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6-B Wednesday. March 6, 1985 Obituaries The Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Emanuel Stein, 73, magician Stein; his son, Karl; three grandchildren, and a sister. A viewing will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at Landolfi Funeral Home, 237 Bellevue Hammon-ton, N.J. Funeral services including the Service of the Broken Wand, performed by fellow illusionists will be at 11 a.m.

Friday at the funeral home. Burial will be at Egg Harbor Cemetery. adelphia hospitals and before clubs and other organizations. He was a past president of the Hou-dini Club of Philadelphia and was active in the Magicians Alliance of the Eastern States. Mr.

Stein was also a hypnotist and worked as a hypnotherapist. He was a lifetime member of the Quaker City Radio Association. Surviving are his wife, Marguerite tomorrow, Church or the Saviour, Wayne. Lena Miller Ginsberg, 76, a retired businesswoman, died yesterday at Linwood Nursing Home in Atlantic County. She lived in Margate City.

With her late husband, Herbert, she founded Cadet Neckwear Inc. at 12 N. Third St. in Center City. Its subsidiaries include the Tie Corner, Shirt Corner and Pants Corner.

Survivors: sons. Marvin and Jerry; seven grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren, and two sisters. Services: 1:30 p.m. tomorrow, Goldsteins' Funeral Home, Oak Lane. Eleanor Arnett, 89.

a Philadelphia artist known for her landscapes and flower studies, died Feb. 28 at the Foulkeways Health Center in Gwyn-edd. She was a former resident of Center City. A native Philadelphian, Miss Arnett studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. She exhib- II.

and Margaret mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wanton Balis four sisters, and three brothers. John Michael Mulhall, 46, a Malvern executive, suffered a heart attack and died Feb.

23 in New York City. He lived in Berwyn. He was vice president of Shared Medical Systems a Chester County computer firm that furnishes data processing systems to hospitals. Formerly associated with IBM, he was a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and earned a master's degree in business administration at New York University. Mr.

Mulhall was a member ot Monica's Church, the New York Athletic Club and the Knights of Columbus. He was a veteran of the Army Signal Corps. Survivors: his wife, Maureen: son, Kevin, and mother, Cecile Mulhall. Vernon Lahens Jones, 80, a member of a socially prominent family, died Feb. 18 in Delray Beach, Fla.

A former resident of Pennington, N.J., she lived at Green Chimneys in Jamestown, R.I. She was the widow of Alfred H. Jones. Mrs. Jones was a member of the Conanicut Yacht Club.

Surviving are her son, Alfred H. five grandchildren, and two gFeat-grandchildren. Stella Ryeick Plonski, 96, who had been active in community affairs, died Feb. 26 at the Siena Home in Dayton, Ohio. A former Philadelphian, she had moved to Dayton three years ago.

The widow of George Plonski, she had lived in the Fairmount section and, more recently, in the Frankford section of the city. Surviving are her son, Henry; daughters, Janet Michaels; four grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; six great-great grandchildren, and a sister. Eleanor Alsop Bristow, 61, a former Philadelphian, died Monday at her home in Augusta, Kan. She was also a former resident of Miami Springs, Fla. Surviving are her husband, Austin; daughters, Judy Dunnam and Dolores Kuker, and six grandchildren.

A wake service will be held at 7 o'clock tonight at the Dunsford Funeral Home in Augusta; Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 11 a.m. tomorrow at St. James Church in Augusta. Emanuel Stein, 73. a retired auto-parts Jobber, magician and hypnotist, died Monday at Warminster Central Hospital.

He lived in Northeast Philadelphia. He owned and operated Target Auto Supply Co. at 193 W. Wingohock-ingSt; In his spare time, he pursued the art of illusion. As Manny the Magician, he regularly performed at Phil Deaths here Roger A.

Deuschle, S3, a steel executive, died Monday at Hahnemann University Hospital after suffering a heart attack. He lived in Villanova. He was vice president of engineering for International Mill Service a corporation with offices on Market and Walnut Streets in Center City. A civil engineering graduate of the University of Louisville, he worked for Hooker Chemical Co. in Indiana and worked as a plant manager for the company in Tennessee before joining International Mill in 1976.

He was a Mason and a member of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and was active in his university's alumni affairs. Junior Achievement and the Rotary Club. Survivors: wife, Marjorie; son, Frederic; daughter, Cheri; mother, Beulah Deuschle, and two sisters. Services: viewing, this evening, Videon-Gibson Funeral Home, Broomall. Memorial service, 11 a.m.

Deaths elsewhere Dr. William Haddon 58, a crusader for safer automobiles and former director of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, died Monday at George Washington University Medical Center in Washington! A physician with degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health, he had been president of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety since 1969. Supported by the insurance industry, the institute has fought for safety improvements in new automobiles, including better seatbelts and mandatory installation of airbags. Dr. Haddon built the N11TSA from scratch after his appointment as its first director by President Lyndon B.

Johnson. He set the first federal safety standards for motor vehicles and set standards lor state and local laws on drunken driving and requirements that motorcyclists wear helmets. The Rev. Bernard A. McCullagh.

65, a-termer missionary priest, died Tluusday in Denville, N.J. 33er McCullagh was assigned to Chtna in the days immediately after Woild War II and later worked in otjiex parts of the Pacific. His sta-tioWincluded several in the Philippics fcnd Australia. he returned to the United States in 1960, he was assigned to parishes in the Philadelphia Archdiocese His last was Immaculate Conception Church in Levittown. More he had been working in dm and alcohol rehabilitation programs for the Paterson (N.J.) Diocese." Surviving are his brother, James, and a-'sister, Maureen Craig.

