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4B Aug. 8, 1979 Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices sir r- a- -i 1 Objtuaries Thomas G. Conley, 77, ex-banker Thomas G. Conley, 77, a retired bank official, died Monday in Chestnut Hill Hospital. He lived in Chestnut Hill.

Mr. Conley retired in 1966 after serving 20 years as an estate planning officer for First Pennsylvania Bank. After he retired, Mr. Conley traveled extensively. He was an avid golfer.

Mr. Conley was graduated from Lehigh University with a degree in mining engineering. After a short time working in the construction business in Pittsburgh, he became an engineer for Wheeling Steel manufacturers of bank vaults. He worked for the company until the Depression. Mr.

Conley was active in the Lehigh Club here and had served for many years as president of the Class of 1924. He was a member of the Union League and past secretary-treasurer and a board member of the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Surviving are his wife, Jeanne Malley Conley; a stepson, Charles Lee Tucker; a stepdaughter, Pamela T. Whelan, and two grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m.

Thursday at Our Mother of Consolation Church, East Chestnut Hill Avenue. Interment will be private. S. Frank Laveson S. Frank Laveson, 76, a center city attorney for more than 50 years, died Monday at his home, Coventry House Apartments, Melrose Park.

Mr. Laveson retired five years ago. "it 1 hJ3biIl ni Associated Press Lt. Gov. Gandy (right) receives a kiss from a supporter Lt.

Gov. Gandy leads primary race in Miss. By James Saggus Associated Press JACKSON, Miss. Lt. Gov.

Evelyn Gandy, a veteran of 30 years in public office, led five men in early returns yesterday in the state's Democratic gubernatorial primary. With 628 of 2,168 precincts reporting, Miss Gandy led with 31 percent of the vote. Former Lt. Gov. William Winter was second with 26 percent of the vote; former state Rep.

John Arthur Eaves of Jackson had 17 percent; former District Attorney Jim Herring of Canton, 18 percent; state Rep. Charles Deaton of Greenwood, 6 percent; and political newcomer Richard Barrett of Jackson, 2 percent. Miss Gandy, 58, was expected to benefit from a quiet campaign in which name recognition counted heavily. She is a former state representative, state treasurer, welfare commissioner and insurance commissioner. Many polls indicated that she would lead the first primary voting and win a spot in the Aug.

28 party runoff. In the Republican gubernatorial primary, Mississippi's first ever, with 1,188 precincts reporting, veteran party standard-bearer Gil Carmi-; chael of Meridian had 51 percent of' the vote to 49 percent for Leon Bram-- MANNING Aug. 4, 1979, MAE O. (nee McManigle), beloved wHe of the lata John P. Manning, sister af Mrs.

Sarah Murray and Anna Lamb. Relatives and friands ewited ta Mass af Christian Burial, Church pi St. Gabriel, AM kit Holy Crest Cam. There we ba no viewing. MARRANDINO HILDA af 14 Campanel Betknawr, N.J., an Aug.

4, 1979, age 54, wife at Nicholas; also survived by son Alan from Beernawr, daughters Rosanne Parkins Tumersviea, Joan Shubert Betmawr, brothers Ban Landi, Nick Land), sister Lena Carrectne. Funeral be Fri. at 9 AM at the TOMASELLO FUNERAL HOME, 200 S. Black Horse Pike, Betmawr, N.J. Mass of Resurrection, 10 AM, at Mary Mother af the Church, Betmawr, NJ.

kit. Hotv Cross Cera, Yea-don, Pa. Friands mav cal Thurs. ava. 7 to 9.

MATTHEWS ABBIE, af S39-B Glassbaro WitUemstewn, NJ. age S3 years, an Aug. 4, 17, survived by one daughter, Mrs. Sandra Greene, af PhHa ana son, Mr. James CMdwel, at Detroit, ana granddaughter, Micheee Greene, of Ph4a ana brother, 2 sisters, a host of relatives and friends.

Relatives and friends of the famlv are ewited to attend funeral services on Fri, at I PM, at The High Street Church of God, 222 E. High East Germantown, where friends may cai after 4 PM kit. Eden Darby, Pa. Relatives and friands wM meet at 4520 N. Hicks Phaa.

Funeral services under the direction of the CARL MILLER FUNERAL HOME. McBRIDE Aug. 17, KATHLEEN (naa wife of Francis J. McBride Jr. (Boar), mother af Mary Kate and Kathleen Mariah, daughter of John and Jean Madison; also survived by ana brother James.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral, Thurs. 1:30 AM, from BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 97M Frank-ford Ave. (at Filler Mass of Christian Burial, Christ the King Church, 10 AM Viewing Wad. ava. 7 to 9 Int.

Our Lady of Grace Cam. McCANN Aug. 4, 1979, ANNA (KHnger), wife of the lata James beloved mother of Dorothy Melon and Raymond. Relatives and friends are mvtted ta the Funaral 1:30 AM, JOSEPH T. SEKULA FUNERAL HOME, INC, 2434 E.

Aleghenv Ava. (earner of Thompson Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, St. Bernard's Church. Int. St.

