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The Philadelphia Inquirer 6-D Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Friday, July 26, 1991 OBITUARIES The Doggie Man" plying his trade in 74 at Veterans Stadium. Charles Frank, 77, a legendary vendor By Ralph Cipriano inquirer Stilt Writer Charles "The Doggie Man" Frank, 77, a legendary vendor who sold hot dogs at the Palestra, Connie Mack Stadium and the Vet for 32 years, died Wednesday at Suburban General Hospital in Norristown. Mr. Frank had a way of standing out in a crowd. He was a tall man who looked like Charlie the Tuna and yelled "Doggie-Oh!" as he walked through the stands.

His mouth was always open, and his eyes never stopped scanning the aisles for customers. He was seldom distracted by a ball game. "I'm out here to sell hot dogs," he told a reporter in 197S. "The next morning, I'll read it in the paper like everyone else." He once sold 1,200 hot dogs at an Eagles game. He usually sold 600 doggies at a Phillies game.

He had a distinctive pigeon-toed ramble, a high alto voice and a storehouse of cornball lines that usually got a laugh from customers. "That'll be 40 cents for the dog and 20 cents carrying charge," he would say. "Carrying charge?" a customer would balk. "Well I carried it here, didn't he would reply. Then he would head for another section of the stadium, belting out "How Much is That Doggie in the Kettle?" "He was loud, fun to watch, and he had such enthusiasm," said Bill Gor-enstein, who married Mr.

Frank's granddaughter, the former Shelly-Beth Wiener. Mr. Frank, who lived in Northeast Philadelphia, may have been the most renowned hot dog salesman of his time. He was the star of several TV commercials, peddling hot dogs, of course. In 1970, the president of the University of Pennsylvania awarded Mr.

Frank an honorary Ph.D. purveyor of hot dogs for his outstanding work at the Palestra. In 1973, NFL Films did a five-min ALT0BELLI My 24, mi, JOHN husband of Karen (nee Kar-ytowici); atse survived by hii parents, John and Laura (dm Ruuo), grandson a Caroline Russo. brelhtr af Nicholas AltobeM and Caroline Mclntvrt. Relatives and friends, else mambtrs af The American Heiicep-tar Society art Invited to hii funeral Sat.

I JO AM at THE FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, 9529 Busfteton Ave. Mait at Christian Burial II AM, St. Martin at Tauri Church. Entombment Forest HWs Cam. lit lieu at lowers, family requests donations to Tha American Cancer Society In Mi memory.

AMATI MH 191, MADELINA (LENA) (net Zarabba), wlft af the lata Joseph, mother af John A. Amatt, Antenna Marane; atse survived by 10 grandchldren, 4 treat grandchidren. Relative! and friends invited to the vitwtnt and funeral II AM, RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, list St. and Snyder Ave. Mass af Christian Burial, St.

Edmend'i Church, 11 Noon, kit Hetv Cress Cam. Na viewing Frt. BALWICZ (BLAKE) On Jury 24, mi, JOSEPH af LIndenwoM, att 45, brother at Jennie Lubrant af CoMntswoed, NJ. and Mary Lubrant af LkidenwoM, J- uncle of John, Joseph, Chet, Patricia and Carol Lubrant, treat undo of Joseph, Chet HI and Mkheie Lubrant. Mr.

Balwici was an emptovee of John Wane-maker, Phila. Pa. and retired in October 1W0 after 41 years. Relatives and friends wW meet 10 AM, at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, 124 1 Black Hen Pike, Runnemedo, NJ. Mass of Christian Burial, II AM, St, Lawrence R.C.

Church, LmdenwoM, NJ. Int. St. Joseph's Chews Landing, NJ. There be a vtowint Frt eve.

after 7 PM at tha funeral home. BARANY0S Jury J4, mi, STEFAN, age to years, beloved husband of HeM (nee Schleiak), fattier of Elliabelti Wat-tent and Katharine Ouartuccie, grandfather of Dermis and Jacob. Rata fives, friends and employees of Jade Corp, art invited to funeral Sat. A.M., HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 31e0 Grant Avt. (West of Academy Mass of Christian Burial, St.

AnskmVi Church, 10 AM kit. Holy Stpukhrt Com. Friends may cat Fit avt. 7 tot. BARBER On Jury 2S, mi, EDITH I.

(not Beck), btfovtd wife of the lota Henry Barber, of Mrrington, ate 7t years, survived by sister. Dorothy B. Hartsouoti, of Coepersburt, Pa. Funeral Services 9:30 AM, at THE METTS FUNERAL HOME, 400 Clements Bridge Barrinoton, where friends may cat after AM kit. Fairvlew Mem.

Park, Capo May Ct. House, J. BEAUMONT July 24, mi, formerly of Burhotmo, ALBERT father of the Rev. Sara Beaumont; also survived by I tranddauthters and a brother. Relatives and friends Invited to can Sun.

after 3:30 PM followed by the Funeral Service tt 4 PM at the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Living Word, 1250 Easton Roslyn. kit. private. (Arr. by THE JOHN R.

FREED.) BOURNE BENJAMIN an July 34, mi, beloved husband af Etva Morris Bourne, of Gwynedd states, formerly of Baederwood, father of Carol B. Sketv and David A. Bourne; else survived by 4 grandchildren, a great grandson and a sister Florence B. Wanner. Relatives and friends are invited to his Funeral Service 10 AM, BARON ROWLAND FUNERAL HOME, 105 Old York Rd, Abington.

Int. Whltamarsh Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers remembrances may be sent to Memorial Fund of Abington Presbyterian Church, Abington, Pa. iwoi. BOWLES On Jury 34, Wl, ADDIS LINWOOO ('SKIP') of Mart-tan, formerly of West CoWntswood, N.J., ate 7t.

Beloved husband of Mary A. (nee Amos); also survived by 1 daughters Jane B. Raffansporger af Strafford. Pa. and Carol B.

Garrett of Warm Springs, Ga 2 rrandsons, Wayne F. and David Raffensperger of Iraftord, Pa. and a sister, Ethel B. Gerald of Capo May Court House, NJ. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service at 10 AM Sat.

at THE BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, Rte. 73 and Evesham Martian, N.J. Int. Harleigh Camden, J. Viewing 1-1 PM Frt.

at the funeral home. If desired, contributions ki Mr. Bowles memory may be made to the American Heart 410 White Horse Pike, Haddon Heights, J. 08035 BRAVO July 24, mi, ALVIRA E. (not Lancia), wife of Louis A.

Bravo, mother of Jean LUtol and Anthony Passer-eia; also survived by 4 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends Invited to Viewing 1:30 AM. THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, M35 Ridge Ave. (Cor. of Llveiov).

Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, St. Justin Martyr Church. Na viewing Fit eve. BRYSON MARY E. (nee Trevi), of Lower Gwvntdd, formerly of Lawndale, of July 34, 1991, beloved wHe of Robert A.

and loving mother of MerHv B. McFadden and loving grandmother of April, Ryan and Drew. Mary performed extensive volunteer work at Fox Chase Cancer Center. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her service Mon. II AM at THE A.

GROH SCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME, 431 N. York Hatboro, where friends may caH Sun. eve. 7 to 9 PM Int. Sunset Memorial Park.

In lieu of Dowers, please send memorials ki Mary's memory to The Wissahick-on Hospice, Uii Gormantown Phila. Pa. 191 la. BURD GERALDINE (nee Goldberg), July 21, 1991, ki Grenoble, France, of Melrose Park, mother of Jeremy and Zacharv, survived by her mother and father, Beniamin and Sara Goldberg and sister of Jean McA-vev and a brother, Richard Goldberg, There will be a Quaker Memorial Service held at PendMt Hi, Waking-ford, Pa. at 3:30 PM on Sua, July 21, 1991.

Grits In Memory of Geraidine Burd to Pendkt HM wW be earmarked for a Soulomars Scholarship for Peace and Justice activist. BURKE Jury 23, 1991, JOSEPH beloved husband of Mario T. (nee CeHa), father of Marie T. Dougherty, Joseph John James Kathleen A. VanHom, Michael Patrick Marianne Burke, Jacqueline R.

Kowalski and Christopher also survived by 13 grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of the Memorial Lodge are invited to the Funeral I JO AM at, THE JOSEPH A. OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Car. Roosevelt Blvd. and Sanger St.

Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 AM, St. Martin ol Tours Church. Int. North Cedar HW Com. Friends may caH Frt.

7 to 9 PM COCHRAN On July 21 1991, LAWRENCE of SchUYlkM, age 92, husband of the late Anna (nee Flynn), father of the late Ann Abadie, grandfather of Lawrence Abadle, brother of Catherine Cochran. Mr. Cochran was former Phila. Police Capt. and Lt.

Col. Pa. National Guard. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the Funeral 9 AM from, WM. H.

LOGAN, 2410 Lombard St. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Patrick's Church, 20th and Locust 10 AM Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cam.

Friends may call Frl. eve. 7 to 9 PM (Parking Lot, 2500 UJk. Lombard St.) C0LAD0NAT0 FELICIA (nee DlClaudlo), July 25, 1991, of Girard survived by her husband, Francesco; her son, Pasquale; her daughters, Antonletta Guidone, Amelia Guidone, Maria Angeiuccl, FHomena Guer-riero and Sabina Amoroso; II grandchildren; 22 great grandchildren and one sister ki Argentina. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral IM AM at THE ROBERT L.

D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVERBROOK, 45M-20 Haverford Phila. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, St. Donato's Church. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cam. Friends may caH 7-10 PM (Parking on premises.) CORVEY DONALD on July 24, 1991, of Devon, beloved husband ol Ruth ChWas Corvev and father of Candaca R. Corvev, ol Boston, Gail C. Laiarus, of Devon and the late Douglas Corvev; he is also survived by 2 granddaughters. Relatives and friends are invited to a Memorial Service on Mon.

July 29, 1991, 4 at the Wayne United Methodist Church, 210 S. Wayne Ave. Wavne, Pa. 19M7. Interment win be private.

Should friends desire, memorial contributions may be made In his name to the above mentioned church. CHADWICK'SOF ARDMORE COWARD On July 25, 1991, JOHN F. "Chink" husband of the late Helen of Marlton formerly of WestvIHe age 47 years. Survived by his three sons Grant J. of Patrick Air Force Base FL, WiKiam J.

of Columbus OH, and Kevin J. of Virginia Beach VA, three daughters Anne Marie Waldron of Plantation FL, Joan Trump of Ml. Laurel NJ and Karin P. Coward of Worthlngtn OH, a brother Walter Coward of Jackson-vide FL, two sisters Eleanor Moore and Rosemary Green both of Marlton NJ and five grandchildren, William Andrew and Steven O. Coward, aK of Virginia Beach VA, and Richard and Nicole Waldron both of Plantation FL.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial on Monday at 10 AM at the St. Joan Of Arc RC Church, Marlton NJ. kit. St. Josephs Com, Chews Landing J.

Friends may caH Sunday eve. from 7-9 PM and from AM on Monday at THE BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, Rte. 73 and Evesham Marlton, NJ. Memorial donations may be made to either the Arthritis Foundation or the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation at 494 N. Kings Highway Cherry HM NJ 0034.

CRESS ROBERT on July 24, 1991, of Springfield, beloved husband of Beulah (nee Kenev) Cross; beloved father of Patricia A. Wldmer, Robert J. Cress, Donna M. Hornberger, Mary C. Cress, Charles P.

Cress and Aimee D. Fry; also survived by 10 grandchildren; brother of John Cress, Paul Cress, Sister Catherine Dolores and Doris Kaeser. Relatives and friends are Invited to his Funeral, 9 AM, O'LEARY FUNERAL HOME, 440 E. Springfield Springfield, Pa. and to his Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Holy Cross Church, Springfield, Pa.

Int. SS. Peter and Pais) Com. (Parking on Premises). CUMMINGS Jury 25, 1991, LYNDSAY VICTORIA, beloved daughter of Robert R.

Jr. and Victoria N. (Bertev) Cum-mings. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend I Memorial Service July 27, at 2 PM ki the Ore-land Presbyterian Church, Church and PapermH Oreiand. Int.

private, ki lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Lyndsay Victoria Cum-mmgs Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 21, Oreiand, Pa. 19075. HUFF AND LAKJER-LANSDALE. DAVIS On July 25, 1991, GEORGE formerly of Norwood, beloved husband of the late Marie Olsen Davis, father of Joseph Davis and Margaret Pommer, father-in-law of Harry Pommer and Charlotte Davis; also survived by 3 grandchildren, Cathy Nlser, Erik and Keith Davis.

Services and Int. wM be private. In lieu of flowers contributions ki his memory to the Chester-Cro-lier Medical Center, Bum Center, 1 Medical Center Upland, Pa. 19013, would be appreciated. (Arr.

by CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME). DENNIS0N CATHERINE (KATIE) (nee Edwards), July 31, 1991. at home at 5113 Cedar Phia, beloved widow of the lata Bishop Jacob W. Demison, Mother Demison is survived by 5 children, Ruth V. Oennison, Jacob W.

Demison, David S. Oennison, Vetma O. Owen and Gwendolyn E. (Queen Yahna) Demison. Services wll be held July 24 at 8 PM at the Sanctuary Church of the Open Door, 5941 Walnut St.

Public Viewing 2 to 8 PM kit. Rolling Groan Memorial Park. Services provided by THE PAUL F. BERRY JR. FUNERAL HOME, 5911 W.

