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LANCASTER, NEW ERA OBITUARIES GENERAL NEWS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1 989 B-3 fCY I 4vt 10 at Township are commended pupils Ten students at Manheim Township High School have been named commended students in the 1990 National Merit Scholarship program. They are seniors Andrew T. Carroll, Rebecca D. Eckert, Benjamin C. Good, Robert J.

Meisl, Ross W. Pulkrabek, Darren S. Sheehan, Melissa L. Trocheck, Joshua S. Weismer, Thomas R.

Winpenny and Roger A. Wol-gemuth. Eight other students at the school were recently named sem-ifinalists in the competition, and have a chance for one of three sets of National Merit Scholarships to be awarded later in the school year. Recognition as commended students means the students have shown exceptional academic promise and are in the top 5 percent of more than 1 million high school students across the nation who took the 1988 PSATNational Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Heritage Center 'afternoon tea' due The Heritage Center of Lancaster County will hold an Afternoon Tea to recruit new volunteers to serve as gallery docents.

Members of the public are invited to attend the tea. which will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 11 from 3 to 4 p.m. at the Heritage Center, located on Penn Square in downtown Lancaster. Staff members will present information on volunteer opportunities and answer questions about the museum.

A tour of the galleries will be included. Gallery docents at the Heritage Center meet and greet visitors and share information with the public. Each volunteer will receive personal training to prepare him or her to work in the galleries. There is no obligation to become a volunteer. For more information contact Renee Ernay, curator of education, at 299-6440.

Fair opens David J. Kendig, former waiter Former Lancaster resident David Jordan Kendig, 29, of 227 E. 96th Apt. 5 New York City, died Monday at New York University Medical Center after an illness of 10 months. A former resident of Lancaster, Kendig had been a waiter at the Water Club restaurant in New York for seven years before his illness.

Kendig was a 1978 graduate of McCaskey High School and a 1982 graduate of Penn State University, where he earned a degree in business. Kendig was a former member of Trinity Lutheran Church. Born in Lancaster, he was the son of John F. Kendig, Lancaster, and the late Rachel Jordan Kendig. In addition to his father, Kendig is survived by a sister, Diane, wife of Calvin C.

Mansfield, Hampton, Va. Philip Evans, businessman, 63 Philip Evans, 63, former owner of a Brooklyn, N.Y., car service, died unexpectedly of natural causes Monday at St. Joseph Hospital. A resident of Evans was the husband of Barbara A. Christian Evans.

Evans moved here from Brooklyn in 1972, after his retirement. He had owned Kings Bay Car Service in Brooklyn. Evans was a member of the Lancaster Jewish Community Center. Born in New York City, he was the son of the late Louis and Rose Simkowitz Evans. Surviving in addition to his wife are a daughter, Barbara wife of Joseph W.

Rodriguez, Lancaster; two stepsons, Paul A. Riti and Dominic L. Riti, both of Lancaster; a granddaughter; and two sisters, Esther, wife of Edward Gerstell, Long Island, N.Y., and Norma, wife of Harry Maltz, New York City. Zeddie Kelley, was meat cutter Zeddie S. Kelley 68, a retiree of Penn Dairies died Tuesday at his home, 743 S.

Marshall alter a long illness. He had been under a physicians care. He was the husband of Ruth G. Erisman Kelley. The couple observed their 48th wedding anniversary on Sept.

20. Kelley retired in 1982 after working 10 years for Penn Dairies, for a time as a night watchman. Before that, he was employed as a meat cutter and manager at the former Jacob Rieker meat business, 832 N. Queen St. He worked at Riekers for 22 years.

A veteran of World War II, he served in the U.S. Army Air Corps. He was discharged as a sergeant from Westover Field in Massachusetts. He was a member of Faith United Church of Christ. Born in Lititz, he was the son of the late Zeddie S.

and Olive A. Houck Kelley Sr. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Patricia wife of Donald W. Henderson, Lititz; a son, Willis Macun-gie; five grandchildren; and a brother, Gerald Lancaster. Darlington Hoopes, Socialist politician READING (AP) Darlington Hoopes, twice the Socialist candidate for president and a former Pennsylvania state legislator, has died.