DeWah Johnston Lionberger, 47, a "member of a socially prominent family, died of cancer Feb. 26 at New England Deaconess Hospital in Boston, Formerly of Gladwyne, she lived in Dedham, Mass. Educated at the Shipley School in Bryn Mawr and at Smith College, she did graduate work at Washington' University in St. Louis and attended seminars at Radcliffe to obtain a degree in landscape architecture in 1974. She was active in church and community affairs.

Surviving are her husband, James D. Lionberger; daughters, Deborah KCLBE On March 4, 1985, ROBERT beloved husband of Anna B. (Boa) Keabe (nee Blanck), el Hadden NX age 74; alto survived bv a litter, Eihet, 2 brothers, Howard and Earl, niece and neohew, Judvtho Mitchell and Harrv Klatt, Sr. and other niecet and nephews. He Is a retired employee of The Central Penn Bank and U.S.

Navy Veteran, W.W. II. Funeral services II AM, at FOSTER'S FUNERAL HOME, 250 White Horse Pike, Audubon, NJ. bit. Arlington Permsauken.

Viewing Thurs. 10 to II AM fct lieu of flowers. Memorial contributions may be made to The American Parkinsons Disease 1 14 John Now York, N.Y. 10038. KURTZ March 4, MARION (net Bell), age 62 years, beloved mother of Rosemary Lauletta; also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Fri. 1:10 AJA, HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 3IM Grant Ave. W. of Academy Mass of Christian Burial, St. Martin's Church, II AM kit.

Holy Sepulchre Com. Friends may caH Thurs. after 7. LAWSON On March 3, of Heritage Vauoe (No. 32), Hat-field, Pa.

formerly of JOHN 5. husband ot Joanne (nee Robb) Lawson; age $0 years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend his funeral at THE JAY C. KRIEBEL FUNERAL HOME, 44 S. Mam Hatfield, on March at 1 1:30 AM Int. Hatfield Cem.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home Wed. eve. 7 to 9. Contributions ta Th American Cancer Society would be appreciated. LoSASSO CARMELLA (net Rossino), March 1985, of Corn-wallis Drive, West Chester, survived by her husband, Paul her sons, Vincent and Paul her daughter, Merit Roruo, her brothers, Sam, Pat, Frank, Tony and John, her sisters, Mary Hussmann and Angelina Jadctak; also survived by grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to her Mass of Christian Burial, II AM, at 55. Peter and Paul Church, Boot West Chester, Pa. 193(0, where friends may caH 9:30 to 10:50 AM Int. St. Agnes Cem.

(Arr. by THE ROBERT L. O'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF BROOMALL) LOUGHERY On March 2, 1985, JOHN J.t a World War II Naw Veteran, husband of Viola (nee Madison), of Oeiair, age 40; survived bv daughters Mary Goodman, Clairt Kibel, Maureen Lougherv and sons William, James and Robert and 9 grandsons. Friends wilt meet for tht funeral Thurs. 8:30 AM in THE ROEDEL-DAVIES FUNERAL CHAPEL, 4522 Westfietd Permsauken.

Resurrection Mass wW follow at 9:30 AM in St. Veronica's R.C. Church, Oeiair. Viewing Wed. eve.

after 7 PM in tht Funeral Horn. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cheltenham. LUDWIG March 3, ABRAHAM, of Oak Hi Estates, Perm Valley, husband of Rose (nee Spider), father of EsteHe Sheker and Or. Stephen Ludwig, brother of Anne Kotkin, Louis and Harold Ludwig; also survived bv granddaughters.

Relatives, friends and members of Ludwig Lodge Brith Shalom are invited to services Wed, 2PMat6ERSCHLER FUNERALCHAPELS, 4300 N. Broad St. (just so. of -wav). kit.

Montefiore Com. LYNCH March 4, 1985, MARGARET M. (net Ward), wife of the late John J. Lynch, mother of John J. Lynch Jr.

(a retired Common Pleas Court clerk), State Senator Francis J. Lynch and the late Leo also survived by 4 grandchildren and 1 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral on Fri. 8:30 AM, BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9708 Frankford Ave. (at Filler Mast of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Christ The King Church.

Viewing Thurs. eve. 7-9 PM Int. Resurrection Com. MADDEN March 3, 1985, of Wvncot Church Homo, Wvncoto, EMMA wife of the late John H.

Madden, mother of Mary Kakas, Betty grandmother of 4, great grandmother of one. Relatives and friends may Cal at THE JOHN R. FREED FUNERAL HOME. 124 N. Easton Rd, Gtemide, Thurs.

eve. 7 to and Fri. after AJA at Salem Zion United Church of Christ, Maschor and Spencer Pa. Service 10 AM kit. Hidside Cem.

Memorial contributions may be made ft Wvncot Church Horn, Wyncete, Pa. or the above named Ciiurch. MARQUARDT On March 5, 1985, CARROLL OUENTIN (BUD) MARQUARDT, of Inglis House, PhMa. Beloved brother of Louise M. OieM, of Tempo, and Florence M.

Maclndot, of Arlington, Va. Graveside Services will be held at Centra County Memorial Park, State College, on March 8, 1985. In lieu of flowers, Memorial Gifts may be made to Aim C. Inglis Memorial Auxiliary of Inglis House, 2400 Belmont 19131. MATHER MARGUERITE March 3, dear sister of Elizabeth McKireev; also survived by many nieces and nephews Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral and Mast of Chrittia Burial, 10 AM, from The Drueding Infirmary, 413 W.

