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I 4 The Daily Register HHitMiminmiiitmiiMimiiHimiiiimmiHiiiimiiHiiiMiiiiHHiiimmi SHREWSBURY, J. Briefed on gas pipeline FRIDAY. AUGUST 29. 1980 Helen M. Bennett, 90; active in civic affairs Obituaries safety.

The guidelines are stricter in "populated areas than in uninhabited spots, Jacobson said. (continued) which would be transported to other plants for use. The pipeline would have to meet federal guidelines for iimiMiimmiiimitimiitimittmiiiHiiimiHiiHmiimiiiiiiiiimiiiMiiii Fred Tex Avery, 72; creator of Bugs Bunny PATH vole today FAIR HAVEN Helen M. Bennett, 90, of 16 Church died yesterday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. i Mrs.

Bennett was a lifelong resident of Monmouth County. She was born in the Hominy Hills section of Colts Neck and lived in Fair Haven 71 years. She was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion, here, and a life member of the ladies auxiliary of the Fair Haven Fire Company. She was a member of the Fair Haven and Monmouth County Democratic clubs, and served many years on the borough election board. She received the Founders Medal from the Borough Council in 1958.

Her husband, Edward L. Bennett, died in 1948. Survivng are three brothers, Uel Kockhill, Neptune; Charles M. Kockhill, Branch, and Robert Kockhill, Wanamassa; a granddaughter, four greatgrandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren. The Worden Funeral Home, Ked Bank, is in charge of arrangements.

(continued) Meanwhile, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the line, said trains would begin running again at 12:01 a.m. Monday pending ratification by the union. Ive been told they will begin Monday so that we can have a full day of light schedule before the heavy rush hour on Tuesday, said Port Authority spokesman Tom Young. BURBANK, Calif. (AP) Fred "Tex Avery, an animationist who helped create cartoon characters Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig and Dally Duck, has died ol cancer at the age of 72.

Avery died Tuesday in a Burbank hospital. Avery helped create the famed cartoon characters while working for Warner Bros. At the time of his death, he was developing a character called Cave Mouse for Hanna-Barbara Productions new Fhntstones series. Surviving are his wife, Pat, and a daughter. (continued) percent of our natural gas from them.

And since the Transco line heads into North Jersey, much of the natural gas would be likely to stay in the state. Jacobson said the pipe company has not suggested any sites for the pipe to come ashore, nor has it said what route it would prefer across land. A study unveiled last year by a group at Rutgers University, calls for the pipeline to travel through existing right of ways when on land. The study further explores hypothetical points at "which the pipeline could come ashore. The four points, Jacobson said, were suggested only for study.

Chosen for their various characteristics, they include Asbury Park, Atlantic City, Sea Isle City and Island Beach State Park. Asbury Park was chosen for its urban characteristics. Island Beach for it pristine nature and because it is a state owned park, Atlantic City because it is an urban center abutted by wetlands and Sea Isle City was chosen because it is a marsh area inhabitied only during the summer months. The study goes through the various areas' and explores the problems that could be associated with each. Jacobson said the state already has ruled out bringing the pipeline ashore through barrier islands or through the William H.

Becker headed printing group Woman escapes serious injury in truck-car crash Ralph Smith 65; local Masonic leader Joel R. Jacobson pine barrens, for ecological reasons. He added that there would be no long term disturbance of any area by the pipeline and that will it be noticable only when it is being installed. Since the gas that has come out of the wells to date has been of high quality, Jacobson said that only a seperation plant would be needed and not a large gas purification plant. A seperation plant, which seperates the gas from liquids in the line, could locate on a 20-acre site.

He said a suitable location would be significantly larger to allow for buffer for the plant. The only by-product of the seperation of the gas would be steam and various liquids former Ellen Eggleston; two daughters, Mrs. Alice An-crum and Miss Marjorie Clark, both Red Bank; a sister; Mrs. Pearl Stout, East Orange, and two granddaughters. The Cofer Memorial Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements.

P. Eggert an of World War II and attended Fairleigh Dickinson University. Surviving are his wife, the former Ruth Schoeler; a daughter, Mrs. Gail Tracy Stine, Rumson; his mother, Margaret Eggert, and a sister, Mrs. Lynn Kuehnen, Florida.

The John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. Charles Clark KED BANK Ralph Smith 65, of 160 River died Wednesday at Kiverview Hospital. Mr. Smith was born in Swedesboro and was a lifelong New Jersey resident.

Before retiring 1967, he was an inspector for the N.J. Division of Motor Vehicles. He was a graduate of Cortez Peters Business College, Baltimore, Md. He was a charter member and past president of the Ked Bank Mens Club. A former member of the Ked Bank Democratic Club, he was the first black committeeman elected in the 9th District here.

He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church, here, where he served as trustee and superintendent of Sunday school for many years. He was a past master of Celestial Lodge No. 36, here, and a past patron of Martha Chapter No. Unionized workers should be back on the job tomorrow. Young said.

