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Thursday, Sept. 3, 1981 Philadelphia Inquirer 19-D- Death Notices Death Notices CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY EMPLOYMENT Deaths here AGENTS WANTED DATA PROCESSING. LOSTFOUND HELP WANTED HEALTHCARE IHSTRUCTtONS DOMESTIC HELP PART TIME HELP. 21 EMPLOYMENT I9 AGENCIES .19 to 21 EMPLOYMENT .21 SERVICES. .20 SITUATIONS WANTED.

.21 AUTOS ANTIQUE 4 CLASSIC COMMERCIAL CARS AUTOS. TRUCKS. AUTOS FOR SALE 25 to 29 AUTO ACCESSORIES MOTORCYCLES.MINI BIKESt SCOOTERS 27 RECREATION ft TRAVEL VEHICLES 21 REPAIRS. AUTOS WANTED. IMPORTS ft SPORTS CARS VANS .28,29 REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS .21, 24 FARMS FOR SALE 21 OFFICE ft DESK SPACE 21 CONDOMINIUM.

21 COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES 23 MOBILE ft MODULAR HOMES 21 GROUND, BUILDING LOTS 21 MORTGAGES- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 22,23 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE WANTED. REAL ESTATE-NEW JERSEY-REAL ESTATE SEASHORE. REALESTATE- POCONOS. REAL EST ATE- SERVICES HOMES FOR LOT OWNERS- ROOMS, BOARDING ft HOTELS- REAL ESTATE SALE, RENT, EXCHANGE. OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS AIRPLANES.

George Gittelmacher, 80, retired assistant manager for the Metropolitan Life Insurance died Monday at Devon Manor Nursing Home. He lived in Narberth. Mr. Gittelmacher worked for Met-' ropolitan for 36 years. He retired 15 years ago.

He was a member of Congregation Keneseth Israel. Survivors: wife, Carolyn daughter, Francine Moses; three grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. Howard Rigberg, 60, sales representative for Gerber Plumbing Fixtures, died Sunday at Lankenau Hospital. He lived in the Penn Valley section of Montgomery County. A graduate of Temple University, he was a member of the board of directors of the Germantown Jewish Center.

Survivors: Wife, June Levenson Rigberg; daughterNancy, and a sister. 'Joseph J. O'Brien, 69, a Democratic committeeman for more than 25 years, died Monday at Frankford Hospital. He lived in the Wissinom-ing section of the city. A Budd Co.

employee for more than 30 years, he retired in 1972. In addition to his work as a committeeman, he was a member of the 55th Ward Executive Committee. He was also active, with the Men of Malvern, the Prosit Club, the Holy Name Society and the Golden Age Club of St. Bartholomew Roman Catholic Church. VSurvivors: wife, Dorothy two 'sons, Francis X.

and Joseph two daughters, Bernadette and Shiela Pell; five grandchildren; a brother, and two sisters. Marion V. Smith Buzby, 79, a beautician, died Tuesday at Rolling Hill Hospital. She lived in Elkins Park. She was the widow of Jason Buzby.

Survivors: sons, Wendell and My-ron; daughter, Vivian Kramer; nine grandchildren; seven great-grand-children and a brother. Services: 11 a.m. Friday, Naugle Funeral Home, Quakertown. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IS OFFICE FURNITURES EQUIPMENT .22 PERSONAL SERVICES 25 pcptnum i PETITIONS ft RULES 25 PETS ft SUPPLIES 24 PROPOSALS 25 REFRIGERATORS 22 SERVICES ft REPAIRS- 22 SEWING CORNER 22 STAMPS ft COINS-STORAGE, MOVING ft HAULING TV, HI-FI, RADIO, ANTIQUES AUCTIONS- BICYCLES. BOATS ft MARINE SUPPLIES 21 BUILDING MATERIALS 22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 21 CAMERAS, BINOCULARS, CB.

RADIOS FOR SALE- GARAGE SALES. HORSES, 22 HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 22 LEGAL DIRECTORY SlfcKtU- LEGAL NOTICES WANTEDTO BUY WEARING APPAREL MACHIHERY ft TOOLS MONET TO LOAN- 03ED9 (MiTMMiJIiD 4 1 TO PLAGE A CLASSIFIED AD CALL US AT: 10 3-iQQQ OR USE TOLL FREE LINES 1-808-462-2867 (PA. SUBURBS) 1-800-523-2826 (NJ, DEL, MARYLAND) TO CANCEL A WANT AD: ail 10 14000. After an od It ordered It cstmot be camelled before the Initial publication data, for a dally ad, cad before 12r00 Noon for the todowtne.

day's paper. To cancel a Sunday ad, cal before 9r00 P.M. Thursday far a leal Ittato section ad and before vrOO 'J. Friday for ol other dolirlkotiont. Help Wanted CHEM1STHY WANTEDi BS or MS in chemistry to operate gas Chromatogroph i TLC equipment for pesticide residue laboratory.

Experienced preferred-opportunity for ad-vancement-new position-now lab-excellent fringe benefit poc It age-salary commensurate with experience. Send resume tot P9S6 Inquirer equal Opportunity employer 27 ACCOUNTANT FEE PAID li It .23 (VALLEY FORGE, PA.) For growing corporation with sales ol approximately S20 million located near Valley Forge, PA. Mutt have college degree and 4-5 years manufacturing company accounting experience and some knowledge of data processing. STURM, BURROWS 1420 Walnut St. Phila.

Pa 1V102 Phone: 58-4111 Empl. Agcy. ACCOUNTANT-Grewth nitv. Northeast Phila growing dis tributor looking for serf starter to be responsible for accounting records, preparation of financial statements, cash planning. Good administrator, ability lo develop 8, implement new information svslems.

