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5C COURIER-POST, Fridiy, Novtmbor 25, 19M Youths' suicide tape tells of drug, dating woes OBITUARY Mary Small, 94, Baptist congregant results of drug tests would not be available for several days. "This has really traumatized the community said Fred Shipman, a psychologist at the 940-stu-dent Quakertown Senior High School. He said "a lot of kids" had come to the district's seven counselors to express concern about the deaths. The faculty and staff met for several hours yesterday to talk about ways of dealing with the trauma, Shipman said. "We hope we can get as many of the facts as possible so that we can use this to helpothers," he said.

"Perhaps some good might still come out of it." According to family members, the two boys met at Quakertown High, where Ferdock was a junior and Landis a senior, and had become close friends last summer, primarily because of their love of rock music. "All we know is that they were last seen at nine o'clock Friday (night), that a friend dropped them of near thequarry and that they died sometime before 11:30 Saturday the spokesman said. Neither family had heard the tape as of yesterday, but both requested that its contents be kept confidential. The police spokesman, citing the families' wishes, refused tocomment further on the tape. But the spokesman said the tape showed that "one had just brokon up with a girl and both had drug problems." County Coroner Thomas J.

Rosko said an autopsy conducted by assistant Philadelphia medical examiner Dr. Halbert Fillinger showed the youths died instantly of multiple internal injuries. Chief Deputy Coroner John Moyer said there was no evidence the boys had been drinking, and Associated Press QUAKERTOWN, Pa. A two-hour tape recording left behind by two teen-age boys who jumped to their deaths in a quarry indicated the youths felt suicide was the only solution to their drug and dating problems, police said. The deaths of Marc Landis, 17, of Richland-town and Daniel Ferdock, 1 Quakertown last Friday or early Saturday left the boys' high school classmates traumatized and their parents puzzled, authorities said Monday.

A cassette that a friend of the dead youths removed from the quarry but later turned over to authorities "was a two-hour suicide note," said one investigator. "It's leaving a lot of people angry and confused." Landis, the son of a Lutheran minister, and Ferdock. the son of a school teachcrrfell 200 feet i' to their deaths after camping at a quarry in the nearby Bucks County town of Perkasie, police said. The.Rev, D. Craig Landis, pastor of St.

John's Lutheran Church in Richlandtown, said that he had considered his son's problems merely "the growing-up problems that teen-agers have." He said his son had moved out and was living with a Michael Ferdock, a teacher in the Souderton district in Montgomery County, said, "I know my son, and my wife and I say he did not commit suicide." An unidentified friend of the youths found the bodies Saturday morning. It took rescuers using ropes four hours to climb 85 feet above the watery base of the quarry and recover the bodies, A spokesman for the East Rockhill Township force, who asked not to be identified, said he didn't know when the tape was made. Garden State victimized by home-grown myths riages for every 1,000 residents in 1980, compared to 10.9 weddings for every 1,000 people across the country, ranking New Jersey 50th in the nation. There were 13.2 births for every 1,000 residents, compared to 15.9 new babies nationwide, making New Jersey 47th in the nation. And New Jersey ranks 44th in the divorce rate, with 3.5 divorces for every 1 ,000 residents, compared to 5.3 per 1,000 residents nationwide.

Hughes said that the state ranks low in those categories because New Jersey residents between the ages of 25 and 35 when people marry, have children and get divorced are leaving the state. "People are graduating from high schools in New Jersey, move out to go to college and marry elsewhere," she said. "New Jerseyans are not marrying their childhood sweethearts or thegirl next door unless they go to school together." New Jerseyans are also not energy wasteful. The state ranks 38th in the amount of energy consumed by each resident. But they rank 20th in the percentage of residents with air conditioners.

The information comes jrom the data center, which was created by former Go. Brendan T. Byrne in February 1 980 todistribute U.S. Census Bureau data collected in 1980. "It's a whold mish-mash of different types of data." said Connie Hughes, director of the data center.

