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Wednesday, July 24, 1991 The Philadelphia Inquirer 7-D Deaths elsewhere Hawaii has millions io spare At least 31 states had shortfalls. But they proved "rather innovative on how end the year without a deficit." work in the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division. For many of the 40 years he was there, he headed the division's Eastern section. For a time, he also headed the Fair Employment Practices Committee. He was a member of the board of trustees at Lincoln University for 26 years, resigning in 1988.

He was a member of the Alpha Boule chapter of Sigma Pi Phi, and the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternities. Surviving are his wife, Charlotte Moton Hubbard, and a sister. A memorial service will be held at 6 p.m. July 31 at Temple Sinai, 16th Street near Military Drive, Washington. Lotte Blum Bernheimer, 77, of Center City, died Saturday in an automobile accident in Toms River, N.J.

She was a graduate of Girls High School and Temple University. She received a degree in physical education, but during her 11 years with the Philadelphia school system, she worked as a guidance counselor. She was a member of the Philadelphia Art Museum, the Barnes Foundation, the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Annenberg Center. Surviving are two daughters, Joan Sahl and Susan Craige; three brothers, and three grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m.

Friday at Rosenberg's Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Broad St. Interment will be private. By Bruce Dunford Associated Prist HONOLULU While most state governments are pinching pennies and cutting services to make ends meet, Hawaii ended the fiscal year with a $340 million surplus, according to the state's top fiscal official. Hawaii will rank No.

1 or No. 2 in the nation on the proportion of surplus to budget, depending on how Alaska treats its windfall oil revenues resulting from the gulf war, said Arturo Perez, a fiscal research analyst for the National Conference of State Legislatures. "A lot of states wish they were like Hawaii," said Perez, who noted that only a few states even come close to Hawaii's financial situation. At least 31 states had budget shortfalls when they approached the June 30 end of their fiscal year, but became "rather innovative on how to cover it to end the year without a deficit," such as postponing state payday from June 30 to July 1, he said. Connecticut and Pennsylvania still have not passed budgets for the new year.

Surplus for Washington Washington state is carrying a $400 million surplus into a $15.7 billion, two-year state budget with a $260 million "rainy day" fund as a backup. Hawaii lawmakers approved a $5.5 billion two-year budget. In Alaska, where royalty from oil production provides 85 percent of state revenue, the annual operating budget is $2.37 billion, and state officials reported a cash surplus of $150 million. Idaho, with an annual budget of just under $1 billion, ended the fiscal year with a $27 million surplus. West Virginia ended the year with A $4.1 million surplus on a $1.9 billion annual budget, but that follows $500 million in increased taxes over the last two years and authorization for borrowing up to $100 million.

It Hawaii, a surge in revenues in thje final month of the fiscal year boosted the surplus about $120 million 'over earlier projections, said Yukio Takemoto, director of Hawaii's Department of Budget and Finance. Revenues up Revenues for the fiscal year that ended June 30 were $2.37 billion, up 11.2. percent from the previous fiscal yeri with June revenues up 21.5 percent over June of last year, the state Department of Taxation reported. Only a 6 percent increase had been forecast by the state Council on Revenues, a blue-ribbon panel of economists and financial experts that makes the official guideline on which the legislature bases its spending decisions. The council's forecast, in March, was based on the anticipated economic impact of the national recession and the gulf war on Hawaii's economic mainstay tourism.

While there was a significant slump in tourism, the rest of Hawaii's economy kept chugging along at full steam, especially construction. Key lawmakers had cited lower revenue estimates in deciding earlier this year to return only $1 per person under the state Constitution's mandatory tax rebate, paid when the state's revenues exceed expenditures by 5 percent in two consecutive years. Lawmakers could have returned $370 to each Hawaii resident and still have left the state's bank account in the black, said Lowell Kalapa, executive director of the Tax Foundation of Hawaii, a business-oriented tax research organization that estimated the state's cash surplus at $372 million. Death Notices PUODZIUXAS Juty 22, Nil, PETER. beJovod hutband of baftoa anal beloved lether of Dona Yeogor.

Bomodotto and Peter and beloved ton of Anota Puedziunasj alto survived bv 2 orendchtdi'en. Tare and Bobby, a brother, John, and sHterv Alice BuuerJer4rAnoTictv Relatives and friends invited to hit funeral Sat. IVJ0 AM, from THE BfGENIS FUNERAL HOME, 111 WtwrtM St Mass at Christian Burial, St Andrew's Church, Nth and Welece Srv. 10 AM tot Rtsurrocsten Com, Viewing FrL evo. 7 tat.

RUBINSTEIN July 23, Nil, Oft DAVID, husband of Fekjt (nag Baumgart), father af Dr. Sartre Shapiro, Or. Leonard Rubinstein, Or. Marc Rubinstein and Anita Newman, brother of Rosa GoMsMnalse survived bv 10 grandchidron. Relatives, friends and members of War tower Social Friondt ere Invited to Funeral Services Wed.

2 PM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Brood St en. Har Jehode Com. The terntv wl return to tvh late resilience. RUHSER On Jury 23, mt, VIOLA ELIZABETH (tag Dahtoerg), al Lamdewno, hsrmorty of AMon, beloved wife of tie lata WWam E.

Ruhser, metier of the lata Robert W. Ruhsor. RotoRvot and friondt are invited fa attend her funeral service on Sat at 10 AM, THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOMEJOI Ches-tar PlVtf Mrwoo4 Int. AriinvtMi Cwn. Prtonte iruiv cal at CA VAN AGH'S Sat after M0 AM SAKSRY Juty 22.

mt, BENJAMIN H. kutbantf of Ma (nag Kravltz), fetver of Mee MI and Or. Martin Senary, brother of Frank Sanorvi also turyivodby 4 grand-chMren ond groat grtxidchMren. RoleftYoi, frienda are invttod fa GravotMo Service! Wed II AM at Har Dm Com, (Sec A). Fomty era return to The Meet! residence.

Contrfbutlont may be mode fo Lenrkeneo Hospfoa. BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS. SAUTTER an Jury 22, Nil, MARIE (nee Fleming), beloved mother ofRichard, WWiam, and Wetter, sister of the lata Walter; aisa survived by 1 grandchildren and 1 groat grandchildren. Relatives and friondt are Invited fo attend her Funeral on Thurv I AM at ANGE-LONE FUNERAL HOMES, INC. 1S34-M Vernon Rd Mt.

Akv), and Matt of Christian Burial 10 AM at St Raymond of Penafort Church, WtfUms Ave and Vernon Rd tot Hon Sepulchre Com. Viewing Wed eve. at tie Funeral Homo 7-1 PM ti SETTLE Juty 22, mi, DOROTHY (nee Rutsol), who of the kite Themes, mother of Thomas, Harvey, John, Leu tv Frank and Dorothy Hoff, sister of Ida Mehr and Larolta Schanu also survived by moire grand-cMdran and great graitdchldren. Funeral services Thurs. 11 AM, McELVARR FUNERAL HOME, 1007 Frankferd Ave.

whore friend! may cal after It AM tot. Rotodata Mom. Park. No evening viewing. SILK-MAGURN Juty 23, Nil, ANNA T.