Girard Ave, ROTH July 25, 1991, HERBERT, of Haverford, husband of Sektva (net Halpert), father of Elaine and Mark Roth, 1 grandfather of Sara and Matthew. Graveside Services Fit 3 PM precisely at Shalom Memorial Park, Pint and Bvberry Rds. (Sect. Jacob). Contributions kl hit memory may be made to a charity ol the donor's chotct.

ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 455-0100. SCHAFFER LESTER Jury 24, 191, too 77, of Roslyn, Pa, beloved husband of Marlon V. (nee Brooks), devoted father of Frank of Marietta, GA, Thomas of Roxboro, PA and Reba A. Gaughan, of Dot Moines, IA, IS grandchildren and 8 great grandchidren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend hit Matt of Christian Burial, 9-JO AM Sat.

at St. John of Tha Cross, 2801 Woodland Rd, Roslyn. Viewing kt the church to 9-JO AM Sat. Int. to follow Mast.

In lieu of towers, Mast Cards preferred (KIRK AND NICE). SCHL0TTERER On July 24, 1991, at Winter Springs, Fla, formerly of RITA (nee Kety), age 74, beloved wHe of John N. Schlotterer, devoted mother of John C. Schfotterer, of Murrvsvtle, Pa. and Dr.

George R. Schlotterer, of Rome, N.Y.; also survived by 5 grandchildren and 2 sisters, Ruth K. Ford, ol West Chester, Pa. and Muriel K. Jeffries, of Aldan, Pa.

Relatives and friends art invited to her Funeral Mon, 1 1 AM, THE FUNERAL HOME OF M. F. WILLIAMS, Baltimore and Summit Aves, Clifton Hgtt, whore friends may cai after 10 AM Int. Arlington Cem. No caling hours Sun.

eve. SHANE July 24, 1991, HARRY, husband of Dorothy (nee Kanas); father of Sneiv Shane Twerskv and the late Michael Shane; alto 2 grandchidren. Relatives, friends, members of Mac Sandert-BrottiorhoM Lodge 771 FA.AM Invited to Services 11 AM, BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, 4300 N. Broad St. (lust so.

of x-wtv). Int. Shalom Mem. Pk. Famiy wl return to 474 Longvlew Huntingdon Valley, Ceimlburions may be madt to March ot Dimes.

SHERMAN Jury 14, mi, PAUL PhD, ton of Fred and Betty Sherman, brother of Susan Sherman, Warren Sher-man, Nina Sherman and Howard Sherman, undo of i Matthew, Jessica, Metafile, Melissa and Abbey. Relatives and friends are Invited to Funeral Services Sua, 1 PM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS' SUBURBAN NORTH." 110 Second St. Pike, Southampton (bet. County Line and Street Int. Shalom Mem.

Park. Shiva wl be observed at 2225 Hoffnagte St. Comrlbu- tions ki hit memory may be made to AMFAR, 15)5 Broadway, Now York, N.Y. 10034. SMITH Of Ocean City, NJ, on July 24, 191, RALPH age 18 yean, beloved husband of Helen (nee Schoftz), dear brother of Dallas Hatboro, Pa.

Hit Funeral Service and int. wW be private and at his family's convenience. Mr. Smith had been employed by the Gormantown Savings Bank for 42 years. Memorial contributions may be made to either Deborah Hospital, Trenton Rd, Browns Mils, J.

08015, American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 395, Ocean View, J. 08230 or Snriner's Hospital for Crippled Chldren, 8400 Roosevelt Phia, Pa. Arr. by GODFREY FUNERAL HOME OF OCEAN CITY.

SR. RITA COLLINS, R.A. (Stevie) On July 25, 191, sister of John F. Collins; aunt of John F. Collins III, Edward J.

Colins, Constance Hansen and Frances Nase; 3 grand nephews and one grant niece. Relatives, friends, members ol Fellowship In. vited to attend her viewing on Mon, July 29, 5-7 PM at tha Convent of the Assumption, 227 N. Bowman Ave, Merlon, Pa. 19044, followed by Mass of Christian Burial at I PM, Mon.

at St. Margaret's Church, 208 N. Narberth Ave, Narberth. Int. Calvary Com, W.

Conshohocken. In lieu of towers donations to tha Assumption Convent would be appreciated STAFFORD July 25, 191, ELIZABETH M. (na McCotgan), beloved wife of G. Robert; devoted mother of Geraldint E. McTear and George Robert, also survived by grandchidren, Geraidine E.

and Marikalt McTear, hristina, Susan and George, III Stafford; one sister, Mae Muchorskl and mother-in-law ol Frances Stafford. Relatives and friends are invited to her Funeral on Mon, 9 AM, BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9708 Frankford Ave. (al Fitter Mass of Christian Burial, II AM, St. Kalherine Church. Int.

private. No eve. viewing. Friends may cal after 9 AM Mon. STEVENSON BRIAN KEITH, July 23, 1991, In his 14th year, emptovee of Sellers al St.

Joseph's University, survived by parents, Deacon Robert Stevenson, Sr. and Liz-zleola (nee White), daughter, Deanna, 2 brothers, Rev. Robert L. of Long Beach, Calif, and Craig of Washington, D.C., 2 sisters, Rhonda J. and Shawn of Phia, grandmother, Bertha Stevenson, one great aunt, Rev.

Sarah Potter Smith, one aunt, one undo, 2 nephews, 2 sisters-in-law, a host of cousins and friends. Services Sun. I PM, July 28, at Mt. Zien Baptist Church, 50th and Weedand Ave. Vieiwng 4 to 8 PM Int.

Mon, Chetten His Cem. Arr. entrusted It PALMER FUNERAL SERVICE, INC TOY July 25, 1991, HERBERT J. (suddenly at homo), age 80, of Media, beloved husband of the late Carolyn Newel Toy and beloved father of Herbert J. Toy Jr.

and Carolyn Jill GilNlan; grandfather of Herbert J. Toy III, Timothy Toy, Susan Vert Perry, Shannon J. Veit and Cristin Veil; also survived bv 1 great grand-children; brother ol Richard Toy of Newtown Square, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. Sat, 10 AM, THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME.

8401 West Chester Pike (cor. Lynn UPPER DAR-, BY. Prayer Service, 11:30 AM Int. Egtington Com, Clarksboro, NJ. No calling hours Frl.

tvt. TULLER On Jury 25, 191, MITCHELL, of Media, formerly of N.E. Phia, undo ol Salv Cohen, Samuel Chnerer and Libby Tuner. Relatives and friends are invited to hit Funeral Sun. 10 AM at REISMAN-SCHILLER FU-, NERAL CHAPEL INC, 2811 Watt Chester Ptki Broomal.