"It sort of answers every question you get in a bar. We do get calls from people asking for 'information who say they have a bet going. We hope we're more useful than that." There are some disturbing facts. Hughes said the. statistics show that many residents leave New Jersey to marry and bear children elsewhere, but return' for retirement, a trend reflected in the birth, marriage and death statis- people left New Jersey to attend college than came to the state for school, Hughes said.

But, she said, people apparently come to New Jersey to retire. The median age of New Jersey's population is the second highest in the country 32.2 years compared to 30 years for the country. It ranks 18th in the percentage of residents 65 years or older, with 11.7 percent of the population that age or older, compared to 11.3 percent nationwide. The state's ranking for the death rate is the same -1 8th percent with 8.9 deaths per 1 ,000 population compared to 8.5 deaths nationwide. Thestatealso ranks 1 5th in the crime rate, with 6.180 crimes per 1 00,000 residents, compared to 5,800 nationwide.

But New Jersey ranks 37th in the number of federal and state prisoners, with 92 inmates per 100,000 residents, compared to 153 prisoners for every 100,000 residents across the country. By TOM ROSENTHAL Associated Press NEWARK A "whole mish-mash" of data compiled by the State Data Center shows that many mythsabouttheGardenStateare just that, officials say. For example, despite massive rush-hour traffic jams that clog some state roads, New Jersey ranks only 44th in the nation in the number of motor vehicles per 1.000 population. There are 661 vehicles for every 1,000 fed to the national average of 713. New Jersey is also thesecond safest state In the country.

It ranks 49 in traffic fatalities, with 23 deaths for every 100,000 licensed drivers, is opposed to the national average of 35 falali-, ties. And New Jersey ranks 35th in the country in the number of people who drive to work, with 82.7 percent riding in cars, trucks or vans, com-, pared to 84.1 percent nationwide. The figures show that there were 7.5 mar- State figures show that last year, 98,000 more DEATH NOTICES HAMMONTON Mary A. Small, whose late husband, Clifford was this town's mayor from 1935 to 1938, died Wednesday at West Jersey Hospital, Berlin. She was 94.

Born in Hammonton, Mrs. Small lived on Maple Street here until 1975, when she moved to Berlin Township to live with her daughter. Mrs.Small graduated in the 1906 class of Hammonton High School, the school's first 4-year class. For many years, Mrs. Small worked for A.J.

Rider, then of the Keystone Telephone Co. in Hammonton. Rider later became the founderof Rider College in Trenton. Mrs. Small was a lifetime member of the Hammonton Baptist Church.

She also was a member and past matron of the Hammonton Chapter No. 34 Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Small is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy E.

McCarthy; two sons, Robert E. of Hammonton and Clifford W. of Collings Lake; 1 0 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Services will be 3 p.m. Sunday at the Landolfi Funeral Home.

237 Belle-veue Hammonton. Friendsmay call between 2 and 3 p.m. at the funeral home. Eastern Star services will be 2:30 p.m. at the funeral home.

Burial will be in GreenmountCeme-tary, Hammonton. Memorial contributions may be made to the Hammonton Baptist Church, Hammonton. WHITE On November 25, 1983 Ralph M. Husband ot Ihelate Mabel E. (nee Jackson) ol Haddonfield, N.J.

Due notice of the tuneral will be given by HOLL-MURPHY OF HADDONFIELD. WILSON On November21st, 1983. Lucille M. (nee Higgins) AGe 85 years, of Merchantville, N.J. Beloved wile ol the late Henry.

Relativesand friendsare kindly Invited to attend the funeral on SAt. at the STEPHENSON-BROWN FUNERAL HOME, 33 West Maple Avenue, Merchantville, Mass of Christian Burial will becelebrated at St, Peter's Church, Merchantville, N.J. Interment Calvary Cherry Hill. Friends may call Friday evening at the funeral home. INMEMORIAM CUNNINGHAM In loving memory of my beloved husband John J.

who passed away November 25, 1982. A light is from our household gone, a voice we loved is still. A place is vacant in our home which never can be fulfilled. Some may think you are forgotten, though on earth you are no more, but in memory you are with us, as you always were before. Loved and sadly missed by wife Janet and your loving children Katherine and John CUNNINGHAM In sad and loving memory of our dear father John J.

who passed away November 25, 1982. Gone dear father, gone forever. How we miss your smiling lace, but you left us to remember non on earth can take your place. A happy home we once enjoyed, how sweet the memory still. But death has left a loneliness the world canneverfill.

