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there. Page 21 PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS Wednesday, July 18, 1990 Notices REDDAN July 17, 1990, JOHN J. SR. of Bryn Mawr, PA, husband of the late Katharine (nee Maguire), lather of John J. Reddan also survived by 2 grandchildren.

Mass of Christian Burial Thurs 1:30 P.M. Our Mother: of Good Counsel Church, Pennswood Bryn Mawr where relatives and friends are invited after 1 P.M. int. Calvary Cem. In her memary contributions may be sent to The Resement College, D.

Dalto, Rosemont, PA 19010. (McCONAGHY FUNERAL SERVICE, ARDMORE) SANDS MARY E. (nee Hasting) of Phila. on July 16, 1990, age 79 of Lois years, Dasev beloved of Phila. and Robert of Oakland, N.J wife of Harvey beloved mother sister of Leila Holloran of Phila.

friends and are invited grandmother to par- of Leslie in Dasey. her Relatives Memorial Mass on Sat. 11. A.M. in the and St.

ticipate Hilary of Poitiers R.C. Church, 820 Susquehanna Rydal, Pa. Contributions in 1616 her memory Huntingdon may Pike, be sent to The St. Joseph's Manor, Meadowbrook, Pa. 19046.

Arr. SERVICE by THE 1-800-999-6333 ASSOCIATED NATIONAL CREMATION SHARP On July 16,: 1990, of Warminster, HUGH Sandy husband of Doris A. (nee son Woerner), of Hugh lather and of Dorothy Sharp, Hugh brother of Mrs. Dorothy Fidura and Mrs. Ill, and Brian, and Sharon friends invited to call 9 A.M., Nativity of Our Mariano, nephew of Charles Renn.

Relatives Lord Church, 625 W. Street celebrated Warminster, at 10 A.M. Pa. Int. Mass St.

of John Christian Neumann Burial Chalfont. (PLUNKETT) will be SHORT On July 17, 1990, EDITH P. mother (nee Harry Dougherty), Michael beloved D. and of Edith P. Ferrise; also survived by 10 wife Harry devoted of grandchildren and a sister, Emma Thurs.

Hackett. 9 A.M., Relatives Blessed and friends Virgin Mary invited to Church, Lansdowne Ave. and McDade her viewing Darby. Mass of Christian Burial 10 A.M. Int.

HOME). SS. Peter and Paul Cem. (Arr. KING FUNERAL SHUEY ALICE (nee Beetsche), of on July 13, 1990, daughter of the late Alice and Fred Beetsche; and Roslyn, Pa.

Contributions may be made to the vived by son, Robert Shue; 5 grandchildren the Bell 5 great grandchildren. She was a retiree of Telephone Co. Memorial Service 2801 July 21st, Woodland 10 A.M., St. John of the Cross Church, above named Church. SLAWEK husband JOSEPH of the on late Thelma July M.

Stanert Slawek, father 17, 1990, of beloved of Sue Lynam, Joseph E. Michael D.D.S., and Paul father P. of 2, Slawek, and M.D.; brother of Francis Slawek. Family and grandfather of 15, great grandfriend are invited call Thurs. eve.

between HOME, 7 and 425 09 Lyceum and are invited to particpate in P.M., THE FITZPATRICK FUNERAL his Mass of Christian Burial, Fri. morning at Int. 10 o'clock, Calvary Cem. Church In lieu of flowers donations in Joseph's of St. Mary of the Assumption.

name To St. Mary's Restoration Fund, 172 Connarce Phila. 19127 would be greatly appreciated. STOJAK July 17, 1990, GENEVIEVE (nee Rapczunski), wife of the late Joseph, devoted mother of Joseph, Dolores McElroy and Henry, sister of 8 Bronislaw grandchildren and and Zygmunt one great Rapczynski, grandchild. Relatives, friends and members of sadly missed by The Church Our Lady invited of to attend her Funeral Fri.

9:30 Fatima Society of St. Adalbert's are A.M. from EUGENE A. GNIEWEK FUNERAL HOME, 2711-13 E. Burial Allegheny St.

Ave. followed Church. by Int. her St. Peter's Cem.

