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r'riy iMp 't 'jr'' Tj 3B Camden's new incubator to give assistance to fledgling businesses CAMDEN A new incubator is coming here and its j.romott-rs bope to hatch dozens of new jobs. The incubator, in this case a building in North Camden, provides technical and staffing assistance to a variety of new businesses to enable them to survive while they establish themselves. The one planned for Camden will be part of the Poet's Row Industrial Park in North Camden, owned and operated by the Black People's Unity Movement (BPUM) Impact Corp. Executive director Harvey Johnson outlined the prospect for members of the city council yesterday after asking their support for a loan application to the State Urban Development Corporation for about a fourth of the projected 1.2 million cost of the facility. Johnson told the council members that 175 new jobs would be created by the incubator building, to be completed next December.

Also, service-oriented offices will be able to share services like photocopying and telephone answering rather than incur the expense of hiring their own staff. Johnson told the council members that the Camden Economic Development a city government-related agency, will finance part of the total cost with loans totalling 1285.000. while BPUM will put up 1300.000 as an equity investment Also. 20-year bonds will be sold privately through the BPUM to finance the rest of the cost Johnson said the new building will be constructed on a portion of the waterfront industrial park that BPUM acquired several yean ago. It was previously the site of the Knoi Gelatin Co.

plant The BPUM incubator will be the second one established here. The original incubator operates in the Wilson Buildup at Broadway and Cooper Streets. The city is planning another one, according to economic development director Barbara Coscarello, who said studies show there is a need in Camden for 50,000 square feet of incubator space. PHILADELPHIADELAWARE VALLEY E5EA7IH3 NOTICES McMANUS Francis, on December 7t. 1987.

of Cherry Hill. Survived by sisters. Ann McManus. Patricia Bradford and Mary T. Conkling.

Also survived by nephews. Gregory and Robert Conkling. and niece Ann Patricia Conkling. Viewing will be held on Saturday January 2 at to in the SCHETTER FUNERAL HOME. 304 W.

Marlton Pike (Route 70). Cherry Hill. NJ. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. in St.

Peter's Celestine R.C. Church. 402 N. Kings Highway. Cherry Hill.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Family requests Mass Cards in lieu ot flowers. HILL On December 29, 1987 John husband of the late Wilma (nee Weiss) and husband of the late Viola (nee Wedakind). of Vergaand Franklinville, formerly of Margate. Age 85.

Survived by a son, John Hill Jr. of and two daughters, Joan Rahner of Franklinville and Nancy Knowles of Verga; a brother Howard Hill of Florida and a sister Florence Griffith of Levittown. seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service Thursday 1:30 p.m. at the BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, Route 73 and Evesham Road, Marlton (entr.

from Evesham Rd). Interment Bethel Memorial Park, Pennsauken. Friends may call after 12:30 p.m. Thursday. There will be no Wednesday evening viewing.

If desired, memorial donations may be made to the CHANS Hospice, 28 W. Coll-ings Coillngswood, 08108 BLACK Suddenly, on December 1987. Mildred A. (nee Swartz). Wife of the late -Harold J.

of Somerj Point, N.J. Survived by a son David H. Black, M.D. of Cherry Hill, a sister Anetta Swiecicki of -Ocean City; and a brother George Swartz of Ocean City; and three grandchildren David, Susan, and Donald. Services will be private from The HOLL-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME.

West End Avenue at Kings Highway. Haddonfield. Entombment Locust-wood Memorial Park. Contributions as a memorial may be made to your avor-itecharity. BROWN Sit Charles Edward.

Of 823 Tulip Camden. Dec. 25. 1987. Age 66 years.

Survived by wife Christine, 2 sons Gaylon and Charles 2 daughters Vickie Brown and Charline Scott, sister Nettie Carpenter, 6 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services Saturday, 1 1 AM, in the CARL MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 831 VanHook St, Camden, where friends may call after 9 AM. Cremation Egling-ton Crematory, Clarksboro DISXER December 28, 1987. Joseph of Haddonfield. Husband of Tess (nee Nackowitz).