Loved and sadly missed but your loving children Katherine 8, John FISCHER In sad and loving memory of my dear father John who passed away one year ago today, Nov. 25, 1982. Dear Dad, You slipped away so very fast we couldn't say goodbye. Wecouldn't hold your hand and say don't leave us here to cry. This year has been a time ol change, with monthsof lossand sorrow.

We miss you dearly everyday and we'll love you every tomorrow. So sadly missed by your daughter Cass and son-in-law Johnny. MCLEAN In sad and loving memory of our dear husband and father, Joseph, who passed away Nov. 25, 1982. Nothing can ever take away the love a heart holds dear.

Fond memories linger every day, remembrance keeps him near. Sadly missed by wife Jean, children and grandchildren. SANDS In sad and loving memory of my husband Joseph who passed away November 27, 1981. Two years have passed since that sad day, when the one I loved was called away. God took him home, it was His will, but in my heart he liveth still.

Sadly missed wife Mary In Memoriam Vertet Available upon request. Call: 663-7100 p.m. Schaffhauser-Predpelski FUNERAL HOME 9(3 Haddon AvtntM, Coilingswood Joseph B. Prfcdpeiski, Mgr. 854-5454 CUGLIETTA On November 22, 1983 Alfred, beloved husband of Jean (nee Magliano) of Cherry Hill, age 52 years.

Father of Jerry of Marlton, and Joseph of Cherry Hill; brother of Carmclla Margella of North Bergen, and Cecelia Donato of Hillsdale, NJ. Alio survived by three grandchildren. Funeral on Saturday 8 a.m. In the SCHETTER FUNERAL HOME; 304 W. Marlton Pike (Route 70) Cherry Hill, Mass ol Christian Burial 9:30 a.m.

In St: Peter Celestine R.C. Church. Entombment Calvary Ceme- tery: Viewing Friday eve. 1 -l 1 DAVIES On November 23, '1983 Georgei age 93 years, of W. Berlin, beloved husband of the late Margafetta fnee Renner), 'devoted father of Alma Pirrotta of W.

Berlin, Garaguso ot Surf and John 0. Daviesof Cinnaminson; six grandchildren; tight great grandchildren: Dye notice funeral will be given by the IREDELL FRANCESCONI 'FUNERAL HOME, Haddon Heights. DePAUL 7 On 23, 1983, Robert husband of Catherine T. (nee Gibson) of Age 60. Father of Susan Navarra, Catherine and DePaul Jr.

Relatives and friends of the lamily ire inyited to attend the Mass of CnristianBurial 10am Saturday at Sacred HearrR, Church, Mt: Ephralm. interment- New St. Marys Cemetery, Bellmawr. Friends maycall Saturday morning at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, Black Horse Pike and Haverford Road, Run-, nemede. In lieu of any other expressions of sorrow memorial contribitons may be made to Mercer Catholic Medical Center, Cancer.

Unit, 54th. and Cedar Phila. GRIECO Ruth B'. nee Hand on November 24, 1983. Wife of the late Christian J.

of N.J. Age 66 years. Mother of Marylouise Fotfcman, Christian Thomas A. and Pual sister of Mabel Kollett and Marietta Nicholas, also surviving eleven grandchildren. Relatives and Friends ol the family are invited to attend the Funeral Monday, 9am.

at the GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, Black Horse Pike Haverford Runnemede. Mass-of Christian Burial 10:30 am. St. Maria Goretti RC Church. Interment New St.

Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. Friends maycall Sunday evening after 7pm at the Funeral Home JENTHER on November 23, 1983 (at the Zurbrugg Memorial Hospital, Riverside) Maud Vinson (nee Elliott) beloved wife of the late Charles A. Guenther of The Bible Presbyterian Home, Delanco, formerly of Dover Atlantic City, N.J.. Age 91 years. She was a graduate of the nursing school at the Presbyterian Hospital, Charlotte, N.C.

and a U.S. Army Nurse Corp. Veteran serving in France during World War I. She is survived by several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral serviceon Monday lOamatThe Collihgswood Bible.

Presbyterian Church of which she is a member, Haddon Avenue and Cuthbert Boulevard, Coilingswood, N.J. Interment Atlantic City Cemetery, Pleasantville, N.J. Friends may call at the church on Monday 9-10am. (FOSTERS FUNERAL HOME COLLINGSWOOD.) ARMBRUST On November 22, m. Albert G.

Age 79 years. Beloved husband of the late -Alice C. (nee Heltman) of Haddon Heights, N.J. Survived by a brother George of Havertown, Pa. and two sisters Mrs.

Frieda Elisio of Pa. and Mrs. Dorothy Roth of Florida. Rel-atives and friends of the family also employees of John Wanamaker and Hartford Insurance Co. are invited to attend the funeral service on Saturday at 10a.m.

from the DuBOIS FUNERAL HOME, 700 White Horse Pike, Audu-bon. Friends may call from 9 to 10am Saturday. Interment Locustwood Memorial Park, Cherry Hill. N.J. Memorial gifts may be made to your favorite charity BLASKO On Nov.

22, Pennsauken Age 75 years, wife of the late survived by three sons Stephen J. of Glendora, Eugene of Marlton and Ronald of two sisters Anna Ferraro of Phila. Pa and Adeline Kovacs of Nazareth, five grandchildren Mitchell, Mary, Ste- phen Jennifer and Michael. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend the funeral service 1 lam Satur-' day at The Temple Lutheran Rt, 130 Merchantville Pennsauken, N.J. Interment Arlington Ceme- tery, Pennsauken.

Noevening viewing. Friends may call at the Church Fellow- ship Room after 10am on Saturday. Memorial contributions may be made to the church in memory of Mrs. Blasko. Arrangements under the.

direction of The STEPHENSON-BROWN FUNERAL HOME, 33 W. Maple Merchantviile, N.J. BOGUCKI On Nov. 22, 1983, Mary (nee Wrob-lewski) wife of the late Boleslaw, merly of Camden, N.J. Mother of Mrs.

Jean Jakacki of Blackwood, Walter of CollingSwood and Henry of Blackwood, also seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at Sam at The SCHAFFHAUSER-PREDPELSKI FUNERAL HOME, 983 Haddon Coilingswood. Mass of Christian Burial at 9am at St. Josephs Church, 10th. and Mechanic Camden.

Interment St. Josephs Cemetery. -Viewing Friday evening 7-9. BOWE On November 21, 1983. Of Gloucester City, N.J.

Thomas J. Bowe. Age 70 years. Beloved husband of Dorothy Bowe (nee Butler). Father of Thomas Edward John Michael J.

and Dorothy A. Boyle, grandchildren. Rela-. fives, friends, employees of Gloucester City Board of Education, N.Y. Shipbuilding Corp.

and members of the Gloucester City Fire Dept. Co. 2 are invited to the funeral Saturday 8:30 a.m. McCANN FUNERAL HOME. 851 Monmouth Gloucester City, N.J.

Mass of Resurrection 9:30 a.m. St. Mary's Church. Interment New St. Mary's Cem.

Friends may call Friday evening at the funeral home. Contributions to St. Mary's Church Special Fund would beappreciated by his family. BRAMALL On November 22, 1983. Florence M.

(nee Beach). Wife of the late Allen. Of Haddon Heights, N.J. Mother of Daniel Mc Leod, of San Diego, California and Ohrum F. Mc Leod ot Medford.

