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Obituaries THURSDAY, AUG. 7, 1980 The Mews, Passaic County, N.J. james O'Hara, sales manager Dro.ng-forjhesy Futsajstjl Horn tTOMOWS John A (Jock) All FurW Horn Port. Annual Watmoroi fofujrol Homo VAC lEOO Moriho Jon Moor Homo tor Funawots IV John A. Burrows, vice president Trust Co.

of N.J. lY I tWol Homo waka- Jomoi OlSON-DovwJ LLlrTO.N John A Burrows S3. S. Korea arrests thousands SEOUL. South Korea 1UPI1 South Korea martial law authorities said yesterday they have rounded up nearly 17,008 people, from drug pushers to gamblers, in a sweer died Tuesday in the Atlantic City Medi DAYTON.

Ohm James Hara. 63. died Tuesday Bora Brooklyn, he lived in West Milford, NJ for 14 years, before moving here five years ago He was employed as a regional sales manager with Smger-Kearfott of Dayton, for 10 years He was a member of the Air Force Reserves He is survived by his wife. Lillian. Ct-Horoid tec Funonj Homo Shabby Mono A tome, Cona.

hmot Homo STliNf-mon, Hotiary-oockor Homo ft of wr suvta Information and Tolopnono rVcTOe' ConuH me funurot Vectors Lfmd Mm on Tha boe Oeom Hoik 9PM Previous 0o Elmer Mitchell, ex-machine operator WANAQUE Elmer Mitchell. 59. died Tuesday at Chilton Memorial Hospital, Pequannock Born in Paterson. he resided in Little Falls before moving here 20 years ago He was a machine operator with Arrow Group Industries for 20 years A Navy-veteran of World War II. he was a member of the James McCartney VFW Post 6765 He is survived by his sister-in-law.

Mary Mitchell of Haskell Arrangements are by the D' Agostt.no Funeral Home. 881 Ringwood Ave Has kell Veronica Bleil HAWTHORNE Veronica Bleil. DEATHS IN MEM0RI AM SMARtr Wo- A (Nee Zogorol of Elmwood Port beloved wile o4 Stephen loving mother Richovd ond mrs Horry (DorothylT Cooke, door Ot AnOiew ond El.ioberh PAT'offtO loving memory aeo- mother ond Grond "-other Anno, who posseo Owou '5 veort ogo August 7 19o5 Though her smile is gone ore t. And her tdce we conno touch We shoH never lose sweet memories the one we loved so much SADtVrViSSIOBv SON OAUGHTf in LAW AhlDGRAhiKMiiDttN J. Howard Anderson, ey-general manager Linen Thread Co.

ANISTON. Ala J. Howard Ander lormerl) of Pater I Monday at home. Bom Paterson, be lived in Hawthorne and Glen Rock, N.J., moving here in 1959 He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1934 He had been general manager of the Linen Thread Co of Paterson. before his transfer here as research and development director for Blue Mountain Indus tries, purchasers of Linen Thread.

He retired in 1975 He is survived by his wife, the former Margaret Walker, a son. John H. of Baton Rouge, a daughter, Mrs. Ted (Jane) Preston of Swarthmore, a sister, Mrs Robert (Florence) Rood of Pittsfield. Pa and four grandchildren Adrian Cornelisse, retired fireman CLIFTON Adrian Cornelisse, 81, retired city fireman, died Tuesday in the Mountainside Hospital, Glen Ridge Bom in Passaic, he lived here most of his life.

Cornelisse retired from the Clifton Fire Department in 1964. He was a member of FMBA Local 21, the New Jersey Exempt Firemen's Association, Clifton Lodge 203 Fit AM, the Clifton Craftmen's Club, and the Deriter Club He is survived his wife, the former Marie Cannizzo; a son, Matthew A. of Hackensack, three sisters, Mrs. Cathari-na Vermast of Atlantic City. Mrs.

Pauline Wessner of Phillipsburg, and Mrs. Adriana Dobb of Lodi, and two grand sons. Arrangements are by the Allwood Funeral Home, 660-670 Allwood Road. olo 6 aonchiion Funerol from Co 3 Homo 274 Morke Elmwod Pork Fr.ooy 7 bo" Funeral mot St Mory's Chvrch Posso I 9om I St Mory'i Cemetery. Soddte 6ofc Vting Thurtdoy 24 od 7 Agut 7-tt mg two-day crackdown The roundup, unprece dented in scale in Korean history was part of an ongoing social purification drive to eliminate "social evils" initiated in May by the nation military strongman.

