Tuesday, Sept. 21, 1982 The News-Journal Papers B3 IN MEMORIAM GREEN In memory of my dear wife, Mrs. 1972. Orpha Green who departed this life, Sept. 21st, I Sadly your smiling face and youssle loving heart.
missed by husband W. B. Green GRIFFITH You" little words that we were taught when we were young and used less and less as we grew older. "Thank You" learn those same 2 words that now as adults we must to use again. So now we must use them with loved saddened one.
We hearts send at forth the loss this of "Thank an irreplacable You" until we can find the words to truly express our deep friends appreciation to our many relatives, neighbors and that have helped us through these days of pain and grief. We send to each and every one of you, our true and sincere "Thank You" We would also like to acknowlege our appreciation for all the flowers, cards, food and donations sent to the church. You" The Family of Lisle C. Griffith MESSICK In loving memory of my dear Daughter, Tennille Marie Messick. I miss your smiling face, Your loving heart, And your gentle way.
Love Daddy SARTIN in loving memory of our son, Wally on his 30th Birthday, Dearly loved and sadly missed by His Mother and Father Brothers and Sister THOMAS in memory of Clarence A. Thomas, who passed away, 2 years ago today, September 21, 1980. From his Children Grandchildren CARD OF THANKS DITADOLEO would The like to Family thank of all Pietro our family, neighbors and friends for their Mass Cards, Sympathy Cards, Flowers, Food and all other acts of kindness during our time of bereavement. A special thanks to the Staff at Tilton Terrace, the Doctors, the Staff at St. Francis Hospital, Father Mario Bugliosi, Sister Georgellen and the Charles Arcaro Funeral Home.
Elia Alice DiTaddeo and Family D'ANGELO The family of Josephine D'Angelo would like to thank all our family, neighbors, and friends for their many gestures of kindness' sympathy in the recent loss of our beioved Wife and Mother. The D'Angelo Family SIMIONE We would like to thank all who have showed their kindness by Mass Sympathy Cards, flowers, food, and consolations during the death of my husband and our father, Samuel P. Simione. A special thanks to the N.C. Paramedics, Del.
E.R. Volunteers, Doctors Nurses at the friends Delaware Hospital, relatives, and anyone who we may have forgot to thank personally. Elsie Simione and Daughters DEATH NOTICES BAXTER Elizabeth G. Baxter, age 76, formerly of Wilmington, DE. Passed away on Sunday, September, 19, 1982 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Gemmill. She is survived by her son Allen Baxter of Yardley, grandchildren Jeff, Craig and Scott Baxter of Tulsa, Oklahoma and John and Susan Baxter of Bryn Mawr, PA and brother Albert Gimmell of Buckingham, West Virginia.
Private services were held. Services under the direction of JENNINGS HOME, 2211 Davie Fort Lauderdale, FL BENZI At home on Monday evening, September 20, 1982, after a long illness Alessandro Benzi, age 76, husband of Mary Corrado Benzi, of 1714 Sycamore Street. Family and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian burial on Thursday morning, September 23, from St. Elizabeths RC Church, Cedar and Clayton Sts, at Interment will immediately follow in the All Saints Cemetery Chapel, Kirkwood Hwy. Calling hours for Mr.
Benzi will be Wednesday evening, at the CORLETO-LATINA FUNERAL HOME, 808 N. Union St, from 7:00 to 9:00. In lieu of flowers the family suggest contributions to the Carpenter Clinic, The Wilmington Medical Center, General Division, Chestnut Broom Sts, Wilmington, DE 19805. (Parking facilities Wednesday evening across from funeral home). BUKER 1982, In this city on Sunday, September 19, Alberta M.
Buker, age 70 years, wife of Harvey H. Buker of 1002 Rosedale Avenue, Bellefonte. Mother of Harvey G. Buker of Miami, Florida Pennsylvania. and Ronald Sister V.
Buker of Kemblesville, of Harry B. Raign of Bellefonte Florida. and William F. Raign of Boymton Beach, Relatives and friends are invited to share the service of Alberta Buker with her family at Gracelawn Chapel, North DuPont Highway, New ber Castle, 22, this 11:30 coming Wednesday morning, SeptemMemorial at Park. and the committal in the adioining You are also invited to call on her family at the JAMES E.