(nee Barrel), af Jtmhrta Park, who of the late Wllam E. J. mother of WBIem, James, Michael. Mary Ana Stvpar, Margaret Pran-cane, Harriot Aknouift and Joan Sefeeritch, sister af Raymond, Edward Atvin, Joseph Borrea, Mary Trent! and Joan Knob; also survived by 2S grandchidron and 2 groat grandchldran. natives and friend! Invited to Funeral Fit, I AM from, THE GUCKIN FUNERAL HOME, 1411 E.

Hunting Park Ave. Mass af Christian Burial 10 AM. Hory smoconti Church, kit. Resurrection Cam. Viewing Thurv eve.

7 to I. SLIVAK SOPHIE J. (not Sonkiowla), Juty 20, Nil, of Northeast Phtabatoved who of the lore Eml, lovtngmoti-or of Stephen and the lata Eml, sister of Josouhkie Karasikiewlct, Lilian Andrew, Joseph Stenklewlcz. Relatives, friondt are tovltod fa hit Service Fit II AM from THE WALTER J. MEYERS FUNERAL HOME, 4443-4S Terresdale Ave.

(af UnruhL View. Tluneve7-land Fri AM parking In back. SR. M. HERMAN JOSEPH, I.H.M.

On July 23, mi, CATHERINE H. McKEOWN. Ret-flout, relatives and friend! art Invited ta a Miss af Christian Burial at 2 PM Frl. Jury 24 at Camilla Hal, totmaculatt, Pa. Friondt may cal af CamHa Hal Thun.

2 to I PM tot Vmrnecuiata Cam. Memorial corrrrtbuttons may bo sent to Sisters. LHM, temMa Hal Infirmary, totmacuiata. Pa. NMS.

STEIN Jury 23, mi, DR. HARRY huiband af Mfdred (nee Stvermon), fatior of Cocao Zlotnick and Annette Dubroff, brother of Tittle Kaiser and Anna Kay; aha survived by 7 grandcMdren and one great grandchild Relatives and friends Invttod lo funeral services Thurs. 10 AM precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 44M N. Broad St. tot Ml.

Sharon Cam. The famty wB return to Rio Zlotnick residence. Centrlbutfens ki Ms memory may be made to Deborah Hospital, Brown Mils, NJC STRATTON Forrnorly of Cherry HI, NJ. af King af Prussia. on Mon.

July 22, Nil, in Nerrittown, Pa. CHARLES G. STRATTON, ago 10, husband of the lata Mabel D. (nee Daub) Stratton. Survived by 2" Helen S.

Noidhart, of Convert, A. and M. Eliiabefh Ledorer, of King of Prussia, 4 orind- children, 3 great grandchidron. Funeral services wWi be private and at tie convenience of the family. (Arr-BACCHI FUNERAL HOME, LTD.

Bridgeport, Pa.) SUSSMAN i 41 Juty 23 mi, ABRAHAM hutband af Helen (net SrnHh), lether of Michelle Scire tti, Robert and Phlrpj Simmon, brother of Evelyn Falsi also I grandchM dron. Relatives, friends, are Invttod to Service! Thursj 11 AM at BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, 430Q, N. Brood St. (hist so. of t-wavL tot Shalom, Momj Park.

Famly wl return la the toto ratfdanca. Uf rnni nuj anfcnilLUn July 22, mi, KAY (not Miter), devoted wife of ti; late Ned, beloved mother ot Rebbi Fiul SwerrJow ond Dr. Marcia Abraham, dear mothor-ki-law af Dr. RoneM Abraham and Molv Swerdfow, loving sister of dtoctt AMBof ond Mifco MMofr dooroot oondMOtnof oJ Adam, Share, Nina Abraham, Verne and Janice SwerrJow, Marc and Dobra Retttvot and. friondt art invited to Funeral Services Wed, 10 AM." precisely, "GOLDSTEINS' SUBURBAN vNORTH," 110 Second St Pike, Southampton (bet.

County Lkiol and Street RdvLtot. Shoktm nAonv Park. SMvawl bai observed at residence of Mercio and Hlonin Abraham. CotnYlbuhonsliihor memory may be made fa Deborah, traldon Skppar, or Cong. Shtr ArnL i TEMPLE HELEN, of Pertrasie, formorty of PMIa.

an Juty 22," Nil wife of Leslie W. Temple, loving mother of Linda Watanabo, of Eost Rockhl Two. ReUhvot ond frtendt are Invited la the Graveside Service Wed, July 24th, I0J0 AM at Iho Ivy HI Com. Arr. by MOYER-KANTNER FUNERAL HOME, Porkatle.

i UNICKI Jury 23, mi, JOSEPHINE (nee Temciak), beloved wife of John, beloved mother of Josephine Uidiinskl. and Leone Mayock, sidy missed bv groitdchildren, 1 siston and 2 brothorv natives and friends tovited fo Iho Viewing and Funeral Fri. I AM from, THE EUGENE A. GNIEWEK FUNERAL HOME, 2711-11 E. Aaoghenv Ave.

(Cor. of Ttton Aleghony Exit). Mast MO AM, St. Adalbert's R.CC tot Owr Ladv of Grace Cam. Na viewing Thurv tvg.

VanHORN HELEN V. (Swoigarl), 104, of Ptoeaei Park, Fla. en Juty 21 Nil, at Central Park Ladga Nursing Homo, aunt ol seven! niocot and nephewv Funeral services wl bo hold Thurv, Jury 25, at 11 AM at THE CHARLES F. SWARTZ FUNERAL HOME, LTD Cor, of Washington and Lincoln Avev, Newtown, kttOTTnont wl bo to Newtown Comefarv. WEBBER On Juty 21, mi, MARY E.

(noe McDevttt), of norwooo, oeieveo wise 01 me 1010 Kooort w. sveooor, devoted mother of Barbara Marchettv end Robert W. Webber ond the left Mary Eton Muoon, sister of James McOevitt, Helen Turner, Margaret Ryan ana) Joyce Calahan; afta survived by I grandchldren and one great granddeughtor. ReUttves and friends are tovltod lo attend her funeral on Thurv, at I AM af THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 301' Chester PM, Norwood Mast of Christian Burial to' tie Church of St. Gebrtel at 10 AM Int.

Hoty Crest Com. Friondt may cal at CA VANAGH'S Wed eve. 7 untl I. to kou ot towers contributions In her memory le St. Gibriel'l Church would be appreciated WEIMER On Juty 11.

Nil, JOSEPH of Upper Derby, beloved husbtnd of Iho loto Louise (noe Storm brother of Constance Cowers, of Gaines vile, Fla also survived bv several niocot and nephewv Role fives and friends are Invtted to his Memorial Service Fri. 11 AM, at THE FUNERAL HOME OF Is WILLIAMS, Baltimore and Summit aittaq Hers. tot. Hoty Sepulchre Com. to ho of tbworv memorials may bo sent to CarhalK Charities Appeal, 222N.

