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Tuesday, August 24,1976 DELAWARE COUNTY DAILY IMS Carl AAcM. Crawford; insurance executive a a Crawford, 83, former vice president and director of the Excelsior Fire and Insurance Co. of New York, died Sunday in Riddle Hospital, Middletown. a Springfield, had been director of the Syracuse, N.Y.-based firm since 1940. He was also former chairman of the company's executive planning committee.

He was a graduate a a i i a i i of Pennsylvania. A Delaware County resident for 60 years, he was a member of the Kiwanis Club and Phi Anne Butler Anna Butler, 64. of 700 W. 3rd Chester, died Friday at her home. Born in Burlington, N.J..

Mrs. Butler lived in Delaware County most of her life. She was a a i a supervisor, employed for 39 years by the Sun Shipbuilding Dry Dock Chester. Mrs. Butler was a of Spencer Methodist Church in Chester.

Surviving are one son, David Jr. of Chester; one daughter, Mrs. Myra Widenian of Dunleaf, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. The funeral will be noon Wednesday from the W.M. James Leake Funeral Home.

N.E. Corner 10th and. Pusey Chester. Burial will be in Haven Memorial Park. Calling hours will be 10 a.m.

to 8 p.m. today, and 10 a. m. to noon Wednesday. BUTLER-Anna On Aug.

20. 1376. mother of David Sutler, jr of Chester and Mrs Myra Wiseman of niece of Edward Scott of the Bronx. N.V.. grandmother of Barbara, Ann, David in.

Barry Butler of urwster ami Lee. Brian Roometta Wioeman of Del Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend rtie funeral Wed. 1J at tne J.M. James Lukes Funeral Home. N.E- Corner of lOtt) and Pusey St.

Chester. Haram officiating. Friends may call Tues. from 1U A.M. 16 8 rVM.

and Wed. Irorrr 10 A.M to 12 N. at tne Funeral Home Inurnment Immediately following servic Wed. Haven Memorial Park Feltonville. fa.

COLUCCI. Joseph On.August 22. 1976. of Philadelphia. Pj Age 77.

retired ARUO Chemist, husband of tne late Marian Zebley Coiucci, brother oi Miss Elvira Cofucci. ot Kissimmee. Mrs, Julia Held, of Brockport. N.Y.. arc Beniamm Coiucci.

ot Juan, Puerto Rico. Also survived by several neices ann neohews. Relatives and friends are inviteo to attend the, tuneral Thursday, 2 P.M. in the j. NELSON RIGBY FUNERAL HOME.

Baltimore Ave. Jackson St. mean. Interment Media Cemetery. Fnenas may call Wednesday evening, 7 to 9 P.M.

COOPER, George Miles On August 21, 1976, husband of Atha Long Cooper of 503 A Media Parkway. Wallingtord.ageSjvrs. Relatives and trienos are invited to attend the tuneral service on Wednesday mornmg at 10 ciocx at the MELVIN I MINSHALL FUNERAL HOME. Mid- dtetown Unowlton Pas. Interment Lawn Crott Cemetery Friends may call Tuesday evening Memorial contributions may be made to Trinity United Methodist Church.

9tn Butler Chester. CRAWFORD, Carl McMaster -On August 22nd, 1976, Carl McMaster Crawford, husband of Louise dexter Crawford of Springfield, Pa. Funeral service and private, at the convenience ot the family Arrangements by the NOLAN-FIOALE FUNERAL HOME, 2316 Providence Chester. Pa. FISHER, Nettie (Nee Yost) On August 21.

1976. of 1213 9tti Eodystone. Pa. Wiaow ot George Fisher Relatives and friends are invited to attend the tuneral services Wednesday 1:30 P.M. at roe GEORGE J.

WHITE FUNESAL HOME, 311 N. Swarthmore Ridley interment Edgwood Memorial Park. Friends may call Tuesday after 7 P.M. GOMAN, Mary Elizabeth (NMAlthouse) On August 22, 1976, wife of ttie late LloyoGoman, formerly ot Swamv more. Pa.

