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I i i in, C10i THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Thursday, July 7,1994 Death Notices Death Notices Obituaries Deaths Elsewhere Melvin Kramer of Cherry Hill; educated a generation of teachers A former college student once urged Mr. Kramer in a letter to "keep teaching the message It is effective because you set free an energy and message that creates a better world for kids and people 'in general." Mr. Kramer was a member of Temple Beth Sholom in Cherry Hill. In addition to his wife, Mr. Kramer is survived by sons Neil, Eric, Alan, and David; three grandchildren, and a brother.

A graveside service will be held at 2:30 p.m. today in Crescent Burial Park, Westfield and Union Avenues, Pennsauken. The family requests that memorial donations be made to the Leukemia Society, 600 Third New York, N.Y. 10016; or the American Heart Association, 600 White Horse Pike, Audubon, N.J., 08106. Mr.

Kramer was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and raised in Philadelphia, where he graduated from West Philadelphia High School in 1949. After spending one year at Pennsylvania State University, he transferred to Temple University, where he earned his bachelor's degree in. 1953, his master's in 1959 and his doctorate in 1973. At Temple, he was a member of the Kappa Phi Kappa Honor Society and Pi Gamma Mu, an academic excellence society. Mr.

Kramer started teaching English and social studies at South Philadelphia High School for Girls in 1953. He moved to Huntingdon Junior High School in Abington from 1957 to 1962, then to Abington High School in 1962-63. "He loved people and loved helping them to learn," said Marlene Klein Kramer, his wife of 47 years. "He thought that self-esteem was critical to a child's success in education and tried to instill that feeling into all of his students." heart transplant survivor I More obituaries on B7. transplant, there is no chance." During Mr.

van Zyl's surgery, his ailing heart stopped beating and the anesthetist said he was dead. Barnard revived him and completed the transplant. Mr. van Zyl, who was white, received the heart of a mixed-race man who died in a fall from a tree. Under apartheid laws at the time of the operation, he would have been unable to receive treatment in the same hospital as his donor.

About 3,500 transplants are currently performed each year, mostly in the United States. The survival rate for the first year exceeds 90 percent. town, died of cancer Sunday at his parents' home. Mr. Feulner learned 10 months ago that he had cancer.

"He had so much courage in his illness and in his life," said his mother, Elaine Thompson Feulner. Mr. Feulner had a learning disability. He attended the Swenson Skill Center via a program at Kensington High School and graduated in 1986. After graduating from high school, he attended the Orleans Technical School and in 1991 graduated as a plumber.

He worked as a plumber for a short time before he was laid off. Mr. Feulner then worked as a clerk at CoreStates Bank and as a cook at Pizza Hut until he became too ill to work. "Some kids look to their parents as their hero. I consider my son my hero," said his father, George II.

Sr. Survivors: his wife, Stacy Ann Kilbride Feulner; son, Christopher Edward; his parents; two sisters; two brothers, and his grandmother, Lillian Geiger. Services: viewing, 8:45 to 9:45 a.m. today, McElvarr Funeral Home, 1415-17 E. Susquehanna Mass, 10 a.m.

today, Holy Name Church, Gaul and Berks Streets, followed by burial at Sunset Memorial Park in Somerton. 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. ADVERTISEMENT MOSTELLER MARY MAHEAOY, formerly of Narberth, died on jmy iwe, at me sroomaa rresuvwrton nwm, wife of the late Harry Mosteller, mother of Guy and Jack Mosteller. She Is also survived by i granddaughters and 4 great grandchildren.

Relatival and friends are Invited to her funeral service on Frl. July tvva 1 1 ajvi bt mt inAuwun. FUNERAL HOME, Athens Ave. and Simpson Arrtmora. PA.

Int. Vallav Foroe Memorial Gar dens. Memorial contributions may be made In her name to the Broomall prosovtenan noma, marpw Broomall Pa. 19008. ORLOW July 5, 1994, ETHEL SHAURE (nee Luterman), mother of Barbara Shaure Kayser and Susan Shaure Hampers; grandmother of Ellen Kavser, Lisa Bricker, Bemamin, Steven and Melissa Hamberg, groat grandmother of Meianie Bricker and Casey Kavser Babbitt, sister of Helen Eskin, Rosalind Skloft and the late Marian Luterman, Florence Jacobson and Harry Luterman.

Adhering to the wishes of the deceased, there will be no service or shiva. Contributions in her memory may be sent to charity of donor's choice. GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEL SACKS PEACE July 3, 1994, LOUISA (nee Bright), formerly of Spring House, wife of the late WWiam H. Peace II, mother of William H. Peace III and Louisa Peace Egleston, sister of Stanley Bright and Sarah B.

