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UNCkSTlt. PA, NtW IIA SATURDAY, DfCtMlER 28. 1915 3 New Era Weather The Forecjit for 7 pin. ESI, Sun, Dec.29( 70 HtQh Temperatures 70 U.S. Naturalist Ape Expert Is Murdered (Continued from Pog One) where she lived near the top of 12.175-foot Mont Visoke in Volcanoes National Park.

Before coming to the Central African country of Rwanda at the Sgestion of the late Kenyan eontologist Louis Leakey, Miss isey was a physical therapist in California She earned a doctorate at Cambridge University in Britain for her work with gorillas. "What is important is that she was the first to habituate- gorillas to the presence of humans, said Belgian ecologist Alain Monfort, an adviser to the Rwandan Park Service. Before that, people thought gorillas were highly dangerous. Monfort said. But the naturalist's some-, times eccentric behavior irntated both the Rwandan government and the international wildlife In an interview with The Associated Press at her camp in May, one of the last she gave.

Miss Fossey defended her policy of encouraging the apes to fear, black Africans because nearly all poachers were black. Park officials said she once shot over the the head of a gorilla-! watching West German who came near a group of apes she was serving. She also was seen spraypainting an English expletive on a cow that strayed into the park, in northern Rwanda near the Zaire and Uganda borders In 1980, Miss Fossey was Sjuestioned by a local magistrate or allegedly taking hostage th small daughter of a Rwandan, woman she accused of abducting a baby gorilla. She reportedly offered the suspected poacher an exchange. A colleague said she was reprimanded but not punished.

FRONTS: Warm Cold---Occluded Stationary Showers Rain Flurries Snow National Waal her Service NOAA. US Oaot ot Commerce Showers are forecast Sunday in Florida and Georgia. Flurries are expected in Montana and the Dakotas. Ex-St. Anthony Pastor Dies at 74 Monsignor Alphonse Marcin-cavage of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg died Thurs- day morning at fi Maria Hall, Dan- ville, where he I 1 was chaplain.

He -'s was 74. Marcinca-vage had served as pastor of St. Anthonys Church in Lancaster from 1963 to 1967. He had also been assistant pastor of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish in Lancaster from 1938 to 1940. Marcincavage, a native of Ranshaw, attended St.

Charles Seminary in Philadelphia and was ordained by Bishop Goerge L. Leech in 1938 in St. Patrick Cathedral. Harrisburg. He also had been assistant pastor and pastor of St.

Casimir, Kulpmont, and pastor of St. Francis Xavier. Gettysburg. He retired as pastor emeritus of St. Francis Xavier in 1978.

Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Philip Haile of Elysburg, and a brother, Stanley, of Ranshaw. Melvin Summers, 55, Of Salunga Dies Melvin Summers, 55, 155 N. Broad Salunga, died at home Friday afternoon following a lengthy illness. He was employed at AMP A resident of Salunga for 24 years, he was the husband of Car-lene Murray Summers.

He served in the Pacific with the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War. He was a member of Chiques United Methodist Church, Mount Joy, American Legion Post 185 in Mount Joy and the Salunga Fire Company. Born in Lancaster County, he was a son of the late Nelson A. and Mildred Trout Summers.

Surviving in addition to his wife is a brother, Kenneth Summers, Darby. Local Weather Extended Forecasts Eastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey: Fair in the south Monday and Tuesday with a chance of flurries north. Partly cloudy and colder Wednesday. The low temperature will be from 15 to 25 Monday and Tuesday, 5 to 15 on Wednesday. Highs will be in the upper 20s to upper 30s Monday and Tuesday and in the 20s on Wednesday.

Maryland and Delaware: Partly cloudy through the period. Turning colder Wednesday. Highs mid-30s to low 40s Monday and Tuesday and in the 30s Wednesday. Lows in the 20s Monday and Tuesday and in the teens Wednesday. Temperatures up to 10 degrees colder in the Maryland mountains.

Marian Foster, 76, Ex-Teacher, Dies Marian E. Foster. 78. a former teacher, died at 5:10 a.m. today at her 815 Olde Hickory Road home.