Viewing Thurs. 7 to 9 P.M. in lieu of Mass of Christian Adalbert's Rowers Mass Cards would be preferred by the family. TAYLOR WILLIAM on July 16, 1990, of Aston, beloved husband of Geraldine Taraborelli Taylor, loving father of Danielle Tavior. Funeral Services 10 A.M.

Thurs. 240 at, THE WHITE FUNERAL HOME, Concord Aston. Int. Edgewood Memorial Park. Friends may call after 7 P.M.

Wed. eve. at the Funeral Home. Memorial contributions to the Pa. 19405, American would Heart be Fund, 408 E.

4th Bridgeport, appreciated. TEMPLE July Temple of Drexel Hill, mother of Mary Beth 17, 1990, MARY (nee Kropiewnicki), wife of John A. and Anne E. Temple, sister of Regina Wolfrum, Sophia Koffler, Loretta Ivory, Amelia, are John, friends Matthew and Walter Kropiewnicki. Relatives C.

are invited to her funeral Fri. morning, nine thirty, Rd. M. TOPPITZER FUNERAL HOME, Garrett at al, eleven o'clock, St. Andrew's Church, School Lansdowne Drexel Mass of Christian Lane af Foss Drexel Hill.

Friends The may family call pre- at TOPPITZER'S Thurs. eve. 7-10 P.M. fers Mass Cards. THOMAS THELMA E.

(nee Ross), of Fairfax, formerly wife of of the Westville, late N.J., William, on July mother of Thelma Pantle, William 14, 1990, age 72 vears, Kathleen Clear, Eileen Tortella, grandmother Teresa Anzen- of 8. Mass gruber, of Christian grandmother Burial of 12 noon in St. Anne's 12, great R.C. Church, Westville. Viewing HOME, after 10 34 A.M.

Hunter in, THE Woodbury, McGUINNESS N.J. Int. FUNERAL New St. Mary's Bellmawr. Donations to the Hospice of Northern Virginia, 7415 N.

18th Arlington, Va. 22205. ALBERT (FELLA) WOODS July 18, 1965- September 24, 1989 On your Birthday and everyday memories of Our Love for you will never FELLA, we'll never be apart you'll live forever in our hearts. MOM, SHARITA, SISSY, NITIE, BURK, TIM AND DIANE. DEATHS Continued from Preceding Page Survivors include a brother, Gerald Gough and a sister, Agnes McGovern.

Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Friday at St. Francis Country House in Darby. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Joseph E. Slawek Joseph E. Slawek, who played a vital role in a secret scientific project during World War II, died yesterday. He was 76 and lived in the Roxborough section of Philadelphia. Slawek, an inventor and scientist, retired from the Philco Corp.

after 35 years. During World War II, he did primary research and development on the "proximity fuse." This fuse, a inches miniature radio set only three in diameter, was placed in the heads of rockets and heavy bombs to cause the explosive to detonate as it approached the target. One of Slawek's sons, Michael, said it was one of the three most highly, classified projects of the war, the Death Notices TOMASKO July 16, 1990, RAYMOND. J. beloved husband of Catherine M.

(nee Devin), father of also Raymond 101, James, Catherine, Robert, and Michael; survived by one granddaughter, Christina. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral Fri. 8:30 A.M.. BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9708 Frankford Ave. (at Fitter Mass of Christian Burial St.

Dominic's Church, 10 A.M. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve.

7 to 9. TOMLINSON MARY ANN (nee Catrambone), July 17, 1990 of Lawrence Broomall, wife of the late Daniel S. survived by her sons Daniel S. John his Kates, daughters her Evelyn Valenti Breslin, Barbara Tomlinson brother Anthony Catrambone; also 10 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her Funeral Fri.

10:45 A.M. at THE ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF Mass of Christian Burial 12 Noon St. Pius Church. BROOMALL, 2811 West Chester Pike, Broomall.

Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

7 to 10 P.M. (Parking on premises). TURLINSKI July 16, 1990, HELEN (nee Reca), dear wife of Edward, beloved mother of Bernard E. and Leona C. Strobel; she is also survived by 4 grandchildren, sister of Bernard Reca, Ann Wherle, Edmund Reca, Leona Dubeck and Francis Reca.

