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16-C Friday, Feb. 12, 1988 The Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices OBITUARIES Harry E. Robinson, a former car dealer During World War II, he served with the Office of Strategic Services, assigned to counterintelligence work in the diplomatic community. Mr. Robinson was a founding member of the Pennsylvania Young Presidents, an organization for corporate presidents under 40.

He was also a member of the Green Valley Country Club. Surviving are his wife, Reba Matter Robinson; daughter, Sondra R. Isen; son, Paul five grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and two brothers. Services will be held at 2 p.m. today at Joseph Levine Son Funeral Home, 7112 N.

Broad St. Killing cited at relief site in Ethiopia By Jerry Gray Associated Press NAIROBI Ethiopian troops killed 20 people when thousands of drought victims at a food relief center refused to leave a northern region where rebels are fighting the Marxist government, sources said yesterday. The shooting occurred Monday at ine nonnern town ui rvorem 111 i igi province, where the drought victims had gathered for monthly emergency rations, the sources said. "Troops surrounded the distribution center and started pushing them into trucks," said Haile Kiros Ges-sesse, an official of the rebel Tigre People's Liberation Front. "People ran away and that's when troops opened fire, killing 20 and wounding many more," he suid by telephone from London.

Relief officials in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, said the drought victims offered only passive resistance before soldiers responded with gunfire. Both Haile and the relief officials quoted witnesses as saying troops were forcing the peasants to relocate. After the shooting, 17 trucks were used to ferry up to 3,000 people for resettlement, said one Western relief official, speaking by telephone from Addis Ababa. A spokeswoman for Michael J. Priestley, head of U.N.

relief operations in Ethiopia, said that he was investigating the incident and that he had requested an urgent meeting with the commissioner of Ethiopia's Relief and Rehabilitation Commission. Tigre and its northern neighbor, Eritrea, have been hardest hit by a drought that threatens more than five million Ethiopians with starvation. The drought in the north has been exacerbated by insurgencies, including a 27-year-old civil war in Eritrea. Ethiopia's Marxist government began a voluntary resettlement in November 1984 with the goal of moving 1.5 million people from the overpop-ulated, drought-ravaged north to unused, verdant land in the south and west. At least 600,000 people were resettled before the government, under criticism, halted the program in February 1986.

Critics said the government's aim is to depopulate the north to remove support for the rebels. JACKSON CHARLES en Beb. 10, 1988, ef Mt. Airy, husband of the late Marv E. Jackson (nee Duke), father ef Mrs.

Mary E. Stevens, Mrs. Anne M. Hesdon, Mrs. Pat Nee and Charles R.

Jackson, also survived by one brother, Walter S. Jackson and one sister, Mrs. Madeleine J. DHIer and 11 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to his Mass of Christian Burial, II AM, at Holy Cross Church, Mt.

Airy, where the family wi receive friends after 10 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. In lieu of other remembrances. Memorials to Holy Cross Church, IS4 E. Mt.

Airy PMa. 191 19 are preferred. FYFE MILLER, Mt. Airv247-8700 JOHNSON ANNA M. (nee Walsh), ef South Phla.

en Feb. 10, 1988, beloved wife of the late Can mother of Kathleen Farrel and the late Anne Barthe Wesock; also survived by one brother, Hugh Walsh, one sister, Catherine Walsh and 8 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her Mass ef Christian Burial, 11 AM, in the Church of St. Monica, 17th and Rimer Sts. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may caH Sat. morning at THE RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st St. and Snyder Ave. KARP Feb.

9, 1988, SARAH (nee Rovlnskv) Karp, of Las Vegas, NV, formerly of sister of Meyer Rovlnskv, Leon Rovins, and Gertrude Nick. Relatives and friends are invited to graveside services Fri. 2:30 PM at Roosevelt Memorial Park (sect. Trevose, Pa. Contributions in her memory may be made to The American Cancer Society.

JOSEPH LEVINE 4 SON. KESSLER EDWARD age 60, onTeb. 11, 1988, in Sarasota, bom in lived in Kensington and Penny-pack. He retired from the PhHa. Fire Dept.

and moved to Sarasota, Fla. in 1975. Survived by his wife, MHdred (nee McKenna), sons, Edward and Michael, and grandsons, Edward and Stephen and brother, Louis Kessler, all of Florida. KIMBELL LELIA of Moorestown, N.J., Feb. 10, 1988, age 97, who of me late can momer ot evnyn mmer, Carol K.

Whalig and Joyce K. Foiwes, 7 grandchHdren, 10 great grandchHdren. Funeral service II AM, at the Chapel in West Laurel Hi Cem. Int. to follow.

Funeral arr. bv LEWIS FUNERAL HOME, Moorestown. Contributions, Arch Street Presbyterian Church, Itth and Arch Pa. 19103. KLEYANS Feb.

10, 1988, LILLIAN (nee Samuels), wife of me late Irvin, of mother of Arthur Klevans and Fran Grossman, sister of Ada Gross and Leonard Samuels; also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri. II AM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave.