Robvn; also survived bv 5 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Memorial Service wW be held Thurs. July 7th, 3 PJVL, The Wayside Chapel, Whltemarsh Memorial Park, Horsham Rd. BRINGHURST ANDREW J. BAIR PERA Suddenly on July 5, 1994, JOHN beloved husband of Theresa (nee Ullrich), dear father of Michael, Thomas, and John; also survived by 7 grandchildren; Thomas, Melissa, John, Anthony, Ryan, Kevin and Ashley; fattier -in -law of Doris, Diana and Tracy.

Relatives and friends; also Pointers, Caulkers and Cleaners Union Local No. 35 are Invited to his Funeral, 8:30 HUBERT M. McBRIDE FUNERAL HOME, 2357 E. Cumberland followed by Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJVL, St. Anne's Church.

Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. 7 to 9.

(Parking bv attendants). In lieu of Rowers, Mass Cards preferred by the family. PETZEL Suddenly, In Austria, July 1994, of Jenkintown, ARTHUR beloved husband of Dorothy C. and father of Arthur R. grandfather of Arthur R.

Ill and brother of Henry C. Petzef. Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 PJVI. JOHN R. FREED FUNERAL HOME, 124 N.

Easton Gtenside. Int. Whitemarsh Memorial Park. Friends may call alter I Noon. POLITOWSKI CATHERINE F.

DURNING, on July 4, 1994, beloved mother of Thomas Politowski, Kate Ann Golden and her husband Ralph. She Is also survived by her sister Florence Drake and her nieces Florence. Georgette and Pat. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her funeral on Sat. I A.M., THE REILLY FUNERAL HOME, 2632 E.

Allegheny Ave. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 Nativity B.VJVL Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. PUDLINSKI Of Plymouth Meeting, formerly of S.W.

on jmv jfcAN J. inee fyiessmai, oeiovea wire of Paul M. Pudlinskl, mother of Christine and Michael Pudhnski, daughter of Mrs. Angelina Buck and. Relatives, friends and employees of Lankenau Hospital are invited to caH Fri.

after 8:30 A.M., at St. Barnabas Church, 3rd and Buist PhHa. Mail of Christian Burial 9:30 AJVL Int. SS. Peter ond Paul Cem.

In lieu of flowers contributions are requested to Hospital of Univ. of PA cancer center, 34th and walnut fl PhM. 19 104. Arr. KISH FUNERAL HOrVtB REILLY NORA M.

(nee McConned), on July 1994, of Fol-som, wife of me late Thomas J. mother of Commander Thomas J. Ill, Kathleen V. Daigie and Nancv L. Reiilv.

sister of John and James McConnetl; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Mass of Chnsttan Burial, 10 AJVL at our Lady ot Peace Catholic Church, Milmont Milmont Park. Burial SS. Peter and Paul Cem, Calling 9:30 AJVL at WHITE-LUTTRELL FUNERAL HOME, 3 1 N. Swarthmore Ridley Park.

Memorial gifts to me American Cancer Society, 280 N. Providence Media, Pa. 19063, RUBIN July 6, 1994, LENA (nee Rabinowitz), wife of the late Nathan, sister of Rum Rabinowitz. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services, 1O.30 AJVL precisely at Har Jehuda uooer Darov, pa. bn va ne observed at ner late residence.

Contributions in her memory may be made to Adam Zion Cong. Friendship and PA 19111. GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEL SACKS RUSSO MARIA V. (nee Capanna), on July 5, 1994, of Aston, wife of the late Emilio, mother of Domenic and Michael, daughter of Anna Giancroce Capanna, sister of Rose, Yoianda and Mario Capanna; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AJVL at me Church of St.

Joseph, 256 Concord Aston. No calling hours. Burial SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Memorial gifts to me above church would be appreciated.

WHITE-LUTTRELL FUNERAL HOME, Alton SANDEROW July 6, 1994, LEONARD, husband of Beatrice (nee Blackman), tamer of Shervl Soiow, brother of Howard Sanderow and Beatrice Lipman, grandfather of Meredith Sanderow, Lewis Sanderow, Art Soiow and Mitchell Soiow. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services, 12 noon precisely at GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS. 6410 N. Broad St. Int.

Montehore Cem. Shiva wiM be observed at his lata residence. Contributions in his memory may bo made to the American Cancer Society. SCHMIDT JULIA (nee Weinrich), on July 1994, age 101, of Glenolden, PA, beloved wife of the late Emu F. Schmidt, beloved mother of Augusta H.