Relatives, friends, Holy Family Sodality and St. John Cantius Golden SLABINSKI Age FU- are invited NERAL to her HOME, 2614 Orthodox St. Mass of Christian funeral Fri. 9 A.M., Burial 10 A.M., St. John Cantius Church.

Int. Holy deemer Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. 7 to 9 P.M.

In lieu of flowers, family requests Mass Cards or contributions in her memory to St. John Cantius 100th Anniv. Fund. YOST DAVID W. July 17, 1990, age 71 of Havertown, beloved husband of Helen (nee DeWitt) Yest, Helen devoted father of David W.

Steven D. and Y. Craley; also survived by his 5 attend grandchildren. Memorial Relatives Service and friends are invited to his 11 A.M. Fri.

July 20th at The Temple Lutheran Church, Brookline Boulevard and Earlington Ha-. vertown, PA. Friends may call at Church after made 10:30 A.M. Fri. In lieu of flowers contributions may be in his memory to The American Cancer Society.

(KIRK AND NICE) ZYSK July 16, 1990 STELLA (Dabkowski), wife of the late Anthony devoted mother of Alfred J. grandsons and and 5 ter-in-law Alfona, sadly missed by 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 8:30 A.M., JOSEPH T. SEKULA FUNERAL HOME 2634 E. Allegheny Ave.

(corner of Thompson Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 A.M., St. Adalbert's Church. Int. Soldiers National Beverly, N.J. Viewing Thurs.

eve 7 to 9. In Memoriams ANDERSON, STACY Second Anniversary. It's no longer in our life to share, but in our hearts, you're always there. Time goes by and memories stay as near and dear as vesterday. Love, Aunt Jean DuMOND, WILLIAM WESLEY in loving memory of our Dad and Pop-Pop on his Birthday.

Sadly missed by Helen, Marion, Billy and granddaughters. FOLEY, PATRICK In Loving Memory of our Beloved Son and Brother. Do not ask us if we miss him, There's such a vacant place. Off we think we hear his footsteps And see his smiling face. Days of sadness still come d'er us, Tears in silence often flow; Memory keeps him ever near US, Though I he left us three vear ago.

Sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Sister Brothers RAY, LEOLA Two vears have gone, though we still We grieve your you. tie touch and your wonderful smile. still love Sadly missed, your children and grandchildren. WOODS, ALBERT (FELLA) July FELLA in our hearts we'll never forget you or all the 18, 1965 September 24, 1989 days we've shared. DIANE AND CRACKER other two being the atomic and radar.

His work earned him citation for "outstanding achievement" from the U.S. Office of Scientific Research and Development and recognition from the Naval Bureau of Ordnance: Later he also worked on development of a guidance system for the Sidewinder missile, employed by the British on Harrier jets during the Falklands war, his son said. Slawek also held a 1958 patent for a frequency control system. He was a lifelong member of St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church and was active in its men's club.

He was married to the former Thema Stanert, who died a year ago. In addition to his son Michael, he is survived by two other sons, Joseph and Paul Peter; a daughter, Thelma Slowek Lynam; 15 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Mary of the Assumption Church, 172 Conarroe St.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Conshohocken. Friends may call between 7 and 9. tomorrow night at the Fitzpatrick Funeral Home, 425 Lyceum Ave. Paul Wasylowskyj Paul Wasylowskyj, a retired meat cutter who was active in his church, died Sunday. He was 71 and lived in Olney.

Wasylowskyj had worked for 28 in years at Yankee Maid, retiring 1981. After retiring, he became the landscaper for Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Catholic Church and was instrumental in starting the "Pyrohy Workers" in the parish. They made potato dumplings and sold them to area stores. In 1988, Wasylowskyj was honored by the church with a plaque recog. nizing his more than 20 years of service to the choir.

He came to the United States in 1949. During World War II, he was taken by the German army to work in labor camps Savvy Reader Jackson's Crusade esse Jackson is running for hood for Washington is important the job of shadow senator for African-Americans. Washingfrom Washington, D.C. ton's population is about 70 perThis is a strange job. A shadow cent black.