Int. Shalom Memorial Park. amity wHI return to the late residence. In lieu of powers, contributions in her memory may be made to charity el the donors choice. KNOPPEL Feb.

10, I'M, FLORENCE G. (nee Jones), of Frankford, beloved wfie of William A. Knoppel, mother of Mrs. Berthamae Bemath, Albert Corrman and Mrs. Jean Mettier, sister ol Mrs.

Evelyn P. Gaunt; also survived bv 7 grandchildren and 10 great grandchHdren. Relatives, friends and members of Mt. Olive Chapter No. 232 O.E.S., are invited to her services 2 PM, MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 6925 Frankford Ave.

(at Tvson), where friends may caH Sun. eve. 7 to 9 PM S. Service Sua, I PM Int. Oakland Cem.

ROLLER Feb. 10, 1988, PAUL husband of the late Florence (nee McCauley), father of George, Paul John, Robert, Anthony and Henry oiler and Rosemary Kelly, Florence DiMonte, Susanne Mullen, Bernadette Rumsev and Eileen Sobol, stepfather of Edward, Joseph and John Bamberger and Carol Gandas; also survived bv 35 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, brother of Anna Baird and Francis KoHer. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 AM, at THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 683S Ridge Ave. (Cor. of Liveiey).

Mass of Chrishan Burial, 10 AM, St. Marv of me Assumption Church. Int. Calvary Cem. Donations in his memory to St.

Mary of the Assumption Restoration Fund, 176 Conarroe PhHa. Pa. 19127, would be appreciated. Friends may caH Fri. eve.

7 to 9 PM LEONARDO A YMOND on Feb. 6, 1988, of CHnev, beloved husband of Geraldine M. (nee Klaus), devoted lamer of Helen Marie Wheaton, of Mildred Bingham, of N.J., Robert Leonardo, of Linda Bollard, of Lisa Vance, of N.J., Lori, Steven, Buddy, John, and Jeanne Leonardo, all of also survived bv 14 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren, dearest brother of Myrtle Tucker, ol dear father-in-law of Marcus Bingham, Donnie BuHard and Harry Vance. Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing Sua, from 7 PM, and funeral 8:30 AM, at FLUEHR'S-RISING SUN 5401 Rising Sun and to me Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Incarnation of Our Lord Church. Int.

Sunset Memorial Park. LUBIN SAMUEL, on Feb. 10, 1988, devoted husband of me late Esther (nee Weisner), of beloved lather of Natalie Mann, beloved brother of Matilda Rubin, Alex Lubin and Edward Lubin, dearest grandfather of Mindv, Michael and Lori Mann. Services and interment private. The family respectfully requests contributions in his memory be made to a charity of the donor's choice.

STILLMANS MEMORIAL CHAPEL. MACOMBER MARY E. on Feb. 11, 1988, of Rvdal Park. Memorial Service Mon.

II AM, Auditorium of Rydal Park, Ry-dal. Int. Private. In lieu of flowers, remembrances mav be sent to Rydal Park Friendship Fund, Rvdal, Pa. 19046.

(Arr. BARON ROWLAND F. Abington). MAURONE GRACE (nee Metlnla), Feb. 9, 1988, beloved wHe of me late William, dearest momer of Salvatore and Mrs.

Marie Porreca, also II grandchHdren, 13 great grandchHdren, dearest sister of Mrs. Ann Lobis. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral Sat. 10:00 AM from LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME N.E. Corner Broad and Wolf Sts.

Mass of Christian Burial, 1140 AM, Epiphany Church. Int. Holy Cross Com. Viewing Fri. eve.

after 7 PM (Parking on premises.) MEISENHELTER Suddenly, on Feb. 9, 1988, ROBERT GREGORY of West Chester, beloved husband of Lorraine M. Melsenhetter (nee GaHagher), father of Tara Ann, Robert Gregory Jr. and Collin Blair Meisenhetter, devoted son of Annette Meisenhetter, grandson of Mae E. Mink and brother of the late Nancy Leddv.

Relatives and friends are invited to his Christian Burial Service on Sat. Feb. 13, 19B8, 11 AM, at SS. Simon and Jude Church, Cor. of West Chester Pike, (Rte 3 and Rte 352), West Chester, where me family wM receive friends after 10 AM Int.

wHI follow in West Laurel HHI Cem. Should friends desire, memorial contributions may be made in his name to The American Heart 551 S. Newtown St. Newtown Square, Pa. 19073.

(CHADWICK'S OF ARDMORE) MEYERSON On Feb. 10, 1988, LAURA JAN, beloved daughter of Martin and Margv Meverson, devoted sister of Adam and Matthew Meverson. The date of a future Memorial Service wiH be announced. Contributions in her memory may be made to me National Foundation for Ileitis and Collitis, 77 18 Castor Phila. MILLER ADELAIDE CECILA MILLER, of Win.

Perm House, formerly of Attoona, on Feb. 10, 1988, age 82 vears, daughter of Leonard and Anna Miner, survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral Mass II AM, at Little Flower Manor, Springfield Darby. Friends mav caH from 10 AM until time of Mass. Int.

