an aging singer whose career was in eclipse and a brash young hockey team. I 1 he of of 4 the FITZPATRICK Fl I FN M.

fnee MrHuoh). on June II. 1986, wife of Thomas J. Fitipatrick, mother ot Thomas J. Francis X.

and Kevin M. Fitipatrick; survived bv grandchildren, sister of Joseph and William McHugh. Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing 1S to 9:30 AM, at THE BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 1XX Frankford Ave. (at Fitter St.) and to the Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Our Lady ot Calvary Church. Int.

Resurrection Cem. Donations in Eden's memory may be sent to The American Oncologic Hospital, 7701 Burholme PhHa. 19111. There wet oe no viewing Fri. eve.

GALE EUGENE June 17, 1916, ot Cheltenham, beloved tusband of Marie GormJey Gale, dear fattier ot Eu-aene W. and John grandfather of Tracev and Gregory, brother of Mary Ripp. Relatives, friends and Paradise A. L. Post No.

788 are invited to viewing Sat. 10 AM, Presentation B.VM Church, 100 OK) Sol-tier's Cheltenham, followed bv Mass of Christian 1 1 AM mt. private. Memorial contributions to ihe American Oncologic Hospital 7701 Burholme 19111 would be appreciated by the family. (J.

M. DEAN, Fox Chase and Lawnaale). GARUFFE June 19, 1986, EDWARD beloved husband of Louse (nee Polliotto), devoted father ot Charles, and Barbara Clark; also survived bv 6 grandchildren, 1 brothers and 2 sisters. Relatives and friends and members of The Senior Citizens On The Go, are invited to attend his funeral on 8 AM, THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 6421 Frankford Ave. (at Levick Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, Mater Dolorosa Church.

Int. St. Dominic's Cem. Donations made to the above earned Church, Paul and Ruan would be pre-erred bv the family. Friends may call on Fri.

eve. GLEESON June 17, 1986, AUSTIN O.D., of Sea Isle City, originally of dear husband of Grace (nee Lena-tanl, father of Sallie Padula, Austin A. Madetvn OiGenni and Thomas grandlather of 11. Relatives ind friends invited to viewing 9 AM, and Mass Chrishan Burial, 10 AM, at St. Joseph's Church, Mth and Lancks Sea Isle City, NJ.

Int. Hotv Sep-jlcfire Cem. Mass Cards preferred. (MURRAY FUNERAL HOME). HAGER On June II, 1916, FRANCIS age 78, of 9 North Overbrook Longport, formerly of Moved husband of Jeannette (nee VanCamp), father of Francis T.

Jr. and Robert J. Hager and the late Peter V.C. Hager; also survived bv 13 grandchildren ind 9 great grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial, II AM at Epiphany Church, 2802 Ventnor Longport, NJ.

Int. Holy Cross Mays Landing, N.J. Friends may cat at the Church one hour prior to Mass. Arr. by THE GEORGE H.

WIMBERG FUNERAL HOME, Ventnor, NJ. HALLOWELL June II, 1986, CHARLES betoved husband of Emily B. (nee McCourt), devoted father of Charles, Oee, Mary, Hovt, Edward, Helene, Elizabeth, Bema-riette and Faith; also survived bv his father, Charles H. Sr. and 4 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 AM, WM. G. MALLOY FUNERAL HOME, Bvberrv E. of Bustleton Ave. Mass ot Christian Burial, 9 AM, St.

Christopher R.C. Church. Viewing Fri. after 7 PM In lieu of flowers, donations to Mother Theresa, 430 DeKalb Pike, Norristown, Pa. 19041, please.

HELVERSON June 18, 1986, AGNES (nee Dost), formerly of 1907 Cumberland wile of the late Francis Hetverson, mother ot Whltev Hetverson and Catherine PurtRcato; also survived bv I grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, 2 sisters, Emma Crane and Catherine McBreartv, mother-in-law of Florence Hetverson and John Purtficato. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral on 8J0 AJVL, BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9708 Frankford Ave. (at Fitter). Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Katharine's Church.