Member of management learn reporting to vice president general manager. 3 vrs public accfg exp, CPA helpful. For confidential interview forward resume with salary requirements lo K59S Inquirer ACCOUNT ANT-Sr. Accountant, 2-3 yrs public ecclt exp. Medium-site CPA firm.

Please send resumes, in confidence, lo P. O. Bon 1097, Haddonfleld, NJ. 08033. Ann: personnel.

ACCOUNTANT-CPA to head flew tax dept. of rapidly expanding CPA firm located in Jenkintown. Individual must have previous heavy lax exposure. Great oopor. for the right person.

2-wiw ACCOUNTANT exploding local CPA firm requires accountant with 2-S vrs. Public exp. Client responsl- ACCOUNTANT, smel eccto, etc, 2-3 yrs pub. exp, eorporata tax go oppiy, iron. ACCOUNTANT Per diem.

Expd audit ot securities, orokeroeai- f- er. Ktply box Kbit inquiKhR. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE medical lab. Experience i must. Full time.

Call245-31 ADMINISTRATIVE INVENTORY COMPUTER Challenging position with est. CC office products firm. Individual will be responsible tor maintaining 8, CRT Input of inventory, price sales information in our mini-computer syslem. Work also involves getting out invenlory 8, management reports, customer invenlory surveys billing. Must be accurate, well organiied 8, good with figures.

Fantastic position lor thinking individual who can com-muntcala 8, operate well in our interesting, fast paced environment. Previous computer exper helpful, but not essential lor otherwise individual. Paid Blue ross 8, Blue Shield. For interview contact Mr. Goodrich at GOODRICH STATIONERS UK wi-ytwi ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Active, medical equipment suoolier Assistant to General Manager.

Lots ol room for growth. Knowledge of accounting helpful, but nol required. Apply in person Monday 8, Wednesday, 9 AM to 11 AM only. No phone calls. Greiner 8, Saur Medical Equipment Ca 60S Spring Garden si.

Phila. -v ADMINISTRATIVE Assistant. Excel opporly for the right person. You must have an aptitude for figures. Typing ability required.

Excel benefits. Call Mr. Kolaski, all 10 A.M., 834-0190. AIR BRUSH ARTIST for custom T-Shirl store. Call bewtn 10 8, i.

KW-4SH-WI2. AMBULANCE Persontwl-ful time EMT preferred. Excel pay bnfts. 927-0603 days. Ambulance driverattend AFA's EMT's knowl city full, pt 664-4601 ARCHITECT Registered In New Jersey.

Free-lance eenings. 713-789-1330 ARTIST-Sketch mechanicals of garments with Rapidograoh pen mr production pages handle varied clerical duties for busy Design Dept. Loclion-NE. Pnila. For appt call Marilyn 676-9200 ARTIST DESIGNER BSIDorBFA PRODUCT DESIGN EXP.

long term Del. assignment Call or send resume to: JACKROWE (302)998-9888 FRANKLIN COMPANY 4708 Kirkwood Hwv. Wilmington, Pet. 19808 Mt 1 CI ri it: '-I i T-: 1 ARTISTDESIGNER So. Jersey company, developing new product lines lor children, is seeking a designer with 3-5 yrs.

experience. Fresh creative design portfolio with ability lo produce crisp lay-outs and mechanicals. Comprehensive benefits package offered. Salary commensurate with experience. Send resume with salary history: Plymouth Attn: Personnel Director, P.O.

Box 308, Bellmawr, N.J. 08031. Equal Opoty Employer MfFV ASSEMBLER for optical mecharii- cal Instruments. Shop exp. desirable, but we will train.

Must have good working record. Good working conds, all benefits. Warren Knignt 464-wbo ASSEMBLER ful time, boat trailers, mechanical exp aggret-slve, self starter 609-392-1001 (V 5) ASSEMBLER-Aluminum door 8. window shop needs experienced qnvGiProrJuclsU9-1470. AUTcT MIT0 SALES MANAGER 1 am looking tor a "SPECIAL BREED lor immediate emplpy-meitl.

CAN YOU? I. Close 2 Set-UP Payments 3 Discuss Credit Applications 4. Appraise Cars 5. Motivate 8, Direct a. Work only with the best sales organization in our area.

If you think you would quality, I come the opportunity lo speak with you. WE OFFER: J. Free Demo Free Medical iHespil'l. 3 Paid Life Insurance 4. Paid Vacation 5.

40 Hour Week 6. Salary Bonus up lo 150,000 per year. This is your chance lo ioin a winning organization. PLEASE CALL MIKE FISCHETTI Co MATT SLAP CHEVROLET Grant Ave 8, Academy Rd. NORTHEAST PHILA.

Y- I i i j- i 5.7. AUTO MECHANIC- Aula mechan- Ic needed. Must have own tools. PA Inspection license a Apply at: PENN JERSEY AUTO STORES, 2869 Holme Ave, Phila, Pa 19152. Equal Opportunity Employer mf AUTO Mechanic, Must have State inspection license 8, own tools, 5 yrs exp.

Reliable. Apply in person Al's Sunoco, Castor 8. Rhawn Sts AUTO MECHANIC must be exp'o, excel opply, many benefits, apply Koiak's Tire Center 9602 uustteton Ave, in-ivx. AUTO Painter, 1st class, exper'd, references necess. Ernie's Auto Body Shop, 1425 W.

Lycoming "Windy" Aim or can iavti. trwiJill. AUTO Body person. Have tools 1st class only. Truck work mostly Good pay.

DA9-3463. AUTO BODY, 1 exp'd Body Per-sons 8, 1 chief E-2 Line Operator. Top pay. All benefits. Overtime available.