Calvary Attoona. In lieu of flowers, memorials requested to Little Flower Manor, Darby. OLIVER H. BAIRCO. MITCHELL PARK of New Cumberland, formerly of Silver Spring, and on Feb.

9, 1988, at age 76, husband of Elizabeth (nee toner), lather of Joan Robertson and Virginia Bierach; also survived bv 2 grandchildren and one sister. He was a 1933 graduate of Drexel Univ. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral service on Feb. 14 at 12 Noon, at CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON, 1801 Old York Rd. at Old Welsh Rd.

Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may caH II AM to 12 Noon at me Funeral Nome. Memorials in his name mav be made to Fishing Creek Salem UM Church, c0 Bids. Fund, Errors, Pi.

17319. Parking on premises. PAIST THOMAS HOLLAND, of Hatboro, on Feb. 10, 1988, beloved husband of Ethel Ann Palst (nee Hubbell), father of Susan Eshbach and Dr. Gerald Paist; also survived bv a sister, Grace E.

Wagner and a granddaughter, Kimberly Eshbach. Relatives and friends are Invited to me service 1:30 PM, at me WiHow Grove United Methodist Church, York Rd. at Church WiHow Grove, Pa. 19090. Int.

West Laurel HW Cem. Friends may call at the Church. Should friends desire, memorials to the above named Church or the Fox Chase Cancer Center, 7201 Burtiolme PhHa, Pa. 19111 would be preferred 1 PM PALECKO Of en Feb. 11, 1988, ANDREW, husband ef mt late Anna (nee Rusnack) father ef Dorothy Walters, Frank A.

Palecko, Marie Head, John B. Palecko and Anne Sanders; also survived by 12 grandchHdren and 21 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Mass of Christian Burial Moa 10 AM Little Flower Manor Chapel, 1201 Springfield Darby, where friends may caH after 9 AM Int. Most Holv Redeemer Cem. No calling hours Sua eve.

In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in his name to the above named Manor. (M.F. WILLIAMS, CLIFTON HEIGHTS. POPOVSKY Feb. 11, 1988, HYMAN hi, beloved husband ef Eva (nee Cherts), beloved father of Victor T.

Powvskv, dearest gramtfither of Steven and Sharon. Relatives, friends and members ef United Jewish Organizations are invited to hineral services Sua, AM precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. mt. Montetiore Cera FamHv wie return to his late residence.

Contributions in his memory may be made to your favorite charity. RILLING ANN M. (nee McVey), on Feb. 9, 1988, widow of the late Harry A. Ruling and dear mother of Harry and John Rilling and Mrs.

Nancy Shaughnessy, mother in law of Mrs. Barbara Burns RiHine, Mrs. Barbara Murray RMing and William J. Shaughnessy; also survived bv a brother and sister John and Eleanoro McVev and 7 grandchHdren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Sat.

8:30 AM, from THE WALTER KASH LAK FUNERAL HOME, 2nd and Jefferson Sts. (Northern Liberties) Mass of Chrishan Burial 10 AM St. Michael's Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cent.

Friends may caH Fri. eve. after 7 PM RIZZO Feb. 10, 1988, MINNIE I. (nee Reiber), wife of WiNlam sister of WHliam V.

Reiber, survived bv nieces and nephews. Relatives, friends and members ef Eastern Star, Rob Morris Chapter No. 219 invited to attend her funeral service 10:30 AM, at LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, DOS Longacre Yeadoa Int. em-wood Cem. Friends mav cat Sat.

morning, AM In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to me American Cancer Society. ROBINSON Feb. 10, 1988, HARRY E. ROBINSON husband of Reba (nee Matter), of Miami Beach, and Bala Cvnwvd, father of Sondra Isen and Paul J. Robinson, father in law of Alan Isen and Harriet Robinson, brother of Samuel Robinson and Phillip Robinson and me late Lela Kaneff, the late Archie Robinson and the late Richard Robinson, grandfather of Nathan Peter R.

and Nancy L. Isen and Robert C. and Alison A. Robinson; also survived by 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri.

2 PM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

The famHy wB return to The Isen residence, 110 Fairview Perm Valley, and respectfully request that contributions in his memory be made to a charity of the donors choice. ROTTER Feb. II, 1988, WILLIAM, age 92, of me Kennedy House, husband of me late Bessie, brother of Henry Rotter; also 3 grandchHdren, Judy Stern, of Israel, EUen AHen and David Rotter, 4 great grandchildren. Relatives, friends invited to Graveside Services Sua. II AM, at Montetiore Cem.

(Sec 12). BERSCHLER SALVATORE Feb. 11, 1988, RITA M. (nee Gorman), wife of the late Max, daughter ol William and Nora Gorman, sister ef Mrs. Marion MeroHo and Mrs.

Catherine Kachnycz. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 AM, GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME, 9304 OLD Bustleton Ave. (below Welsh Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Christopher's Church. Int.

Resurrection Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. after 7. SCHIPANI Feb.