She was ill several weeks. She taught for 15 years at Bur roues Ele-mentary School when it was part of the former Lancaster Township School District. She was the wife of George D. Foster, who died in December, 1973. Bom in Butler, she was a daughter of the late William and Anna Breidenstein Tawzer.

She was a member of Bethany Presbyterian Church and the churchs Circle of Kings Daughters. She was a member of the Iris Club and was also a lifetime member of the Donegal Witness Tree Church. She was a graduate of Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohio. Surviving are a son, G. David Foster, Schenectady, N.Y.; a daughter, Ellen E.

Foster, Coming, N.Y.; one grandson; a brother, William Tawzer, Lancaster, and a sister, Jean M. Pospisil, Orlando, Fla. Gertrude Kaufhold Of Columbia Dies Gertrude V. Kaufhold, 95, 611 Union Columbia, died Friday morning at the Hamilton Arms Nursing Rehabilitation Center. She retired after 33 years as a cook with Bills Restaurant, Columbia.

Born in West Hempfield Township, she was a daughter of the late John and Anna Hammond Haines. She was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, the Altar Rosary Society and the Legion of Mary. Surviving are two daughters: Margie Morrison, with whom she resided, and Edna, wife of Lloyd Brodbeck, Wrightsville; a son, Paul Kauffman, Columbia; a sister, Mae Ruby, Columbia; 16 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren and four great-greatgrandchildren. Christ Stoltzfus, 85, Retired Farmer, Dies A Christ G. Stoltzfus, 85, of Gap R2, a retired farmer, died unexpectedly Friday at his home.

He had been under the care of a physician. He was the husband of the late Elizabeth Stoltzfus Stoltzfus. Bom in Salisbury Township, he was a son of the late Ezra and Leah Lantz Stoltzfus. He was a member of the Mill-wood Mennonite Church, Gap Rl. He is survived by three daughters: Dorcas wife of Ted Morrow, Philadelphia, Anna Mary, wife of Leonard Groff, Gap R2, and Ruth Esther Stoltzfus, Hamburg; two sons, Paul El-kart, and Nathan Gap R2; 12 grandchildren; four step-grandchildren; four great-grandchildren and one Antiques Expert Joel Safer, Author, Dies A.

Joel Sater 64, an author, publisher and lecturer in the field of antiques, died Friday 1 morning at his home at 225 W. Market Marietta. He founded 1 5 tw0 specialty newspapers. The Antiques and Auction News and The Paper and Advertising Collector, both of which are still published. He also was a quilt collector historian, writing the book The American Patchwork Quilt, and he taught courses on antiques and collecting at Franklin and Marshall College.

He owned and operated Sater's Children Store in Columbia in the late 1940s and early 1950s, and he founded and operated the Columbia Sign Equipment Co. He began writing about antiques in the 1950s, and in the 1960s and 1970s he published several yearly regional guides to antiques. In 1977 he earned a masters degree in American studies from Penn State University. He was a 1942 University of Iowa graduate. He was an avid furniture and antique paper restorer.

He naa served on the Columbia School Board and the executive board of the Young Democrats of Lancaster County. He was a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy during World War II, serving in the Pacific. He had been listed in Whos Who in America. Born in Birmingham, he was a son of Edith Lipsitz Sater, Santa Rosa, and the late Alex Joel Sater.

He had lived in Lancaster County since 1948. He was the husbahd of Denise Murphy Sater. They celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary Dec. 5. Besides his wife and mother, he Is survived by two sons, Alex Joel III, Baltimore, and R.

Phillip, Ephrata; a daughter, Lisa, wife of Joseph C. Maden-spacher, Lancaster; three granddaughters, and a brother, Rex Howard, Santa Rosa, Calif. James N. Pennell, 73, Ex-Deliveryman, Dies James N. Pennell, 73, 116 W.

Main Mount Joy, died this morning in the emergency room of St. Josephs Hospital. He had been in ill health for some time. He was the husband of Dorothy C. Doersom Pennell.

He was a deliveryman for Kunkle Oil Co. of Mount Joy for 25 years. He last worked as a security officer for Burns Security. Pennell served in the U.S. Marines during World War II.