Viewing Fri. eve. 7 to 9 PM KENDRICXS SAMUEL, age 74, formerly of Pha. died at Ms home, June 17, 1986, in Goldsboro, Md. He had operated Hendrick's Store in Goldsboro, from 19S4 to 1971 He is the widower of Verna (nee Fryer); survived by 2 sons, George, of Harrington, Del.

and Joseph, of Denton, one oaugmer, verna dmkx, or wn-boro, one brother, George, of Havertown, Pa. one sister, Ella Walton, of I grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren. Funeral services Sat. June 21st, 7 at THE BOULAIS FUNERAL HOME, Greensboro, Md Friends may cat one hour prior to service at the Funeral Home. Int.

Greensboro Cem. HOFFMAN June It, 1986, EDITH MARIE, daughter of the la le William A. and Mary Hoffman, dear sister ot Rose Barbara Brown; also survived bv nephew, WMiam A. Brown. Relatives and friends and members ot the Mt.

Olive Lodge No. 232, Order of Eastern Star are invited to service 10 AM, from THE ROSE FUNERAL HOME, 2616 Bridge Brtdesburg. Int. Vaeev Forge Gardens. Friends may cad after 9 AM he.

service time. KINDERMAKN On June II, 1916, CARL F. ot Rhawnhurst, beloved husband of Svtvia (nee Haut), and devoted father ot Carl F. Paul G. David Bermce, Ruth, Theresa, Charlotte and Louis; also survived bv his brothers, Robert and Ralph and his sister, Oertt, grandramer ot 14.

Relatives and friends are mvtted to his funeral Sat. after 10 AM at THE JAMES M. CAMPBELL FUNERAL 400 E. Banner St. (at 6100 N.

Rising Sun Ave.) Services at II AM kit. at the convenience of the family No eve. viewing. KNAACK GWENDOLEN L.W., 99, of White Bet Nursing Home, Hatboro, formerly of Jenkintowa Funeral services, II AM, Sat. at Church ot Our Saviour, Hoi-mestead and York Jenkmtown 19046.

Int. HUtslde Cem. Contributions may be sent in her memory to the above Church. (HELWEG FUNERAL SERVICE) LEKR June 17, 1986, WILLIAM P. betoved iMisband of Dorothy T.

(nee McGlincbev) end devoted father of Barry and Barbara; also survived bv 4 granpehadren, Wittiam, Brian, Donna and Barbara Anne. Relatives and friends are Invited to the viewing Sat, 11 AM to 1 PM, followed by Prayer Services, KOCIUBINSKY FUNERAL HOME, 304-07-09 E. Glrard Ave. kit. private.

In lieu ot flowers, contributions his memory tg The American Heart Assn. would be appreciated. LIPMAN June VI, 1986, MILTON, husband et the late Rose, lather of Louise Dutkm and Bruce Lipman; brother of Betty Klmmel, Laoma Kreger and Josephine Steinberg; also survived bv 4 grandchldren and 4 great vandchildren. Relatives, friends and Members of Krakeuer B.A. are ervited to funeral services Fri.

11 AM prectsary "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 Bread St. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Shiva be ecwerved at 9764 Cowden St. LOCK On June 19, lew, PL LORRAINE of eVswma.

beloved mother of Linda Schoch, of also survived bv 3 grandchildren and her brother Robert P. Beam, of Attoona. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral Sat. 1:30 AM, in THE VIDEON-GIBSON FUNERAL HOME, Sprout and Lawrence Broo-mal, Pa. tmtowed bv a Mass of Christian Burial at 94S AM, in St.

AnastasM C. Church, Newlewn Square, mt. SS. Peter and Paul Cam. MACULE FELIX, age 101 bom In County Armagh, Ireland, died June II, 19U, lather ot the late Francis J.

Mackle and grandfather et Francis, Gerard and James Mackle; also survived bv 7 greet grandchodron. Relatives and friends Htvlted to call Men. morning, from 1:30 AM, at THE WALTER KASH LAK FUNERAL HOME, 2NO AND JEFFERSON, and the Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, at St. MkHaers Church. Bunal Hon Sepulchre Com.

MANCiNI jm iv rvii (nee O'AiigeJu), dearest tastier of MichaeL teen, Mark, Mrs. Carol Abbnrtzese and Mrs. Leone Ftereu also 9 graridclMdren, brother of Mrs. Lucy Lamps, Mrs. Dolly Ucct and the lete Bel Mandm.