1 WELLER Juty 21, Nil, EDWIN ESTABROOK, husband ol1 Virginia (nee Edmondson) Wooer, of The OuodrangoL. Haverford Pa. and lormortv of Vlenova, father or Daniel T. Weeer, 2nd and the lata Mary Penelope Water Scott; else survived bv 1 grondcMfdren. Roia-ftvos, friends ore Irrvtted to a Memorial Requiem Mau In the Church of the Good Shepherd (Lancaster and Montrose Avev), Resemonf, Pa.

Thun. 1 1 AM Int. private, to lieu of ho won an offering ki Mr. Wooer's name to tho Montour Fats Ubriry, Montour N.Y. 14445 would be opprociatod STRETCH OF HAVERTOWN YKOST DONALD W.

age 42 veers, wddontv on Jury 22, Nil. of Otnov, devoted son of Martha E. (nee Reasonerf and the late Harry R. Yhott, deer brother of Herry P. Yhost and the late Dolores Y.

Tannenbeum. Reiattvet and friends are tovited lo HIS VIEWING Thurv fronr7 PM and Funeral Frl. I AM ot, FLUEHR'S F.Ho INC-RISING SUN AVE. S40I Rising Sun Avd Rati- gteut Service FrL 10 AM krt. Nerihwood Com.

YOCUM On Juty 20, Nil, JAMES of Sharon HI, betovorV companion af Marie Hearn, devoted father of Jemel B. and Bryan A. Yocum, dear brother of Anita Henu- -tot; aisa survived bv one grandson. Rtlahvot and friends are krytted fo attond Ms Funoroi on after I AM at, THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUN ER AL HOME, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood, fotowed bv Prayer Service af 10 AM Int. private.

Friondt may col at A VAN AGH'S Wed, eve. 7 to I PM Cemetery Lots FOREST HILLS NE PMa. It ptetv drfferent tiens. Atli SS00 per piol. Vi-iTl-Mt SCOTT 1 FLORIST MONUMENTS FLOWERS FRUIT BASKETS WORLDWIDE' DELIVERY 289-0939 5722 Fronkford Avt.

CREDIT CARDS BY PHONE Death Notices CRAWFORD JAMES T. (BOBBY), Jury 22, Nil. al Wttlttogton, Dr. beloved husband Leroita (nee HtcMtn). devoted lather al Alimony and Rodney; oho turvtved by ana brother and grandchildren.

Rosiltvot and fcitndi are Invited la attend her services Fit, July 24lh at I PM at KIRK AND NICE, 4301 Germentown Ave. Viewing from 4 le I PM Procession form and depart Sat.1.30 iharp, at KIRK AND NICE, tot Ivy HI Cwnttw CULLEN Suddenly, Jury 8, Nil. ALLAN af Lanoheme, beloved husband of Sarah A. (Salty) (nee Nonet), ton of Jerry and Jessie W. Cuten; alia survived by one titter, Jeanne Gueae, 4 nieces and 4 nephewv Rela-hve, friends and members af The inters Attn, af Plufe.

af which ha wis a Past President, The Prospect Ledge No. S7I F4AM, Tha Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, The LuLu Temple U.O.NMS., af which ha wat a 32nd degree member are invited to hit funeral tenrtce Sat. 10 AM, BURNS FUNERAL HOME, I7 Frankferd Ave. (at Filler kit Resurrection Com. VrewtnoFrt.

evoTte e. Masonic Service, I PM In leu af 1,0 wen centrfbutlent in hit memory to The Shrmart HetprM, WOO Roosevelt Blvd. Phta Pa. NISI would be appreciated. CZARX0WSKI July 22, INI, HENRY beloved brother of Stela A.

Otownlk and Catlmar Ciarkowski. Ha It alto survived by niecat and nephewt. Rett fives and friends are Invited to hit viewing and funeral Fit, I AM at THE SLABINSKI FUNERAL HOME. If Orthodox St Matt of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St John Centtut Chepel kit Hory Redeemer Cam. DUDLEY On July 22, Nil, ALBERT T.

hi, ago SS veers, bo-loved hutband af Geraidlno (nee Slndonl), al Meriting NJw alto survived by sons, John, of So. Mart and Albert IV, both at home, duorrter-ln-iw, Mcheie Dudley. Visitation Thurv ova. 7 h) I PM and Frl from M0 AM In THE SCHETTER FUNERAL HOME, 304 W. Rt 70, Cherry Hal, NJ.

Matt Of Christian Burial, 1OJ0 AM St. Joan af Arc R.C Church, Marfton, NJ. Int. Calvary Com. In Neu of towers, contrfbuttont In hit memory may be made fa Tha Leukemia Society af America, Southern NJ.

Chapter, 401 GIbbsbero LMcnwotd, J. M021. ESP0SIT0 Of Ocean City, formerly af Pa, on Men. Jury 22, Nil, THERESA R. (nee Cappeua), ago veers, peievea who ot me jonn j.

tspesno, a mother of Christine Ocean Cm, NJ. and Frank Ocean Township. NJj else turvhrino are a brother, Andrew Cappeua, Ocean City, NJ. a titter, Nancy Moore, Marmora, NJ. and 2 gTonofctieoreis, Robert J.

and Tare L. Friends may eel Wed. from 7 urrht I o'clock and Thurv morning from half pott I untl half patt 10 o'clock at THE GODFREY FUNERAL HOME OF PALERMO, 444 1 Shore Ret, Palermo, NJ. Matt ol Christian Burial wl be ottered Thurv morning at 1 1 o'clock from St. Augustine's R.C Church, lJth at Wesley Ocean City, J.

kit wl Mow In Seaside Palermo, NJ. the family suggets those who desire tend memorial comYtbuttortt fa Shore Memorial Hospital, Dialysis Unit, Now York Ave, Somen Petit, J. 04244 EULER Juty 22, Nil, ELEANOR F. (not FtfJut), ft Ocean City, NJ. and Vlanova, who of Charles Eider, mother of Charles J.

Euler, grandmother of Charles J. HI and Christian Stockton Euler. Memorial Service be scheduled al a later dale. FITAL Suddenly, on Juty 22, Nil, DAVID W. of Myk.

hutband af Dentse (nee Berry), survived by 3 chldran, Oavtd, Joseph and Steven, at wal at, hit parents, Stanley Fltal and Louise Mulronev, a brother, John, and 2 sisters, Kalhv Logan and Mary Lou Falco. Ret-a lives and friends invited to the funeral Thun. I JO AM, from THE J. J. MOOZ1ANOWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 111 Grape St.

Matt of Christian Burial, 10 AM. St. Josaphafi R.C Church, tot Wettrntotfar Cem. No viewing Wed ova. FLYKN On July 23, Nil, ANNA M.

(not Toner), of Matvorn, formerly of Phla. wtle of the late WWtam Firm, mother of Anna Guttafson, af nAatvern, grandmofhar of Bob, Die nne, Bi and Brian, she was the last survivor ol I children. Relatives and friends are mvtted fo Stand the Mast of Christian Burial 11 AM Frl, July at St. Patrick'! Church, Malvern. Int.

Holy Cross Com. Yea don. Wowing I to 10 AM Frl. morning at, VINCENT C. ALLEVA FUNERAL HOME, 1724 E.