Also surviving three grandsons, one granddaughter and three great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends and Members of The First United Methodist Church of Haddon Heights are invited to funeral services Saturday, 12 Noon at THE MURRAY-PARADEE FUNERAL HOME, 601 West Marlton Pike, (Erlton, Rt. 70) Cherry Hill, N.J. Interment Bethel Memorial Park. Friends maycall Saturday from 11a.m.

No Viewing Friday evening. DAVID BIRS( III I URAL CH VPLKS LICENSE 41411 S341 Routt 38, Pennsauken, J. Phone NO 5-5401 KUHN On November 23, 1983 Eleanor A. (nee Musante), wife of the late Charles lormerly of Pine Hill, age 88 years. Mother of Mrs.

Eleanor Arentzen of Mrs. Geraldine Runge of Mrs. Marie McBride of Cherry Hill, Mrs. Barbara Davidson ol Nashville, Charles J. ol Woodbury Heights, Robert of Marlton; 17 grandchildren; eight great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend funeral services on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the HENRY FUNERAL HOME, 152 W. Atlantic Avenue, Audubon. Interment Locustwood Memorial Park. Friends may call alter 9:30 a.m.

Saturday morning at the funeral home. LEACH at Pitman Manor, on Nov. 22, 1983, Ruth B. (nee Balllnger) wife ol the late Clifford H. lormerly ot Haddonfield, N.J.

Age 83 years. Survived by a daughter Janet Messman of Kensington, a sister Kathryn L. Ballinger of Pitman Manor and a granddaughter Anne Messman of Santa Barbara, Calif. Services will be held on Saturday at in the chapel of Haddonfield United Methodist Church, Warwick Road, Haddonfield, where friends may call alter 10am. Interment Harleigh Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to American Red Cross Blood Program, 312 Cooper Street, Camden, N.J. 08101 or Health Care Unit of Pitman Manor, 535 Oak Avenue, Pitman, N.J. 08071. Arrangements by HOLL-MURPHY OF HADDONFIELD. LONDON Magnolia.

Of Apt 208, Riverview Towers, Camden, N.J. Age 77. Passed away on November 21, 1983. Survived by one son, James Robinson, two daughters, Dorothy Brooks and Alvania London, eleven grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren, one great, great grandchild and a host of other relatives and friends. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend funeral services on Sunday, November 27 at 7 p.m.

at the Macedonia A. E. Church, 3rd and Spruce Camden, where friends may call after 5 p.m. Interment will be at the Evergreen Cemetery, Camden. Relatives and friends of the family will meet at 527 Berkley Camden.

Funeral services under the direction of the CARL MILLER FUNERAL HOMES, Camden and Lawnside. McBRIDE November 24, 1983. Letitia (Pat). Age60 of Pennsauken, N.J. Beloved wife of Hugh McBride and dear mother of Mrs.

Darlene Cookson, Mrs. Mary Rose and Anona McBride, also one brother Thomas Steward of Dillsburg, Pa. and lour grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family also the Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post c101 16 of Voor-hees and the Employees of Magnetic Metals are invited to attend the luneral services on Monday 11am at THE FUNERAL HOME OF INGLESBY AND SONS.CoveandWyndamRoads, Pennsauken. Interment Harleigh Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening 7 to 9pm MILLER November 24, 1983. Everett L. (Bud) husband of Ruth E. (nee Evans) of Drexel Avenue, Stratford, N.J. Age 61.

Survived by threo daughters Jayne Shutts ol Lindenwold, N.J., Pamela Miller, Stratford, N.J. and Carol Muller of Atco, N. one sister Dorothy Silva of California and ab aunt Helen Miller ol Upper Darby, two grandchildren Gunner and Guy. Relatives and friends ol the lamily are invited to attend the luneral service on Sunday evening at from THE EUGENE J. ZALE FUNERAL HOME, corner White Horse Pike and Whitman Avenue, Stratford, N.J.

Friends may call Sunday evening 7 to 8:30 prior to service time. Donations may be made to a charity your choice. NOVELLA On November 22nd. 1983. Of Hammonton, N.J.

