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CUUMIEH-PUSI, Saturday, August 4, 1979 SC Rowhouses Continued from Page 1C According to Flemming, it is a matter of pure economics. with a burgeoning number of properties, a result of increased defaults on federally insured mortgages, HUD had a choice of either repairing the homes itself and passing the cost onto the buyer, or simply selling the home at a bargain rate to do-it-yourself homebuyers. "The cost of us repairing a home sometimes exceeds what we can sell it for," Flemming said. "Many of these homes are stripped after they are abandoned and often after we make repairs, vandals strip them again. This is why we now offer them at such a reasonable price." Flemming and his staff felt a for $50 market for bargain homes existed.

They feel recent sales figures proved them right. The ads themselves helped sales, said Rodimiro Herrera, who works under Flemming. One ad contained a quote: "Jane, you've never seen anything like it." This, Hererra explained, was a reference to Jane Jacobs, the noted author of several books advocating extensive housing renovation as the key to American cities' survival. "The bulk of the 'as is' sales are in North Camden where we feel homes are economically and physically not worth our repairing them," Flemming said. He added HUD has not repaired a home in that neighbor- and up hood, Camden's poorest, in six months.

HUD officials have found that different people buy homes for different reasons. Some like Robert Rivera simply want to own a home and are willing to spend time fixing it up. Others like Luis Quinones want to protect properties they already own. Quinones, a city board of education member and economic planner with the Department of Community Development, bought a deteriorating, boarded-up ruin next to his home at 902 N. 7th St.

for $1500 (minimum bid: $100). "I felt the property was still valuable," he said. "By buying it, I have two options. Either I can fix it up and rent it or I can fix it up and sell it." Woodbury sues golf course Continued from Page 1C North, 75, an active, individual member since being widowed in 1933, said in an affidavit, "I find it difficult to conceive that I could be deprived of the right to vote and protect my property rights after participating and paying dues for the better part of 50 Michael P. Lafferty joined the suit complaining that he had petitioned the directors two weeks ago to change the bylaws, but a meeting on that petition is not scheduled until Aug.

20. MEANWHILE at the 82-year-old country club, the third-oldest golf club still operating in the country, it seems to be anybody's guess what the membership will decide. secretary Mario DiFonzo said the sale needs a two-thirds vote to be approved, and the outcome will depend on how many members attend the meeting. Murderer, CAMDEN A 28-year-old man convicted last September of murdering a Mount Holly woman who jumped from his car to escape a sexual assault was sentenced to life imprisonment yesterday. Daniel Selby, address unknown, did not receive any additional prison time for a conviction of kidnapping his victim, Kathleen M.

Kinsman, 19. Superior Court Judge A. Donald Bigley said the kidnapping merged with the murder charge. Bigley sentenced Selby to three to five years imprisonment on an abduction conviction, but ordered that time "There's only so many in the hardcore group that oppose it, so it will depend on how many of the people who don't really care or who want to move come out. My prediction changes every day," he said.

The county's offer has provoked furious discussion among members just as has in the community. "I don't feel the membership has decided yet about how they feel," Harry Smith, a 15-year member, said during lunch at the club yesterday. Smith said he believes those who favor selling the club like the idea of having Westwood's 18-hole golf course rather than their own ninehole course. The freeholders have an option to buy that West Deptford course to sweeten their offer. Opponents, Smith said, seem to be of the same mind as long-time member Larry Crispim, a Woodbury attorney.

28, draws life served concurrently with the life term. Bigley recommended Selby serve his sentence at the Bordentown Youth Reformatory. Kinsman's neck was broken when she leaped from Selby's car while it was being driven by another man on the Atlantic City Expressway in August 1977. She and another woman had been picked up by the two men while hitchhiking from Trevose, Pa. The men refused to let the women leave the car.

when it got to the Mount Holly area. DEATH NOTICES NOTICES GAFFNEY On August 3rd, 1979. Shirley L. (nee Lions) of Cherry Hill. Wife of Jack E.

Mother of. Mrs. Sharon Salgado, Miami, Florida and John at home. Sister of Mrs Margaret Royle, Miami, Florida. Relatives and Friends are invited to funeral services Monday 11 am at the -PARADEE FUNERAL HOME, 601 West Mariton Pike (Rt.