Lancaster Ave. Paeli. In lieu of flowers memorial corntlbuhont may be made to PaoH Hospice, co Pa-Hi Memorial Hospital, PaoU, Pa. 11301. GIROD ALBERT G.

of St. Pa. beloved hutband of Eva (nee Burckhort), father of Eva G. Wertman, of Atlanta, Elaine Marnel, of Wayne, Pa. Albert E.

of Md. Ernie J. ol Bryn Mawr; else survived by Mt brothers, Albertc and Enrique and 4 grandchMron. Relatives and friends are invited lo Memorial Mats, St Katharine of Sieno Church, Wayne, Pa. (Cor.

ol Lancaster and Aberdeen Thurt. eve. I PM. where friends may cal after 7 JO PM (Arr. by THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, Wast Chester Pike (Cor.

Lynn Upper Darby PA.) GOLDEN On July 20, Nil, MARY at Tha Rudotphy Homo, formerly of St. Martin's Parish, titter of Edward Relatives and friends are Invited to a Mend her Memorial Mass of Christian Burial on Frl at II AM In the Church ol SI. Martin of Toun, Roosevelt Blvd. and Cheltenham Ave. Int.

private. Arr. by THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME. GRIECO JOHN B. on Jury 23, Nil, of Swirthmore, Rkftrv Two.

husband of Elaine (nee Jones), father af Dennis Jay Grteco and Sheryne A. Wier, brother of Ardft Duntap; aisa survived by 4 grandchildren. Relatives and frtendt invited lo attend hit funeral service Fri, 11 AM, THE JAMES F. KNOETGEN FUNERAL HOME, 74 Kedron Ave. Ridley Morton, Pa.

(Rta. 420). where friends may cal after 9 JO AM, tot. Lawncroft Com. Linwood In Hou ol lowers, memorial donations to the Leiper Presbyter ion church, KM Palmow Rd, Swarlhmere, would bo appreciated.

GROBMAN Jury 22, Nil, EVA (nee LIpshHi), who of the late Paul, mother of Sidney Grobman and Edna Ptneusi aisa survived by 4 sxindchodren. Relaltves and friends are Invited to funeral services Wed, 1S PM precisely "GOLDSTEINS' SUBURBAN NORTH," 310 Second St. Pike, Southampton (hot. County Lino and Street Rds.L kit. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Shiva bo observed at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Plncus. Contributions in her memory may be made ft the cturlty ol doner's choice. GUIDI On July 22, mi, OTTAVK) J.

of Oraland, hutband af Mary P. GuM (nee Buono), father ol Louisa, Elaine, John and Canrteiu aisa survived by 10 grandchidron and a brother, Erne. Friends! may cal at Holy Martyn Church, 120 Alison Rd. Oratand, Thun. irarntno 10 AM Mass of ChrlstienBurlal, 1 1 AM tot.

Holy Sepulchre Com. ki lieu of towers, Matt Cards would bo appreciated (JACOB F. RUTH) HALL PANNIE IDELLA, Juty 22, Nil, survived bv one son, Bertram (Sonny) Hoi, Jr. granddaughten and 11 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited fo Mitt of Christian Burial Fit, Juty 24, 10 AM, St.

Thomas Aquinas Church, 17th and Morris Sis. Friends may view Thurv, July 25, 4 to I PM, CHEW FUNERAL HOME, INC. 212S Christian St. tot. RoNnt Green Memorial Park.

HALL On July 21, Nit, JOHN J. age 42, beloved husband af JtVfikft (m WbHoa) of toroomtt, cttvottxj tottwr of Deborah Am Bel, of J. and Cheryl Aim McDufho, of FLi Use survived bv 3 grandchildren, hit sister, Beatrice Vogt, Mt brothers, Robert T. Hal, Jr. and WWiam J.

Hal. Memorial Service Sat. 11 AM ki tie Grace Lutheran Church, West Chester Pike and Mather Ave. Broomol NOOL Memorial Gifts may bo tent ki hit name to the above Church. (FRANK VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Breemell) HEALY On July 21, mi, CATHERINE (CASS) HEALY, of Yoedon, Po.

mother of WiMam A. KeiiY and the let Marie Meyer, titter of Mary O'Haloran and Theima McCarthy, mothor-ki-law ol Robert and Noeoa Meyer and Helena Ketyj aha survived by 4 grandchidron. Relatives, friends, erso emptovees of Litton Corp. are invited to attend the funeral Fri. I AM from THE LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, 005 Lengacre Btvd, Yeedon, Pa.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Louhj Church, 10 AM Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cam. Friends may cal Thurv eve.

7 to I PM In Heu of towers, famly proton contribuhent to The Kidney Foundation, 325 Chestnut St. Pi. H104. HEGELE July 22, till, SOPHIE, daughter of the lite Harry and Anna Hegete (nee Smith), titter of Anna Gaston and the late Mao, Emma, Agnes, Chariot, Joseph, Harry and Wlliam Hegete. Relatives and friends Invited to col Thurv after 10 AM, JAMES A.

McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 47M-I1 Frankferd Ave. (at Un-ruh), and attend her funeral services al 11 AM tot. Groenmount Com. Famly requests donations bo made ki Sophie's name fa The Hospice of Southern NJ. a W.

CoWngt Ave. Cottngswood, J. 04104. HIGGINS ROBERT BIENVILLE, ago 41, of Wonraford on Juty 22, Nil. Survived bv his wife, Lois (Goodwin) Morrtgan, her children, Michael Goodwin and Lyme Coonevj also survived by a titter, Jane Bedno, one brother, Michael logins and nieces end nephewv Friends wet bo received at tie famly residence Fri eve.

7 to I end Sat. afternoon 1 to 4. Additional kiformation avalabte from THE RIGBY, HARTING AND HAGAN FUNERAL HOME, IS E. 4th St. Media.

Memorial Services wl be announced Memorial contributions to The Robert HlggMt Memorial Fund co the Unitarian Universalis! Church of Dot Co. 14S W. Rose Tree Rd, Media, Pa. 11043. HOUPT FRANK 1 of WDow Grove, on Juty 23, IH1, beloved husband of the late Florence (nee Pearson), loving tether of Frank P.

Houpt, grandfather of Frank Houpt, Beth Anno Bross and Jeffrey P. Houpt, groat grendfather ol Aknoe Lyim end Andrew A. Bross, brother-in-law el Elizabeth Wagner and Robert W. Pearson. Relatives, frtendt and members of al dubs and organliattens to which he belonged are tovltod to his Memorial Service Fri.

10 AM, from The Willow Grove United Methodist Church, Church and York Rds. WWow Grove, Pa. 1100. Corrrrtbuttons In Frank's memory may be made to the above named Church. (WETZEL AND SON) KUTTCN JOHN G.

ago 41, Of 471 W. Caracas Ave. Hershey and formerly of Chestnut HI, July 22, Nil, in West Reeding, Pa. he wat a retired Ctvl Engineer for tie Morris Arboretum of tie University of Pa. ki Chestnut HI, beloved husband of Barbara C.

Hutton, tether of Mark G. and Matthew G. Hutton, Mary Leslie Hegen and Trudy else survived by one granddaugh-tor. A celebration of hrs IHe be hew Sat. July 27 af 11 AM in, THE HOOVER FUNERAL HOME, 122S W.