FrankL.Age60years. Beloved husband of Jennie (nee Rodio) Devoted father of Frank, Sylvia Woo-ton, Shirley Breil, Joann Fritsche and Ann Marie. Brother of Joseph, Grace Kline and Rose Kohlmyer. Five grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral viewing on Sat.

from the MARINELLA FUNERAL HOME, 102 N. Third Hammonton. MAss of Christian Burial St. Joseph'sChurch. Burial in Holy Sepulcher cem.

No viewing Friday eve. PADGETT On November 22, 1983. Richard D. Former husband of Barbara J. (nee Mur-ren).

Ot Mt. Laurel, N.J. formerly of Haddonfield. Age 43 years. Also survived by a daughter, Kelli Lynn Padgett and a son Scott Gregory Padgett both at home.

His mother, Ruth A. Padgett ol Audubon. A brother, Robert W. Padgett ol Audubon. Two sisters, Ruth-anne Beyea of Novi, Michigan and Patricia F.

Rutter of Westmont. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services oh Saturday at 10 a.m. at THE HOLL-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, West End Avenue at Kings Highway, Haddonfield. Interment Eglington Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening Irom 7 to 9 p.m.

Contributions as a memorial may be made to Heritage Baptist Church, Hartford Road, Mt. Laurel, N.J. 08054. ROBERTS Sonia. Of 2896 Cushing Camden.

Age 78 years. On November 22, 1983. Survived by her son, Leotis, one daughter, Mrs. Bertha English, lour grandchildren, live great grandchildren, a sister-in-law, Mrs. Ethel Gardner and many other relatives.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to atend funeral services on Sunday at 8 p.m. at Tenth Street Baptist Church, 1860 S. 10th Camden, where friends may call alter 6 p.m. Interment Sunset Memorial Park, Pennsauken. Funeral services under the direction of the CARLMILLER FUNERAL HOME.

SUTTON November 23, 1983. Mary A. of Pennsauken, N.J Beloved sister of Dorothy E. and Charles A. Sutton.

Mass of Christian Burial and Interment will be held privately. (INGLESBY AND SONS, PENNSAUKEN, N.J.) TURBERVILLE Embra W. Of 200 Mickle Apt. 907, Camden.NJ. Age 75 years.

On November 20, 1983. Survived by two daughters Nancy Turberville Smith and Diane M. Turberville Johnson, two sons David and Robert Turberville, twelve grandchildren, two sisters, one brother, his mother Lessie Turberville. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend funeral services on Saturday at at Baptist Temple, 4th Mt. Vernon Camden, where friends may call after Interment Harleigh Cemetery, Camden.

Relatives and friends will meet at 250 Mt. Vernon Camden. Funeral services under the direction of CARL MILLER FUNERALHOME. WECKERLY On November 22, 1983. Of Haddon Heights, N.J.

William J. Beloved husband ol Mary E. Weckerly (nee Heaney) Survived by seven children. Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Carroll, Mr.

William Weckerly, Mr. Gerard Weckerly, Mrs. Marie Eggleston, Mr. James Weckerly, Mrs Regina Taylor and Mr. Frank Weckerly.

Also survived by seven grandchildren and brother Raymond Weckerly and half sister Edna Sweeney and half brother Bernard Schweiker. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial Saturday 11 a.m. Church of St. Rose of Lima, 4th Ave. and Kings Hwy, Haddon Heights.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon, Pa. Offerings in his name to St. Roseof Lima Bldg. Fund would be appreciated by his family. JOHN A.

HEALEY FUNERAL HOME (Haddon Heights). HARRINGTON On November 22, 1983, Francis J. of Plymouth, Mass. Age 49 years, son of Anna Harrington, Runnemede, brother ol Eileen Fennen ol Runnemede, Gertrude Dwyer and Mary Widmeier both ol Anne Meisenbach, Edward, Cranbury, N.J., Joseph, Baltimore, Md, and Anthony ol Churchville, Pa. Relatives and Friends ol the family are inivted toattend the Funeral Saturday, at the GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, Black Horse Pike Haverford Runnemede.