Gen Chun Doo-hwan. officials said They said 16,599 hooli gans, drug pushers, smugglers, swindlers, extortionists, thieves and habitual gamblers were arrested in raids on nightspots, backstreets and hideouts throughout the country Monday and Tuesday And officials expected more people to be arrested and issued a public notice asking those still at large to surrender by Aug 16 or face severe punish 77, died Tuesday at Valley Hospital. Rldgewood Bora in Paterson, she lived here for 25 years She had worked with the Federal Sweet and Biscuit Clifton, for 20 years, retiring in 1967. She was a mem ber of St Anthony Church She is survived by two daughters, Vera of Bricktown, and Mrs. Vincent (Helen) Tamburro of Hawthorne, a sis ter, Helen Duffy of Paterson and six, grandchildren Arrangements are by Browning-For-shay, 557 Lafayette Ave.

REAVES In loving memory deor son ond brother Jomes Edword Reaves Jr. who poised away Augual 7, 1969 To us his noma will ever be The key thot unlocks memory a deor one gone but edyet A beloved oce we'll never sergei SADIY MISSED 6V BROTHERS AND SISTERS SCALiO In loving memory of Harold Rice a deor mother and grond mo 'h SEINER AAflry Of the Townifs.p Woshing'on on Tuesday August 5, i960 W.e he lore John Steine Devo'ed mother of Jon Sterner Thereto Nermg A the ioe Joseph Sterner Sister of Anno Meye and Thereto Muck olso survivied by 5 grand children A 6 Great gondchil dren Funerol from th Ho'tey Becker Funerol Home. 199 Cen ter Ave Westwood doy at 9AM Funrot moss Ot Our Lady of Good Council Chyrch Township of Washington ot 0 A Imorment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Totowa The fomiiy wiit receive their tnends Thursday 2 4 A 7-9 August 6-2t cat center Born in Paterson, he lived in this city most of his life A graduate of VaUey Forge Military Academy, he was a 1 954 graduate of the New Jersey School of Banking He was vice president of the Broadway Bank. Paterson until 1974, when he became senior vice president of the Trust Company of New Jersey in Jersey City. A World War II Marine Corps veteran, he was vice chairman of the Clifton Planning Board, and was a member of Clifton Lodge 203 Ft AM.

He was former director of the Valley Forge Alumni Association He is survived by his wife, the former Anna May Sam i fort, two sons, James of Vernon, and Thomas of Clifton; his mother, Mrs. Helen Thome Burrows of North Caldwell Arrangements are by the Allwood Funeral Home, 660-670 Allwood Road David Olson, ex-cafeteria worker PATERSON David Olson, 69, died Tuesday at St. Joseph Hospital and Medical Center. Born in Massachusetts, he lived here most of his life. He had been a cafeteria worker at Preakness Hospital Unit 1 for 20 years, retiring in 1977.

He was a member of the Union Avenue Baptist Church He is survived by his wife, the former Ruth E. Baier; and two sisters, Mrs. Cona Palmer of Bloomingdale. and Mrs. Lynn Matthison of Brockton, Mass.

Arrangements are by Moore's Home for Funerals, 384 Totowa Ave. Martha MacLeod PATERSON Martha Jane MacLeod, 96, died yesterday at St. Joseph's Hospital snd Medical Center. Bom in Ravenna, Ontario, Canada, she taught in the Ontario school system for many years before moving to New Jersey. She was a member of the United Methodist Church in Franklin Lakes for more than 20 years.

She was predeceased by her husband, Captain John Peter MacLeod, a son, Rodger and a daughter, Mrs. John (Pauline) O'Connell. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Peter (Dorothy) Polombo of Wyckoff, two sisters, Mrs. Archie (Margaret) of Collingwood, Ontario, and Mrs.

James (Eva) Walper of Donovan, Saskatchewan; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren Arrangements are by Moore's Home for Funerals, 384 Totowa Ave. er. Sarah who passed owoy August 7, 1972 A heart of gold stopped beat mg Two shining eyes ot rest God broke our boons to prove He only takes the best Sadly missed by THE FAMilY two sons. James and John both of Arlington. Texas, a daughter.