Dominic's Cam. Viewing Wed. ava. 7-9. Mass Cards preferred.

McDEVITT Aug. 4, 1979, ALICE V. (nee Lamb), beloved wife of the late Charles W. McDevItt, mother af Mrs. Marion McGowan, Mrs.

Eliiabeth Graefa, Mrs. Alice Keough, James and Robert; alsa survived by 21 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and ana sitter, Mrs. Agnes Bradley. Relatives, friends and members of A.O.H. No.

44, invited ta funeral Fri, 1:30 AM, from SHEA FUNERAL HOME, 29th and Dickinson Sts. Mast of Christian Burial, Church of St. Gabriel, 10 AM Int. Holy Crass Cam. Friands may cal Thurs.

eve. 7 to 10. McGROGAN On Aug. 4, 1979, MARY M. (nee Heenan), wife of the lata James V.

McGrogan, beloved mother of Jamas V. John J. and Anna Gavl; also 4 grandchMren. Relatives, friends, also B.VM Sodality. St.

Anna's Senior Citizens Center and Old St. Joseph's Senior Citizens, are invited to funeral Fri, 4:45 AM, McBRIDE FUNERAL HOME, 2321 E. Huntingdon St. (2 Mks West of Aramlngo Mass of Christian Burial, St. Anne's Church, 10 AM Viewing Thurs.

ava. 7 to 9 PM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. MORRONE LUCIA (nee Lanza), Aug. 4, 17, beloved wife of Joseph; dearest mother of Michael, Joseph Jr.

and Mrs. Mary Capodki; also 4 grendchadren, sister of Frank, Earl, Rose CaiofR, Anna Camardese and Antoinette Lombard! Relatives and friands are invited ta attend the funeral, Thurs. 9 AM, from LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, N.E. Cor. Broad and Won Sts.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Thomas Aquinas Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cam.

Viewing Wed. eve. 7 to 10. (Parking on premises). MURRAY MICHAEL Aug.

1979, ki Calvert Manor Nursing Home, Calvert, age 92, survived by 2 sans, Michael P. of Newfietd, NJ. and Edward af 4 daughters, Gertrude logins, Newark, Mary K. Carrol, Horsham. Patricia McCarthy, of Bala Cynwvd, Anna Maria Levis, of Broomal, 27 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.

He is formerly of 5024 Newhal and was associated with Perm Mutual of PhHa. as an Actuary for 45 years and retired in 195S. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass af christian Burial, from Holy Angles R.C Church, Possum Park Rd, Newark, on Fri. at 12 Noon. Friends mav cal at THE WILLIAM WARWICK FUNERAL HOME, 121 West Park Place, Newark, Dal.

on Thurs. ava. from 7 to 9. Rosary at 7:30 PM Int. AI Saints Cem, Wilmington, Del MYERS On Aug 1979, HOWARD husband ol Mary (naa Lindsay), of Drexaf Hid, father of Howard J.

Myers, grandfather of Howard J. Jr. and Chris Lea Mvers. Relatives and friends are Invited to the service, Thurs. 12 noon at the SPENCER T.

VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Shadeland Drexef HM where friends mav cal after 11 AM hit. WhHemarth Memorial Park. Memorial Gifts mav ba sent to the Heart Fund of Southeastern I W. 2nd Media, Pa.

PACINELLI PASOUALE, Aug. 4, 1979, of N. State Springfield, survived by his wife, Josephine (nee Peroui), his sens, Louis J. Pacineai and P.W. PackieM, his daughter, Marie T.

Quercetti; also 11 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends art invited to his funeral 8:45 AM, at THE ROBERT D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVER-BROOK, 4504-20 Haverford Phaa. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Dorothy's Church, kit. SS.

Peter and Paul Cam. Friends may cal Wed. 7 ta 10 PM (Parking on promises). PAFFAS BASIL Aug. 7, 179, beloved husband of Constance (nee Makos), father of DemHrios, Anthony, and Ja-nfne; also survived by his mother, Panagiota and 2 sisters.

Relatives and friends mav meet add attend the funaral services, Fri. 11 AM Greek Orthodox Church of St. Luke, Broomal. Viewing 7 to 9 Thurs. eve.

at the Church. Int. Arlington Com. ki lieu of other remembrances donations to either the St. Luke's Bunding Fund or the American Cancer Society would be preferred.

Arrangements by VR AIM. POIRIER Aug. 5, 1979, KATHLEEN C. (nee Cassidv), beloved wHe of Loo mother of Carole A. Grout; alsa survived by 3 grandchildren, sister of John Cassidv.

Relatives and friends, employees of Nannette Mfg. are invited to attend her funaral on at I AM, from THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 4421 Frank-ford Ava. (at Levick Mass of Christian Burial, 9 AM, St. Bartholomew's Church, kit. Our Ladv of Grace Cem.

Friends mav cal on Wed. eve Mass Cards preferred by the family. RENALD Aug. 1979, of Frank ford, FLORENCE M. (naa Smith); wife of the late Fibert P.

