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D8-NJ THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Saturday, April 16, 1994 i Death Notices Death Notices Obituaries RUBIN CELSCRD0 Apri IS, 1994, RACHEL KIRSHBAUM RUBIN (nee Koushel), wife of Louis Rubn, mother Claire and David Eckstein, Shirtev and Herman Smvnens, Roberta and Eugene St. Claire, Sandy and Len Greenberg, and Selma and Larry Potak, sister of Max Koushel and Edith Oubin; else survived bv grandchildren and great grandchldran. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services Sunday 1 PM precisely GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 6410 N. Broad St. kit.

Mount Sharon Com. Family wi return ta tie late residence. J. George Johnson, 80, a pianist who wrote more than 500 songs Merger plan likely to spur inquiry ANTHONY, an Apr! IS 194, of Rumornede, N-L, a 9 a years, beloved husband of Mme (nee Hess), dear father of Robert A. Del Sarde, Eso, of Runnemeoe, N.J.

and Virgma B. While, of Chadds Ford, arse survived by 1 brothers William of York, PA and Felix of Montrose, PA, one sister Lena Digiovannanranie, af Upper Darby, PA, 1 grandchMren Cheryl Flanagan, of West Chester, PA and Joyce Bamish of MontviHe, N.J. and 4 great grandchedrea Mr. Del Sorde retired as a driver-uteiman for the Fleischmann Baking Ct, and then the Bond Baking Co both of after retiring as driver salesman he worked II years for the Colonial Park Pharmacy, Runnemede, N.J. A viewing and visitation far tanvly and friends w4 be held en Sunday evening 7-9 PM at tie EARLE FUNERAL HOME, 122 W.

Church Blackwood, Gloucester Twp N.J. Rather than ewers the famiv would appreciate memorial contributions in his memory to either the Runnemede Volunteer Fire Co. or Chews Volunteer Fire Co. Funeral services be held privately at the convenance of the family. SALEMM0 D0LAN Aprl 14, 1994, CATHERINE R.

(nee Pecher), wife of the late Charles Salemme, mother of Joan Bastian and Charles Salemme Jr sister af Tony, Frank and WMie Pacher; also survived bv grandchldrea Relatives and friends invited to Viewing, Moa, 1:30 AM at THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, M35 Ridge Ave. (Cor. of Liveiey). Mass af Christian Burial, 10 AM St. Mary af the Assumption Church, bit.

Holy Sepulchre Com. No Viewing Sua eve, SANT0RE Aprl 14, 1994, FRANK betoved son of Rose (nee Narduccl) and the late Robert, brother of Robert Jr. (Joann) and Mark, grandson of Charles and Nelie Santore and Rita Narducd, Charles Santera, Richard Santore, Joseph Santore and Frank Narducci, Sr, fiance of Janice Nasult; also survived by nieces, nephews and cousins. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 1:30 AM, from PENNA. BURIAL INC, 1327-29 S.

Broad St. Mass of Christian Burial St. Mary Magdalen dePaui Church 9:30 AM kit. West Laurel Hi Cera Viewing Sua eve. 7-9-JO.

(Ample Free Parking) Apri 14, 1994, MICHAEL beloved husband of Am M. (nee Donahue), devoted father of Michael Thomas Ann Marie Beyle and Mary A. Dunleavy; also survived by I grandchildren and 1 sisters, Kathleen Canning and Delores Deissler. Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing Sua eve. ta PM, St.

Christopher's Church, 13301 Proctor Rd. (at Byberry PA. Mass of Christian Burial, MONDAY, 10 AM, St. Christopher's Church. Int.

Resurrection Cem. Donations to St. Francis Inn (For the Needy), P.O. Box 3746, PhHa. 19125 in his memory preferred.

BURNS FUNERAL H0ME637-I4I4 EARLEY "He was a great charmer and connected directly with his music. He didn't have a lot of banter; his skill was really through the keyboard," his daughter said. He often accompanied singers at Henny's. "He could make anybody sound good," said Blum. "He was a tremendous musician." Several of his instrumental, "Honeymoon in Manhattan" and "Waltzing by Candlelight," were recorded on the Somerset label on long-playing records by the 101 Strings.

