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3T B12. THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Friday, October 23, 1992 Death Notices Death Notices Obituaries Carl T. Mitnick, 87, builder in S. Jersey, philanthropist 1 i9i 1 L.J By Andy Wallace INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Carl T. Mitnick, 87, of Ventnor, N.J., a contractor, building industry official and philanthropist who built enough homes in South Jersey to make a city of more than 40,000 people, died Oct.

15 in the Atlantic City Medical Center. Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Mitnick quit high school at 13 when he was only a year from graduation to build houses with his brother-in-law, Philip Shapiro. He dropped out to help support his family, said his son and building partner, Lawrence Mitnick. "The family had a bad habit, they liked to eat," Mitnick said his father used to say.

Between Mr. Mitnick's first sale, shortly after he went into business for himself at age 17, and the sale of a home on Barbara Terrace in Lower Township two days before he died, he built and sold more than 15,000 homes, as well as a few apartment buildings and a shopping center or two. With his partner, Harry T. Kalish, he headed the North Cape May Development which developed much of what is now North Cape May. He also developed Tranquility Park in Lower Township, and sites in Ventnor, Somers Point, Collingswood and Cherry Hill.

Yet, he still had the time and the energy to serve as president of the National Association of Home Build ers and president of the New Jersey Home Builders Association. He also made fact-finding trips to South America, Russia and Scandinavia and was an adviser to several government agencies. "Who needs golf?" he said in a 1969 interview. "I play 36 holes of business every day." "He lived his job," said William J. Henrich a lawyer with Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish Kauffman, which represented the builder for 50 years.

"He loved the challenge and he loved working with people." A stocky six-footer, Mr. Mitnick had completed a 102-unit development near Media, Delaware County, Carl T. Mitnick in the 1960s. by the time he reached age 21. For a time, he quit the business to study law at the University of Pennsylvania.

That effort ended when he met Margaret Greenfield. They got married and he left law school. Mr. Mitnick's career did not altogether go smoothly. Forced out of business during the Depression, he attempted to set himself up again in the late 1930s in Atlantic City.

Just as he got his real estate business going again, he was paralyzed in both legs and had to have a walnut-size tumor removed from his spine before he could walk again. As he was recovering from that, World War II put a temporary end to home building. He was a construction expeditor and engineer during the war, helping to build airfields, among other things. Afterward, he took up construction again concentrating on North Cape May and South Jersey. He never retired.

He ran a streamlined operation. From an unpretentious frame building in Merchantville, a reporter marveled in the 1960s, he managed 11 corporations with just 60 employees. Most of the construction, of course, was subcontracted. One of the reasons he was success ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES Cleavon Little, S3, who played the black sheriff who took on a redneck town in the smash 1974 comedy film Blazing Saddles, died of colon cancer at his home yesterday, his talent agency said. In addition to his starring role in the Mel Brooks-directed comedy, the actor won a Tony award on Broadway and appeared regularly in the television shows The David Frost Revue, Temperatures Rising, Bagdad Cafe and True Colors.

Blazing Saddles, with its biting satire on racism, is considered one of Hollywood's top comedies. Comedian Richard Pryor was one of the authors of the screenplay. Little played a palomino-riding railroad worker who teamed up with an alcoholic gunslinger (Gene Wilder) to save a town from a corrupt attorney. Cleavon Little, 53, noted actor Death Notices RABINOWITZ On Oct 21, 1992, SARAH (not Churtn), of tag Golden Slipper Uptown Heme, 7800 Butlletan PhHa, wife of the late Morris Rabtrmrrri, mother gf Marilyn Gutsteei, Irene Cooper, Deris Kessler and Herbert Rabinowltx, sitter of Ida Werner, Dora Schatfer and the lata Mary Levkv also survived by 9 grandchildren and I great grandchHdrea Relatives and friends are Invited to services FrL 10 AM JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St.

above 71st Ave. Interment King David Memorial Park. Family wW be at the Gutsteki residence. Contributions In her memory may be made to the Heart Fund. ROMEO Oct.

21, 1992, JAMES husband of the late Grace Marie, beloved father of James and Joseph; loving companion of Esther DeGrazle; brother of Josephine Leone, Frank and Retemarie Mail; survived by 3 grarchedrea Relatives and friends Invited to VIEWING AND FUNERAL, SAT. I AM, CARTO FUNERAL HOME, 2212-14 S. Broad St. Mast of Christian Burial 9-J0 AM St Nicholas Church, 9th and Watkhti Stv, PMa. 1914a.

kit. Hoty Cms Cera In Heu of lowert, mail memorial donhons to St. Nicholas Church. SAMBENEDETTO Oct. 21, 1991 ANTHONY beloved husband of Am (no Giampletro), devoted father of Maty Ana, Bambtna (Bonnie) Lynch, Angara, Helen Donahue and Janice CahW; also survived by an brother, Florie; 7 grandchloren and 2 great grand-chldrea Relatives and friends, aiie memberi of Local 13 Boilermakers and Reading Ralroad Invtt-ed to Ms Funeral, Moa, MO AJVL, CASSIZZI FUNERAL HOME, 2913-17 E.

Thompson St. Mowed by his Matt of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Mother of Divine Grace Church, mt. Our Lady of Grace Com. Friends may cal Sua eve. after 7 PM In lieu of flowers, the family prefers donations in hit memory to Mother of Divine Grace Church, Thompson and Cambria Stv, Phaa.