RaMivts and fnends are invited to attend the tuneral serivces. Wednesday 11 A.M. from St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Sedorsvills, Pa. Interment St.

Michael's Cemetery. Seiwrsville, Pa. Fnerws may call Tuesday evening after 7 P.M. from the GcRGE M. BRCWER FUNERAL HOME, 160U togmont Ave Chester, In lieu ol flowers, contributions to the St.

Paul's United Cnurcn of Christ. Stilersvilie. or Broomed Presbyterian Home. Old Road, Broomall. wouM be ap- Kappa Psi.

He was a former president of the Chester Optimist Club and the Delaware County Sales Executive Club. Mr. Crawford was also former commander of Chester American Legion Post 390 and the Delaware County legion. He served in the 302nd army field artillery division during World War I. He is survived by his wife, the former Louise Dexter; one daughter, i i a a Robinson of Media; one sister, Elizabeth Crawford a grandchildren.

The funeral and interment will be private. Daily Times obituaries Loreni Tillie R. Lorenz, 58, of 343 S. Gov. Prinz Lester, died Saturday morning.

Borri in Philadelphia, Mrs. Lorenz lived in Delaware County all of her life. She worked for the past four years in the Westin- bghouse Crdit Union, and previously was employed by the Supply Defense Center in Philadelphia, retiring in 1964. i i are her husband, Charles Lorenz; one daughter, Mrs. Barbara Shanko of Lester; two sons, John Stecker of Sterling Park, Va.

and Charles Stecker of Deptford, N.J.; one sister, Mrs. Helen Rost of Philadelphia; two brothers. Anthony Petronis of Philadelphia and Constants Petronis of New Bedford, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 a.m. Wednesday in St.

Mary Margaret's Church in Essington. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Yeadon. Calling hours will be from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight from the a a a Home.202 S.

Chester Pike, Glenolden. Death Notices HAMMOND, Waiter (Nee Booster) On August 23. 1976, son ot Mrs, Hilaa Hammond, of Chester, brotner ot Edward, Clarence. David, and norace Hammond, of Chester, and Charles Hammond. Miltord.

Del. Relatives and friends ot the family are invited to attend the funeral Thursday evening. 8 P.M. at the Siioh Bamist Ctiurcn, 7th Central Ave Chester. Rev.

Chester Hollman officiating. Friends may call at the Church from 6 to M. Interment Friday morning. 10 A.M. in Green Lawn Cemetery.

Feltonville, Pa M. JAMES LtAKE FUNERAL HOME, directing HARRIS, Roy On August 23, 1976, Roy Harris. husband ot the late Nellie V. Hams (Nw Rowan), of 39U Chichester So Boothwyn. Pa Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral service Thursday afternoon.

August 26, 1976, 2 o'clock, at the ROBERT WORELAND FUNERAL HOME, 9rn Mam Sts Trainer. Pa. interment Chester Rursl Cwnwery Friend; may call Weantsoay eveningater 7P M. MARSHALL, Marion Nee Morton Or, Aug. 22, 1976.

wife of Bud Marshall of Media. Pa. roomer of Mrs. Jody Slouch. daughter of Herbert Doris Carter Morton.

Also survived by 2 grand- crnidren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral service on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at St. Marrhew Lutheran Church. Lynbroone Bennett frds. Springfield, interment Gienwood Memorial Gardens.

Expressions of sympathy in the torm ot Memorial Corrtnoutions to The American Cancer Society, 1740 South State Pa Upper Darby would be appreciated i acf.nowledged (Arrangements By THE CAVANAGB-PATTERSON FUNERAL HOME Of MEDIA. SCOTT, Richard On August 21. 1976, husband ot Joan Scott, ot Essmgton, Pa. fattier ot Brenda Lynn. Barbara Anne, and Richard L.

Scott, son ot Edith Scon, brother of Joseph Willis Scott Jr. and Greta S. Blumoetg. Relatives and mends are invited to tuneral services Wednesday. 11 A at tne GRIFFITH CHAPEL.