Master St. Nit. Our Lady ot Grace Cem. No viewing Wed. eve.

FamHv prefers donations to Th Drueding infirmary, 413 W. Master Pa. 19122. (GARZONE FUNERAL HOME, 1U0 E. Somerset MAY Of Kensington, on March 4, SARAH M.

(net Larkm), ate 90 years, mother of Charles Frank L. and the late Mary friend of Ed Kennedy and Moir Magnets, grandmother to Joseph Braim, Mary McCarthy, Joan Smith, Pat Yusavage, Rose Cappo, Jack Braim, Marge Dutton, Jean Cusack, Pat Nicas and Chick May, great grandmother of 24, great great grandmother of one. Relatives and friends are invited to the Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Boni-face Church. Int.

Most Holy Redeemer Cem. No viewing. Mass Cards or donations to the Sunshine Foundation, 2842 Normandy Drive, Pa. 19154, would be motl appreciated. (Arr.

FLUEHR FUNERAL HOMESUSO. AVE.) MAYHEW JESSIE P. (net Henry), on March 1985, wife of tht late Walter R. Mavhtw. Relatives, friends and employees of Soabar Co.

invited to service Fri. I PM, GILBERT H. SCHOBERT FUNERAL HOME, 1477 Harrison Frankford. kit Greenmeunt Cem. Friends may cal Thurs.

eve 7-9. Parking on our so car lot. McAllister TACIE PENROSE (HUMMEL) (nee Clark), March 1985, age (3, of Ambter, died Tues. morning at Chestnut HM Hospital, born in MoritgemervvtUe, descendenf of Wikiam Perm. She was the widow of Albert Thornton McAllister and also the widow of Charles Valentine Hummel She was Past Director for the Homebound for the PhUa.

Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Memorial Service II AM, KIRK ANO NICE, 4301 Gormantown Ave. McDERMOTT CATHERINE, on March 4, 198S, beloved sister of Marie McPeake, Blanch Mutchock-Parsons, and James McOermott; also survived by nieces, nephews and cousins. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service 10 AJA, March 7th, from THE WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 4902 Rising Sun Ave. Friends may cal after 10 AM kit.

Green-mount Cem. McDEVITT March 3, JOSEPH betoved husband of Lillian E. (nee Sir obeli, devoted father of F. Joseph; also survived bv 4 grandchildren, ja, Dena, Kevin and Michael. Relatives, friends are invited to attend his funeral on 1:30 AM, from THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 421 Frankford Ave.

(at Levick St.) Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Resurrection of Our Lord Church, kit. Holy Sepulchre Com. No viewing Wed. eve. McGARYEY PATRICK, suddentv en March 1, of Carrewkeef Glebe, Tamnev, Fanad, County Oenegal, Ireland.

Uncle of Mary, Joseph and John Rauie, Elkins Park, fa. MITCHELL On March IVtS, EMMA (net Huber), age 49 years, betoved mother of James MitcheC and Ruth A mo-. del, grandmother great grandmother of one, sister of Frances Mund. Relatives and friends are invited ta the funeral from 8:30 to 10 AM, al FLUEHR S-RISING SUN AVE. S40I Rising Sun Ave.

kit. Hdsid Com. Nt viewing. KELSON NELS ADOLPH, March 4, tf husband ot the late Agnes Moorhead Nelson and father of Nels R. Nelson.

Funeral service II AM, at HELWEG FUNERAL SERVICE, 443 York Rd, Jenkm-town, Pa where friends may cal Thurs. eve. 7 to 9 PM hit. Northwood Cem. In Heu of lowers, contributions to your favorite charity would bo appreciated.

NOTTE SALVATORE, March 198S, tf Welsh Rd survived bv his wife, Libby (nee Kirshner), his daughters, Marie Burg, Carmetle loppoto and Susan Partridge, his brother. Marshal None, his sisters, Mary Graiiano, Nancy Castni, Josephine Tokash and Carmetle Reynolds, grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral on 10 AM al THE ROBERT L. O'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF BROOMALL. 2811 West Chester Pike, Breomal.

Matt tf Christian Burial, 1 1 AM, St. Ana s-tasie Church, kit. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may cal Fri. morning 9 AM (Parking en premises).

O'REILLY VINCE NT March 1, 1985, tf ate $4, brother of James Robert John E- and Kevin J. OReav, Margaret Phienmavor and Anita Hackney. Relatives and friends are invited to a Memorial Mats, 10 AM, in the Church of St. Gabriel, Norwood, Pa. Int.

private. Arr. bv CAVANAGH'S-NORWOOD. In Heu of lowers. Memorial contributions may be made in his memory the SI.

Gabritfs Memorial Fund, Norwood, Pa. PAUL RICXARSSCX AOAM EDWARD, oft March 4, 1985, of Aura, N.J., ted 75, husband of Dorothy (nee Smith); also survived by one sen, John of Witsamstown, one daughter, Mary McGonagl, of Cape May Court House, 2 sisters and 2 brothers, 1 1 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be private. Arr. fey THE KELLEY FUNERAL HOME, Pitman, J.

ROBINSON ELEANOR (nee Lackman), March 4, aye It Gtn, wife ot the late Wilbur devoted mother of Eleanor (Bobbie), William, James and Wrtur; also survived by her sister, Edna Kohl, of vaas, 14 grandchadrin and great grandctiildren. Relatives and friends are invited I attend her funeral service 2 PM, Frt, at KIRK AND NICE, 4301 Ger-mantown Ave. Friends may cal attar I PM, Fit lot CM-ten Hits Cem. ROCHE Suddenly, March 3, WILLIAM son of John and Marie (nee Orme) Roche, brother of Marvannt Clotsick and Catherine Chiamis. Relatives and friends invited to the viewing and funeral FrL, 9 AM, RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st St.

and Snyder Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Monica's Church, 10 AMInt.SS. Peter and Paul Com. No viewing Thurs.