BEESON SON FUNERAL HOME, 412 Philadelphia Pike, this Tuesday evening from 7-9. CAMPBELL In the Newark Manor Nursing Home on September 17, 1982, Charles aged 69 years, of 2200 Glen Avon Rd. Husband of Catherine (Kitty) Campbell. Funeral services will be private and at the convenience of the family. The family suggests that flowers be omitted.
Arrangements by MCCRERY FUNERAL HOME. CHAMBERS In the Wilmington Medical Center, Memorial Division on September 19th, 1982. Willis B. Chambers, age 55 years of 904 Kirkwood Street, husband of Sarah Elizabeth Chambers, father of Ezral, Gary, Timmy and Wendy Chambers and Robert Price all of Charleston, West step-father of Blanche Robert Price all of Charleston, West step-father of Blanche M. Butts and Rosetta Scott both of Wilmington.
Son of the late Eugene and Almedia Chambers, brother of Mildred Williams of Charleston, West Vir. Also survived by 5 grandchildren, 1 aunt, and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Relatives, friends, and member of the Trustee Board of St. Paul's U.A.M.E. Church are invited to attend funeral services at St.
Paul's U.A.M.E. Church, 408 E. 11th Street, Wilmington, DE on Thursday evening September 23rd at 8 o'clock. Interment at Rivervew Cemtery on Friday morning. Friends may call at the Church on Thursday from 6 til 8PM.
Arrangements by the CONGO FUNERAL HOME, 201 N. Gray Avenue, Wilmington. COULBOURN At the Memorial Division of the Wilmington Medical Center on September 17, 1982, Elizabeth Spindler Coulbourn of 1911 Dorset Road, N. Graylyn Crest. Wife of the late Thomas I.
Coulbourn, aged 82 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service from the CHANDLER FUNERAL HOME, 2506 Concord Pike, Sharpley on Tuesday afternoon, September 21 at 1:00. Burial will follow at fa*ggs Manor Cemetery near Oxford, PA. Friends may call at the funeral home 1 hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society, 1925 Lovering Ave.
Wilm. 19806. HACKENDORN In this city on September 20, John J. Hackendorn born in Henry Clay, DE son of the late Samuel and Jenny Hackendorn and husband of Sarah A. (Hearn) Hackendorn of 121 S.
Ford Avenue, Wilmington, DE, age 82 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral home the DOHERTY -WICKERSHAM FUNERAL HOME, 1900 Delaware Avenue on Friday morning September 24th at 9:30. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at St. Thomas the Apostle R. C.
Church, 4th and Bancroft Parkway at 10 o'clock. Interment at St. Joseph's on the Brandywine Cemetery. Friends may call at the DOHERTY- WICKER FUNERAL HOME on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Valet Parking Service.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Little Sisters of the Poor, 185 Salem Church Road, Newark, DE 19713. HACKMAN In this city on Monday, September 20, 1982, Harold husband of Naomi Hackman of 17 Oaknoll Road, Wilmington. Aged 83 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services on Thursday afternoon, September 23 at 1:00 at the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Kirkwood Hwy. Duncan Rd.
where friends may call on Wednesday evening after 7. interment will be in Red Clay Creek Church Cemetery, McKennan's Church Rd. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to Christ United Methodist Church, 6 N. Clifton Roselle, DE 19805. MASSEY In this city September 19, 1982.
Carlyn Massey, wife of Harry B. Massey, of 600 Silverside Road. Aged 66 years. Mother of Jean Hodgeman and Keith Massey. Also survived by three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be private and at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to your favorite charity. Arrangements by the YEATMAN FUNERAL HOME. OBERG On September 19, 1982, Herman G. husband of Jean E.
Oberg, of Collingdale, Pennsylvania. Father of Herman G. Ill of Wilmington and Joann Toner of Wilmington. Brother of Robert F. of Claymont and Dorothy Collenbush of Marpie, Pennsylvania.