II, 1988, GRACE, daughter of me late Frank and me late Rosina (nee Dilulio), sister of Joseph, Frank, Louis and the late Anthony; also survived bv aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Nicholas Church, 10.30 AM Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing in Church preceding Mass, AM (Arr.

by PENNA. BURIAL CO. SELOVER Feb. 10, 1988, FRANK husband of the late Marion Anna (nee Friess), of S.W. father of Marion DUger, brother of Irene Purheld; also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends invited to call Sat. morning after 8 AM, KISH FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Elmwood Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, Church of St. Barnabas, 9:30 AM Int. Mt.

Moriah Cem. SHANE Feb. 10, 1988, ALBERT, beloved husband of Claire (nee Bowen) and devoted tamer of Brian and Gary; also survived bv one brother, Harry Shane. Relatives and friends are invited to the services 10:30 AM, C. RICHARD WHEELER FUNERAL HOME, Kensington Ave.

and Westmoreland St. Int. Palmer Cem. Friends may call SAT MORNING AFTER 9. SR.

M. LEOPOLDINE, C.S.F.N. Feb. 9, 1988, MAGDALEN STEC dear aunt of Genevieve Bonorczuk, of New Hyde Park, N.Y. Religious, relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian-Burial Fri.

4:30 PM at The Provincialate, Grant and Torresdale Aves. Int. in The Community Cem. Viewing Fri. 12 noon to 4:30 PM, al The Provincialate.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Sr. Leopofdine's memory mav be made to Mt. Nazareth Convent, 2755 Holme Pa. 19152. SUTTON WILLIAM 82, of the Masonic Homes, Elizabeth, town, died Feb, 10, 1988, at me Masonic Homes, he was me widower of me late Miriam Parker Sutton and Myrtle Mary Sutton; formerly of he was a member of William L.

Elkins Lodge No. 646 F4AM, PhHa. and a retired accountant lor me Sellers Meat Packing surviving are 3 sons, Thomas of Glen Mills, Richard of West Chester and William of Ogden, one stepson, Thomas Keiser, of 8 grandchHdren, one sister, Nellie Weigand, ef Penn-sauken, N.J. Graveside Services wiH be held 1 PM, at Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson, NJ. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to me Masonic Homes.

Elizabethtown, Pa. 17021 Arr. FRANK S. MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Ellzabethtowa YANFOSSEN On Feb. 10, 1988, MORTON husband of Edytha M.

(nee Biddle) of Palmyra, lamer of Claire Hunter, ol Brigantine and Floss Santen, of Palmyra and 3 granddaughters. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral services Sat. 2 PM at THE WEBER FUNERAL HOME, 112 Broad Rlverton. Int. private.

Friends may call from 12 Noon to 2 PM Sat. WAKEFIELD, SR. Feb. 9, 1988, THEODORE husband of Marie, of lomers point, N.J., formerly ot Northeast section of age 72. Relatives and friends of the famHy are invited to attend his funeral service on 10 AM, from THE MIODLETON-STROBLE FUNERAL HOME, 304 Shore Somers Point, NJ.

int. Atlantic County Veterans EsteHe Manor, N.J. Friends may can Sat. after 9 AM at the Funeral Home. WEBER BARBARA E.

(nee Laufer), Feb. 10, 1988, beloved wife of Anthony, devoted momer of Frederick and Marv Farrington, 2 grandchildren and 2 sisters. Relatives and friends and Cardinal Dougherty High Volunteers invited 9:30 AM, Moa, RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME, 7450 Oxford Ave. (Parking in rear). Mass of Christian Burial, II AM, Presentation B.VM Church.

Memorials in her name to your favorite charity would be appreciated Viewing Sua 7-9 at the Funeral Home. WELTMAN Feb. II, 1988, MORRIS husband of Sylvia (nee Don-ner), father of Carolyn Hatoff and Harriet Wiseman, brother of Dora Klevansky and Tillie Master, grandfather of Jonathan, Andrew, Elissa and Jacqui. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Fri. 2 P.M., precisely, "GOLDSTEINS' SUBURBAN NORTH," 310 Second St.

Pike, Southampton, Pa. (Between Countv Line and Street Rd.) Int. Shalom Memorial Park. Shiva will be observed at me residence of Dr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Wiseman. Contributions In his memory may be made to The American Heart Assa WKALEN Feb. 10, 1988, THOMAS F. husband of Patricia A. (nee Britt), father of Michael, grandfather of Michael, Brian and Amy, brother of William Whalen and Marv Doetsch.

Relatives, friends and Steamtitters Local No. 420 invited to Memorial Mass Sat. 10 AM, St. Jerome's Church. Arr.

by GUCKIN F. M. Cemetery Lots FOREST HILLS CEM. Eternal Life Section; near large cross. (2) lots.

S525or Best ofr lor both. Moving. 609-461-8899 In Memoriams ACRA, MARGARET Remembering a wonderful mother and grandmother on her birthday. Love, Ada, Eddie, and Family V(J BEIFIEL0 Feb. teu, LILLIAN (nee Welenbach), ef Let Angeles, formerly ef Ph wife of the late Charles mother ef MarUvnn Minskv and Martin P.

