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York Daily Record, Tuesday, December 9, 1975 13 World Council Of Churches fc 'K 5 Move To Condemn Soviets On Religion Tabled leaders are killed off. Our churches (unlike those the West) dont allow rock and roll to be played in them And our churches are not trying to sell empty buildings because of lack of worshippers Mctropolitah Juvenal said the amendment was premature judgement and unchristian In resolutions passed Monday the council expressed its deep concern that the United States and European govern ments were involved in nuclear collaboration with South Africa and said outside interference in Angola posed a serious threat to world peace The council also urged the United States and Russia to impose an arms embargo on the Middle East and deplored the widespread use of torture and imprisonment by many The debate on religious freedom in Russia was the most heated Snd emotional of the three-week fifth assembly of the council. Speaker after speaker from Soviet bloc countries took the floor to urge the assembly to throw out a suggested clause in a resolution expressing concern" at restriction on religious liberties in Russia Supporters of the clause accused the Council of sweeping the Russian question under the mat, of having one standard for criticizing Western nations and another for Russia, and facing a credibility gap over the issue The Rev Alexei Stoian of Moscow, in an apparent reference to the assassination of Martin Luther King said, We thank God we have not reached the stage where our religious Latin American governments The assembly, which ends Wednesday, has been meeting for nearly three weeks to review church and political developments in the last seven years and plan policy for member churches in some 100 countries until the next meeting in 1982, possibly in South America The resolution on the iddle East said the crisis there can only aggravate the threat to world peace and in an amend ment tagged onto the draft during floor debate, urged the United States and Russia to halt all arms shipments to the belligerents It said the Geneva peace conference should be reconvened soon and this should necessarily involve all parties concerned, including the Palestinians NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) The World Council of Churches, after a heated debate and vehement protests from official Russian Orthodox delegates, Monday beat back a move to condemn publicly reported religious harassment in the Soviet Union. The move, in the form of an amendment to a resolution on the recent Helsinki agreement on security and cooperation in Europe, was referred back to committee for further study Soviet bloc churchmen branded the proposal dangerous, unchristian and Western victimization You came here to judge us, to put us in the position of victims, shouted Russian bishop Leonid Makary to delegates at one stage "You have no right to judge us Only we have the right to judge ourselves ork Area Deaths Roomers Approved In Top City Residential Zones to RSI because they understood the new designation would make no change in the district After the ordinance was adopted, some persons only then learned that roomers were restricted as they had not been before It is felt that persons in the area who now have roomers and who can meet zoning restrictions regarding space and parking tan continue to keep roomers under a certificate of non compliance" from the zoning hearing board Mrs Walter Traub Funeral services were-held Friday in Omaha, Neb for Mrs Ruth Traub, 83, wife of the Rev Dr Walter Tiaub, pastor emeritus of Koutze Memorial Lutheran Church of Omaha and a former pastor of Christ Church, York Burial took place Saturday at Sunbury Mrs Traub died Tuesday at her home, 8405 Indian Hills Dr Omaha, after a lingering illness Her husbands York pastorate was from 1922 to 1931 Also surviving are two sons, George and Stanley A Traub, both of Omaha, three daughters, Mrs Lee (JanPt) Burhans, Findlay, Ohio, Mrs Phillips (Vera) Cooper, Casper, Wyo Mrs James (Ruth) Dunkel Jr, Farmington. Mich 11 grand children, a great granddaughter and two borthers, James Paul.