70), Cherry Hill. Interment Locustwood Memorial Park. Friends may call Monday after 10am. No viewing Sunday evening. Memorials may be sent to your local Leukemia Society.

GOODWILL On August 3, 1979 Sopia, wife of the late Joseph of N. Cedar Berlin. Age 88. Survived by two sons John and Joseph of Lindenwold, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren, Mrs. Helen Smith of Phila.

Mrs. Goodwill was of Catholic Daughters of America, Alter and Rosary Society, the Berlin Auxiliary American Legion. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial, 8 p.m. from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, White Horse Pike, Berlin.

Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Friends may call at the church one hour prior to Mass. Funeral under the direction of Danks-Hinsky Funeral Home, Lindenwold. HEMINWAY On August 2, 1979 Herbert Perry of den. Surviving are two sons Mr Jack Jenkins of Haddonfield and Mr Paul Jenkins of Haddon Township.

Also two sisters Mrs John Fisher of Cherry Hill and Mrs Harry Korb of Broomall, Pa and three grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service on Monday 10AM from THE DUBOIS FUNERAL HOME, 700 White Horse Pike, Audubon. Interment Arlington Cemetery, Pennsauken. Friends may call between 9 and 10 Monday morning. HICKS On August 2, 1979, Ruth C.

(nee Carpenter) of 7 Ash Terrace, Bellmawr, N.J. Age 72 years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Margaret M. Hogate of National Park, two sons, James R.

Hicks George T. Hicks both of Bellmawr, ten grandchildren, two brothers, William Jack Carpenter of Plymouth, Pa. two sisters, Mrs. Claire Thomas of Plymouth Mrs. Margaret McHugh of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Relatives friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday 11am at FOSTER'S FUNERAL HOME, 250 White Horse Pike, Audubon, N.J. Interment Bethel Memorial Park. Friends may call Sunday evening 7-9pm. JONIAK Stanislaw J. on August 1, 1979, age 85 of Pennsauken, N.J.

Beloved father of Josephine A. lacovelli of Westmont and Frances M. Kramer of Beverly also survived by five grandchildren Phyllis Willson, Patricia Fusco, Joseph lacovelli, Marty Kramer and Joseph Kramer and nine great grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are kindly invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial, Monday 10am at Our Lady of Czestochowa, Ferry Doylestown, Pa. Interment Our Lady of Czestochowa Cemetery.

Viewing will be held Sunday 7-9pm at the funeral horne of INGLESBY SONS, Cove Wyndam Rds, Pennsauken, N. J. a "I think the county has made a horrible mistake," Crispim said. "It's an extravagance, an insult to the taxpayers. It's the last piece of property they should consider." BUT AN anonymous member said there are other reasons some members oppose the county proposal.

Some who own property near the club are concerned about a decrease in property values, he said. Others like the old but challenging course and its convenience. Whatever the reasons and whatever the turnout Monday night, the members seem to agree it will be one of the hottest meetings in the club's history. It is to begin at 8:30, probably with a recommendation by the board of directors to accept the offer. Then, lawyers for the various parties invovled are certain, the rounds of court action will begin again.

sentence Selby's sentencing was delayed for almost a year because he had been taken to Philadelphia after his murder conviction to stand trial on armed robbery charges. He was convicted in that case but Pennsylvania Common Pleas Court Judge Lisa Richette later overturned the verdict, agreeing with a defense motion that Selby was denied a speedy trial. His trial on the armed robbery trial had been delayed because he was being held in New Jersey on the murder charge. KNAUER On August 3, 1979. Henry, beloved husband the late Mina (nee Yentsch) of Cherry Hill, N.

J. Age 84 years. Survived by his son Henry E. of Cherry Hill, two brothers, two sisters and five grandchildren. He was a former Republican Freeholder from the 13th Ward in Camden, Camden County Committeeman from the 13th Ward, a member of Mozart Lodge the Excelsior Consistory A.A.S.R., Retired Men's Club of Cherry Hill and Senior Citizen Advisory Board of Cherry Hill.

Funeral services on Tuesday 11 am in the SCHETTER FUNERAL HOME, 304 W. Mariton Pike (Rt. 70) Cherry Hill, N. J. Interment Harleigh Cemetery.