ROSENHEIM Suddenly, March 1985, CHARLES T. father of Patricia Vicoli, Mrs. Marisa Clements, Mrs. Lorraine Miller and Charles T. Rosenheim, son of Winifred Rosenheim; also survived bv I grandchildren; In his 41st year.

Relatives, friends and PhUa. Lodge No. 5, are invited to attend viewing and funeral Fri, AM, from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Bartholomew's Church, 9:30 AM kit. Resurrection Com. Nt viewing Thurs. eve. SANDLER March 4, HERMAN, husband of the late Jean-otto, father of Mrs.

Alvm (Sheky) Kati, Mrs. Mark (Renei) Goldberg, brother ot Abraham Sandler, grandfather of Michael, Jeffrey and Robin Kelt and Matthew, Trade and Ashleigh Goldberg. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services, I PM precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. Int.

Montefiore Cem. FamHv wM return to Rydal Rd. Contributions in his memory may be made It tht American Heart Assn. SAULO (SAYONI) On March 4, 19SS, JOSEPH, husband of the lata Catherine, father of Alfred and Joseph Savoni, Yoianda Casciano and Angelina DiFerdiande. Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing on 9 AM and Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, at Immaculate Conception Church, Int.

Holy Sepulchre Com. (Arr. ANGELONE FUNERAL HOMES, SEESTED Of Oreland, March $, 1985, CHARLES beloved husband of Ann G. (nee Crtoma). Services mi be held at the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, 4021 Butler Pike, Blue Ben, Pa.

Thurs. 1 JO PM kit be private. CRAFT OF EROENHEIM SISOM On March 4, MORRIS (WARREN), of Wissi-nommg (formerly of Bridesburg), husband of Margaret and stepfather of Janet Redner, Marion Shields and Barbara Harvey; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services 10 AM, NULTY FUNERAL HOME, Fkd. Ave.

and Church St. Int. Resurrection Com. Friends may call Wed. after 7 PM (Parking on promises).

SPENCE On March 4, DONA G. (nee Florlch), age 41 years, of Hatldonfteld, wife of John J. of Haddonfietd; also survived by 1 sons, John J. Ill and Brad her mother, Gene Flortch, her father, Joseph Flench, 3 brothers, Joseph Michael and John Flerich and one sister, Barbara oilman. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial, FrL, 11 AM, at Christ the King R.C.

Church, Windsor Haddonheld, N.J. Entombment New St. Mary's Mausoleum, Bekmawr, N.J. Memorial expressions may be made to Christ the King School, 154 Hopkins Haddonheld, NJ. 08033.

Arr. by STRETCH, EVANS AND KAIN FUNERAL HOME, HaddonMd, STEIN Of en March 4, 198 EMANUEL, age 73 years, beloved husband of Marguerite (net Pugtise), devoted father of Karl Egg Harbor, brother of Esther Settler, Pa. and 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services on March 8, 10:30 AM, al THE LANDOLFI FUNERAL HOME, 237 Bellevue Ham-monton, J. kit.

Egg Harbor City Cem. Friends may can Thurs. 7-9 PM at tht funeral home. STEINBERG BEATRICE. See GORDON netict.

STRAUB (OAKES) NANCY OAKES STRAUB, Grtvt City, formerly Of Melrose Park, on March 3, wife el Norman Pj also survived bv 3 sons, one sister and 2 brothers. Services, at 1 1 AM, in Grtvt City. For information, call 412-79I-24M. TALSANIA Of Oreland, on March 1, 1915, SURYAKANT, M.D., husband of Betty (nee Lawyer) and father of Jay, Nel and Kris. Relatives and friends are invited to Memorial Service 10 AM, Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Wister and Chew Ptma.

In Heu of flowers. Memorials in his name may be tent to the charity of your choice. (CRAFT OF EROENHEIM). WALLER On March 4, JOHN, husband of Sheila (net Alexander), of 151 Kent Lane, father of S. Gregory Waller and Lvnda Beth Waller, son of Leslie and Rose Waller.

Relatives and friends are invited to services 12 Noon, JOSEPH LE VINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave int. Montefiore Com. Family wit be at 1 Kent Lane, Phea.

WOLF FREDERICK retired Fireman, formerly of Dorcas Burhotme. beloved husband of the late Mary (nee Hones), lather of Margaret L. Knight and Frederick W. grandfather of Kevin and Christopher Knight, brother of Wiam and Anna. Relatives, friends and members of City Fire Fighters Assn.

ot Local 72, are invited It his funeral Fri, 10 AM, RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME, 7440 Oxford Ave. (Parking in rear). Friends may cal from AM time ot service. WOOD On March 4, GERTRUDE M. (nee Sheehan), age 90, beloved wife of the late George Wood, former-Iv of Oreiel mother of Phyllis G.

Glen, Owlght O. Wood and the late Ooris Cash and Mason G. Wood, Sister ot the late Sr. Colette, S.S.J.; alto survived bv II grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Fri.

I PM, at THE SPENCER T. VIOEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Shadeland Oreiel Hal, where friends may cak Thurs. eve. 7 to 9.

kit. Arlington Com. YOUNG Of Otnev, LESLIE YOUNG, suddenly, March 1, age to years, beloved husband of Jan (nee Lethe) and father of Leslie Oavid Young and undo of (Mary Eisemann. Relatives, friends, members of St. Simeon's Episcopal Church and Al Saints Episcopal Church and The North Phiia.