Hoopes, 93, died Monday at the Leader Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Spring Township near Reading. He died of natural causes, according to his son, Darlington Hoopes Jr. Hoopes ran for president on the Socialist ticket in 1952 against Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower and Democrat Adlai E. Stevenson.

Unlike the major candidates, Hoopes campaign cost him only $150. As a Socialist, he called for nationalization of banks, railroads, coal mines and the steel industry and for strengthening the United Nations and reuniting the Ger-manys. The wealthy have long used the power of government to enrich themselves, he said in a radio address Oct. 31, 1952. In a democracy, government is a tool that should be used to advance the common welfare.

On Election Day, he received 21,000 votes, to Eisenhowers 33 million. Hoopes also ran for president in 1956 and was the Socialists vice presidential candidate in 1944. 3 county high school bands earn honors Lancaster County high school bands took top honors in three out of four divisions in Saturday nights Cavalcade of Bands competition sponsored by Lancaster Catholic High School, 650 Juliette Ave. The school released the following results: Overall high music award, Manheim Township High School. It is the second year in a row the Blue Streaks have won the Crusader trophy.

Independence Conference first, Manheim Central High School. 53.95 points; second. Wilson High School, 49.15 points; third, Susquenita High School, 44.55 points; fourth. North East High School, 42.2 points. American Conference first, Penn Manor High School, 62.1 points; second.

Southwestern High School, 60.65 points; third. Cedar Crest. 56.4 points. Liberty Conference first, Manheim Township High School, 71.15 points; second, Spring Grove, 68.65 points. Yankee Conference first, Cumberland Valley High School, 68.5 points; second, Lampeter-Strasburg, 67.8 points.

Two other local bands, Elizabethtown and Lancaster Catholic, took part as exhibition bands and were not scored. Woman charged with drunk driving A Lancaster woman was charged with driving under the influence of intoxicants after another car. police said, ran into hers on Columbia Avenue around 8p.m. Friday. Manor Township police said Teresa L.

Thompson. 34, of 21 Pickford Drive, drove her car from Conestoga Boulevard onto Columbia Avenue into the path of a car driven by Rosemary Jack-son. 57. of 506 Fairview Ave. Ms.

Thompson's car then collided with a car driven by Daryl S. Peck. 22. of Harrisburg, police said. Peck's car, police said, was stopped at Stonemill Road.

Alter the accident. Officer Thomas Zug charged Ms. Jack-son with driving under the influence of intoxicants. The accident is still under investigation. Ms.

Thompson and a passenger in her car. Amy B. Thompson, 8, as well as Ms. Jackson and a passenger in her car. Stephen Brandt.

40. were taken to St. Joseph Hospital for treatment of injuries. police said. Winners Lillian Walkup, 93 Mountville Lillian A.

Troegel Walkup, 93, of 100 Central Manor Road, Mountville, died at 4 p.m. Tuesday at her home after a long illness. She was the widow of Monte White Walkup. who died in 1952. Formerly of Shreveport, Mrs.

Walkup had lived in Lancaster County since the late 1950s. A homemaker, she was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church of Columbia and the Legion of Mary Society. Born in Shreveport, she was the daughter of the late Frank L. and Lillie Balfe Troegel. Surviving are a son, John Shreveport; a daughter, Shirley, wife of Charles D.

Newcomer, with whom she lived; nine grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; a brother, James Troegel. and two sisters, Elizabeth Troegel and Catherine T. Risher, all of Shreveport. Bonnie R. Rider, 46 Atglen Bonnie R.

Rider, 46, of 315 High Atglen, died Tuesday morning at Lancaster General Hospital after a long illness. She was the wife of Joseph A. Rider. A retired executive secretary, Mrs. Rider worked for the Somat Corp.

and Penquin Industries, both of Pomeroy. She had lived in Atglen for more than 15 years. Mrs. Rider was a member of Evangelical Christian Church of Towerville, where she was past secretary of the board of trustees, a Sunday school teacher and Sunday school superintendent, vacation Bible school director, past president of the Womens Society and a member of the Kids Club. Born in Coatesville, she was the daughter of Jean Ginnithan Collins, Parkesburg, and the late Warren Root.