Ronald, sister of Mary E. Grace; also survived by one nephew and 3 grarKkiephews. Relatives and friands are invited ta services, Thurs. 2 PM OGDEN FUNERAL HOME, 4827 Oxford Ave. Int.

Oakland Cam, Friends may cal Thurs. from 1 PM untl time of service. REYNOLDS On Aug. 4, 1979, EMMA V. (nee Ba dor), age 13 years, af Camden, N.J., tormerty of 701 Thomas Cheltenham, wife of the late WMiam J.

Reynolds, survived by one son Rev. Msgr. WMiam J. Reynolds, Pastor of St. Anthony of Padua R.C.

Church, Camden, J. and Diocesan Director of Spanish Apostolate, Diocese of Camden and one brother Arthur Barter of Fountainviae, Pa. Relatives and friands are invited ta cal Thurs. ava. after 4 PM at St.

Anthony of Padua R.C. Church 2tth St. and River Camden, NJ. and ta attend the Mass af Christian Burial which we be celebrated at 1:30 PM Commendation Liturgy wW be Fri. 10 AM at the Church followed by taterment at Holy Sepulchre Cheltenham, Pa.

In Heu of lowers contributions mav be made to the Society for the Propagation ol the Faith, Diocese of Camden, II45 Haddon Camden, J. 00103. Under the direction of EDWARD P. LEONARD JR. FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

RUETER Aug. 5, 1979, MAUREEN beloved daughter of Ro-bert E. Rueter and Mary Ekon (nee McCenn), dear sister af Susan and Bridget Rueter. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her funeral 10 AM, at THE ALDWORTH FUNERAL HOME. Decatur and Charles Sts.

(at 700 N. Franktord Int. St. Dominic's Com. Contributions ki her memory may bo made to ChUdren't Hospital, Infant Intensive Care Unit, 34th and Civic Canter Ave.

RUSSELL On Aug. 17, at Pottstown, Pa, FENTON J. RUSSELL, M.O., husband af Elsie (nee Baughman) Russet, af Mane tawny Manor, Pottstown 1 1444 and for-mer resident for 40 vearsat Cellsk, PaJU ijradujta af University af Ptttsburqh School at Medicine 133 rVacttced medicine In Ptttslwgli.tr il946he MJned me Medical Dept. of E.I. DuPont, ki WlhiWrtgton, as an Associate Director with special emphasis on toxicology untl retiring 1965, when he pursued his Interests brooding hunter horses ar promotlr Ihe Arts.

Beside his wife, he Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Lvnette Young, of Sacramento, Calif 1 orendchidren. Private services and burial wis be at Sou Inside Cenw Pittsburgh. i '4 lett of Clarksdale. Both men are millionaire businessmen.

Because most of the 2,168 precincts still use paper ballots, and there were numerous local and state offices on the ticket, officials expected slow returns. 1 The winner of the Nov. 6 general election will succeed Democratic Gov. Cliff Finch, who was barred by the state Constitution from serving two successive terms. Miss Gandy, a native of Hatties-burg, began her career as an aide to the late Sen.

Theo G. Bilbo Miss.) in the 1940s. Her only major loss was in the 1963 lieutenant governor's race to the late Carroll Gartin. Winter, 56, served three terms In. the state House from Grenada County.

He was later elected state tax collector, treasurer and lieutenant governor. He led Democratic first primary voting for governor in 1967 and 1975, then lost runoffs. Eaves, 44, a native of Louisville, finished a distant fourth in the 1975 governor's race, while Herring, 40, was a strong third in the lieutenant governor's contest. Deaton, 48, a 20-year legislative veteran who has been chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, entered the race late. Barrett, 36, is a New York native and Vietnam veteran who has backed right-wing causes.

In recent years, Mr. Kasznar had infrequent film and television roles, but he appeared with theatrical touring companies. He portrayed Tevye in "Fiddler on the Roof" and also toured in the cast of "Don Juan in Hell" with Myrna Loy, Edward Mul-hare and Ricardo Montalban. Mr. Kasznar originated the role of Uncle Max in the New York stage production of "The Sound of Music" and performed in the musical for nearly three years.

He also originated the role of Victor Velasco in "Barefoot in the Park," appearing in the New York and London productions. Mr. Kasznar, who came to the Unit APT. NO. STATE RUSSIKOFF Sudatory, Aug.

4, 1979, ROBIN LEE, ago 20 years, beloved daughter af Robert and Patricia (naa Hal), sister el Robert and Rachel, granddaughter el Leon and Elizabeth Hal Relatives, friands and omptov at American Bag and Paper Co. are invited ta Services 11 AM, HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 3140 Grant Ave. (West of Academy Int. George Washngton Memorial Park. Friends mav cal Wed.

tVfc tarfteaT" PjArV SANTELLO NANCY ELLEN (naa Pasda), an Aug, 4, 197, of Patricia Drive, Breernal, survived by her husband, George A her sans Kenneth, George, nor daughter Kimberly, her mother Jennie Pasda, her brothers Donald Pasda, Edwin Chwat and her titter Irene Susa. Relatives and friends are invited ta her funeral On Thurs. 9:45 AM, at THE ROBERT D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF BROOMALL. West Chester Pike and James Road, Breomaa. Mass af Christian Burial, II AM, St.

