Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DELAWARE COUNTY DAILY TIMES Chester. Pa. Friday, January 9,1976 Obituaries John L. Pepper, sh hurt lTrainer advances Media youth Delco osteopath Bessie F.Boyle Bessie F. Boyle, 66, 1012 Terrill Chester, died a a CrozerChester Medical Center, Upland.

She was born and lived her entire life in Chester. She had been employed by Ewing Thomas Co. and the former Sharp Dohme Co. in Chester and Glenolden, respectively. Mrs.

Boyle was a member of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of the St. Rose of Lima Church, Eddystone. She was a charter member of the Fraternal Order of Police Ladies Auxiliary. Her husband, former police Sgt. John C.

Boyle, died in 1968. She is survived by one son, Robert at whose Chester home she bad resided; one brother, Albert Harkness of Chester, and four grandchildren. The funeral will be at 8 a.m. Saturday at the George J. White Funeral Home, 311 North Swartuinore Ridley Park.

Mass of Christian Burial will be at 9 a.m. in St. Rose of Lima Church. Burial will be in SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Marpie, and calling hours will be after 7 tonight He was a member of the Prospect Hill Baptist Church, and was on the board of deacons of the church.

He also was adult supervisor of the Sunday school there. He is survived by his wife, Irene a son, William H. Jr, of a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Van Horn, of McGuire Air Force Base, N.J.; five sisters.sMrs. a i a Oklahoma, Mrs.

Faye Harwell, of California, Mrs. Alberta Glover, of Tennesee, Mrs. Minnie Thompson, of Oklahoma, and Mrs. Elsie Presser, of Kansas; and four grandchildren. The funeral will be 4 p.m.

Sunday at Prospect Hill Baptist Church, Lincoln Avenue, Prospect Park. Burial will be in Valley Forge Gardens, Valley Forge. Memorial gifts may be made in his name to the American Cancer Society, Delaware County unit, 1740 S. State Road, Upper Darby, 19082. Richard Cattilini Andrew Hatala Andrew Hatala, a founder of St.

Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Chester, died Tuesday at Fair Acres, Middletown. He resided at 2517 W. 4th Chester. He worked at Knabb Barrel Works as a cooper for 25 years, retiring in 1955. He also worked for Sun Oil Co.

He was born in Czechoslovakia, came to America in 1910 and settled in Philadelphia. He married the late Anna Vacho Hatala in 1914. He was affiliated with St. Nicholas Church. He also belonged to to the Russian Orthodox Mutual Aid Society, and the Russian Orthodox fraternity, Lubov.

He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Helen Trosino Korzik, of Chester, Mrs. Ann Steppi, of Allentown, and Mrs. Pauline Kazimer, of Austin; one son, of Springfield, 111; seven grandchildren and 12 great- grandchildren. The funeral will be 8:30 a.m.

Saturday at the Kaniefski Funeral Home, 2524 W. 3rd Chester. Burial will be in Lawncroft Chichester. Parastas will be at 7:30 tonight at the funeral home. Richard Cattilini, 68, of 400 Walnut Linwood Park, Lower Chichester, died Thursday in Crozer- Chester Medical Center, Upland, after a long illness.

Born and raised in AUentown, Mr. Cattilini had lived at his late address for the past 30 years. He retired from BP Oil Corp. in 1969 after 30 years employment there as a rigger foreman. He was a member of the company's bowling team.

Before working for BP, Mr. Cattilini was employed by Sun Oil Construction Co. for 10 years. He was a member of the Italian-American Social Club. His wife Doris survives him.

Two brothers, Col. Edward E. Cattilini and Eugene Cattilini, and one sister, Mrs. Verna Hein, all of Allentown, also survive. The funeral will be held at 8:30 a.m.

Monday in the Nolan-Fidale Funeral Home, 2316 Providence Chester. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. in the Immaculate Conception of Lourdes Church, Marcus Hook. Burial will be in I a a a Cemetery. Calling hours will be from 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunday. Leono Gibney Mary T. Burke Mary T. Burke, 88, of 2736 Curran Chester, died Wednesday in St. Joseph's Home, Wilmington, Del.

A retired employe of Aberfoyle Manufacturing Chester, she worked as a spinner many years, retiring in 1952. The former Mary T. Richmond, she to America from England, her birthplace, after World War I. She had resided in Delaware County since her arrival in the United States, and at her late residence with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Marion Burke, the past 23 years.

She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Catherine Forde, of Chester, and a grandson. The funeral will be 9 a.m. Saturday at the Robert Moreland Fuaeral Home, 9th and Main Trainer. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10 a.m.

at the Roman Catholic Church of Resurrection of Our Lord, 9th St. and Highland Chester. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery, Chester. Calling hours will be after 9 a.m.