She was the stepdaughter of Eugene Collins, Parkesburg. Surviving besides her husband, mother and stepfather are a son, Christian at home, and a sister, Penilynn, wife of Carl Kline, Palmdale, Calif. Margaret Henry, 78 Manheim Margaret A. Henry, 78, of 127 N. Grant Manheim, died unexpectedly Tuesday morning at Lancaster General Hospital after becoming ill at her home.

She was the wife of the late Dan G. Henry. Mrs. Henry retired in 1976 from the Raymark Industrial now Raymark Friction. She was a member of the Stiegel Roses Senior Citizens of Manheim.

She was born in Millersville, the daughter of the late Clayton and Daisy Gerber Reese. Surviving are a daughter, Carla wife of Robert C. Stirling, Manheim; three grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Gladys, wife of Russel Zercher, Columbia, and Mildred Roney, Tennessee. Bradby survivors Former Lancaster County resident Edward R. Bradby 87, Pamunkey Indian Reservation, West Point, is also survived by two sisters, Katie Southward and Bernice Langston, and a brother, Russell, all of West Point.

Their names were inadvertently omitted from Tuesdays obituary. The New Era regrets the error. Mary Jane Rehkugler M.J. Rehkugler, 61 Lancaster Mary Jane Rehkugler, 61, of 265 Planetree Drive, died at 11:20 a.m. Tuesday at Lancaster General Hospital.

She had been ill since November. She was the wife of Elvin D. Rehkugler. Mrs. Rehkugler was a member of Bird-in-Hand United Methodist Church, where she sang in the choir.

Born in Belsano, Cambria County, she was the daughter of the late Roy and Alta Buterbaugh Folckemer. Surviving besides her husband are three daughters: Bonnie wife of Leslie J. Runkle, and Mari Anne, both of Lancaster; and Alta M. Carpenter, Boise, Idaho; a son, Roy West Columbia, Texas; five grandchildren; and a sister, Nancy, wife of David Prine, Minneapolis. Ruth L.

Baker, 63 Lancaster Ruth L. Baker, 63, a retiree of the Grinnell died Tuesday afternoon at her home, 2727 Kimberly Road, after a long illness. She was the wife of the late Glenn S. Baker, who died in May 1988. Mrs.

Baker retired in 1985 after 42 years of service with the Columbia foundry, where she worked in customer relations. She was a member of the Grinnell Retirees Club. Mrs. Baker was a volunteer at the Mountville Library and a member of Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church, Chestnut Hill, Columbia. Born in Columbia, she was the daughter of the late Harvey I.

and Pearl S. Sarbaugh Long. She is survived by two brothers, William H. Long I and John C. Long, both of Columbia; and a sister, Betty J.

Laudenberger, Columbia. Continued from B-1 At Tent City, Krista Martin of East Earl was taking care of Ellis, an animal that needs some taking care of. Ellis is a steer weighing nearly 1,300 pounds. A Garden Spot High School sophomore. Miss Martin planned to show Ellis in contests.

She didnt think he had much of a chance to shine in the spotlight. But she didnt care. Like other youngsters, Miss Martin was there for fun and to experience competition. Greased pig chases, pumpkin champs, food fests and animal contests it was a perfect start for the countys biggest fair. The fair ends Saturday with the Miss Lancaster County Scholarship Pageant.

This week is a double treat for fair lovers. The West Lampeter Community Fair opens today. Tonight it features a parade and tug-of-war contest. TODAYS LOG Deaths Continued from B-1 Second Prize Kevin Smoker, llio Sun Valley Road, Stevens. Third Prize Earl Martin, 250 Royer Road, Ephrata.

Fourth Prize Daryl Martin, 026 Millway Road, Lititz. Richard Burkhart, 161 Rite Run Road, Manheim, was the first-year tractor driving winner and the winner in the first year five-axle backing contest. FUNERAL NOTICES BAKER, Ruth 63, (Mrs. Glenn 2727 Kimberly Road. EVANS, Philip, 63, of 929 Edge-wood Ave.