Beed; also survived by grandchildren and great grand-children. Services 11 AM precisetv, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Bread St. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

BOVE On Feb. ANTHONY A. BCVE, age II, of Springfield, husband ef Angela (nee Montagno), father ef Elaine Matt, father-in-law ef John Matt, grandfather of Melissa Balogh, brother ef Caroline Masciuei and the late Domenk and John Bove. Relatives, friends and members of The American Federation of Musicians Local 77 are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial, II AM, at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Amosland Morton, Pa. kit.

SS. Peter and Paul Broomal Viewing 1:30 to 10:30 AM, Sat. morning, from THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood. BOWMAN JANE Feb. 10, ltd, of The PhHa.

Protestant Home, beloved grandmother of John Bowman and his wife, Joan; also survived by great grandson, Scott. Relatives and friends are invited to Memorial Service Sat. starting at 10 AM, from the Phila. Protestant Home, 6500 Tabor Rd. Int.

win be private. Memorial contributions may be made to The American Cancer Society, 1422 Chestnut 10! or charity of your choice. (Family Service by J. W. DEAN OF FOX CHASE AND LAWNDALE 745-1004).

CAMPBELL Feb. 11, 1M, JOHN husband of the late Mldred (nee Whitehead), brother of Marion Causby, Helen Criminger and Martha Maguire; also survived by nieces and nephews. Relatives, friends and members of the American Legion Post No. 7S4 are invited to his funeral service on 10 AM, BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9706 Frankford Ave. (at Fitter Friends may call after 9 AM Int.

Sunset Memorial Park. No viewing Sun. eve. CAR0SELLA On Feb. 10, 19M, MARGHERITA (nee OiViroiilis), wife of the late Emmo, mother of Michael N.

and Fifo-mena DiCriscio, grandmother of Joanna Si pole, Rita, Louis Jr. and Philip DiCriscio. Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing on 1 AM and Mass of Christian Burial, 1 1 AM, at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church, Route IS! and Broad HUttown, Pa. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

(Arr. by ANGELONE FUNERAL HOMES, 215-S4M717.) CHERNICK THEODORE (TED CHERNEY), age 71, of Edgewater Park, N.J., formerly of PhHa. (Fairmont Sec.) on Feb. 10, IvW, dear brother of Sophie B. Rut-koski, uncle of Marie Toner and Robert L.

Pulaski. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered on Feb. 131ft at II AM, at St. Joseph's R.C Church, Beverly, N.J. hit.

SS. Peter and Paul Marpie Pa. Arr. under the direction of THE WALTER SNOVER FUNERAL HOME, 471 Cooper Beverly, NJ. CLEAVER On Feb.

10, I'M, MABEL B. (nee Lynch) CLEAVER, age 17, of PhoenixviHe, formerly of Lansdowne, Glassboro, N.J. and Ocean Cltv, N. beloved wife of the late D. Clark Cleaver, mother of Virginia Gotchel, Pitman, N.J.

and Doris Baumbach, of Phoenixville, Pa. and John of Wayne, -she is also survived by II grandchildren, II great grandchildren and a sister, Claire Davies, of Pitman, N.J. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service on Feb. 13, 10 AM at the Washington Memorial Chapel, Route 23, Valley Forge Park, Valley Forge, Pa. Int.

Westminster Phila. Memorial contributions mav be made in her memory to the Washington Memorial Chapel, P.O. Box 91, Valley Forge, Pa. 19411. Family service by MAUGER'S OF MALVERN, 644-2240.

C0CC0LI ROSA (nee Gentitucci), Feb. 10th. of S. Harwood Upper Darby, formerly of Haverford Over-brook, wife of the late Guerino, mother of the late John survived by her daughter, Lucia Kontulv; also 4 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral on 6:30 AM, at THE ROBERT L.

D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVERBROOK, 6S06-20 Haverford PhHa. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, St. Donato's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends may call Fri. 7 to 9 PM (Parking on Premises), DALEY GEORGE Feb. 10, 19U, of Andorra, husband of the late Margaret M. Tyler Daley, father of Jean Daley, brother of Gertrude Newman. Services and interment are private at the convenience of the family.

Expressions of sympathy in the form of donations to the Inglis House, 2M0 Belmont Phila. 19131 would be appreciated. BAV0U SUSANNA, suddenly, Feb. 9, 19SI, age to, of Otnev, wife of me late John Davoli, devoted mother of Lillian R. Davoli, Genevra S.

Kessler and John S. Davoli; also survived by her sister, Elizabeth Metalsky, sister-in-law, Rebecca Greeby, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral service II AM, at the Memorial Church of the Holy Nativity, MS Huntingdon Pike, Rockledge, Pa. 19111. Viewing, 7 to 9 PM, Sun.

at KIRK AND NICE, 4301 Germantown Ave. OES William Saunders Chapter No. 342 Service, I PM, Sun. eve. Int.