19134. SANDMAN Oct. 20, 1992, ETHEL (nee Wheeter), wife of Jack, mother of Or. Alan Sandman, titter of Emm Rosen; grandmother of Evan and Vaughn. Relatives, friends and members of Mtdtown Chapter of Women's American ORT of which she was Patt President are invited to funeral service Friday, 1030 AM precisely GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, (410 N.

Broad St. Int. Rootevel Memorial Park. Famtv wW return I her late residence. Contributions In her memory mav be made fa Women's American ORT or United Ostomy Asia or Samaritan Hospice, Moorettown, NJ.

SENKER On Oct. 21, 1992, MAURICE (MURRAY), husband of the late Reba (nee Fold), of 5000 Boardwalk, Ventnor, father of Leonard and Merva Senker; grandfather of Randee Dutton, Richard and James Senker, great grandfather of Gregory, Ryan, Erin, Kelsey and Rachaei. Reiattvet and friends are invited to Graveside Services FrL, 1 PM, Roosevelt Memorial Park (Sec Y), Treves, PA. Familv WW be at the home of Mr. and Mrv Leonard Senker, GreenhW Aptv, 1001 City Wvtmewood, Pa.

Contributions In her memory may be made to The Golden Slipper Club or Th Multiple Sclerosis Society. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON SHAFFER On Oct. 20, 1992, SUSAN JANE, age 3t, of Springfield, beloved mother of Jeffrey Peak and Heather Poake; also survived by her pa rents, WWiam F. and M. Lois (nee Gray) Shaffer and one sister, JoAm Shaffer Gladwin.

Service and interment private. Memorials to the Susan Shaffer Fund, co Sharon Savings Bank, 5 E. Springfield SprtngfMd, PA 19064. (Family Service by SMITH On Oct. 20, 1991 NANCY A.

(nee Mueler), WH of Clarence of Somerdale, age 56, mother of Snarl EHis and Mark grandmother of Samanth Lynn and Leigham Tyler. Funeral services Sua evening 7:30 PM, from The First Presbyterian Church, Somerdale Somerdale, NJ. Viewing Sua afternoon from 2 to 4 PM from THE EUGENE J. ZALE FUNERAL HOME, INC, 711 N. White Horse Pike, Stratford, J.

Final Prayers and Graveside Servlcet Moa, 10 AM at Berlin Cera, Berlin, J. Memorial contribuhorn mav he made to The American Cancer Society, 410 Whit nvr rmv, neuimi ngn N.J. UMUa SPANG Oft (Tie- 41 1MJ riABATUV A L. 4 (fonrwrty of Fairmoum), mottw of Martono tUffilU WUHWIa VHrOle KTrl MO JoMph Spang, sistor of Etva Loaubv; also UimIusjI ku ill i .1 -i 1 Wit FtvHMIT ami TT OTKJ) are Invited to Mats of Christian Burial Moa, 10 AM, St. Joachim's Church, Church and Griscom Stv Int.

Our Lady of Grace Cera Arr. by NULTY FUNERAL HOME (535-4441) SPEARMAN PEARL LEE MOON, of Camden, age 99, on Tuev, Oct. 20, 1992, turvived by 2 daughters, Inez tw, Rev. Wessie Spearman and one son-in-law, mi.rw ifwa, vrenocnnoren, great grandchildren, and 7 great great grandchMrea 2 sisters-in-law, Mabel Moon, and Hattle a beloved niece, Elizabeth Galmon, and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and frlendv Relatives and friends of the family are invited mHtMtA ttSM laieuvakl auulu ata ti -a PM at mt Macttkmia AME. Church, 24) Spruct umgtn, n.j., wnvra nmxn may cal anor PM Int.

Sunsot Mtmorial Parh, Pmiaukone NJ. vinrwi htc U1 1 JV 1 9VII VHHk MILLER FUNERAL HOMCS, Camdea STAAS PAUL, age 55, on Wed. Oct. 21, 1992, beloved stepson of Walter Sinn and beloved stepbrother of Michael and Dennis Sim. Paul it also turvived by hit 2 tons, Raymond and Paul Staas and a good friend, William Schaeffer.

FamHy and friends are invited to his Funeral Sat. Oct. 24lti at THE KESTER FUNERAL HOME, 609-11 E. Allegheny where firends mav cal after M0 AM A Mass of Christian Burial a limwHiwu follow at Ascension of Our Lord Church, and Westmoreland Stv at 10 AM Int. WW be private at th request of Paul's famav.

THOMAS JANET DURANO, on Oct. 21, 1991 of Rydal Part, wife of the late Joseph MWer Thomas; survived by a cousin, Mabel Ebner and 2 stepchildren, Abbv and Peter Thomas. Memorial Service, Nov. 4, 1992 at 11 AM in the Auditorium of Rydal Park, RydaL Int. private.

Remembrances may be tent to th Memorial Fund of Jenkintown United Methodist Church, Jenkintown, PA 19044. (Arr. BARON ROWLAND F.DAMngtoa) TRESKOCK ANGELA, 49, of 15160 Ina Drive, an Oct. 21, 10.7 Mt AlvbvafM Uamwlil UMM.I 1. Shenandoah, she was a teacher In the PhHa.

area, and mimhir ml hnMlli i ru. -i Survived by her parents, George and Jean Surowiec Trethock, a son, Mark, a titter, and 3 grandchildren. Viewing 9 to II AM, it ORAVITZ HOME FOR FUNERALS, 40 Jar din St, inenanooan, toaoweo oy tne tuner al at 11 AM Burial St. Stanislaus Cera, Shenandoah. TUCKER BARBARA, on Oct.

