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6A SATURDAY, MAY 19. 1990 THE SUN OBITUARIES IN THE BALTIMORE COUNTY Fugitive allegedly robs Woodlawn bank A 49-year-old man sought on charges of killing his wife and robbing numerous banks In the Baltimore area, allegedly struck again in Woodlawn yesterday. Baltimore County police identified Charles W. Chester, a former Washington Insurance salesman, as the suspect in yesterday's 10 a.m. holdup at the American National Bank on Rolling Road.

Mr. Chester has been on the run for nearly three years, charged in warrants with the murder of his wife, 33-year-old Aster B. Chester, who was found stabbed to death in the couple's Largo home June 8, 1987. Since then, he has been linked to more than a dozen bank robberies in the Baltimore area, including holdups in Kingsville. ParkvlUe, Pikesville and Catonsville.

In yesterday's Incident, police said, the suspect entered the bank wearing a blue suit and dark blue hat. They caid the suspect initially asked th ler for change for a $20 bill, but alter several other customers left the bank, he pulled a revolver from his briefcase and demanded money. The suspect escaped In a cream-colored late-model Buick. Police said the teller identified the STATE robber as Mr. Chester, who was featured on the television show "America's Most Wanted" last month.

NORTHEAST BALTIMORE Man shot by city officer is in critical condition A 27-year-old man who was shot Thursday night by a Baltimore police officer investigating a domestic quarrel In Northeast Baltimore was reported in critical condition last night at the Francis Scott Key Medical Center. Linwood V. Edwards was shot in the shoulder and back after he allegedly attacked Officer Arthur L. Cook, 39. with the glass top of a table.

Officer Cook had gone to an apartment in the 5400 block of Force Road to investigate a report of a domestic argument, said Dennis S. Hill, a police spokesman. Mr. Hill said Officer Cook had been summoned by Donna Mldiffer, 30, who alleged that Mr. Edwards attacked her with a knife.

As the officer was taking the information, Mr. Edwards returned to the apartment to pick up some personal belongings only to be told that writer, dies book. "Life Lines." Miss Ireland was born April 24. 1936, In London. She was trained as a ballet dancer and first performed professionally when she was 12.

For a time, she appeared with the Monte Carlo Ballet. In 1957, Miss Ireland married Mr. McCallum, with whom she had appeared in several British productions, and the acting couple moved to Hollywood In 1962. She soon became a popular guest star on U.S. television series including "Ben Casey." "Mannix," "Star Trek" and Mr.

McCallum's "Man from U.N.C.L.E." Her marriage to Mr. McCallum ended in 1967, and a year later she married Mr. Branson, becoming his permanent leading lady In 19 films, including "The Valachi Papers" and "Death Wish Off-screen, Miss Ireland devoted her time to speeches encouraging fellow cancer patients and their families to live fully. With Mr. Branson, she reared his two children, her three, their daughter and a friend's daughter.

Survivors include Mr. Branson, six of the seven children, her mother and brother. Funeral arrangements are pending. Preakness traffic advisory 7f. Cross Country Blvd.

11 actress and ASSOCIATED PRESS JILL IRELAND A different tragedy struck in November, interrupting her chemotherapy. Jason McCallum, 27, the son she had adopted at infancy with her former husband, British actor David McCallum, died of Ingested and Injected drugs. She had chronicled his d-ug addiction and treatment in her second pital Center. He continued to work part time after his retirement In 1986 as a pharmacist for the Rite Aid Corp. He began practicing in 1960 at Robinson's Drugs, then worked for the Read Drug and Chemical which later became Rite Aid.

From 1970 until 1975, he was a partner in the 9 Pharmacy on Reisterstown Road. Born in Dothan, he served in the Army during World War II and earned a doctorate in pharmacy at Howard University. He is survived by his wife, the former Sallie E. Ward of Randalls-town; a daughter, Diane L. Baugh of Baltimore; a son, Willard L.

Bulger of Baltimore; and a granddaughter. Charlotte Marston Virginia resident Services for Charlotte Marston will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Emmanuel Episcopal Church In Greenwood, Va. Mrs. Marston, who was 83, died Wednesday after a long illness at her home in Greenwood.