520 Chester Pike, Norwood. where mends nay call from 1U A M. til time ot services Interment Arlington Cemetery In lieu ot flowers, contributions may be made to St. John's Episcopal Church. Essington.

Pa. 19029. Debbie Lewis Miss Debbie Lewis, 20, a former resident of Nether Providence, died suddenly Wednesday at Long Beach, N.J. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall C. Lewis, of New Caanan, Conn. Her father, a former executive of Scott Paper Tinicum, is a vice president of the American Can Greenwich, Conn. She was born June 18, 1956 in Chicago, 111. Miss Lewis attended schools in Wilmette, Wallingford, Delaware County and New Canaan, Conn.

Miss Lewis attended Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla. for a year and was enrolled for the fall term at Boston University A memorial service will be celebrated at 12:30 p.m. a a a Congregational Church of New Caanan. The family requests that memorial contributions be sent to the American Heart Association or Cardiac Research Fund, 1W9, at i i a 19104. Her father was appointed director of corporate communications of Scott Paper Co.in 1968.

At the time he was vice president and group manager of Campbell Mithun an advertising agency in Chicago. In February 1 1971. Lewis was promoted to the position of staff vice president of corporate communications at Scott. In addition to her parents, she is survived by a i a two brothers, Clifford and Vance.aU at home: her paternal grandmother. Mrs.

Seymour Lewis, of Chicago; and her maternal grandmother. Mrs. Edward S. Morse, of Fair Haven. N.J.

Marie M. Tonner Marie M. Tanner. 81, a life-long resident of Aston, died Sunday at Riddle Hospital, Middletown. SJv lived at 723 Mt.

Road She was the daughter of the late and Julia Gallagher Tanner. Miss Tanner' was employed as a weaver at the former Yorkshire Worsted Mills in Lenni for 30 years. She was a member of St. Francis de Sales Church in Lenni and was active in the St. Francis Sodality.

Miss Tanner also belonged to Court Christiana and the Catholic Daughters of America. Surviving is her sister, Anna M. Tanner of Aston. The funeral will be 9 a.m. Thursday from the A.J.

White Luttrell Funeral Home, 240 Concord Road. Aston. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 a.m. in St. Francis de Sales Church.

Burial will be in St. Thomas A Cemetery, Chester Heights. Calling hours will be after 7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. U.S.

population Chutists above estimates landin Spr Boy Holy Scout Cross Troop an of hat ite first Eagte Scout in ten yean In George Joseph Hill of Hiwardedn Rowd, SprtagBekL A 1976 graduate of Springfield Roy S. Ham's Roy S. Harris, 71, of 3914 Chichester Road. Upper Chichester, died at home suddenly Monday night. A retired rigger, Mr.

Harris was employed at B.P. Oil Refinery, Trainer, for 42 years before his retirement in 1970. Born in Chester, he lived in Delaware County all of his life and at his late residence since 1958. Widower of the former Nellie V. Rowan whom he married in 1927, he is survived by one son, Roy H.

Harris: two daughters, Shirley J. Harris and Elaine P. Harris, all at home; and one sister, Mrs. John Losak of Miami, Fla. The funeral will be 2 p.m.

Thursday in the Robert Moreland Funeral Home, 9th and Main Trainer. Burial will be in Chester Rural Cemetery. Calling hours will be after 7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. High School and member of tne Order of tne Arrow, his Eagte project was in conservation at Smedly Park.

Hill leaves in October for active duty with tne U.S. Marina at Parts Island. Dole aims for peace In ranks Horace P. Green Horace P. Green, 82.

of 1120 Bir- i a Road, East Bradford, died Monday at tjenr Middletown. he lived in East Bradfecd for the past 27 years. He was a dairy farmer until his retirement in 1963. Mr. Green was a former member of the Gradyville Methodist Church and the Gradyville baseball team- He is survived by one sister, Frances Pierce of Hazelton and two nieces, Hanna and Elsie Carr, and one nephew, Harry Carr, all with whom he lived.

