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2B COURIER-POST, Tuesday, December 30, 1980 OBITUARIES HATH NOTICE Harry R. Deith, former legislator and labor activist BOYLE December 28, 1980. William J. (Bucky). Dearest friend of Mae Johnton of West-vllle, N.J.

Formerly of Gloucester, N.J. Age 62 years. Also survived by two daughters, Mrs. Beth Lalgaie and Mrs. Diane Franchl.

One son, William J. Boyle, Jr. Seven grandchildren. One sister, Mrs. Margaret Heitmaft.

One brother Charles Boyle. Relatives and friends, also members of the Army and Navy Garrison 52 and Sportsman AC Clubol Gloucester, will meet Friday 9am at the ETHER INGTON FUNERAL HOME, 700 Powell Gloucester. Mass of Ressurrectlon 10am St. Mary's Church. Interment New St.

Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday SPRUILL On December 29, 1980, Warren A. Husband of Alice V. (nee Slemmer) of Camden, N.J. Age 69 years.

Survived by a son Warren A. Jr. of Camden, daughters Mrs. Dolores A. Hesser of Pennsauken, Ms.

Shirley L. Catling of Atco, Mrs. Linda A. Rao of Mt. Ephraim, a brother Clifton H.

Spruill of Camden, sisters Mrs. Margaret Wade of Pennsauken, Mrs. Dorothy Yeager of Weslmont, six grandchildren. Relatives ft friends of the family members of the Liberty Yearly Benefical Association of Camden ft the Sr. Citizen's Golden Age Club of Camden are invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday 10am from the ROEOEL FUNERAL HOME, 804-06 North 27th Camden, N.J.

Interment Bethel Memorial Park. Friends may call Tuesdayevening. DEITH Harry R. Age 71. Of 3 Bayonna Place, Ocean City, N.J.

Formerly of Collingswood, N.J. On December. 29, 1980. Survived by wife, Valeda L. (nee Lynch), two daughters, Mrs.

Jane Thomas and Ellen Albertson, one son, Harry one sister, Mrs. Helen D. Haskell, four grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service on Friday, January 2 at 1 1 a.m. at St.

Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Park and Dill Collingswood. Interment Eglington Cemetery. Friends will be received on Friday at 10 a.m. in the Church Parlor. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, contributions may be made to the American Heart 32 E.

High Glassboro. Arrangements under the direction of HAROLD E. HAINES FUNBRAL HOME, MWestHolly Avenue, Pitman, N.J. seriously wounded and widows of men who have died in the service of their country, he said. A veteran of World War Mr.

Deith was past president of the New Jersey Industrial Union Council of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) and a former secretary of Local 1, Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America, CIO. Mr. Deith was a member of the Collingswood Lions Club. He served as president of the Gloucester Township Democratic Club and volunteered his services at the Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers Point. He is survived by his wife, Valeda two daughters, Ellen Albertson of Mantua and Jane Thomas of Largo, one son, Harry A.

of Lexington, S.C.; one sister, Helen D. Haskell of Barrington; and four grandchildren. Funeral services, under the direction of Harold E. Haines Funeral Home, 30 W. Holly Pitman, will be 1 1 a.m.

Friday at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Park and Dill avenues, Collingswood. Friends and relatives may call at 10 a.m. in the church parlor. Burial will be at Eglington Cemetery, Clarksboro.

OCEAN CITY Harry R. Deith, a former state assemblyman and an outspoken advocate of workers' rights, died yesterday at Underwood-Memorial Hospital, Woodbury. He was 71. A former Collingswood resident, Mr. Deith moved to Ocean City three years ago after retiring as a Camden County probation officer.

Mr. Deith was a Camden County Democrat who served three years in the Assembly from 1944 to 1946. During an address before members of the Ninth Ward Democratic Association headquarters in 1945, Mr. Deith, a candidate for re-election, said, "I think the three most important bills are the Workmen's Compensation Act, Unemployment Compensation and the Migrant Labor Bill. Of these, the unemployment bill is the most important." Following a conference with the president of the Camden Board of Education in the fall of 1945, Deith was convinced of a dire need for professional child-care centers, as well as additional legislation to strengthen the state's child labor laws.

