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2 Daily Record, Northwest N.J., Wednesday, May 27, 1981 Obituariea Lolita C. Gainsborg, Concert Pianist, Dies The Paper That Cares Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Press. Published daily except Saturday at Morristown by Morristown Dally Record Inc. Second class postage paid at Morristown N.J. 07960.

Change of address notice, undeliverable copies and orders for subscriptions are to be sent to Morristown Daily Record Circulation Department, 55 Park Place, Morristown, N.J. 07960. Where to Call Administration. 538-2000 transmission hookup, playing the first radio performance of the MacDowell minor concerto with the NBC orchestra. She also broadcast regularly for radio station WNYC and gave piano recitals in New York City at Town Hall and the Guild Theatre.

She was a soloist for clubs, schools and colleges throughout the country. She published and recorded music, with a recent recording of her "Lullaby" in a 1979 album, "The Romance of Women's Music." Gainsborg was a member of the Musicians Club of New York, the Beethoven Association, MacDowell Club and the National Association for American Composers and Conductors. She is survived by a son, Thomas, and a daughter, Alice. Arrangements were handled by the Whitman-Kanapaux Funeral Home, 20 Keller Rockaway. Circulation Classified.

Display Ads 538-8040 News. 386-0200 Production 386-9224 Sports 386-9220 Sussex Bureau formed by her daughter, Alice. She and her daughter also collaborated in the creation of "Oh! Shakespeare," an original music drama presented in celebration of the Shakespearean Festival. At age 8, the pianist began intensive training with Edward M. Bowman, an organist for the Calvary Baptist Church, New York City.

She made her professional concert debut at age 14 at Mendelssohn Hall, New York City. She soon began her composing career, which included piano pieces and background music for spoken poetry. She also performed in the cultural programs sponsored by the New York City board of education. Ms. Gainsborg was a featured artist on the National Broadcasting Co.

and radio stations WOR and WEAF. She had a weekly piano program and performed on the first coast-to-coast radio Mrs. Macon Allen MORRIS TWP. Olivia Allen, Martin Luther King Avenue, died yesterday at Morristown Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was 74.

Born in Oxford, N.C., she lived in this area for more than 50 years. Before retiring nine years ago, she had been employed at the Morris View nursing home here. Surviving are her husband, Macon; three sons, Edward and Richard, both of Dover, and Women's Dept 386-9220 For Home Delivery. Call 538-2000 Customers should receive their paper by 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and by 9 a.m.

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College rate, $50 for nine months. Corrections and Clarifications It is the policy of the Daily Record to correct errors in news items as soon as possible. Democrat Chester Borough Council candidate Gladys Orr and Democratic borough Councilman Joseph Hilber are the two candidates running in the June 2 primary for the two available seats on the borough council. A story in yesterday's MorrisSomerset Hills edition incorrectly said they were opposing each other. East Hanover Township plans to purchase about $340,000 worth of fire equipment.

The incorrect township was listed in a story in Friday's paper. DENVILLE TWP. Private services were held yesterday for Lolita Cabrera Gainsborg, a concert pianist and composer. A pioneer in radio broadcast piano programs, she died on Saturday at her home here. She was 85.

Born In White Plains. N.Y.. she moved here permanently nine years ago from New York City. The wife of the late Paul Mahler, she played for her first audience at age 4 and contin ued to use her maiden name professionally. Most recently, she composed the background music for the "Christmas Fantasy" at the Barn Theater in Mont-ville, of which she was a longtime member.

The music was per- Peterson PARSIPPANY Services for Harold E. Peterson were held yesterday at the Par-Troy Funeral Home, 95 Parsippany Road here. He died Sunday at Morristown Memorial Hospital after a short illness. He was 67. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he lived in Cornwall, N.Y., where he served 17 years as town auditor.

He moved here 17 years ago. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, when he was wounded and awarded the Purple Heart. He was a member of the Parsip Winter FLORHAM PARK Services were scheduled to be held this morning for Eric M. Winter, who died yesterday at Morristown Memorial Hosptial.