Her husband, the Rev. H. Lee Marston, retired rector of Episcopal churches in the Charlottesville, area, died April 25. Mrs. Marstofl was born Charlotte Minor Cheate in Charlottesville.

She is survived by a daughter; three sons, Including H. Lee Marston of Severna Park; a sister, Mary C. Kidder of Baltimore; and nine grandchildren Death notices 3B I Baltimore! CifS' mhhmi Roads affected by changes iimm0fr tVt, mmwiimiih Roads unaffected by changes Reisterstown Road Metro Station (90-cent shuttle service to race course) Rogers Avenue Park and Ride Lot Timonium Park and Ride Lot-Metro Open 10a.m.-midnight; 1 0-cent transfer to shuttle bus at Rogers Avenue Station. Parking restlctlons Special restrictions in Pimlico area, including suspension of residential parking permits. Major restrictions: Northern Parkway: Pimlico Road to Park Heights (both sides) and Reisterstown to Winner Avenue (south side) Belvedere Avenue: Northern Parkway to Pimlico Road to Park Heights (both he was under arrest for domestic assault, the spokesman said.

Mr. Edwards ran into the kitchen and then the living room, where police say he picked up a large glass table top and threw it at Officer Cook. The table top smashed against the officer's left forearm, causing a wound that later required six stitches. BALTIMORE COUNTY 16 N.J. teens are hurt when tour buses collide Sixteen New Jersey students heading home after a tour of Washington were slightly injured last night when their tour buses collided in Baltimore County's Cub Hill section, authorities said.

The students were treated and released from Fallston General Hospital, the Greater Baltimore Medical Center and St. Joseph Hospital. Police said the accident occurred about 7:45 p.m. as the tour buses, each carrying 35 students between the ages of 13 and 17. traveled along uromweu Bridge KoarJ in tront ol the Charles H.

Hickey School for delinquents. The bus drivers realized they were lost, and as they tried to get back on course, one driver crashed his bus into the rear of the other, police said. From Staff and Wire Reports Closures Cylburn Avenue will be closed all day between Northern Parkway and Greenspring Avenue. At 5:30 P.M., Northern Parkway will be closed to westbound traffic between the race course and the Jones Falls Expressway (JFXl-83). One Way 3:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Pimlico Road: Northern Parkway to Cross Country Boulevard. Winner Avenue: Rogers Avenue to Northern Parkway. Lane Reversal p.m. Northern Parkway: Four lanes westbound between Cylburn and Belvedere Avenues. Belvedere Avenue: Two lanes westbound between Northern Parkway and Pimlico Road.

Lane reversals 3:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Northern Parkway: Four lanes eastbound from Belvedere Avenue to the Jones Falls Expressway Belvedere Avenue: Two lanes eastbound between Pimlico Road and Northern Parkway Heights (both sides) SUN GRAPHICS Science Baptist TOWSON Calvary Baptist Church On the Courthouse Square 120 Wttt Panntylvania Avenue Mintitff Frederick K. Women Church A.M. A.M. Nwttfy ctra tor cMdren.

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10:28 WiHiom McCoy, Pettor Getting there From Beltway, take Park Heights Avenue and Reisterstown Road. From Jones Falls Expressway (1-83), take Northern Parkway to race course access ramps. Getting home Access to Beltway from Park Heights, Reisterstown, Greenspring Avenue, Liberty Road. Access to I-S3 at Northern Parkway. Ramps onto 1-83 from eastbound Cold Spring Lane are closed.

But service Bus service begins at 10 a.m. from the following locations and runs until no longer needed: Old Court Metro Station PolyWestern Complex Providence Road Park and Ride Lot Jill Ireland, By Myrna Oliver Los Angeles Times i HOLLYWOOD Jill Ireland, the British-born actress who helped others by writing books about her battle with cancer and her son's addiction to drugs, died yesterday at her Mali-bu home. She was 54. She slipped into a coma early yesterday and died at 1 1 :30 a.m. Her husband and frequent co-star, actor Charles Branson, whom she credited with helping her endure intensive radiation and chemotherapy treatments, was at her side when she died.

1 Miss Ireland was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1984. She wrote about her mastectomy and recovery in her first book, "Life Wish," and made upbeat talks and appearances to bolster cancer victims and raise money for cancer research. In February 1989, doctors told her that the cancer had reappeared and metastasized to her lungs. The disease quickly spread to her hip, fe-. mur and thyroid.