HENRY, Margaret 78, (Mrs. Dan 127 N. Grant Man-heim. KELLEY, Zeddie S. 68, of 743 S.

Marshall St. KENDIG, David Jordan, 29, of 227 E. 96th Apt. 5 New York City, formerly of Lancas-ter. OLSEN, Mildred 79, Quarry-ville Presbyterian Home.

REHKUGLER, Mary Jane, 61, (Mrs. Elvin 265 Planetree Drive. RIDER, Bonnie 46, (Mrs. Joseph 315 High Atglen. SAMPLES, Catheryn 79, (Mrs.

Horace 1302 Hopewell Road, Oxford. WALKUP, Lillian A. Troegel, 93, (Mrs. Monte 100 Central Manor Road, Mountville. Mildred Olsen, 79 Quarryville Mildred J.

Olsen, 79, a retired executive secretary formerly of Lakewood, N.J., died Tuesday morning at Quarryville Presbyterian Home after an illness of several months. She had lived at the home since February 1986. Before retiring, Miss Olsen was an executive secretary for Western Electric in Kearny, N.J.,for more than 40 years. She was a member of Evangelical Free Church, Lakehurst, N.J., and Faith Reformed Presbyterian Church, Quarryville. Born in Jersey City, N.J., she was the daughter of the late Peder and Martha Halvorsen Olsen.

Surviving is a sister, Olga Winfield, Quarryville. Catheryn Samples, 79 Oxford Catheryn E. Samples, 79, of 1302 Hopewell Road, Oxford, died Monday at Brandywine Hospital in Coatesville after a long illness. She was the wife of Horace J. Samples.

Mrs. Samples had lived in the Oxford area for more than 60 years. During the 1960s and 1970s she conducted a non-denomina-tional Sunday school for young people in the Oxford community. She was a former member of Oxford Presbyterian Church. Born in Philadelphia, she was the daughter of the late Henry and Mabel Morrison Babb.

Surviving besides her husband are a son, John L. Gallagher, Lewes, two stepdaughters, Nancy Weir, Newark, and Patricia Kelley, Bethany Beach, eight grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Apple Dumpling Festival scheduled BAEHR Entered into rest Lancaster, PA on September 25, 1989 HELEN BAEHR, widow of William Baehr, formerly of 1416 Clearview Avenue, Lancaster Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Kearney A Snyder Funeral Home, 141 East Orange Street, Lancaster, PA on Wednesday at 3 30pm with The Rev Glenn Rader officiating Interment in The Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Somerset, PA Friends may call at The Kearney A Snyder Funeral Home on Wednesday from 2 30 until time of service If desired, contributions her memory may be made to the building fund of The Church of the Apostles, 1850 Marietta Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603. REHKUGLER Entered into rest in Lancaster, Pa on September 26, 1989, MARY JANE REHKUGLER, wife of Elvm Rehkugler, of 265 Planetree Drive, Lancaster, Pa her 62nd year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend a me morial service from the Bird-in-Hand United Methooist Church, 2620 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird m-Hand. Pa on Friday at 10 o'clock A with the Rev Kenneth Lm-fieid officiating The interment will be private and at the convenience of the family Friends may call at the Charles Snvder Funeral Home, Inc 414 E.

King St Lancaster, Pa on Thursday from 7 to 9 and also, fnends may pay their respects to the family on Friday at 9 30 A at the church Please omit flowers Contributions in her memory may be made to the Bird-m Hand United Methodist Church, 2620 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-m-Hand, Pa 17505 Entered into rest West Donegal Township on September 25. 1989. EDWIN KFENE, JR husband of Helen Derr Keene, of 704 Pinkerton Road, Mount Jov, Pa in his 76th year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the James Heihg Funeral Home, 21 West Mam Street, Mount Joy, Pa on Thursday at 2 with the Rev Michael Nelson officiating Interment in thp Henry Eber-le Cemetery, Mount Joy, Pa. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday from 1 pm until the time of service. Kindly omit flowers If desired donations may be made to the American Heart Association, 610 Community Way, Lancaster, Pa 17603 KELLEY Entered into rest in Lancaster, Pa on September 26, 1989, ZEDDIE KELLEY, JR husband of Ruth Erisman Kelley, of 743 Marshall St Lancaster, Pa his 69th year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend a graveside service at River-view Burial Park South Duke Street, Lancaster, Pa on Thursday at 1 30 with the Rev David Gocklev officiating Please omit flowers If so desired, contributions in Zedd'e's memory may be made to Hospice of Lancaster County, 717 Fountain Ave Lancaster Pa 17601 Charles Snyder Funeral Home, Inc in charge of arrangements Births 1989 was the year of the artifact at the Ephrata Cloister as the Ephrata Cloister Associates tapped the Back to the Cloister Fund a number of times to buy original Cloister objects for the site collections.