Call Borderttown Auto Body, 609-298-7170. AUTO BODY PERSON-First class with own tools interested in high income 4. benefits. Immediale open-Ing. Call Joe, 609-663-1212.

AUTO BODY-Cornoinatton manw needed immediately tor busy NE Phila. shop. Light metal work. problem, erievinp HarhiianZ i 4W2 Cat-lea 242- I2-05H 6J-Z42J iTivvflT Will, Jasper i AUTO Body Fender good pay. Call 537-8510.

person, Aula Body ParsM-serious inauT rles only. Must have loots. 671-9963. AUTO GET-READY andor Detal Person lo prep new 8, used cars 12-9pm, 5-days wk. aH co.

paid benefits. Apply lo A. DellaPolla Po-lamkin Chevrolet, 1101 S. Broad SI, Phila. 339-6779.

r. AUTO MECHANIC Well established ChevAMC-Jeep Agency needs (I) 1st Class mechanic for busy shop. Top pav, full benefits, plenty of work for experienced oerson w'own tools Dealership exo a must! Call Rav Rinakfl for appointment, 609 267-7400 AUTO Mechanic. Local Ford Dealership is in need of one expd. highly motivated flat rate line technician.

Must have Penna inspection lie. Excel pay 8, benefits. Complete hosoitaiiiation 8, lite Insur plan. Arioiy in person. Gary Pierson.

Service Mgr 6 Marsh Ford, 10 Sycamore SI, Newtown, Pa. Fee Paid trainee FUERST Of 1974 N. East Ave Cedar Crest Mobile Park, Vkteland, N.J. on Sept. 1, 1911, RAYMOND A.

FUERST: In his 54th year, beloved husband of Ronnie (nee Lazar) Fuerst, father of Brad, brother of Robert Fuerst and Helen Kattv. Funeral services be held on Frt, Sept. 4lh at 2 PM, at THE WAIN WRIGHT FUNERAL HOME, 1024 E. land Vineland, NJ. Hit.

Sacred Heart Cem. Friends may cat at the Funeral Home, Fri. afternoon one hour prior to services. GALLAGHER Suddenly, Sept. 1, 1941, JOSEPHINE V.

(nee Kurt-ger), beloved wife of Thomas A of Fettonvide, formerly ot Tioga and devoted mother of Thomas J. Jr. and Joanne Had; eise 4 grandchildren. Relatives, friends and employees of Sears, Roebuck and are invited to her funeral Fit, after 130 AM, from THE JAMES CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, SM E. Benner St.

(at 4100 N. Rising Sun Av.e.). Mass of Christian Burial, St. Ambrose Church, 10 AM kit. Holy Sepulchre Com.

Friends may eel Thurs. GLAND Sept. 1, 1M1, HARRY, of S247 Montour father of Russ J. and Paula Gland. Funeral services and kmhiteiTnent were private.

Centribunens in hit mem rv may be made to the Ronald Bruce Nfpon Ass 1100 Oat Lane Ave. Arrangements by "GOLDSTE-INV GREENBERG Sept. 2, mi. HARRY, husband of the late Sarah, formerly of U25 Hoffnagle (formerly of Sher-man's Pharmacy), father of Mr. David Greene and Mr.

Norman Greenberg, brother of Mr. WMIam Groenberg; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services Thurs. 10 AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 44 10 N. Broad St.

Int. Roosevelt Memroiai Park. Family wM return to 1US Hoofnagte St. GUARD Of Kensington, on Sept. 1, mi, LESTER age years, betvoed father of Catherine McLaughlin, Louis and Dorothy Guardj grandfather of Deborah Ann Relatives, friends and members of The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Local 1154, are Invited to the service 10 AM, at THE FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME, 149 W.

Susquehanna Ave. int. HHstde Com. Friends may cal Fit ova. 7 toyPM GUTEKUNST On Sept 1, 1911, JOSEPH beloved husband of the late Cecelia (nee Kutzelmann), brother of Elizabeth Gutekunst and step-father of James, William, Frank and Joseph onion, in his 74th year.

Relatives, friends. Ascension and St Albert the Great Senior Citizens' Chios are invited to attend the funeral 1:30 AM from JOHN F. FLEUR A SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial at the Church of St. Albert the Great 10 AM Int.

Holy Redeemer Cem. Friends may call Fri. 7.10 PM Masses preferred. HEIGLE Aua 21, 1911, JEAN LYONS HEIGLE, of Merlon, Pa, wife of the late Francis C. Hetgte; survived bv her sisters, Anne Logan Lyons and Marguerite Lyons Baxter.

Mass of Christian Burial was held Sept. 1, 1901, at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Phila. hit. was in Hoty Sepulchre Cem. HINDMAN On Sept.

2, 1911, HANNAH HINDMAN (nee MacConneU). beloved mother of Virginia Kobrich, towaro j. wnartn jr. and Hannah i. Garron; survived bv 7 grandchildren, i great grandchildren and one brother, Thomas McConneH.

Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri. 12:30 PM. from the WILDEY FUNERAL HOME, Front and Westmoreland Sts. Int. Greenmount Cem.

Friends may call Fri. 1 1 to 12:30 PM No viewing Thurs. eve. (Parking in the WHdev lot.) JARVIS Suddenly, on Sept. 1, 1911, MARGARET (PEG) J.

(nee Robinson), of Martton, N.J., aoe 43; she is survived by 3 sons, Edward, of Martton, Kurt, of Atco and William, of White House Station, also 10 grandchildren, a brother, William Robinson and a sister, Elizabeth Williams, both of Pennsauken. Funeral services wM be held promptly at 10 AM, Sat. morning, at THE EICHEL FUNERAL HOME, 1321 Maple Pennsauken, N.J. Int. Locustwood Memorial Park, Cherry HM, N.J.