Pius Church, kit Westminister Com. Friends May cal Wed. 7-10 PM (Parkma an premrtet), SCHAEF On Aug. 4, 17, of 722 Pefham Warmmtter, FRANCIS husband af the lata Miriam A. Washed Schaef, father of Patricia Lawson and Robert and FMev Schaef.

Relatives and friends are invited ta the funeral service Thurs. morning, 10 AM, at THE SHELLY FUNERAL HOME, 1460 Easton War' rington. Friends mav cal Thurs. AM until Service Hma. kit.

Whitemarsh Memorial Park. SCHERB Suddenly, an Aug. 4, 17, CARL E. SCHERB, beloved husband af Ethel Scherb (nee Pete), father ol Carl Jr. and Michael Scherb; survived by one grandson, his mother.

Bertha Scherb, one sister and one brother. Relatives and friends are Invited to Services II AM, from the WILDE FUNERAL HOME, Front and Westmoreland Sts. kit. Forest Hits Cam. Friends may cal Wed.

eve. 7 to 9 PM (Parking in the WHdev lot). SCRIVANO Aug. 4, 1979, PETER, husband of fncoranata (naa Reeie), father of Frank and Sam Scrtvane; also survived by 4 great orandcniioVen. Relatives and friends' invited ta the Funaral 4:30 AM, RUFFE-NACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st St.

and Snyder Ava. Mats of Christian Burial St. Edmond't Church, 9:30 AM kit. SS. Patar and Paul Cam.

Friands may cat) Wed. ava. SLYS Aug. 4, 1979, of Otnev, ALOYSIUS fvL, beloved husband of Maria Lewandewski and father af Regkia H. Slvs.

Relatives, friends, members of Msgr. F. J. Fitzpatrick Council K. of C.

No. 4170 and Archbishop Ryan General Assembly and Men af Malvern Invited to his funeral. Fit 1:30 AM GIVNISH FUNERAL HOME, 5th St. at Lktdtev Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, Church af the incarnation, 10 AM kit Our Lady of Grace Cam, Viewing Thurs.

ova. SMITH MARTHA Aug. 5, 1979, beloved sister of Helen K. Smith. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Thurs, AM, EDWARD N.

REMPFER FUNERAL HOME, 4405 N. 5th St. Matt of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Henry's Church. Int.

Hoty Cross Cam, Viewing Wed. ova. 7 to 9 PM souder DANIEL 1 on Aug, 3, 1979, ki Orange, wife of the lata Mary (naa TWev), father of Daniel and James; also survived by 4 grandchildren and on great grandson. Funaral Service wfl ba held at The Georqe Washington Memorial Park, Stanton Ave. and Butler Pike, Plymouth Meeting, Pa.

on Aug. 9th, at 12J0 PM kit. George Washington Memorial Park. SPEIER On Aug. 7, 1979, WILLIAM F.

husband of Etea-' nore P. (nee Seip) and father of Janet S. Webb and WMiam F. Speier, Jr. Friends and members of William L.

Elkins Lodge No. 444 FJAAM, are invited to cal at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 114 Bethlehem Pika, Thurs. 7 ta 9 PM Masonic Services I PM Parking an premises. Remembrances ki his name may be sent to The Chestnut HM Meals On Wheels, awo Norwood Ave, raaa, ra. 11 is.

SR. MARY BERNAL, S.S.J. AN ASTASIA KENNEY, Aug. 4, 1979. Religious, relatives and friends invited to lha Mass af Christian Burl- -al, Thurs, 3 PM at St.

Joseph's VMa, Flourtown, Pa. Viewing Thurs. after 11 AM hit. Community Cam. SWINIUCH Aug.

7, 1979, FRANK, devoted husband of A dale (nee-Rogacz), beloved brother of Jospeh. Relatives and. friends invited to funeral Fri, 9 AM, TOMASZEW-. SKI FUNERAL HOME, 2721-30 E. Aleghenv Ave, (Allegheny Exit US 95).

Mass af Christian Burial, 10. AM, Holy Innocents Church, kit. Oakland Canv Friends may cal Thurs, ava. 7 to 9. SZALEJKO Aug.

4, 1979, ROSE (nee Flipowskl), wife of the lata Alexander and beloved mother of Hedwig Kauftman, Louis, Sophia Floodv, Eleanor and Francis; also survived by 9 grandchildren, 11 great grandchldren and one great great grandson. Relatives and friends are invited ta attend the funeral, Fri. AM, from her late residence, 1039 Crease St. Mass of Christian Burial, 9 AM, St. Laurentius Church, kit.

Our Ladv at Grace Com, Friends mav cal Thurs. eve. Mass Cards would be appreciated. (Arrangements by THEO. J.

BAJ FUNERAL HOME.) WATERHOUSE Aug 1979, JAMES betoved husband of Mary C. (nee McAleer), father of James grandfather of Andrea N. Relatives and friends are invited ta attend his viewing on Thurs, at 11 AM, from The George Washington Memorial Park Chapel (Stenton Ave. and Butler Pike), Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Service 12 Noon at the Chapel, kit George Washington Memorial Park.