"We also intend to obtain state aid for child centers. need for child-care centers goes on, however, because there will be more mothers who must work in the postwar period than before the war wives of servicemen who had been Ellen V.F. Willits, 102, taught piano for years MASTRO On December 29, 1980. Anna (nee DIBesg--: sauken, N.J. Age 76.

Survived by step-daughter Mrs. Nancy Monteleone, Pennsauken, a neice Mrs. Anna Scavo, New York City, N.Y. Also survived by four step-grandchildren. Viewing and funeral private at the convenience of the family.

Funeral arrangements by THE JOSEPH A. FALCO FUNERAL HOMES. MAULL On December 29, 1980. Kathryn A. (nee Mulllner).

Wife of the late Harry of Audu- bon. Age 78 years. Survived by a brother, Andrew Mulllner of Mt. Ephraim. A sister Mrs.

Florence Knlfelj. Three cousins, Dr. Thomas Hughes, Dr. A. Joseph Hughes and Mrs.

Margaret King. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Friday 9am at the HENRY FUNERAL HOME, 152 W. Atlantic Audubon. Mass of Christian Burial at 10am at St. Rose of Lima Church, Haddon Hts.

Interment New St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 7-9, McGRATH George on Dec. 27, 1980 of Camden, N.J. Age 80 years.

Beloved uncle of Mae Boris, Dorothy Betty Bob ft Jim Connors. He Is also survived by many other nieces 'ft, nephews. McGrath a native of Newfoundland, Canada was a retired dock builder, FuneralS. Dec. 3) at 9am from the MAHAF-FEY FUNERAL HOME, 1) E.

Kings High- way, Mt. Ephraim, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial from St. Margaret's Church, Woodbury Friends may call Tuesday eve, from 7-9pm. Int.

New St. Bellmawr, N.J. In lieu of any other expressions of sympathy Mass Cardswould be greatlyappreciated, McNEMAR On December 28, 1980, Franklin B. Hus- -band of Jessie A. (nee Adams).

Of Bellmawr, N.J. Age 8.2 years. Father of Walter C. McNemar of Audubon, two grahdchil- dren. Relatives and friends may call Wednesday morning 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.

at the GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, Black Horse Pk, and Haverford Runne-mede. Funeral services 11 a.m. Bethany Lutheran Church, Gloucester City. Interment Locustwood Memorial Park, Cherry Hill. PANCELLI On December 29, 1980.

Anna. Of Cherry Hill, N.J. Due notice of the funeral will be given from THE JOSEPH A. FALCO FUNERAL HOMES, 6600 North Browning Road, Pennsauken and 1016 Haddonfield Road, Cherry Hill, N.J. PRICE Of Chestnut Street, Woodbury.

Formerly of Williamstown. On December 29, 1980. Harry. Age 69 years. Survived by three brothers; Richard of Palmyra, William of Hershey, Pa.

and Arthur of Williamstown, A sister Mrs. Mary Petersen of Williamstown. Funeral services will be Wednesday I p.m. BELL FUNERAL HOME, 420 South Main Street, Williamstown. Interment Brotherhood Cemetery.

Friends may call Wednesday 1 p.m. to service time at the funeral home. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy contributions may be made to the family. REILEY Of Aldan, Pa. On Oecember 28, 1980.

Bertha (nee Burkhardt). Wife of the late Oliver C. Relley and mother of Elizabeth Nickle and Oliver C. Reiley. Also survived by two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Services and interment In Glenwood Memorial Gardens private. (M. P. WILLIAMS, CLIFTON HEIGHTS, REITZLER On December 27, 1980.Vlnite A. beloved wife of George Reitiler of Cherry Hill, N.J., formerly of W.

Collingswood, N.J. Age 84 years. She Is also survived by a son Robert of Westport, a daughter Mrs. Lillian Lauber of Cherry Hill. Two grandchildren and a sister Mrs.

Marie Bacon of Delanco, N.J. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral serviceson Wednesday 11 a.m. atFOSTERS FUNERAL HOME, Haddon Lees Collingswood, N.J. Interment Harleigh Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 10-11 a.m.