Forest HUls Cem. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in her name to the above named church. DIAMOND On Feb. 10, I'M, JACK, husband of the late Edith, beloved brother of George K. Diamond, Harry E.

Diamond, Mrs. Pauline Balder and the late Mary Diamond and Anna Brown. Graveside Services II AM precisely, for relatives, friends and members of Bnai Chaim Social at Mt. Sharon Cem. ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS 455-0100 DIETZ In on Feb.

7, 1981, JOSEPH B. DIETZ, husband of Katharine E. Dleti, of 217 Edgewood age (5 years. Services Sun. Feb.

21st, 4 PM Presbyterian Church of The Covenant, 503 Duncan WHm. Contributions suggested to the Church Memorial Fund, 19809. Arr. by BEESON FUNERAL -HOME A CHAPEL, WILM DOLE Feb. 10, 19U, MARY R.

(nee Donahue), of Green Creek, N.J., formerly of Juniata Park, wife of the late Sylvester, mother of Joseph of Ocean View, N.J., Eugene John of Green Creek, N.J., Mary Rose Simmons, of N.C. and Anne Coates, of Pleasantville, N.J., sister of Rose Simpson, Philomena Thomas and Anne Kibbe; also survived by 14 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 AM, from THE GUCKIN FUNERAL HOME, 1419 E. Hunting Park Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Holy Innocents Church.

Int. St. Dominic's Cem. Viewing Sun. eve.

7 to 9. DUNN Feb. 11, 1918, FRANCES MARGARET (nee Butter), age 75 vears, of Haddonheid, wife of S. Blanton; also survived by 2 daughters, Lillian D. Mancini and Catherine O.

Balducci, both of Haddonheld, one son, Blanton of Lindenwold, N.J., one sister, Catherine Burns, of Moorestown, 11 grandchildren and I great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to a Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, Christ the King R.C. Church, Wood Lane, Haddonheld, where the family win receive friends immediately following Mass. Int. Calvary Cherry Hill, N.J.

Memorial donations may be made to The American Lung 10 W. Main Mays Landing, N.J. 08330. (Arr. by STRETCH, EVANS AND KAIN FUNERAL HOME).

DUTE On Feb. 11, 1988, MARY A. (nee Meyers), of Warrington, wife of the late John mother of Mary Anne R. Fuhr and Jane F. Rupp.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial I) AM, at St. Robert BeHarmine Church, Warrington. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends will be received from 10 AM Mon.

at the Church. Memorial contributions to The American Cancer Society, 43 S. Main Dovtestown, Pa. 18901 would be preferred. (Arr.

WITTMAIER, ChaHont) ENGARD REEDA WARTMAN, died in Hamden, Feb. 10, 1988, of 21 Wilton Hamden, formerly of Mt. Airy, wife of the late Charles I. Engard, Past Commander Henry Houston American Legion Post, sister of Dorothy W. Carpenter, of Hamden, aunt of George B.

Carpenter, of Hamden. Graveside Services wW be held 1 1:30 AM, at Ivy Hi Phila. ESTES Feb. II, 1988, LEONORA of Cathedral Village and formerly of Bala Cvnwvd, wife of the late Richard Estes mother of Richard F. Margaret L.

Grif. Rths and Jere E. Estes; also survived by 6 grandchildren. Memorial services will be held 1 1 AM, at St. Mary's Episcopal Church at the Cathedral, Cathedral Village (cor.

of Ridge and Cathedral PhHa. Int. private. Memorial contributions may be made to Robins' Nest Box 371, Woodbury, N.J. 08094.

(CHADWICK'S OF AROMORE). FERRY ALBERT JOHN, on Feb. 10, 1988, husband of Minnie J. Ferry, of Ridktv Park, father of Albert John Ferry of Ridley Park, Susan Anneal, of King of Prussia, Krishna Leary, of Aston and Michael Ferry, of Ridley Park; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to his Memorial Service PM, at the Prospect United Methodist Church, tth and Lincoln Prospect Park, Pa.

19076. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions mav be made to the above named Church. Burial was in Mt. Jewett, Pa. (GRIFFITH CHAPEL, NORWOOD).

FREDERICK Feb. 7, 1988, HENRY beloved husband of Florence (nee Fisher), loving fattier of Robert; also survived by 4 sisters and one brother. Memorial services 5 PM, Feb. 14, at the Memorial Church of the Holy Nativity, Huntingdon Pike, Rockledge, Pa. 19111.

In lieu ef flowers, memorials to the above Church would be appreciated. (RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME.) GOLDBERG SARAH. Please see KARP Notice. JOSEPH LEVINE SON. GOODWIN At his residence, Tues.

Feb. 9, 1988, DANIEL husband of Hilda Millard Goodwin, father of Walter W. Goodwin, Nancy G. Barrett and Carol Goodwin, grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren, of West Chester, in his 96th year. Funeral service and interment are private.

(SMITH FUNERAL HOME, WEST CHESTER, PA.) GORDON Feb. 10, 1988, ETHEL, of The Wliain Pent House, 19)9 Chestnut survived by a niece and a nephew. Graveside Services will be private. ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS 455-0100 KESSLER Feb. II, 1988.