Choc 01a le Ave. Hershey, Pa. Burial at the convenience ol the lenity. There wM be no viewing. IACCBELLI VINCEN70, Jury 22, ml, oge II, beloved hushond of the late Theresa (nee Cevleeo), devoted Utter of Prospero (Joan), the late Sue Moron, AngeJe (Trudy), Moment, Deterot Cropper (Bob), Daniel (Anna), Theresa Lerrttnt (Pete), Grace Mical (Joseph), Vincent (Deris) and Luc Me Singer (Jon), beloved grandfather of 21 and tie late Robert Biasleoe, groat or mole ther of 20, greet treat grandlather of one, brother, to-low ol Mary Hagen, and Grace Lepusienkli aisa survived bv famly hs Italy, and nfecoi end nephewv Retatlvet and friondt are krvtied to Funeral Fri.

I AM, GRASSO FUNERAL HOME, 2540-44 S. Broad St. Mass of Christian Burial Stent Maris Church. I AM Entombment St MaiVi Mausoleum. Viewing Thurv eve 7-1 FM Death Notices IRWIN On Juty 22, Nil, BLANCHE (rM Anteff), beloved wife of the lata Abort W.

and mother of Mrv Dorothy Rusktko and Mrv Lorraine D. McDonald and grandmother of Lisa Ann, Joanne, Maureen and Lee-Ann; In her OOti year. Roialtvei and friend! art Invited to tUfttrti ThuTL. 1 PAL. art JOHN P.

FLUEHR AND SONS, IMC, 3301 -IS CoMmtn Av SorvtcMe PrV IntetfrnOTf Holy Stpvlctefi CtffMtvrVe JULIAKO On Juty 22, Nit, NICHOLAS, beloved brother of John, James, Anthony, Juno JuHono, Rita Graff and Joan Venutlj also survived bv many nephews and nieces. Funeral Thurv morning 1:30 AM from THE STOLFO FUNERAL HOME, 25J4-J4 S. Broad St. Mast of Chrittlon Burial, 10 AM at St Montcl Church. Viewing Wed eve 7 fa I PM tot SI Peter and Paul Cam.

In bow of towers Mas Cords KELLEHER DOROTHY A. (not Brown), Juty 23, Nil, beloved wife of WKkam E. mother of WMom V. daughter of George and Llian Brown. Relatives and friends ere tovited lo viewing Friday, 10 AM, GARZONE FUNERAL HOME, 1130 E.

Somerset St. Services, 1130 AM tot Rotodale Memorial Park. KERSK0CK On Juty 20, mi, OTTO M. beloved twtbewd of Regirta (nee Faust), of Upper Pi evidence, fatier of Robert M. Jeffrey A.

McKoo and Am Arvrs, ttlhor-to-law of AisoJMcKee and Arthur Andy randfatier of Alexandra and EHeft Ajytv Rotottvos end friends are tovited fa attend hit femfhri tribute fa htoi en Wad eftorneen at ana a'decfc, at THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, Ml Chester Pike, Norwood Interment private. Friend! may cal atCAV AN AGH'S Tuov ovd ,7 Jo Expret-sioni sf fynw-il-hy In ttw fwrti tt ffwvttrltts fo RMtflf) Mem. Itespttel, Mtdst, Pa. I TOM would do preferred KILCOYKE BRIDGET TERESA, July 21, Nil. ol Upper Darby, Pa.

ftsrmoriv of West Ook Lane and Leliburf, County Mayo, Ireland, ago 13, beloved daughter of Rat lota Patrick T. and Catherine yMotoy Ktoeyna, devoted titter of Bio lata Anthony Klcovno, loving and devoted aunt of Sr. Catherine Klcovno, S.SJ and An Marie and Joseph M. Dover, ioveig grand eunt of Michee! P. Tare T.

Matthew J. and tie lata Joseph A. Dover; and Sean Slenev. Reverend tittoft, ratothrt! ana) frtendt era invttod to Funeral Thurv I AM THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, M6I WEST CHESTER PIKE (COR. LYNN UPPER DARBY, PA.

and ta Concefobratod Mass af Christian Burial if AM St Athanastut Church, Lenoir in Pike and Walnut Lane, Phla, Pa. kit. Holy Sepulchre Com. Friend! may eel Wed eve. 7-t PM Donations ki her memory may bo made fa SI.

Afhanasfus Church. KLEIN Juty 23, mi, MARY D. (nee Dubtoskv), who of the late George, of Ptiaa. mother of Mark p. and Ubbv Klein, Gal KleeBrady and Tom Brady endJohn KnYiflai frintftnottMir of Momoo ond MorodHh.

Roto Kvos ond frfonds fcivWod to lorvtcoi ThwraW 11 noon JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Breed St above 71st Ave. tot private. The famty wB return to tie residence el Mr end Mrv Mem Klein, 105 Doer Lane, Newtown Sguora, Pa. Tho fomty rotpectvety roQuost! cm ill Iruhens to nor memory be mode la PJLTJf.

LEINMILLER On July 22, Nil, JOHN W. SR. beloved husband af the lata Alice F. (nee GantM) LetnmBer, beloved father ah af John W. Letnrntter, Jr.

Janet M. Evorty. beloved on ndfe tier af Alicia and John Lotornaor and Krttltan Evorty; beloved brother of Maria Robinson, Whononah Qukitavale and Joule Forbes; else survived by several nieces and nephewv Resatves, friend! and Kntghtt of Columbus Ceuncl 1112 and American Legion (Tioga Pott 111) are tovNod to attend a viewing Thurv ova. Juty 2S, Nil, SJ0 PM, The Resurrection Church, Castor Ave. and SMrntro Avev, Phea.

Mewed bv a Mass af Christian Burial, U0 PM A funeral precession wB precede from Resurrection Church on Fri. Jury 24, tllt.Jt AM, to Forrest HHrs Bvborry Rd and PMknant Ami. Conti Ibuhont may bo sent fa Holy Redeemer Hospice, 1224S Towntend Rd. Phla. Pa.

NIS4. or WfitaMckan Hospice, MIS Gormontown Ave. Phla. Pa. 101 IB.

DONAHUE FUNERAL HOME Or DOYLESTOWN UENHARD Jury 21, Nil, MINA (nee Match trtgor), bafavad wife af the lata Eml R. mother of Otto Lanke and Betty Wornti) afta arandchodren and 4 greet erondchl-dron, nieces and nephowv Services Thurv 11 AM. THE RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME, 74SO Oxford Ave. (Parkbtt in rear). Coting houn AM tat HI-side Com.

UNTNER ERNEST W. July 21, mi. batoved husbandjsf Roto (nee Pierce), father af Emott, WRiem, Timothy, Rosemary Mckmrro and Constance Donahue; aisa survived bv I graiidcMdran and 4 groat grand-chodren. ReUttves and friends are krytted fo services Thursday, 10 AM, GARZOHE FUNERAL HOME, 1130 E. Somerset St.