Memorial contrlbu- tions may be made in her name. to the Camden Co. Heart 764S Maple Pennsauken, N.J. SIHR William F. On December 29, 1980.

Of 632 Topeka Avenue, Mantua. Husband of Ellen (nee Manning). Age 62 years. Also survived by sons Richard of Audubon, William Jr. of Mt.

Laurel. Brother John of Florida. Sister Anna Ireland of Pennsauken. Five grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Wednesday 11 a.m.

at First Baptist Church, Madison Avenue, Mantua. Interment Bethel Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening 7 to 9 p.m. at SMITH FUNERAL HOME, 47 Main Street, Contributions may be given in his memory to The First Baptist Church of Mantua. SMIGLEWSKI On December 27, 1980.

Helen M. (nee Mulawa). Wife of the late Lawrence F. Of Camden, N. J.

Age 66. Beloved mother of Wayne of Blackwood, three grandchildren. Sister of Anthony Mulava, of Barrington, Adam Mulawa, of Cherry Hill and Mrs. Anna Gruzewski, of Camden. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, 8 AM, at the CIECHANOWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 1309 So.

Tenth Camden. Mass of the Resurrection 9 AM, St. Joseph's Church. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Viewing Wednesday morning prior to Mass. ContributioAsmaybemadeloSt. Joseph's Church, SouthCamden. Ellen Vinton Ford Willits, a longtime Haddonfield resident who taught piano lessons to many generations of borough children, is dead at the age of 102. She died Friday at Jeanes Hospital, Philadelphia.

Mrs. Willits was born in Camden on Oct. 19, 1878, and moved to Haddonfield with her family in 1912. She attended the Friends Central School in Philadelphia and continued her study at the Philadelphia Conservatory of Music, which recognized her as an affiliated teacher in 1914. The Art Publication Society certified her as a piano teacher in 1916.

Mrs. Willits also composed music and was awarded a gold medal for TAYLOR On December 29, 1980. Violet K. (nee Pfeifter). Beloved wife of the late Clarence.

Of 429 Eighth Ave, Lindenwold, N.J. (Formerly of Clementon). Age 72 years. Survived by sons; Robert J. of Lindenwold, William C.

of Berlin Twp. Brother; Thomas Johnson of Pine Hill. Sister Lauretta Rless of Berlin. Four grandchildren. Relatives and frlendS of the family, also members of Clementon PTA, Clementon A.A.Plre Company Aux Cam-' denCOunty Fire State Firemens Aux.

and employees of The Clementon School System are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 9 a.m. at THE ORA L. WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME, 51 Park Boulevard, Clementon, N.J. Interment Locustwood Memorial Park. Friends may call Friday evening.

VITOLO On 122980, Ralph A. Husband of the late Ethel of Audubon. Formerly of Falrview, Camden. Age 75 years. Survived by two sons Ralph A.

Jr. of Audubon ft Gary P. of Bellmawr, two grandsons Steven ft Gary two sisters Mrs. Rose Prlmevera of Turnersville ft Mrs. Antoinette' Gaudio of Oaklyn.

Mr. Vitolo was a retired employee of Universal Rundle Corp. of Pennsauken ft a former member of the Fairview Little League. Relatives friendsare invited to attend the funeral Saturday at 9am at the MYRTETUS FUNERAL HOME, 1530 Collings Fairview, Camden. Mass of the Resurrection 10am at St.

Joan of Arc Church. Interment New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. Friends may call Friday evening. WILLIAMS On December 29, 1980.

Gertrude F. (nee Padgett). Wife of the late Rev. John Williams of 6 Bennett Way, West Berlin, N. formerlyof Haddonfield.

Due notice of the funeral will be given by HOLL-MURPHY OFHADDONFIELD WURST On Oecember 27, 1980. Clarence L. beloved husband of Rose M. (nee Grimes) of 34 Highland Clementon, N.J. Age 83 years.