Eight other unions representing workers on the 14-mile line have honored picket lines throughout the strike, the longest job action against PATH since the Port Authority bought the line in 1962. The carmens union in the only other PATH strike remained off the job for 63 days in 1973. down leaving area residents without electricity for Iti hours, According to Trooper Mock reported that he failed to notice the Greenburg vehicle until it was too late to come to a stop. Staring blankly at the fractured truck and telephone pole after the Greenburg car was towed away. Mock repeated to a reporter: She (the truck) just wouldnt stop.

Mock had just left the Laird's Apple Jack Distillery in Scobeyville with a load of whiskey. State police closed Route 537 until the liquor could be removed from the trailer and the rig towed from the scene at 9 p.m. Traffic was rerouted by the state police in and out of Freehold by was way of Dutch Lane and' Montrose Ave. for five hours. We Buy Gold Silver Old Jewelry Jeweler and Watchmaker on Premises jewelfyUSlgiJtm mart OpaMytO-8 ImuMBU WM.Thru Fri MMl HNWSlUiv PUI SM 114 842-3676 SPRING LAKE William H.

Becker 83, of Worthington died yesterday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Mr. Becker was bom in Newark and moved here from Kearny six years ago. He was a salesman and owner of a printing business in North Jersey for many years. He was a U.S.

Army veteran of World War a 32nd degree Mason with Pythagoras Lodge, Newark; Fanny ASBURY PARK Fanny Landau, 83, of 407 Seventh died yesterday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mrs. Landau was born and raised in Newark and moved here 12 years ago. She was a member of the Asbury Park Chapter of Deborah, the Friendship Club of Bradley Beach and the Volunteers at Monmouth Medical Center, a senior citizen group. Mrs.

Irving RED BANK Belle Moskowitz, 165 Harding Road, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital. Mrs. Moskowitz was born in New Haven, and moved here 48 years ago. She was a member of Congregation Bnai Israel, Fair Haven; the Sisterhood of, Bnai Israel, Hadassah, and the Deborah Hospital Auxiliary. Surviving are her hus By ANDREW SHEEHAN COLTS NECK A Farm-ingdale woman escaped serious injury yesterday when car burst into flames after being struck from behind by a tractor-trailer on Route 537, state police report.

State police said Sonya Greenburg, 39, of Farm-ingdale, was treated for minor injuries at Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold Township, and then released. The operator of 'the trailer, Evqret Mock, 30, of South Bend, was uninjured in the crash which occurred at 4:27 state police said. According to state police, the tractor-trailer struck the Greenburg car as it was making a left turn onto Five Points Road. According to investigating officer. Trooper Peter Hansen, the Greenburg car burst into flames on impact, but the driver was able to get out of the car.

The tractor-trailer pushed the Greenburg vehicle approximately 25 feet, and then crashed into a utility pole pole on the southside of the highway, Trooper Hansen said. According to the trooper, power lines were knocked Fred Tex Avery 37, Order of the Eastern Star, here. He belonged to King Solomon Chapter No. 8, Royal Arch Masons, Asbury Park, and was past commanding chief and grand inspector general No. 33 of Samuel Gordon Consistory No.

50, Asbury Park. He was past potentate, imperial officer, member of the registration team and past deputy of the oasis for Mahjah Temple No. 47, Shrmers, Asbury Park. And he was right worshipful master of New Jersey Prince Hall Grand Lodge, in which he served on the educational, jurisprudence and scholarship committees. Surviving are his wife, Bessie Mae; his mother, Mrs.

Anna E. Smith, Pomona; a sister, Mrs. Sarah Taylor, Bnelle, and many nieces, nephews and cousins. The Childs Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. She had been active in Arizona politics since 1948.

She was a precinct commit-teewoman, a- member of the Trunk Tusk Republican Club, and a member of the Central Republican Womans Club. Surviving are her husband, L. Gorman Roberts, and a sister, Mrs. Chester W. Minton, Shrewsbury, N.J.

Interment will be at Fair View Cemetery, Middletown, N.J. Joseph, Johnstown, and Michael and Daniel Elefante, both at home; two sisters, Mrs. Diane Muller and Miss Denise Elefante, both at home; and his paternal grandmother, Mary Guarino Elefante, New Milford, N.Y. The Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport, is in charge of an elder of the Trinity Reformed Church, Newark, and past president of the Printing Industries of New Jersey. Surviving are his wife, the former Eleanor Belus; a son, William H.

Becker Holmdel; a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Bastedo, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. five grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, is in charge of arrangements. Landau Her husband, Martin Landau, died in 1969.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Sonya Robins, Little Silver, and Mrs. Marcia Greenberg, Cleveland, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Fed-er, Somerset, and Mrs. Cis Paskow, Elizabeth, and five grandchildren.

The Bloomfield-Cooper Funeral Chapel, Ocean Township, is in charge of arrangements. Moskowitz band, Irving Moskowitz; three daughters, Mrs. Marilyn Kramer, Holmdel; Mrs. Phyllis Eileen, Morristown, and Mrs. Eleanor Stambler, West Deak a brother, David Silverman, Connecticut; two sisters, Mrs.