Feindt, mother-in-law of William J. Feindt, beloved grandmother of Madelvn McBride and her husband WMIam and William J. Feindt; also survived by one great grandchild. Relatives and friends are invited to her Mass of Christian Burial 10 AJVL, Church of St. Joseph, Collingdale, PA, and to her Viewing Sat.

after 9 AJVI. in the Church. Int. Hillside Cem. In her memory the family would appreciate contributions to Camilla Hall, Immaculata, PA 19345.

(O'LEARY FUNERAL HOME, Springfield, PA) SCHROEDER July 3, 1994, STEPHEN THOMAS CHAPMAN-SCHROEDER, husband of Julie Lynn (nee Gushner), of Villa nova, father of Mackenzie Abraham, son of Howard and Virginia Schroeder, son-in-law of Mark and MarHvn Gushner, brother of Douglas, Paul and Philip. Relatives and friends are invited to Memorial Services 10 AJW, St. David Episcopal Church, 763 Valley Forge Wayne, PA. Interment private. The family wilt return to me late residence and respectfuHy requests contributions in his memory be made to Supportive ChildAdult Network, Nursing Education Floor 4-U.

co CH 324 S. 34m PhHa. 19104. SHANE July 4, 1994, BELLE (nee Schwartz), of wife of the late Sinclair mother of Dr. Paul Shane, Joanna Shane Plummer, and Dr.

Mathew Shane, mother-in-law of Dr. Ana Marianovic-Shane and Marilyn Shane, grandmother of Robert Plummer, Brett, Adam, Giga and Eliezer Shane. Relatives and friends are invited to Services Thurs. 2:15 PJVL, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St.

above 71st Ave. Int. King David Memorial Park. Family win return to the late residence. In lieu of flowers contributions in her memory may be made to the Jewish Children's Folk Shut or a charity of the donor's choice.

SIDLICK July 1, 1994, DR. LEONARD SIDLICK, of Haver-tpwn. husband of Sylvia (nee Agre), father of Paul Sidlick and Barbara Zook, brother of Willard Sidlick; also survived bv 2 aranrlrhiMrft and Int. were private. The family has returned to the late residence.

JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON SILVESTR9 On July 6, 1994, JOHN, beloved husband of the late Matilda (nee Tuono), devoted father of Elizabeth Jackson, Angelina Glantz, Leonard SHvestro and Eileen McGinnis; also survived bv 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to his Viewing Sat. 8 to 9:30 A. M. CASSIZZI FUNERAL HOME, 2913-17 E.

Thompson St. (at Cambria) followed by his Mass of Christian Burial 10 AJVI. Mother of Divine Grace Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

No viewing Frl. eve. SMITH CHARLES JR. age 84, of the Masonic Homes, Elizabethtown, PA, on July 8, 1994, formerly of and Maple Shade, N.J. husband of the lata Laura R.

Siegai, stepfather of John McArdle, of Phila. He was a mailer with the Lutheran Publishing Co. in ond retired as a mailer with The Evening Bulletin in Phila. in 1972. He was a member of St.

AlbahvSwain Lodge No. 529 aVAJA, Phila. and St. John's Lutheran Church, PhHa. Graveside Services will be held on July 11, 1994 at 11 A Fernwood Phila.

Arr. by FRANK S. MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Elizabethtown, PA. STANTON CAJHERnNE Ml JUlV 1994, formerly of survived by many nieces, nephews, grandnieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are Invited to call after 9:30 St.

Joseph's Manor, 1616 Huntingdon Pike, Meadowbrook, PA 19046. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJVI. Int. St. Peter's Reading, PA.

Remembrances her name to St. Joseph's Manor or The Covent of Divine Love (The Pink Sisters), 2212 Green PhHa, Pa 19130 would be appreciated. ANTON B. URBAN FUNERAL HOME, Ambler THEN THERESIA KRONER THEN, on Wed. July 6, 1994, of Fox Chase, beloved wife of the late Conrad Then and mother of Bernadetto Tyson and her husband Jack, Karl P.

Then, and his wife Dolores, and Joseph C. Then and his wife Joan, grandmother of 18 and great grandmother of 27. Family and friends may caH Sat. morning between 9 and 10 AJW from DEANGEITNERGIVNISH OF FOX CHASE, 7900 Oxford Ave. and are Invited to participate her Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 AJVL, Church of St.

Cecilia, 535 Rhawn Pa. 19111. Int. Lawnvlew Cem. No eve.

viewing, if so desired a donation in Mrs. Then's memory to the above mentioned church woul(tbe very much appreciated by her family. Continued from preceding page kixs JutV 1. IMi. JF AM RFRNCTFIN In Leek wood), wife of Wallace Kins, mother of raincia Ma noon; grandmomer at jamce Laa Mattoon, Relatives and friend i ara Invited to her Memorial Sarvico on July 91h at 2 PJvX, at St.