Please arrive at the Funeral Home before 10 AM There will be no evening viewing. Contributions in her memory mit be made to the charity ot your choice. JUFFE Sept. 1, 1901, IDA (nee Loehter), of 410 1 Cranford Rd, Cherry HHI, N.J., wife of the late Solomon, mother of Mrs. PhvHis Porter and Melvin Jutte, sister of Mrs.

Bettv Kaminsky and Sylvia Blum; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services, 12 noon at the BER-SCHLER CHAPEL, 4300 N. Broad St. (lust So. of X-way).

kit. Mt. Sharon Cem. The family wifl return to her late residence. Contributions hi her memory may be made to the Pioneer Women.

KELLY -V- On Sept. mi, ROSE MARIE, (nee Wolfram), ago 42 years, of 304 N. Delevan Margate, N.J., beloved wife ol Joseph R. Mass of Christian Burial Sat, 10:30 AM at Blessed Sacrament Church, Margate, N.J. kit.

Holy Cross Mavs Landing, N.J. Viewing at the Church i hour prior to Mass. (GEORGE H. WIMBERG FUNERAL HOME, Ventnor), KRACKE Aug. 27, 1981, PRISCILLA (nee McBreartv), age 43, in Miami, niter a long Mness, survived by father, Francis brother, Frencis X.

M.D., daughter. Pamela and son, Bruce? Services and interment private. Arrangements in Phila. by AN-GELONE FUNERAL HOMES, INC. KRAHN Sept.

1, 1981, ANNE O. (nee O'Neill), wife of Charles J. and mother of Micheie O. and Wayne B. Relatives and friends are invited to call at J.

J. Roberts, 1701 Ritner after 9:30 AM, on Fri. and to the Mass of Christian Burial, Church of St. ca, 11 AM Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. No Viewing Thurs. eve. KRISCH Sept. 1, 1981, RUTH (nee Stern), wife of the late Louis, of mother of Mrs.

Harry (Henrietta) Goodman, Mrs. Benjamin (WHma) Goodman and William L. Krisch; also survived by grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Services 12 Noon precisely at The Mausoleum at Roosevelt Memorial Park, CHd Lincoln Hwv. and Roosevelt Trevoso.

(ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS.) KRITZ Sept. 2, 1911, ROSE, wife of the late Jacob Krltz, of The Brlth Sholem House, 3939 Conshohocken mother of Henry and Norman Kritz; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services 10 AM, at THE DAVID B. BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, $341 State Highway No. 31, Pennsauken, NJ.

Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Family will return to 123 Keats Place, Cherry HM, N.J. Contrl. buttons in her memory may be made to The Allied Jewish Appeal or a charity of the donor's choice.

LaROSA Sept. 1, 1911, STEPHEN beloved husband of Louise (nee DiSanto) and devoted father of Dolores, Fr. Stephen J. LaRosa, O.S.A. and Anthony; also 2 grandchildren and brother of Nettie, Joseph and Leon.

Relatives and friends invited to viewing at St. Nicholas of Tolentine Citurch, 9th and Watkins Thurs. eve. 4 to 8 PM Mass of Resurrection wifl be from I to 9 PM Viewing WW be resumed from 9 to PM Funeral Fri. morning, 10 AM, services 11 AM at the Church.

Int. Holy Cress Cem. Oonatt--ons to the Chapel Memorial Fund of St. Augustine Prep School, Richland, NJ. 08350.

(Arrangements by VINCENT GANGEMI.) LATTANZIO On Sept. 2, A LOO LATTANZIO, of Yeadon, husband of Josephine A. Laltanzio and father of Diana Bennett, Rita D'Occhie, Raymond J. and Louis D. Lattanzio; also survived by 12 grandchil-' dren.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 AM, from THE LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, SOS Longacre Yeadon and to the Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Louis Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Com.

Friends may cat! Fri. eve. 7 to 9 PM LINDSEY WILLIAM Sept. 1, 1911, beloved husband of Wanda (nee Mekonik). Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral I GARZONE FUNERAL HOME, St.

and Hunting Park Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Bartholomew's Church, 9 AM Viewing Fri. eve. Family prefers Mass Cards.

McGINNIS Of Palermo, N.J., formerly of Overbrook, on Sept. 1, HELEN wife of the late Dr. J. Frederick McGin-nil, age 89. Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri.

10 AM, at THE LANGLEY FUNERAL HOME, Tuckahoe, NJ. Int. Westminster Com. Friendsmay cak one hour prior to the services. McCALLA ANNAMARIE T.

(nee Marvel), Aug. 30, 1981, of 1044 Pine Darby, beloved wife of James McCalla and mother of Michelle and Christina McCaka, daughter of Mrs. Anna Snefl Marvel and the late Francis Marvel, sister of Francis, Frederick and Sr. EHen Marvel, S.H.R. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Fri.

9 AM THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pike (Cor. Lynn Upper Darby, Pa. and to Mass of Christian Burial, 10 Church ol the Blessed Virgin Mary, Darby, Pa. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Friend may call Thurs. eve. 7 to 9. MANCINI Aug.

11, 1981, ANGELINA (nee Simene), beloved wile of Anthony, devoted mother of Anthony, Michael and Donna and grandmother of Lauren, daughter of Mary and the late Achelll Simone and sister of Felix, Archie, John, Joseph and Albert Simone, Mrs. Elizabeth Tenuto, Mrs. Rita Pucci and Mrs. Marie Massamino. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Fit, 9 AM, from LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, N.E.

Cor. Broad and WoH Sts. hAass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Monica's Church. Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. 7 to 10.