Son of Herman G. Sr. and the late Mary F. Oberg of Claymont. Age 59 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral service on Thursday morning, September 23, at from the GRIFFITH CHAPEL, 520 Chester Pike, Norwood, Pennsylvania where friends may call on Wednesday evening from 7:00 until 9:00. Interment in Lawn Croft Cemetery. ONLEY At her late residence on September 20, 1982, Marion wife of Otho Onley of 40 3rd Claymont. Aged 81 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 3401 Philadephia Pike, Claymont, on Wednesday morning, September 22nd, at 10:30.
Entombment in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to services. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to The Memorial Fund af the Atonement Methodist Church, 3519 Phila. Pike, Claymont, DE 19703. dons FLOWERS ALL OCCASIONS 110 Middleboro Rd.
Richardson Park Dr. L. William Ferris, urology chief, dead at 51 Dr. L. William Ferris, 51, chief of the Wilmington Medical Center's department of urology, died Sunday in the Eastern Maine Medical Center, Bangor, Maine.
He was stricken by a cerebral hemorrhage three weeks ago while vacationing in Blue Hill, Maine. Dr. Ferris, of 7 Carriage Road, Greenville, also had a private practice at 1207 N. Scott St. A graduate of the University of Virginia and Tufts University Medical School, he came to Wilmington as an intern at the Delaware Division in 1957 in the area since year in military service.
A member of the Army Reserve, Dr. Ferris was called up in 1962 and served for a year at the 805th Station Hospital at Fort Chaffee, Ark. Crawford B. MacNamee Dr. Ferris and had practiced then except for a after a long illness.
He was employed as a PBX cable installer for the Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania for 45 years, before retiring in 1969. He was a member of the Pioneer Club of the Bell Telephone the West End Boat Club and the Polish American Club of Chester. Mr. MacNamee is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Willard K. Lord of Upland, and Mrs. David Eavenson of West Chester, Pa. Memorial services be tonight at 8:30 at the William S. Bleyler Funeral Home, 500 W.
22nd Upland. Graveside services will be Wednesday morning at 11 in the Bethel Church Cemetery, Smyrna. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society, 23 E. LaCrosse Lansdowne, Pa. 19050.
of Media, 1 formerly of Chester, died Friday at Lima Estates Harold A. Hackman ware Division. Mr. Hackman was a lineman supervisor for the Delmarva Power Light retiring in 1964 after 35 years. He was a member of Armstrong Lodge 26, and the Delaware Consistory, and also a member and choir member of Christ United Methodist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Naomi P. Hackman, and a sister, Susan Alexander of Hockessin. Services will be Thursday afternoon at 1 in the McCrery Memorial Chapel, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road, where friends may call Wednesday night. Burial will be in Red Clay Creek Church Cemetery, McKennans Church Road. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Christ United Methodist Church, 6 N.
Clifton Roselle, Wilmington 19805. Harold A. Hackman, 83, of 17. Oaknoll Road, Cedar Knoll, died of heart disease Monday in the Dela- DEATH NOTICES ROLPH In this City on September 19, 1982, Mary wife of the late Elwood Rolph, of 81 2nd Avenue, Millcreek Trailer Park, age 71 years old. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Services on Thursday morning September 23 at 11 o'clock at the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road.
Interment will be in Silverbrook Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Wednesday evening after 7. ROUSAK Lottie. On September 19, 1982, Lottie nee Slowik, wife of Anthony Rousak of Claymont, DE. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian burial Wednesday, at at Holy Rosary Church, Claymont, DE.
Friends may call Tuesday evening, from 7:00 until 9:00 at the C.A. RENDA FUNERAL HOME, 9th Highland Ave, Chester. Interment St. Peters Paul Cemetery. RYCZEK In VA Hospital, Miami, on Tuesday September 14, 1982.
Rev. Stanislaus J. Ryczek. Son the late Joseph and Catherine Las Ryczek, of 1300 NW 47th Ave, Lauder Hill, Fla. and formerly of Wilmington, Del.
Aged 80 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the JOHN F. YASIK SON INC. FUNERAL HOME, 607 S. Harrison on Wednesday morning, September 22, at 8am.
Mass of Christian Burial at St. Hediwg RC Church at 9am. Interment at Catedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday evening after Parking facilites across from funeral. home.
SIGMUND in this city on Friday, September 17, 1982, Elsie M. Sigmund, age 86 years, wife of the late Walter M. Sigmund of Ingleside Apartments, 1005 N. Franklin St, Wilmington, formerly of Hatfield, PA. Sister of Clara Willis and Madeleine McCaughin, also of Ingleside Apartments.