Viewing Monday evening. LEVANDOWSKI Andrew Jr. Suddenly August 3, 1979, of Maple Shade, N.J. Beloved husband of Pauline and father of Andrew U. of N.

Pauline M. Rockhill of Masonville, Anita F. Downs of Del Rae Palermo of Maple Shade, Gerard of Maple Shade, Kathryn Mcintosh of Woodlynne, Charles S. of Maple Shade and Carol S. DiDomenico of Fla.

Also surviving a brother, Rev. Stanley J. Levandowski, St. Joseph's Church, East Millstone, N.J., two sisters, Helen Knapp Haddonfield and Florence of Collingswood and fourteen grandchildren. Relatives and friends are to attend the funeral Tuesday starting at 9:30 a.m.

at The Levandowski Residence, 38 S. Clinton Maple Shade, N.J. Followed by Mass of The Christian Burial, 11am Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

Viewing Monday evening 7 to 9 at their residence. INGLESBY FUNERAL HOME, 602 E. Main Maple Shade, N. J. Funeral Directors.

MALONEY Suddenly August 1, 1979. at St. Petersburg, Fla. Formerly Camden. Edward.

Beloved brother of Bertha, Anna, Helen Nelson and Mildred Schell. Services and interment private. MOORE On August 2, 1979, Beatrice C. (nee Spano). Beloved wife of Raymond of Camden, NJ.

Devoted mother of Mrs. Ann Kershner, Pennsaken, Nicholas C. Giambra, Camden; also survived by sister Mrs. Laucretia Palolino, Cherry Hill, one sister of Italy; five grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 8am at the JOSEPH A.

FALCO FUNERAL HOME, 6600 N. Browning Pennsauken. Mass of Christian Burial at in the Church of St. Peter. Maple Ave.

Merchantville. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Viewing at the funeral home on Sunday evening after 7pm. Parking on premises. MULLINS On August 2, 1979.

Joseph J. Husband of Adda (Eisenberg). Of Fairview, Camden. Age 73 years. Also survived by two sons Rodman Newark, Del.

and Joseph Jr. of Hilltop. Three stepsons T.C. Eisenberg of Baltimore, C.M. Eisenberg of Baton Rouge, La.

and H.L. Eisenberg of Nashville, Tenn. Two stepdaughters C. Ann Ickes of Osterburg, Pa. and Jean Clarr of Charlottesville, Va.

Two sisters Mrs. Agnes Quigley and Mrs. Mary Ward both of Fairview, Camden and a brother John of Westmont. And six grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Monday after 9 a.m.

at the MYRTETUS FUNERA HOME, 1530 Collings Fairview, Camden. Mass of Resurrection 10 a.m. at St. Joan Church. Interment New St.

Mary's Cemetery, Bellmaw. Friends may call Sunday evening. Returns to scene Former Green Beret Segal and Wade Smith, when his wife and children being tried in the deaths, wearing dark glasses. Accidents, Severe thunderstorms that swept through the area last night caused numerous accidents, flooding and an array of minor problems in some South Jersey towns, officials said. State Police at the Mantua barracks said Domini Amodei, 31, of Dorado Drive, Sewell, was sitting on his motorcycle under an overpass on Route 42 in Bellmawr to keep out of the rain, when a driver swerved and hit him.

Amodei was being treated for injuries early today at Hospital in Woodbury. Funeral for BERLIN TWP. Funeral services for Lewis John Berstecher, a former Voorhees township judge, will be 10 a.m. Monday. Mr.

Berstecher, 86, died yesterday at Garden State Community Hospital in Voorhees. He was a judge from 1942-1950 and prior to that time served as a township police officer and justice of the peace. He was also a Navy veteran of World War I. RANKINE On August 2, 1979, Ernest B. Jr.

Husband of Gladys (nee Kohler) of Haddon Township, NJ. Formerly of Gloucester City. Age 74 years. Also survived by one daughter Adele Robinson, four brothers Horace, Allen, Norman and Theodore Rankine, two sisters Mrs. Margaret Black, Mrs.

two sisters Mrs. Margaret Black, Mrs. Harriet Bensley and two grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to ser. vices Tuesday 11am at the ETHERING TON FUNERAL HOME, 700 Rowell Gloucester.

Interment New St. Mary Cem. Friends may call Monday evening. SONESSA On August 2, 1979, Salvatore P. of mede, N.J.