19. 1992. formerly of (4N Chestnut St. She It beloved mother of Crystal Tucker. Viewing Sat.

Oct. 24th, from 9 to 10 AM, at Our Lady of Victory R.C. Church, 54th and VTn Stv Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM Int. em-wood Cera (Arr. WALKER FUNERAL HOME) WARNER Of Someiion, on Oct.

21, 1992, ALFRED A. father of Jane Alfred A. Jr. and Jennifer grandfather of William S. and Michael T.

brother of Marie F. Raab, Catherine McKirnet and Theresa Steele; uncle ol Albert WiHiam Marie and Terry, former husband of Jane P. (nee deCourcy); in his 56th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his viewing and funeral Moa, 1:15 AM at JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial. St. Christopher's Church, 10 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre. no viewing ua eve.

WARSKOFSKY Oct. 20, 1992, HARRY, brother of Sylvia Rosenthal and the late Catherine Warren; also survived by nieces and nephews. Relatives, friends and members of Athenian Lodge No. 482 are invited to Graveside Servlcet Friday, 2:45 PM precisely at The Har Nebo Oxford and Summerdale Aves. Shiva wiH be observed at the residence of Sylvia Rosenthal.

Contributions In hit memory mav be made to the charity of donor's choice. Masonic Services wW be held prior funeral services. GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEL SACKS WEYHMULLER.JR. Oct. 21, 1992, ALFRED beloved husband of Betty (nee Shuey), devoted father of Marv Louis McVaugh, Buddy WeyhmuHer, and Dorothy Aim Weaver, dear brother of Robert WeyhmuHer, Helen organ, and Claire Eccarius; also survived by 12 grandchildren, and one great grandchild.

Rela tives and friends invited to his funeral, Moa 8:30 ajvl, rrom me MlNrtALL-HHOP5HIKE FUNERAL HOME, Middletown (Rte. 352) and Knowtton Rdv. Middletown Media. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Our Ladv of Charity Church. Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends may cal Sua eve. after 7 at the funeral home. WISLER PEGGY (nee Mongan), Oct. 21, 1992, devoted mother of Bin Knebets, Linda Bee, Donna MWer, Loretta Carper and John Knebets, sadly missed by husband Bill Knebets sisters Mae Bowers, Josephine Pirrone.

Gertrude Monoan. and Anna Marie Whitelv, 12 grandchildren, daughter-in-law Patricia McGarvey Knebeis, sons-in-law David Bee and Ralph Carper and many nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to her Funeral, Sat. 9 AM, from McCAFFERTY- inttntT funeral HOME, 6126 Torresdal Ave. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 AM St.

Am. brose Church, St. and Roosevelt Blvd. View-mg Fri. eve.

7-9. Int. Our Ladv ol Grace Cera In Memoriams ROCHELLE, VANESSA (KIM) If been 5 years since you have been gone and vet our hearts stM linger oa At we come upon another year, the iov that it in our hearts knowino vou are at peace with God, lets us know that you are happy and always with us. We love vou. Mommy, paddy, Helena and Peeper -SCOTT-, FLORIST MQNUMFNTS FLOWERS FRUIT RACirrrc CREDIT CARDS BYPKONE 5722 Frankford Ave.

WORLDWIDE DELIVERY BUDD On Oct 11, 1992, GEORGE age SI, beloved husband of Diane (nee Elton), of Carlisl, formerly Devon, devoted tether of Cynthia B. Cecco, ol Carlisle, Erica of Hudson, OH and Kathrvn E. Inderrieden, of LA; also survived by 2 brothers, Thomas, of A Hi vide, NC and James of Berwvn, 4 grandchildren, 4 nieces and one nephew. Memorial Service Mori. 2 PM The Brvn Mawr Presbyterian Church Chapel, 425 Montronery Brvn Mawr, Pa.

ki lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his name to John Hopkins Hospital, Liver Transplant Program, ct Transplant Coordinators Office, Osier60, M0 N. WoHe Baltimore, MD 21217. hit. private. FRANK VIOEON FUNERAL HOME, Broomal BUTTACAVOLI VICTORIA (nee Antoneli), beloved wife of the late Joseph, dearest mother of Joseph and Mrs.

Rita also 7 grandchildren, sister of Anthony AntoneW, Lucy Damato, Norma OiGianbattista and Mrs. Lenora Emeneo, dear mother-in-law of Mr. Richard McCann. Relatives and friends Invited to her funeral 1:30 AM. from LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, INC, N.E.

Cor. Broad and Woff SIS. Mass of Resurrection, 10 AM. St. Clement's Church.

Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cam. Viewing Sun. eve.

after 7 PM CALDWELL On Wed Oct. 14, 1992, ki Richmond, VA, JOHN of Richmond, VA, formerly of Glenside, Pa-son of the late Wesley H. Caldwell Sr. and Mabel G. (nee Smith), loving brother of Margaret Strome and Wesley H.

Caldwell Jr. Funeral Service and interment were private on Oct. 22, 1992. (LOWNES FUNERAL HOME of Lafayette HI) CAN8EL0RI DINIC, Oct. 20, 1992, beloved son of the late vwa, uwr oromvr or mrs.

term Naa, Paul and Mrs. Gina Pierce. VIEWING SAT. MORNING from 1:15 to M0, VERNA FUNERAL HOME, 1244 S. Broad St.