Relatives and friends are invited to share service of Elsie Sigmund with her family at the JAMES BEESON SON FUNERAL HOME, 412 Philadelphia Pike, this coming Tuesday afternoon, September 21, at 12:30, and the committal in Westminster Cemetery, Bala Cynwyd, PA. You are also invited to call on her family at the funeral home this Tuesday after 12:00 Noon. SKAGGS In the Veterans Administration Hospital, Elsmere, DE, on September 19, 1982, Thomas L. Skaggs, son of the late Thomas and Rosa Skaggs, of 136 Perch Lane, Okeechobee, Florida, formerly of Townsend, DE. Aged 74 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the DANIELS HUTCHISON FUNERAL HOME, 212 N. Broad St, Middletown, DE, on Wednesday afternoon, September 22, at 2 o'clock. Interment al funeral Townsend home Cemetery. Tuesday Friends may call at the on evening after o'clock. TURNER In the Delaware Division on September 20, 1982, Stephen E.
Turner Jr. Son of Stephen E. and Nancy H. Turner of 20 Matthews Road, Brookside Pk, Newark. Aged 11 years.
Brother of Marion Randolph Turner. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at the Kingswood United Methodist Church, Marrows Brookside Park, on Tuesday evening, September 21st, at 7:30. Interment in Greenville, South Carolina. Friends may call at the church for one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, Memorial contributions may be made to Kingswood United Methodist Church, Marrows Newark, DE 19713.
Arrangements by ROBERT T. JONES SON. WOODARD In the Memorial Division on September 18, 1982, Edwin R. Woodard, Jr. of 6 Bisbee Road, Red Mill Farms.
Husband of Barbara G. Woodard, age 57 years. Services will be at the Gracelawn Memorial Park Chapel on The DuPont Highway on Tuesday afternoon Septernber 21 at 1:15 where friends and relatives may call at 12:30 at the Chapel. In lieu of flowers the family has suggested contributions to the Cancer Society, 1925 Lovering Avenue, Wilmington, DE 19806. Arrangements by CHARLES P.
ARCARO FUNERAL HOME. Mary A. Rolph He was a member of the New Castle County Medical Society. An avid sailor, he was interested in ocean racing and participated in many races aboard his 41-foot sloop, "Vib." He was a past competitor in the Annapolis-to-Newport and Newport-to-Bermuda yacht races, and finished 10th out of 21 ships in Class IV in the former race in 1974. He is survived by his wife, Marie LaCouture Ferris; two daughters, Joyce M.
Ferris and Linda A. Lindsay, both of Wilmington, and his mother, Joyce Mackintosh of Pompano Beach, Fla. Services will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 in the Immanuel Episcopal Church, 17th Street and Riverview Avenue. Burial is private. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to either the L.
William Ferris Memorial Fund, in care of the Delaware Academy of Medicine 1925 Lovering Wilmington 19806, or to the Episcopal Church Home, R.D. 3, Box 233, Hockessin 19707. H. Greenstein, 80, fabric firm president, dies Hillard Greenstein, 80, former president of Everfast Fabrics Inc. and for 25 years a board member of Congregation Beth Emeth in Wilmington, died late Monday of heart disease in his home, 407 Milton Drive, Brandywine Hills.
Mr. Greenstein was born in Wilmington and graduated at 16 from Wilmington High School. In 1921, he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Economics. Until his retirement 10 years ago, he worked for Everfast Fabrics, a New York City company with offices in Wilmington. He had been its treasurer and vice president, then was elected its president in 1969.
After retirement, he maintained an office on Bancroft Estate Road, Wilmington, and managed a number of business interests, including Mill Store a real estate holding company. Mr. Greenstein was a trustee of the Milton and Hattie Kutz Foundation and president of Beth Emeth Memorial Park for 25 years. He also served as president of Jewish Family Service of Delaware and for many years was active in Boy Scout Troop 45, Wilmington. He is survived by his wife, Eva two sons, Garry G.
of Wilmington and Arthur at home; a daughter, Janet Potter of West Grove, two brothers, David M. of Long Beach, and Louis of Wilmington; 10 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday afternoon at 1 at Congregation Beth Emeth, 300 Lea Wilmington. His family suggests that instead of flowers, contributions be made to Congregation Beth Emeth or a favorite charity. Shiva will be observed Wednesday and Thursday evening at 7:30 in the home of Garry G.