(Parking on premises). MARCUCCI Of York formerly of an 1981, EMILY (nee Keegan), beloved wife of Frank mother of Frank P. Ill and Don Michael Marcue-cl. sister of Joseph Paul and Dennis Keeonn and 'Mrs. Joan Micenic.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral 10:30 A.M., at JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Int. Lawnview Cem. Friends may caH Thurs.

7 to 9 PM MAZZEO Aug. 31, 1981, SANTO (Sam), husband ol Ruth (nee Wilkins), father of Carmen, Dominic, Anthony. Michael and the late Samuel; also survived ov 8 grandchildren, 2 brothers and 3 sisters. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Fri. 8-10 BURKS FUNERAL HOME, 971)8 Frankford Ave.

(at Fitter St.) Mass of Christian Burial, St. Catherine's Church, 10 AM Viewing Thurs. eve, 7 to 9. Hit ResuirectionCem. MELAZAR Sept.

1, 1981, JACK, husband of the late Fave, father of Mrs. Sandra Sher and Mrs. Leslie Mos-kowitz, brother of Mrs. Rose Perkins, Mrs. Leah Kravita, Miss Mildred Meiazar, Mrs.

Lillian Ray-mend and Mr. Joseph Novik; also survived bv grandchildren and one great grandson. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 10 AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. bit.

Mt. Sharon Cem. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Heart Fund. MICHALAK Of Mavfair, suddenly, Sept. 1, 1911, E.

MICHAEL, beloved husband of LHidJf (nee Cifeti), father of Keith and son of Eugene J. and Margaret E. (nee Gibbs), ki his 34th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Fri. 8:30 AM, from JOHN F.

FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Bernard's Church, 10 AM Int. Resurrection Cem. Friends may call Thurs.

7 to 10 PM MILLER ROBERT suddenly, age Aug. 11, mi, ten ol Anna A. (nee Kelv) and Frank H. MWer, broth-or oi Frank H. IIL Barbara A Linda Henderson and Raymond grandson of Mary Keay and Frank H.

Milter, Sr. Relatives, friends and students of Gilbert Spruanco School, are invited to his fvnorat Sat. 10J0 AM, from THE JAMES A. MeCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 4709-11 Frankford Ave. (at Unruh Mass of Christian Burial, 11 JO AM, St.

Timothys Church. Int. Resurrection Com. Friend may cad Fri eve. after 7.

Parking on promises, MONTANARELLA-MONTRELLA Sept. 1, mi, of Jenkhitown, ESTHER daughter of Pauline and the late Saver io, sister of Vicky Gray Adetman, Jackie Lackman, Jedv Fa-nedi, Emily Cozzi, Theodore and the late Mary DePalantmo. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Sat. 8:30 AM, JOS. J.

McGOLDRICK FUNERAL HOME, West Ave. and Cedar Jenklntewn. Mast of Christian Burial, Immaculate Conception Church, 10 AM Int. Holy Sepuichre Cem, Friends may cal Frt. after 7 PM MORGAN Sept.

1, 1981, formerly of ETHEL O. (nee Butler), wife of the late Samuel dear mother of Margaret Carlson; also survived by 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services 10 AM, JAMES W. DOWNS FUNERAL HOME, 443 E. Girard Ave.

Int. BridgeviHe, Del. Friends may cal Sat. 9 to 10 AM MULLEN Sept. 1911, CAROLYN E.

(aki CARRIE) (nee Llovd) of Roxborough, wife of the late Elmer Mullen. Relatives and friends, members of Levertngton Presbyterian Church and former employees of Spongier Envelope Co. are Invited to call at THE TURNER AND SON FUNERAL HOME, e02l Ridge Ave, Roxborough, Fri. from 10-11 AM for viewing; also to her funeral service Fri. II AM (No viewing; Thurs.

eve.) It is suggested contributions be made to Levertngton Presbyterian Church, Hermitage St. and Ridge PhHa. 19121 In her memory, bit. Levertngton Com. MYERS Aug.

31, 1911, MARY LOUISE MYERS (nee Plot-nick) of 251 174th Miami Beach, formerly of wife of the late Max L. Meyers, mother of Arthur Myers, Stanley Myers and Gilford Mvers, sister of Frank Plotnick, Sadie Goldberg, Rose You tie, Benjamin Plotnick and Herman Plot-nick; also survived by grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services 12 noon JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave.

Hit. Roosevelt Memorial Park. The family wifl return to the Myers residence, 1142 Westburv Jenkintown, Pa. NICKERSON On Aug. 31.

1981, WALTER beloved husband of Helen M. Nickerson (nee Foster), of Haddon Heights, age 45 years; also survived bv daughter, Mrs. Lorefta Taylor, 2 grandchildren, and Cynthia and a brother, Atvin Kenneth Nickerson. Viewing Thurs. evening, 7 to 9 PM, at FOSTER'S FUNERAL HOME, 250 White Horse Pike, Audubon, NJ.

Private Gravesvde Service and Interment in Ocean View, N.J. II AM In lieu of lowers, contributions may be made to The Memorial Fund of the South SeavMe United Methodist Church, South Seaville, NJ. 08244. PARKER ANDREW McCLEAN of WiBiew Grove, Sept. 1981, beloved husband of Alfia (nee Spina) and brother of Mrs.

Stephen Brogan, Mrs. Florence P. Clark, Mrs. James T. Hurley, Mrs.

James P. Skar-' da and Ms. Dedie Creamer; also survived by 4 brothers, James, John Peter I. and Richard W. and a mother-in-law, Mrs.

