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Governor-elect Byrne Says President Nixon Should Quit 12-Y ineland Timei Journal Wed. Dec. 26, 1973 Maria Bernard, 73, Native of Puerto Rico i I Maria Bernard, 73, of Tarkiln Park, died yesterday at Newcomb Hospital after an extended illness. Born in Puerto Rico, she resided in Vineland 15 years and was a member of the Spanish Pentecostal Church at Third and Quince sts. Surviving are her husband, Juan; a son, Juan Bernard of Vineland two daughters, Elva Solis and Felicita Solis, both of Vineland; nine grandchildren and a brother, Tito Beras and two sisters, Ines Acosta and Cristina Acosta, all of Vineland.

Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. Friday at the Spanish Pentecostal Assembly of God at 512 south Third st. Burial will be in Siloam Cemetery. Visiting hours at the church will be 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday.

Arrangements are by the DeMarco Funeral Home. TRENTON Brendan T. Byrne says President Nixon should resign for the good of the nation, it was reported today. The Democratic governor-elect, in an interview with The Daily Journal of Elizabeth, said the many fronts from which Nixon is now being attacked and the increasing questioning of his credibility has made it virtually impossible for him to run the federal government. "We are now spending so much time on the Watergate issue, the Nixon issue, the income tax issue that it has become very hard to run the government," Byrne said.

During his gubernatorial campaign, Byrne shied away from comments about Watergate and related matters. His only significant remark in that area came on Oct. 25, when he told a Jersey City audience: "The simple fact is that Richard Nixon's action brought us to the brink of a total qijy hiiiiiiii iht" i- wrwirn wmn 111 in wnwagwinwiiiiii imrr i i miii i i Crash Darkens Several Homes collapse of our government." It was not known what affect if any Byrne's remarks would have on Rep. Peter W. Rodino, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, which is considering the possibility of impeachment proceedings against Nixon.

Rodino played a key role in Byrne's campaign. Florida Man i Halted After Chase (Continued from Page 1 According to police, Delesandro fled from sheriff's officers in Atlantic County when they appeared at his father-in-law's home in Buena to serve a contempt of court warrant. Atlantic County Sheriff's officers called Vineland for assistance and local police picked up the chase at Chestnut and Lincoln aves. Delesandro was wanted for failing to appear to face charges of violating New Jersey wage and hour laws. Delesandro apparently Ignored police signals and smashed into a patrol car at Spring rd.

and Chestnut ave. before continuing and ramming an unmarked detective's vehicle. Dot. Juaquim Martinez and Ptl. Eugene Burris escaped injury in the collisions.

The suspect's 1972 Lincoln Continental continued on to Chestnut and East aves. where it sideswiped a bus transporting senior citizens to the weekly retired perrsons luncheon at the North Italy Hall. No one was injured on the bus but police had to remove the vehicle when the driver said he was too "shook up" to continue. Delesandro's car cracked up at Chestnut ave. and Eighth st.

and police removed the suspect from the vehicle. He was taken to police headquarters for processing. Delesandro, 40, was booked on disorderly persons complaints for eluding police and was issued motor vehicle summonses for reckless driving, careless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. Mario A. Comparri, 73, Lived Here 70 Years Mario A.

Camparri, 73, of 1120 east Butler ave. died Monday afternoon in Bridgeton Hospital after an extended illness. Born in Italy, he was a Vineland resident for 70 years, a retired farmer and a member of St. Isadore Church. He is survived by two sisters, Inez Carpani and Anna Pagliughi both of Vineland and nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 9 a.m. from the Wainwright Funeral Home with a Mass of Resurrection at St. Isadore's Church at 10 a Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Visiting hours at the funeral home will be this evening from 7 to 9. Due Province.

North Vietnamese recently overran Kien Due town and now both sides are locked in a struggle for the highland ha mlet. (APTJ Photo) REFUGEE IN FLIGHT With nearly all his wordly possessions tied to a tote pole, a Vietnamese refugee leaves troubled Kieni Due district in South Vietnam for the safety of government held positions in Quang LSA Approves 1 974 Budget (Continued from Page 1 Monday afternoon. Miss Butekov was given summonses for failing to yield at a stop sign and not having her driver's license in possession. A car driven by Minerva C. Leanzo of 1086 Mercury Way collided with an auto driven by Allen S.

Tobolski of 416 north East ave. on Delsea dr. Monday afternoon. Police ticketed Miss Leanzo for improper lane changing. A car driven by Floyd T.