Father of Patricia Disner-Rosen and David Disner, brother of Frances Bid-die, Marian Zieman, Mar jorie Newman Bernard Disner, also 4 grandchildren. Relatives 8. friends are invited' to services Thurs at BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, 5341 State Hwy 38, Pennsauken. Int Crescent Burial Park, Pennsauken. Family will return to the late residence have high school diplomas and the reluctance to grant the police commissioner discretion in promoting high-level managers.

Court orders records erased in man's pardon PHILADELPHIA The state Supreme Court has ordered lower courts to erase all records of crimes for which a 53-year-old man has since been pardoned. "There is no way that the state can retain the record of a former criminal who is as innocent as if he had never committed the offense," said Justice Rolf Larsen in a unanimous opinion released this week. "A pardon without expungement is not a pardon." Accused of beatings, kennel receives acquittal PHILADELPHIA Federal and state authorities have given a Bucks County kennel a clean bill of health one month after an animal rights, group accused employees of beating dogs. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the state Agriculture Department made surprise inspections of the Quaker Farm Kennels before Christmas, officials said.

Reed Macarty, a USDA veterinarian, said his agency's unannounced inspection one week ago turned up only "a few minor violations," which he would not disclose. These stories are based on reporting by The Associated Press. at the request of the New Jersey Casino Control Commission Body of sailor killed in club coming to Dover DOVER, DeL The remains of the Navy technician from Reeders, who was killed in Spain during the weekend was scheduled to arrive at Dover Air Force Base at 9:45 a.m. this morning, base officials announced. Ronald C.

Strong, 22, died of injuries received in a terrorist attack on a USO facility in Barcelona, Spain, on Saturday. His remains will be received by members of his family and Navy representatives, according to LL Cliff Atkinson. Report: Police reluctant to adopt 'quality' reform PHILADELPHIA While significant reforms have been made in the Philadelphia Police Department, the city is reluctant to adopt proposals to provide "quality" policing, a civilian panel reported yesterday. The 11-member Police Commissioner's Council made its comments in an interim report assessing efforts to implement 112 recommendations to reform the department and to make it more community oriented. The report cited the lack of a per-formace-based promotion program, the failure to require recruits to Man bleeds to death after falling on glass PHILADELPHIA A North Philadelphia man bled to death Monday night after he fell qn a piece of window glass he was attempting to carry, police said.

Thomas Walker, 4 1, was rushed to Temple University Health Sciences Center, where he was pronounced dead about 8:30 p.m., said DeL Gerald Whartenby. Walker had removed the glass from the door of an abandoned house at about 7:30 p.m. when he apparently slipped and fell on top of the glass, shattering it The broken glass severed the femoral artery near the groin. Walker pulled the glass out, then walked about a block before he collapsed, authorities said. A pedestrian alerted police.

N.J. probing gratuities given to Phila. sheriff New Jersey officials are investigating accusation that Philadelphia Sheriff Ralph C. Passio III used his office to receive free meals and lodging at several Atlantic City casinos, according to a report published yesterday. John Hagerty, a spokesman for New Jersey State Attorney General Cary Edwards, confirmed that his office was investigating Passio and the casino executives.

Hagerty said the probe was begun MULLER Oscar J. Age 60. Wlliiamsport, PA. Formerly of Somerville. J.

Died on Monday, December 28 in Williamsport. Survived by his wife the former Sara Mrs. Elizabeth Otto, Phoenix, Ariz, Major Susan Andrews, El Paso, Texas, one son Robert Muller, Pine Hill, NJ. Two step-sons Donald Davis, Wenonah, NJ and Kenneth Davis, Williamstown, NJ. Three stepdaughters Mrs.

Jane Jackson, Elmer, NJ, Mrs. Perry Terilla, Akron, Ohio, Miss Alice Davis, Montoursville, PA, one brother Carl Muller, his mother Mrs. Hermine W. Muller, Williamsport, fifteen grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren. Mass will be held on Thursday 9AM In William-sport.

Graveside service will be held at 3PM Thursday at the Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Berlin, NJ. Friends will be received Wednesday from 7 to 9pm at the McCULLOCH FUNERAL HOME, 331 Elmira Williamsport JONES Troy age24of Camden. Died Dec. 28, 1987. He Is survived by his mother Lorraine H.