Survived by daughters Margaret Wolf of Clementon, Marie Kengott of Lindenwold, Bonnie Hickman of Calif. Ten grandchildren, fourteen great-grandchildren and one brother Charles, Relatives and friends of the family also employees Of Camden County Highway Dept. will meet Wednesday 9 a.m. at the ORA L. WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME, SI Park Clementon, N.J.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. St. Edward's R.C. Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Friends may call Tuesday evening. IN MEMORIAM LIVECCHI In loving memory of my beloved Mom, Giovanna, on her passing, one yearago. December30thcomeswith sad regret, and this Is the day I will never forget. Years of sacrifice, little of play, loving and giving, smoothing the way. Life is too short Mom, you were gentle, unselfish ft always ready to do.

Tears still flow because I love miss you so. My best friend, dear mom, was you. Daughter, Frances. NARDUCCI In sad and loving memory of our brother, Bill, who passed away one year ago today. We do not know the pain you felt or heard your final Sigh, we only know you left us without a last goodbye.

To those who have a brother, treat him with tender care, for the day may suddenly come, you may not find him there. Sadly missed and loved by your brothers Tom, Anthony and Michael. NARDUCCI In sad and loving memory of our dear son, Frank (Bill) Narducci who passed away one year ago today. A heart of gold stopped beating, two smiling eyes at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best. If teardrops could build a stairway and our hearts could lead the way, we'd climb the stairs to heaven to be with you today.

Sadly missed and loved by Mom ft Dad. NARDUCCI In sad and loving memory of my brother, Bill, who passed away on December 30, 1979. Bill: God took you from us just a year ago. When you left you took the heart from the whole family. Nothing and noone will ever replace you.

We love you and miss you so much. Love Mae, Dolly and Lucille. ROMANO In loving memory of our daughter and sister, Mary Anne, on her 27th birthday. Mayyour first birthday in heaven bef ull of cheer and may you be happy our Mary Anne dear, you went away and made us all sad but you left all your sweet memories you had. We all loved you but you went away and how much we still love you we cannot say.

You gaveus happlnessand oy to remember and we'll think of you especially this December. Our family and you were like peas in a pod, but lust you remember, you're I heaven with God. Sadly missed by the Romano family, all relatlvesand friends. KNIGHT FUNERAL HOME, Int. 14 Rich Brlln, N.J.

06009 767-0007 James Knight, Mgr. BRANDT On December 28, 1980, of Gloucester City, N.J. Joseph A. Brandt. Age 70 years.

Beloved husband of Agnes E. Brandt (nee Conroy). Survived by a son Joseph M. and daughler-in-law Anne, a son Michael a son William A. and Daughter-in-law Ginny, all of Gloucester City.

Four grandchildren, Susan, Theresa, Joanne and Kelly Ann. Three sisters Anna DiPie-tro, Camden, Mrs. Catherine Sheridan and Mrs. Emma Calnon both of Gloucester City. Relatives, friends and members of Gloucester City Senior Citizens, Forres-.

tersof America Court Washington and the Old Timers Assn. of Gloucester City are invited to the funeral on Wednesday 8:30 a.m. MCCANN FUNERAL HOME, 851 Monmouth Gloucester City, N.J. Mass ot Resurrection 9:30 a.m. St.

Mary's Church. Interment New St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening at the funeral home. Contributions to St.

Mary's Church Special Fund, would be appreciated by his family. BROWN (Max) Leo, of 743 Spruce Street Camden, on December 25, 1980. Age 26 years. Survived by father mother Mr. Leo Charlotte Brown, maternal grandparents Joseph Grace Goldsboro, paternal grandmother Margaret Brown.

Four Aunts Mrs. Norma Ingram, Mrs. Evely Reed, Mrs. Catherine Tadlock, Mrs. Roberta Wilson, three Uncles Mr Howard Ingram, Mr.

Alfonso Reed, Mr. Kenneth Tadlock. God Daughter Angel. Relatives friends are invited to attend funeral services Friday 8 p.m. at the Hosanna A.

E. Church, 30th 4 Saunders Street Camden. Where friends may call after 6. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Funeral services under the direction of CARL MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Camden.

BROWN On December 26th, 1980. George W. Formerly of Kenilworth Road, Marlton. Age 77 years. Surviving are a son Thomas Roller of Mt.

Laurel. A sister Mrs. Nell Fitzgerald of Camden. Funeral services Tuesday Ham at the PERINCHIEF CHAPELS, 438 High Street, Mt. Holly.