Saturday at the funeral home. Dr. Ridley ToWnship nesday in Tri-County Hospital, Springfield. John L. Pepper, of hip' died Wad.

He was born in West Chester and had resided in Ridley Township the past 16 years. His medical office was on Black Road, Ridley Township. He was a graduate of Houghton College, Houghton, N.Y., and the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy. Blue Church, Springfield. He is survived by his wife, I.

Dorothy Weaver; a daughter, Sharon Jordan, of Upper Chichester; a son, Mark, at home two MDDLETOWN A 16- year-old Media youth is listed in fair condition today at Riddle Memorial Hospital after a three-car collision Thursday which caused him head and face cuts, a hospital spokesman said. Jeffrey Mooney, 10 N. Bryn Mawr Place, Media, suffered the injuries at D'oroTlTy and of Green- disputed curfew JSSffSSSfft Rt. 352 and SBT.tSS Pike and Church Road, then a vehicle in the nor- He was a veteran of the Army in World War II. He was a staff member of Tri-County Hospital, Springfield.

He was a member of the Two DELCORA workers help save boy in creek Death Notices vioia William H. Stone William H. Stone, 67, of Ridley Township, died Wednesday in the Naval Hospital, Philadelphia. He was born in Arkansas, and lived in Ridley Township the past 10 years. He was a retired lieutenant colonel in the quartermaster department of the Army, retiring in 1959.

He also was a management supervisor for the Defense Personnel Philadelphia. George H.Brower Funeral Home GEORGE J. WHITE FUNERAL HOME HlciwIJ.lMtati.AlMcMt J11 N. AM. BDUYPARK.fA.

IE 2-9606 Leona Gibney, 62, of 31 Main Jpland, died Wednesday at Tri-County Hospital, Springfield. She was born in Upland, and resided in the Chester area all her life. She was the widow of the late Matthew J. Gibney. She is survived by three sons, E.R.

Babe of Claymont, Harry Babe, of Primes, and Albert Thompson, of Newark, four daughters, Mrs. Bess Moretti, Mrs. Alice McDonald, both of Chester, Mrs. Patricia Bittner, of Upper Chichester, and Mrs. Ethel Rudisill, of Lower Chichester; two brothers, Jessie and Harry Richardson, both of two sisters Mrs.

Bess Dunleavy, of Media, and Mrs, Margaret Kimmerly, of Aston; and 13 grandchildren. The funeral will be 10 a.m. Saturday at the William S. Bleyler Funeral Home, 500 W. 22nd Chester.

Burial will be in Upland Baptist Cemetery, Upland. Calling hours will be 7 to 9 tonight at the funeral home. ADAMS: Charles H. On January 7 19760' 919 St. Chester Father ot Cochran Mrs SerniCe Riley Mrs DCiri Williams Mrs Helen Thomas Mrs Gloria Tavlor all ot Chester Brother ot Mrs Esteife Price ot Br.rKev,iie Del Mrs Ellen Thomas of Hurlock MQ Mrs Edna Loslano ot Rosecale Mo Mr Jonn Roland Adams of Hurloch Mb Relatives and friends ot the fanfare invited to attend the tunerai Monday evening 8 at the Baptist Church Baker St Ctiesler Rev Wallace Smith afl'Cuting Fnenos at the Church Monday mr.

6-8 Ml Interment Tuesday morning 10 Haven Memorial Park Cemetery BOYLE. Bessie F. (NeeHarknessi On Jan 7 1976 OtlOUTernllSt Chester Pa widow ot Set John Boyle Relatives and friends also of all organizations of which she was member are invited to attend the funeral Saturday 8am at the GEORGE WHITE FUNERAL HOME 311 North Swar thmore Ave Ridley Park Mass of Christian ounai at St Rose ot Lima Church 9am Internment SS Peter ana Paul Cemetary Fnends may call rnaa evening atler 7pm BURKE. Mary T. (Nee Richmond' On Jan 7 trie late James Burke ot 57 6 Curran St Chester Pa Relatives and tnenrj The family are invited to attend ine tunerdi Saturday mom.mr at.

9 Oclock at the ROBERT MOREL AND FUNERAL HOME 9th and Mam Sts Trainer Pa Masi ol Chnsi.a Bund) 10 OclocK at the Church ot the Resurrection of Our Lord 9th St at Highland Awe Chester Pa internment St Michaels Cemetary Friends may call Saturday mofnmg after 9am at the funeral home CATTILINI. Richard E. On Jan 8 1976 husbano of Dons Cattilini of 400 Walnut Si L.nwood Pa Relatives ana friends are -nvitea tc attend the funeral rVtonrJdy 6 at the NOIAN-FIOAIE FUNERAl HOME 2jJ6 Province Ave Chester Mass of Christian Burial 9 30jT. Conception ot lourdes Churr.n Hook Internment Immaculate rtedrt Cemefary Friends may call eve 7to9 GAULT. WilliamS.