Faith Episcopal Church Brooklme Blvd. and AMston Havartown. Remembrances may ba meat re at. r-aim Ltiurcn mamonat i-uno. KC8XCE vi nuw im.

rm Ull juij It itt, ttiluihiii husband of Marlon (no Millloan) Koonca, fathar of William Joupn Bruca William, Marlon Lao Koonca; brothor of Barbara Ann Doavar, Eluaooiti Otto, Ruby La SI. Clair, fclsio nanranan; also turvived bv orandcnudron; 2 Or eat grandchildren. Relatival and friands aro Invltod to attend hit sorvico from St. Thomas Church, Whltomarsh, Balhlaham Plko, Fort Washington on July at II AM Int. ki ma otqoining cam.

Friands may can at mo R. L. JR FUNERAL HOME. Skippack Plko ot Codart Shiopack, PA on murv ovo. from 7-9 PJvl Mamoriai contributtons may bo mado In his mamory to Wissahlckon Hospic, 1J4.I PowoN Norristown, PA l401.

KRAMER July 5, 199, MELVIN, Ed.D., husband of Mariana (nee Klein), of Charry Hal, N.J., fathar of Nea Kramar, M.D. and his wHa, Robvn Kramar, Eric Kramer, M.O. and hit wife, Elaine BoodanoH, Alan Kramar, Esq. and his wita, Heathar Kramar, and David Kramar, M.D., brother of Bruce Cooparsmlth, Ed.D.; grandfather of Melody, Steven, Michael Kramer. He said of mm sew no was a simple man wno sougm life's dreams and not Its maternal rewards.

He believed and behaved by the principle that caring for and helping people is part of the reason we ara nera. ne was more man me sum ot eacn ot nis roles. In whatever he did, he was a human. He had an endless well of love tor his wife, brother, sons and their families as weH as his friends. He dedicated his life to others his ever day actions and his teaching.

A former student of his once wrote to him, 7'Mel, please keep teaching the messaee.lt Is effective because you set free an energy and message that creates a better world for kids and people general." mis message was to love each other, take care of each other, be there for each other. Relatives and friends aro Invited to Graveside Services Thursday. 2:30 P.M.. Crescent Burial Park (Sec F), Pennsauken, N.J. The family wtN return to the late residence and respectfuHy request contributions In his memory be made to The Leukemia Society or to The Heart Fund.

(Arr. PL att memorial chapels, CHERRY HILL, N.J.) LaROSA July 1994, JENNIE (nee Benigno), beloved wife ot KUsseH, devoted mother ot Tom (bharon) and Ron (Sun Young); also survived bv 4 grandchildren, sister of Angie Kane. Relatives and friends are invnea to ner r-n. i ajvl at, the MONTI FUNERAL HOME, 2533-35 S. Broad St.

Mass of Christian Burial, Epiphany Church 9:30 AM Entombment Fern wood Cem. Viewing i nun. eve. io y. LeFEBRE ARTURO retired Lt.

Col. of the U.S. Army, on July 5, 1994, of Cinnaminson, NJ, age SO yrv, beloved husband of Emma (nee D'Agostino); also surviving Is one nephew Arthur P. LeFebre of G4endale, AZ, and one niece Alice LeFebre of New York City. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral service, Fri starting at 10 A.M., at SNOVERGIVNISH'S OF CINNAMINSON, 1200 Rte.

130. Int. wM be Mon. July 11 at 10 AM. at Lake view Memorial Park.

Friends may gamer Fri 910 AJVL at me funeral home for me service. In lieu of flowers family requests memorial contributtons to be made to the American Cancer Society, 400 Birch held suite 402, mt. Laurel, NJ 08054 or Epworth United Methodist Church, 500 Morgan Palmyra, NJ 08065. L0IAC0N0 LOUIS July 1994, husband of Patricia, father of Linda, Bern, Nancy and Kristen; brother of Joyce Bloom; nephew of Hilda, Linda and John Cianranca and Henrietta Corsettt Relatives and friends aro invited to funeral 8:30 ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL OF UPPER DARBY, 8645 West Chester Pike (below Township Line).

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJA, St. Lawrence Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Com.

Viewing Fri. PJW LOTKE PHILIP MARK, ago St, of Haverford, on July 1W4, of cancar, survlvod by his companion Barbra Shotol, cMdron Mark, Grogg and Abbia, mothar Mary, brofhar Or. Paul A. Lotka, 5 aunts and many devotod frtonds. Funoral win bo privata but mora wHI ba Mamortal at tha homo of his brolhar at 7 PM Thurs.