Interment Locustwood Memorial Park, Cherry Hill. Friendsmaycall Tuesday 10-11. CETTEI On December 28, 1980. Elizabeth R. (nee Burgo) of Haddonfield, N.J.

Age 87 years. Surviving are three sons, Ralph, Joseph and all of Haddonfield. Three daughters, Mrs. Mary Weber of Merchantville, Mrs. Carrie Costanzo of Haddonfield and Mrs.

Ann Zerlllo of Cherry Hill. Also sur-vivingare fourteen grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. in the BOCCO FUNERAL HOME, 1300 N. Cherry Hill, N.J.

HighMass of Christian Burial and Communion will be celebrated at 10 a.m. in St. Vincent Pal-lotti R.C, Church, Hopkins Haddon Twp. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill. Viewing Tuesday evening in the funeral home after 7 p.m.

Parking on premises. COKOS Mary H. (Klki). December 29, 1980 suddenly, (nee Petsis). Beloved wife of John.

Mother of Gus, John, and Paula Bendo. Loving grandmother of six. Sister of James and Alex Petsis, Frances Bende and Diamond Kume. Relatives and friends may meet and attend the funeral services Wednesday 11AM Saint John Chrysostom Albanian Orthodox Church, 5 Franklin Plaza, Philadelphia. Viewing Tuesday eve 7-9 at THE L.

A. DIGI ACOMQ FUNERAL HOME, 1055 South Hampton Road, Philadelphia. Interment Oakland Cem. Memorial contributions to The Church would be OTHER DEATHS Dr. John R.

Rice, 85, described as "the last of the old-time evangelists" and author of more than 200 religious booklets, will be buried tomorrow in Murfreesboro, Tenn. A high Mass will be held tomorrow in Yonkers, N.Y., for Gregory Batt-cock, a prominent art critic and William Paterson College professor, who was found stabbed to death last week in his San Juan apartment. He joined Gannett Rochester Newspapers, composed of the Rochester Times-Union and the Rochester Democrat Chronicle, in 1971 as executive editor and was named editorial chairman in 1977. Mr. Dunham is survived by his wife, Maureen, whom he married in 1954; and three daughters, Caroline of Berkeley, Sara of Washington, D.C., and Elisabeth, living at home.

Funeral arrangements have not been completed. autopsy slated He called that move "a legal loophole that allows the prisoner to sign himself into another prison, from parental care to the military." He was stationed in Okinawa, San Diego and Twentynine Palms, Calif. When he received his discharge after two years, Hardin moved to Greenwich Village in New York City and enrolled in the American Academy of Dramatic Art. His theatrical ambitions lasted two weeks. When he quit acting lessons, he bought a guitar and began writing tunes.

He formed a band and played at the Night Owl Cafe in Greenwich Village before he started DONAGHY On December 28, Patrick J. Beloved husband of Edna E. (Tiny) nee Marquardt of. Gloucester City, N.J. Age 72 years, Also surviving a brother Frank of Gloucester City, a sister Catherine Hughes of Highland Beach, Fla.

Relatives, friends ft employees of E.I. Dupont Chambers Works, Deepwater are Invited to the funeral on Saturday at the ETH-ERINGTON FUNERAL HOME, 700 Powell Gloucester City. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Mary's Church, Gloucester City at Interment Harleigh Cemetery. Memorial donations to the Special Fund of St.

Mary's Church, Gloucester City would beappreclated. FARINA Suddenly on December 28, 1980, Marguerite A. (nee Simmons). Wife of Frank K. of Palmyra, N.J.

Relatives ft friends arenvlted toattendtheMassof Resurrection Tuesday 8pm at Sacred Heart Church, 4th Linden Aves.R!verton, N.J., where friends may call Tuesday evening after Final Commendation and Entombment Wednesday at the Chapel of Calvary Cemetery Mausoleum, Cherry Hill, N.J. Family requests memorial contributions be made to the donor's favorite charity. Arrangements by THE ROBERT J. BLAKE FUNERAL HOME, Collingswood. FULGINITI On December 29, 1980 Antoinette M.