Inf. Holy Sepulchre Com. Viewing Wednesday evening. LoDUCA to Phla. Pa.

an Man. Juty 22, mi, MARY (net Stooka LeOuca, of Phaa. Pa. age 47, wtfe of Charles LoOuca, afta survived try one son, Frank LeOuca, af Phla. Pa.

ana grandson, Shawn LeOuca, 1 sisters, Eleanor DiGennaro, WBow Grove, Pa. and Florence Corpenter, of Binielam, Pa. and Dolores Derkotch, of King ol Prussia, Pa. Resattvet and frtendt are tovited fa her Prayer Service on Thurs. Jury 25, Nil, at 10 AM.

at THE BACCHI FUNERAL HOME, LTD. 005 peK.it i. (Kie. ani, pnagepon, ri. stn.

i. Augustine Com. Kino of Prussia, Pa, The famty wl receive relaltves and friends on Thurv imrnkig from io igiuviaTinerunoroi nemo. LOMAS ANNA GERTRUDE (nee Price) af Wejyntmter, Juty 22, Nil, who of tie late WWem E. and betovod mother of Gertrude I.

Mareev, WMtm J. Robert F. Eugene T. and George H. Lames; else survived by 10 groiidcMdran, greet orandchtdrrm.

Rttattvos end friends are Invtted ta attond her Service FrL II AM. at Tho MtrnvMe Refeerriod CfwrrJi, jtroet and Newtown Rds. Warminster where friooda may caB afhv MO AM nme of service, tot. Nertiweed Com. (Arr.

by THE A. CROH SCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME OF HATBORO) LONGYARD Of Busheron, Juty 21, Nil, ETHEL (not Young), who of John R. Longyord Roloftvoi and friend! era kivttod to her service Friday 1 PM, at THE FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, 1521 Butteten Ave. whoro thoy itmv cofl oftor 12 Noon. Inioniiont Nonti Coder HI Cemetery.

MARTIN Jury 22, mi, ANNA K. (noe Klesko), beloved who of tho late Fred beloved metier of Joseph Kopec, Frederick Merlin, Mtrv Skerskl and Anna Landh, tadfy missed bv II grandchldren, 7 greet grandcMdren, I slsten and a brother. Restttves and friends ore Invttod to tie Viewing and Funeral Thurv I AM, THE EUGENE A. GNIEWEK FUNERAL HOME, 2711-11 1. Ategherry Avd (Cor.

of Ttton St. -145 Aleghony Exit). Mau 1 1 AM, Our Lady Help of Chrhhant R.C.C Int. Hoty Redeemer Cam. Na viewing Wed eve.

MATTHEWS UH eTWT 1 I vrogoj wwajiwii, gjoj VII I IktUtJIBf i- -a -e ii fjV. iOA Moatdkawfl iinaaolikator aval tjojerTwv wntj fjv irfjf tvj roj prtn tgtvfvffjv iipupbiji gjto BaafitJ oMUa Ul.l.hi 1 urn meiene, ooor iitiar ot winerea in, mary Brvne, Katiertne Kenny, Martin and MvWs Worstii aisa survived by 1 grandchidron. Rasa lives ana friends ore Invtted fo attond her funoroi on Thurv, after 4-45 AM in tha Church at St. George, Lament Ave. Gfonolden, loeewed bv Mau af Chrittlon Burial at 10 AM tot SS Petor and Paul Com.

Mau Cordt would be preferred (Arr. by THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME) MAYER CATHERINE (not Bonn), Juty 22, Nil, of Otoev, beloved who ol John door mother of John, Dienrie, Artene, Cortrrn ond Robert Hencek, Catherine and Dovtd sister of Jamot, WMtm, Themav Joseph and Rita McDonald Relaltves and friends ore Invtted to the funeral Thurv starting I AM, from JOHN F. GIVNISH'S OF OLNEY, 5th St at Chorion Ave. (4300 N. Sth totewod bv Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St.

Hetono't Church, tot Holy Sepulchre Com. Friends may cal Wad eve. 7 to I. McCREAYY July 22, Nil, CATHERINE H. (not McKemen), betovod who of John W.

devoted mother of John ond Patricia, sister of S. Rata lives and friend! are Invited to viewing I AM, RICHARD WHEELER FUNERAL HOME, Kensington Ave. ond Westmoreland fotowed bv Mast af Christian Burial, 11 AM Holy inriecerrts Church, tot Hory Sepulchre Com. McXARAHER July 22, IHI, of Abtoaton, BONA (nee Yochem), botovtd wHo of orOhn 14 oho wfvtvxl bv niocot ond iMptMWrV Rolittvtt oftd frtonds oro tnvtttd to Mfvtcot Thursday, 2 PM, at THE JOHN R. FREED FUNERAL HOME, 124 M.

Eatton Rd. CJterrslde. Friends may cal after I PM MILLER Of Castor Gardom and farrnerfy of Otoev. JOSEPH H. MILLER, suddeitY, Jury 22, Nit, ago 43 yean, beloved husband of Mary E.

(nee SMnmoti), son of Am Meter, ol Texes, dear father of Patricia, Marianne, Joseph Robert and Janet, grindrather of Themes, Lori ond Steven ond brother of John, 61, Ray and Pete Mover. Reseftvot and friends are krvtied to Mt Funeral Service 11 AM Thurv at, THE DSETER FUNERAL HOME, SW0 N. Sth St. Frtendt may cal Thurv storting AM untl service ttmo.Nt eve. heurv kit.

wB be private. NICOLO Juty 21, Nil, JOHN J. beloved tan af Joseph and Dorothy Nicole, door brother of Jamot J. and Rev. Joseph J.

Ntcofoi otto survived by a sister-in-law, Diene, nieces, Daniels ond Tora, nephew, Jomos Jr. and a cousin. Donna Nicole Arogan. Retettvev friend! irrvttod to Mi viewing Thurv, 4J0 PM and ft Mau af Christian Burial, I PM, St CecMe Church, SIS Rhown St. Procession to Resurrection Com.

FrL, 11 AM from WACKERMAN FUNERAL HOME, Mot Varree Rd, Fox Chose, to tou of towers, dona Hens to his noma le St. Cecoie Church would be eeprecieted NUXES On Juty 22, Nil, MARY HONNEN NUNES, of Mont Oare, Pa. wile af Morion F. Nunes, Sr. mother of Morten Nunes, Jr.

Rhonda K. Ztotmovtmen, Hody G. Abrontki and Cofesto N. Dontro, gronornother of Wayne, Oosireo ond Ooondra Oertre, Derrick, JerrUe and Robbie Zimmerman and Metedy and Dento) Nunes, sister of Fred, Leo ond Thomas Honnen. Rela.

ftvet and friends knited to her Viewing Thurv eve. 7 ta I PM, THE LAMBIE FUNERAL HOME, 1000 Rowland Ave. (at Rhawn St.) ond to her Services II AM Fri. Chtrteslown UM Church, Church Rd. Chariostown, Pi.

tot. Hlside Cam. Rottvn, Pa. to hou ol towers donations may be made to Mary's memory fo Dierassi Cancer Retoorch Fund co Mesericerdsi Htopital, S4fh and Cedar Ave. Phaa.