Mr. Johnson was a lifetime member of Philadelphia Local 77 of the American Federation of Musicians and a 40-year member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP). Besides his wife and daughter, he is survived by sons, Gerald and Theodore; another daughter, Georgia Kel-ley; 10 grandchildren, and a greatgrandchild. A viewing will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. today, followed immediately by a service, at Sudak Funeral Home, 815 Washington Cape May.

Burial will be at Cold Spring Cemetery. By Andy Wallace INtjlTRKR STAFF WRITER J. George Johnson, 80, of Cape May, a pianist and composer, died Wednesday at Burdette-Tomlin Hospital, Cape May Court House. In a musical life that was already underway when he was a teenager and didn't stop until a few months before he died, Mr. Johnson composed more than 500 tunes and spent most of his evenings entertaining at the piano.

Although none of his songs ever hit the top of the pop charts, "Victory Song," a tune he wrote while a sophomore at Gratz High School, is still played at Gratz football games and graduations. He and his wife, Anne Spear Johnson, who wrote the lyrics for many of his songs, were still getting small royalty checks for such songs as "The Laughing Samba," which was recorded by the Andrews Sisters and still is played in Australia and elsewhere. And old-timers still remember him at Henny's of Stone Harbor, the restaurant where he played pop songs, sentimental favorites and some of his own tunes for more than 23 years. One of the songs the customers wanted to hear was Mr. Johnson's "Stone Harbor," which became the theme song at Henny's.

"We had someone emboss it in needlepoint and we have it on the wall," said Norman Blum, who was co-owner of Henny's when Mr. Johnson used to spend six nights a week at the baby grand in the bar. In 1961, Gerald Johnson, quarterback for the Central High School football team, heard his father's song played by the Gratz band during halftime of a game between Gratz and Germantown. Johnson was there scouting for a game against German-town. "It blew me away; here they were still singing this song," he said.

Mr. Johnson moved to Cape May in 1969 for the health of his wife. Not long after, the couple wandered into Henny's for lunch. Catching sight of the baby grand, he asked if he could play. The owners hired him on the spot and he played there for 23 years.

SEEDS Suddenly, Apr! 14, 1994, JAMES beloved husband of Emily E. EarVev (nee MacBride), devoted father of Mrs. Sandra L. Stein, Mrs. Linda D.

Fenning and Mrs. Joanne D. Saverberg, brother of Mrs. Anna C. Gordon; also survived by 9 grandchldrea Relatives, friends and employees of Smith-Kline and Beecham are invited to his services 11 AM, MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 6925 Frankford Ave.

(at Tyson), where friends may cal Sua eve. 7 to 9 PM Int. Forest Hills Cem. Memorials in Mr. Eariey's name may be made to the charity of your choice.

Aprl IS, 1994, NANCY BLISS (nee Young), of Wynnewood, wife of the late Joseph R. Seeds, the late Edward P. Bliss, III; survived bv her sons Edward P. Bliss and Mark Bliss, stepdaughter Robin Lincoln, stepsons Michael and Tony Seeds; also survived by 7 grandchldren and her brother Scott Young. Funeral service Moa 10:30 AM McCONAGHY FUNERAL HOME, 321 W.

Lancaster Ardmore, where relatives and friends are invited to cal after 10 AM Int. Philadelphia Memorial Park. FADEN SXANDER SOVEREIGN from D1 an honest chance it would work, we wouldn't have gotten to this stage." Under the plan, Sovereign will issue 3 million new shares of stock for sale at the 40 percent discount. Patriot Savings customers who live in Berks, Chester, Lehigh and Montgomery Counties, and who have had accounts since at least Jan. 31, will get first chance to buy the stock, with any unsold shares being offered to other depositors and then to the public.

Two percent of the Sovereign stock will be reserved for Patriot Savings executives, Gerhart said. That's less than in many merger-conversion deals, which should allay concerns of a management giveaway, officials said. "The vast majority of the benefit in a deal like this goes out to the existing depositor base," said Joseph Major, a Pottstown lawyer and a member of Patriot Savings' board of directors. "This is the archetype of the deal the regulators are looking for." Sovereign, which has 81 branches and assets of about $4.5 billion, would also gain handsomely from the deal. The company would not only acquire Patriot's branches and its customer base but also add Patriot's capital, about $22 million, plus an additional $21 million raised in the stock sale, to its own net worth.