Int. Har Zion Com, Coilngdaie. TURNER BERTHA HESTER (nee Burton), July 22, 191, at West Jersey Hospital, wife of the late Orlando Turner, Godmother ol Georgiana Coiick; also a host of nieces, nephews and cousins. Relatives, friends are Invited to attend the funeral Frl. July 24, at THE MILLER FU-NERAL HOME, 219 Warwick Rd Longtide, NJ, 1.1 AM There wl be no caning hours.

Int. Ivy HW Cam. VITULL0 July 24, 1991, FILOMENA (nee Mariani), wile of the late Vkicenzo, mother ol Rosalie DIGravio and the lata Alfred Vltulo and her late grandson, Richard, mother-in-law ol Dominic DeGravio and Gloria Vltulo; also survived bv 4 grandchldren, 9 great grandchldren, a sister, Carmelita, a nephew and nieces and sister-in-law of Elizabeth Vituno (widow of Eulimio). Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Sat, 9 AM, RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st St. and Snyder Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Edmond't Church, 10 AM int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may cal Fri.

7 to 9 PM WASHINGTON PRESTON July 23, 1991, of Mt. Airy, beloved hut- band of Emma (nee Brfggs) Washington, former Phia. Police Officer and member ol Tuscan Masonic Lodge. Relatives and friends are Invited to Viewing Mon, July 29, 1991, 9 AM at St. Simon Episcopal Church, 22nd and Reed Sts.

Funeral Service 11 AM bit. Ivy HI Cem. Arr. MORSE FUNERAL HOME. WIENER ELSIE (nee NeufeM), on July 25, 191, of Ardmort; beloved wife of Dr.

A. Albert Wiener; dear mother Of Stephen V. Wiener and Ron! Poiao; sister of Morton Neufefd, Midred Pokras and Charlotte NeuMd; also survived bv 4 grandchidren. Relatives and friends invited to her Service, 11 AM at THE REISMAN-SCHILLER FUNERAL CHAPEL, 2111 West Chester Pike, Broomal. Int.

Mt. Lebanon Cem. Donations in her memory may be made to the American Cancer Soc, 35S Lancaster Ave, Haverford, Pa. 19041. Shiva wW begin Mon.

at the Wiener residence, 11802 Audubon Ave, Phila, Pa. 19114. WILX July 24, 191, IDA (nee Shanes), beloved wife of Max, devoted mother of Bernard Wilk, Beverly Trobman and Rose Blumenthal, mother-in-law of Shirley Wild, Larry Trobman and Jack Blumenthal; also survived by 8 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Rela-' throt and friends are invited to Funeral Services Fit i "GOLDSTEINS' SUBURBAN-NORTH." 310 Second St. Pike, Southampton (bet.

County Line and Street Int. Shalom Memorial Park. Famiy will return to the Blumenthal residence. Contributions ki her memory may be made to the Nei Wik Scholarship Fund at Congregation Sharrt Shi-, tnavim or your favorite charity. WRIGHT i CEDELLIA, son of the late John and Mary Wright, born on June 12, 1922, in PhHa.

Pa. He departed this i life en July 21, 1991 In Phia, Pa, where he spent most of his life. Ht attended the Lakewood Public Schools kl New Jersey and Dobbins Technical School In Phia. He 1 later served his country In the U.S. Army in WW II.

Ht retired from RCA after 35 years of faithful service. He i leaves to mourn his wife, Mrs. Vera Wright and his i ton, Roderick Wright, 3 brothers, Louis Wright Morgan Wright, both ol Lakewood, NJ. and Walter Wright, of Harrisburg, Pa, 3 sisters, Lily Ralnev, of Phia, Mamie Davis, of Trenton, NJ. and Suetta Wright, ol Lakewood, N.J., also survived bv a host of nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews and many other relatives and friends.

Viewing Sat. 10 to II AM at HANKINS FUNERAL HOME, 4075' Haverford Aye, Phia. Servlcet 11 AM Int. Whit! Chapel Cem, Feastervlle, Pa. ZACCARIA Niruni ac.

iitiu tA ltvii i u.4t. j. tM.ti. -i itti, jnj norm twin rmmi wrvlved bv his brother, Henry Zaccarla; his sister, i Mary Vertlceii; his niece, Helen Subbio; his Richard and Henry Mercaldo; also 4 great nephews, Relatives and friends are Funwrat Services on Mon, July 29, D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVERBROOK, 4504-20 Haver-A- Int. Arlington Cem.

Friends may cai ZVIGAITIS GATES bv hit titter, I HM, 3 nieces and many cousins. hd members ol Chapter 14, Pi African Veterans are Invited to his view- 6000 Shepherd Church, Ma" Christian Burial 10, AM Int. Holy Cross Cem. In lieu ol lowers, donations, Ubrs Pund, JWet Hall, Immaculate, Pa. 19345.

(DOOLEY FUNERAL HOME), FLORIST MONUMENTS FLOWERS FRUIT BASKETS WORLDWIDE DELIVERY 289-0939 5722 rrankford Ave. CREDIT CARDS BY PHONE 4fet? ftW af DiMARCO Of R.D. 1, Box 333. Mltvle. NJ.

(Rosenhayn), on Thurs, July 25, 1991, THERESA PIPITONE DiMARCO, wHt of the late Gaetano "Tom" DIMarco and mother of Satvatore "Sam" DIMarco and Adam DIMarco. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial and Holy Communion it St. Mary's R.C. Church, Morton Ave, Rosenhayn, NJ. on Sat, July 27, 1991, at 10 AM kit.

St. Mary's Cam. Friends wl be received at Church one hour prior to Mass. Memorial contributions to SL Mary's Church, Morton Ave, Rosenhayn, NJ. 08351 (Arr.

by FREITAG FUNERAL HOME) ELDRIDGE EDWARD ago 43, of Venice, Fie, formerly of Phia, on July 24, ml, retired from John Hancock Mutural Life kit. Co. kl 1988. He was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church of ConcordvWe, Pa, a W.W.

II Navy Veteran, American Legion Post No. 159 Venice. He was a Graduate of Boston University and did graduate studies at the University of Houston, survived by hit wHe, Anna Jane, 2 daughters, Susan Jakieta, of Wayne, Pa. and Jean Gutsche, of Short His, 2 sons, Travis, of Wayne and Edward of Greensboro, NC; one titter, Hope Eldridge, of Ocala, Fla. and 4 grandchildren.

Service 3 PM Sat. at THE FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, Venice, Fla. Memorial donations may be madt to Hospice, (055 Rand Sarasota, FL 34238. FARMER ROY O'DONALD (DONALD) FARMER, bom kl Pulaski, Virginia, Doc 29, 1923, son of the lata Frederick Walter and Annie Mao Smith Farmer, died ki July 20, 1991. He was a member of Calvary St.