The funeral will be 1 p.m. Friday from the Boyd Funeral Home, 101 S. Church West Chester. Calling hours will be 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.

Burial will i a Cemetery, Middletown. HAMMOND, Walter On Aufust 23. 1976. suddenly of ttw funtrai will given W.M. JAMES LEAKE FUNERAL HOME N.E.

Corner. lOtn SEWELL, Mamie E. On Aug. 21. 1976, of 2615 7th Cnester.

wite ol Oelbert mother ot Monica Seweil. toster mother ot Virjinia fjavis I Diane Fuamerstone. sister at Mrs. Blanche Turner Mrs. Tillie 3.

Elmer Bailey. Relatives and fnends are invited to funeral service. Thurs. 1 M. at Calvary Baptist Church, 2nd Baker Chaster.

Pa. interment Grevnbwn Cemetery. Calling nours A.M. 1 P.M. Thursday at thtcnurcn.

TERPSTRA, Catherine J. On August 21. 1976. wile ot Sioke Tefpttra, ol Morton. Pa.

Relatives and tnenos ot the family are invited to attertd his funeral, 9 A.M. Wednesday, tram JAMES KNOfTGEN FUNERAL HOME. Kedrcn Ave. Morton, ftidtty Twp. Pa.

(ffuute Mais ot Christian Burial. 10 A.M. Our Lady of Perpetual tttlp Cftmcn, Morton, Pa. Interment SS Piter Paul Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening.

Parking on Correction The funeral for Ezell Copeland, 31, of 1236 St. Barbara Place, Chester, will be 8 p.m. tonight in Temple of Brotherly Love C.C. Church, 3rd and Norris Chester. It was i Monday that the funeral would be in Cal vary Baptist Church.

The Daily Times regrets the error. NOLAN AND FIDALE FUNERAL HOME SERVING PROTESTANT-CATHOLIC FAITHS SERVICE 2316 Providence Ave. Chafer TR4-5873 WEATHERLY, Florence Sudttenlr Friday. August 20, 1976, of 513 Place. Mutntr ot Dotorts, GeraM, Pretton, David and Uvem and A'mll Weamerly WOOD, Josephine On 'AIM.

23, 1976. JOMprirne Wood. we witeotMr. James A. Wood, ot 76 Bejrara Drive, Cltyroont.

Del. ftMnwtt trandi Ot the family invited to attend tuneral Notice ot tunetal arrangements will given oy the ISRAEL RAf FUNftAL WEATHERLY, Florence Marie (Ntt Jackson) On AtajVtt 20, 1976, of 513 Baker Place, Mater ot Dolores, Feavrick. Earl. WMwr, JerroM, Preston. Owignt.

Ckivd, LaVenn.arOArniu ReMvet and rrienh are invited to attend the tuntrtl services Thursday August 26. it Rant's Temple. Church ot God Crtrtft, 7m Fulton Sts. Friends may cat! trom til 8 at the Church. In- ttrment Gram Lawn Cemetery, Friday morntnt ThurtdiY Aus 26, 1976, 11 THE ROffRT MOREUND FuNEMl HOME, 9lh Man Trainer, Pi.

interment Eogwood Memorial Park. Friends may call Wednihiayexningatier P.M. WRIGHT On 18, 1476 of 120 Penmngwn Morton. at Vinctm mother at Anthony, Swift Walker 1 Cirolyn Wrtfn. aMiTOir of Willum L.

Lytle, HINT 01 Wrfcm mi Edwwd mi EtM Janvsand Jecfluettne Williams. RwMnM let ta rwwtl WVICM it 11 o'clock tram CATHERINE 6 LAWS FUNERAL HOME. I Ertjle Sts, CftMMr. H. frmntt may all nt.J to 9 it mt 'until in- Registration dates slated DARBY Registrations are being accepted for enrollment in the preschool program of the i i i Freedom House.