Considered a high-flier among savings banks, Sovereign has pleased Wall Street investors by continuing to post profits even while expanding rapidly from Reading to the Jersey Shore. The company earned $30.6 million in 1993. Aprl 13, 1994, HERMAN, husband of Minnie (nee Linsenberg), father of Anita and Dr. Sheldon Morris; grandfather of John, Alex and Jimmy; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Sua, 12:30 PM precisely at Har Zion Temple, Hagysford and Hollow Penn Valey, PA.

Int. Montefiora Cem. Famly wW return to the Morris residence. Contributions In his memory may be made to Har Zion Temple. GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEL SACKS April 11, 1994, RUTH (nee Magness), af Philadelphia, PA, wife of the late Harry, mother of Israel Edward Faden and Rose Leah Pirrone, sister of Bernard and Morris Magness; also survived by seven grandchildren.

Services and Interment were private. Shaman Memorial Chapel. FEIR Aprl 13, 1994, REBA (nee Miller), wife of Harvey, mother of Marvin Feir and Elen Felr, sister of David Mller, grandmother of Sandy and Russell Palmquist, Erin and Todd Stotler, Tamar Gitel and Arveh Varon and Loren Schwartz, great grandmother of Elisheva, Bentzkm and Shmuet. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Service, Sua, 11:30 AM precisely, GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 6410 N. Broad St.

hit. Roosevelt Mem, Park. Family wM return to the residence of Beniamki Feir. Contributions in her memory may be made to Na'Amat. SHILT0N Viola Abraham, 81, civic activist GELMAN Aprl 13, 1994, SHIRLEY GELMAN, of PA, sister of Rhoda Hilton and the late William Gelmaa daughter of the late William and Gertrude Gelman, aunt of Jennifer.

Graveside Services where held 2 PM at the Mt. Sharon Cem. (Sec. J), Springfield, Del. Co.

JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON. KELLYAR Apr! IS, 1994, SUSAN (nee Singrela), wife of the late Howard, mother of Leonard DeWooffson, Joyce Estes, Barbara Haigh, Jane Benigno, Suzanne Honlck and RecheUe Keiman; also survived by 4 sisters, one brother, 23 grandchldren and 34 great grandchldrea Relatives and friends are invited to funeral fcCO AM, HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 3160 Grant Ave. (West of Academy Mass of Christian Burial St. Timothy's Church, 10 AM Int. Forest Hlls Cem.

No viewing Moa eve. Famly prefers donations to Samaritan Hospice, 214 W. 2nd Moorestown, N.J. 01057. SMITH ROBERT SMITH, age 40, passed Aprl 1, 1994.

He was a member of Beth Hephzibah Hebrew Israelite Culture Center and a master printer and protect director at the Fabric Workshop. Robert, a specialist in printing with dyes, lectured widely and worked with artists creating artworks in fabric He was a gifted artist and a master draftsman with the love of nature, animals and flowers. Robert was a teacher to many printers and hundreds of high school and college apprentices who learned the art of slk screen printing at the Fabric Workshop Robert was a gentle and precise craftsman who shared generously with all who worked with him. He is survived by his father, Robert Smith his son, Robert Ian Smith; 3 sisters, Barbara Ballard, LaVeme White and Diane Johnson; and 2 brothers, Raymond Smith and Carl E. Shaw.

Donations may bo made in Robert's name to Fabric Workshop's Apprentice Training Program, 1315 Cherry Phla. 19107. Services were private. Mrs. Abraham was also known for the flowers she grew in her side yard in the Rosedale section, where she lived for more than half a century.

Flowers were always blooming, starting with traditional Easter flowers and going throughout the summer, including her prized roses. She was born and raised in the Eastside section. In later years, she became a member of the Cherry Hill Maturity Club and its Merrymakers group, which entertains residents of nursing homes with skits. Mrs. Abraham was a lifelong member of the former Epiphany Evangelical Lutheran Church in Camden, where she had served on the parish council.

She was the widow of Charles J. Abraham. In addition to her son Karl, Mrs. Abraham is survived by another son, Charles a daughter, June L. Stern; nine grandchildren, and six greatgrandchildren.

Friends may call at 10:30 a.m. today at Inglesby Sons Funeral Home, Cove and Wyndam Roads, Pennsau-ken, where a funeral will follow at 11 a.m. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Pennsauken. The family requests that memorial contributions be made to the Lutheran Home of Moorestown, 255 E. Main Moorestown, N.J.