Paul Church, Phia. and was recently retired from the School District of Phila. He served with distinction ki the U.S. Navy from 1939 until 1945. He Is survived by hit wife, Muriel Hudson Farmer of foster daughter, Amy Shutti of tans, Donald Farmer of Andrew Farmer of daughters, Anna Farmer of Phia.

and Mary Beth Farmer of PMUl; also survived by 7 grandchildren and brother of Marvin Farmer of Tampa, Fie Rudolph Farmer of Pulaski, Stdsa Murphy of Pulaski, Mary Bryant ol Pulaski, Dorothy Wltcher, High Point, N.C. and a host of other reiaftvev Funeral Servlcet wa be hold Friday, 11 AM, at STEVENS FUNERAL CHAPEL with Rev. David Shumate officiating, kit. wi Mow In Thomsprings Com. The family wM receive friends from 7 unta 9 PM, Thursday evening, at STEVENS FUNERAL HOME, Pulaski, Virginia.

There wW be a Memorial Service at Calvary St. Paul Church, 2411 S. Broad Sf, Phia, Pi. on Tims, July 30, mi at 7 PM FAUST HELEN (nee Whon), July 23, 1991, ago 79, of East Fans, wife of the late Raymond survived by her sister, Elsie B. Wlson of Wynnewood, Pa.

Services and interment private. (KIRK AND NICE FRANK July 24, 1991, CHARLES FRANK, of husband of Bertha (nee Shall), father of Frederic and Gerald Frank; also survived by 4 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. eta fives and friends are invited to Services 12 noon, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Avt.

kit. Montefiore Com. Family wW return to the late residence and re. spectfutty requests that contributions ki his memory bo made to the American Diabetes Assn. GARBER July 25, 1991, BENJAMIN, beloved husband of Sarah (net Kfeiman); loving lather of Paul Garner and Eileen Sterling; loving father-in-law of Sheila Garbor and Murray Sterling; brother of Wilam Garber; beloved grandfather of Mindy, Jason, Brian and Gregg.

eia tives.fr lends and members of Pinrtonia B.A. art Invited to Funeral Services, Sua, 1 1:45 AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS' SUBURBAN NORTH," 310 Second St. Pike, Southampton (bet. County Lint and Street Int. Shalom Memorial Park.

Shiva wl bo observed at his late residence, GATES ZVIGAITIS See ZVIGAITIS GATES Notice. GEISLER On July 25, 1991, ELSA, of Palmyra, slster-ki-law of Eva Wilcox, of Jamesburg, N.J. Relatives and friends of the family art invited to attend the Funeral Services 10:30 AM, THE WEBER FUNERAL HOME, 112 Broad Rlverton. kit. Northwood Com.

HAHN Of Ocean City, formerly of Orexel HR, on July 25, 1991, DANIEL age 84 years, beloved husband of Anna (nee Fritoche), dear father of the late Daniel H. Hahn, also surviving art one granddaughter and one great granddaughter. Friends may call Mon. eve. from 7 to 9 o'clock at, THE GODFREY FUNERAL HOME OF PALERMO, 444 S.

Short Rd, Palermo, N.J., where a Masonic Service wl be offered by Ocean City Lodge No. 171 FAAM at 8 o'clock. The Christian Funeral Service wl be offered Tues. morning 10 o'clock. Int.

Arlington Drexel HI, Pa. at his family's convenience. The family suggests those who desire send memorial contributions to Ocean City Lodge No. 171 FAAM, Ocean City, NJ. 08224 or Christ Episcopal Church, 157 Shore Rd, Somen Point, NJ.

08244. HARTMAN Suddenly, on July 24, 1991, MELISSA (MISSY), of Frankford, daughter of Kitty and the late Bl Hart-man. Relatives and friends are Invited to viewing 9:30 AM, at THE NULTY FUNERAL HOME, 4292 Frankford Ave. (at Church Services 11 AM Int. Forest Hlis Cam.

No viewing Sun. eve. Parking on premises. HIMMELMAN JOHN on July 24, 1991, of husband of the late Cecilia, father of Edward and I ovinia; atse survived by 5 grandchildren and one sister, Midred Lane. Services Sat.

1 PM at THE WILLIAM R. MAY FUNERAL HOME, Easton Rd. and Keswick Gtenslde. Int. Whitemarsh Mem.

Park. Relatives and friends invited to the funeral home Sat. after 1 2 noon. KELLY On July 25, 1991, of East Fais, DORIS daughter of the late William and Isabella Tresnan Kety; sister of Joseph John, Mrs. Isabella O'Donne and Elizabeth Leahan.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Mon, July 29 at 10 AM at THE MclLVAINE FUNERAL HOME, 3711 Midvale Ave. and to the Mass of Christian Burial at St. Bridget's Church, 1 1 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Com. KIMMEL July 24, 1991, ELIZABETH BETTY (nee Ltpman), of Phia, Pa, wife of the late Ben Bemot Kknmel, mother of Dr.

Murray Klmmet and Elaine K. Caplan, sister of Laoma Kroger and Josephine Steinberg; also survived by 4 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends art invited to Graveside Services Frl. 1 PM at the Roosevelt Memorial Park (Sec. S), Bucks Trovose, Pa.

The femfy wl return to tha lata residence. JOSEPH LEVINE. KIRYLUK DAVID, on July 24, 1991, beloved son of the late Peter and Anna Fetch Klryluk; survived by several nieces and nephews. Femiy and friends are Invited ta call Sat. morning after 9 o'clock and to his Funeral Services at 10 o'clock, GEITNER'S OF FOX CHASE, 400 Hoffnagte St.

(8300 N. bet. Pine and Verree kit. Resurrection Com. No evening viewing.

KLAUS On July 25, 1991, WALTER of Gloucester City, age 87, beloved husband ol the late Frances (net Deacon), dear father of Walter of Bei Mawr, Theresa Nolan, of Gloucester City, and Mary E. Klaus, of Gloucester City, dear brother of Charles, of Barrinoton, Joseph, of Rurmemede, Ida Jud, of Clarksboro, Marie Tedesco, of Gloucester City and Julia Gross, of Gloucester, City, 9 grandchildren, great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Man. 845 AM from THE McCANN FUNERAL HOME, 851 Monmouth Gloucester City, NJ. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, St.

Mary's Church, Monmouth Gloucester City. Int. New St. Mary's Com, Bet Mawr, NJ. Viewing Sun.

eve. Memorial contributions may bo made to St. Mary's Special Fund, 424 Monmouth Gloucester City, NJ. 08030 or The Samaritan Hospice, PO BOX Moorestown, NJ. 08057.

KOCH On July 25, 1991, EILEEN E. (nee Mancmil, beloved wife of Frank of Haddon Twp, age 55 years, devoted mother of John F. Koch of Mt. Laurel and Nancy E. Koch of Haddon dear daughter of Mary Manckil of Peimsauken and the late Albert P.