Jones, two sisters Tracy Housey and Sanja Cooper. One niece Cierra Cooper, Aunts and Uncles. Funeral services Dec. 30, at 12 noon at TUNSIL FUNERAL HOME, 812 Kaighn Camden. Period of meditation from ll-12pm.

Interment Har-leigh Cemetery, Camden. KURZEJA On December 28, 1987. Stanley. Of Run-nemede, J. Formerly of Chicago, III.

Age 91. Husband of the late Victoria E. (nee Majkrzak). Father of Henry and Chester, both of Chicago and Steve of Runnemede. Four grandchildren and three great-grandsons.

Funeral services and interment will be in Chicago. Family requests in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions be made to St. Maria Goretti R.C. Church, Orchard Runnemede, NJ 08078. Arrangements under the direction of GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, Runnemede, NJ.

PELLACANI On December 28, 1987. Dante of Magnolia. Age 87 years. Survived by one brother Raymond of Bricktown. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Monday, January 4th at 9am from the DANKS HINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 125 N.

White Horse Pike, Lindenwold. Mass of Christian Burial 10am St. Gregory's Church, Magnolia. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Berlin. No viewing Sunday eve.

OBITUARIES Gladys Hull Hopkins, 95, Vassar graduate MARCEWICZ Suddenly on December 27, 1987. Lawrence. Husband of Stella (nee Chrzanowski) of Runnemede, NJ. Son of Marie (nee Walinski) and the late Joseph. Beloved father of Michael and Mark, both of Runnemede.

Brother Stanley of Philadelphia and Miss Lean-dra of Runnemede. Relatives, friends and employees of RCA are invited to attend a Memorial Mass on Saturday at 11am at St. Maria Goretti Church, Runnemede. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Mass cards in his name or contributions to the American Heart Association would be appreciation.

Arrangements by the PRED-PELSKI FUNERAL HOME. DiSPALDO On Dec. 28, 1987 Josephine (neeMirena) Beloved wife of Thomas DiSpaldo of Westmont, NJ, age 63 yrs. She is also survived by two sons, Joseph 8. Thomas two daughters Mary D'Antonio 8.

Phyllis Rudi. Two daughters-in-law Lorraine DiSpaldo and Denise DiSpaldo, three brothers Frank Mirena and Angelo and Chris Dundee. One sister, Mary Galone and nine grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thurs. 9am from FOSTER'S FUNERAL HOME, 250 White Horse Pike, Audubon, NJ.

Mass of Christian Burial, lOamatHolySavior Church, Westmont, J. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Wed. eve. 7-9pm.

If desired memorial contributions in her name may be made to The American Cancer Society, 410 White Horse Pike, Haddon NJ. GETLER John W. Sr. of Westville Grove. On December 28, 1987.

Age 69 years. Beloved husband of Mary (nee O'Mara). Father of John W. Jr. Father-in-law of Kathleen.

Brother of Marie Akins, Irvin, Thomas and Francis Marker. Grandfather of four, greatgrandfather of two. Funeral Thursday 9 am from the McGUINNESS FUNERAL HOME, 34 Hunter St. Woodbury. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am.

Most Holy Redeemer R.C. Church. Interment New St. Mary'sCemetery. Viewing Wednesday evening.

GLASS December 28, 1987. Martin of Cherry Hill, NJ. Husband of the late Natalie (nee Glynn). Father of Dr. Larry R.

and Berl Glass, brother of Ephraim and Eernard M. Glass. Services Wednesday 2pm precisely at ROSENBERG RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad Phila. Interment Mt.

Sharon Cemetery, Springfield, Delaware County, PA. RICHARDSON On December 28, 1987, Velma (nee Thomas). Wife of the Rev. Dr. Eugene Juno Richardson of Camden, NJ.

Age 89 years. Also surviving are five daughters Mrs. Leola Eloise Truss of Toledo, Mrs. Eunice Anita Hodge of Camden, Mrs. Altonel lona Griffin of Richmond, Va Mrs.