08057. GRACE M. an Aprl 14, 1994, she Is survived by her daughter, Kathleen H. and grandchildren Kenneth and Kristia She was a Jenkintown school teacher for 40 years and active the Jenkintown Christian Science Church. Relatives, friends are invited to her Memorial Service, April II, 1994, 1 PM CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON, 1801 Old York at CHd Welsh Rds.

Int. Warren, Mass. Memorials in her name may be sent to First Church of Christ Scientists, West Avenue and Washington Lane, Jenkintown, PA 19046. Parking en Premises. JAMESON MUTUALS FUNDS from D6 Fund NAV Buy Cbg STEVENSON 20.41 ELIZABETH A.

JAMESON (nee Puree! on Apr) 13, 1994, of Malvern, beloved wife of the late George J. Jameson, loving mother of Mary Eliiabeth Ashwel, George Jameson, G. Michael Jameson, Clare Jameson, Sr. Paula Regina, I.HM, John D. Jameson and Daniel Jameson, dear sister of Mary Aheme, Julia Hogga and Margaret Pipito, grandmother of I.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her Mass of Christian Burial on Aprl II, 1994, at 11 AM at St. Patrick's Church, Charming Malvern, Pa. Int. win be private. In lieu of Dowers memorial contributions may be sent to Camilla Hal, Sisters of I.HM, Immaculate, Pa.

19345. Sunday eve. viewing 6 to 9 PM at, MAUGERGIVNISH'S OF MALVERN, 24 Monument Malvern, PA. Ultra USGvSh Value Vista By S. Joseph HaKenmayer INO.UIHKR CORRESPONDENT Viola M.

Kaufhold Abraham, 81, a lifelong Camden resident whose civic work and sense of duty helped change Camden's form of government and led to her serving on the Mayor's Advisory Council for most of the 1960s, died Wednesday at Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center, Camden. A homemaker and active in the former Rosedale Civic Association, Mrs. Abraham put her beliefs about democracy and government to work as she campaigned to change Camden's commission form of government to the current mayor-council form in the late 1950s. "She was one of a group of independent-minded women who were very civic minded and were dedicated to bringing about a better society," said former Mayor Alfred L. Pierce, now a Camden lawyer.

"They were concerned about the schools, the betterment of government and society generally. They were particularly helpful in my election campaign." She was appointed to the Mayor's Advisory Council in 1959 when Pierce was mayor and was campaigning to change the government, he said. In 1961, he was elected the first mayor under the new form, and Mrs. Abraham served on the advisory with him? "She was always a joyful, happy and smiling woman, but she also liked to stay on top of things," said her son Karl Abraham. "She could be a worrywart." 5.04 9M i.

Champion skater John Curry, 44 USLroSI USAA Group: AflvGI On Aprl 14, 1994, JAMES beloved husband of the late Margaret (nee Hoerst), dear father of James, Robert and Susan and David, and the late Brian; also survived by 3 brothers, Msgr. Frederick Stevenson, William and John; 2 sisters. Sr. Rose Cecelia, I.HM and Salve GHpia Relatives, friends, also St. Anne's Choir Group are invited to his Funeral, Moa, 1:30 AM, HUBERT M.

McBRIDE FUNERAL HOME, 23S7 E. Cumberland followed bv Mass of Christian Bunal, 10 St. Anne's Church, celebrated by his brother Msgr. Frederick Stevenson, mt. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends may cal Sua eve. 7 to 9. (Parking bv attendants). In lieu of flowers, donations to Alzheimer's Disease Assa, Robert Morris 4th 100N. 17th St.

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Maxatawnv Zion Berks Co. STICKEL LAYDEN UST Master Asia moving in with his widowed mother, Rita, and receiving treatment at St. Mary's Hospital in London. "New York when you are ill is no place to be and I wanted to be here, around people who I knew and loved when things got really bad," he sai'd. In the last years of his life, he spoke openly about his disease and acknowledged that he was homosexual.

Mr. Curry was born in Birmingham in 1949. He first wanted to become a ballet dancer, a career path that was rejected by his father. Turning to skating, he won the British junior championship in 1967 and his first British senior title in 1970. ASSOCIATED PRESS STRATFORD-ON-AVON, England Former Olympic and world champion figure skater John Curry, 44, died yesterday from an AIDS-related illness, his agent said.