Each year the associates holds the "Apple Dumpling Festival to raise money for that fund. Beginning 11a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 14, homemade apple dumplings will be available at the Cloister as well as homemade beef vegetable soup, hot dogs and drinks. All of the food will be prepared by members of the Ephrata Cloister Associates on the Cloister property, and the event will he held until 2 p.m.

rain or shine. ta Community Hospital, Tuesday. KLEINFELTER, Mr. and Mrs. David (Lisa Rodgers), 248 Church Ephrata, a daughter, at General Hospital, Tuesday.

LAPP, Mr. and Mrs. Enos K. (Elizabeth F. Stoltzfoos), 505 King Penn Road, Quarryville, a son, at home, Monday.

MARTIN, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. (Ellen Z. Zimmerman), 324 Glenbrook Road, Leola, a daughter, at home, Monday.

MODDERMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. (Cheryl Johnston), 884 Hilltop Drive, Mount Joy, a son, at General Hospital, Sunday. MONK, Mr.

and Mrs. William (Tammy Stout), 448 Little Britain Road, Peach Bottom, a daughter, at General Hospital, today. RACE, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel (Sharon Bear), 308 Donna a son, at St.

Joseph Hospital, today. RAMIREZ, Mr. and Mrs. Miguel (Jane Kemp), Caracas, Venezuela, a son, in a Caracas hospital, Sunday. Mrs.

Ramirez is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kemp, 125 Roslyn Ave. RITTENHOUSE, Mr. and Mrs.

David (Karen Germer), 820 Hilltop Drive, Mount Joy, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Tuesday. ROSSI, Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Elizabeth Mazzur), 302 N.

Prince Millersville, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Tuesday. TAYLOR, Mr. and Mrs. James (Pamela Markle), 640 Wyncroft Lane, No.

9, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, today. WANNER, Mr. and Mrs. Mark (Laurie Mosser), 350 Blue Bell Drive, Mountville, a daughter, at General Hospital, Tuesday.

WEAVER, Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Velma A. Martin), Box 375, Stevens R2, a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, today. WILLDERS, Mr.

and Mrs. Ricky (Barbara Bogart), 2208 Olde Meadow Court, East Petersburg, a daughter, at Community Hospital, Tuesday. WILSON, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory (Victoria Fisher), 9 Strawberry Lane, Lititz, a son, at General Hospital, Tuesday.

CORRECTION BAKER Entered into rest in Lancaster Pa on September 26, 1989, RUTH BAKER, wife of the late Glenn Baker, of 2727 Kimberly Road, Lancaster, Pa in her 64th year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Concordia Lutheran Church, Chestnut Hill, West Hempfieid Township, on Friday at 11 00 A with the Rev Thomas Rundelland the Rev William Long II, officiating Interment in Fairview Cemetery, Wrights-ville There will be no public viewing, however, the family will receive friends at the church on Friday from 10 AM until the time of the service Kindly omit flowers Contributions in Ruth's memory to the Concordia Lutheran Church Memorial Fund, 3825 Concordia Road. RD2, Columbia, Pa 17512 or Hospice of Lancaster County, 717 Fountain Ave Lancaster, Pa 17603 would be deeply appreciated Arrangements by the Clyde Kraft Funeral Home, Inc Columbia, Pa. RIDER Entered into rest on Tuesday, September 26, 1989 Lancaster BONNIE RIDER, wife of Joseph A Rider, of 315 High St Atglen, in her 47th year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services from the Evangelical Christian Church, Stras-burq Road Hannum Drive, Coatesville PA on Friday, September 29 at 2 PM with the Rev Daniel Wagner officiating Interment in Atglen Presbyterian Cemetery Fnends may call at the church on Friday from 12 Noon until 2 PM In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, PO Box 208, Exton, PA 19341 Arrangements bv the Wilde Funeral Home, Parkesburg, PA BARNINGER, Mr. and Mrs. David (Julie Haldeman), 457 Shultz Road.