On January 7 o' Caroline (Nee Halh Gdult dio Idle Anna Gault. of Ridley Morton PJ iQrmeilyo'Phtla Relatives and inerws are invitee tc attend his funeral service Monciv 1C A trom the JAMES r.NOETGEN FUNERAL HOME 746 Kedron Ave Ridley Morton Pa Ri 420 in terment Valley Forge Gardens friends may call Sunday eve after 7PM Parking tot on premises GIBNEY. Leona tNee Richardson On January 7 wile ut trie late Matthew GiDney of UDirftid Pa Relatives ano friends are to attend the tunewl service Saturday morning 10oclor at the WlLhAM BLEYLEH FUNERAl HOME 500 St friends may call fridJr evenmp after 7 clock Interment Upland Baptist Cemetery Two employes of the Delaware County REgional Water Quality Control Authority (DELCORA) have been credited with aiding iij the rescue of a young unidentified boy who had fallen into Ridley Creek earlier this week. Vincent Natale and John Bates said they were walking to Natale's car near the Eddystone side of the creek Tuesday when they heard screams of a woman coming from the Chester side of the creek. They spotted the boy, clad in a red coat, clinging to broken pieces of ice.

Natale, an assistant supervisor for DELCORA, said he dove into the creek "fully dressed," but the mother also jumped in and pulled the boy out before he could reach him. The two men went to the other side of the creek where they tried to convince TRAINER A request last month by some borough teen-agers to have the 8 p.m. curfew pushed back to 9 p.m. has taken a step in the opposite direction. Mayor Henry Johnson, reported to council Thursday that he and police Sgt.

Hubert Morris have put into effect an emergency 7 p.m. curfew for youngsters under 18 years of age. Johnson told council the reason for the earlier curfew was due to acts of vandalism and harrassment to residents by borough youngsters. The borough's sewer rate has been increased to $40.17 per unit by the Delaware County Regional Authority (DELCORA). The new rate reflects an increase of $11.92 per unit.

According to borough secretary William Nealy council will probably decide how to deal with the increase at its February meeting. Council voted to accept the only bid received for a new police car, from Murphy Ford, of Lower the woman to take the boy to Chichester. The bid total the hospital. was $4,750, but counci; "But the mother just voted to delete a $78 radio wanted to take the kid and add a $34 rear window home. And he didn't say defogger at the request of anything; he just cried in Morris, the car," said Natale.

The recreation board has Bates said he drove the been granted permission to mother and son to their hold dances for borough home on Curry Street in youngsters on Wednesday Chester but did not get their names. Natale was treated at Crozer Chester Medical Center, Upland. srataridd Burial will be to thbound lane according to SStSeterF lice The operators of the Lawn uroit cemetery, vehicles Memorial gifts may be Williamson of 250 Radio made to the Christiar Park Lane, Chester, and Academy, 3515 Edgmont Astor Godlove, of 30 E. 24th Brookhaven. Chester, were uninjured, police said.

evenings beginning Keb. 11. The dances will have a two week probation period. A $25 advance was granted to purchase refreshments. Councilman Gerald Fedena, chairman of recreation, also received council's permission to hold a swim night in February.

Council authorized a $40 expenditure for the event. Fedena reported the swim night will be for all residents and will be free. Also under recreation, council agreed to pay for flyers to be distributed monthly throughout the borough announcing scheduled events. The flyers will also contain any information of importance from council and the, bicentennial committee. Councilman Martin Kennedy announced the bicentennial committee will meet at 7:15 p.m.

Jan. 22. Kennedy said all interested individuals are welcome to attend. The committee is presently selling Bicentennial license plates for cars at $1.50 each. The plate is red, white, and blue and bears the inscription "Spirit Council also authorized a $300 check be issued to the CoDel Teener League for registration for the boys baseball team.

Armed Forces band to play Expert addressesplanners VILLANOVA "We become very concerned when public hearings are equated with citizen participation." An expert in citizen participation, George Duffy of the Federal Highway Administration, addressed nearly 200 transportation officials gathered for a two- day conference sponsored by the Institute of Transportation Studies at Villanova University. Representatives from the Federal Aviation Agency, the Federal Highway Agency, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Pennsylvania Department of Trans a i a Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission were among those attending the conference yesterday and today. "Citizen participation in the transportation planning process is required by law," Dr. James J.