Mass ol Christian Burial 10 AM St. Rita's Church. Int. Hotv Cross Cera (In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, 117 S. 17lh St.

PhHa. 19103 would be appreciated.) CANXITO Oct. 22, 1992, FILOMENA (nee Goffredo), wife of the late Costanhno, mother of Mrs. Gloria Ferraro; grandmother of Ralph Marianne and Michael V. Ferraro; also survived by 2 great grandchH-drea Relatives and friends are Invited to call 10:30 to 11:30 AM, GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME, 7151 Torresdale Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, 12 Noon, Our Lady of Consolation Church. Int. St. Dominic's Com. (Parking on Wellington St.

lot). Family prefers contributions to Our Lady of Consolation Church, 70SI Tulip Phila. 19135. CORMICAN PETER GEORGE (PETE CARROLL), on Oct. 19, 1992, in CarroHton, TX.

He was bom In I Nashville, TN on Aug. 2, 1932 and raised in PhHa. 1 Pa. He is survived by his wife, J. Cormican; sons, David, Peter George, and Peter Cormican; son and daughter-in-law, Deborah and Andy Genung; daughter, Martha Cormican; 4 grandchildren; sisters, Lee and Joanle; mother, Leena Cormican; Marl Anne Garlfalos (mother of David and Peter George, He played double necker guitar for Bid Haley and The Comets, Chubby Checker, Bobby Ridden, Ray Trotta, with his brothers in Pete Carroll and the Carroll Brothers.

Services 10 AJVL Sat. Oct. 24, 1992, Rest, land Memorial Chapel. Int. Resnand Mem.

Park. (Arr. RESTLAND FUNERAL HOME, Dallas TX) CREELY JOHN, on Oct. 21, 1991 of Southampton, PA, beloved husband of Dorothy. He is survived by his son, Allan and 2 great granddaughters.

Relatives and friends are invited to can 1:30 PJvl, Oct. 26th at The North and Southampton Reformed Church, Bristol ChurchviHe, where a Memorial Service wil be held at 2 PJvl In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory may be made to the above Church. (Arr. WM. ROWEN GRANT FUNERAL HOME, INC, Southampton) DAYTON ELIZABETH (nee Beflo) DAYTON, Oct.

21, 1992, of beloved wife of the late Elmer dear mother of Florence Organsky and Dorothy Forster, grandmother of Theresa, Edward, Kathrvn and Krishna, dear sister of Fannie Sink. Relatives, friends and coworkers of Penn Ventilator Company are invited to the funeral starting 8:30 AM, from JOHN F. GIVNISH'S OF ACADEMY ROAD, I097S Academy followed by Mass of Christian Burial Our Ladv of Calvary Church 10 AJVL Int. Resurrection Cem. Friendi may call Fri.

eve. after 7 PJVL In lieu of flowers, donations to Leukemia Society of America, 1080 N. Delaware Ave. Pa. 1912S-4377 or Fox Chase Cancer Center, 7701 Burhoime Ave.

Pa. (tiii ere appreciated oy me tamifv. DelGUIDICE BERNARD Oct. 21, 1992, of Cranboume Drive, BroomaK, Pa. Survived by his wife, Marv (nee DiVicenio), his son.

Bernard, his dauahters. Rosemary Higgins and Lucy Volpe, his brothers, John, Harry and Jimmy, his sisters, Florence Marinari, Barbara Laurario and Millie Perretta; also 7 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to his funeral on AM, at THE ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF BROOMALL, 2811 West Chester Pike, Broomall. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St.

Pius Church. Entombment Arlington Cem. Friends may call Sun. 7 to 9 PM (Parking on premises) FORREST WILLIAM, on Oct. 20, 1992, of Willow Grove, survived by his wife, Carolyn M.

(nee Carl), his sons, David R. and Paul daughter-in-law, Ma Linda and 2 grandchildren. He was a W.W. II Veteran and a S2 year member of the Frankford Lodge No. 292 Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Memorial Service 7 PM, Abinoton Presbyterian Church.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions to Abington Presbyterian Church, 1082 Old York Abington, PA 19001 would be appreciated. FOSTER On Oct. 21, 1992, IRVIN husband of Frances C. (nee Cohen), of West Palm Beach, (formerly of Melrose Park, father of Philip Foster, Harvey Foster and Steve Foster, brother of Pauline Jacobs and Frances Zitomer; grandfather of Jesse. Relatives and friends are invited to services Sunday, 1 PM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N.

Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem.

Family win be at the Korman Suites, 2001 Hamilton beginning Sunday evening, PM, concluding Monday evening. Contributions in his memory may be made to I charity of the donor's choice. FOX Oct. 22, 1991 SHIRLEY (nee Kravnkk), wife of the late Joseph, mother of Paul Fox, sister of Nancy Lehren, grandmother of Britney. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Sunday, 11 A.M.

(E.S.T.) precisely GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4410 N. Broad St. Interment Montefiore Cemetery. Shiva WW be observed at her late residence. GARRETH Oct.