Schock of 8 Broad la. hit a parked car Monday night owned by Evelyn Bugs of 18 Broad la. Police ticketed Schock for failing to conliol his vehicle. A car driven by Sandra M. Sanchuk of Millville hit an auto driven by Marion O.

Kull of 575 Overbrook rd. on Monday afternoon while the Kull vehicle was waiting to make a turn on Delsea dr. Police ticketed Miss Sanchuk for careless driving. A car driven by Edward J. Hamilton of 2767 Maple ave.

ran into the back of a car driven by Dwight D. Hetzell of 1214 McClain dr. on east Chestnut ave. last night. Police ticketed Hamilton for careless driving.

A car driven by Angelo A. Gyman Jr. of 4343 Lake rd. struck a vehicle driven by Edward W. Malek of 1128 Monmouth rd.

on Delsea dr. early Monday morning Police gave Gyman a summons for careless driving. (Continued from Page 1 next rate hearings, in connection with proposed expansion. City Councilman Carlo Costantino arrived late for the LSA meeting, which took just 12 minutes, but discussed with commissioners plans to react vigorously to the latest decision of the State Department of Environmental Protection throwing up still another obstacle for LSA. LSA's engineers reported last week DEP is requesting a "review" of the proposed Parvins Branch interceptor route for the expansion program which DEP Commissioner Richard J.

Sullivan personally approved in September. Costantino urged immediate court action against DEP. Jessie Marley, 85, Dies After Long Illness Jessie Marley, 85, of 833 north Main died this morning in Newcomb Hospital after an extended illness. Born in West Virginia, she had been a Vineland resident 50 years. Surviving is her son, John of Vineland.

Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday from the Corson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Siloam Cemetery. Visiting hours will be an hour prior to services at the funeral home. Gregor Redka, 69, Dies Following Long Illness Ralph Compotaro World War II Marine Ralph Compotaro 58, of 510 Washington ave.

died yesterday in Newcomb Hospital after a lengthy illness. A lifelong resident of Vineland he served as a staff sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II, in Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Guadalcanal and Guam and the Marianas Islands. He was a member of St. Isidore Church.

Surviving are his mother, Antoinetta Compotaro; three brothers, Carmine, An-gelo and Dominick, all of Vineland; three sisters, Millie Straus of Camden, Joseph Stressman of Estell Manor and Marguer-ita Compotaro of Vineland. Funeral services will be at 8:30 a.m. Friday from the Rone Funeral Chapel with a Mass of the Resurrection at St. Isidore Church at 9:30 a.m. Burial will be in Siloam Cemetery.

Visiting hours at the funeral chapel will be Thursday 7 to 9 Funeral services will be held on Friday at 9 a.m. from the Rocap-Shannon Memorial Funeral Home with Mass at St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Church at 10 a.m. Parastas and viewing will be Thursday Gregor Redka, 69, of 2200 of S. Lincoln Vine-land, died in Newcomb Hospital, Vineland, on Christmas Day after an extended illness.

Mr. Redka was a resident of this area for 12 years. He was a construction worker Births OTHER HOSPITALS DeHART A son to Walt and Carol (Tuthill) DeHart of 5516 Queen Elizabeth Jackson, Dec. 22. Paternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Carl DeHart of Allen ave. and a member of St. Peter and St. Paul Ukrainian Church.

Survivors include his wife, Maria; two sons, William and Anatole, both of Vineland; a daughter, Nino Lenko, Vineland; and five grandchildren. Daily Lottery Winner TRENTON (AP) The winning number in the New Jersey lottery for Monday was 99386. Celestial Report Dec. a.m., set 4:43 p.m. New York Egg Prices (Copyright 1973, Urner Barry Co.) Fancy White: Extra Large 74, Large 74, Medium 73, Pullet 67, Peewee 50.

Fancy Brown: 74. MOST NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE RATES WILL INCREASE 2.6 Pursuant to the order of the New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners issued December 13, 1973 allowing revisions in New Jersey Bell tariffs increasing certain of its rates, the following changes will be effective for bills rendered on and after 12:01 a.m., January 1, 1974. Hospital News Our Temperatures Yesterday Today Noon 48 Midnight 51 1 PM 52 1 AM 51 2 PM 53 2 AM 51 3 PM 54 3 AM 51 4 PM 55 4 AM 51 5 PM 54 5 AM 51 6 PM 54 6 AM 51 7 PM 53 7 AM 51 8 PM 52 8 AM 51 9 PM 52 9 AM 53 10 PM 52 10 AM 55 11PM 51 11AM 56 ONE YEAR AGO TODAY High 46 Low 42 PUBLIC NOTICE erdyke, Lori Shelansky, Dominick Reback and Alex Rasp-utiny. Discharged Tuesday were Juan Negron, Linda Sciore, Russell Calareso, Lillian Betty Presgraves and baby boy, Gay-line O'Donnell and baby girl, Sherry G. Weinstein and baby boy, Maria Villanueva, Linda Dolson and Denise Steudle.