Na viewing on Wed. eve. Arrangements by PETNER FUNERAL HOME. WESOLOWSKI Aug. 4, 1979, EDMUND, beloved husband of Nelie (nee Mtakiewkz) and devoted father of Rev.

Edmund Wesolowski, Pastor af St. Albert the Great Parish, Huntingdon Vaaev, Mildred, Leonard and Joseph; also sadly missed by 4 grandchildren, one sister and 3 brothers. Relatives, friends and Hotv Name Society are invited to his funeral, Fit 9 AM from the SLABINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2414 Orthodox St. Concetebrated Mass, 10 AM, St. John Canttus Church.

Int. Resurrection Com, Viewing Thurs. 4 to 10 PM Parking on premises. WIDATSKY Aug. 7, 1979, ANNA (nee Suschln), wife of Jacob, of 2350 Treemont St, Apt 603, mother of Mrs.

Rae Davidson and Mr. Mickey Widatsky, sister of Mr. Morris Suschin, Mr. Morton Suschin, Mrs. Edie Sheki and Mrs.

Rosalie Goldberg; alsa survived by 3 grandchldren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services, Thurs. 12 noon precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Bread St. hit.

Roosevelt Memorial Park. Famlv wB return ta 2350 Treemont St, Apt 403. WIEST Aug. 1979, ETHEL GUTHRIE WIEST of The Em-batty, wife of the lata John P. Wiest and sister of Isabella F.

Guthrie and Agnes Herfurth of Tucson. Service for relatlvet and friands Thurs. I PM at OLIVER H. AIR'S, 1120 Chestnut St. Int.

Norlhwood Cam. In Memoriams In memory of POLICEMAN JAMES J. RAMP, no. 2909 PhHa. Police Dept.

Stakeout Unit, kMed ki the Una of duty, Aug 1971 Semper Ftdelis, Smedtev D. Butler Law Enforcement Detachment M.C.L., Phaa, Pa. Cemetery Lots ROOSEVELT Mem Pk, (2) sites. Best location! Vary reas! EL4-4454. A TRADITION OF SERVICE TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITY FOR OVER A CENTURY Morris Rosenberg's sonmc Sidney J.

Rinek. Supervisor 21S) 4S5-O100 Raphael-Sacks ferno'itl Chapd Inc. Louts A Doull. Supervisor a (215) 4SS4S51 4720 North Broad St Pa 19141. By Agency: Palm Beach Fort Lauderdale Mam Beach funeral Ot'ectort 14 OouK-VM fmmm ij ftnua 1 ft njiM ajui 11 1910 Helping you say it right.

an COOPER Aim. 7, 17, HYMAN, hinbuid Ittt terah 47t Snvdw Av. laNMr Mn An RMMttm, Mr. Mvrii Caeotr, Jr. Jack Cwxwr, Mr.

Saw Cmmt, Mm wrv4 by 1 arMidcMdrwi and great grand-cMran. Retanvai, iriandi and mambart af Libartv United Southward Auac at which ha wit a Past Preudant, are awNad ta orevaMda Mrvlcat Thun. 2:30 pa. erectealv at ManHflraa Cam. (Fax Chat).

Shiva ba atnarvad at 421 Snvdar Ava. Arrangamantt ov DILLMORE WILLIAM Aue. 17, af Caatatvaa, sw-vlvad by Mt wHa. Wanda (naa Day), his tan WMiam and daughter Joan and hn paranta Mr. and Mrs.

Caaraa W. OBmare. Raiattvai and Iriandi are Wvrtad ta hit funaral, Thun. 1 30 AJA at THE ROBERT CANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OP BROOM-ALL, Jamat Road and Watt Chat tar Pika, Broomaa. Matt at Christian Burial, It SS.

Simon and Juda Church. Int. SS. Patar and Paul Cam. Friands may caH Wad.

7 10 PM IParkata an prarmiat). DiTORO Aug. 17, tarmarlv of Garmantawn, SEVERINO, husband af Clotilda DiTara, iafhar af Anthony and Harry DfToro, brotnar of Anna Campana. Mass of Christian Burial, Ill AJVL, St. Michael af lha Saints Church, Mil Germantown Ava.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cam. Viewing Thurs. ava. 7 to PM KIRK AND NICE, 30l Germantown Ave.

Memorial Gifts may be sent to The American Cancer Society or American Diabetes Assoc DWYER Aug. 4, 17, WILLIAM husband af Claire Lltka Dwyer, father at Christopher and Marev, brother of John B. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral, starting at AM. from JOHN F. GIVNISH'S, 5th St.

at Chetten Ave. (300 N. 5th followed by Mass of Christian Burial, St. BonHaca Church, 10 AM. hit.

Holy Sepulchre Cam. No viewing Wed. ava. ECHIL Aug. 7, 17, LEAH (nee GoMenbarg), wife of Arthur Echl, af The School Lane Haute Apts sitter of I.

Harry Geldenberg, Ethel Kltseeff and Edith Zable. Relatives and friands are invited ta services 2 JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ava. kit.