Sandra Leada Johnson of Voorhees, Mrs. Sharon Anne Richardson Smith of Camden. Three sons Eugene Juno Richardson Jr. of Thomas Ulysses Richardson of Cherry Hill, and William Bennett Ricahrdson Sr. of Cinnaminson, J.

Twenty one grandchildren, twenty two greatgrandchildren. A brother and sister-in-law Mr. Mrs. Herbert (Sarah) Thomas of Huntsville, Ala. and numerous cousins, nieces nephews and other relatives and friends.

Funeral services will be held at Ham on Saturday, January 2, 1988 in the St. John Baptist Church, 30th Mitchell Camden. Where friendsmay call Sat. from 10-llam. Interment Harleigh Cemetery, Camden.

Arrangements by E.J. FLIPPEN FUNERALS, 453 S. 6th Camden. A memorial service will be held in Middletown, Jan. 9 for Gladys Hull Hopkins, the widow of Carleton R.

Hopkins, who was principal of Camden High School from 1924 until 1956. Mrs. Hopkins, 95, died of congestive heart failure on Dec. 14 at a small nursing home in Proctor, Vt. She had been active for six decades in church and community organizations in Camden and Collings-wood.

A native of Hillsgrove, Mrs. Hopkins was a graduate of Vassar College. She taught at various schools in Vermont, South Carolina and Virginia before moving to Camden in 1921. In 1980, she moved to Middletown, Conn. While in Camden, Mrs.

Hopkins was active in the Girl Scouts, and was vice president of the East Camden Women's Club, a member of the board of the Camden YWCA and chairwoman of its Committee on Race Relations. She was a member of the New Jersey Interracial Committee of Church Women, president of the Missionary Society and superintendent of the Primary Department of the Westminster Presbyterian Church. In Collingswood, Mrs. Hopkins was president of the Women's Missionary Society of the Camden District to the West Jersey Presbyterial, secretary of the Presby-terial's social education and action committee and representative to the Collingswood Church Council of Women. She also was active in the American Association of University Women and was an active member of the Philadelphia Vassar Club.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James Gray of Proctor, and Jeannette Hopkins, of Middletown, five grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. A memorial service will be conducted at the home of her daughter, Jeannette Hopkins, 329 Washington Terrace, Middletown, on Jan. 9 at 5 p.m. The Barnard Funeral Home in Pittsfield, Vt.

is handling arrangements. Josephine DiSpaldo, Westmont resident MARKIEWICZ On December 27, 1987, Elizabeth (Bennett) of Gloucester City, NJ. Age 61 years. Beloved wife of the late, Michael also survived by two nephews, Clifford Mitchell and wife Monika of Linden-wold, Paul Mitchell and wife Jane of Erial, one niece, Betty Sue Hagan and husband Mike of Lindenwold, one brother-in-law, Joseph Markiewicz of Willingboro, two sisters-in-law, Edith Mitchell and Stephanie Ranieri of Bell-mawr, also special friends Alice Bennett, Burt Bennett, Adolf and Eva Fie-belkorn, seven great nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are kindly Invited to attend the funeral Thursday, 9am at THE R.C.

TOMASELLO FUNERAL HOME, 200 S. Black Horse Pike, Bellmawr.Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 10am at Sacred Heart R.C.Church, Mt. Ephraim. Interment New St. Mary's Cemetery.

Friends may call Wednesday after 7pm atthefuneralhome. SCULLIN On December 29, 1987. Catherine C. of Pine Hill, N.J. Beloved daughter of the late John and Catherine Scullin.

Age 70. Survived by a brother John of Washington, D.C.; sisters Jane Bowers of Pine Hill and Alice Becker of Phila. Relatives and friends will meet Monday 9 AM at The ORA L. WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME, 51 Park Clementon, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM St.

Edward's R.C. Church. Interment New Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Sunday eve 7-9 PM. Haddon Township; three brothers, Frank Mirena of Blackwood and Angelo and Christian Dundee, both of Miami, one sister, Mary Galone; and nine grandchildren.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday at Holy Savior Roman Catholic Church, Emerald Avenue, here. Friends may call tonight at Foster's Funeral Home, 250 White Horse Pike, Audubon. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill. Memorial contributions may be sent to the American Cancer Society, 410 White Horse Pike, Haddon Heights.