IDELLA (nee Hurwtti), wife of the late Herman, mother of Nancy Liebman and Edwm Hessler, sister of Mae Toft; also survived by 5 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and h-iends are invited to funeral services Fri. 1:30 PM, precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int.

Roosevelt Memorial Park. Shiva wHI be observed at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hessler. Family requests mat contributions in her memory may be made to The PhHa.

Geriatric Center, 5301 Old York PhHa. HORWITZ Feb. 11, 1988, YETTA survived by nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services Fri. 1 PM, precisely, at Montetiore Cem.

(Section 4) Fox Chase, Pa. Contributions in her memory may be made to Heart and Lung Research. Arr. "GOLDSTEINS' SUBURBAN NORTH." S. African troops back in control in homeland Harry E.

Robinson, 77, former president of Girard Chevrolet, a landmark business in the Overbrook section of Philadelphia, died Wednesday in Miami Beach, Fla. He was a former resident of Bala Cyn-wyd. Mr. Robinson founded the dealership in 1937 and, by the time he retired in 1953, had made it one of the nation's largest. He was president of the Chevrolet Dealers Association.

Raised in Audubon in Camden County, he was a well-known sportsman. He was New Jersey tennis champion in the early 1930s and was also a golfer and a horseman. Deaths here Dr. Douglas C. Wasley, 79, a physician who maintained offices in Lin-wood, died Wednesday at his home in Wallingford.

A 1931 graduate of Hahnemann Medical College, he served his residency in surgery at the University of Pennsylvania before going into prac- tice in Linwood in 1932. He practiced there for 55 years, retiring last year. He was a member of the staffs of; Crozer-Chester and Sacred Heart Medical Centers. He was a member the Delaware County and nia Medical Societies and the Ameri-' can Medical Association. He was a fellow of the Philadelphia College of Physicians, the Commandarie de Borbeaux and the Spring Haven Country Club.

He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors: his wife, Matilda, and a sister. Services: noon tomorrow, Carr Funeral Home, 935 S. Providence Route 320, Wallingford. Sister Mary Leopoldine, 97, the oldest sister in the province of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, died Tuesday at Mount Nazareth, the (order's retirement home near Holme Circle.

She spent more than half her life working at Nazareth Academy, where she was known as the "Sweet Candy Sister." Her duties included caring for the candy counter, where she dispensed love and advice as well as tasty treats. Born Magdalen Stec in 1890 in recognizes Bophuthatswana and three other black homelands as independent republics. A convoy of South African armored troop carriers and gun cars left Bophuthatswana yesterday morning for bases across the unmanned border in South Africa. Several hundred remained in Mmabatho, patrolling streets and the campus of the Bophuthatswana University. "It is over and done with," South African Foreign Minister Roelof F.

"Pik" Botha said. "And I hope that some elements in southern Africa and abroad have learned some lessons about South Africa's efficiency and promptness in responding when our security or that of a neighbor is threatened." Roelof Botha, President Pieter W. Pieter Botha and Defense Minister Magnus Malan visited Mangope at South African Embassy in Mmabatho Wednesday night. Roelof Botha told reporters later in Cape Town that the government suspected that the outlawed African National Congress and the legal anti-apartheid United Democratic Front played a role in the failed attempt to topple Mangope. Winnie Mandela, wife of jailed ANC leader Nelson Mandela, denied that to reporters in Johannesburg.

"The ANC has nothing to do with the situation in the puppet homeland," she said. though some have policies against married couples working together. There is a trend toward relaxing nepotism policies because the incidence of married couples wanting to work for the same company is increasing. The report said many anti-nepotism policies were adopted by corporations in the 1950s and early 1960s to prevent the hiring of incompetent male relatives of male employees. Those rules now are being applied in situations in which a husband or wife seeks a job in a company in which his or her spouse already works or a husband and wife apply for jobs in the same company.

Office romances also have become more common as the average age of first marriage increases and the number of divorces and remarriages rises. "It is now more likely that future spouses will meet at work than at school, social or neighborhood settings," the report said. what is now Poland, Sister Leopoldine would have celebrated her 98th birthday next Wednesday. She had come to the United States during her teens and entered the religious community in 1909. She became an American citizen in 1937.

In her early ministries, she taught in parish schools in Chicago; Worcester, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Philadelphia. She spent the next 51 years at the order's Provincial House in Torres-dale, where she served as director of young women studying to become members of the order. She had no immediate survivors. Services: viewing, noon to 4 p.m. today, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in the Chapel of the Sis-, ters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Grant and Torresdale Avenues.

Mabel B. Lynch Cleaver, 87, who had been active in her communities, died Wednesday in Phoenixville. She was a former resident of Lansdowne, Glassboro and Ocean City, N.J. The widow of D. Clark Cleaver, she was a member of the Washington Memorial Chapel.

Survivors: a son, John daughters, Virginia Gotchel and Doris Baumbach; 11 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and a sister. Services: 10 a.m. tomorrow, Washington Memorial Chapel, Route 23, Valley Forge. In keeping with its policy that all news reporting be timely. The Inquirer intends to publish obituaries: within 48 hours of death.