Anna Spina. Services and Int. will be held at the convenience of the femHv. The family prefers Memorials be made in his memory to the American Cancer Society Northeast Monto co 3888 Buxmont Road, Huntingdon Valley, 190AI (Arrangements by SCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME, Hatboro). READINGER On Sept.

1, 1981 WILLIAM H. beloved husband of Alfred C. (nee Blaszciyk) of Maple Shade, NJ. age 44 vears, beloved father of Mrs. Raymond Samalo-nis of Mt.

Laurel, Mrs. William Skill, Wett Deptford, Mrs. Robert Sworaski and Miss Audrey Readinqer, both ol Maple Shade; also surviving 4 grandchildren, 3 brothers and 3 sitters. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on at 1:30 AM from THE KELLER FUNERAL HOME, 31 North Forkiandlng Road, Maple Shade, N.J., followed bv Mass ol Christian Burial at Our Lady ol Perpetual Helo Church, Maple Shade, NJ. at 10 AM Int.

Holy Redeemer Cem. Friends may call Fri: morning after 8:10 AM. No calling hours Thurs. eve. ROSE Aug.

31, 1981, RAYMOND husband of Linda (nee Aspero) and father of Alicia and John, age 33. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral II AM, ROBERT ROWLAND FUNERAL HOME, 7013-15 Torresdale Ave. Int. Magnolia Cem. Friends may call after 10 AM No viewing Thurs.

eve. SHAPIRO Sent. 2, 1981, RUTH (RAY) (nee Dofinskv), wife of Max, of 2301 Woodward beloved aunt of Mrs. Roberta Politz, Mrs. Annette Litz and Mr.

Arthur Wold; also survived bv great nephews and nieces. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 11 AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. King David Memorial Park.

Shiva will be observed at 887S Krewstown Apt. G-o. Contributions in her memory may be made to Deborah. SHEEHAN Sept. 1, 1981, MARY (nee Rvan), wife of the late Timothy J.

Sheehan; survived bv her sister, Nora Sullivan and a number of nieces and nephews, Including Rev. Michael J. Sheehan and Sr. MargareMa, O.S.F. Relatives and friends invited to me funeral 130 AM, at THE McGILLIN FUNERAL HOME, 48th and Baltimore Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Church of St. Francis deSales. Int. Holy Sepulchre Com. Friends may cal Thurs.

eve. SHOEMAKER On Sept. 2, 1911, EDWARD, husband of Charlotte K. (nee Kominers) of Rvdal, father of Sheldon J. Shoemaker, brother of Ruth Weinberger and Marion Koff; also survived bv 2 grandchildren Brian and Lauren.

Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri. 11 AM JOSEPH LEVINE A SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int.

Roosevelt Memorial Park. The family wW return to the late residence. STINSON Sept. 1, mi, RICHARD beloved husband ot Catherine (nee Slavinl, devoted father of Thomas, John and James Stinson and Mary Stinson Getz. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 AM, TOMASZEWSKI FUHERAL HOME, 2721-30 E.

Allegheny Ave. (Allegheny Exit U.S. 95). Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Nativity B.VM Church, kit. Holy Seputchre Com.

Friends may cal Thurs. eve. 7 to 9 PM URRASIO RALPH, Sept. 1981 of beloved hut-bend of Phyllis (nee Pedlko), father of Nancy brother of Nicholas, Nancy, Mrs. Natalie Nuzzl and Rita J.

Urrasio. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Frl. AM THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pike (Cor. Lynn Upper Darby, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Church of St.

Barbara. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may cal Thurs.

eve. 7-9) VALLIN SeM. 1, 1911, MARY (nee Saumentg), age 100, she was born Dec. of 1880, wife of the late Joseph; survived by grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are ivited to attend the Graveside Services, 2:30 PM, at Valley Forge Memorial Gardens, King of ERTi' "OWEN AND ROB- VORNDRAN Sept.

1, 1981, ELIZABETH R. (bom Dougherty), mother of Elizabeth Boyle, Kathleen Alfonsi. Otto (Buddy), and Patricia Castegna, daughter of Lorefta Dougherty, sister of arena Simon; also survived by 1 1 grandchildren, 3 nieces and one nephew. Relatives and friends invited to the Funeral Mast 10 AM, at Stella Maris R.C Church, 10th and Btgter Sts. kit.

Holy Cress Com, No viewing. Mass Cards would be preferred (JOHN R. DE ADY F.H.), WASHART On Sept. 1, 1981, ANN A (nee Taguo), wife of the late Martin and beloved mother of James A. Mason and Martin B.

Washart; also survived by grandchildren. Relatives, friends and former employees of the Barclay Hotel are invited to funeral 1:30 AM. from MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, 3rd and WoH Sts. Mats of Christian Burial, Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmei, 9:30 AM kit.

Hoty Cross Cem. Viewing Fri.ove.Jto. VYEIMAN Sept. 1, 1911 WILLIAM husband of Hannah (nee Borofsky) of Bate Cynwyd, Pa, father of Miss Rosalind Lea trice Weiman, brother of Mr. Emanuel Weiman.

Mrs. Elsie Kruonick, Mrs. Tessie Mansfield and Mrs. Leah Gasston. Relatives and friends are Invited to graveside services Fri.

1 PM pre-eiiety MonteBore Cem. (Sec 4). Arrangements bv "GOLDSTEINS." ZAPP On Aug 31, 191, DOROTHEA W. (nee Wasselt, of 745 Mustin Lane, Villanova, beloved wife of George Zapp, mother of George Clayton Zapp, of Llvoni-a, also survived bv 3 granddaughters. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her Memorial Service II AM, at the Chapel of the First Presbyterian Church of Ardmore, Montaomery Ave.

and Mil Creek Rd. Hit private. Contributions may be made in her memory to the Women's Committee tor WiKs Eye Hospital, th and Walnut Phila. 19107. (CHADWICK'S, of Ardmore).