Contributions may ba sant to Tho Hospital of tho Univarsitv of Pennsylvania Cancar Cantor. JOSEPH LEVIN AND SON MAIELLANO July 2, 1994, YOLANDA (bom Corsaro); mother of Rocco, Joseph, Pasquale, Phyllis Coppertino, William, Diane Piizaretli and Donna Jaconi; grandmother of Kimberly Maieilano, Christopher -Coppertino, Brian Maieilano, Tracev Maieilano, Jennifer Coppertino, Jaclyn Arch, Justin Jaconi and Matthew Pizxarelli. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her Funeral, Fri. at JOHN R. DEADY FUNERAL HOME, 2501 S.

Camac St. Mass of Christian Burial, 11 AJVL, Stella Marls Church, Int. SS. Peter and Paul Com. Viewing, Fri, morning, 1:30 to 10:30 AJVL McELREE On Tuos.

July 194, LAURA (nao Travnor), of Lata yatta HW, beloved wife of Jamas A. McElree, devoted mother of Lane A. and Scott C. McElroe; also survived bv 2 brothers, Jamas R. and John W.

Troynor. Relatives and friends ara Invited to her Funeral Service on Frl July 8th at 10 AM from THE LOWNES FUNERAL HOME, 659 Germantown Pike, Lafayette HW, Pa. kit. George Washington Memorial Park. Friands may caH Thurs.

ova. 7 to PJM. and after 9:30 AJvL Fri, morning at tho Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to First BapNst Church of Manavunk, 195 Groan Lane, PhHa. PA 19127.

McHUGH July 4, 1994, KEVIN of Pennvpack Woods, beloved husband of Joanna (nee Zawistowskl), dear fattier of Kenv McHugh; also survived by his parents, Desmond and Helen (nee McLaughlin), 2 listers, Colette McCaffrey and Sheila Evans, 3 brother, Desmond, Sean and Eamon, and several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends ara Invited to attend his Funeral Fit 8:30 AJVL from THE ALDWORTH FUNERAL HOME, Decatur and Charles Sts. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AJVL, St. Dominic's Church, mt. Resurrection Com.

Friends may eat FrL after 8:30 AJVL MIGNOGNA Jutv 1994, PHILIP, beloved husband of Clara (nee Journey), brother of Tulio Mignogna, Mrs. -Irma Galierano, and me late Maui Mignogna. Relatives and friends invited to calTSat. 10 to II AJVL, GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME, 7158 Torresdale Ave. (Parking on Wellington St.

Lot). Services of Christian Burial, II AJVL kit. St. Dominic's Com. No calling hours Fri eve.

MILLER GLORIA (nee Metelll), July 1994, beloved wife of Harold "Bob" Miliar; also survived by nieces and -nephews. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 9 AJVL from VINCENT GANGEMI FUNERAL HOME, Broad and WoH Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Monica Church, 10 AM kit. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may call FrL 7 to 9:30 PJVL Evening Parking ROTA Bids. Lot, 2304 S. Broad St. MILLER On Juno 12, 1994, DOROTHY GIVEN, of Cathedral Vaiage, wife of the late Frank W.

Miller, mother of Rodnev, of St. Simon's Island, GA, Joyce Sammis, of Stratford, CT, and Clarice Scott, of Cincinnati, OH; also survived bv 8 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Memorial Service July 9th at V0 AM. at Cathedral Hall, M0 E. Cathedral Rd.

lieu of flowers memorials may be made to tho charity of your choice. JACOB F. RUTH JOHN July 6, 1994, age 83 formerly of beloved brother of Frances Donnelly, Marie Walsh, Louise Fried, Patricia McGintv, George Mink, and the late Margaret Narka; sur-vived bv his loving nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Frl. 8:15 AJVL THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 WEST CHESTER PIKE (COR.

LYNN UPPER DARBY, Pa. and to Mass of Christian Burial 10 AJVL Church of St. George, Glenoldan, Pa. Int. Holy Cross Com.

No calling hours Thurs. ovo. MOORE tal July 1, 1994, beloved husband of Viola Moore, beloved father of Denise Canada and Valerie Adams, survived bv one brother, William Moore of West Palm Beach, FL; 2 sisters, Lillian Walker and ArMs Moore; 2 grandchildren, Tracev Williams and Lindsay Canada; 2 great grandchildren, Brandon Moore and Breanna Williams. Relatives and friends invited to attend Service, 1 o'clock f-M- on July 8 at the First African Baptist Church, Clifton and Laurel Sharon HHI. CaHIng hours from 1 1 AJVL to 1 PJVL at the Church, kit.