HADDON TWP. Josephine DiSpaldo, a 10-year resident of the Westmont section of the township, died Monday at West Jersey Hospital in Camden after a long illness. She was 63. Mrs. DiSpaldo was an active member of the Holy Savior Roman Catholic Church here, a member of the church bowling league and a volunteer for Deborah Hospital in Browns Mills.

Surviving are her husband, Thomas; two sons, Joseph of Pennsylvania and Thomas of Haddon Township; two daughters, Mary D'Antonio and Phyllis Rudi, both of HANKS Howard D. of Anacortes, Wash. Died at age 83. He was born in Lockhart, Texas, June 12, 1904. Died in Oak Harbor, Washington, December 28, 1987.

STITES On December 29, 1987, Charles Edward. Husband of Adele A. (nee Galaini-Adams) of Haddon Heights, NJ. Due notice of the funeral arrangements will be given by the EUGENE J. ZALE FUNERAL HOME INC OF George Schatz, 85, Cherry Hill resident I Wi Sfti it itim MTi i DELUCA FLOWERS, INC.

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Also, he served as a board member of the United Jewish Appeal and the Jewish Federation. From 1919 to 1922, he also served as a Navy seaman. Surviving are his daughter, Elaine Sussman of Princeton; one brother, Phillip Schatz of Cherry Hill; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Berschler Funeral Home, Pennsauken.

Interment will be at Crescent Burial Park in MADELYN'S FLOWERS GIFTS All Major Credit Cards Camden 963-8405 CHERRY HILL George Schatz, a longtime resident of the township, died Monday after a lengthy illness. Mr. Schatz, who was 85, was a former owner and president of George's Auto Repair Center, which he founded in Pennsauken in 1922. In 1948, he established Automotive and Ignition Parts in Pennsauken. Because of ill health, Mr.

Schatz sold both businesses and retired last year. He was a member of the Sons of Italy in Cherry Hill, Mizpah Lodge No. 245 Crescent Shrine of Tren THIEL On December 29, 1987, Clara G. (nee Miller). Age 65 years.

Wife of the late Harry J. of Runnemede, J. Surviving are two sons, four sisters, two brothers, one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Thurs. 10am at the GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, 126 S.

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The cause of death was undetermined and under investigation, although police Detective Sgt. Paul DiMartino said there were no signs of violence. An autopsy was to be performed today. Authorities said Mr. Bissell's fiancee, dancer Amy Rose, found his body when she returned to the apartment after several days of performing in Los Angeles.

"Patrick Bissell was without a doubt one of the brightest lights in the history of American Ballet Theatre, of for that matter, in the FLORIST Berlin 768-0045 Major Credit Cards Accepted KELLY'S GREENS FLORIST Serving All Funeral Homes Burlington Camden County Mt. Laurel 778-5993 (bum FLOWERS SHOW YOU CARE FROM COOK'S FLORIST Specialist tor 40 Years Runnemede 931-7168 SWANSEA, Wales (AP) A British woman listed as the oldest person in the world, Anna Eliza Williams, has died at the age of 114 years and 209 days, a government official said yesterday. Mrs. Williams died Sunday night at the Tuxedo Home for the Aged in Swansea, southern Wales, where she lived for several years, the official said. "She really of old age," he said.

"She just sort of ran out of steam." The Guinness Book of Records says Mrs. Williams became the world's oldest living person when Mamie Keith of Libertyville, 111., died in September 1986 at age 113. Maren Torp of Norway who turned 111 last week now become's the oldest person on record. In cherished and loving memory of the Dr. Rev.

Allen Maurice Byrd. Your absence has touched the lives of many, while bringing each a step closer to Jesus Christ. Your smile, love, church, family, and work shall continue in Jesus' name, amen. Prayerfully, Miracle Centers, Family (In memory of Dr. Byrd, a service will be held Jan.

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