In addition to the learning program, children are provided by a well- balanced lunch and two snacks daily. Registration may be completed at the office of Freedom House, 1205 Maip St. between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Transportation can be provided area residents.

The fall session will begin Sept. 7. Applications wiH be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Additional information may be obtained by contacting the office at LE2-5907. Other deaths PaulJaokowtti UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.

(AP) Paul Jankowski of Poland, deputy director of the radio and visual services division of the U.N. Office of Public Information and for 29 years a member of the U.N. Secretariat, died Saturday, the U.N. reported Monday. He was 54.

WASHINGTON (AP) i a i presidential nominee Sen. Robert Dole, seeking to keep peace within party ranks, is urging GOP moderates and liberals to take an active role in the campaign. Dole told a news conference Monday that he had asked Maryland liberal Republican Sen. Charles McC: Mathias to participate in the campaign, saying that "I told him I agreed with him. We've got to get everybody into the campaign.

We have a big tent and we're trying to broaden it." Mathias had said in a televised interview 1 Sunday that liberal Republicans will look for "other alternatives" if they are excluded from the campaign. Dole, who met with the press after receiving an administration briefing on national security and foreign affairs, said he extended the same appeal for help to GOP liberal Senfc. Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts and Mark C. Hatfield of Oregon.

But at the same time. Dole said that his own role in the campaign won't be entirely clear until he meets later this week with President Ford in Vail, Colo. He said, however, that he expects to help in "keeping the record straight" by examining positions taken by Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter. His first opportunty to do just that will come this week. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said President Ford was sending Dole to Seattle Wednesday and Des Moines Thusday where he will follow appearances by- Carter at an American Legion convention and the Iowa State Fair.

I a i consistencies, (in Carter's positions) I'd like to point them On his return to the Senate chamber for the first quorum call of the day, a congratulations from his colleagues and briefly talked with Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Walter F. Mondale. Band camp at Haverford a i Marching Band will attend a three-day camp at the high school from 8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.

Aug. 31 through Sept. 2. Members of the percussion section of the band will have an additional rehearsal from 7 to 9 p.m. Aug.

30. The pre-school camp will provide intensive training with special emphasis on playing techniques for outdoor performances and development of basic marching skills. WASHINGTON (AP) the U.S. population, including illegal aliens, is 222.2 million, or 6.5 million higher than the official government estimate, a private group contends. The Environmental Fund also claims that both the birth rate and the death rate are lower than the government has reported.

The fund was founded in 1973 to draw attention to the growth. The fund's population figures were based on U.S. Bureau of the Census figures. The fund argued that the a in i a i population at 215.7 million recently, did not include 5.3 million persons whom the bureau said in 1972.were overlooked in the 1970 census. Also omitted were illegal aliens, believed to number more than one million, according to the fund's population consultant, Robert Cook.

The actual birth and date rates are lower because the Bureau of Vital Statistics based the rates on the lower 750,000 stranded in strike LOS ANGELES (AP) After the first day of a strike that left 750.000 commuters looking for other a a i negotiators for bus drivers and the Southern California Rapid Transit District are heading back to the bargaining table. A spokesman for the United Transportation Union, which represents the RTD's 4,700 drivers, said bargaining would resume this afternoon. Talks broke off at the 12:01 a a i deadline. The 1,100 mechanics and a i a workers A a a a Transit Union, also involved in contract negotiations with the district, caught officials off guardzcent. The difference between the two proposals is about $6 million over three years, according to RTD General Manager Jack Gilstrap.

RTD President Byron Cook said RTD drivers' annual wages averaged Si 6,281 last year, not including fringe benefits. official population figure, Cook said. He said that births exceeded deaths by 1.3 million in the past year, boosting the population by .59 per cent. With immigration added, U.S. population growth exceeded 1.2 per cent during the year, he said.