Rolling Green Memorial Park, West Chester. MOORE On Jutv 1994, ROBIN, age 55, husband of Tatiana (nee Lubinsky), of Runnemede, N.J., fathar of Michael and Andrew, brother of Harry Moore and Margaret Hunter. Mr. Moore was a Sales Representative for Tozour Train Energy Systems, King of Prussia, PA. Relatives and friends aro Invited to attend the funeral service 12 Noon FrL at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, 126 S.

Black Horse Pike, Runnemede, N.J., where there win be a viewing from 10 AJVL-12 Noon. Donations may be made to Hofv Trinity Russian Orthodox Church, Landis Vktoland, NJ. 0830a. MOSS July 5, 1994, HENRY, husband of Helen (nee Hoffman), devoted fattier of Linda and Arthur Bachman, brother of Fay Kauffman, loving grandfather of Heleno and Allison Bachman. Relatives and friends ara invited to Graveside Services 12 Noon precisely at The Roosevelt Memorial Park (Sec BB), Trevose, PA.

Shiva wW be observed at tho Bachman residence. Contributions his memory may be made to tho ctuuttv of the donor's choice. GlTLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEL SACKS John B. Harrison, 74, of Ocean City, N.J., a retired sales supervisor at the old C. Schmidt Sons brewery, diejd Saturday at Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point.

Born in Philadelphia, he graduated from La Salle High School and College with a degree in business administration. He was in the Army during World War II, serving as an officer in the Coast Artillery. He sold beer around the world at military posts in Okinawa and Japat and later in Korea and Vietnam. He also sold the Philadelphia brew in Nigeria and Ivory Coast. Before working in export sales, he sold Schmidt's in every domestic market After he retired in 1980, he continued to work at Kasser Distillers and then held a series of part-time jobs.

He moved to Ocean City from his home in Center City in 1986. Survivors: his wife, Elizabeth Snyder Harrison; daughters, Kathleen H. McKenna and Celeste H. Vertrees, and three grandchildren. Services: Mass of Christian Burial, 11 a.m.

today Church of St. Augustine, 13th Street and Wesley Avenue, Ocean City; burial, Cape May County Veterans Cemetery, Cape May CotLtj House. Gerard C. Smith, 80, who advised four presidents on nuclear and disarmament issues, died of cancer Monday at Easton Memorial Hospital in Maryland. Mr.

Smith was director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agencf during the Nixon administration and chief U.S. negotiator for the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks from 1969 to 1973. He was ambassador at large for nuclear nonproliferation in the Car ter administration and also served in the Eisenhower and Kennedy admkf istrations. President Jimmy Carter gave hk9 the Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award. Mr.

Smith is credited with comii) up with the idea of special hotline between Moscow ana Washington to lessen the chances an accidental nuclear confrontations Mr. Smith was born in New Yo; City and graduated from Yale UrJI versity and Yale Law School. worked for General Motors in York before World War II, then du ing the war served in the Navy in Washington. On leaving government service, he became a limited partner in Brown Sons a brokerage company, and founded Consultations International Group in 1981. He retired to Easton in 1989, two years after the death of his wife, Bernice Latrobe Smith.

Survivors: daughter, Shelia Smitt Griffin; sons, John Thomas 2d, Gerard L. and Hugh 11 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Charles L. Donnelly 64, a retired Air Force general who was commander in chief of all U.S. and NATO air forces in Europe, died of cancer Sunday at Malcolm Grow Medical Center at Andrews Air Force' Base.

He was a fighter pilot in the Viet, nam War and later the top U.S. com' mander in Japan. A resident of Arlington, Gen. Donnelly was born in Barberton, Ohio, and joined the Air Force as an aviation cadet in 1951 after his graduation from Otterbein College in1 Westerville, Ohio. He became a pilot the following year.

In August 1981, Gen. Donnelly was named commander of the Fifth Air, Force and commander of all U.S. forces in Japan and Korea. This made him the senior U.S. military representative in Japan.

In 1984, he moved to Ramstein Ait Base in Germany as commander in chief of U.S. and NATO air forces in Europe. He retired from that post in 1987. Survivors: his wife, Carolyn daughter, Linda E. Wieland; two sisters, and two grandchildren.