Cemetery lots Roteddle Memorial Park -lot for 2, 5350. Cal 134- 6 PM GLENWOOO MEMORIAL GARDENS, Broomal, ft rrm, 4300 sach kunrpm cm 86-2 '93 Dr. Walter James Blackburn, 87, a Philadelphia physician for more than 60 years, died Aug." 27 at Bryn Mawr Hospital. He lived in Wynne-wood. A specialist in internal and a consulting physician in gastroenterology, he had been affiliated with with American Stomach Hospital, Graduate Hospital and Methodist Hospital.

He was a 1917 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Schol of Medicine and served with the Army during World War I. Dr. Blackburn maintained offices in South Philadelphia and continued to see patients until he fell ill in early August, Survivors: daughters, Elizabeth Kimmel and Margaret Darrach; six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Charlotte Rockey Bell, 46, director of the Corporate Card Division of American Express died Friday at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York City. Formerly of the Mount Airy section of the Philadelphia, she lived in Manhattan.

A graduate! of the Springside School in Chestnut Hill, she attended Radcliffe College and was active in the Jiinior League of Philadelphia. She was active in the Radcliffe Club of New York and was a member of the vestry of Church of Heavenly Rest. Survivors: husband, J. Boyer; daughters, Rebecca Waring, Virigi-cia, Elizabeth and Maria; mother, Mrs. Charles S.

Rockey, and a brother. Rose Ziskind Berenholz, 77, a former South merchant, died Tuesday at Pennsylvania Hospital. She lived at the Wiljiam Penn House, 1919 Chestnut St. She was the widow of Izak Berenholz, with whom she operated the Milady Shop, Fourth and South' Streets, from 1945 until she retired in 1962. Mrs, Berenholz was a member of Women's American ORT, Hadas-sah, the Philadelphia Committee for Slate of Israel Bonds, and B'nai B'rith Survivors: son, Salomon six grandchildren, a great-grandchild and two sisters.

Services: 1 p.m. Thursday, Rosen-berg'i-Raphael-Sacks Funeral Home, Logan. Stephen j. LaRosa, 75, one of South Philadelphia's best-known volunteer workers, died Tuesday at Pennsylvania Hospital. He lived in South Philadelphia.

A Worker for the Horn Hardart Co. from 1928 until he retired in 1970, he subsequently became sacristan at the St. Nicholas of Tolentine Church, charged with caring for the altar and vestments. He organized Cub Scout Pack 248 at the church in 1948 and was active in until 1979. He had also head-el local activities for the Catholic harities drive for the last decade, For his work in scouting, he was given the.

St. George Award. For his immunity work, he was given an Oscar and the Altruist'c Award from ie Chapel of the Four Chaplains. Survivors: wife, Louise sons, Anthony and the Rev. Stephen J.

Jr. of the Order of Augustinian Friars; daughter, Dolores; two grandchildren; a sister, and two brothers. Services: Mass of the Resurrection, 8 p.myThursday, St. Nicholas of Tolentine Church, South Philadelphia. i Louis Leech, 66, owner of the Rock-hill Farms Stable in Roxborough, died Monday at Lankenau Hospital.

Formerly of Germantown, he lived in Roxborough. In the. business for 40 years, Mr. Leech formerly operated stables in Germantown and Willow Grove. He opened his stable in Roxborough, principal source for horses on the trails along the Wlssahlckon, in 1952.

Survivors: wife, Mary daughters, Phyllis Leech, Mary Lou Sparacino and Rose Marie Zee; son, Louis, and a grandchild. Services: Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m. Friday, St. Lucy's Church. John Reinhardt, 89, a partner in operation of Winfield Donat opticians, died Monday at the Hopkins Nursing Home in the Wyncote sec- tion.

He lived in Elkins Park. Active in the firm since 1927, he retired in the 1960s. He was a Mason -and a Shriner and was a member of the LuLu Shrine Temple. He served in the Army Medical Corps during' World War I. Survivors: wife, Nellie daughter, Nancy Lassen; three grandchildren, anda brother.

Services: 11 a.m. Thursday, Oxford Presbyterian Church. Deaths elsewhere Bryan Lorraine "Larry" Schaefer, 84, and his wife, Ethel M. Schaefer, 77, died ill, Clearwater, Fla. He died on Aug.

10, and Mrs. Schaefer died Aug. 20. They formerly' lived in the Yeadon and Broomall sections of Delaware County. Mr.

Schaefer was former treasurer of A.C.F. Motors Co. and controller of Superior Alloys Metal Products Co. He was a director of Transue Williams Steel Forging Corp. andjhe Keystone Abrasive Wheel Co.

He was chief burgess and a borough councilman in Yeadon, served as an elder of the Yeadon Presbyterian and Marple Presbyterian churches, and was a member of the board of the Philadelphia Presbytery Homes. He was a Mason and a Mrs. Schaefer was active in the Marple Township Women's Club, the Delaware County Garden Club and ihc P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization). Surviving are a son, Richard; iBarbara Stevens; grandchildren, a brother and a sister.

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Eleanor StoMpOua, and John F. Anderson, also survived by one shter, 4 grandchildren and 1 real grandchildren. Services and interment at the convenience of the family (CHADWICK of Ardmore). ARSLANIAN MARIE (nee Saravdartan), Sept. 1, 111, of 1W N.

3rd wife of the late Aram Arslanlan and beloved mother of Oiran Arslamen and grandmother of SibaNe and Michelle Arslanlan. Relatives and friends are Invited to Mass of Christian Burial, Fri. 11 AM, St. Mark's Armenian Catholic Church, 400 Haverford Road, Wvnnewood, Pa. Inf.