21, 1992, of SprtnghouM Estates, RALPH, beloved husband of Frances (nee Morgan) and father of Ralph H. and Jacoiine B. Garreth, grandfather of Melissa and Alison, brother of Lillian G. Slckel and the late Elizabeth Poley. Relatives and friends invited to his funeral 10 AM, Al Hallows Episcopal Church, Greenwood and Bent Rds.

Wvncote. Int. St. Timothy Episcopal Churchyard. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Ralph's memory may be made to AD Hallows Episcopal Church Mem.

Fund. (Arr. by JOHN R. FREED) GINSBERG On Oct. 20, 1992, HILDA (nee Landau), wife of the late Irvin Ginsberg, of The Rydal West Jenkintown, mother of Nessa Baron and Dr.

Saul Ginsberg, sister of Dr. WWiam Landau; grandmother of Dr. Craig and Minda Werner, Hollv, Eden, Lane and Alexandra Ginsberg, Relatives and friends are invited to services 12 Noon, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave.

Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Family will be at the late residence. Contributions In her memory may be made to charity of the donor's choice. HERMANN EDNA of on Oct.

20, 1992, age 19, sister of the late LlWe H. Martin and Anna S. May. Relatives and friends are invited to her service on Oct. 26th, 1 PM, CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON, 1801 Old York at Old Welsh Rds.

Int. Cedar HW Com. In lieu of flowers memorials may be sent to the charity of choice. HERRMANN MARGARET MARY, on Oct. It, 1992, the Is survived by her husband, Fred Herrmann; her children, Larry St.

Clair, WWIam St. Clair, John St. Clair, Denlse Coiaieui and Brenda Carter and 7 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited are to attend her Funeral Moa, 10 AM, THE REILLY FUNERAL HOME, 2632 E. Allegheny Ave.

Mast of Christian Burial, 11 AM, Nativity B.VM Church. Int. Holy Cross Com. Viewing Sun. tvt 7-9.

HOLZER Suddenly on Oct. 21, 1991 Joseph (JOE), of Phaa. age 55, husband of Marie, father of Jake and Joseph. He It also survived by 4 grandchildren and 2 brothers. Funeral Oct.

27, at 9:30 AM from THE C. J. O'NEILL FUNERAL HOME, 309-1) E. Lehigh where there wW be at service at 10:30 AM No evening viewing. Int.

Hotv Sepulchre Cem, KEEFER Oct. 21, 1992, JEAN (me Rosensteki), wife of the late and the lata Morris Firestone; of Cherry HHI, mother of Francine and Dr. Allan Cetron, sister of Lou Rosensteln; grandmother of Dr. Martin Cetron and Jack II vn Soslow, great grandmother of Genna Soslow. Reiattvet and friends are invited to services FrL, 10 AM-.

PLATT MEMORIAL CHAPELS, 2001 Bertm Cherry HW, NJ. Int. Old Montefiore Queens, N.Y. The family wW return to the home of Dr. and Mrs.

Allan Cetron. KERR Oct. 21, 1992, DANIEL ton of the late John J. and Sarah Campbell Kerr, brother of the late Mary Kerr Knlften. Survived by Theresa Kerr Imszennik, Marge Kerr Tarantella, Elizabeth Am Kerr Mancini, Patrick J.

Kerr and Sarah Kerr Ennls; also survived by 17 nieces and nephews and 20 great nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends, employees of Corson Lime, are Invited to the funeral Sat. morning I JO AM, THE EDWARD J. McGEE FUNERAL HOME. Cor.

of 3rd St. and Cheltenham Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM Church of St. Helena, 5th St. and Godfrey Phila.

Int. Our Lady of Grace Com. KIRX On Oct. 13, 1992, MARY (nee Worrell), age 14, wife of the late J. Lewis, beloved mother of Rev.

Jack Kirk, of N.C. and Jeanne Kirk Crlddle, of Westtown; also survived by 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral Service Oct. 26, 3 PM In the Wlllistown Friends Meeting, Goshen and Plumsock Newtown So, Int. Willi-town Friends Burial Ground.

(FRANK C. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME-BROOMALL). KNEBELS PEGGY (See WISLER Notice) KNAUER KATMI FEU I u.lu--t jjjun mT "7' i. vf wckb ami mom- vm, wi wi. ii, itt ei age ej I wupiwr or jean Nugent, granddaughter of Evangeline Jmes, wregorv ano Mug Nugent.

Relatives, friends are Invited to her Mass of Sat Oct. 24, 1992, II AM, SL 5t uc- Church, 2801 Woodand unvare. r-nenos may caa Fri. 7 to .1 mnwr n. me eoevo Inlleu of flowers, memorials In her nam i ne American Money Foundation, 32S Chestnut St, Suite 904, Phila, PA19I04; rerun) on promises.