ManckM; dear sister of Carolina Cattanl of Matawan, Marie Hal of Cherry HII, Lorraine Holrovd ol Pem-sauken and Albert P. Mancini, Jr. of Wliamstown. Prior to Illness, Mrs. Koch was employed by the Cherry HI Board of Education.

Relatives and friends are invited to the Funeral on Mon, from 9:30 AM, at THE FALCOCARUSO FUNERAL HOME, 4400 N. Browning Rd, Pennsauken, NJ. Mass of Christian Burial at 1 1 AM, The Church of The Holy Maternity, Nicholson Rd, Audubon, NJ. Int. Calvary Cam, Cherry HM.

Visitation and Vlgtl Services at Funeral Home on Sun. after 7 PM In lieu of flowers, the famlty requests contributions to Tha Fox Chase Cancer Con-tor, 7701 Burhotmo Ave, Phia, Pa. 19111. LASEROW Jury 24, 1991, MIRIAM, mother of Irving Laserow, mother-in-law of Arleno Laserow, sister of Marvin Green, grandmother of Leslie and Randy Wekifetd and Scott Laserow, great grandmother ol Stephanie. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral servlcet Frl.

10:30 AM precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. kit. Montefiore Com. Family wl return to the Laserow residence.

Contributions in her memory may bt madt to your favorltt charity. LAURENS AGNES on July 19, 1991, of Norwood, PA. A Memorial Service wl be held 11 AM on Sat, Aug. 3, 1991, at United Lodge of Theosophistt, 1917 Walnut St, Phia, Pa. 19103.

No Dowers please. Memorials In her name may be tent to the United Lodge of Theosophlsts at the above address. CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON, INC LEHMAN MARGARET on July 24, 1991, of Newtown Square, Pa, beloved wHe of the lata Wllam F. Lehman; beloved mother of Wllam F. Lehman, Robert F.

Lehman and the late Margaret M. Lehman; beloved sister of Anne O. Bracken, Helen J. Dion, Wi-Nam J. Devlin.

Relatives, members of West Catholic Class of 1934 and friends are Invited to her Funeral, Mon, 10 AM, O'LEARY FUNERAL HOME, 440 E. Springfield Rd, Springfield, Pa. and to her viewing Sun. eve. Mass of Chrlstaki Burial, Mon, II AM, Church of St.

Anastasia, Radnor Or. and West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, Pa. kit. SS. Pater and Paul Com.

(Parking on Premises). LEVI July 24, 1991, RUTH ELLEN (not SteWauf), wife of Paul Levi, of Cherry Ml, mother of Jsmce Miriam Meyer. Relatives and friends are Invited to servlcet Frl. 1030 AM, PLATT MEMORIAL CHAPELS, 2001 HaddonfMd-Berlin Rd, Cherry HI, NJ. Int.

Beth El Paramus, NJ. Family wl return ta the late residence and respoctfuiv requests contributions kl her memory be made to a charity ol donor's choice. LUP0 ELIZABETH (not Anialone), wne of the late Joseph, devoted mother of Frances Clause, mother kl law of Vincent; also 2 gromkhidren, Ren and Maria and one treat grandson Joseph, dear lister of Mary Mastro-paofo, Marie Mauro and Catherine Pltano; also survived by many nekes, nephews and cousins. Reiattvet and friends Invited to Funeral Men. IJ0 AM from VINCENT GANGEMI FUNERAL HOME, INC, Broad and War) Sta.

Mass of Christian Burial Holy Spirit Church 9-J0 AM kit. Hetv Cms Com. Friend may cai Sun. eve. 7 to 9-JO PM Evening Parking ROTA Bidg.

Lot, 2304 So. Broad St. LYD0N ELIZABETH M. (nee Powers), July 24, 1991, of Bree-mai. Pa, wHe of the lete Joseph Lvdon, beloved mother of Joseph and the late Edward and WWam Lvdon, daughter-in-law of Frances, grandmother of Marie, Elizabeth, Edward and Joseph; atse survived by 4 great grandchildren.

Resattvet and friends are Invited to funeral Sat. 8:30 AM, THE DOHOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 3300 WEST CHESTER PIKE, NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. Mass of Christian Burial 945 AM, Church of St. Anastasia, Newtown Pa. kit.

Holy Cross Com. No eating hours Pit eve. In Heu of tewon, contributlent In nor memory to Camtta Hal Infirmary, knmacutati. Pa. 19145 would bo appreciated MANEELY FLORENCE (nee Drl), July IS, 191, of Phia, wife of the tote Walter Mis Maneetv, mother of Barbara A.

Breitlnger, of Chorion! and Gtem of Phia also survived by her grandson Scott Adam Breitlnger. Relatives and friends art invited to her Funeral Service 1 PM Mon. at West Laurel HI Chapel, 215 IMrnonl Bala Cvnwvd Pa. Int. to Mow Service, ki lieu of towers contributions may bo made ki her memory it charity ol the donor's choice.

(KIRK AND NICE). MATHEWS Sot MATR ASZEK Notice. MATRASZEK Jury 24, 1991, EUGENE husband of the late Edna, dear father of John Carol A. AndriMuvn, Ranald and Jane Marie Rlgney, he Is survived by 9 on treat grandchM, one titter and 1 brothers. Reiattvet, friends and St.

Henry's Senior Citizens are Invited to his Viewing and Funeral Sat, I AM it, THE SLABINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2414 Orthodox St. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, St. Henry's Church, kit. Holy Redeemer Com. ki lieu of towers Eugene's tamly requests donations to the Fox Chase Cancer Canter, 7701 Burhoime Ave, Phia, Pa.

19111. McCAFFERY Of Buitkrton, formerly of Belfast, No. Ireland, JOHN, beloved husband ol Agnes, devoted tether of Maureen and Jacqueline A. McCaffarv; also survived by hit grandson Stephen McCaffery and hit brothers, Soa-mus and Joe McCaffery. Relatives and friends are Invited to his Funeral Mon.

9 AM at, THE FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, 9529 Bustteton Ave. Mist of Christian Burial 10 AM, Church of the Maternity B.VM Viewing Sun. 1 PM to 5 PM and i PM It 9 PM kit. Behest, Northern Ireland MeCLOSKEY HELEN M. MeCLOSKEY, July 25, 1991, of Okiey, beloved wife of the late J.

Carrol; dear mother of Joseph Carrol and Wliam grandmother of 11; groat grandmother of 3. Mrs. McCloskey was a 57 year par-Ishoner of St. Helena's Church. Relatives, friends and Halahan Alumnae are Invited to Funeral Mon, starting 8:30 AM, from JOHN F.

GIVNISH'S OF OLNEY, 5th St. at Chetten Ave. (4300 N. 5th folowed by Mass of Christian Burial, St. Helena's Church, 10 AM Int.