SS. Peter -and Paul Cam. Arrangements by THE OONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, M01 West Chester Pike, Uoner Darby, Pa. No celling hours at the Funeral Home. Friends may call at the Church after 10 Contributions her memory to St.

Mark's Church and the Armenian Sisters Academy would be appreciated. BRYSON MARY, of on Aug. 31, 1981, survived bv her son-in-law, Charles Orau. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her funeral on Frl. at Ajvi, from THE BYRNE FUNERAL HOME, 107 N.

Overbrook, Mass of Christian Burial, in the Church oi St. Rose of Lima, 10 AJVL Int. Holy Cross Cem. No calling hours Thurs. eve.

BUZBY MRS. MARION V. (nee Smith), 7 years, of 2133-B Cheltenham Elkins Park, Sept. 1, mi in Rolling Hill Hospital, widow of Jason Buzby. Services 1 1 Fri.

JEFFREY A. NAUGLE FUNERAL HOME, N. Ambler Quakertown, Int. Whitem-arsh Memorial Park, ProspectviOe. Calling hour Fri.

10 to 11 AM in the Funeral Homo. CASTAGNA On Aug. 31, 1eT, LUIGI, of Frankford, husband of the late Muriel (nee Rose). Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral Fri. I JO AM, NULTY FUNERAL HOME, Fkd.

Ave. and Church St. Mass of Christian Burial, Mater Dolorosa Church, 30 AM Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs.

after 7 PM CHEESEMAN Of Melrose Park, MARIE E. (nee Martin), Sept. 1, mi, wife of the late LeYork Cheeseman; also sur- -vived by 3 nieces. Relatives, friends, members of St. Paul's English Lutheran Church and all Republican Women's organizations of Cheltenham Twp.

and Montgomery Co. of which she was a member, are invited to her funeral servico 11 AM. at St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, 3rd it. and Chei-fenham PhM.

No evening hours. Friends may call Fit at the Church, starting 10:30 AM In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory to the above named Church or the American Cancer Society would be appreciated. Entombment Whitemarsh Memorial Park. (DEETER FUNERAL HOME). CORNELIUS WILLIAM an Sept.

of King of Prussia, husband of Mary Louise Trout Cornelius and father of C. David Cornelius, 3 grandchidren. Serv-ke and Interment private. (STUARD, ARDMORE). CREMIN Sept.

111, JOHN J. husban of the late Marie Cremtn (nee McEfhare), father of Mrs. Dolores Miller and the late John Cremin, brother of Joseph Cremm and Mrs. Margaret Leighten; also survived bv 10 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Sat.

1:30 AM from SHEA FUNERAL HOME, 29th eV Dickinson Sts. Mass of Christian Uriel, Church of St. Alovsiui 10 AM Int. Holy ross Com. Frtneds may cad Fit eve.

7-10. DIENNO Sept. INI, HARRY, of The Walnut Park Plaza, sen of Harry DiEnno, of Pint HM, NJ. and brother of Laura DiMezio, Rose DiCarlo, Joseph Stanish and Lena Smith. Memorial Mass of Christian Burial, an Fri.

10 AM, St. Patrick's Church, 20th St. below Lecust. kit. Holy Cross Com.

(O. H. BAM). DRAYTON On Sept. mi CAROLINE TYSON, of the Mer.

mom Bryn Mawr, Pa. Service Sept. 4th at 3 PM, from the Church of the Redeemer, New Guiph and Pennsweod Bryn Mawr. Int. private.

Memorial contributions to the above named Church her name would be appreciated. (BRIN-GHURST-ANDRE J. BAIR). DUNBAR Warrington, Sept. 1, 1911 RICHARD husband ol Arlvn (nee Johnt), father of Richard son of Virginia Geraelj also survived bv one grandchild.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial at St. Robert Betlermine R. Church, Warrington, Pi. on Thurs. at 11 AM Int.

Myrtle Beach, S. FERGUSON THOMAS of 1 E. Atlantic Villas, N.J., formerly of husband of Edith (nee Station), brother of James and Joseph of PhHa. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, 10 AM, EVOY FUNERAL HOME, Bavshero Rd, North Cape May, where friends may cat Fit eve. Int.

Cape May County Veterans Com. FETTEROLF Sept. lfil, JENNIE (nee Quigg). Service 1:30 PM, at the Ralston House, MIS Chestnut St. Int.

Gtenwood Memorial Gardens. (OLIVER H. BAIR, F1NKELSON Sept. 2, 111, MARY, of 324 1 11th sister of Mrs. Nan Goodman and Mrs.

Muriel Schwartz. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services 11:30 AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. kOlar lion Cem. Eastern Star Services Fit, FINKELSTEIN Sept.

1, mi, MARVIN husband of losephlno (nee SuHIan0, of 309 CooMdoe Cherry HM, fattier ei (Vary FuwintHim, Jemey Finftetsitin end Kim Finkatitein, brother of Gerald Finkeisteln; grandfather of Brett David. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 1:30 PM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N.a Broad St. Int. Oakland Cem. Family will return hi 1731 Vista St.

Contributions in his memory may be made to your favorite charity. FORTUNATO Aug. 31, 1911. JOSEPH, of Rosemont, husband of the late Florence ClviteH Fortunato, father of Ptter Fortunato, Angela Bottaro, of Italy and the ffte Anthony Fortunato; also Survived bv 7 grand and 13 great grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St.

Thomas of Villanova Church (University Campm). Int. Calvary Cem. Rebtttvet and friends are Invited to call at THE Mr.CONA. GHY FUNERAL HOME, Lancaster and Wyoming Ardmore, alter AM No evening viewing.

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