KULINSXI TV 91. 1H LAUU a vnrej UWVTIV nUWWig HT JXTl pMnt (hm Kucterczvtt); Otvottd tettwr of DoJortf reuMi Aeui aliiBHj a- Msdarasz; ranttwr of Robtrt Cravtn Mi- iter nvwano, wan and Christopher Craven; great grandfather of nevms; oromer ot Jtantey, Laura Chelinskl, Marv Ligter, -Thomas, the lata Joseph, Edward nd Paul Jr. Relatives, friends. Mow members of American Legion Walter Mason Post 152, retirees 'w: members of Polish American vm wrmji wu me member and al other orgenluhortt gf which John was a member art Ri; NCWEiTil-M Allegheny T. iw cor.

ot samon Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Adalbert Sir un rrrano may at KUNKEL ALBERT of Drejel HW, on Oct. 22, 1991 beloved husband of Dorothy S. (nee Sheddan), Jv 3 sisters Anna Shooner, Helen Trudel, Jean ww.iuv, wTintri nargn ana Kicnara una at. Relatives and friends are Invited to his Funeral Service II AM, Mon, at the Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Edmonds Ave.

at School Lane, urn nm. m. vaaey for oe gardens. Friends wW be received in the Church Feeowhsip Hal at the conclusion of the service. Contributions in his memory to the Grace Church would be preferred.

i ivrmun runEiMi nunc, urexa rial LOUGHRAN On Oct. ,1992, CATHERINE (KITTY) M. (no BMCh' v-' rwmerty of 2704 s. lath wife of Hi bterhniu i i Of Anna Claire McKee and Charlotte M. Slack; also granocnaoren.

Relatives and friends are Invited to her viewing 9 AM, St. Richard's Church, Itth and Pollock Stv to be followed by her Mass of Christian Burial at It AM mi. nwi uni vem. mtt. rlNt r.tt.

MADNICK Art 91. tOO AMU A im.M. Harr. of turvived by ntvcM and iwphcwt. II AM PfecisHy, mt RootcvoH Mtm.

Parle MaUtOlMim. TnalfAta Om Eainilu u.M a Woih rtiKteoct. Tht familv su99esn corrtribulioni MANLOVE IRENE, of Cool Spring Farms, Coot Springs, era oroomaR, on Oct. lit 1992, she is survived by her husband, Richard R.72 daughters, Irene Hansen and Linda V. Peck, both of Cool Springs, 10 grandchildren and II great grandchildren.

A Memorial Service wW be held at 1 1 AM, on Oct. 24th, at The Chapel of MELSON FUrERAL SERVICE, rnflvuwg, lkl int. pnvate and at the convenience i nmiiT. ine tamay nas requested mat low ers do omnrep, MARION On Oct. 21, 1991 CHARLES of Cherry HW, N.J., age 65 years, father of John of Cherry HW and Suianne E.

Marlon, of Fairfax, beloved son ol Sarah F. Marlon, of Haddon Hots. He was owner ol Chas. N. Marion of Haddon an "nrren i en II, a member ot Nan Assn.

of Surety Bond Producers and Amer. Tinltls Assa Relatives and friends invited to his Funeral on THE J0HN HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 9 White Horse Pike (at Kings Haddon Hgts. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, rt Church' Sprlngdale vaivery tern, ramev requests 00-nahons to American Tinltls Assa, P.O. Box i. rw iwnfc, ii oil.

no caaHig neurs rn. eve. MESSINA Oct. 22, 1992, of the Hopklnson House, JOHN son of the late Joseph and Rose (nee brother to Louis, nephew to Bea Lambertl, and cousin to Joanna Lambertl Relatives, friends, Teachers of the Notre Dame Academy of Wan-ova and New York Men's Chorus are Invited to call 10 AM, St. John the Evanglist R.C Church, 13th St.

below Market and ioln ki his Mass of MILLER Suddenly, on Oct. 20, 1992, CLIFFORD E. MILLER, age 15, of Springfield, retiree ot Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, beloved husband of Jeanne i. inee lucnen, and the late Elizabeth (nee Grant), beloved father of Irene Dale, Gregory and Donald B.

Miller; also survived by 4 grandchildren, and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to the funeral service on i pm at spencer t. vioeon's of unkacl hill, barren Rd. at snadefand where friends may cal after norm int. Edgewood Memorial Park.

In lieu of lowers, memorials to United Cerebral Palsy of Delaware koumv, wi Kutgers iwarmmore, pa. 19081 wouio oe appreciated. MURRAY On Oct. 21, 1992, JOHN J. aoe 71.

of Feaster. vile, formerly of beloved husband of riary L. (nee Smith), devoted father of John J. Joseph marv i. uraganoskv, oromer ot Harry Marie Feldhaus.

He Is also survived by 3 grandsons. Relatives, friends and employees of Crown, Cork and Seal invited to Mass of Christian Burial 11 AM, at the Assumption of B.VM Church, Bristol and Meadowbrook Rds. Feaster-ville. Int. Most Holy Redeemer Com.

Friends may call 10 AM until time ol Mass. Family prefers nun leros. iljuvid runtk al nutvit NACHTIGALL On Oct. 22. 1992.

MARGARET V. (nee Jeliniton). of Ocean City, N.J., formerly of mother of Margaret A. and William sister of Paul Johnston, Frances ReHfev and Jean Gray; also survived by 2 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives, friends of the Inquirer staff are invited to her services on Sat.

at 11 AM It THE RADZIETA FUNERAL HOME, 9 Hand Cape May Court House, where they may call one hour prior. Int. private. Memorials mav be made to The ocean City Rescue Squad, ucean inv, n-i. woe.

NELSON iirar nwmi, vf iiiw will nmiie, went to be with her Lord on Oct. 22, 1992, wife of the late Andrew mother of Helena N. Brown, Anita Holden-Smlth and Andrew F. Nelson; also uci Em fu biji mi k. i.

survived dv 10 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of WIs- smoming eapnst Church are invited to her Services, 10 AM, at The Baptist Home. 1301 Roosevelt Blvd. A caling hour wW precede me Service. Int.

private. In lieu of lowers, memorial contributions mav be made to High School Evangelism Fellowship, P.O. Box 7, BergenHetd. NJ. geii.iArr.