Williamsport. Pa and 'John Paul, Charmlee, Ga Rl A Zone provisions be reestablished in the present RSI Zone to permit roomers under a blanket rule rather than to zone by special ex for any number of riTeowners in the area who board York College students Commission chairman A Wagner argued that the staff recommendation to permit roomers by special exception is an effort to exercise control and to preserve the residential character of the citys finest neighborhood Commission member Roy Borom.whois also a councilman, said the special exception will help to prevent deterioration of the neighborhood through space limitations that can prevent abuse Kenneth Snyder. Arlington Road, commended commissioners lor keeping some1 restriction on roomers in the area He said their decision will help to prevent deterioration of property values and help squelch a tendency toward commercialization of the area Mrs Schonauer said residents of the area did not object to rezoning it from Rl-A An amendment to the citys zoning ordinance to permit roomers in the citys top rated district through special ex ception was unanimously adopted Monday night by York City Planning Commission for recommendation to city council Slapsticks Act Costs Man $50 GREAT VALLEY, (UPI) William Beckhorns sense of humor cost him $50 Officials said Beckhorn. 31, of Dundalk, Md was sitting in a restaurant Sunday night when he picked up a marshmallow cream pie on impulse" and hit a waitress in the face with it Thats not funny." the waitress said as she walked to the telephone to call the Cattaraugus County sheriffs department Town Justice Donald Hall agreed with the waitress and fined Beckhorn $50 for harassment Planners accepted a recommendation of their staff lo permit up to three roomers large homes in an RSI Zone (single family detached residential through grant of a special exception for ownef occupied dwellings only The amendment, if accepted by council would permit by special exception what was permitted in the 1950 ordinances former top rated R1 A Zone Requirements under regulations stipulate that the home must have 1 500 square feet and be able to provide an additional 3oo square feet per roomer One off-street packing space for ech three roomers must also be provided The recommended change came about by request from eountil president Elizabeth Marshall and South End Citizens Organization Mrs Betty Schonauer, zoning of ficer for the organization, said its members did not oppose changing their areas Rl A Zone to RSI because they understood there was no difference Mrs Schonauer asked Monday night that the previous KNOW YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE AerU Unit Com InilriKtlMi Nr Hww kt cWm Mk Wm4 pmwn Iwrc At prrfviMMd bt Mrs Edna F. Welty Mrs Edna Welty, 81, widow of William A Welty Sr 727 Jessop Place, died Monday at 6 50 a at Yorkview Convalescent and Nursing Home Mrs Welty was born the Brogue, a daughter of the late George and Catherine Anderson Heffner Surviving are a daughter, Mrs Delores Bentzel, 1635 Haviland Road, two sons, William A Welty Jr 727 Jessop Place, and George Welty, Red Lion RD 1, six grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs Myrtle Baughman, 208 High St Manchester, and Mrs Barbaia Hall, 112 Findlay St The Rev Larry A McConnell.

pastor of Paradise Lutheran church, Holtz-schwamm, will officiate at the funeral Thursday at 2 at the Chas Leber Funeral Parlors, 200 Carlisle Ave Burial will be in Mt Rose Cemetery Ammon Young Ammon iPepp) Young, 83. a former York area resident, and husband of the late Mrs Rose Keener Young, who had resided in late years in Chicago, 111, died Sunday a Chicago nursing home A son of the late Nojh and Margaret Young, he is survived by two grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a sister, Alverta Mundis. and a brother, alter Young The funeral will be on Thursday at 1 from the Barron-Hall Funeral Home. 4322 Elston Ave Chicago Burial will be in Arcadia Park Cemetery, Chicago Deaths STUMP On Doc 6 1975 ot 9 03 pm at York Hoipitol Robert Stump husbond of Grace Hobough Stump York RD 4 aged 54 years 9 months 28 doys Jteiativoi uawled-io offend the funerol services Wednesday ot 10 30 am from the 1 Diehl Funeral Home Mt Wolf Interment Mt Rose Cemetery Relatives and friends ore invited to call at the funeral home Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 d8 2t WELTY On DeTiT 1901" view Nursing Home Edno Welty widow of Williom A Welty Sr 727 Jessop Place oged 61 yeors 6 months 0 doys Relatives and fnerids are invited to attend the funeral at the Cohos Leber Funeral Porlors 200 Carlisle Ave Thursday at 2 Interment in Mt Rose Cemetery Relatives and friends are invited to cal) at the funeral parlors Thursday I until time of funeral No viewing Wednesday evening Kindly omit flowers d9 2t Ammon L. Doll Ammon Doll, 44, husband of Jean A Wyle Doll, Cran-brook Drive, York RD 3.