Reuttves and friends are invited te she funeral Set. 9 AM. from LEONETTI FUNFRAL HOME, tNC. E. Cor.

Broad and WoM Sts. Mass si Chrishan Burial, 1OJ0 AM. St. Nicholas Church, tnt. SS Peter and Paul Com.

Viewing Fri. after 7 PM (PerkMi en premises). KAP.CUS June II, 198. ROSf fnee Oiaveneonl, of IhjKVieUun Vaeev, wife et the late Morns, mother et Hereto and Sheldon Marcus, sister et Dr. Sidney Chavkv also survived bv 6 frandchedren and I great grandched.

Services Fri. II A. M. prectsetv. ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 Breed SI.

ML Mt Share Cem. FamHv return te 13S2 Hideaway Crete. Fen Washasgten, Pe. McGGLCSlCX-KEXXEDY June 11. let.

AGNPS ee tt wan, betoved mother of Dorothy Weigand, Joseph and Edward; also survived bv 2 erandcheoren. Relatives and friends ewtted te funeral 1:30 AM, MOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 72S-2I E. Aiighenv Ave. Mass et Chmhan Burial, Church et the Ascension, tg AM tnt New Cathedral Cam. No vfcnraig Sim.

eve. KILLER June 19 rats, PLANA MYPA. oaueMer el Cathy and Photo Meter, viler of Erica Ntceie Mikir; erend-dauseter Rhone end Sol Forbsmn and Ldaan and She law Haoere Mer, greet eronodetiother el Thel-me end Harry overman. Resahves and friends are ervited te funeral services Sun. 12 Nuen precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," N.

Bread 54. Entombment Reeve veil Memorial Park Mautekxim Famev wet return le 32 Levering Circle. Beta Cvnwvd. Pa. Contributions in her memory may be made te The Sane Mvra Mater Fund for ChedrefTs Cancer Research, Chedren's Hospital M6 end One Center Blvd.

Phea. 19 162, Ream 70P9. day at New York Hospital. He maintained homes in Manhattan, Stone Harbor, N.J., and Tequesta, Fla. Mr.

Petito joined the firm in 1937. He became a partner in 1954 and was chairman from 1973 until he retired in 1985. He was credited with taking the firm into overseas markets and with giving it a separate mergers-and-acquisitions department. A native of Trenton, Mr. Petito was a graduate of Princeton University and the Babson Institute of Business Administration.

He was a member of the board of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. During World War II, he was an intelligence officer on Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's command staff in Europe.

Surviving are his wife, Laura; sons, Dr. Frank A. David W. and John and six grandchildren. William Matson, 58, who fought to hold down electrical rates while seeking to spur the spread of rural electrification in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, died Monday at the National Institutes of Health Hospital in Washington.

A native of Mechanicsburg, Mr. Matson was president of the Great Lakes Electric Consumers Association, an organization he founded. He also was president of the Pennsylvania Rural Electric Association and the Allegheny Electric Cooperative, vice president of the Consumer Federation of America and chairman of the Pennsylvania League for Consumer Protection. His work was aimed at improving living standards for farmers and rural residents. He also advised state and national leaders on agricultural and rural issues.

Mr. Matson is survived by his wife, Bonnie, and their three daughters, two sons and three grandchildren. Death Notices AtiASTASI lure 17, 1986, VICTOR, oe 41, beloved husband of Josephine (Jo) (nee Tritschier), dearest (ether ot Jeffrey, son of Demenic and Elia (nee D'Oraiio) Anas-tasi, son-m-low of Georoe and Jo Tritschier. Relatives and friends invited to the viewing and funeral 8:30 AJVt, followed by Mass ot Chrishan Burial, 9:30 AJvl, at St. Mary's Church, Wiaiamstown, N.J.

Ent. New St. Mary's Mausoleum, Beamawr, N.J. In lieu of flowers, make contributions to Sunshine Foundation, c0 Jake Mdler, 43 Emory Place, Williarmtown, N.J. MOM.

AUGUST June II, 19M, IRVIN, husband of Elba (nee RuDan), lather of Shellev G. August and Bruce August, brother of Mildred Louis and Bernard August. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 1:10 PJvl. orecisely "GOLDSTEINS'," M10 N. Broad St.