Roosevelt Memorial Park. The family we return to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldenberg, Elkkis Park House, Elklnt Park, Pa. In lieu of remembrances, contrib-utiont mav be made to a charitv of the donor's choice.

FIN AN MARGUERITE M. (nee Fov), Aug. 17, of Nar-berth. beloved wife of John A. Finan, Sr.

and mother of Timothy A. Finan, Mrs. Patricia Moore, John A. Finan. Jr.

and Betsy Finan; also survived by i Srandsons and her sister, Mrs. Helen Gaaagher. Rela-ves and friends are invited to the funeral 9 at THE JOHN P. DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, Walnut St. and Copley Upper Darby.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Church of St. Margaret, Narberth, Pa. Int. Holy Cross Com. Friends may can Wed.

ava. after 7 PM Contributions In her memory to the National Attn, for Retarded Children, 121 1 Chestnut St, PhUa. would be appreciated. FOLEY On Aug. 17, ATHERINE CAMPBELL, formerly of East Fads, Phaa, beloved wHe of the lata Frances Benedict Foley, devoted mother of John G.C Fuaer and Frances Campbet Jueds; also survived by grandchildren.

Relatives and friands are invited to a Memorial Service Thurs. Aug. th at 3 PM at the BURROUGHS AND KOHR FUNERAL HOME, 309 Springfield Summit, N.J. In lieu of dowers, contributions may be made to Hospice Fund, Overlook Hospital, Summit J. FREDERICK ETHEL (naa Weston), Aug.

4, 1979, of 17S1 N. StM-man wife of Jamas, mother of Larry and Darraf and sister of Marion, and Lorraine Abnev, and brother Rufus Weston Jr. Services 8 PM, Aug 9th at Milter Memorial Baptist Church, 1511 N. 22nd St. bit.

Groan-mount Cam. FRICKE ANN on Aug. 1979, beloved wife of the lata Frank and mother of Julia Reiter; survived by her grandchildren, Carolyn wWer and Dorothy Delanev and 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends art invited to the funaral service 2 PM, Aug. 9, from the WETZEL ANO SON FUNERAL HOME, 402 Rising Sun Ave.

Friends may call after 1 PM Memorials hi Anna Fricka's name mav be made ta the First Men-nonite Church, 1407 HurrNngdon Pika, Huntingdon Valley. Int. Forest Hills Cam. GANGEMI Auo. S.

1979. THERESA G. (nee Grampone), devoted mother of Mr. Anthony Ganeemi, Dr. Columbus R.

Gangemi and Mrs. Eleanor Colosi; also 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 1:30 AM, from VINCENT GANGEMI FUNERAL HOME, Broad and WoH Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, Church af the Holy Spirit, 9:30 AM Int. Holy Cross Com.

Friends may cal Wed. eve. 7 to 10. Additional parking Mansion Housa lot, 2304 S. Broad St.

GAVIN Aug 1979, of 905 Jamestown Lansdale, MARTIN son of Thomas J. and the late Mary K. Lavln Gavin and brother of Joseph Thomas Mrs. Mary Picco, Robert Mrs. Rita Mcbwrnev, John Mrs.

Elizabeth Perth and Francis J. Relatives and friends are invited to the viewing Thurs. morning at 9:30 AM at St. Stanislaus Church, Main St. and Lansdale Lansdale, Pa.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM Int. St. Stanislaus Cem. No Wed. eve.

Mass cards preferred. Arrangements by SIMCOX-MclLVAINE FUNERAL HOME, Lansdale GRAY Aug. 1979, LAURA (nee Hammerman), wife of David of 221 E. Gowan mother of Daniel and Stephanie, sister ol Mr. Herri Hammerman.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 12:30 PM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. hit. Montefiore Cam. HAIN WALTER S.

on Aug. 17, of Roxborough, beloved husband of Doris (nee Cardan), devoted father of Mrs. Florence Hunsberger, Richard Hakt and the late Walter S. Hain, brother of Mrs. Edith Druck-enmiuer; also survived by 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

Relatives, friends and members of the Messiah United Methodist Church, Lafayette HM, the Lions Club, Wlssahickon Hia Civic Assn. and the 21st Ward Junior League are invited to his viewing Thurs. 7 to 9 PM, at me CLARE MclL-VAINE MUNDY FUNERAL HOME, 4021 Ridge Ave. and to his Funeral Services 1 1 AM, Wissahickon United Methodist Church, Terrace and Salaignac Sts. Int.

private. If so desired, the famlv wishes donations ta Walter's memory be made to the Messiah United Methodist Church, Wlssahickon United Methodist Church or Deborah Hospital, Andorra Chapter. HAMPP CHARLES of 224 Crescent Ocean City, N.J., Aug. 4, 1979, husband of Freda father of Charles Jr. and Leora Hussev, brother of Fred and Christina Mann.