Pa. 14141 PRCCEJUS TE SA Notfobraek ago 17, of Camden, on July 21, lit), beloved wHo of tie loto Frederick W. A Mass af Christian Burial wl bo hold Thurv, WO AM, at St. Joan ol Arc Church, 3107 Alabama Rd, Camden, tot Harieieh Cemetery, Camden. Arr.

by MURRAY-PAR AOEE FUNERAL HOME, af Cherry Hal John G. Hutton, 63, of Hershey, formerly of Chestnut Hill, died Monday at the Leader Nursing Center, West Reading. Mr. Hutton was a retired civil engineer. He had worked for Herco Inc.

and Hershey Foods. From 1981 through 1988, he was director of facilities at Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania in Chestnut Hill. He was a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, a former Sea Scout, a Navy veteran of World War II and the Korean War and a member of the Registered Professional Civil Engineers. Surviving are his wife, Barbara sons, Mark G.

and Matthew daughters, Mary Leslie Hagen and Trudy, and a granddaughter. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Hoover Funeral Home, 1225 W. Chocolate Hershey. Burial will be private.

Maceo W. Hubbard, 92, died Wednesday at his home in Chevy Chase, Md. He was a former resident of Philadelphia. He was a 1922 graduate of Lincoln University and a 1926 graduate of Harvard Law School. For about 15 years, he practiced law in Philadelphia with the late Raymond Pace Alexander and his wife, the late Sadie TM.

Alexander. In 1942, he moved to Washington to Deaths here Elwood J. Wright, 76, of Ship Bottom, N.J., died Saturday at Bay-view Convalescent Center, Bayville. Mr. Wright was born and raised in Philadelphia.

He was a Philadelphia firefighter for 25 years, retiring in 1973. He belonged to the Firefighters Association Local 22. He served in the Marines during World War and was active with the Philadelphia Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Survivors: his wife, Dorothy H. Knorr Wright; son, Michael three granddaughters; two brothers, and three sisters.

Services: viewing, 11 a.m. today, Goes Funeral Home, 212 Levitt Parkway, Willingboro; memorial, noon today at the funeral home; interment, Odd Fellows Columbarium, Burling ton, N.J. William L. Powell, 77, of Ore-land, a former textile industry executive, died Monday at White Billet Nursing Home, Hatboro. Mr.

Powell was treasurer of the Philadelphia Wool Scouring Co. (later a division of Fieldcrest Mills) until his retirement in 1978. Mr. Powell also was treasurer of the South American Wool Co. He was a graduate of Abington High School and Temple University and attended Philadelphia Textile School, now the Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science.

He was a member of the Glenside United Methodist Church for more than SO years. Survivors: his wife, Ruth Rutherford Powell; daughter, Patricia Shreve; son, W. James; two grandsons, and a sister. Services: viewing 7 to 8 p.m. today, Baron Rowland Funeral Home, 1059 Old York Abington; funeral, 8 p.m.

today; interment, private. Eleanor Fillius Euler, 78, of Villanova and Ocean City, N.J., died Monday at Hahnemann University Hospital. She was a member of Hannah Penn House, the Atlantic City Country Club and the Sands Country Club and a former member of the Ocean City Yacht Club. Survivors: her husband Charles son, Charles J. and two grandsons.

Services: arrangements pending; interment, private. kMpina vritn tinwhr. Tn kn i ft poKey that now rei Inquirer totande to pubkth obrtueriet toithto 48 hour of deem. Mortueriei md othera tuoohm obituary Information ahouM aubmit thair notjcoa promptly to Tha toquirar'a city daik. repairs were first reported by Jane's Defense Weekly, a London-based publication considered an authority on military affairs.

Jane's reported that cracking was found in 2,900 of the F-16s operated worldwide. Sillia said the cracks had not led to any accidents or operating problems. The F-16, manufactured by General Dynamics is a single-engine, single-seat fighter capable of operating at twice the speed of sound at 50,000 feet. It was heavily used in the Persian Gulf war. The F-16, introduced in the late 1970s, has been sold to Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Israel, Pakistan, Egypt, Venezuela, South Korea, Turkey, Greece, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand.

Pete Williams, chief Defense Department spokesman, said the F-16 cracking had been caused by excess stress on the wing joints. He said this was determined by the Air Force to be the result of growth in weight of the plane from the addition of unspecified "internal components." Death Notices ASHT0N In West Chester, Pa. an July 21, Nil, CARLE B. ASHTON, 74, hutband of Virginia Ashton. Mr.

Ashton wat a retired executive with The Scott Paper Co. In Phio. P. eta lives and friends are Invited to attend hit funeral on July 24, INI at 1030 AM In THE FOUNDS FUNERAL HOME, High and Union Sis. West Chester, Pa.

kit. wl fetew in Birmeighem-L layette Com. Friends may cat at the Funeral Homo an Tuovovo. July 23, from 7 to I PM, and one half-hour before the service on Wed. morning.

Contributions may bo made fa The Baptttt Church of West Chester, 221 S. High St. West Chester, Pa. N3t2 or The Wantwarth Homo, 111 S. Church St.

Watt Chester, Pi. 11301 FOUNDS FUNERAL HOMI, INC WESTCHESTER AXE July 21, Nil, LILLIAN (nee Sonenfetd), of Efttol Park, who of the lata Letter, mother of Robert Daniel Aie and Suzanne Gwen Axe, titter of Howard Sonenfetd and Herman Sonen, grandmother of Brian Joseph Axe and Christopher MarcetuL Relatives and frtendt Invited to Services Wed. 11 AM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave.

Entombment Roosevelt Memorial Park. Famtv wl return fa the EftMt Park House No. 404 A. In lieu ol aewen contributions in her memory may be made lo Htdtstth. BASARA Jury 21, Nil, MATTHEW P.

SR. of Rlvorfan, NJ. hutband of Maria (nee Kolea), tether of Miryinn, Matthew P. Mirk, Martin and Maria Basara, brother of John, Laura, Sr. PladdSa, O.S.F.

Sr. Adorata, O.S.F. and Ann Ramanautkav tie lives, friends and members of The Adam Kowalskl Post Invited to viewing Wed, I AM at THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, Ridge Ave. (Cor. ol Live-ley).

Matt of Christian Burial, 11 AM. St. Jotaphaf 1 Church. Donations in his memory to the Fox Chase Cancer Center, 7701 Burhotme Ave. PhUa.

11111 would bo appreciated No viewing Tues. eve. BAUMANN July 23, Nil, HELEN (nee Moesel), wife of the lota Marhn G. Baumann, father of Edmend and his wife, Margaret Bonner Baumam; also survived by one granddaughter, Coral, titter of Hilda Date, Louise Buchner and Edmend Moetes. Service for relatives and friends Frl, II AM of WM.

ROWEN GRANT FUNERAL HOME, INC. Street Rd and 2nd St. Pike, Southampton, where friends may col after 10 AM kit. Sunset Memorial Park. CentrsVtrMons In her memory may be made to Christ Noma, M0 N.

York Rd, Warminster, Pa. 11174. 6ECK0WSKI Jury 20, Nil, CAROLINE (nee PleMe), of Rox. beloved wife of the late Stanley, dear mother of Dorothy C. Dudek, Ted and hit wife Gerekltoe, Thereto Burtulato and husband Feme, grandmother of Carolyn Dudek, Nadine Marks, Stephen and Gary Dudek, Valerie Burtev, Gregory Beckowtki, Terete and John Burtulato; also survived by 4 groat grander, tdron.