died at 11 51 pm Sunday in York Hospital He was born in Stoverstown, son of Henry Doll Sr Spring Grove RP 1, and the late Leah Strasbaugh Doll A Korean War Veteran he had been employed more than 25 years as a freight conductor by Penn Central Railroad He was a member of West York Post, VFW, Brotherhood of Railroa Trainmen, Prince AA, Victory AA, and South End Democratic Club Surviving, in addition to his widow, are two sons, David Allen Doll and Michael Lee Doll, both at home, two sisters, Mrs Ernest Horn Jr 1572 Sleepy Hollow Road, and Mrs Raymond Emig, Spring Grove RD 1, and two brothers, Henry Doll Jr Richland Avenue, and John Doll, 1895 Filbert St Private funeral services will be held at 10 a Thursday at the Jay Silar Suburban Mortuary, 3222 Eastern Blvd The Rev Dr Grantas Hoopert, pastor of Aldersgate United Methodist Church, will officiate Burial will 'be Mount Rose Cemetery Charles Laugerman HANOVER Charles Laugerman, 56, husband of Mrs Betty Swope Laugerman. 431 Penn St died Sunday evening at 10 40 at Hanover General Hospital He was under the care of a physician A son of Francis Laugerman, 515 Stock St and the late Mrs Beulah Gouker Laugerman, he belonged to St Pauls Lutheran Church, McSherrystown Mr Laugerman was an Army veteran of World War II and was employed by Dacco Erectors Inc and held membership in the Hanover "Home Association Surviving, in addition to his wife and father, are A son, Terry Laugerman, 430 Pine St a daughter, Debra Hare, 510 Broadway, two grandchildren, a brother, Francis Laugerman, Virginia Beach, Va and a sister, Mrs Madge Wolfgang, 515 Stock St Mr. Laugermans minister, the Rev Carl Yost, will officiate at the funeral on Wednesday at 10 a from the Wetzel Funeral Home, 549 Carlisle St Burial will be In Penn Memorial Gardens Deoths Births York Hospital To Mr and Mrs Istvan Huszti, 129 Duke St Dallastown Monday, a son To Mr and Mrs Earl Fringer Jr, 4141 Robin Hood Drive, York RD 6, Monday, a son To Mr and Mrs Randal Hartwigsen, Glen Rock RD 2, Box 189-E, Monday, a daughter To Mr and Mrs Gerry Day, 2189 Queen St Monday. a daughter To Mr and Mrs Joseph Fabie, Brodbecks, Monday, a son To Mr and Mrs Teiry Miller, Spring Grove RD 1, Monday, a son To Mr and Mrs Vernon Cross, 451 1 Eagle St Hanover, Sunday, a son To Mr and Mrs Edward Miller, York RD 5, Sunday, a ''daughter To Mr and Mrs John Rehmeyer, Sawmill Road, Stewartstown RD 2, Sunday, a daughter Funeral Directors SHINDIES FUNERAL HOME 915 North Dull St Phone 843 1778 51 dl Imo MORGAN FREY Phone 854 3627 764 9246 1223 North George St (5T d2 tu th Imo HEFFNER FUNERAL HOME ATJocobus Inc 53 Main St Jocobus Pa James Heffner Sr Supervisor Phone 843 7525 d2 tu tft Imo James McDonnell HANOVER James McDonnell, 56, 1440 Hunter 'Road, West Chester, a former area resident, died 'Monday at 2 at his home after a short illness Husband of Mrs Betty jBortner McDonnell, he was a son of Mrs Florence Klunk JVtcdor.nell, Fairfield RD 1, and jthe late Howard McDonnell JIe was an associate professor at West Chester College 22 years A 1937 graduate of Hanover High School, he also was a graduate of Temple University He belonged to Sts Philip and James Catholic Church, at Exton His memberships included the Zoological Society of Philadelphia, the Smithsonian Associates, Academy of Natural Science and the Pennsylvania Academy of Science He served as a lieutenant senior grade in the Navy during World War II Surviving also are Five children, Michael McDonnell, Springfield, Stephen McDonnell, Malvern, Susan McDonnell. Exton.

Mrs Kathleen Salinsky, Florence, Mrs Sally Jefferies, Westtown, four grandchildren and a sister, Mrs Margaret Weeks, Chambersburg The funeral will be held Thursday at 11 30 a from the Panebaker Funeral Home. 311 Broadway, to be followed at noon with a Mass of Christian Burial at St Vincent dePaul Catholic Church, with the pastor, Msgr Hubert Mcguire, as the celebrant Burial will be In Penn Memorial Gardens Miss Elma McFadden DELTA Miss Elma McFadden, 82, Delta RD 2. died Sunday at 11 10 a at Colonial Manor Nursing Home, York, where she had been a guest since March. 1970 Miss McFadden, a life long resident of the Delta area, was a retired seamstress, and was a member of Pine Grove Presbyterian Church, Sun-nyburn She was the daughter of the late Hugh McFadden and Sallie McFadden Norris Surviving is a half brother, Thomas Norris, Deita RD 2 The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 from the Harkins Funeral home Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery Officiating will be the Rev Leonard Bergman Jr pastor of Pme Grove Church Mrs. Emma Lehman RED LION Mrs EmmaG Kauffman' Lehman, 83, who previously resided with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Arthur Lehman, Red Lion RD 2, died Monday afternoon at Colonial Manor Nursing Home, York, following a four-month illness.