Because of increasing operational costs and other economic factors affecting New Jersey Bell, the Board of Public Utility Commissioners has issued an order permitting, on the average, a 2.64 rate change affecting all aspects of intrastate telephone service. For example: Basic monthly charges for residence service will increase by 90 to 180. For instance, individual line flat rate service in Egg Harbor will increase from $4.40 to $4.52, while the same class of service in Hacken-sack will increase from $6.85 to $7.03. See Chart A for new rates by rate groups. Monthly charges for optional residence equipment and services will be increased.

For instance: a Trim-line phone from $1.10 to Touch-Tone Service from $1.50 to an extension phone from 950 to 980. Comparable changes will be made in business rates including those for Centrex service, PBX, cord intercept, WATS, mileage service, mobile phones, Telpak and hardware for data and teletypewriter service. Initial period charges for direct-dialed intrastate toll calls and coin calls of 200 or more will be increased by 10 or 20, and some overtime charges will be increased by 10. Operator-serviced calls will increase by 1 0 to 40. There will be no change in rates for calls to other states.

See Chart for details. For customers billed on a message rate basis, the new charge for additional message units will be 6.30. Charges will also increase for Selective Calling and Econo-Pak service. Installation andor moving charges for residence customers will be increased from $15.00 to $15.40. For business customers, the charge to connect new service will go from $20.00 to $20.53.

This moderate rate adjustment should help us overcome some of the continually increasing costs of providing good telephone service. The cost effect on your own phone bills will be offset somewhat by a reduction of the federal excise tax on this service from 9 to 8, also on January 1, 1974. Further information on these rate changes may be obtained from your local Telephone Business Office or Business Service Center. The new rates will also be on file with the New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners. Local Securities Listed Last Bid American Tel.

...50 Afl antic City Elec 17" Bacheft Co 4 Cencolnst 12 Damon Corp 37 Diamond Int 29 Georgia-Pacific 38 Green Giant 18 Vi KlddeCo 15'4 La. Pacific 35 Manpower 12 Maul Bros 2 Owens-Illinois. 30y4 Pea body -Gallon 23 y4 Reynolds Securities 8 S.C.A. Services 6 Sears 82 SJ. Industries 16 Stanray 8 Stevecoknlt 2 OTC Bid Ask Dougherty Bros 3 4 Yt Formigli 1 1 The above approximate prices were compiled at 11:30 a.m.

today by Bache 729 Landis and Reynolds 110 Land-is Vineland. The follow hg bank stock prices represent the last known sale Involving a transaction of at least $L000, but tlry do not rencct current bids and offers. Bank of N.J 29 30 2 Citizens Ban Cor 19 Mldlantlc 28 2 8 1st. Elmer 484 Minotola Nat 35 1st NewHeld 50 People's N.B. of N.J.

...14 15 United Jersey Banks 13 Monday's Dow Jones Closing Average .814.81, down 3.02. treated after she was scratched by a cat. Admitted Monday were Flo Frazer, Russell Calareso, Maria Cruz, Angelo DeFelice, Ricardo Frasco, Asborg Peck, Ethel Delafrange, John Feeney, Arlie Gingham, Chris Kock, Gregor Redka, Mildred Lambert, Linda Sciore, Freida Col-ley, Bertha Gentile, John Hor-vath and Theresa Clouse. Discharged Monday were An-ibal Perez, Aurelio Merotti, John Mayhew, Mabel Brenda DeLouise, John Qui-nesso, Laura Branson, Terry Reedy, Lorraine Fagerlund, Nickolay Bondorenka, Violet Fallows, Jennafer Abrams, Laureen Thompson and baby boy, Louis Harmer, Viola Clark, Hedwig Fromm, Jose Chanza, Peggy Delancy, Donald Rah-ner, Elaine Mesiano, Albert Morgan, Joseph Travaglione, Erick Hensel, David Galli and Leonard Mears. Admitted Tuesday were Dominick Vastano, Sidney Pollock, Ralph Compotaro, Joseph Dickins, Helen Black, Edwin Waddington Chris Bick- Newcomb Hospital treated 62 accident-related injuries and 69 diagnostic cases in the emergency room Monday and Tuesday.