Maureen DU1 of West Milford. a brother, Francis of Mobile. Ala and four grandchil dren Arrangements are by Richards Funeral Home. H40 Union Valley Road. West Milford Sadat proposes three shrines on Mt.

Sinai MOUNT SINAI. Egypt (UPI) President Anwar Sadat appealed to believers in God worldwide yesterday to contribute "even with a few pennies" to a house of worship he plans to build for Christians, Moslems and Jews on Mount Sinai The complex Sadat's pet project since Egypt concluded a peace treaty with Israel last year and regained two-thirds of the Sinai peninsula including Mount Sinai will consist of a church, a mosque and a synagogue. The president launched the international drive for funds from a makeshift mosque in his new presidential retreat in the so-called "Valley of Rest," in the shadow of the mountain where the Bible says God gave Moses the ten commandments. Sadat made his appeal at a news conference before going into seclusion in his retreat for meditation and prayer for the five remaining days of the Moslem fasting month of Ramadan. "To symbolize the real fraternity among the followers of the three religions, we are building on this sacred spot a center for the worship of God which embodies a mosque, a church and a synagogue, he said Addressing "believers in all corners of the world," Sadat said: "I hereby invite you all to contribute to the setting up of this center which will be a living symbol of the brotherhood of man and a lighthouse that would rekindle the spirit of coexistence and tolerance among nations Sadat said he has authorized a reply by Egypt this week over a new Israeli law reaffirming sovereignty over all of Jerusalem, including the eastern sector WIIDE Henry In loving memory of my husband, who passed owoy 4 years ogo August 7 1976 ment Amnesty International, the international human rights group, said Tuesday that South Korea had refused to let investigators into the country to check reports of mass arrests and alleged torture of political prisoners IN MEM0RIAM Forever thoughts Funeral rty heorl ond BELOVED WIFE AMEUAl-WILDE PATERSON Harold Leon Rice.

48, died Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center Bora in Union, he lived here for tholast 43 years He is survived by his wife, the former Barbara Caine; two daughters, Gladys Caine of New York City and Claudia Caine of East Orange: his mother, Maggie Rice; a sister, Lucille Davis: and a maternal grandfather, James Thomas, all of Paterson; and one grandchild. Arrangements are by the Bragg Funeral Home, 256 Graham Ave Sonar sitings give hints to Marie Sharry, former weaver Uli CI 12 DEATHS A at ELMWOOD PARK Marie Zagora Sharry, 82, died Tuesday AQUINO Aquwn Jr Mgr lombonk) 236 Umon A.envt 956-1700 FITZPATRtCK Bernard. In loving memory of a deor friend, who passed away on August 6. 1979 You are still loved by oil We still remember your smile.

Your wonderful memories, ore a pleasure to recoil Oh. Bernard, for others did you live, not to receive but to give SADLY MISSED BY SONS BERNARD and DEMETRIUS THE MARTIN. The GAINES ond THE MC CUTCHEN FAMILIES MOORE'S HOM1FOB FUNERALS 384 Totowo Poterson Saddle Brook General Hospital. Bom in Czechoslovakia, she came (o the United States 68 years ago and has lived here for tha past 31 years. Sharry was a weaver for 40 years at the Forstmann Woolen Mills in Garfield until she retired in 1957.

She was a member of St. Mary's R.C. Church in Passaic. She is survived by her husband, Stephen; a son, Richard of Paramus; a daughter, Mrs. Harry (Dorothy) T.

Cooke, of Totowa; a brother, Andrew Zagora, of Passaic; a sister, Elizabeth Zagora, of Garfield; and six grandchildren. Arrangements by Patrick J. Conte, 274 Market Street, Elmwood Park. BLEU Vefon.co (Nn Duffy) 096 77 years, of How thorn on Tuedoy August 5, 1980. loving mother of Helen Tamburro and Vera Bleil funeral Friday 9am from the Brown i no-roc hoy Funeral Home.