Husband of the late Minnie (nee Pauline) father of Thornas, Joseph and Gerald, also survived by seven grandchildren. Relatives and Friends are invited to Funeral Monday 8:30 am from the PENNA. BURILA CO. Inc. 1327-29 S.

Broad Phila. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Maria Goretti Chruch, Runnemede, N.J. 10am. Interment New St.

Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. Viewing Sunday evening (ample free parking). WENGER On August 2, 1979 Margaret (nee James) of The Sutton Apartments of Collingswood. survived, by a daughter Carolyn Wenger, Ellen Van Huysen. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial Monday 10AM at the Church of The tion, White Horse Pike MaGill Avenue, Collingswood.

Arrangements by THE ROBERT BLAKE FUNERAL HOME, COLLINGSWOOD WILMOT Reba C. On August 2nd, 1979 (nee Cochran). Wife of the late Charles S. Formerly of Haddon Heights, N.J. Age 88 years.

Mrs. Wilmot is survived by two sons, George C. Wilmot, Berwyn, Pa. and Robert M. Wilmot, North Miami Florida.

Also one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Whitely, Arden, North Carolina, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Also one step sister, Mrs. Walter Talley, of Delaware. Funeral will be Monday 1 pm, the ROEDEL-EVOY FUNERAL HOME, 129 White Horse Pike, Haddon Heights.

Interment Haddonfield Baptist Cemetary. Viewing one hour before service. IN MEMORIAM BAKLEY. In sad and loving memory of my husband and father, Samuel who passed away August 4, 1964. Fifteen years have passed since that sad day, when one we loved was called away.

God took him home it was His will, within our hearts he liveth still. Sadly missed, by his wife Elizabeth and son Robert. Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald, (top leave the Fort Bragg, N.C., were murdered several years was also accompanied by flooding follow Hospital officials said it was uncertain whether he would be admitted. The driver, Alexander Goldstein, 62, of Summit Avenue, Laurel Springs, was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol.

State Police at Woodstown said two persons were injured when their car off the road during the height of the storm and struck a utility pole on Route 540 in Mannington Township, Salem County. Elmer Davis 28, and James Dolbow, 51, both of Salem, were being treated at Salem County ex-Voorhees Mr. Berstecher, formerly of Kresson, lived on East Collins Avenue, Berlin Township, and was an auctioneer at the Berlin Farmer's Market. He is survived by his wife, Genevieve; three sons, John of Chews Landing, Edward of Berlin and William of Chews Landing; three daughters, Dolores Burr, of Atco. Beatrice J.

Watson. of Atco, and Barbara J. Blowers. of Somerdale; BENSON In sad and loving memory of my husband, William who passed away August 4, 1975. Oh what would I give to clasp his hand, his dear kind face to see.

To hear his voice, to see his smile that meant much to me. Forever, wife Elsie. BROCKNER In Memorial of Michael a nurse, an artist, a musician, a sensitive individual. You are dearly missed but we carry on your name in the Michael P. Brockner Memorial Fund for Epilepsy in hopes that the public will become more aware.

With love Skip, Diane, Denise and little Mike too from the Brockners. GRYCKIEWICZ In sad and loving memory of our father and grandfather, Casimir, who passed away August 5, 1967. Gone dear Father, gone forever, how we miss your smiling face. But you left us to remember, none earth can take your place. A happy home we once enjoyed, how sweet the memory still, but death has left a lonliness, the world can never fill.

Sadly missed by your Children and Grandchildren. Associated Press center) with lawyers Bernard quarters MacDonald occupied ago. MacDonald, who is Prosecutor James Blackburn, storms Memorial Hospital early today. Police in Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties also reported several fender-benders during the storm, but no major injuries. Portions of Route 73 in Waterford Township were closed to traffic last night because of flooding, and Haddonfield Road in Pennsauken was under one foot of water during the storm, police said.

Mantua police also said several alarms were triggered by the lightening. judge Mon. 17 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 a.m. Monday in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 178 West White Horse Pike, Berlin Borough.

Friends and relatives may call tomorrow after 7 p.m. at Knight Funeral Home, 14 Rich Berlin Borough. Burial will be Monday at the Gate of Heaven Cemetery, White Horse Pike. Berlin Borough. BERSTECHER On August 3, 1979 L.