Funeral Services 10 AM, at the CHESTER J. WIMBERG FUNERAL HOME, 201 As-bury Ocean City. hit. Hillside Roslvn, Pa. Viewing Wed.

ava. 7 to 9 at the Funeral Home. HODGES Aug. 3, 1979, GLADYS FOX, wife of Charles E. Hodges, of Kensington, New Hampshire, mother of Russell Fox Hodges, of Rosomant, Pa.

and Charles E. Hodges, of Stonnington, 9 grandchildren also survive. Graveside Funeral Service Aug. 9th, at 2 PM, Woodlands Phaa. (BRIN-GHURST-ANDREW J.

BAIR). KAUFFMAN Aug 7, 1979, FANNIE (nee Gvonter), of The Oenrich wife of the late Morris, mother of Mrs. Ruth Greenberg, Mrs. Laura Tonkin, Mrs. Mildred Goldman and Or.

Jerome Kauftman, sister of Mrs. Bessie Rothman; grandmother of Esther Bohror, Dr. Mehrin Tonkin, Barry Tonkin, Donna Tonkin and Toby Goldman; great grandmother of Javson and Neil Tonkin. Services and Interment private. Shiva be observed at 1335 June Lane, Perm Valley, Pa.

Contributions ai her memory mav be made to your favorite charity. (Arrangements by KELLY Aug 4, 1979, RICHARD J. beloved husband of Frances (nee WoHord) and devoted father at Richard Jr. and Thomas also survived by 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral 9 AM, C.

RICHARD WHEELER FUNERAL HOME, Kensington Ave. and Westmoreland St. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Church of The Ascension, kit. Holy Sepulchre Com. Friands mav cal Wed.

ava. after 7. KITTELL REBECCA (nee Brode), of 404 Grant Magnolia, N.J., on Aug. 4, 1979, wife of the lata Thomas M. Kitted; age II years; survived by 4 sons, Thomas, Magnolia, Philip and James, Harry, Norwood, one daughter, Gertrude, Harrlsburg, 7 grandchildren, one great grandchild.

Services wM be Fri. in Wieiamsport, Pa. Local arrangements under the direction of DAVIS FUNERAL HOME, 171 Dataware SL, Woodbury, J. LAVESON Aug. 4, 1979, S.

FRANK LAVESON, husband of Lillian (nee Henkin) of the Convenfry House, Melrose father at Mrs. Jerome (Sandra) Smith and Jack i. Laveson, brother of Abe and Charles Laveson; alsa survived by 1 grandchildren. Services 11 AM precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St.

kit. Montefiore Com. Fern, WW ba at the late residence. It ft respectfuty re-Quested contributions be mede to a charitv af the donor's choice. Athenian Ledge 492 FAAM Service 1O.30 AM Wed.

LESKEY FRANCIS of Surf City, N.J., on Aug. 7, 197. Devoted hutband of Mamie (nee us tea), formerly of father af Aaen Pollock, Levittown, Beverly Epstein, Lancaster, brother of Ruth Grtch. Ship Bottom, alsa turvtvfno are 4 grandchNdren. Private funeral services WW be held on Thurs.

at BUGBEE-RIGGS FUNERAL HOME k) Ship Bottom, NJ. Friends mav meet with the famlv that evening at the familv residence, 24 17th St. Surf City, NJ. at 7 PM Int. wM be In Greenwood Com.

Cedar Run, NJ. Do-nations may ba made ta Barneoat Light First Aid Squad or Beach Haven Chapter at Deborah Hospital, Brawns Mais, LITTLE Aug. 4, 17, FLORENCE M. LITTLE of 1102 Pine St. Funeral service and Interment wB ba private.

(BRIN-GMURSTANDREW J.BAIR). LUZINS Aug. 17, JOHN ol Wlssahlckan, husband af RegJna A. (nee Donrydnla) and father of Chris. Susan and Mrs.

Donna Rumsey. Rata fives and friends, members of Dutch Hetwlg Marine Corps League are Invited ta attend his viewing Wed. eve. 7 to end to Mt funeral service II AM, TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 4024 Rktoe Rox. kit.

Levertngton Com. (It Is suggested contributions be mad ta The Amerl can Cancer Society In hit memory.) MACKENZIE DONALD Aug. 4, 1979, formerly at Elklnt Park, Cheltenham, hutband of the lata Dorothy (nee Schaeffer). Relatlvet, friends and members of Grace Presbyterian Church, Jenkirnown invited to Funeral Services 10 AM, ANTON B. URBAN FUNERAL HOME, 1111 Bettilenem Pike, Ambler, kit.

Norlhwood Cam. Viewing Wed. ava. after J. MANN Aug.

4, 1979, EU6EN, father of Eugene O. and Wama F. Funeral and service private. Kurt Kasznar, 65, character actor Associated Press HOLLYWOOD Kurt Kasznar, 65, a Vienna-born character actor who appeared in 60 movies and who por- trayed Commander Fitzhugh in the 1968-69 television series "Land of the Giants," has died of cancer, a spokeswoman said yesterday. Mr.

Kasznar was admitted to St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica about 10 days before his death Monday, publicist Pat Fitzgerald said. Heavy-set and 6 feet tall, Mr. Kasznar was fluent in four languages and was adept at playing amiable rogues. He retained a middle-European accent for many of his movie and television roles.