Greenstein, 64 Bancroft Estate Road, Wilmington. John A. Opalach John A. "Timmy" Opalach, 67, of 1206 Maple died of cancer Sunday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Elsmere, where he had been a patient since July. Mr.
Opalach worked as a toggler for the Allied Kid Co. in Wilmington for 10 years, retiring in 1967. He then worked on the maintenance staff of St. Hedwig's Catholic church. Mr.
Opalach also played shortstop for the Federalsburg, farm team of the old Philadelphia A's in 1934, and was active in many of the local teams in later years. He was an Army veteran of World War II. He is survived by a brother, Walter of Wilmington, and two sisters, Stephanie Lucey of New Castle and Stella Carpenter, with whom he lived. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Wednesday morning at 10:30 in St. Hedwig's Catholic Church, 408 S.
Harrison St. Friends may call Wednesday morning from 9:15 to 10:15 at the John F. Yasik Inc. Funeral Home, 607 S. Harrison St.
Burial will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society, 1925 Lovering Wilmington 19806. Alberta M. Buker Alberta M. Buker, 70, of 1002 Rosedale Bellefonte, died of cancer Sunday in the General Division.
Mrs. Buker is survived by her husband, Harvey two sons, Harvey G. of Miami and Ronald V. of Kemblesville, two brothers, Raign of Bellefonte and William F. Raign of Boynton Beach, and a grandson.
Services will be Wednesday morning at 11:30 in Gracelawn Memorial Chapel, with burial in the adjoining memorial park. Friends may call tonight in the James E. Beeson Son Funeral Home, 412 Philadelphia Pike. Mary A. Rolph, 71, of 81 Second Mill Creek Trailer Park, died of cancer Sunday in the the General Division.
Mrs. Rolph retired in 1976 as a museum aide at the Winterthur Museum, where she worked for 11 years. She also was a part-time museum aide at the Hagley Museum. Her husband, Elwood died in 1956. She is survived by four sons, Elwood Charles and Donald, all of Wilmington, and Louis of Christiana, two daughters, Clara Revis of Wilmington and Barbara Bunting of Dallas; stepmother, Nellie Culley of Wilmington; two sisters, Clara Gregg and Pearl Stephano, both of Wilmington; two half-sisters, Elizabeth Edwards and Phyllis Whiteley, both of Wilmington; 16 grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.
Services will be Thursday morning at 11 in the McCrery Memorial Chapel, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road, where friends may call Wednesday night. Burial will be in Silverbrook Memorial Park. Lottie D. Slowik Rousak Lottie Delores Slowik Rousak, 61, of 2106 Society Drive, Claymont, died of cancer Sunday in University of Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia. Mrs.
Rousak is survived by her husband, Anthony Ronald three sons, Anthony John III of Lewes, Ronald of Wilmington and Albert, at home; three daughters, Barbara Sindyla of North Royalton, Ohio, Janice Anne Stress of Wilmington and Lois Lax of Wallingford, a brother, three sisters and six grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Wednesday morning at 10 in the Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Philadelphia Pike, Claymont. Friends may call tonight in the Chester A. Renda Funeral Home, 719 Highland Chester. Burial will be in Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery, Springfield, Pa.
Ernest E. Wright Ernest E. Wright, 74, of Fourth Street, Sharptown, died Monday of a heart attack at the Memphis, home of his son, Elmer where he was visiting. Mr. Wright retired in 1980 as a school custodian at Mardela (Md.) High School.
In addition to his son in Memphis, he is survived by his wife, Catherine Wright of Sharptown; three other sons, Max J. and M. Ray, both of Seaford, and William E. of Laurel; a brother, Bryan of Greenwood; nine grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. Services will be Thursday afternoon at 2 in the Windsor Disharoon Funeral Home, 700 West Laurel, where friends may call Wednesday night.