Int. Wontefiore Cem. FamHv win return to 1343 Kerper St. Contributions his memory may be made to your lavorite charity. CAMPBELL JOSEPHINE June 19M, daughter of Anthony and Ann Rodeosso, survived by 10 children, 23 grandchildren, one great grandchild, 2 sisters, one brother, and best friend, Bin.

Relatives and friends are invited to viewing Fri. eve. 11 PJvl, GARZONE FUNERAL HOME, 1830 E. Somerset St. CAPAKNA Suddenly on June 16, 19M, ROSE MARIE, (net Campbell), of Cherry H.

She is survived by her husband Philip and daughter Jacqueline of Brtg-antine, 2 brothers, Neil Campbell ot Fatness Hills, Pa and Robert Campbell ot Lancaster, Pa. Funeral services were held prtvatetv under the direction of THE EICHEL FUNERAL HOME, Pemsauken, NJ. CONSTANT inn la. 19RA. 4uririenlv.

of 3773 W. Oueen Lane. East Fans, DOROTHY (nee Christopher), beloved wife of the late Michael and devoted mother ot Mrs. Harriet Siropaides, Mrs. Sophie Kaitgas, Gus Constant and Mary Constant; also survived by 7 grandchildren, George, Michael and Charles Siropaides, Teddy, Kethy and Dorothy Kansas, and Michael Constant, grandsons, Matthew, Christopher, Nicholas and inwthv Siropaides and a sister, Fotlne Christopher, ot Athens, Greece Relatives, friends invited to the funeral AJVL, at THE MclLVAINE FUNERAL HOME, 1711 Midvale followed by funeral services, 10 AM kit U.S.

National Haines St. and Ltmekitn Pe. No viewing Sun. eve. Friends may can after 4 PM.

Sun. at the family residence, 3223 W. Oueen Lane, Phila. CCHCI MARY June II, 14. of West Chester, formerly of OverbrooM, betoved daughter of the late Michael and Sadie (nee Ceducci); survived bv her sister, Peggy O'Mara, her nephew, Robert O'Mara, Jr her nieces, Marie DISimone, Joan O'Mara and Christine O'Mara.

Relatives and friends invited to her funeral 9-JO AJA, at THE ROBETL. D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVERBROOK, (606-20 Havertord Ave Phla. Mass of Christian Burial, II AJVL, St. Caatstus Church, mt. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may cad Sat morning to 10-30 AJVL (Parking on premises). Donations her memory to The American Diabetes 21 S. Slh The Bourse, Suite S70, PM Pa. If 106 would be appreciated.

DALUISiO NICHOLAS, beloved husband of Joanna (Flare); dear brother of Louis. Ralph and Phvttis. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral I AJVL, CARTO FUNERAL HOME, 2217 14 S. Broad St. Mass, 10 AJvl, Our Lady of Fetima Church, Secane, Pa.

Mt Hotv Cress Cem. Viewme Sun. 7-M0 PM. u'MriuZLG On June 17, TO, ANTONIA SCOTT CANGELO. el AneeKourt, Buck Rock Rd.

Brvn Mawr, beloved wile el George A. D'Angew. mother of Dr. Marc Scott O'AnoMo, Christopher Scott D' Angela, Devid Steven O'AngeW and Victoria Scott D'Angew; also survived ov 3 grandchildren. Memorial Service on Thors.

June 26, 4 PM at SI Asaph's Church, Conshohocken Rd, Bala Cvnwvd, Pa. (Arr. by OLIVER H. BAIR COS. SUBURBAN WEST).

DEACON On June It. tea. MARRIFT DEACON, en Phta etired school teacher of the Ptwa. School System. Service lor relatives and friends en Sat, June 7'st at 10 AM at THE OLIVER BAIR COS.

SUBURBAN EST. iD'ANJOLELL BLDG IMS West Chester Pike, Upper Darbv. where fnends may caa a haN hour prior, tnt Lawnview Ptuia. In keu Dowers, contributions may be mape The Frist Baptist Church, 17tn and Sensem Stv PMa It 101. OeKUCCI OtntV, Junt 19, WA, ELLEN, Wtfeaf McKc DeNucci od moftwr Mch.