His agent, Jean Diamond, said he suffered a heart attack yesterday morning at his home near Stratford-on-Avon. The English skater, who won the World Championships and the gold medal at the 1976 Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria, was diagnosed as having the HIV virus in 1987. He left New York for England in July 1991 after developing AIDS, Suddenly, Apr It 13, 1994, of Orefand, ROBERT son of Helen and William, brother of William Jr. and Susan May, undo of Christine, Jonathan and Matthew. Relatives and friends invited to his funeral service Moa, 1 PM, JOHN R.

FREED FUNERAL HOME, 124 N. Easton Rd. Gienside. bit. Sunset Mem.

Park. Friends may call Sun. eve. after 7 PM In lieu of flowers, memorials in his name may be made to Cheiten Baptist Church 1601 Limekiln Pike, Dresner, PA 19025. EiyLUe EmoAmr Eout'v IncGro InlWgoln InlTE LT TE Win NV TE PanEuro STGvSec ST TxEx Aprl 13, 1994, ELIZABETH formerly of So.

beloved daughter of the late Charles B. and Mary A. (nee Crosson) Layden, loving sister of John Charles B. Theresa BaHingal, Rose Marie, Thomas, Hugh and Miriam Shorrock. Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing Sua eve.

from 6:30 to 7:45 PM in Presentation B.VM Church, Haverford Wynnewood, PA, immediately followed by Mass of Christian Burial, I PM Int. Holy Cross Cem. Funeral Procession to Holy Cross Cemetery will leave Presentation Church Mon. morning at 10 AM. In lieu of flowers donations in Betty's memory to St.

Katharine Day School, 930 Bowman Wynnewood, PA 19096 would be appreciated. SUWALA United Fundi: 1089 03 9 10 .03 897 .07 2015 12 12 37 .02 7.12 11.04 .04 8.97 .01 920 1.90 8.51 8.49 .03 7.24 7.31 751 6 37 .01 22 08 01 950 .10 5.41 4.34 966 25 96 05 9.69- 02 7.34 .03 5.39 11 29 .02 8.22 15 09 .06 7.43 .01 708 Accm MARQUARBT 600 20 81 8.95 518 4.09 910 24.47 9.13 7.03 5.16 10.64 7.75 14.22 Bond Con Inc GWGv GvtSc Hilnclt Hi Inc Incom IntGlh Muni MunHi NCcp! Retire ScTech South Jersey Deaths Aprl 14, 1994, JOSEPH husband of ANGELA (nee Dzlerza), father of Joseph R. Suwala and Joanne Walsh, brother of Stephanie OscHowski; also survived bv 4 grandchldren and one great grandson. Relatives and friends invited to Viewing Moa 9 AM at THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 6635 Ridge Ave. (Cor.

of Livezev). Mass of Christian Burial 11 AM Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Int. Westminster Cera No Viewing Sua eve. TENAGLIA-(EMILY) On Aprl 13, 1994, FRANK, beloved husband of Dorothy M.

(nee Cavella) and devoted father of John F. Tenaglia and Frank H. Tenagtia, II; also survived bv his 2 grandchildren, Richard and Francesca, 2 brothers, John and Thomas and 2 sisters, Elizabeth Ermlio and Jacqueline Bruno. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral Moa, 8:15 AM, from THE GRASSO FUNERAL HOME, 2540-44 S. Broad St.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, All Saints R.C. Church, 2651 Buckius PhHa. Ent Calvary Mausoleum, Cherry HII, NJ. Viewing Sua eve. 7 to 9 PM Apr 12, 1994 ALICE (nee Lee), beloved wife of the late George devoted mother of Mldred M.

McFaHs and Dorothy Lancaster; also survived by 4 grandchildren and I great grandchldrea Relatives and friends are invited to her Viewing on Sua 745 PM All Saints Episcopal Church, 9601 Frank-ford Pa. 19114, followed by Services 6:15 PM Int. Mon. 11:30 AM church cemetery. In lieu ot flowers donations to the above mentioned church in her memory preferred.