It probably would senator will have no power. He elect black people to Congress. will get no pay. He won't have Jackson said he sees statehood anything to do with making laws. as "the most important civil His job will be to lobby for state- rights and social justice issue in hood for America today." the District He said it "may be the only way of Colum- Lobby to integrate the U.S.

Senate." bia. Most (Say it LOB-ee) There are no blacks in the Senpeople in To try to vote get lawmak- ate now. Each state gets two senaWashington ers to for or tors. the against a law. The U.S.

Constitution gives Conwant district to gress the power to run Washing. become the 51st state. ton. It has been the nation's capiThe city of Washington takes up tal since 1800. of the District of Columbia.

In those days, the people of all The new state would be called Washington could vote only for New Columbia. their local officials a mayor Washington voters. will elect and council members. They could two shadow senators and one not vote for the president. shadow representative.

They will After the Civil War, the people all work for statehood. The elec- could not even elect their own will be held in the fall. officials. The president named oftions A regular senator serves in the ficials to run the city. U.S.

Senate. The Senate is one of An amendment (change) to the of Congress. The other constitution was OK'd in 1964. It two parts part is the House of Representa- allowed the citizens of Washingtives. Together, they make the ton to vote for president.

country's laws. It wasn't until 1973, that ConBut a shadow senator won't gress let the people elect their really be a member of the Senate. own officials again. Walter E. That's why this is called a "shad- Washington became the first ow" job.

A shadow can be seen, mayor in 100 years. Marion S. Barbut it isn't the same as the real ry was elected in 1978. thing. Jackson is expected to win the Questions He will then travel 1.

A shadow senator is a memaround the talking up ber of the U.S. Senate. (a) True job easily. country, statehood for Washington. (b) False.

Some people think this will be a 2. How many states are there waste of time. There is not much now? (a) 50 (b) 51 (c) 48. chance that Washington will be- 3. Washington has been the nacome a state at least not for a tion's capital since (a) 1964 (b) long time.

1800 (c) 1973. To become a state, law. Congress Repub- Answers would have to make a licans in Congress are against (q) 'E '(e) 7 I statehood for Washington. That's Talking Point because they know Washington would elect only Democrats to Do you think Washington Congress. Washington voters are should be a state? mostly Democrats.

The Savvy Reader gives more President Bush is also against information about stories in the making Washington a state. newspaper. It appears Mondays, Jackson says he thinks state- Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. in Germany. Survivors include his wife, the former: Maria Nahirna; a daughter, Donna Lee Balecki; a son, Paul three grandchildren; two brothers, Stephen and Michael; and three sisters, Zenia, Yania and Haunia.

A Requiem Liturgy will be celebrated at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Annunciation B.V.M. Ukrainian Catholic Church, York and Valley roads, Melrose Park. Burial will be in St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery, Fox Chase.

Parastas will be sung at 7:30 tonight at the Nasevich Funeral Home, 109 E. Tabor Road, where friends may call. James J. Gosnay Sr. retired Navy chief petty officer, died Monday.

He was 66 and lived in Broomall, Delaware County. Gosnay served 20 years in the Navy and was a veteran of World War Il. For the past six years, he was a bus driver for the Marple Township School District. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars' Upper Main Line Chapter and Knights of Columbus Mater Dei Council of Newtown Square, where he was a fourth-degree knight. Survivors include his wife, the former Anna May Hermann; a son, James J.

two daughters, Gail F. Spencer and Virginia L. Gori; his mother, Betty Flynn; a brother, John C. Flynn; a sister, Delores M. Weyhmeller; and eight grandchildren.

Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Pius Roman Catholic Church, 22 Lawrence Road, Broomall. Burial will be in Glenwood Memorial Gardens, West Chester Pike and Sterner Avenue, Broomall. Friends may call between 7 and 9 tonight at the Robert L.

D'Anjolell Memorial Home of Broomall, 2811 West Chester Pike, Broomall. Contributions may be made to the Lupus Foundation, Virginia L. Gori, 60 Goodwin Parkway, Sewell, N.J. 08080. James J.

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