Washington Boro, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Tuesday. CABEZAS, Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Alejandra Mendez), 27 Runway New Holland, a son, at General Hospital, Tuesday.

CALDWELL, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel (Christina Naney), 171 Tanglewood Lane, a daughter, at General Hospital, today. FERAIOLO, Mr. and Mrs.

Mark (Irene Infantine), 2103 William Penn Way, a son, at Community Hospital, Tuesday. HORNBACK, Mr. and Mrs. John (Carla Mylin), 117A N. Market Mount Joy, a daughter, at General Hospital, today.

HORST, Mr. and Mrs. David (Cheryl Martin), 379 Valley View Drive, New Holland, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Tuesday. KIMMICH, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Charles (Elizabeth Lowns-bery), 312 Hazel a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Tuesday. KISSINGER, Ronald, and Donna Fox, 1440C Swamp Bridge Road, Stevens, a son, at Ephra- Joseph V.

Columbus D.D.S. Announces the opening of his office for the Practice of Family Denistry at 2938 Columbia Ave Suite 701 Manor West Commons Lancaster, PA 17603 KENDIG Entered into rest in New York City, New York on September 25, 1989, DAVID JORDAN KENDIG, son of John Kendig and the late Rachel Jordan Kendig of 227 East 96th St Apt SW, NYC, in his 30th year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend a memorial service from the Charles F. Snvder Funeral Home. Inc 414 East King St Lancaster, PA on Friday at 7 PM with the Rev David Maugans officiating Please omit flowers Contributions his memory may be made to the American Cancer Society, 1681 Crown Ave, Lancas-ter, PA 17601 LAMBERT Entered into rest Lancaster, PA, on September 25, 1989 CORA I HUMMER LAMBERT, widow of Samuel Lambert, formerly of 648 Park Street, Lancaster, PA, in her 91st year Private funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family Interment in St Thomas Cemetery, Chambersburq, PA Arrangements by the Kearney A Snyder Funeral Home, 141 East Orange Street, Lancaster, PA. WALKUP Entered into rest in West Hempfieid Two, Pa on September 26.

1989 LILLIAN WALKUP. widow Of Monte While Walkup of 100 Central Manor Rd Mountville, Pa in her 94th year. Relatives and fnends are respectfully invited to attend the Mass of Christian burial from the Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 4th Cherry Sts Columbia Pa on Thursday at 7PM with the Rpv Stephen Sheet as celebrant Final Commendation and Farewell in Shreveport LA on Saturday, September 29 Friends may call at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church on Thursday from 6PM until the time of the Mass The Lecnon of Mary will pray the Rosary at 6 30PM Please omit flowers. Those desiring may contribute to the Holy Trinity Catholic Church Building Fund, 4th Cherry Sts olumbia, Pa. 17512 Arrangements by the John Kraft Funeral Home, Mountville, Pa EVANS Entered into rest Lancaster, Pa on September 25, 1989 PHILIP EVANS, husband of Barbara A Christian Evans, of 929 Edgewood Ave Lancaster, Pa in his 64th year Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from Thp unerai Home of red Groff Inc 234 Orange St Lancaster, Pa Thursday at 11 30 AM with the Rabbi David Sofian officiating Interment in Shaarai Sho-mayimCnmetery Thefamily wli be sitting Shlvah and receiving friends and relatives at their residence, 929 Edge-wood Ave Lancaster, Pa for one week following services Please omit flowers If de-sirpd.

memorials may be sent to the Lancaster Jewish Community Center, 2120 Oregon Pike, Lancaster, Pa 1760). (717) 396-0330 Office Hours By Appointment.