BURNS FUNERAL HOME.215-637-1414 7.00 Vang United Services: AIIAm McFEAKE 20 28 442 614 2.13 558 1295 1039 994 1150 16.56 Euro GibRs GWShr Grwth tnco RIEst SpTrGvt US TF widGid VORBERG Aprl 15, 1994, RICHARD age 47 years, beloved husband of Julia (nee Abruzio), father of Maureen Neiss and husband, Joseph; Richard W. Jr. and Michael; also survived bv orandchiidren. Relatives, friends and employees of Moore Products Co. are invited to funeral Mon.

8:30 AJVl, HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 3160 Grant Ave. (West of Academy Mass of Christian Burial, St. Bernard's Church, 10 A.M. Int. Resurrection Cem.

Friends may caH Sun. eve. 7 to 9. Mount Laurel Friends Cemetery. Lewis Funeral Home, Moorestown.

Memorial donations: Wesstown School, Westtown, Pa. 19395. Ruth E. Bennett Brooks of Cherry Hill formerly of Audubon, died Sunday at the Leader Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Cherry Hill. Mrs.

Brooks was a former longtime Audubon resident. She was the widow of Edward H. Brooks. Survivor: a niece, Sandra Geaman. Services: private.

Stretch, Evans Kain Funeral Home, Haddonfield. 9.59 ValFm Value Line Fd: AdiGv ELSIE, of Scarbro, W. Va fomerlv of Hasbrook on Aprl 14, 1994, beloved wife of WW, mother ot Flora Schreiber and Richard and Rene Vorberg, sister of Gertrude Hart, Hetene Rau, and Fritz Voitei; also survived by her 3 grandchldren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her Viewing Sua from 7 ta 9 PM at THE WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 6902 Rising Sun and to the Interment Service Moa 1 1 AM at Sunset Memorial Park. 9.69 7.S2 MEYERS 12.38 16.93 6.33 23.27 1590 1036 11.68 9.77 WIELGUS Aggrln Cony Fund Incom Lev Gt Sp4 Sit TaxEx US Gt ValStTEl Van Eck: AsiaDB AsiaA GlBalB GldRs llnvGId Wldln WldTr Suddenly on Aprl 13, 1994, HELEN L.

(nee Loftus), of Woodbury, N.J. age 61 years, loving wife of Robert devoted mother of Irene M. Meyers of Turner, ME, Robert R. Jr. and Thomas L.

of Woodbury, 3 grandchldren, one brother John Loftus, 2 sisters Mae Faroia and Dorothy Swantek. Relatives, friends and employees of Macy's are invited to funeral Mon. II AM from THE JOHN A. HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 9 White Horse Pike (at Kings Haddon Hgts. Religious Services 12 noon.

Int. Brig. Gea William C. Doyle Memorial Cem. Ameytown, N.J.

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(at Cambria) followed by his Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM Mother of Divine Grace Church. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Friends may cal Sun evo. from 7 PM In lieu of dowers the famly prefers Memorials Philip name to Mother of Divine Grace Memorial or School Fund.

the chairwoman and a member of the board of directors at Moorestown Friends for many years, and had served as overseer of Moorestown Friends Meeting. She also chaired several education committees for the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. She was a graduate of Westtown School and Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. In her childhood, Mrs. Borton was a "camp girl" at the family-run Back Camp on Indian Lake, N.Y.

She later was the camp's "family woman" and housekeeper, responsible for managing all the sleeping arrangements and food for 100 people living in the woods. It was an especially demanding job during World War II, when food was being rationed. This is the 100th anniversary of the Brown family camping operation. She was the widow of Alfred C. Borton.

Survivors: a son, David Newbold Borton of Troy, N.Y.; two daughters, Deborah H. Borton Borton of Had-dam, and Alison Borton Lib-shitz of Houston; four grandchildren; three great-grandchildren, and a brother, Thomas Shipley Brown of Westtown, Pa. Services: memorial, 2:30 p.m. today, Moorestown Friends Meeting House, Main Street, Moorestown; burial, Vincent 0. Berthoud, 87, of Tabernacle, formerly of Riverside, died Wednesday at Kennedy Memorial HospitalsCherry Hill.

Mr. Berthoud owned the Swiss Watch Supply Co. on Sansom Street in Philadelphia before retiring in 1980. Previously he had worked at the former Keystone Watch Case Co. in Riverside.

He was a former member of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Riverside. A Philadelphia native, he lived in Riverside for 35 years before moving to Tabernacle 14 years ago. Survivors: a nephew, Vincent J. of Medford Lakes; a niece, Kathleen Connell of Collingswood, and several great-nephews and great-nieces.