Wife of the late Rev. John Lehman, who served 34 years as pastor of Locust Grove Brethren In Christ Church until his death Oct. 20, 1974, Mrs. Lehman was a native of Windsor Township, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Abraham Kauffman.

She belonged to the Pleasant View Brethren In Christ Churph, Surviving are two other son Charles Lehman and Richard K. Lehman, both of Lititz; four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Mrs. Lehman's minister, the Rev. Harold Bowers, will officiate at the funeral on Thursday at 1:30 pm.

at the Burg Funeral Home, 134 W. Broadway. Burial will be In Stony Brook Mennonite Cemtery. Deaths DOU On Dc. 7.

1975, al II 51 ol York Hotpllal, Ammon Doll, huiband ot Joan A Wylo Doll, York 0 3, agod 44 yaart Privolo hmoral Mrvicoi on Thursday at 10 a from tha Joy I Silar Suburban Mortuory. 3J2J Eaitarn Koulovord Inlormont in Ml koto Comofory Family requests no viewing 2t FISHER On Dec 7 1975 at her home 633 Vonder Ave Mrs Bessie Fisher, widow of James Fisher oged 91 yeors Relatives ond friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday ot 2 from Sleeger Krause Inc of York 022 Morket St Interment in Mt Rose Cemetery Viewing Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 at the funerol home dB 2t LEHMAN On Dec 8 1975 at Coioniol Manor Nursing Home Emma Kauffmon Lehman Red Lion RD 2, wife of the late Rev John Lehman oged 03 years 11 months 16 days Relatives ond friends ore invited to attend the funerol on Thursday at I 30 from the Burg Funerol Home, 134 Broodway, Red Lion Interment in Stony Brook Mennonite Cemetery Friends may coll ot the Burg Funerol Home on Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 J9 3t McFADDEN On Dec 7, 1975, at 11 10 ot Colonial Manor Nursing Home. York. Miss Elmo McFodden. Delto RD 2.

oged 82 yeors Relatives ond friends ore invited to attend the funerol Wednesday ot 2 from the Horkms Funerol Horne. Delto Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Friends may coll ot the funerol home Wednesday from 1 until the time of service dB 2tc MILLER On Dec 6, 1975, ot 4 55 It ot Good Samaritan Hospital. Lebanon, Ross Miller, husbond of Morto Creamer Miller, 101 Spruce St Cornwoll. Fa oged 53 yeors. Funerol services on Wednesday ot 2 m.

from the Joy Si lor Suburban Mortuory, 3222 Eostern Blvd Interment in Wmterstown Cemetery Viewing Tuesday evening ot the Rohkind Funerol Home, Lebanon. Viewing Wednesday from I to 2 ot the Si lor Mortuory d0 3t Yule Gifts For Abroad Gone 1 With Getaway Car Five gift-wrapped packages, destined for relatives in Germany as Christmas presents, are missing from a car stolen Friday night, used as a getaway vehicle in a Shiloh bank robbery and later recovered. Jutta McDonald, 828 W. Locust said the packages, valued altogether at about $75, had been placed in the back seal of the 1961 two-door sedan as she went into Mailmans store at Queensgate Shopping Center about 5 m. Upon leaving the store with additional gifts, Mrs McDonald discovered her car was missing.

West Manchester Township police recovered the auto later in a field near Shiloh, linking it to the 7.45 p.m. holdup of the Shiloh office of York Federal Savings and Loan Association Among the Christmas gifts was a framed color photograph of her four-year-old son, Michael, a gift for her blind mother in Nuremberg. Others involved chiefly clothing for aunts and uncles as gifts from their niece who has been in AmericiT' since 1969 Misfortune had befallen Mrs. McDonald just two weeks earlier when theieves entered her first floor apartment and carried away her color television set. Mrs.

McDonald said she would not be able lo replace (he gifts lost in the stolen car incident. Word that had been senl previously to her mother that gifts were enroute from ihe United States will have to be canceled i.