Fletcher funeral home) NELSON RICHARD age 40, of St. Petersburg, FL, an Oct. 16, 1992, attar I lengthy lines s. He was a native of Sidney, N.Y., and moved to St. Petersburg 1974 from Haverford, PA.

He was the Treasurer of Haverford employed with Price Waterhouse of PhHa. He was also Treasurer Of Weaing Woodard Consulting Firm of Perm. He was a graduate of Wharton School, Univ. of Perma. receiving a B.S.

and M.B.A. He was an alumni of Sigma Nu Fraternity and a U. S. Army Veteran. Survivors Include, 2 daughters, Elizabeth Pegge Nelson, of Tacoma, Edvthe Mead Nation, of Hilton Head, S.C., his mother, Elizabeth Jarvls Nelson, of St.

Petersburg, FL, 2 slsten, Joan N. Landers, of St. Pete Beach, FL and Paula Lukeroth, of Martinez, several nieces and nephews. A Private service was held on Oct. 20th in St.

Petersburg, FL Arr. by MEMORIAL PARK FUNERAL HOME, St. Petersburg, FL. O'BRIEN Blue Bel, Pa on Oct. 22, 19T2, JOSEPHINE (nee Ruskev), wife of the late Henry T.

O'Brien, mother of Joseph W. and 4 grandchloren; also raised her brother's cttMren, Frank, David and Joseph O'Brien, age 83 yrs. Funeral procession WW form at THE R. L. WILLIAMS, JR.

FUNERAL HOME, INC Skippack Pike al Cedars Skip-pack, Pa. on Oct. 26th, at 9:15 AM Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, at St. Helena's Catholic Church, Rte. 202, Center Square, Pa.

ktt. St. Patrick's Cam. Friends may cal at the Funeral Home on Sun. eve.

7-9 PM The family prefers that memorial corntlbuttons be made to M.A.R.C., Suite M0, 1150 First Ave Kate of Prussia, Pa. 1940a. PEARL Oct. 21, 1992, MAVIS (nee Baretz), wife of Dr. Charles Pearl, mother of Stephanie and Art Weinberg, sister of Jacqueline and Rube Kuptsow, grandmother of MlcheHe.

Relatives and friends are Invited to Funeral Services Sua 2 PM (E.S.T.) precisely at GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Shalom Memorial Park. Shiva wi be observed at the Kuptsow residence.

PIMPIKELU Oct. 21, 1992, ANDREW age 77, beloved husband of Josephine (nee Mortando), dear father of Angela M. Fedete, Mary Elaine Tiscomla and Linda Am Knotwel; also survived by I grandchloren and 3 great grandchildren, brother of PhWip Pknplneia, Lucy OeFeiice, Emma Plrrwlneia and Elda Malozzl Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Funeral Sat. I AM at THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 4421 Frankford Ave, (at Le-vtck Mass of Christian Burial 9-J0 AM, St. Bartholomew's Church.

Int. Holy Seputctire Com, Friends may cal on Fri. eve. after 7 PM POPIEL A. JOSEPH POPIEL, on Oct.

21 1992, beloved husband of Blanche Mefettl PopM, loving rather of Linda M. ParavtskH and James P. PopM, grandfather of Natalie and WWiam R. Paravtsini and brother of Anne Learv, Stela Wesley and Dolores Popek. Relatives and friends are Invited to cal Sat.

after M0 AM, BARON ROWLAND FUNERAL HOME, 1059 Old York Abington. Mass of Christian Burial, II AM, St. Hilary of Portion Church, 120 Susquehenna Rydal. In lieu of lowers remembrances may be sent to American Cancer Society, 1422 Chestnut Phaa. 19102.

PRIDE MARY (nee Moore), on Oct. 21, 1992, of Sorlnofletd, beloved wife of WWiam A. Pride, beloved mother of Christine A. Bozzetto, and Theresa Pride, beloved daughter of Vera O. Moore; also survived by one granddaughter Dana Marie Bozzetto, sister of Judith Mather and Patricia Hon, niece of Margaret Bellow.

Relatives and friends are invited to her Funeral Service, Sat. 10 AM, Church of the Redeemer, 145 W. Springfield Springfield, Pa. and to her Viewing Fri. eve.

CKLEARY FUNERAL HOME, 440 E. Springfield Springfield, Pa. Int. Arlington Cem. In her memory the femly would appreciate contributions fa me Hospice Program of Bryn Mawr Hospital, 130 1 Bryn Mawr Bryn Mawr, Pa.

19010. (Parking en Premises). ful, said his son, was that "he had a wonaertul grasp of what people wanted. His customers were his friends and he knew what they wanted, where they wanted it, what tney could allord, and even how big tne lot snould be. Also, the houses were built with Quality.

"It had to be rieht." Law rence Mitnick said. "He was almost superstitious. If he didn't turn out a gooa product and give to charity, bad luck would happen to him and his." He served as chairman of the United Jewish Appeal of Camden county and was an officer of the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Atlantic City. He also donated land to Lower lownship were the Carl T. Mitnick school is now located.