Services: viewing, 8 to 9 a.m. today, Sweeney Funeral Home, 337 Bridge-boro Riverside; Liturgy of Christian Burial, 9:30 a.m. today, St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Bridgeboro and Hancock Streets, Riverside; burial, St. Peter's Cemetery, Riverside.

Allis Brown Borton, 87, of Medford, formerly of Moorestown, died April 8 at home. Involved in education for most of her life, Mrs. Borton had taught elementary school at Haverford Friends School in Pennsylvania and at Moorestown Friends School. She was 1439 Death Notices NORTHROP VanKampen Mer: CATFA 16.50 AXELR0D W0LFINGT0N On Aprl 14, 1994, ELLEN M. (nee O'Connor), of EssHvgton, beloved wife of the late James W.

devoted mother of Doris E. Costello, Mildred Rossi, Ida Revello, and James W. Northrop, also survived bv 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral on Moa, after 10 AM in the Church of St. John the Evangelist, 3rd and Wanamaker Essington, PA 19029, followed by a Prayer Service at 11 AM.

Int. Edgewood Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions to the Endowment Fund of the above mentioned Church. Arr. by THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME.

Apr 14, 1994, SEYMOUR, father of Sharon Hindi, Robert Axelrod and Barbara Dye, ion of Ann and the lata Albert Axelrod, brother of Mariana Trobman, grandfather of Zachary. Rata' fives and friends are invited to Graveside Services, 10 AM precisely at Shalom Memorial Park (Sec. Abraham). Family wli return to the Trobman residence. Contributions in his memory may be made to the American Heart Association.

GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEL SACKS GwthA GrwtnB HiVldA HiVloB I InTFA InTFB I MunlnA MulncB PATFA PA TFB ST GIA ST GIB I StglnA StglnB TxFHB I TxFHA US GvB USGA UlilA 1816 18 19 991 991 1837 1834 1480 1478 16 71 1670 8.49 849 12.38 12.38 1448 1448 1451 14 59 1320 1319 MILDRED EUSTACE on Aprl 13, 1994 of Overbrook, PA; beloved daughter of the lata Harry J. and Martha (nee Eustace) WoHington; beloved sister of Agnes M. Wolfington, Rita W. Bennett, Alexander J. Wolfington, Frank E.

Wolhnston, Ignatius J. Wolfington, the late Harry A. Wolfington, J. Eustace Wolfington Sr. and Martha W.

Schmidt; beloved sister-in-law of Mary Margaret TeeJer and Lynn Wood Wolfington; 26 nieces and nephews and their families. Relatives and friends are invited to her Mass of Christian Burial, II AM, Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 63rd Lancaster PA. Int. Holy Cross Cem. For those who so desire, offerings may be made to Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 6115 Lancaster Phla, PA 19151.

(O'LEARY FUNERAL HOME, Springfield, PA) BREITWEISER PAINTER U'iIB MARY (nee Troy), Aprl 13, 1994, beloved wife of the late Joseph (Lefty), dear mother of Dorothy, Joseph, Thomas amd Kathleen Daiutolo, grandmother of also survived by one brother and one sister. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Mon. 1:30 AM, C. RICHARD WHEELER FUNERAL HOME, Kensington Ave. and Westmoreland followed by Mass of Christian Burial 10 Ascension of Our Lord Church.

Interment Hillside Cemetery. Vance Exchange 164 86 CaoE W00LBERT Aprl 14, 1994, VIOLA, age 101, (nee Frledrichs), beloved wife of the late Sydney, loving mother of Florence Poette and the late Clara V. Walsh and James H. Harmig mother-in-law of Lilian Hannig and the late Philip J. Walsh; also survived by 6 grandchildren, 13 great grandchldren and 4 great great grandchldrea Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her Funeral, 8:30 AM THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 6421 Frank-ford Ave.

(at Levick followed by a Christian Burial Service, 10 AM, St. Petri's Lutheran Church. Int. West Laurel HII Cem. In lieu of lowers, donations may be made in her memory to the Holy Redeemer Hospice.