She was given two to three years to live. "I don't want to die," she said shortly after that. "It's not an OK thing. Not right now. We all die one day, but I am not in the mood to do it yet." William Myers Jr.

Bakery supervisor Services for William M. Myers a retired bakery delivery supervisor, will be held at 10:30 a.m. today at the Duda-Ruck Funeral Home, 7922 Wise Dundalk. Mr. Myers, who was 63 and lived on Lutz Avenue in Essex, died Wednesday of kidney failure at the Francis Scott Kev Medical Center.

He retired five years ago from Mrs. Smith's Pie now Michele's 1 I. n. 1 I raimiy Detncry. nc uau wurncu lor the bakery for 18 years Born In Baltimore, he served in the Navy during World War n.

Xjf IIitam 1 miHiltuJ kit ktn the former Christine B. Miller; two daughters, Lillian G. Hughes and Denise J. Myers, both of Dundalk; four sons, Melvln L. Myers of Middle River.

William R. and Edward M. Myers, both of Dundalk, and Ronald H. Paige of Phoenix, a brother, Michael Myers of Baltimore; five sisters, Marie Ogle and Arlene Keller, both of Dundalk, Catherine Bland of Norfolk, Va Dorothy Lee Johnson of Baltimore and Thelma Weichart of Joppa; and 15 grandchildren. Dr.

W. Lane Bulger Retired Dharmacist Services for Dr. W. Lane Bulger, a retired pharmacist, will be held at 1 1 a.m. today at the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Druid Hill Avenue and Lanvale Street.

Dr. Bulger, who was 68 and lived on Larue Square, died Monday of cancer at the Homewood South Hos- 2 dangerous Rope made of sheet, hacksaw blade found By Phillip Davis State prison officials are Investigating how two dangerous inmates managed to acquire a hacksaw blade and conceal a bedsheet rope in their cells at the so-called "Super Max-prison in downtown Baltimore. The prisoners both escape artists were the first to attempt a breakout from the Maryland Correctional Adjustment Center since the super-maximum-security institution on East Madison Street opened in November 1988, according to authorities. Their plan went awry last Sunday during a routine cell inspection when a guard noticed that prisoner Rico Marzano, 22. had managed to saw the heads off several screws on a metal window grate, prison spokesman Leonard A.

Slpes Jr. said yesterday. Correctional officers confiscated two halves of a hacksaw blade from the adjoining cells of Marzano, a convicted killer, and John A. Wells, a robber and thief, Mr. Sipes said.

Both are serving life terms. The short rope, fashioned from a bedsheet, was found In the cell of Marzano, who was convicted of the drug-related 1987 slaying of two pregnant sisters and their husbands in Middle River. He is serving a life sentence without parole plus 130 years for robbery and handgun convictions. The prisoners were not close to getting through their cell windows, which faced an interior courtyard, Mr. Sipes said.

Marzano staged a brief escape from the Somerset County courthouse after his trial in Princess Anne last summer, managing to climb out of the sheriffs car. He was Intercepted minutes later by a motorist who forced him into waist-deep marsh mud, where he was caught by police. Police speculated that Marzano somehow obtained a key to his leg irons and handcuffs during court proceedings and then waited until Rogers Avenue: Northern Parkway to Park Hayward Avenue: Winner to Park Heights convicts foiled at 'Super Max' prison RELIGIOUS NOTICES he was in the car to make his escape. Wells escaped in 1983 from the Maryland Correctional Institution in Hagerstown, where he was serving time for assault with a deadly weapon and yet another escape. Wells scaled two fences, one of them lined with razor ribbon making him the first Inmate In more than two years to flee that Institution.

During his four months of freedom, he committed six armed rob Christian Science Christian beries and eight burglaries, and shot and critically wounded a Janitor at the Hazelwood Inn. Wells Is now serving a life sentence for those robberies, as well as 15 years for handgun violations. The Hagerstown attempt netted him 20 years on top of the other two sentences. The 299-cell Super Max was built to hold the prison system's most disruptive and violent Inmates. Barbed wire barriers that are 20 feet high surround the three housing "col If" CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BALTIMORE AREA CHURCHES FIRST-102 W.

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