Surf Fishing Club are invited to the Funeral Service I PM Thurs. at THE DEETER FUNERAL HOME, $000 N. 5th St. Ne evolving viewing. The casket wet be doted.

Friends may pay their respects Thurs. starting 12 noon seme time, ki heu of Dowers, contrltouhons in hit memory to The American Heart Assoc, 121 S. Broad Phka. 19107 would be appreciated Int. Forest Hi Cem, Card Ot Thanks The lamilv of the late JOSEPH WILLIAM PARHAM SR.

gratefully acknowledges your kind expressions of tvmoattiy.lt'i so nice to have friends tike you. Shirley Turpin Parham Family. We wish to extend our sincere thanks appreciation to our many friends who were so kind 8, svmpethetic during our recent bereavement. Harriet Coleman Walker and Tonya Coleman A FLOWER IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS SEE YOUR NEAREST ALLIED FLORIST mm FLOkIST MONUMENTS FLOWERS FRUIT BASKETS 289-0939 5722 FrankfoffJAitj CPtDTT CARDS IT Su ein Flowers Fruit Baskets 338-7100 7059 Frankford Ave. 2223 N.

front St. ATTENTION ALL ALLIED FLORISTS: PLACE YOUR ADVERTISING IN THIS SPACE BYCAuma MISS GRAY AT 215-854-5334 CAPET0LA March 1, 1985, ANTHONY of Yeadon, hut-band of Oorothv M. Cape tola (nt Gay), fatter of Virgin Anthony Nancy Sandra J. and Chris-tin A. Capetola; grandfather of Anthony W.

Capetola, ion of Mrs. Josephine Capetota. Relatives and friends, members of the Yeadon Police are invited to attend the funeral f-M AM, from THE LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, 005 LomHCr Yeadon, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Louis Church, II AJA hit Hoy Cross Com.

Friends may can Wed. eve. 7 toy. CARNATION March WIS, LOUIS husband of Rose (nee Ga-briefe), father of Mrs. Rosemarie Thomas and Louis Carnation also survived by grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, brother of James, Thomas, John and Mrs.

Mary Broadbent. Relatives and friends invited to Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 iJtl, Our Lady of Consolation Church, kit. St. Dominic's Cem. Friends may cal Fri.

morning after IJO AJA at the Church, Princeton Ave. and Tulip St. (GALZERANO F.H.). CIENIAWA March 4, 1985, ALBERT B. CIENIAWA, of Haver-town, husband of Kathleen M.

(nee Tate), father of Oavid Diana M. and Denis A. Cieniawa; also survived by his sisters, Catherine Jessel, Pearl Bragalon and brother, Marvin. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 8:30 AJA, WILLIAM H. LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, SOS Longacre Yeadon, Pa.

and to the Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJA, St. Pious Church. Broomall, Pa. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may call Fri. evening, 7 to 9 PJA Family would prefer Mass Cards. COHEN March 4, 1985, ANNA (nee Sitverstlne), wife of Sidney, mother of Joan Sofnick, Virginia Milter, Marguerite Carter, Ethel Fairman and Barbara Parker, sister of Frances Cohen; also survived by II grandchildren and one great grandson. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services II AM precisely "GOLDSTEINS'." 4410 N.

Broad St. Int. Men-tefior Cem. Family wM return to 1030 Hilton Oakterd.Pa. CORBETT March 3, 1985, JOSEPH formerly of beloved husband of Agnes T.

(nee Dougherty), dear father of Joseph, James, Patricia Falconio, Patrick, Vincent, Mary Beth, and Agnes; grandfather of 14, brother of James, Ruth GuUa, and the late John. Relatives, friends. The Men of Malvern, Holy Name Society, members of The Usher Society of the Miraculous Medal members of me Letter Carriers are invited to viewing Thurs. v. 7 PJA, and 1:30 AJA, to THE JOHN F.

MURRAY FUNERAL HOME, 1311-20 Bethlehem Pike, Flourtown. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJA, at The Immaculat Conception Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. In lieu of flowers.

Mass Cards or donations may be made to St. Vincent Seminary, 500 E. Chelten Ave, Phka. Pa. 19144.

CRAIG CATHERINE T. (nee Dolan), March 4, 1985, of Over-brook, wife of the late Joseph J. Craig, beloved mother of Catherine T. Reynolds, Alice O'Toole, Frank X. and James J.

Craig; also survived by 13 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral AJA, THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pike (Cor. Lynn UPPER DARBY, PA. Mass of Christian Burial, 11 AJA, Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. 7-9. DAWSON On March 4, RAYMOND husband of the late Margaret (nee Heagnev), father of James F.

and Raymond J. Dawson. Relatives and friends are invited h) the funeral Fri. 9 AJA, JOSEPH A. OUINN FUNERAL HOME, (Cor.

Roosevelt fMvd and Sanger Mass ot Christian Burial, It AM, St. Martin of Tours Church, kit. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may cat Thurs. 7-9 PM Mast Cards preferred.

DeLUCA On March 4, 198S, MARIE, age 75, of Dmet beloved wife of Arthur H. DeLuca, mother ot Paula M. Lumi, Madeline C. Farnese; also survived by 3 grandchildren, Arthur, Michael and Lawrence, beloved sister of Julie Miele. Relatives and friends are invited to The Mass of Christian Burial 1 1 AM at St.