Viewing Sua eve. 7 PM DBsl Divrs EBos ExFd NL .19 NL .09 NL .66 NL .33 NL .13 NL .39 NL .35 82.S6 166 72 197 52 235 71 138 65 FdEx ScFid BU0N0 123.32 Vanguard Croup: AssetA 1373 11.21 1283 DIVIDENDS KATHLEEN D. "KATHY" (nee Bonner), Aprl 14, 1994, of survived bv her sons, Stephen, Thomas, Robert and Joseph, her daughter, Theresa Gessner, her son-in-law, Steve Gessner, her daughters-in-law Linda and Laura Woolbert, her husband, Francis Socha, her brother, Gerald P. Bonner, her sister-in-law, Phyllis Bonner, 3 grandchildren and her niece, Kimberly Bonner. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral services on 10 AM, at THE ROBERT L.

D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVERBROOK, 6506-20 Haverford Phla. Int. Old Cathedral Cem. Friends may cal Sua 7 ta 9 PM (Parking on Premises). Contributions in her memory to The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 1 Reed SL, Phla.

PA 19147 would be appreciated. FRIDAY DIVIDENDS DECLARED PINXOWITZ April IS, 1994, EDWARD J. (BABE), of Park wood Manor, formerly of age 79, husband of Doris E. (nee Reid), father of Irene White, father-in-law of Leo White, brother of Michael and Alfred Buono and the late Frank Buono; also survived by one grandchild and one great grandchild. Relatives, friends and members of the Knights of Columbus Invited to viewing 10 AM at THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 6835 Rid9e Ave.

(Cor. Of Ltveiev). Mass of Christian Burial, II AM, St. Lucy Church. Int.

Westminster Cent. Aprl IS, 1994, HARRY, husband of Charlotte (nee Brooks), father of Andrea Pinkowitz, brother of Sylvia Beitcher and Rose Barnett. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services Sua 12 noon precisely GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 6410 N. Broad St. Int.

Har Nebo Cemetery. Shiva wH be observed at his late residence. The family requests that contributions his memory may be made to the charity of the donor's choice. Cemetery Lots CAMPBELL PHILA. MEMORIAL PARK, Malvern.

Privately owned cemelery lots tor sale 610-935-0450 exl 206 RIEDERER In Memoriams JOHN E. JR, Aprl 14, 1994, Center City barber for 33 years. Beloved husband of Josephine (nee Boschetti), father of Joseph (Lisa) Cangemi and Noreen (Jeff) Wasch; grandfather of Joey and Ariel, son of John Campbell, Sr. and the late Florence, brother of Donald, Robert, Marion Daukaus and Kathleen Schwarz, brother-in-law of Ted Mastro. Funeral 1:30 AM from THE STOLFO FUNERAL HOtoC, rj6-H S.

Broad St. Mass of Christian Burial, 10:30 AM, St. Joachim's Church. Int. SS.

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and Joseph grandmother of Michael, Mary Ellen and Matthew Riederer and Regina Sergent; also survived by 4 great granchldrea She was in her 15th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her viewing and funeral Mon. 7:30 AM at JOHN F. FLUEHR ANO SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial St.

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Int. Holy Sepulchre Com. Viewing Sua eve 7 to 9 PM at the funeral home. Apr! 15, 1994, TESS (nee Plough), wife of Milton, mother of Robert Robinson and Vat Fagen, moiher-in-law of Nina Robinson and Stanley Fagen, grandmother of Susan Robinson, Alan and Edie Robmson, Claire and Roy Fleischer, Lenore and Eric Gelman and Sharon Fagen, great grandmother of Samantha Rose. Relatives and friends are Invited ta Grave Side Services Sua 3:30 precisely at the Shalom Memorial Park (sec Macabees).

Famly wl return to her late resirbmre Contributions In her memory may be made to Holy Redeemer Hospice or The American Cancer Society. GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEUJACKS VIRGINIA 59, of Port Richev, March 25, 1994 at her residence. Born in she moved to Florida two years ago from Morrisvlle, Pa. Survivors include her husband, Joseph of Port Richev, FL; 3 sons, Joseph Orlando, FL, John, MorrisvMe, PA, Jim, Colorado Springs, CO; 2 daughters; Virginia, New Mexico, MorrisviHe, PA; brother, Samuel Coates, Hofirlav, FL; sister, Margaret Shearer, Tigard, OR and 2 grandchildren. Arrangements by FAUPEL FUNERAL HOME, Port Richey, FL 113-149-9964 -sAi.