He was 59. Born in Germany, he came to the United States in 1941 and settled in New York. He lived in Fair Lawn and Franklin before moving here 22 years ago. Mr. Winter was the owner of bakery shops here and in Newark, and for the the past five years, he had been a bakery goods salesman for the B.

Newman Son Bakery, Paterson. 1 1 Gainsborg Mrs. Andrew Hersam ANDOVER TWP. Services were scheduled to be held this morning at St. Joseph's R.C.

Church, Newton, for Margaret Hersam, a resident of the Andover Intermediate Care Facility. She died Saturday at Newton Memorial Hospital. She was 69. Born in Peekskill, N.Y., she had lived in Palisades Park before Russell Schoonover Services pany Methodist Church, the Jerusalem Temple Masonic Lodge of Cornwall, and the World War II Cornwall American Legion post. He was also a member of the Fri-thiof Nobile Lilan Lodge Order of Vasa, Brooklyn-New Jersey Chapter, and the Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association.

Surviving are his wife, Ethel; a brother, Alfred; and a sister, Lily Tins, Cornwall. Services He was a member of Madison Lodge 93, F. A.M. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving in World War II as a staff sergeant with the intelligence corps in Europe.

World War II Surviving are his wife, Mary; a son, Paul a brother, Manfred, New York City; and two Mrs. David Morel NEWTON Helen A. Morel, Sparta Avenue, died Sunday at Newton Memorial Hospital. She was 65. Born in Harrison, she had lived in Stillwater before moving here 11 years ago.

She was a member of the Stillwater Senior Citizens and Our Lady of Mount Carmel R.C, Church, Swartswood. PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES George, Atlanta, a daughter, Constance 0. West, Morristown; a brother, Salias Jordan, New York City; two sisters, Laurie Wilker-son, Yonkers, N.Y., and Lillian Anderson, New York City; 22 grandchildren; and 11 greatgrandchildren. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Greater New Jerusalem Institutional Baptist Church, Abbett Avenue, Morristown.

moving here two years ago. Surviving are her husband, Andrew; a daughter, Marguery So-beck, Fredon; a son, George Potter, Stone Mountain, a brother, Joseph Lamak, Watkins Glen, N.Y.; three sisters, Lilly Tezber and Betty Saytos, both of Peekskill, and Barbara Evers, Al-lentown, and nine grandchildren. Surviving are her husband, David; a stepson, David J. stationed with the U.S. Navy in Spain; two stepdaughters, Melin-da Sipley, Franklin, and Theresa Hudler, Waldorf, and seven grandchildren.

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Surviving are his wife, Mildred; five sons, Earnest, Charles and i David, all of Newton; Russell Andover; and Asher, Lafayette; six daughters, Frances Weaver, Wharton; Gladys Utter, Frank-ford; Dorothy Terwilliger and Betty Shauger, both of Stillwater; and Carol Thomas and Judith Voorhees, both of Blairstown; two brothers, Robert, Blairstown; and Joseph, Frankford; three sisters, Ruth Stempert, Frankford; and 1 Frances Applin and Betty Cazzet- to, both of Morristown; 28 grand-' children; and 12 great-grandchildren. Marion C. Beam I EXPORT, Pa. Marion C. Beam died Monday at the East Suburban Hospital, She was 82.

Born in Califon, she lived in Morris Township, N.J., for more than 30 years before moving here 16 years ago. She had worked at Picatinny Arsenal, Rockaway -Township, N. for many years -and was a charter member of the Full Gospel Pentacostal Tabernacle Church, Randolph, N.J. Surviving are three sons, Ken- neth Ward, Califon; the Rev. Da- vid here; and the Rev.

Gordon Randolph; and three grand- children. Services will be held at 1 p.m. i Friday at the Free Gospel Church, here. Henry Twiefel ANDOVER TWP. Henry Twiefel, Norwood Drive, Lake II-, iff, died Monday at Newton Memorial Hospital.