Schuster, director of Villanova's a a i "We must do a better job." In attempting to do a better job Duffy reported that highway departments across the country submitting action plans for citizen participation. Plans include project study teams, newsletters, media presentations, public information officers, surveys, and toil free telephone information numbers as well as public hearings. Death Notices Speakers at the conference stressed that citizen participation in a transportation project must begin in its earliest stages, not after two or three years of planning when major decisions difficult to change have already been made. Villanova's institute ior Transportation Studies is beginning its eleventh year. It was founded in December, 1965, to expand interest in the transportation field to include the sociological, psychological, political, i a environmental aspects, as well as engineering.

Sun Ship strikers will vote again CHESTER-Members of Boilermakers Local 802 AFL-CIO, are expected to turn out in large numbers at a 9 a.m. Saturday in Mac- Morland Center, Widener College, to again vote to ratify or reject a contract with the Sun Shipbuilding Dry Dock Co. Saturday's meeting will mark the second time the union's membership will vote on terms of a three- year pact. About 1,300 of the union attended a meeting Sunday at which time they voted overwhelmingly to reject the contract package i negotiating committee. The vote was 963 to 310.

The rejection stemmed imainly from the mem- bership's dissatisfaction UPPER DARBY The Upper Darby Forum will present the United States Armed Forces Bicentennial Band 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Upper Darby High School Auditorium, Lansdowne Avenue at School For the two years of its existence i i January, 1975, the band and chorus will perform in every state capital and as many other cities and towns as possible. The 90 performers will spend more than 200 days traveling throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. To date the group has entertained about half a million people in more than 25,000 miles. The i i more than 20.

Headquartered at Fort G. a a a i represents the finest of military musicians, each especially interviewed and auditioned. Though inter- service bands have been assembled for special events, this is the first musical unit to combine all five services for an extended period of two years. with wage and cost of living organization, which became proposals during the three known as "America's Own" years the contract would be in effect. On picket lines today the union's members stood in the bitter cold discussing the possibility of a strike settlement.

Indications were that the Saturday meeting will bring a much larger percentage of the union's members than the first meeting. Pickets appeared to agree that any increase in attendance figures will be a factor in favor of acceptance rather than a rejection of any offer presented. Later, at the union hall, a spokesman said union officers are hoping for a large turnout of the members. in 1975, consists of Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard members. There are 65 instrumentalists in the band, and 24 voices in the evenly divided mixed chorus.

The unit is commanded and conducted by Lt. Colonel Richard E. Thurston, U. S. Air Force.

Associate conductors are Capt. Lesley B. Shelburne, U. S. Army and Lt.

William G. Brittain, U. S. Navy. Band and chorus members come from more than 30 states and the District of Columbia; their ages range from 18 to over 40, and their time in service extends from under two years to MILES.

William D. GUZENSKI. JohnS, On Jan 8 of Aston Pa husoana ot Celia Guzenski Due Notice of the funeral wril be tfiven from the A WHITE LUT TKEIL FUNERAL HOME Ana. "6 American novelistWilliam Faulkner said. "I believe that man will not merely endure, he will prevail." WM.

s. DLEYLER FUNOtALHOME 500 W. 22nd Chester TR 6-3202 HoiutED to mi mm uwmon OF CMSMUME nofEssioMt ro MUMIE uu HATALA. Andrew On Jan 6 of J617W 4th SI Chester Husband of the late Anna Bacho Hatala Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday morning 830 am at KANIEFSKI FUNERAl HOMt 2b24 Third St Chester Funeral services at 9 30 A at St Nicholas Russian Church 2513 4th St Internment Lawncrott Cemetery Friends may call Fn eve Parasta at 730 pm by the Rev MATYS. Harry On 6.

1976 ol Dayton Way. Reno Nevada husband ot the late Constance Matys Relatives and friends are mviied to attend Grave Side Service at 12 noon Saturday at the Immaculate Heart Cemetanj McCRAY.Sara On Jin 7. 1976 wife ol the Me Howard formerly of Chester Pa. Relatives and tnend are invited to attend funeral services Monday at 2pm Irom the GEORGE BROWER FLJNERAt HOME 1600 EdKemont Ave Chester, ft Internment Old Kemelte Cemetary Hamerton. Pa Friends may call Sunday eve alter 7pm.