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size through all local, pharmacies. AURUM Analgesic Lotion can be obtained by asking your pharmacist to order it from his or her wholesale drug supplier, for next day delivery. Retailer and pharmacist information (800) 256-9008. By S. Joseph Haircnmuycr INQUIRER CORRESPONDRNT Melvin Kramer, 62, whose love for people and respect for learning were hallmarks of his 28 years as an associate professor of elementaryearly-childhood education at Glassboro State College, died Tuesday at Cooper Hospital-University Medical Center in Camden.

Mr. Kramer, a resident of Cherry Hill, retired from Glassboro State College (now Rowan College) in 1991. He taught at Jersey City State College for one semester before being hired at Glassboro in 1963. "He was among the most humanistic and supportive teachers I've ever met," said Marion Rilling, a Rowan professor of education who started teaching there the same year Mr. Kramer arrived.

"He had a genuine love for people and a deep respect for learning. His former students must be among the best teachers in South Jersey." Dirk van Zyl, By Sahm Venter ASSOCIATED PRESS CAPE TOWN, South Africa Dirk van Zyl, the world's longest-living heart transplant patient, died yesterday in a nursing home. He was 68 and had survived with a second heart for 23 years. Mr. van Zyl recently had suffered a stroke that left him paralyzed on his left side, and his death was not caused by heart failure, according to his son, Coenie van Zyl.

Dirk van Zyl received a new heart a 1971 operation performed by the pioneering surgeon Christiaan Barnard. He was Barnard's sixth transplant pa Deaths Here Robert A. Buecheler 59, of Cherry Hill, formerly of Philadelphia, died Sunday at West Jersey Hos-pital-Marlton. A pressman for the last 30 years, Mr. Buecheler last worked at the Courier-Post, retiring four years ago.

He previously had worked for The Inquirer and the former Evening Bulletin in Philadelphia. He had served in the Army and was member of American Legion Post 357 in Cherry Hill. Survivors: sons, Robert Jr. and Ed ward two brothers, and three sisters. Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m.

today, Death Notices TIERNEY KEVIN M. of on July 5, 1994, age 35, son of Milton C. and the late Frances (nee Metzler) Tier-ney, brother of Michael Tierney and Denise Hop-pel, both of Phila. also survived bv his paternal grandmother Agnes Tiernev of N.J. Relatives, friends and fellow Postal Workers are invited to attend his Memorial Mass 10 AJVL Sat.

at tha Immaculate Heart of Mary R.C. Church, Cathedral Andorra. Int. Westminster Cem. In lieu of flowers, contributions in honor of Kevin may be made to the Wissahickon Hospice, 883S German-town PhHa.

mil RUGGIERO FUNERAL HOME, Trappe, PA. TUTINO July 5, 1994, JENNIE (nw Pallemo), wife of th late Ignazio, devoted mother of Ida Tutino, An drew, Litv Messina, Romona Zambito and sister to Antoinette Fata, Mary Russo, and Lily Voipe; also survived by 13 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends Invited to caH Frl. after 9 AJW, St. Christopher R.C.

Church, Procter Rd. above Byberry Rd. and ioin in her Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJvL Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. In lieu of flowers contruHitiom to the above Church Memorial Fund, please.

WM. G. MALLOY (215-464-2600) WANAMAKER On July 6, 1994, GERTRUDE of Narberth, formerly of Ardmore. She is survived bv her son, Douglas M. Wanamaker, 2 daughters, Jacqueline A.

Wanamaker, Jill E. Stewart; 1 1 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and a brother, Joseph A. Barnes. Services and interment are private. (STUARD, Ardmore) WATSON Of 540 Sheppards MHI Bridgeton, N.J., on July 5, 1994, KATHLEEN SEABROOK WATSON, aged 33 yean, wHe of Peter S.

Watson, mother of Daniel Benjamin L. and Adrienne P. Watson and daughter of Larry and Patricia Black Watson. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Memorial Service at the Greenwich Presbyterian inurcn, Greenwich, n.j., on Fndav. Ju 8, 1994 at 11 AJVL Cremation and burial at the convenience of the famly.

in lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Greenwich Presbyterian Church, co Sue Smith, D. No. 2 Box 227 Brtdgeton, N.J. Arr. by FREITAG FUNERAL HOME, Bridgeton, NJ.

WELSH EUGENE $., on July 4. 1994. husband of Marie C. (nee Cravcraft) of Wallingford, PA. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Funeral Services, Fri.

IU M. BNUWEK FUNERAL HOME, 906 S. Providence Rd. (Rts. 370 and Wallingford, PA.

Int. Mt. Hope Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

after 7 P.M. WILLENS ALFRED Aa 82, of Detran Beach, FL, formerly of Haverford, PA, passed awav Jutv 5. 1994 in FL. A deater in Wholesale Automobiles, he served on the ooara or main Line Ketorm Temple teeth Elohim), His lifelong passions were familv and tennis. He Is survived bv his wife, Freda, son, Jeffrey (Kim), brother, Morton and grandson, William.