The Environmental Fund a i i a i restrictions and lower birth rates to reduce the nation's population growth. The fund, using figures from the Census Bureau and the United Nations, also estimated that the world's population reached 4.24 billion in midyear. The Census Bureau's estimate is 4.069 billion. The difference was primarily due to a higher fund estimate for the People's Republic of China 964.4 million. The fund claimed that "nearly all population estimates, including those of the UN and Census, have erred on the low side for more than two decades." The group claimed that the world's population was growing at 2.2 per cent a year.

At that it would quadruple in 57 years while the U.S. population was doubling, fund President Justin Blackwelder said. He said it will be impossible for the world to feed that many people. "The world has already passed i a i capacity, which means that death rates will rise until they equal birth rates, and population growth will stop," said Blackwelder. "Starvation, pestilence and war" will take an increased toll unless birth rates are cut, he warned.

prison FLORENCE, Ariz. (AP) "I hope you don't land in prison," the pilot said before the 11 skydivers tumbled from the crowded plane, trying to reach ground before an approaching dust storm struck. Within minutes, seven of the parachutists were on Arizona State Prison property, several of them surrounded by guards. One jumper found himself looking into the barrel of a gun. "They just came in all around the prison.

They could have been shot," said Jim Bennett, an investigator for the Final County Sheriff's Department. Four of the parachutists were blown clear of the prison property, but as for the unfortunate seven, including a juvenile: "They were charged by the prison with trespassing. Bond was set at $220 each. They've all been released, but three spent the night in jail, "Bennett said. "They (prison guards) were worried about subversive attack, is what they told us," one of the skydivers said after he was released from jail Monday.

Bennett said the seven landed outside the main prison wall but on prison land. JAMESHARTUNE NP tax deadline PROVIDENCE Township Tax Collector Nicholas Robinson reminds property owners that less than two weeks remain to take advantage of the two per cent discount for payment of local taxes dated July 1. Mail postmarked by Aug. 31 will qualify for the discount. The tax collector's office in the township building on Sykes Lane will be open from 3 to 5 p.m.

weekdays through August and from 7 to 9 p.m. on Aug. 30 and 31. Robinson said residents who purchased their properties during the past few months should be certain that they receive the school district real estate tax bill from the former owner or from him. Hartline takes over at Academy CHESTER James L.

Hartline took over his new duties as principal of the Christian Academy Upper School 13th and Potter Sts. on Aug. l. "We are finding people out here to be very friendly and, especially among the Christian i willing to help in any way," he said. "I am looking forward to meeting all of our students and parents of the Academy family," Hartline is a graduate of Ohio State Univerrsity with a bachelor of science degree in musicc education a a a i i a i a a a ministration.

He has eight years experience as a teacher and eight as a secondary school administrator, most recently He, his wife Dotty and their three children live in Claymont. He identified those jailed overnight as Michael Mercier, 21, of Tempe: Roberto Valenzuela. 34. of Tucson; and John Sharber. 21.

of Flagstaff. Released on bond Sunday i were a 30. of a Frederick Waring, 26, of Comanche. and Darrell Fetzer. 23.

of Flagstaff. The juvenile, who was not identified, was released to juvenile authorities. Sharber, later recounting the incident and his night in jail, said: "We took off with a planeload of 11. There was a big dust storm moving in. We tried various places to land, and were completely overloaded with sky divers and didn't fhink it was safe to land.

"Somebody said it looked like a baseball diamond down there, so we jumped. When we landed, we found out it was the prison diamond. "One guy landed about 25 yards north of the main cellblocks. He said he took about two steps, and three pickups pulled up and one guy jumped out with a gun on him." Sharber, Mercier and Valenzuela pleaded guilty to the trespassing charge and were given a lday suspended sentence. The other three adults are scheduled in court later in the week.

Sharber said neither the pilot nor anyone else aboard the plane knew the area. Eddie Fisher faces inquiry BURBANK, Calif (AP)Singer Eddie Fisher will be questioned in connection with an investigation into the murder of private investigator Bobby Hall according to police CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT DELAWARE COUNTY DAILY TIMES 18-26E. 8THST. CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA Please enter my subscription for home delivery of-the Daily Times starting immediately. DAILY Name.

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