557 Lafayette Ave, How thorne Followed by 9 30am most ot St AntWony's RC Church Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Friends may call Thursdoy 3-5 ond 7-9pm August 7-It BURROWS- John A (Jock), of Clifton, suddenly, on August 5th Beloved husband of Anno May (Santif ort) Burrows Dear lathe of James and Thomas Burrows Devoted son of Helen (Thorne) ond the ote Harold Burrows Funeral. Saturday. 9 30 a ot Allwood Funeral Home, 660-670 Allwood Rd Clifton. Interment laurel Grove Cemetery. Visttmg, Thursfday 7-9 Friday i-4 ond 7-9 p.m August 7 2) 790-7000 694 0072 Alps Rd Hamburg Tpke Wayne SCANLAM tC i 711-MM bast 1 Si at in.

PATtKKJ.COtm 774 arias aasatrt. Business 1010 DeLUCCIA 111 Befmorit Art ot 8rh 790-6606 OonoU lesto, Mor Opportunities ESNklMBLE NOVS I I VI I NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE (Continued from Page 91 rUMfRAl HOME conquered from the Arabs in the 1967 war. Sadat parried all questions on the matter with the reply "I am in seclusion." He said Vice President Hosnl Mobarak had "full powers" to run the country for the duration of Ramadan. Sadat, in a prepared statement he read to reporters in Arabic, English, French and German, said he was dedicating the Mount Sinai project to "peace on earth." Mi'uiM i. I1SFI 790-8686 A lucrative Office Equipped Supply Business In Clifton $15,00 Down Fantastic opportunity.

CAR-BAR qui mm urn 154 Pomp Tpke lirtkiFoflj 256-2224 IH) 12 WasteMT IS walaoJa PATRICX. In loving iWaw Cost GAUIPCXI It's UWayaf of our beloved Husband ot our II memory ond Fattier. Pat. wto passed awoy HUBBARD In Paterson. on AAonday.

August 4, 9B0, frank Beloved husband of Mary Hubbard Father of Helen Petty Funeral Services, on Thursday. 7 p.m. at the Park Avenue Memorial Funeral Home. 365 Pork Ave Paterson Interment. Friday, 9 a.m.

at Fair Lawn Cemetery Visiting Hours, Wednesday 7-9 Thursdoy 3-5 p.m. August 6-2t MAC LEOO Passed into life eternal Paterson, on Wednes day, Augutt 6. I960. Martha Jane. Age 96 Beloved wife of the late Captain John Mac Leod Relatives ond friends are invited to attend the Funeral, on Friday.

August 6. 1980 or 0:30 am. from Westmount Home, 265 Totowa Ave Pater son, Interment at Laurel Grove Memorial Park Friends may call from, 9:30 a to 10:30 am Friday In lieu of flowers please make donations to Westmount Home, 265 Totowa Ave Poterson. Ar-ronoements by Moore's Home for Funerals, 304 Totowa Ave August 7- It j. H.

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2-1284 August 6. 1977 Just bouquet of beautiful memories. Sprayed witho million ot You (eft us withoui worni.ig. You left us without a good-bye You did not deserve to lecve so fast, you did not deserve how you left You were patient, kind and honest Whenever yoi. were needed you were always there We never heord a comprint, or no from those lips, Always a smile, we miss the Oy ond hoppiness, we oil shored together life must go on I know lis true, but its not the some, since we lost you.

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The team of filmmakers, scientists and adventurers sailed from Florida in mid-July aboard the H.J.W. Fay re-1 search ship, en route to a 100-square-mile area 95 miles south of the Grand Banks of Newfoundland where the search is concentrated. Grimm said the team has identified three possible "targets" where equipment will be focused today "They may be ships sunk ln World War II, but there are three definite target areas," he said. A "camera sled" will be lowered into the 12,000 foot plus depths today to relay computer-enhanced images of the targets, he said. "It's quite vivid You could clearly Identify an anchor, a chain, a hand railing certainly a smokestack," said Grimm.

The Titanic had four smokestacks. The ship, on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England to New York, sank on April 15, 1912, taking more than 1,500 of the 2,224 passengers and crew-down with her. Chrysler unveils long-awaited K-model car DETROIT (UPD Chrysler Corp hoping its year of agony is behind it, yesterday celebrated the birth of the new car model upon which the auto maker's survival depends The first production K-car touted for more than a year arrived at the end of a Detroit assembly line and was driven away by Chrysler Chairman Lee A. Iacocca. Workers cheered and applauded.