Burial will be in Firemen's Cemetery, Sharptown. Wild services A memorial service for Grace Poole Wild will be held Sept. 29 at 11 a.m. in the Church of the Holy City (Swedenborgian), Pennsylvania Avenue and Broom Street. Mrs.
Wild, who was formerly of Wilmington, died June 23 in the Maple Lane Nursing Home, Barton, Vt. Interment will also be Sept. 29 in Lombardy Cemetery. Marion L. Onley Marion L.
Onley, 81, of 40 Third Claymont, died Monday at her home from complications of a stroke suffered in September 1981. Mrs. Onley was a member of the Atonement Methodist Church in Claymont and the Women's Club of Claymont. She is survived by her husband, Otho; two sons, Richard of Joplin, and Wendell of Wilmington; a brother, Harold Travis of Claymont; eight grandchildren, and three great great-grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday morning at 10:30 in the Gebhart Funeral Home, 3401 Philadelphia Pike, where friends may call an hour earlier.
Entombment will be in Gracelawn Memorial "Park. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Atonement Methodist Church, 3519 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont 19703. Stephen E. Turner Jr. Stephen E.
Turner 11, of 20 Matthews Road, Brookside Park, Newark, died Monday in the Delaware Division after he was stricken at home by complications of diabetes. Stephen was a sixth-grade student at Stubbs Elementary School in Wilmington. He played soccer for the Rowdies in the Brookside Community Athletic Association, and also played Little League baseball. He was a member of the Cub Scouts of America, Abingdon, Md. He is survived by his parents, Stephen E.
and Nancy a brother, Marion Randolph Turner, at home; his paternal grandparents, Charles and Mary Turner of Greenville, S.C.; his grandmother, Geraldine S. Benton of Bennettsville, S.C., and his great-grandmother, Annie M. Stanley of Elizabethtown, N.C. Services will be tonight at 7:30 in Kingswood United Methodist Church, Marrows Road, Brookside Park, where friends may call an hour earlier. Burial will be in Greenville, S.C.
Annapolis grad Mark Smith, 21, killed in water-skiing accident Ensign Randall Mark Smith, 21, a the swimming and track and field former Newark resident who was a teams. May graduate of the Naval Acad- He also was active in the Newemy in Annapolis, died Satur- ark United Methodist Church. day from injuries sustained during He is survived by his parents, a water-skiing accident in Pensa- Joyce and Gustavus Smith; a cola, where he was on active brother, Gerald at Washington Colduty with the Navy. lege, Chestertown, and his Smith, formerly of 1037 New maternal grandmother, Virginia L. Mr.
London Road, Taylor, of Kendal-at-Longwood, Newark, was Kennett Square, attending flight Services will be Friday morning school in Pen- at 10 in the Main Chapel at the sacola and had Naval Academy. Burial with full just completed military honors will be in Arlington his aviation National Cemetery Friday afterpre- flight noon at 1. Memorial services will be indoctrination. Saturday morning at 11 in the NewHe was one of ark United Methodist Church, Main three members Street, Newark, where friends may of the Newark call in the memorial lounge an hour High School earlier. The family asks that flowMr.
Smith class of 1978 to ers be omitted, and suggests instead graduate from the Naval Academy contributions in Mr. Smith's memin May. While at Newark High ory to Newark High School, East School, he was a member of the Delaware Avenue, Newark, Del. honor society and a letterman on 19711. Police and fire Pa.
woman killed in crash near Cheswold CHESWOLD An Ardmore, woman was killed Monday afternoon after her husband apparently fell asleep while driving on U.S. 13 near Cheswold, state police said. Aunita Conaway, 66, of the 100 block E. County Line Road, was a passenger in a car driven by her husband, Carl Conaway 65, according to Sgt. Joseph N.
Forester, state police spokesman. Forester said the accident occurred just before p.m., less than a mile south of Cheswold The Conaways were returning home from a trip to Williamsburg, Forester said. Their car ran off the road, went about 240 feet, struck a utility pole and continued more than 80 feet before stopping in the middle of the highway, Forester said. Aunita Conaway suffered head injuries and was taken to Kent General Hospital, Dover, where she was pronounced dead at 5:46 p.m., Forester said. Her husband was admitted to the same hospital and was in fair condition this morning with a broken leg, a hospital spokesman said.