In Somers Point, he eave the land led a fund-raising drive and donated a oiaiysis machine to Shore Memo rial Hospital tor tne Carl and Marga ret MitnicK Dialysis center. Mr. Mitnick was especially influen tial during the 1950s and 1960s, when he was active in housing industry organizations on the state and na- tionai level. In 1956. he was one of 20 builders sent to the Soviet Union to study construction there, (when he re turned he quipped that there was so much concrete slab construction in the Soviet Union "their national bird is the A few years later, he was chairman of a committee that advised the State Department on housing problems in soutn America caused by an earthquake there.

He was named man of the year in 1960 by the Southern New Jersey Development Council and was elected to the Builders Hall of Fame by the National Association of Home Builders in 1978. Apart from work, he was devoted to his family, enjoyed sports, opera and concerts, read avidly and played a good game of gin rummy and pinochle. "He always had a healthy interest in the stock market," his son said. "For him, it was fun." Besides his son, he is survived by a daughter, Barbara Cohen; seven grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren. Harvey Korman played the attorney, Brooks played a governor in cahoots witn Korman, and Madeline Kahn did a parody of Marlene Dietrich.

Little's Broadway work included a variety of plays focusing on the African American experience. He won a Tony award as best actor in a musical in 190 for Purhe. He also was cast as the star in 1979's situation comedy, Mr. Dugan. But the snow, about a fictitious black politi cian, was canceled before it was even shown, the victim of pressure from DiacK politicians.

Little's other film credits included What's So Bad About Feeline Good. Cotton Comes to Harlem, Vanishing rant, Oreased Lightning, Scavenger ttunt, Hign risk, FM, Fletch Lives and Toy Soldiers. Little is survived by a daughter, Adia Millett-Little; his father, Mai-chi; two sisters, and two brothers. Public High School Finance Committee on Athletics. He is survied by his wife, Helen M.

"Bonnie" Miller Weiler; daughters, Bonnie Lee Marsden and Cynthia Laubach; son, E. Richard; nine grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. A memorial service will be held at p.m. Sunday at Immanuel United Church of Christ, Waverly and Brobst Streets, Shillington. Burial will be private.

Death Notices BEAVER On Oct. II, JOAN (nee Morrow), age 47, wife of William David Beaver, of Jacksonville, N.C., mother of William David, Jennifer Claire and Elizabeth Anne Beaver, of Jacksonville; orandmother of Marv Kathrvn Beaver. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial 10 AJvl Mon. at Marv Mother of The Church, BeHmawr, NJ. Int.

New St. MarVs Bellmawr. FamUv requests in lieu of flowers donations may be made to The American Diabetes Assoc, 1060 N. Kings Cherry HiH, NJ 08034. Arrangements under the direction of GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, Runnemede, NJ.

BECKWITH Of Simpson House, formerly of PaoH, Oct. 17, W2, ETHEL wife of the late Albert mother of Susanna K. Norburv and the late George A. Key; also survived by II grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. Funeral Service and Interment wm be private at the convenience of the family.

CRAFT OF EROENHEIM. BRAZIKA On Oct a W2, JACK, husband of Alice (net Baylin), of The Greenhi Aptv, 1001 City Wvnnewood, father of Stephen M. and Paul R. Braiina; grandfather of Abbv, Brian, Danielle, Michelle. Amy and Kate.

Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services FrL, 12:30 PJVL Havm Salomon Memorial Park (Sec AC), Frazer. Pa. Family be at the late residence. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON BRYAN, ESQ. In Bryn Mawr, on Oct.

21, 1W2. KIRKE, husband of the late Marie (nee Shead), son of the late Millard and Pauline (nee Kirke) Bryan, age M. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral service at 11 AJvl, Oct. 24 at St. John's Episcopal Church, 23 E.

Airy Norristown, Pa. 19401. Int. St. John's Churchyard.

No viewing. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be sent to St. John's Episcopal Church, address above. Arr. by THE BOYD-HORROX FUNERAL HOME, Norristown, Pa.

BUCKLEY MICHAEL on Oct. tt 192, beloved husband of Marv Buckley (nee Thomas), dear father of Dennis M. Buckley. He is also survived by his grandchildren, Michael and Noreen Buckley and his brother, Joseph Buckley. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his viewing and funeral AJVL, at THE REILLY FUNERAL HOME, 2632 Allegheny Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, St. Martin of Twin Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. fft) jfjjj jpjjj eft, 0ft ifffl mlAjljM llflltH.

gH 84, veteran teacher, coach Cleavon Little Emil Weiler, Emil Weiler, 84, who taught in Philadelphia schools for 42 years, died Tuesday at Leader Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Laureldale, Berks County. He had lived in Cedar-brook for 38 years. Mr. Weiler was born in Philadelphia and graduated from German-town High School. He received his bachelor's and master of science degrees from Temple University, where he was elected to the Kappa Phi Kappa Honor Society.

He spent 28 years at Olney High IV gu Dolus I eM4TL 'J of and UK School as a physical-education teacher. During that time, he coached football, baskeball, soccer, gymnastics and golf. In 1958, he was appointed athletic director and head of physical education at West Philadelphia High School, where he remained for 14 years. He retired in 1972. Mr.

Weiler was a former member the Philadelphia Supervisory Committee on High School Athletics a former chairman of the Philadelphia Soccer Committee and the 1 r2 RJlMli A BIO PART OF EVERY SUNDAY affc A A f. afjaUatfcJ 2 E. The book it'll take you seven days to finish. Get the Sunday Inquirer and get TV WeeLseven days' worth of the best 0 A.OM ta, tt a adalM(4J4Wie4l.