He was a member of the Mount Joy Friendship Fire Co. for more than 50 years, and was a coach of the midget baseball team in Mount Joy in the 1950s. An avid golfer, he was a member of Overlook Golf Course, 2040 Lititz Pike. He was born in Mount Joy, a son of James Darwin and Florence Brandt Pennell. He is survived by three sons: James Slippery Rock, Ronald Chandler, and William at home; four grandchildren; two sisters: Hazel Clement and Florence Pennell, both of Mount Joy; and two brothers: Bruce of Mount Joy and Charles of Lancaster.

(Other Obituaries on Page 16) Mostly clear tonight, lows 15 to 20. Southwesterly winds 5 to 10 mph. Partly cloudy Sunday, highs 35 to 40. Lower Susquehanna SE Penna. Tonight, mostly clear, lows 15 to 20.

Sunday, partly cloudy, highs -35 to 40. Upper Susquehanna Poconos Tonight, fair, lows in the teens. Sunday, partly cloudy, highs 25 to 30. Maryland Delaware Extreme west, considerable cloudiness through Sunday with snow flurries Sunday. Lows to- night in the teens.

High Sunday around 30. Elsewhere, partly I cloudy through Sunday, lows to- night in the 20s, highs Sunday in upper 30s or low 40s. Southern New Jersey Mostly clear tonight, lows in the upper teens inland and 20 to 25 along shore. Partly cloudy Sun-. day, highs 35 to 40.

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AT PRECIPITATION New Era Weather Station Yesterday None Month to date 1.48 inches Year to date 49.84 inches Departure from Normal Month to date Minus .54 of an Inch Year to date Pius 8 25 inches Noon 1 PM 44 2 PM 45 3 PM 44 4 PM 42 5 PM 40 4 PM 39 7 PM 38 8 PM 38 9 PM 39 10 PM 40 11 PM 34 12 PM 36 NEW ERA 1 AM-35 2 AM-36 3 AM-35 4 AM 34 5 AM 34 6 AM-34 7 AM 31 8 AM 38 9 AM 31 10 AM 32 11 AM 34 Mrs. Richard Howell, 62, Dies in Florida Sun Rose 7:25 AM Sun Sets 4.49 PM Chesapeake Bay COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES High Low Yester- Last day Night New Era' 45 34 Wat. Wks. 42 18 Ephrata 41 24 High for Year 94 on Aug. 15 Low for Year -5 on Jan 21 All-Time high this date 40 in 1954 All-Time low this date 1 in 1950 STARS Morning Mars, Venus Evening Jupiter Southwest winds around 10 knots tonight.

Southwest winds 10 to 20 knots Sunday becoming westerly in the afternoon. Waves around 1 foot. Fair weather through Sunday with good visibili-! ty. MOON Last Quarter Jan. 3 Mary Englert Howell, 62, a former stenographer in Lancaster and co-proprietor of cottages in Florida, died unexpectedly of natural causes Saturday at a hospital in Flagler Beach, Fla.

A resident of Flagler Beach and formerly of Lancaster and St. Louis, she was the wife of Richard Howell. A graduate of Lancaster Catholic High School, Mrs. Howell worked as a stenographer for Shirks Motor Express, now Yellow Freight System and for Armstrong World Industries Inc. She and her husband owned and operated Sand Key Cottages in Indian River Shores, tor about 10 years.

She was a former member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. Born in Lancaster, she was a daughter of the late Edward and Emma Kirchner Englert. Surviving besides her husband are three daughters: Kathy, wife of Gerald Fuszner, Freeport, Chris, wife of Ray Quimby, Tunkhannock: and Fran, wife of Tony Belpulsi, Barnhart, seven grandchildren; three sisters: Josephine Meiss; Annette, wife of William L. Sidler; and Loretta Wolf, all of Lancaster; and two brothers: John Englert, Lancaster, and Richard Englert, Jacksonville Beach, Fla.

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10-8, 10-6, Sat. 9-5 THE DOG DEN Boarding Kennel Make Your Holiday Reservations Early 656-9744 101 S. Groffdale Leola, Pa. tal, Friday. MYERS, Mr.

and Mrs. Gregory (Sharon Faltine), Holtwood R2, a son, at General Hospital, Friday. NIETO, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph (Bridget Dineen), 22 Glenwood a son, at Osteopathic Hospital, Friday.