Ber-nadette's Church, Turner and Bond Oreiel Hil, where friends may cal after AM kit. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. In heu of flowers, donations to The American Cancer Society or American Heart Assn. DEUSCHLE Suddenly, on March 4, 1985, ROGER age S3, beloved husband of Marjorie, of Villanova, devoted father of Frederic and Cheri.

Relatives and friends art invited to his viewing Wed. 7-9 PM in THE VIDEON-GIBSON FUNERAL HOME, Sproul and Lawrence Rds. Broomall, Pa. Memorial Service win be held 1 1 AM in the Church of the Savior, 701 N. Wavne Wayne, Pa.

19017. Memorial gifts may be sent, in his name, to the American Heart Bo 12, Newtown Square, Pa. 19073 or the above named Church Memorial Fund. Int. private.

EDMONDS On March 4, 1985, J. BRANSON, husband of Ruth Evans Edmonds, of Waikngtord, stepfather of Mrs. Jane Evans Bauer. Services and interment wM be held privately. (Arr.

by CAVANAGH-PATTER-SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Media). FORD CATHERINE (nee Carroll), March 4, 1915, of Yard-ley, formerly of Oreiel Hil, wife of the late John J. Ford, beloved mother of Helen Swift McCoy, of Yardiev, John J. of and Thomas Carroll Ford, of Drexel Hi, sister of Mrs. Mary McCreadv, of Donegal, Ireland; also survived by 11 grandchildren and one great grandson.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral AM, THE OONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 1401 West Chester Pike, (cor. Lynn UPPER DARBY, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Church of St. Dorothy. Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may cal Thurs. v.7-9. fn heu of flowers contributions in her memory to the Thomas F.

Swift Memorial Fund, co Malvern Preparatory, Warren Rd. Malvern, Pa. would be appreciated. FRANKS On March 4, 1985, ESTHER M. (nee Logan), betttved wife of Samuel S.

Franks, of Havertown, mother of Robert H. Franks and Suianne Kopeck. Relatives and friends are invited to Memorial Service, Fri. II AM, at St. George's Episcopal Church, Ardmere Ave.

and Darby Ardmore. Memorial gifts to the American Heart P.O. Bon 12, Newtown Sauare, Pa. 19073. (Arr.

by THE ROTHERMEL-VIOEON F.H. Haver- FRIEDMAN On March 1985, FANNIE (nee Berkowiti), wH the late Man, mother of Sylvia Weintraub and Marvin Friedman; also survived by grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services FrL, 10 AM, at The Havm Salomon Mem. Pk. (Sec.

E-ktt, Fraier, Pa. (REISMAN, GOLD SCHILLER). FRITZ Formerly of Teesdale St, on March 4, ANNIE sister of Mrs. William Turner and aunt of Mrs. Helen T.

Whcaflev. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, FrL, II AM at JOHN F. 'FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman where friends may cat after 10 AM Int. Whitemersh Memorial Park. No viewing Thurs, eve.

Donations to your favorite charity preferred. GINSBERG March 1985, LENA (nee Miller), wife of the tat Herbert, mother of Norma Pmkenson, Marvin Ginsberg and Jerry Ginsberg, sitter of Anne Klein and Nettie Zankman; also survived by 7 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services 1:30 PM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. kit.

Montefior Cem. Family wi return to 232 Locust St. Contributions in her memory may be mad to your favorite charity. GOLDSTEIN March $, LEON, husband of Gertrude (nee Hersh-. man), father of Sheila Soiewek, arether of Cef Klemfieid and Joseph Tooat, grandfather of Larry and Lynn.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Wed, I PM pre-cisety "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. Ml. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Fenny return to 1238 MetHer Huntingdon vaaey.

Pa. Contnbuhons in las memory may be made ta your favorite charity. CORDON (STEINBERG) March BEATRICE (nee Welts), devoted mother of Helen and Don Berten and Joseph Stem-berg; betoved grandmother of Bitty, and Michael Berson; also survived bv 3 Steinberg grandchildren, sister of Sophie Lessm Dimend and Sekna Torn. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 11AM precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St.

Int. Monfefiere Cem. Family return to 441 Partin St. Contributions in her memory may be made to the Cardiac Care, Research Albert Einstein Medical Center, Northern Division, Co Dr. John Wor-theimer.

GROTE March 1, WILLIAM age 3), of Norfolk, VA, son of Dorothy M. (Phillips) and the late Robert P. Grote brother of Robert P. James Michael Vivian L. Trail and Barbara J.

Service for relatives and friends Thurs. 10-30 AM HUFF LAKJER FUNERAL HOME, Dentin and Cannon Lens-dale, where friends may call Wed. 7 to 9 PM Ink Whitemersh Memorial Park, MECKEL March 3, IMS, JAMES husband of trmgart (not ven Oeetl), of Wynnewood, also survived bv a brother, George B. Heckef. Memorial Service, March 7, at 3 PM, All Samfs Episcopal Church, Wynnewood, Pa.

Private West Laurel Hi Cem. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the General Alumni Fund of the University of Penna. Phka. Pa. 19104.

(BRINGHURST-ANDREW J.BAIR). JANNETTI March 4, 1985, JOHN, husband of Marghertt, father of Doris Pino, Jacqueline LaGamba and Louis Trob-biam; also survived by 4 grand and I great grandchil. dren. Relatives and friends invited to the funeral 9:30 AM, RUFFENACH FUNERAL NOME, list St. and Snyder Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Edmond's Church, 10:30 AM kit Holy Cross Com, Friends may ca Wed. 7 to 9 PM KELLY March 1 198S, JOHN JR. tf beloved husband of Sandra (nee Wortev), and fattier ot Mrs. Aim Freeman Ogle, Mrs.