Holy Sepulchre Com. Friends may cal Sua 7-9 PM Donations kl her memory to St. Chariot Seminary, Overbrook, Pa. 19151 would bo appreciated by the tamly. MEAGHER JAMES on July 25, 1991, of Upper Darby, Pt, beloved father of Doma Meagher; beloved son of James J.

Meagher and Mary Jane (nee Keough) Meagher; also survived by his sisters, Susan J. Rorke, Janice Donofrio and Barbara Dough tertv and hit brother, Brian J. Meagher. Relatives and friends are Invited to his Mass ol Christian Burial, Mon, 10 AM, Church of St. AHco, Copetv Rd and Walnut St, Upper Darby, Pa.

and to his viewing. Men, 9 AM kl the Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Com.

IR.L. KELLY FUNERAL HOME, Upper Darby, Pt.) MEIGHAN JOSEPH July 24, 1991, of Fox Chase, beloved father of Judith, brother of Thomas, dear friend and companion of Jean Steele. Mr. Motghan was a First Lieutenant In the Air Corp. during WWII, was I Squadron Lead Bombardier ki the Liberator Bomb Group.

Relatives, friends and Corporal John Loudens-lager Post No. 344 are Invited to the Funeral starting 9 AM from, DEANGIVNISH OF FOX CHASE, 7900 Oxford Ave. Funeral Service 10 AM kit. Holy Cross Com. Friends may cal Mon.

eve. 7 to 9 PM Donations to Fox Chase Cancer Center, 7701 Burhoime Avt, Phia. 19111, would bo appreciated by the family, NIVER On July 24, 1991, WARREN R. ago 70, of Bensa-lam, beloved husband of Bertha P. (nee Braun) Nlver, devoted father of Bertha P.

Gabriel and the late Warren R. Ill, brother of Edwin A. Nlver. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Funeral 1 1 AM at, THE TOMLINSON FUNERAL HOME, 2207 Brit-tot Pike, Bensatem. Rev.

John Swenson of the Corn-welt United Methodist Church wl officiate, kit. Forest His Com. Friends may cal 7 to 9 Sun eve. at the Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Bensalem Rescue Squad, HuknevHa Rd, Ban-salem, 19020.

O'BRIEN July 24, 1991, REV. MSGR. JOSEPH Pastor Emeritus, St. Bernadette Church, Drexel HI, Pa, brother of the late Jamas O'Brien and Sr. Coclla, S.SJ.

Reverend Clergy, Religious, relatives and friends are Invited to Pontifical Concetobrated Mass of Christian Burial Saturday, 11 AM, Church of St. Bernadette, Bond and Turner Avet, Drexel Hi, where friends may cal after 10 AM Transferral of Msgr. O'Brien Fit, 7 PM viewing in church 7 to 9 PM kit. Holy Cross Com. Memorials may be made to St.

Bernadette Church, Bond and Tumor Avot, Drexel HW, Pa. 19024. on Of Fox Chase, suddenly, July 24, 191, LAWRENCE beloved husband of the late Catherine R. (not Considlne), fattier of Lawrence Eugene Chariot Thomas J. and Kathleen A.

Or); alto survived by 13 grandchildren, In hit list year. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral Sat, IJO AM, from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, INC, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial St. Cecelia's Church 10 AM kit.

Resurrection Com. Friends may cal Frl. 7 to 9 PM Donations to St, Vincents Orphanagt Tacony, 7201 Minor St. Phia, Pa. 19114 preferred PARRILLO ANTHONY J.

July 24, 191, beloved husband of Alberta (net Vltale), devoted father of Anthony Jr. and Barbara Scavettl; also 1 grandchldren, Anna Mario McGovern, Lisa DiNapoli and Ashley Partite and 2 great grandchidren, Michael and Jessica. Relatives and friends Invited to viewing and funeral Sat, IJO to 9:30 AM, from VINCENT GANGEMI FUNERAL HOME, Broad and WoH Sts. Mass of Christian Burial St. Monica Church 10 AM bit.

Hetv Cross Com. In lieu of lowers, donations to American Cancer Society, 1422 Chestnut St. Phia, Pt. 19102 would be appreciated PARSONS MARY MORLEY PARSONS, on July 24, 191, beloved wHe of the late Waller Parsons, loving mother of Walter J. Parsons, grandmother of 2.

sister of John Motley. Famly and friends are invited to her Funeral 8:30 to 9:30 AM, THE FITZPATRICK FUNERAL HOME, 425 Lyceum Rox. and to participate ki her Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, SI. John the Baptist Church. Int.

Holy Stpukhrt Com. No eve. viewing. PENNINGTON ANNA BELL, on Wed July 24, 1991, at The Categt of Osteopathic Medicine, age 91. She was one of the eldest member of The Janes United Methodist Church of Gtm.

During her lifetime she served as President of The Usher Board She was a member of The Senior Citizen Group at 14th and Girard Ave, Phia. Survived by one titter, Ruth Bracey, of Phia, 2 devoted nieces, Elsie Francis and Virginia Logan, both of Phia, also many other nieces, great nieces, nephews, great nephews and other relatives. Funeral services wl be held Mon. July 2th, 11 AM at The Janes United Methodist Church, 47 E. Haines St, Gtm.

Friends may cai from 9 to 11 AM at the church, kit. Hltldo Cem, Roslyn, Pa. (Funeral arr. by THE WAPLES FUNERAL HOME, Camden, NJ.) pons On July 24, 1991, FREDERIC A. POTTS, 17, at West Chop, Martha's Vineyard, Matt, ho Is survived by hit wife, Phoebe Davit Eschlenvan, daughters, Alice P.

Walls and Nancy P. Ma stand, daughter-in-law, Karen Braley Potts, 7 grandchldren and 2 treat grandchidren; hit lata wile, Alice Eastland Potts and his son, Frederic A. died in 1978. A Memorial Service wl be held at Grace Episcopal Church, Vineyard Haven, Mass. at 4 PM on Sat.

July 27, 1991. A Memorial Service and kit. wl take place at St. Thomas' Church, Whitemarsh, Pa. at 4 PM on Wed July 31, 1991.

In lieu ol lowers, contributions may be made to St. Mark't School, South borough, Mast, Yale Univ. RUTH) 04 Vineyard (JACOB F. POUPARD i. Brv)- the Catho-dral Parish, beloved wife of the late Arthur R.

Pou-pard, and mother of Arthur Alice end JiTn. hmrther of James, Nannette Pron-chlk, Jacqueline, Arthur, III, Mary Ann Theresa, Re-nee and great grandmother of Christopher Pronchlk and sister of Mary Hagee and Rose Casteluccl. Relatives, friends and members of the Cathedral Sr. Citizens are Invited to her Mass of Christian Burial on Cathedral Basllca of SS Pe-ter end Paul (Main Church). Int.