Mass of Christian Burial 10am St. Teresa RC Church, Runnemede. Interment New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. Friends maycall Friday evening after 7 at the Funeral Home.

HEFFNER On November 22nd, 1983. Mary E. (nee Connell) Age 67 years. Beloved wife of John D. of Camden, N.J.

Also survived by one son Dennis Urner of Baltimore, Md. Two daughters Geraldine Belle of Maple Shade and Dorothy Simone of Vincentown. Two brothers David and John Connellof Phila. and three grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial on Saturday, at ST.

Anthony ol Padua Church, 28th ST. River Camden, N.J. Interment Calvary Cem. In lieu of flowers the family request contributions made to the Childrens Hospital of 34th ST. Civic Center 3 Childrens Center, Phila.

Pa. 19104. Arrangements under the direction ol the EDWARD P. LEONARD JR. FUNERAL HOMES OF CAMDEN HUSTON On November 22, 1983 Helen (nee Steen) ol Barrington, N.J.

Beloved wife ol the late John S. Devoted mother of Barbara Rowand of Mt. Ephraim, sister of Caleb V. Steen Jr. of Edgewater Park, Norman T.

Steen of Pennsauken, four grandchildren, and one great grandson. Relatives and Iriends are invited to attend luneral services Saturday 10:30 a.m. from the IREDELL-FRANCESCONI FUNERAL HOME, 402 White Horse Pike Haddon Hgts. Interment Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson. Friends may call at the funeral home 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.

Saturday. No viewing Friday evening. Family requests contributions be made in her memory to the American Heart 7645 Maple Avenue, Pennsauken. JACKSON On November 22, 1983. Georgie M.

(nee Murray). Mother of Raymond Walton of Oregon. She was a Member of The Haddonlield United Methodist Church. Funeral servicesand interment will be at the convenience ot the tamily from THE MURRAY-PARADEE FUNERAL HOME, 601 West Marlton Pike, Cherry Hill, N.J. KAMPER Ethel D.

of 1496 South 9th Street, Camden. Died Tuesday November 22, West Jersey Hospital. Age 71. She was a resident ol Camden lor 32 years and wife ot the late Frederick. Former member of Integrity Chapter c31 O.E.S.

P. H.A.Camden, also the Daughter ol Isis Chapter K135 O.E.S. P.H.A. Camden. Survied by one daughter Mrs.

Patricia Jackson, Camden, one son Joel, Oak Park, Michigan, two grandchildren, one aunt Mrs. Julia Wales of Atlantic City, nieces, nephews and other relatives. Funeral services will be Monday November 28 at 8pm at THE WAPLES FUNERAL HOME, 820-24 Kalghn Avenue, Camden. Friends may call after 5pm at the luneral home. Interment Tuesday November 29, 12 noon Whitemarsh Memorial Park, Ambler, Pa.

KELLEY On November 21, 1983 Elizabeth M. nee Caddell ol W. Coilingswood, N.J. beloved wife of the late Joseph A. Kel-ley.

Mother of Martha and Margaret. Funeral private. No viewing. Interment Calvary Cemetery, W. Con-shocken, Pa.

Arrangement by HANNA FUNERAL HOME, Oaklyn, N.J. HARMICK-HOMICZEK On November 21, 1983. Rose (nee Yarema). Wile ot the late Charles. Of Gloucester.

Formerly ot Camden. Age 88. Beloved mother of Mrs. Nellie Pon-urek with whom she had resided, Mrs. Mary Krukowski ol Erial and Mrs.

Anna lacovelli of Gloucester. Seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, Ba.m.atTHE CIECHANOWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 1309 South 10th. Street, Camden. Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m.

Sacred Heart Church, Broadway Ferry Avenue, Camden. Interment St. Josephs Cemetery. Viewing Saturday Morning. Contributions may be madje to Sacred Heart Church, Camden.

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