C. DeNtKa and Ar-91 etls urvivd by htr irnn DtfHK-a toe lotf grarKfcAMrtn. Rfv 14 rmtO mvrtw its? viein nd Hmerai AAA. at rht eiSMOP FUNERAL MOWE, 4tt N. tti St.

Mm CKntnM feurie 1 1 AM ncmtnm CHurdL M. CEPRICXSCX VtPGiNlA (nee Pope), ot Mwlilitiwn. en June It, lM, beloved wile et Jack roomer ot John Oa-np G. ana wim Derncfcson; else survived bv 3 jrandchedren. Memorial Service we) be Sat June Tt, 2.30 PM, at The Lena United MetnedHt Church, 20 MirtoSetown Pd Lima, Pa Contributions to the American Heart Assn.

SSI S. Newtown Street R4. Newtown Square, Pa l07j wowd be preferred. Atr bv THE RlGBY. HART1NG ANf HAGAN FUNERAL HOME, IS E.

lh St. MeoM. PeL A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at noon tomorrow at St. Mary's of the Assumption Church in Wyalusing, Pa. Austin A.

Gleeson, 78, a retired Philadelphia optometrist, died Tuesday at Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers Point, N.J. Dr. Gleeson, a former resident of the Bustleton section the city, lived in Sea Isle City. Dr. Gleeson, a 1936 graduate of the Philadelphia College of Optometry, spent 40 years in practice, maintaining offices in Frankford and Bustle-ton.

He retired 10 years ago. Suriviving are his wife, Grace; sons, Austin and Thomas daughters, Sally Padula and Madelyn Di-Geni, and 11 grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Joseph's Church in Sea Isle City.

Frank A. Petito, 72, former chairman of the investment-banking firm Morgan Stanley died Tues- The Philadelphia Inquirer AMY HUN TOON A center, listens to the sermon It was a relationship that clicked, Hart said. "The guys liked her," and identification with the Flyers "rejuvenated her career," he said. Hart said that he doesnt believe anyone "can approach the kind of relationship with a sports team" that Kate Smith had with the Flyers. He said that her appeal was universal, adding, "She crossed all age groups." Robert Maxwell, a retired Philadelphia police officer, said he had "made it a special point" to attend the Mass.

Maxwell said he had been a Kate Smith fan "for years and years and years and years." "Anybody that didn't get goose pimples when she sang 'God Bless America' wasnt quite alive," Maxwell said. Ex-Flyer Ed Van tape signs autographs for other Kate Smith fans outside St. John Catholic Church Fans say farewell to Kate Smith, singing her song at memorial Mass 1 I By Michael D. Schaffer fcujuirer Stall Vnur Philadelphians gathered yesterday in a Center City church to honor Kate Smith and to sing her song again. Smith, whose rousing version of "God Bless America" served as a good-luck charm for the Philadelphia Flyers during two championship seasons, was remembered yesterday at a memorial Mass at St.

John the Evangelist Catholic Church, 13th Street below Market Street. The 79-year-old singer died Tuesday in Raleigh, N.C., where Gov. Jim Martin ordered flags on state buildings to fly at half-staff until tomorrow. He called her "a treasure to this country and this state." The singer will be buried at Lake Placid, N.Y. A number of people connected with the Flyers attended the Mass yesterday, including team president Jay Snider, former defenseman Ed Van Impe, former center Orest Kin-drachuk, broadcaster Gene Hart and members ot tne Myers oince staii.

According to a team spokesman. Flyers owner Ed Snider will attend a funeral Mass for the singer scheduled for tomorrow at St. Matthew's Cathedral in Washington. Others came who hadn't known Kate Smith personally but felt touched by her. "She certainly was an inspirational force, wasnt she, for the Flyers and the fans," said Frank Carberry of Northeast Philadelphia.

The people who filled the church sang along twice with a Smith recording of "God Bless America" once after the sermon and again at the close of the Mass. As they finished singing the second time, they broke into applause. Msgr. Charles V. Devlin, pastor of St.

John's, told the congregation that Kate Smith was "as much a part of our lives as apple pie and 'God Bless Msgr. Devlin said the purpose of the service was Knot so much to.