Ot Pusey Ave On Jan 7 1976 Beloved hustuns of AmT Miles and beloved father of Mrs Lana A Lawson Also survived oy 2 grand children Services Won FUNERAL HOME OF WILLIAMS, Summit Aves Clifton Heights In. terment Ecffiewood Memorial Park Friends mav call Sun eve 7-9 Lodge No A wil conduct PEPPER. John L.D.O. On January 7. 1976 husDand ol I Dorothv iNee Weaver) Pepper of Ridley Twp Secane Pa and father of Mark Pepper and Sharon Jordan and Brother of Philip I.

Robert Pepper and Dorothy Drummond Relatives and friends are invited to atlend his Memorial Services Saturday 2 at the Blue Church Baltimore Pike 8 Church Road. Springfield Two Pa Interment lawn Crott Cemetery Memorial Gifts may be made to the Christian Academy 3615 Edgmont Avenue. Brookhaven Pa Arrangements oy the JAMES KNOETGEN FUNERAL HOME Ridley Twp Merlon. Pa STONE, William H. On January 7.

1976 husband ol irene.iNee farrar) Stone ol Ridley Twp Morton Pa Father ot William Stone Jr and Margaret VanHorne and lour grandchildren Relatives and fi icnds are invited to attend his Memorial Services Sunday 4 PM FVosfiect Hill Baptist Church, Lincoln Ave. Prospect Park. Pa Interment Valley Forge Gardens Memorial Gilts may oe made his name id the American Cancer Society Delaware County Unit 1740 State Rd Upper Darby Pa 1908? Arrangements by the KNOETGEN FUNERAl HOME Ridley Twp Morton Pa ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION NOTICE is HEP.EBV GIVEN THAT Articles of Incorporation have Been Wed witn tne Department cf State ot the Harnscure Pa on or aDCat Decemofir 11 tor ine 0-rrDse Of ODtain a of incorporation pursuant to Ihe provisions of the Easiness Corporation Id'' of the CommorAeailh cl SDDrovedMays 1933 as anenrjed and the Professional Cor- The natrte cf the corooration is CHESTER MEDICAL ASSOCIATES INC. areas foliOAS To practice profesi.onai errsioyees Tj own real anc personal property necessary tor or appropriate or des.ratae tne JMlment a-c 'endennj of Drotess'cnai medical services in- ciudift in reat estate stccks t3nrj; or any other investment JOSEPH Kassat: Cherry iArchKid Jackson Street- Pa 19063 THAT Articles of incorporation have wen died with tne Lcartment ot State of the Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania at Pa on or about Decemoer 16 1975 for the purpose ot a Certificate ot Incorporation pursuant to the provisions oi the Business Cor Deration Law of the Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania approved Wjy 5 1933 as amended and the ProtesSrOnal Corporation law. Act of July 9.1970 The name Ol tne corporation is VINCENT GERARDl The purposes lor which it was organized are as follows Practice ot Dentistry especially m- cluartf; the specialty of Orthodontics inctuomg the rendering of all professional, services in.

connection therewith the purv.ew of the Code ot Ethics of the Arrteron Dental Association and to invest its funds in real estate mortgages stocks bonds or any other type ol investment and to own real and personal property necessary Or appropriate (Or rendering its professional services Joseph Patrick 0 Bnen Kassab Cherry and Archaold 214 Jackson Street Meda Pa 19063 NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Articles of Incorporation have been filed with the Department ol State ol the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania at HarnsBurg Pennsylvania, on Novemoer 5 1975 lor the purpose ol obtaining a Certificate ol Incorporation pursuant to the provisions of the Business Corporation Uw of the Commonwealth ol Pennsylvania Approved May. 1933 as amended The name of the Corporation is TRUCKING INC The purpose or purposes, lor which it was organized are as follows. To engage and do any lawful act or concerning all lawful business lor which corporations may be incorporated under the Easiness Corporation law of Pennsylvania and to do ail things and eiercise all powers, rights andprivilegeswhicha business corporation now or hereafter be organized or authorized to do or to eiercise under the Business Corporation Laws ol the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania H. Anderson Solicitor 202 Concord Road Aston Pa 19014 NOTICE HE HEREBV GIVEN that ol Amendment to the A'ntcles ot Incorporation ol Research Development Corp a Pennsylvania Corporation with its registered office at 214 North Jackson Street. Media.

Pennsylvania have been liled witlfine Department of State at Aarnsourg. Pennsylvania on the 7th Day ot January A 1976. pursuant to trie provisions ol the Business Corporation law ol'the Commonwealth ol 'Pennsylvania, approved" ifiTStti Day oTfey. 19'33 amerKJed. The roture andTcharacter ot Amendmenl was men! 61 Article'T ol Ihe SJid'ArliclRof Incorporation so Ihaf same reads' as follows The name ol the Corporation is ING' Esq.