The victim is Delaware's 88th traffic fatality this year. Last year 70 people had died on the state's highways in the same period. The northbound lanes on U.S. 13 were closed for almost two hours while police investigated the accident, Forester said. Traffic was diverted to the southbound lanes.
Fire chases 250 at Old Bookbinders Associated Press PHILADELPHIA The Old Original Bookbinders Restaurant Superior Court New Castle County Criminal Guilty pleas: Ralph Rogers, 32, 1300 block Cypress Elsmere, sexual misconduct. Charles Turak, address unavailable, conspiracy. Alan Shores, 20, 200 block Peach Road, delivery of mariiuana. Sussex County Criminal Grand jury indictments: Tyrone M. Waller, 34, Cambridge, second -degree attempted escape.
Carl Bennett, 20, Frankford, conspiracy (eight counts), third-degree burglary, theft over $300 (eight counts). Harry L. Blades 19, Dagsboro, receiving stolen property. Joseph Palmer, 29, Laurel, second degree burglary, theft over $300, criminal mischief. Edward Joseph Hastings Ill, age unavailable, Dagsboro, receiving stolen property (three counts).
Wamon D. Brummell, 25, Georgetown, carrying a concealed deadly weapon, possession of deadly weapon by person prohibited. Earvin D. Kelley, 43, Rehoboth Beach, conspiracy (two counts), third burglary (two counts), theft over $300 (two counts). (two counts), third -degree burglary (two Joseph S.
Waite, 37, Millsboro, conspiracy counts), theft over $300 (two counts). Andrew D. Knox, 46, Rehoboth Beach, conspiracy (two counts), third-degree burglary (two counts), theft over $300 (two counts). Irvin Jackson Aydelotte 34, Delmar, conspiracy, theft over $300. Zane D.
Caesar, 22, Millsboro, conspiracy, first -degree robbery, theft over $300. Forrest Upshur 27, Millsboro, conspiracy, first -degree robbery, theft over $300. Wilson Dorman, 34, Georgetown, carrying concealed deadly weapon (two counts). Calvin Leroy Harris, 20, New Castle, sexual relations in detention facility. Charles Samuel Sample, 31, Lincoln, sexual relations in detention facility.
Joseph Diamond, 22, Barrie, Ontario, escape after conviction. Junior E. Arminger, 50, Seaford, possession of a motor vehicle without certification sticker. John A. Sheppard, age not available, Rehoboth Beach, third-degree burglary (two counts), theft under $300 (two counts).
Stephen Anderson 36, Seaford, possession of marijuana, possession of cocaine, driving while under the influence. Cordell Thomas, 22, Georgetown, possession of a deadly weapon by a person prohibited (two counts). Paulette L. Watson, 19, Milton, third-degree burglary, theft over $300. Family Court New Castle County Civil Divorce decrees (effective immediately): Granted by Judges Roxana Arsht, John Gallagher, Jay James, Karl Parrish, Vincent Poppiti, Robert Wakefield: Patrick Duffy from Sherry Duffy; Joanne Stevenson from James R.
Stevenson; Ann Roser from Henry Roser; Minnie E. Wilson from Philip A. Wilson; Eldora C. Tillery Alphonso Tillery; Nancy S. Trzeciak from was damaged when fire broke out in the kitchen of the historic structure during the peak dinner hour Monday night.
About 250 people fled from the sprawling restaurant near the Delaware River when the smell of smoke began to drift into the firstand second-floor dining rooms, fire officials said. There were no injuries. The customers included several fire company officials and their families who were attending a convention of the International Association of Fire Chiefs here. The fire was contained in about 15 minutes, but some of the rare artifacts on display were damaged, as were the dining rooms. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined.
2 Kennett brothers injured in accident Two Kennett Square, men remain in serious condition today in the surgical intensive care unit at the Delaware Division after a twocar accident early Monday morning south of Wilmington. State police said Raymond Wilson, 21, received neck cuts and multiple facial injuries, and his brother Kenneth, 20, a passenger in his car received a broken leg and facial injuries, in the accident at Du Pont Highway and South Heald Street, just outside the city limits. The accident occurred about 5:30 a.m. when Wilson was attempting to turn onto the southbound lane of Du Pont Highway from Heald Street. His car and a car northbound on Du Pont Highway collided.