HOME DELIVERY OF THE INQUIRER HOME DELIVERY A graduate of the Wharton School in 1924, he received his law degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. He was admitted to practice be-t fore the U. S. Supreme Court and served for many years on the U. S.

Military Court of Appeals. During World War II, he was active in the Selective Service. From 1958 to 1964, he served as a deputy state attorney general for the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry. Mr. Laveson served as a workmen's compensation referee from 1964 to 1971.

Surviving are his wife, Lillian Henkin Laveson; a daughter, Sandra Smith; a son, Jack two brothers and two grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Rosenberg's Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Broad St. Interment will be.

in Montefiore Cemetery, Rockledge. ed States from Austria in 1936, appeared in a number of New York plays and musicals before serving during World War II as a playwright and actor with the Army's special services. He also worked as a war photographer, taking pictures of the Japanese surrender in Tokyo Harbor and the aftermath of the atomic bomb blasts of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. His films included "Lili," "Kiss Me Kate," "My Sister Eileen," "55 Days at Peking," "Casino Royale" and "The Ambushers." He was divorced from his second wife, actress Leora Dana, in 1958. Death Notices ANSALDO Of 1704 Cowman on Aug.

197, SALVATORE, betovod husband of Nancy Ansakte (naa AleHI), father of Paul father-in-law af Lorraine Ansetdo and grandfather of Donna, Bemadette and Anne-Maria Ansaldo; his 75th year. Relative! and friands are invited to attend the funeral 30 AM, from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ava. Mass of Christian Burial, at the Church af the Resurrection of Our Lord, li AM Int. Resurrection Cam.

Friands may cat Thurs. 7 ta 10 PM BLANCHARD On Aug. 7, 17, BLANCHE P. (nee Kletntalder), wife at the lata Clarence, of 217 Rosalind Gloucester City, age 94 years. Relatives nd friends wM meet 1:30 AM, at THE THE KINGTON FUNERAL HOME, 700 Powea Gloucester City.

Requiem Mass at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Gloucester City, at 9:30 AM Viewing Thurs. 7 ta 9 PM hit. Norlhwood Cam, BRODY Of N. 4th an Aug. 1979, AGNES K.

(naa Kunket), beloved mother of Mrs. Jean Winkler, Miss June, Walter, Warren, Prod and Joseph Brady; alsa 12 grandcheoren and 4 great grandchMren. Relatives and friends are Invited to services, Thurs. Aug. 9th at 11 AM at the CHARLES L.

KESTER 409-11 E. Allegheny Ava. Int. Greonmount Cam. Friends may call Wed.

eve. BURCH ESTHER HAHN, age af 732 N.W. 2lti St, Ft. Lauderdale, died formerly of Phaa. and Somers Point, N.J., preceded in death by her husband Henry, survived by daughter Mrs.

Verne B. Boockel of Ft. Lauderdale, 3 grenochedren and 1 great grand-children. Funeral services, Fri. at KALIS FUNERAL HOME, ki Ft.

Lauderdale. CAHILL HELENS (nee HontscheO. on Aug. 4, 1979, af Mt. Alrv, wHe of the late Joseph S.

CahM and mother ol J. Wktford CahM, Mrs. Doris H. Barrett, Walter O. CahM and James P.

CahM; alsa survived by 7 grandchedren and 4 great grandcltadran. Relatives and friends are Invited ta her Mats af Chrlttlan Burial, 11:30 AM, at St. Madeleine Sophie Church, Greene and Upsal Gin. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cam.

In lieu of other remembrances. Memorials ai her name ta The American Cancer Society are preferred. Air. by PYFE AND MILLER, Mt. Airy.

CAPONE Aug. 1979, FELICIA R. (nee Saltuttlo), beloved wfte of Albert and dear mother of Paul A. and Ronald J. and dear sister at Isabel Saaustlo.

Relatives, friends may cat) 1:30 ta 9:30 AM, at WILLIAM A. MOORE FUNERAL HOME, 70 Fayette Cemho-herken. Pa. Mass af Christian Burial at The Epiphany af Our Lard Church, 10 AM kit. Hoty Sepulchre Com.

Femty prefers donations to American Cancer Socio, ty. CHURCH CHRISTOPHER WHITE, on Aug. 1979, af Brvn Mawr, son at Jeanne White Church and the lata John Fertig Church, brother af Susan Church Snyder and Patricia Church Ernst. Memorial services II AM ai the chapel at the Brvn Mawr Presbyterian Church. Bryn Mawr an Fit Aug.

10. (STUARD, ARDMORE) CONLEY Aug. 1979, af Chestnut urn, THOMAS hutband of Jeanne (nee Maaev) Camay, father at Charles Lea Tucker, of New York, Mrs. Robert W. (Pamela) Tucker Whalen, af Darlen, and the lata John N.

Tucker, brother af Dan J. Camay, at Seattle, Margaret Powers and Catherine C. Horn, of New York; also survived by I graridchlldren. Mass af Christian Burial, Thurv. 10:10 AM, Our Mother af Consoiahon Church, 9 E.

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