Mortuaries and others supplying obituary information should submit their notices promptly to The Inquirer's city desk. Deaths elsewhere Reeda Wartman Engard, 93, a member of a prominent Philadelphia family, died Wednesday in Hamden, Conn. She was a former resident of Mount Airy. Mrs. Engard, long active in civic and community affairs, was the widow of Charles I.

Engard, a former state commander of the American Legion, Pennsylvania secretary of state and head of the loan-guarantee division of the Veterans Administration. She is survived by a sister, Dorothy Carpenter. Graveside services will be held at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at Ivy Hill Cemetery, Easton Road near Stenton Avenue. Helen King Longtin, 77, a former Yeadon tax aide, died Wednesday at Moses Taylor Hospital in Scranton.

Long a resident of Yeadon, she lived in Moscow, Pa. She was a member of St. Eulalia's Parish. Surviving are her husband, Lucien daughters, Joan Pane and Sister Bernadette of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus; son, the Rev. Lucien F.

of the Jesuit Fathers; two grandchildren, and two brothers. A viewing will be held from 7 to 9 tonight at the Carlucci Funeral Home, 318 E. Drinker Dunmore, Pa. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at St.

Eulalia's Church, Blue Shutters Road, Elmhurst, Pa. U.S. tests a 'smart' missile Asuciaied Press WASHINGTON The Air Force said yesterday that it successfully tested its new AMRAAM aerial dog-fighting missile against a target drone earlier this week. The AMRAAM Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile is called a smart missile because it uses its own radar to home in on enemy planes without being guided by a pilot. Death Notices ALESI Feb.

im, KELLY M. (nee Joyce), age II, of So. W. beloved wHe of Mr. Ralph Alesi, devoted mother of Tiffany Marie, loving daughter of Brian and Frances (nee Almeida) Joyce; also survived by her brother Brian and her sister, Robin, her grandmother, Catherine Joyce, daughter-in-law el Tony and Lorraine (nee Castaldo) Alesi.

Relatives and friends are invited to VIEWING AND FUNERAL AM, AT THE JOSEPH V. FUSCO FUNERAL HOME, SO. W. U14-H Elm wood Ave. (PARKING ON PREMISES).

Mass of Christian Burial, II AM, St. Barnabas Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Springfield, Pa.

NO VIEWING FRI. EVE. APFELBAUM Feb. 1, MARY (nee Fulmer), wHe of the late Mver, mother of Mrs. Rube (Rose) Mimken, Mrs.

Rita Kerotkin, Mrs. Lawrence (Shirley) Silver, Jack Apfelbaum and the late Morris Harry Apfefbaumj also survived by I grandchildren and I great grandchildren. Services 12 Noon precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int.

Monteftore Cem. Contributions in her memory may be made to a charity of me donor's choice. BAPTISM Feb. 10. ISM.

ELENA A. (nee Albayalde), wile ef me late Marciano Baptist, mother of Bernard and Carmelo Baptisla, the late Marciano and Charlie Bap-tista; survived by 7 grandchildren, 2 sisters and one brother. Relatives and friends invited to her funeral on 1:30 AM, at THE BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 70 Frankford Ave. (at Fitter Mass ef Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Katherine's Church.

Viewing Fri. eve. 7 to PM Int. Our Lady ef Grace Cem. By Brendan Boyle United Press International JOHANNESBURG South African troops who put down a coup attempt in the nominally independent black homeland of Bophuthatswana mounted street patrols yesterday and flushed rebellious soldiers from their last strongholds.

"Everything is back under control," said Bophuthatswana's defense chief, white South African Gen. Hen-nie Riekert. "We are back in the saddle. We arrested several troublemakers." Riekert said South African troops regained control of the main military base in an hour-long operation at dawn yesterday. They said they forced six other soldiers from their last stronghold, the Agricenter government building in Mmabatho, the capital.

There were unofficial reports that a homelands soldier was killed in the operation, but they could not be confirmed. Hundreds heavily armed South African troops swarmed into the homeland Wednesday and crushed a coup by rebel Bophuthatswana soldiers, rescuing President Lucas Man-gope and cabinet ministers from captivity in a stadium in Mmabatho. The rebels accused the Mangope administration of corruption and of rigging last year's elections. South Africa is the only nation that Study: Increase in women is changing the workplace Lmuynp Mr, Sunday, feb: 14 IV By Phyllis Messinger Associated Press WASHINGTON The influx of women is turning the workplace increasingly into a marriage hunting ground and putting new pressures on managers to deal with office romances, nepotism and sexual harassment, according to a private study. "The workplace is not supposed to accommodate people falling in love" but is "supposed to be a rational place, and romance is emotional," said Sarah Crim, principal researcher for the study, "Corporate Affairs: Nepotism, Office Romance and Sexual Harassment." The report by a private publisher, the Bureau of National Affairs, did not offer recommendations to employers but found that: An affair between a supervisor and a subordinate can be most disruptive.

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