Susan Elizabeth vonMedkus, Maura Gray Kelly, Eliiebeth Brendan Keky, John B. KeHv, III, Margaret Christina Keky; also survived bv I grandchildren and his mother Mrs. Margaret Meier Keky and his sisters, Mrs. Margaret K. Cortan, Mrs.

Donald ILiianne) K. LeVme. Relatives and friends and 1 orgamiahons of which he was a member are invited to a Memorial Service 3 PM et Memorial Hal, Concourse and Belmont Wett Fairmount Park, hit, private. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

at THE MclLVAINE FUNERAL HOME, 3711 Midvate Ave. from 4 to 9 PM. lieu of lowers, donations Jack's name to The United Stales Olympic Committee, would be preferred. KING Of on March 4, LESTER husband of Helen V. nee McNIchol lather of Helen reenter, Virginia I.

Hev; also survived bv 9 grandchildren and 1 great grandchildren, brother of Nelson C. L. mg. Relatives and friends are invited to services II AM at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM III Setheiehem Pike, Pike. hit.

Whrtemarsh Memorial Park. Friends may cal from 10:30 AM Parking on premises, in heu of flowers, memorials ki his name may be sent to Jenkintown United Methodist Church, Summit Ave. and Wakwl St, Jtnkntown, Pa. 19044. ited her work here and in New York, Washington and Chicago.

A New York exhibition titled "Music Interpretations" was so successful that it was held for later showing in the lobby of Manhattan's Town Hall. She worked in watercolors, casein and oil and taught in her studio in Center City. Miss Arnett was a member of the National Society of Colonial Dames and worked to support the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. She had no immediate survivors. Services: 10 a.m.

tomorrow, Lon-genecker Funeral Home, North Wales. Nels Adolph Nelson, 87, a retired marine pattern maker, died Monday at Episcopal Hospital. He lived in North Philadelphia. Mr. Nelson was a pattern and model maker for New York Shipbuilding Corp.

in Camden. He worked for the firm from 1919 to his retirement in 1965. Survivors: son, Nels. Services: Friends may call between 7 and 9 p.m. tomorrow at Helweg Funeral Home, Jenkintown, where the funeral will be held at 11 a.m.

Friday. Albert W. Bender, 74, a retired tax consultant, died yesterday at Lan-kenau Hospital. He lived in Wynnewood. A Penn State graduate, he worked with the law firm of Morgan, Lewis Bockius for 35 years.

He retired six years ago. He was a member of Delta Upsilon Survivors: wife, Margaret, and a sister. Services: memorial. 10 a.m. Saturday, Chapel of the Good Shepherd, Yeadon.

Mildred Craig Plenty, 66, who worked in the mutual-funds business, died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Pottsville. She lived in Newtown Square. Mrs. Plenty was executive secretary of the No-Load Mutual Fund Association of Valley Forge. She was a member of the Unitarian Church of Delaware County.

Survivors: a daughter, Lynn; a sister, and a brother. Services: memorial, 3 p.m. Sunday, Unitarian Church in Media. John Wesley Geary, 82, a retired pharmacist, died Saturday at Paoli Memorial Hospital. He lived in Wayne.

Born in Minersville, Schuylkill County, he was a graduate of the Philadelphia School of Pharmacy. Survivors: sons, Robert, William, Bruce and Keith; 11 grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. Services: memorial, 10 a.m. Friday, St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Wayne.

In kMpiov wrifi its pdicv ttwt sM ntws fcMtlinf bt ftmttv, Tht toQutrw intends publish tbifwrits wtrmi 41 hours dHfh. Mcrfuarin nd tttttrs suMtyma brtmrv toftnrtthaft should submit tntir nohcts promptly to Tht tnouirtr't ctty desk. Death Notices ALEXANDER RUTH formerly of 47SS on March 3, beloved wife ot the late Wiiiam, mother of William E. and Faith Welter, sister of Jesse Her shield; also survived by her 7 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service 1:30 PM, from THE WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 4902 Rising Sun Ave.

Int. North Cedar HM Cem. Friends may call Fri, after 12:30. No viewing Thurs. ev.

AMBROSIUS March KAREN MICHELE, daughter of Barry A. and Michel Ambrosius (nee Petecbis), sister of Michael; granddaughter of Tony and Helen Pe-krekis and Marie Ambrosius. Relatives and friends are invited to her Mass of the Angels, 9:30 AM, St. Jerome's Church, (100 Cotton St. (at Stamford), kit.

Resurrection Com. (BURNS FUNERAL HOME). ANDRES On March 3, SIDNEY age 91, of Devon, husband of the late Ruth M. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service on Thurs, March 7th, at I PM, from THE VINCENT C. ALLEVA FUNERAL HOME, 1724 E.

Lancaster Paoli. kit. Ml. Moriah Phka. Viewing Thurs.

afternoon, 12J0te I PM it tht Funeral Horn. BARLICK March 3, JOHN beloved husband of Mary (nee Jones), devoted fattier of John E. James Diane and Joanne, brother ot Charles, of Tampa, and Anna Ledva and Evelyn Tolkaci. Relatives and friends are invited to hit funeral 10 AM, SHELLY FUNERAL HOME, 1440 Easton Warrington, followed bv his Mass of Christian Burial, It AM, St. Robert Betlarmine Church, Warrington.