The driver of the second car Richard G. Simms, 29, of the 2400 block Washington St. was treated for arm cuts and released. Police said the investigation is continuing and charges are pending. Valentino T.
Trzeciak; Barry A.Diehl from Joann L. Diehl; Sandra Blair from Donald K. Blair; Joseph Kirkland from Ann D. Kirkland; Julia Octavio from Joseph Octavio; Louise Carter from Alvin E. Carter Rosemarie Shields from Joseph A.
Shields; Robert A. Cochran from Laura E. Cochran. James C. Hines Jr.
from Laurita A. Hines; April Loveland from Charles T. Loveland; Glenn D. Brood from Karen E. Brood; Mary A.
Morton from Robert Morton; Kurt Landgraf from Jane Landgraf; Cecil Kemplen from Sharon Lynn Kemplen; John P. Sassi from Carole M. Sassi; Ronald W. Murray from Mariorie A. Murray; Ronald Lee Weakley from Susan Weakley; Ann Marie Franklin from Lenis R.
Franklin. Charlotte Selhorst from Erich R. Selhorst; Kathryn L. Mello from William D. Mello; Joe Ann W.
Speck from Julious C. Speck; Denise Marie Eaglin from Robert James Eaglin; Richard L. Collins from Zora B. Collins; Sheryl Skinner from Bonnie Skinner; George D. Worley from Roberta L.
Worley; Terrence M. Devin Bogard from from Paul Francine D. M. Devin; Deborah J. Bogard; Cynthia E.
Williams from Conrad O. Williams; Cynthia L. Jamison from Ralph V. Jamison Jr. Linda F.
Cross from Clifford J. Cross David E. Frankel from Bonita Ann Zambino Frankel; Richard H. Farwell from Gail L. Farwell; Geraldine Brown from Mark A.
Parker; Julia A. Ballard from Charles R. Ballard John William Bradford from Ruth Ann Bradford; Albert E. Bransford from Loretta M. Bransford; Maurice Butler from Dora Butler; Luz E.
Hernandez from Efrain F. Hernandez. M. Robin Ingram from Okley H. Ingram Wilbur L.
Johnson from Carolyn Johnson; Wanda L. Mizelle from Hugh L. Mizelle; Betty Shorter from William Shorter; Liberata Yabut from Reynaldo Yabut; Leon Champagne from Deborah Champagne; George E. Newborn from Jane H. Newborn; Carlo J.
Fedele from Donna G. Fedele. James Keen from Sandra M. Keen; Anne Sarapulski from John A. Sarapuiski; Darlene cumme*rford from James R.
cumme*rford; Paul L. Marioni from Mary Donna Marioni; Barbara Pancoast from Charles Pancoast; Susan J. Magner from Robert J. Magner. Sussex County Civil Divorce decrees (effective immediately) Granted by Judge William Lee: Teresa Palmer from Orlando Palmer; Darlene V.
Latham from Roney J. Latham; Elizabeth M. Patterson from Robert Lee Patterson; Donald Ray Cordrey Jr. from Peggy Sue Cordrey; Timothy A. Tyler from Vickie L.
Tyler. Brett Michael Cox from Cathleen Ann Cox; Robert W. Tattersall from Marguerite F. Tattersall; Maxine J. Hitchens from Harvey Layton Hitchens; Corrine C.
Fleetwood from James Criag Fleetwood; James Roland Bennett from Karen Ruth Bennett. Sandra J. Martin from Bruce W. Martin; Sandra Elizabeth Thornton from Oscar Franklin Thornton; Richard E. Dix from Charlotte A.
Dix; Evelyn Hager from Harry K. Hager; James H. Stevenson from Vontoinette L. Stevenson. Betty Sue Hudson from Charles Hudson; Kathryn S.
Lehman from Charles Alan Lehman; Carlton William Lowe from Ann Elizabeth Lowe; Gary W. Grace from Patricia Grace; Julie Jo Raab from Bruce Kevin Raab. Ruth Elizabeth Graham from Carlton -Lee Graham; Hilda Mae Ross from Charles Ross Raiph Lee Purnell from Gweillam Ann Purnell; Vaughn Pickering Esham from Connie Frances Esham..