Contributions may be made to Main Lino Reform Temple. YOHANNAN July 5, 1994, WALTER husband of Kathleen T. (nee Mitchell), father of Karen Ann, Walter and Timothy R. Yohannan; also survived by one grandson. Relatives and friends are invited to services 10 A.M., GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME, 9304 OLD Bustleton Ave.

(below Welsh Dri I whnr. IrlanH. m.v rail A I-I Laurel HIH Cemetery. In Memoriams FRANCQNI, JOSEPH I have lost my soul'i companion, a life linked with mv own. And day by day I miss him more, as I walk through life alone.

I miss you so, I love you. MARY SOLOMON, ARRA C. JULY 7, 1915 APRIL 22, 1992 Two bright eves, a tender smile A loving heart that knew no guHe, No thought of self, but of 'the other' I know He said 'yVeH done, dear ISAIAH 40:31 LOVE: CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN, GREAT GRANDCHILDREN, RELATIVES, FRIENDS STROTHERS, JAMES W. November 5, 1923 July 7, 1993 If one year. We've warmly missed your humanl-tarianism, consistent honesty, unfailing generosity and warm, loving ways.

Your demoted wife, Margaret and loving daughter, Shani kleryl. of tient. Barnard performed the world's first heart transplant in 1967 at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town. "He was spared for us for another 23 years," Coenie van Zyl, 30, said of his father. "I think that's excellent." In an interview in 1992 on the 25th anniversary of the first transplant, Mr.

van Zyl said he always encouraged people considering transplant surgery to take the risk. "They are all a little afraid because it is a big operation and the doctors always tell them they have a 50-50 chance," Mr. van Zyl said. "I tell them if you go, you have that 50-50 chance, but if you don't go for the Inglesby Sons Funeral Home, Cove and Wyndam Roads, Pennsauken; funeral, 10 a.m. tomorrow at the funeral home; burial, Locustwood Memorial Park, Cherry Hill.

The Rev. Donald V. Heim, 67, of St. Veronica Parish in Hunting Park, died Tuesday at Nazareth Hospital. Born in Washington, Father Ileim attended schools in Washington and Berwyn.

He graduated from St. Katharine High School in Wayne before entering St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Overbrook. He was ordained in 1964 at the Catherdral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul.

Father Heim served as associate pastor at the following churches in Philadelphia: St. Henry Church, Our Lady of the Holy Souls Church, Our Lady of Mercy and the Visitation Blessed Virgin Mary Church. He was also associate pastor at St. Joseph Notre Dame de Lourdes Church in Swarthmore and St. Joseph Church in Collingdale.

He was associate director of the Catholic Youth Organization in the Southeast Delaware County District and served as chaplain at Little Flower High School. In 1977, he went to the Diocese of Dodge City, and served as hospital chaplain and then pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. He returned to Philadelphia in 1989 and was assigned as assistant pastor of St. Joseph Church in Collingdale. In 1991, Father Heim became a resident at St.

Veronica Church. Survivors: sisters, Mary Francis Wallace and Sister Christine Marie, I.H.M.; brothers, Father Joseph A. and Matthew C. Services: Mass, 11 a.m. tomorrow, St.

Katharine of Siena Church, 104 S. Aberdeen Wayne; burial SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Marple Township, Delaware County. George H. Feulner 25, of Fish- N.B.

Curtis, 23, artist, musician ASSOCIATED PRESS PROVINCETOWN, Mass. Nicholas B. Curtis, 23, son of actor Tony Curtis, has died after suffering a seizure. Mr. Curtis was sleeping at a friend's house when he had the seizure Saturday, said Jennifer Walsh, a secretary for Tony Curtis.

Nicholas Curtis also had a seizure about a month ago and was undergoing tests to, determine the cause, Walsh said. State Police Trooper Paul White said no foul play was suspected. He said emergency workers responded early Saturday to a report of someone choking. Mr. Curtis was pronounced dead at 9:15 a.m.

He lived on Cape Cod and was a student at the School of the Museum Fine Arts in Boston. A keyboard musician and artist who painted and drew in all mediums, he also wrote poetry and had minor parts in some films. He was the son of Tony Curtis' third wife, Leslie, who lives in Dennis, Mass. a ARTHRITIS RELIEF! Au Pharmaceuticals, a Texas based company, has continued to achieve significant recognition afler introducing its highly effective pain relief formulation AURUM Analgesic Lotion. Dr.

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