An additional 18 persons required emergency admission. Among those treated was William Murphy, 47, of 3126 Hance Bridge who suffered a bruised, swollen ankle when his car rolled over his foot. Deborah Ardrey, 17, of 217 north Spring was treated after she dropped a jar full of pennies on her big toe. Arnold Gamboa, 6, of Woodstock Village received treatment for a bruised elbow after he fell from a chair. Rudolph Meckel, 39, of 1435 west Arbor Michael Pilla, 25, of 775 south Third Laurence Sachs, 16, of 794 south Eighth and Vivian Farrow, 10, of Bridgeton, all were treated for dog bites.

Kathryn Blough, 31, of 2317 Washington was Funeral Notice Notice to Creditors Estate of Peter J. Nastasl De-cea sed. Pursuant to the order of Hugo H. Fenell, Surrogate of the County of Cumberland, made on the twentieth day of December 1973, on application of the undersigned Executor of said deceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors of the decedent to bring in to the subscriber their debts, demands and claims against the estate of said deceased, under oath, within six months from the date of such order, or they will be forever barred from prosecuting or recovering the sa me a gainst he su bscrlber. Dated December 20, 1973 Jeannette Nastasl Executrix Law Offices Llpman, Antonelll, A Professional Corporation 110 N.

6th St. Vineland, N.J. Attorneys December 26, 1973 Printer's Fee: $7.25 Area Weather Considerable cloudiness and mild through Thursday with periods of rain. Temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s. Chance of occasional rain Friday.

Fair Saturday and Sunday. Mild Friday with highs in the low to mid 50s and the lows in the low to mid 40s. Cooler Saturday and Sunday with the daytime highs in the 40s and the overnight lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. CHART A NEW BASIC MONTHLY SERVICE CHARGES (PLUS TAX) Rate Groups RESIDENCE BUSINESS Auxiliary Individual Line Line Message Message Rale Rate 2-Party Individual and Individual Line Additional 4-Party Line 2-Party Individual Flat Line Flat Flat Message Message Line Flat Rate! Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate 1 $4.52 $4.00 $3.44 8 62 2 5.08 4.31 3.70 10 26 3 5.54 4.62 4.00 n80 4 6.06 4.88 4.26 1345 5 6.62 5.13 4.26 1519 6 6.83 5.39 4.41 $5.39 7 7.03 5.65 4.41 5.65 $4.41 Special 4.52 3.59t 8.62 'Available only in limited areas Rural Service $8.26 $4.52 8,70 4.67 9.29 4.8? 9.80 4.98 6.83t CHART RATES FOR INTRASTATE TOLL CALLS DIRECTLY DIALED FROM NON-COIN PHONES (PLUS TAX) Distance in miles (measured between rate center points designated in each exchange area) EVENING 5 PM -11 PM Mon-Fri 8 AM-11 PM Sat-Sun DAY 8 AM -5 PM Mon-Fri NIGHT 1 1 PM 8 AM ALL DAYS PASQUALE'S GAZETTE WANTED 1-male unicorn 1 -female unicorn To complete cargo of animals for voyage on ark in the coming flood. call Pasquale's Pizzeria 691-0500 ask for Noah Initial Period Addilional 1 Min.

Initial Period Additional 1 Mm. COMPAKKl of 1120 past Butler avp. oo UM-i-mbor 24. 1973, Mario A. Comparri in his 74lh year.

Relative and friends of the family are Invited to attend funeral services on Thursday, December '27 at 9 a m. at the Wainwrluhl Kuneral Home. Landls ave. al north State st. with a Mass of Resurrection at St.

Isidore's Church at 10 a.m. Interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Visiting hours at the funeral home COMPOTARO: on December 25. 1973. Ralph.

Jr. of 51U Washington ave. in his 5th year. Relatives and friends are invited toaltend the funeral at the Rone Funeral Chapel. lllUeast Chestnut on Friday, December 28 at 8:30 a.m.

Thence to SI. Isidore's Church where a Mass of Resurrection will be offered al 9:30 a.m. Interment in Siloam Cemetery, friends may call al the Hone Chapel Thursday MILLER: on December 24, 1973. Frances In her 57th year. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral from the Rone Kuneral Chapel.

1110 Chestnut ave. on Thursday, Dec. 27 at 10 a m. Thence to Sacred Heart Church wherea Mass of Resurrection will be offered al 11 a.m. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery.

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