Holy Sepulchre Com. Frjemdt may cai at the Church on Sat. from AM by THE REPETTO 22. M' wi' JULES ni of Hannelore (nee Schknmel) Repetto, of Havertown, Pa, father of Michael, Douglas, Susan and the late John F. Repetto, brother of Louis and Joseph Repetto and son-in-law of Susanne Schimmel; also survived by his brother-in-law, Donald Brown.

Reiattvet and friends are Invited to THE FUNERAL HOME OF JOHN STRETCH, Eagle and St. Denis Rds, Havertown Frl. 7 to 9 PM and to Mass of Christian Burial it St. Denis Church, Sat. 10 AM Int.

Holy Cross Com. In lieu of flowers, an offering ki Mr. Repetto's name to The Jules T. Repetto Memorial Track and Field Scholarship Fund, co Strath Haven High School, Wattlngford, Pa. 19084 or RICHARDSON MARY ANNE (net Hess), on July 23, 1991, of N.E.

Phia, beloved wife of Harry Richardson; also survived by her father Gerorge Hess; 2 sisters, Lou Eton Qulnn of Wlow Grove and Susan Rosenbaum of Michigan. Relatives and friends are invited to her Funeral, on Sat, July 27th, al 1:15 AM kl THE JAMES A McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 4709-11 Frankford Ave. (at Unruh Phia, followed by Man of Christian Burial at 9 AM ki St. Timothys R.C Church, Levlck St, Phia. kit.

Forest His Com, Scranton, Pa. In lieu of Bowers, famiv requests Mast Cards ki her name. ROHRBACH On July 74, 1991, RICHARD age 51 years, beloved husband ol Joanne (nee Marino), of Cherry HW. N.J., beloved father of Rick and Krlstint, both of Cherry Hii, beloved son of Gloria Wahlers, of Whiting, NJ. and the late Howard E.

Rohrbach; also survived by stepfather Harry Wahlers and sister Lorraine Murfttt, of Beaverton, Oregon. Viewing Frl. eve. 7 to 9 PM kl St. Plus R.C.

Church, 344 Kresson Rd, Cherry HW, NJ. Mast of Christian Burial Sat. 10 AM kit. Lo-custwood Memorial Park, Cherry HW. hi lieu of lowers contributions kl hit memory may be made to the American Heart 400 White Horse Pike, Audubon, J.

08104 or to the American Cancer Society, 410 White Horse Pike, Haddon Heights, J. 08035. Arr. by SCHETTER FUNERAL HOME OF CHERRY HILL ute short on Mr. Frank working an Eagles game.

The film was narrated by John Facenda. It ended with Mr. Frank coming home after a hard day on his feet. The camera panned Mr. Frank's trademark open-mouth stare as his wife, the former Bertha Shatz, served him hot dogs for supper.

In 1975, the Phillies honored Mr. Frank with a "Doggie Man Night." He was given two giant hot dogs by the Phillies' Jay Johnstone, and all the fans at the game were treated to a free hot dog. "He's such a part of the sports scene here," Bill Giles, then executive vice president of the Phillies, marveled at the time. Mr. Frank was raised at Sixth and Shunk Streets in South Philadelphia.

He worked for 25 years as a shipper in a curtain factory, Hamilton Curtain at Third and Westmoreland Streets. He began his vending career by selling sodas at old Shibe Park for $3 a game. In 1979, Mr. Frank was forced to retire after he was laid up with a leg infection. "I never knew what it was like to not be at the ballpark," he told a reporter at the time.

"Now I do. And I don't like it." In the interview, Mr. Frank reminisced about the highlights of his career, which included encountering President John F. Kennedy in the stands at a city stadium and getting mugged at the Palestra. "To write a book about my life would take many volumes," he said.

"They could call it Requiem for a Doggie Vendor." Besides his wife, he is survived by sons Frederic and Gerald; six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Services will be at noon today at Joseph Levine Son, 7112 N. Broad St. Burial will follow at Montefiore Cemetery. Memorial contributions can be made to the American Diabetes Association, 1700 Arch Philadelphia 19103.

wife were ballroom dancing champions. "They used to go all over," Mary Drummond said. "They won a lot of trophies." They played in a fife and drum corps, she said, Mr. Drummond playing drums and his wife playing a bagpipe. Later, they devoted much of their time from the mid-1950s to the mid-1970s to soccer and the now-defunct Ramblers.

Mary Drummond said her father-in-law never played soccer as a boy, but became active when his sons, William and the late Richard, took up the sport as youngsters. Later, William played center foward, and Richard was the goalie on the Ramblers. "At first, we never won," Hirsch said. "We went for three years before we won any games, but we all stuck together and then we won championships. A lot of us were young," he said, "and when we got better, the team got better." The coach, of course, was Mr.

Drummond. "He had this loud voice, and when he yelled, you heard him," Hirsch recalled. "He got wrapped up in the game, yelling out where you should be. It was embarrassing; he was so loud, it was like he was right next to you." Hirsch, who played for the Ramblers for seven years, heard that voice often. "He was always yelling at me because I was on the wrong side of the field or at the wrong end of the field." Besides his son, Mr.

Drummond is survived by seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. A viewing will be from 10 to 11 a.m. today at Wildey Funeral Home Front and Westmoreland Streets, with a service to follow at 11. Interment will be in Forest Hills Cemetery, Somerton. William J.

Drummond? owned Phila. Ramblers By Andy Wallace Inquirer Stall Writer William J. Drummond, 82, a welder and Republican committeeman who for years owned the Philadelphia Ramblers soccer team, died Wednesday at Northeastern Hospital of Philadelphia. He was a resident of Kensington. Owning the Ramblers was not like owning the Flyers.

It entitled Mr. Drummond and his wife, Isabel Le-kie Drummond, who is deceased, to buy the uniforms and soccer balls, hire the referees, chauffeur the Ramblers to games and do whatever else was necessary to field the team and keep it playing. "He was devoted to his family and devoted to the sport of soccer," said Frank Hirsch, who began playing for the team when he was in high school. "He treated the players like they were family members. That stuck with all of us over the years." Every Sunday after a Rambler game in the Philadelphia Soccer League and later in the United Soccer League, the Drummonds would cook a hot meal and roll out a half-keg of beer for the soccer team back at the 33d Ward Republican Club at Lehigh Avenue and Lawrence Street.

"He used to buy presents for us at Christmas," Hirsch recalled. Mr. Drummond was about 5-foot-10, stocky and bald. He kept himself in good physical shape by bowling regularly in the Budd Co. leagues.

He was also a regular in dart tournaments at taprooms throughout the area. "He taught us all how to shoot," said his daughter-in-law Mary Drummond. Mr. Drummond was a welder at Budd Co. for 40 years and a Republican committeeman in the 33d Ward for more than 35 years.

He was a Navy veteran of World War II. When he was young, he and his.