Relatives, friends and Societies of which the wat a member are invited to her viewing end Funeral 130 AM from, PAUL J. KARCSH FUNERAL HOME, 142-144 Cotton Myk. Mast af Christian Burial II AM, St. Josaphafi Church. Int.

Westminster Com. In lieu of towers a donation in her memory to St. Jotaphaf Church would bo appreciated BERNHEIMER Juty 20, INI, LOTTE (nee Blum), beloved wife of the late John S. Bernheimer, Esq. metier of Susan B.

(Harold) Craige and Joan B. (David) Sahl, grandmother of David N. Craige, Cathy Craige and Lindsay B. SaN, sister af Kurt Blum, Rod) Lea and Henry Leo and many many devoted friends. A Memorial Service wR be held Frl.

July 24, 10 AM at, ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. (455-0100). CornYibuttons in Lotto's noma may bo made to Planned Parenthood BETTELLI On July 23, Nil, JOAN DOLORES, ago S2 veart, of Cherry Hal, NJ. beloved wife af the lata Aide O.

beloved mother of Aide J. Stephen O. and Dine BetteW, ol of Cherry HI, beloved daughter ol Darwin and Rachael OoMeo, of Cherry HI, beloved sister af Darwin DeMeo, of Cherry Hi, and the lata Grace TeUrtco. Viewing Fit eve. 7 to I PM and Sat.

I fa I AM In THE SCHETTER FUNERAL HOME, 304 W. Rt. 70, Cherry HO, NJ. Mais of Chrhflon Burial, MO AM, ki Queen of Heaven R.C Church, Cherry Hoi kit Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hi, NJ. B0CCELLA MICHAEL A.

suddenly, Jury 22, Nil, of Martyn Rd, survived by hit tHtort, Elliaboth R. Boccoaa, Rosemary While, Eleanor Henry, hit nephew, John Michael White end hit brother-in-law, Ralph Henry. Relatives and friends are Invited to hit Mast af Chris-nan Burial Thun. 10 AM, St. CaHlstus Church, 47th St.

and Lansdowno Ave. Phla. Int. SS. Petor and Paul Com.

Friends may cal Thurt. morning 1:45 to MS AM at the Church. Contributions in his memory fo St Joseph's VHa, Stenton and Wissahtckon Avev, Flour-town, Pa. 11031 would be appreciated (Arr. by THE ROBERT D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOMES OF BROOMALL-OVERBROOK-UPPER DARBY) BUCK STANLEY, on July 22, Nil, hutband af the lata Margaret (nee Needier) Buck, of Swarlhmere.

Relatives and friends are Invtfed to attend his Funeral Service on Thun. at 11 AM In Hon Trinity Lutheran Church, 127 1 Providence Rd, WeMngford hit Lawn Croft Com. Frtendt may cat en Thun. to 11 AM at the Church. In lieu of towers conn muttons may be made to Holy Trinity Luthem Church.

Arr. by CARR FUNERAL HOME, WALLINGFORD. CARODISKEY MARIE (nee Gaudto), on July 23, Nil, wife of the lata Robert, dearest sister of Edward, Recce, Ida and Antoinette Gaudioi else merry nieces and nephewt. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her viewing Fri. I AM, St.

Barnabas Church, 43rd and Burst Ave. Matt of Christian Burial, 10 AM Int. Holy Cross Com. to neu of towers sand contributions to Alzheimer1! Foundation In her memory. No viewing Thurv eve.

LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, INC COKEN July 22, Nil, IDA (nee Cherry), wHo of the lata Wl-Ram G. mother of Fran and Hank Weiss, Sieve and Martyn Cohen and the late Beatrice and Herb Berks, titter al Celia Betel, sister-in-law of Florence Cherry, grandmother of Richard, Linda, Barbara, Norman, Jeffrey, Meianie and Jay, groat grandmother of Michael, Andrew, Lisa, Waits, Stephanie, Katelyn, Rebecca and Beniemtn. Relatives end friends are invited to Graveside Services Wed 11 AM precisely at Mt. Lebanon Com. (Sect.

3), Coikigdale, Pa. Tha tamaY wl return re the Weiss residence. Arr. by "GOLDSTEINS' SUBURBAN NORTH." COXCIO On Juty 22, Nil, MARIE (mo Carbono), who of tha tote John ConrJo, of Lynv Mats, formerly of Bar-rtngton, J. age 17 yean, devoted mother of Mario Denohuo-Oulntlianl and nor husband Anthony, of Lynn, Mass.

Albert Concio, of Oeptford, J. and the late Rita MHIul, dear titter of Emma D'Argeme, of Gfonolden, Pa. Helen DeGavton, of Cape May, NJ. Otoe OiLascte, ol Hotywood, Flora DeClerlco, of Moorestown, NJ. the late Hector Carbono and the lata Albert Carbono, 7 grandchidron and II groat grandcMdren.

Funeral Fri. 145 AM at, THE METTS FUNERAL HOME, 400 Clements fjrtdgo Road, Barrtnoten, NJ. Mast af Christian Bursal 10 AM, St. Francis do Seles Church, kit Holy Cress Com. Friends may col Thurv I fa 4 PM and 7 la I PM at the Funeral Homo.

CCRY JE ANETTE G. July 23, Nil, daughter af Laura (nee Core) end the late Nicholas, sitter of Anthony Cory, Anna Sperendto, Concetto DlSevestro and Mary Cervj also survived by her nieces and nephewv Viewing Fri. after I AM In St. Richard's Church. Mass ol Christian Burial 10 AM kit.

SS. Peter and Paul Com. Donations fo St. Richard's Church would bo appreciated by the CwwiiTraEY Jury 23, Nil, SHIRLEY (nee Herren), wife of Eugene, mother el Cvnda Gussln Berger, Howard Courtney, Patricia Courtney TKson end Jeanne Courtney, sister-in-law of Reslyn Herren. She was the former Press Secretary for she late Mayor Frank Run.

Relatives and friends are krytted to funeral tervlcet Thurtdoy. 10:30 A.M. precisely al "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Brood St tot. Alia nee Com.

Norma, NJ. Shiva wi bo observed of her loto residence. Contributions ki her memory may be made to The Shirley Courtney Hospice Program V.N.A. of Eastern Montgomery County, 1421 Highland Ave. Abington, Pa.

1M01. Air Force confirms it discovered cracks in F-16 fighter planes By Robert Burns Asuocialed Press WASHINGTON The Air Force yesterday confirmed that it had discovered cracks in some of its F-16 Falcon fighter planes but called them relatively minor, not enough to ground the fleet. Capt. George Sillia, an Air Force spokesman, said cracks had been found in 10 F-16s operated by the U.S. Air Force and in 10 F-16s sold to other countries that he could not immediately identify.

The cracks are at a point where the wing attaches to the plane's body. "These are hairline cracks that you could barely see with the naked eye," he said. Sillia said the Air Force had found the cracks in routine maintenance and that repairs were being made. He said the Air Force expects to reinforce the vulnerable spot at the wing joint on all 1,600 F-16s in the U.S. fleet, at a cost of of $250 million.

The existence of the cracks and the.