Ann Shorr and Mrs. Libby Zadoff, both Connecticut, and eight grandchildren. -The John. E. Day Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

viving are her daughter, Mrs. LaVerne Willis Mitchell, here; her father, Clarence Latimer, New York, and two grandchildren. The Cofer Memorial Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. SlMMARr MfiW Mrs. L.

Gorman Roberts LONG BRANCH -Charles Clark, 80, of 87 Rockwell died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Mr. Clark was a lifelong here. Before retiring, he was a truck driver for the John Guire Fuel Co. I Surviving are his wile, the Rudolph MIDDLETOWN Rudolph P.

Eggert, 60, of 28 Friendship Court, died yesterday at his home. Mr. Eggert was bom in Jersey City and lived in Clifton before moving here six years ago. He was a regional sales manager for the Mastic Corp. of South Bend, and had been employed the company tor 10 years.

He was a U.S. Army veter Lotteries The winning number in New Jerseys Pick-lt Lottery yesterday was 885. A straight bet paid $318.50, there was no box payotf and pairs pay $31.50. The Pick-6 numbers were 32-22-02-07-05-31. The bonus number was 54588.

PHOENIX, Ariz. Beatrice Morris Roberts, 744 E. Myrtle, a former resident of Monmouth County, N.J., died here last Friday. Mrs. Roberts was born in Long Branch, N.J., the daughter of the late Rev.

and Mrs. Benjamin Morris. She was a registered nurse who was graduated from the nursing school of Monmouth Memorial Hospital, now Mon- mouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Naomi Latimer Willis Wayne Anthony Elefante John Day FUNERAL HOME 11 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank C. SI DUN, Director 747-0332 BKOWNS MILLS -Naomi Willis, 54, of 227 Pardee died Wednesday at Burlington County Hospital.

Mrs. Willis was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and moved here in 1976. She was a member of the St. Albans Congregational Church, Queens, N.Y., and worked as a secretary for the Childs Welfare League of America, New York, until her retirement in 1971. She was the widow of Forrest Edward Willis.

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Krxl.tk IMHO ts Keytstone Saving IE Ask for Kodak color processing. ASBURY PARK NEPTUNE MANALAPAN SHREWSBURY Member FSLIC HAZLET Wayne Anthony Elefante, 21, of 3 Elm died yesterday at his home ot meningitis. Mr. Elefante was bom in the Bronx, N.Y., and had lived here since infancy. He was a 1978 graduate of Raritan High School and had been employed as a machinist by the Hattield Wire Cable Linden.

He was a communicant of Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Union Beach. Surviving are his mother, Lprraine Ehrhardt Elefante, at home; three brothers, 202 Death Notices CHAPMAN Mary age 90, of 37 Fisher place, Ked dank, on Aug at Red Bank Graveside service at the convenience ot the family at Woodiaern Cemetery, Bronx, Y. Kindly omit flowers. CLARK Charles, of 87 Rockwell Ave Long Branch, on August 78 Husband of Mrs Ellen (Eggleston) Clark, loving father ot Mrs AiKe Aocrum and Miss Maione Clark, brother of Mrs Pearl Stout Also survived by two granddaughters, other relatives and friends Reposing at Cofer Memorial Home 2ao Shrewsbury Ave in Red Bank Funeral Saturday, Cofer Memorial Home Interment wmterioge Cemetary Family will receive relatives and friends at the home of Mrs Alice Ancrum, 96 Leignton Ave Red Bank. EGBERT Rudolph of Middletown August 78 Husband of Ruth (nee Schoeieri father of Gad Tracy Stme.

son of Mrs Margaret Eggert, brother of Mrs Lvnn Kuehnen No visitation Memorial service Thurs Sept 4 at 7 at ah Saints Memorial Episcopal Church, Navesmk Memorial donations to MCOSS nursing service, development office 14 1 Booman Place, Red Bank. 07701 preferred LANDAU Fanny Services Friday Noon, from the Bloom fieid-Cooper Funerut Chapel, 2130 Hwy 35. Ocean, interment Mount Lebanon Cemetery, isehn. Rabbi Murray Ejrmg. officiating Sniva win be ooser veo at 45 Winding Way.

Little uver in neu of flowers, donations to the Deborah Hospital would be appreciated 5M I TH Ralph Jr of 160 River St Red Bank, on Ag 27 i960 De Voted husband of Bessie fond son of Mrs Anna Smith, dear brother of Sarah Funeral service Sat ipm, at the Calvary Baptist Crunch Rev Purcell Ball officiating interment Monmouth Memorial Park Tmton Fans Friends mav can at the Childs Funeral Home, Red Bank on 3 5pm, and at the church. 6 0 Fraternal services will start at 7 30 In lieu of flowers, make oona lions to the Deborah Hospital the name of Ralph SmithJr Manny Mary Dosil i present DOSILS SPORT CENTER NEW GUNS AND ARCHERY EQUIPMENT ON DISPLAY! P-TT (f)) A jf-4, 4f i (V Our cant lessen Wm. Anderson and J.A. Cutaio Funeral Home established 1950 facility has been newly redecorated for your comfort. We diminish the loss but we can the burden.

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