(nee Panichelli) beloved wife of Anthony of Camden, N.J. Age 67 years. Devoted mother of Mrs. Mildred F. Sosl, Linden-wold, J.

Richard, Blackwood, dear sister of Miss Peggy Panichelli, Mrs. Elizabeth Pagllone, Camden. Also survived by grandchildren Guldo, Toni, Paul, ft Chris Sosl and Laura Susan Fulginlti. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at the JOSEPH A.

FALCO FUNERAL HOME, 6600 N. Browning Road Pennsauken, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial celebrated at 10 a.m. In the Church of St. Stephen Browning Rd.

Pennsauken. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Viewing at funeral home on Tuesday evening after 7 p.m. Parking on premises. GATTl'SO On December 27, 1980 Amelia (nee Cordl-vari Beloved wife of Frank of Bear, Delaware.

Age 43 years. Also surviving are sons Frank and Michael S. both at home, mother Mrs. AdelineCordlvari, Bear, Oe brother Jack Cordivarl, Brlgantine, N.J., sister Mrs. Dora Cavallerl, Phils.

Relatives and friends of the family art Invited to attend Mass of Resurrection Wednesday 10 AM In St. Peter Ctlestlnt R.C. Church, 402 N. Kings Cherry Hill, N.J. Entombment Calvary cemetery.

Family request no flowers, for those who wish, contributions to the Amelia Gattuso Memorial Fund co Robert Gibson 43 Longwood Stratford, N.J. 08084 would be appreciated. Arrangements by SCHETTER FUNERAL HOME, Cherry Hill, N.J. GOLDSTEIN December 23rd, 1980 In Kingston, Jamaica. Linda Barbara of 12 Ivy Lane North, Cherry Hill, N.J.

Age 24. Dearest daughter of Leanore Marvin Goldstein. Sister of David Goldstein. Dear granddaughter of Roslyn and Harry Shapiro. Relatives and Friends are Invited to services Wednesday 12 noon at the BERSCHLER CHAPEL, 4300 North Broad Street, Philadelphia.

Interment Mt. Lebanon Cem. The family will return to her late residence. Contributions in her memory may be made to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation of Southern N.J., 496 North HOGENTOGLER On December 26, 1980Mary (nee Alloway). Wife of Charles H.

of Villas, N.J. formerly of Audubon. Also survived by one daughter Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ingling of Audubon, seven grandchildren, one great grandchild, two brothers John Alloway of Villas, Samuel Alloway of Merchantville, two sisters Mrs. Harriet Waxier and Catherine Butler both of Villas.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral serviceson Wednesday at2PM at the ALLOWAY FUNERAL HOME, 31S E. Maple (Corner of Cove Rd. and Maple Ave.) Merchantville. No viewing Tuesday evening. Relatives and friends may call after 12 Noon Wednesday.

Should friends desire, donations to the American Heart Asso. or the American Cancer Societywouldbeappreciated. HOUSEMAN On Oecember 28th, 1980. Catherine R. nee Cunningham) Wife of the late Francis of Trent Court Apartments, Lindenwold, N.J.

Age 63. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Marie Fellows, Orexel Hill, Pa. and Mrs. Marge Leahey, Stratford.

Ten grandchildren. Two great grandsons. Two sisters Mrs. Margaret Diamond, Penn Valley, Pa. and Miss Anna Cunningham of Philadelphia.

Relatives and Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday at 9am at the DANKS-HINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 125 North White Horse Pike, Lindenwold. Mass of Christian Bur-, lal 10am St. Lawrence Church, Lindenwold. Interment White Marsh Memorial Park, Horsham Twp, Pa. Friends may call Tuesdayevenlng7to9pm.

LLOYD On December 29, 1980. Paul. Beloved husband of Alberta nee Falco). Of Cinhamin-son, N.J. Due notice of the funeral will be given by THE JOSEPH A.

FALCO FUNERAL HOMES, 6600 North Browing Road, Pennsauken and 1016 Haddonfield 'JOHN A. HEALEY Funeral Home 9 White Horse Pike, Haddon Heights, N.J. 547-1675 BELL FUNERAL HOME EM. 1I7S John 8. Ml Mgr.