PUGLIESE, Air. and Mrs. Joseph (Rosa DelleCave), 418 Surrey Drive, a son, at St. Joseph Hospital, Friday. ROWE, Mr.

and Mrs. Duane (Shirley Stover), 609 Hi View Drive, Lititz, a son, at General Hospital, Friday. SAUDER, Mr. and Mrs. Elam (Arlene Horst), East Earl R2, a daughter, at Osteopathic Hospital, Wednesday.

SHIRK, Mr. and Mrs. Larry (Judith Bath), 312 E. Jackson New Holland, a son, at General Hospital, Friday. SMUCKER, Mr.

and Mrs. David (Naomi Esch), Box 101, Ship-pen Dam Road, Millersburg R2, a son, at Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital, Monday. Mrs. Smuck-er is the daughter of Jacob and Katie Esch, Ronks. Smucker is the son of Annie Glick, Gap.

SNYDER, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald (Lucinda Shimp), New Providence Rl, a daughter, at General Hospital, Friday. WEIDMAN, Mr. and Mrs.

Terry (Rhonda Shivery), Box 41, Paradise, a daughter, at Dr. John Rutts office, Gordonville, Friday. Erebanie Heath Dies Erebanie Heath, 63, formerly of Lancaster and Columbia, died at 1 a.m. Friday at Heatherbank rehabilitation center following a lengthy illness. Born in Chilhowie, she was a daughter of tHe late Edgar and Rebecca Eller Witherstoon.

She was last employed at the Lancaster Laundry Co. She was baptized in the Southern Baptist faith. Surviving are two sons: James Lancaster, and Edward Unionville; two daughters: Barbara Mostleer, Columbia, and Lois Eccles, Lancaster; 10' grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; two stepbrothers: William Martin, Quarryville, and Arthur Martin, Marion, and two stepsisters: Bertha Campbell, Sugar Grove, Va and Marie Martin, Marion, Va. (Divorces Granted on Page 1 6) )S Deaths FOSTER, Mrs. George, 76, 815 Olde Hickory Road.

HEATH, Erebanie, 63, formerly of Lancaster and Columbia. HOWELL, Mrs. Richard, 62, Flagler Beach, formerly of Lancaster and St. Louis. KAUFHOLD, Gertrude 95, 611 Union Columbia.

MARCINCAVAGE, Monsignor Alphonse, 74, of Danville, formerly of Lancaster. PENNELL, James 73, 116 W. Main Mount Joy. SATER, A. Joel 64, of 225 W.

Market Marietta. SHOWALTER, Addison 92, 3240 Eisenhower Allentown, formerly of Reinholds. STOLTZFUS, Christ 85, Gap R2. SUMMERS, Melvin 55, 155 N. Broad Salunga.

SHOWALTER, Addison 92, 3240 Eisenhower Allentown, formerly of Reinholds. Births BENDER, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis (Robin Becker) Mount Joy R3, a son, at General Hospital, Fri-. day.

BONAFEDE, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kathy Green), 3129 Wood Ridge Drive, a son, at General Hospital, Friday. $ASIANO, Norma, 703 E. Walnut and Francisco Cruz, 347 N.

Charlotte a son, at Osteo-K pathic Hospital, Thursday. $SCKERT, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Susan Connolly), 2509 Butter Road, a son, at General Hospi-k tal, Friday, iGLICK, Mr. and Mrs.

Gideon S. (Lizzie K. Esh) 200 Stone Quar-? ry Road, Leola, a son, at home, Friday. GOOD, Mr. and Mrs.

Galen (Elaine M. Nolt), Box 428, New- manstown R2, a son, at Ephrata 4 Community Hospital Friday I HELM, Mr. and Mrs. Horace (Linda W. Wright), Box 98, Honey Brook R4, a daughter, at I Ephrata Community Hospital, I Friday.

HOGENTOGLER, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne (Laura McWilliams), 1715 Swarr Run, a son, at St. Jo- seph Hospital Friday 5 KUNKEL, Mr. and Mrs.

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