Int. St. John Neumann Cem. Friends may caH Thurs. eve.

after 7 PM In lieu of flowers, contributions to Th American Heart would be appreciated. BECKERT March 4, 1985. WILLIAM age 47 years, beloved husband of Ruth (nee ZvirMis), lather of William, John and Robert, father-in-law of Virginia, Retemarie and Sandra; also survived bv grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 1:30 AM, HOL-LEN FUNERAL HOME, 724-21 E. Allegheny Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, Church of the Ascension, 10 AM Int. Holy Redeemer Com. No viewing Thurs. eve. Family prefers donations to Ascension Church, and Westmoreland Sis, PtMa.

Pa. 19134. BENDER Suddenly, on March 1915, ALBERT age 74, be-loved husband of Margaret Wilson Bender, of Wynne-wood. and brother of Grace Rapp; also survived bv 3 nieces. Relatives and friends invited to a Memorial Service on at 10 AM, at The Chapel of th Good Shepherd, Cedar Ave.

and Church Lane, Yeadon, where friends may call one hour prior. Int. Arlington Cem. In heu of flowers, Memorial contributions may be made In his name to the charity of one's choice. (Arr.

by SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Drone) Hal, Pa.L BLACKMAN CATHARINE ROBINSON BLACKMAN, wife Of th late Wikiam Jackson Blackman and mother of Lora B. Anderson, of Richmond, Va. and Jackson Farr Black-man, ot Houston, Teas; alto survived bv grandchd-dren. Memorial Service win be held 3 PM Wed.

at Al Saints Hospital, Stonton and Evergreen Aves. BRINKMAN 10 million have left U.S. since 1900, study reports Aisoc iff fteu WASHINGTON About 10 million people since 1900 have left the United States to live elsewhere, a new study has disclosed. The emigrants have been largely ignored amid the attention given to immigration over the years, says the study, titled "The Elusive Exodus: Emigration from the United States." Since the turn of the century the ratio of immigration to emigration has been 3-1, the report found, with 30 million legal immigrants since 1900 and 10 million emigrants. The number of emigrants, generally uncounted through U.S.

history, was calculated by Robert Warren of the Immigration and Naturalization Service and Ellen Percy Kraly of Colgate University, using information compiled from a variety of sources. Their work was published yesterday by the Population Reference Bureau, a private, nonprofit Washington research group. The authors noted that their calculations were estimates, and they called for collection of additional statistics to learn more about the number departing and their destinations. Such statistics have not been compiled by the government since 1957, they noted. The flow out of the United States gained momentum during the 1960s and is continuing, with an estimated 100,000 to 150,000 VS.

residents leav-ing annually although the majority of those departing have not been U.S. citizens. During the first half of the 1960s, the authors estimated, the average annual emigration was about 66,000. That rose to more than 150,000 per year between 1965 and 1969 and was calculated at more than 280,000 in the early 1970s. From 1960 to 1976, Mexico was the leading destination, receiving 64,600 emigrants per year, according to the study.

Second was West Germany, averaging 24.800 annually; followed by Canada. 21.900; Britain, 20,900, and Japan, 17,200. Vatican reviews finances Reuirs VATICAN CITY A committee of 14 Roman Catholic cardinals began three days of meetings yesterday to review church finances, the Vatican said. March 4, 1985, BENJAMIN PAUL husband of Florence (nee Cohen), tf No. One, Independence Place, and Th Carriage House, Miami Beach, Fla.

father of Myrna Field Baum Etg. and Edward Paul, brother tf Luc Me Heller, Adele Paul, Rat Nadel, end Robert Paul; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services FrL 11 AM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 7lst Ave.

hit. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Tht family wd return to the late residence No. One, Independence Place, Pa. The family respecttuly reouests that contributions his memory be mad It) the American Diabetes Assn.

PURCELL On March 4, I9IS, CATHERINE M. (nee lynch), tf Yeadon, wife of the le to Hugh M. Puree, Sr. mother of Mrs. Jean Rogers, Hugh Pureed, Jr.

and Sr. Mary Matthew, I.HM, sister of Mrs. Ger. trudt Wlliems, Mrs. Josephine Gauev, William and DArev Lynch; also survived bv 3 grandchildren and one greet granddaughter.

Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral Fri. 9 AM from THE LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, Longacre Yeadon, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Louis Church, to AM mt. SS.

Peter and PaM Com. Friends may call Thurs. tve. 7 to 9. RENDELMAN March 4, 19IS, tf 1027 W.

4th Florence, bus-band of the late fvVmnit (nee BrauoNI, fattier of tht tote Barbara Yaksto, brother of Martin Rendetmen and Sylvia Soector; also survived by 3 trandchitdren. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services 12 Neon, at King Oavid Memorial Park Sec Bristol Rd. and Meshemmy Bentelem, Pa. The family wW return to the Specter residence, Pa. JOSEPH LEVINE ANO SON.

2000 Oak. menl St. Phea. Pa. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON.

''J March 4, CATHERINE (nee Wolfe), beloved wife of George F. and mother of Kathleen Brinkman and Doris Small; also survived bv her grandsons Scott and David Small. Relatives and friends are invited to the Funeral Thurs. AM at THE JOSEPH A. OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor.

Roosevelt Blvd and Sanger St. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM St. Martin of Tours Church. Int. Hikside Cem.

No caa hours Wed. eve. Mass Cards or contributions in her memory it the Arthritis Foundation, 311 S. Juniper Phka. Pa.

19107 would be appreciated. BROWN FREDERICK on March husband of June Rickard Herkneti, of Broomall, Pa. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services II AM, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 9th and Madison Chester, Pa. Int.

Chester Rural Cem. Contributions to American Cancer Society, 101 West Chester Pike, Havertown, Pa. 19083 would be appreciated. (Arr. by GEORGE H.

BROWER FUNERAL HOME). fi i- 1 1.