John of E. Collings Ave. Berlin, N. J. in his 87th year.

He is survived by his wife Genevieve (nee Barrett) 6 children John H. of Chewslanding, Dolores Burr of Atco, Beatrice J. Watson otAtco, Edward J. of Berlin, William A. of Chewslanding, Barbara J.

Blowers Somerdale, also seventeen grandchilden eight great grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family will meet 8:45 Monday morning at the KNIGHT FUNERAL HOME 14 Rich Ave. Berlin. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening at the funeral home.

BINGEMANN Oh August 2nd, 1979 Edella C. (nee Cresse) Beloved wife of George J. of Medford. Formerly of Camden. Age 74.

Also survived by two sons, George A. of Mariton and Terry L. of Medford. One daughter Serita Lee DeChurch of Medford, and a sister Thelma Clark of Pennsauken. Eight grandchildren and one great grandson.

Relatives and Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday at 1 Tam at the BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, RI. 73 Evesham Road, Mariton. (Entrance from Evesham Road) Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery, Burlington. Friends may call Monday evening. KOMBINO Oh August 3, 1979.

Nicoletta. Beloved wite of the late Giuseppe J. Of Cherry Hill, N.J. Due notice of the funeral will be given from the JOSEPH A. FALCO FUNERAL HOMES, 6600 Browning Pennsauken and 1016 Haddonfield Cherry Hill, DeROGATIS Virginia M.

(nee Geyer). On August 2, 1979. Of West Berlin, N.J. Wife of the late Joseph and sister of Dorothy Paul of Fort Jefferson, Long Island and Buelah Borton of Maple Shade. Relatives and friends of the family invited to attend the funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m.

THE INGLESBY FUNERAL HOME, 602 E. Main Maple Shade, N.J. Followed by funeral services 11 a.m. at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, forklanding Maple Shade, J. Interment Gates of Heaven Cemetery, Berlin, N.J.

Friends may call Monday evening 7 to9 p.m. DLUGOSZ. On August 2, 1979. Anthony. Husband of Apna (nee Dworanczyk).

Of Camden, N.J. Father of Mrs. Loretta Poplaski and Mrs. Roberta Kozieja both of Bellmawr, N.J. Brother of Mrs.

Tillie Przybek of Penna. Also four grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Relatives, friends and members of the P.A.C.C. are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 8 am at the PREDPELSKI FUNERAL HOME, 1458 M. Ephraim Camden.

Mass of the Resurrection at 9 am at St. Joseph's Church, 10th Mechanic Camden. Interment St. Joseph's Cemtery. Viewing Sunday evening.

Contributions to St. Joseph's Building Fund or the American Cancer Society would be appreciated. PRICE In memory of Tracy Selwyn Price on his 16th birthday, Aug. 8, 1979, who departed life on July 28, 1968. A loving thought, a silent tear, keeps his memory ever so dear.

Deeply missed by the family. CARD OF THANKS JOHN J. HAGAN sister Mrs. Rose D. Crowther family would like to thank the many friends, relatives and neighbors for their prayers, flowers and help during recent bereavement suffered in the lose of their beloved sister Winnie.

And for the contributions made in her name to St. Mary's Church. Also special thanks to the Gloucester City Ambulance drivers Fire Department, Dr. DePersia and Dr. DuPree and all the staff at Underwood Memorial Hospital who assisted in their sisterscare during her long illness.

The Family of the late Edward Glass Jr. (Tutty) wish to thank their many Friends, Relatives and Neighbors. Also the staff, Drs. Nurses of Our Lady of Lordes Hospital for their many expressions of sympathy during our bereavement. The Edward Glass Family.

J. ATTENTION VETERANS AND EX-SERVICEMEN You are entitled to burial space in a National Cemetery. Because there are no open National Cemeteries in New Jersey we are assigning burial space in the Veterans "Garden of Honor" at Harleigh Cemetery. This program provides burial space at no cost to the Veteran other than a small one-time perpetual care charge (as required by State Law). Special protective features are available for your wife and all minor children.

Space is limited and will be assigned on a priority basis according to those who apply first. PLEASE SEND INFORMATION Branch Address Member in Family Phone GARDEN OF HONOR, P.O. Box 327, Collingswood, N.J. 08108 CP.