Rotxrt A. Htnntuy Assoc. 420 S. Main St. Williamstown, N.J.

08094 Tl60t-62t-7244 Marguerite A. Farina, educator PALMYRA Marguerite A. Farina, former Gloucester City teacher and elementary school principal, died Sunday at her home here. She was 69. Mrs.

Farina, who was a teaching principal at the Brown Street Public School in Gloucester City for 44 years until her retirement, was a former resident of Riverton. She was an active member of the New Jersey Education Association and the retired Camden County Teachers Association. She also belonged to the Porch Club of Riverton, Haddon Fortnightly in Haddonfield, the Mer- one of her compositions in 1929 from the Society of Arts and Letters of Philadelphia. She also was active in the Haddon Fortnightly, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Haddonfield Garden Club and Grace Episcopal Church. For many years, Mrs.

Willits and her husband, Josiah, lived at her family home at 18 W. Kings Highway in Haddonfield. Mr. Willits died in 1969. For the last 10 years, Mrs.

Willits resided at Friends Hall of Fox Chase in Cheltenham, Pa. Mrs. Willits is survived by four nieces. Private funeral services have been held. chantville and Riverton country clubs and Catholic Daughters of America.

Mrs. Farina is survived by her husband, Frank K. There will be a viewing after 6:30 tonight at the Sacred Heart Church, Fourth and Linden avenues, Riverton, where Mrs. Farina was an active parishioner for many years. There will be a Mass of the Resurrection at the church at 8 p.m.

Entombment, under the direction of the Robert J. Blake Funeral Home, 226 Collings Collingswood, will be at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Chapel of Calvary Cemetery Mau- soleum, Cherry Hill. at one point had paralyzed him, but had been recovering and was expected back to work Jan. 5.

Mr. Dunham started his career in 1945 as a reporter for New York's Binghamton Press, working his way to the position of city editor in the next 20 years. In 1965, he was named editor of the Courier-Post and served in that capacity for two years, after which he was editor of the Hartford (Conn.) Times from 1967 to 1971. Although Hardin thought of himself more as a jazz artist, a strong undercurrent of blues and country in most of his music gained him a following among folk music fans. As a writer, Hardin was almost invariably a romantic, never topical or surrealistic.

Some of Hardin's best known songs were "Don't Make Promises," "Green Rocky Road," "Reasons to Believe" and "Misty Roses." Hardin, whose father was a bass player and whose mother was a violinist and concert mistress with the Portland Civic Symphony in Oregon, dropped out of high school in Eugene, after three years and enlisted in the Marines. Stuart A. Dunham, former Courier-Post editor Gannett News Service Former Courier-Post editor Stuart A. Dunham died yesterday in suburban Rochester, N.Y., of an apparent heart attack. He was 60.

Mr. Dunham, a resident of Pitts-ford, N.Y., was editorial chairman of Gannett Rochester Newspapers at the time of his death. A spokesman for Gannett Co. Inc. said Mr.

Dunham had been suffering from a viral infection identified as Guillaume-Barre syndrome, which Man believed armed gets $2,600 at bank BURLINGTON TWP. Police laid they are looking for a gruff-voiced man who escaped with about $2,600 yesterday after holding up four tellers at the LaGorce Square branch office of Provident Savings Bank on Route 130. Police said the man entered the bank shortly after 10 a.m. and pointed a paper bag that appeared to contain a gun at the tellers. There were no customers inside the bank at the time of the robbery.

Folksinger Hardin found dead; Associated Press HOLLYWOOD An autopsy will be conducted to help determine what caused the death of folksinger Tim Hardin, 39, best known as the composer of "If I Were a Carpenter," police said. Police found Hardin's body at his apartment around 6:30 p.m. yesterday after receiving an anonymous telephone tip, said Sgt. Frank Spangler. The cause of death was not immediately determined, but Spangler said there was no evidence of foul play.

Hardin, who began recording in 1963, was a descendant of the legendary western outlaw John Wesley Hardin. CLOSED WEDNESDAY ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH IN FAMILY SHAPIRO SHOE STORE 219 Broadway Camden, N.J. WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY MORNING 9:30 A.M..