He was 86. Born in Germany, he came to 1 Lake Iliff in 1950. He was a retired butcher who had worked at the Big Leaders Supermarket and most recently at Hayek's Market, Newton. He was a member of the Redeemer Lutheran Church here. Surviving are his wife, Louise; a brother, Court, North Bergen; and two sisters, Marie Kanmann, Hempstead, N.

and Emma Honold, Woodhaven, N.Y. The funeral and burial will be private. Death Notices. ALIEN, Olivia, Martin Luthsr Kir Annua, Hon Tom. Ms, on Hay 26, 1M1, Morrlatown MamorM Notorial.

Wtta of Macon. Mothsr of Edward and Menard, Dovar, N.J.; Oaorga, Atlanta, and Mr. Conatanea 0. Watt, Morrk town. SHrtar ol Solum Jordan, Now York Cltr Mra.

Laurta WHkanon, Yonksra, N.Y.i and Mra. UMan Andaraon, Now York City. Mao aurvtvad by 32 grandchnorsn; and 1 1 gtaaV orandcNIdran. Funaral sarvlcaa Friday, May 1 p.m.. a tha Oraatar Now Jama Haw Inatttutional Baptist Church, Abbatt Avarwa, Morrtrtown.

Visitation Thursday, 2-4 and p.m., at tha Rows Funaral Horns, 11 Martin Luthsr Kins MoKtaUMMl. (27,28) 1 ALTSCHULER, AaaMda si Convsnt Station, N.J., Os6 on May 29, 1981, In Morristown. WHa tha lata Robsrt AltaehuMjr, also of Convsnt Station, M.J. Mothar of Gary Altschutar of MarJhnni and Braes C. AHsohutsr ol Rldgst wood, N.J.

DausJitar SI Mrs. NathsHa S. Patton ol Mont Mr, N.J. llatsr of Mlaa Jans W. RaynoKta ol Monlclslr and Mr.

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Raid Maprswood, on Wsdnaaday, May 27, St s.ra. arks mailt Bath taraal Camstary, Tfiiiiidiildaa. N.J. Ps in, mm NEWTON Services were scheduled for 2 p.m. today at the Smith McCracken Funeral Home, 63 High St.

here for Russell A. Schoonover, Shady Lane. He died Sunday at Newton Memorial Hospital. Born in Stillwater, he was a lifelong resident of Sussex County Mrs. Richard Jones NEWTON Services were scheduled to be held this morning at the Smith McCracken Funeral Home, 63 High St.

here for Hattie B. Jones, Woodside Avenue. She died Sunday at Newton Memorial Hospital. She was 74. Bom in Nazareth, she had lived in the Sussex County area for most of her life.

Surviving are her husband, Richard four sons, Edward Richard H. Jr. and Ronald all of here; and Alex Markovitz, Nazareth; three daughters, Shirley B. Lynn and Margaret Ryerson, both of Easton, and Hilda Hamilton, Revere, 22 grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren. William F.

Scully DOVER William F. Scully, Randolph Avenue, died Sunday in Dover General Hospital after a short illness. He was 87. Born in Auburn, he lived in the area for 57 years. He worked for 25 years as an accountant for the Rockaway Rockaway, until his retirement 22 years ago.

He was a veteran of World War I. World War I Surviving are a son, Donald, Columbus, Ohio. Services will be held at 9 a.m. Friday from the Bermingham Funeral Home, 249 S. Main Wharton, to a 9: 30 a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial at Sacred Heart R.C. Church, Dover. Leola F. Bennett MORRISTOWN Leola F. Bennett died yesterday in Newfoundland, Pa.

She was 95. Born in Boonton, she lived in South Orange before moving here. She was the widow of Walter C. Bennett, chairman of the board of the Phelps-Dodge Copper Refining New York. She was active with many civic organizations, and was associated with the United Hospital, Newark, the W.A.A.I.M.E., New York, the W.S.C.

of the Vailsburg United Methodist Church, South Orange, of which she was an 85-year-mem-ber, and the W.S.C. in South Sterling, Pa. Surviving are a son, W. Sheldon, here; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 1: 30 p.m.

Friday at the Vailsburg United Methodist Church, 150 South Orange South Orange. Jenkins Services MORRISTOWN Services for Lawrence Jenkins will be held today at 1 p.m. at the Rowe Funeral Home, 13 Martin Luther King Ave. here. Mr.

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