Iacocca for the past year the stem leader of a corporate giant on the brink of disaster again became the super-salesman. "Everybody's waiting for the K-cars and nobody's going to be disappointed." he told reporters, Chrysler executives and an array of guests The word was no longer simply that Chrysler must sell the new. front-wheel drive, fuel-efficient compacts to survive but that the cars already are well-received. "We have enough orders in hand right now to cover production of half of all the cars we can build between now and the end of the year," Iacocca said. "And they haven't even been shown yet "Nobody has ever had that kind of order backlog before production started but the K-cars do Since Chrysler plans to build 180.000 of the new compacts through the rest of 1980, that implies orders in hand from dealers and fleet purchases of about 90,000 cars.

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Both people on the smaller plane were killed, but Pride escaped injury and kept a concert date with 600 nuns. The smaller plane, a Cessna 172 trainer, skimmed the top of the chartered Fairchild 27 which carried Pride, 13 members of his entourage and two crewmen, then plummeted to the ground. Pride's plane was forced to make an emergency landing on one engine, but all 16 people aboard escaped injury. Pride, the first black to make it big in the country music field, said no one aboard the Fairchild knew what had happened until the plane landed. "The pilot was descending and all of a sudden we heard a whomp a thud," Pride said.

"The plane shimmied and the pilot came on and said, 'buckle up. we've got a A few minutes later he brought it in. "It yawed all the way in but we landed safely. We didn't know what happened until we were on the ground Pride was returning to Dallas, his hometown, from Rapid City, S.D., for a special concert for 600 Catholic nuns at the University of Dallas. His agent, yv life? Then start now by E.

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Hurry opportunity is knocking. REALTOR, 546-6666 KEY REALTY OLSON Passed into life eternal Paterson Tuesdoy August 5. 1980 David Age 69 Beloved Husband of Ruth Boier Olson of Poterson Relatives ond Friends are invited to attend the funerol Saturday August 9. ot 10 30 A at Moore's Home for Funerols. 38 Totowo Ave interment ot Lourel Grove Memorial Pork Friends may coll 3-5 4 7-9 Fridoy August 7-2t wider Plant Cotonwi Horn RICHARD J.

VANDfR PlAAT Director 13-31 Soddte River Rd Foir tom 797-3500 DIVIDENDS Annual rale unless otherwise Identified lal plus ettra. (hi paid in 1179, (el payment on accumulated dividends, (d) paid so far In IM0.no regular rate, ei cash plus stock paid in 19S0. II) cash plus stock paid in 1979. Ig) annual rate plus stock dividend: (h) paid In 19B0 -latest dividend omitted; (1) percent in stock paid in 1 980 (II percent in stock paid in I960 -latest dividend omitted. percent in stock paid In 1179.

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1975 We do not need a special day. To know that you are gone For deep inside our heor's Your memory lingers on They say time heals all aching hearts We know thot un true For God alone knows lust how much. We always think of you SADIY MISSED BY WIFE DAUGHTER. SON DAUGHTER-IN-LAW SON-IN LAW ond GRANDCHILDREN ngnta, ei -distribution SALES: In hundreds (001 omitted except for those designated Isl which are traded in 10-share lots and carried In full. ANNUAL RANGE (Hi indicates new high (or past 365 days, (Li indicates new low for past 365 days GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE FOR SALE.

374 Main St 278-0942 or 279-7321 RICE Departed this life on August 5. 1980, Horold Leon, of 115 Highland St Poterson. Be loved husband of Barbara (Come) Rice. Services, Saturday. '0 ot the "Brogg Funerol 256 Graham Ave Interment Fair lown Cemetery Friends moy coll, 3-5 ond 7-9 Friday (Parking on Premises! August 7-H GIFT ft CARD SHOP-Fully equip- ped.

Full price mcl'g all stock MUTUAL FUNDS (Continued front Page 8) $14,500 NEIGHBORHOOD REALTY USA Gorny Gorny MORTUARY 519 Marshall St. R.J. GORNY, Mgr. Poterson 684-5400 Business Service Agcy REALTOR 595 7060 GROCERY STORE Must sell Reos. Price All eqpd Gd Sec lion.

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"I wouldn't stand them up now for anything," Jackson said. The dead were identified as student pilot Dan A. Murff, 19, of Beaumont, Texas.and instructor John Fitzgerald, 37, of Arlington, Texas. After landing, Pride immediately called his wife, Rozanne, and told her. "Thank God, everybody was OK.

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