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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS Jan. 3, 1974 IS OBITUARIES "7- I i.iai..i.ii i JLJ' $5,000 in property damact 1 between the hours of 2 and 4' a m. New Year's Day, ac- cording to Detective Capt. Robert M. Letts.

The local youth, 16, was 'released to his parents' custody Ia.rt night; the North Carolinian, 17, was being held in the county Juvenil Shelter. Their names were not disclosed by police. The youths allegedly used garbage cans, rocks, a flagstone, and a rail from a split-rail fence to smash windows at the Cumberland Farms and Kim Printing stores on Leonard avenue and at private homes on Leonard, Vanderbilt, and Brevant avenues. In addition, they are accused of damaging a state police vehicle pauked on Beach avenue; destroying the bulletin board in front of the Ieonardo Baptist Church, and flattening tires on private cars and on two vehicles parked at the Leonardo Post Office. Capt.

Letts said the youths were under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incidents. Quick 'reference to reliable craftsmen Directory of Services' in the classified CECIL L. TRUAX SR. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Cecil Leroy Truax 58, of East Keansburg, died Tuesday at Riverview Hospital, Red 'Bank. Mr.

Truax had resided in this area all of his life. He had been employed as a chemical worker by N.L. Industries, Sayreville. Surviving are two sons, Cecil L. Keansburg, John here; five daughters, Mrs.

Barbara DePalma, Holmdcl Township, Mrs. Marion Huntington, Keansburg, and the Misses Cecilia Patricia Christine all here; a brother, Harold, here; two sisters, Miss Inez, Keansburg, Mrs. Estelle Na-grosst, Miami, and nine grandchildren. The John J. Ryan Home for Funerals, Keansburg, is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. HERBERT R. JONES FARMINGDALE Mrs. Anne Marie Jones, 50, of 5 Railroad died Tuesday at Jersey Shore Medical Center. Neptune.

She is survived by her husband, Herbert R. Jones; seven sons, Hall, here; John, Moosut, Glenn, Toms River; Albert, Seaside Heights; Herbert, Robert and MRS. WILLIAM WEBER POINT PLEASANT Mrs. Matilda M. Weber, 79, 2434 Dwight died Tuesday in Point Pleasant Hospital.

She was the widow of William Weber. Mrs. Weber attended St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Brick Township. Surviving are a son, William Cranford, two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

The Van Hise Callagan Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. MICHAEL SCOTT BARNES BRICK TOWNSHIP Michael Scott Barnes, four month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnes, 217 Larchwood drive, died yesterday at Community Hospital, Toms River. Besides his parents, he Is survived by a brother Thomas, at home; his paternal grandmother, M-s.

Delima Barnes, Ellsworth, Maine; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Warren Drake, here. The Colonial Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. FORREST W. BUCK SR. DOVER TOWNSHIP -Mrs. Elizabeth A.

Buck, 80, of 57 Clilf.iide Drive, died yesterday at Toms River Convalescent Center. She was the widow of Forrest W. Buck Sr. She had been choir director, assistant organist and soloist at the Methodist and Lutheran churches in Con-nellsville, Pa. She also gang with the 110th Military Infantry Band at Camp Hancock in 1917.

Surviving are a son, Forrest W. Buck Jr Toms River, and a dathter, Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Anderson and Campbell Funeral Home, Toms is in charge of ar- MRS. H.

WOLFENDEN OCEAN GROVE Mrs. Emma Wolfcnden, 90, of 35 Rath died Saturday at the Heritage Hall Nursing Home, New Shrewsbury. She was the widow of Howard Wolfcnden who died in 1961. The Ocean Grove Memorial Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. MRS.

ERIC ARPERT OCKAN GROVE Mrs. Dorothy Toole Arpert, of 8A dark Ave died hoc. 31 while visiting in Syracuse, N.Y. She was the widow of Eric Arpert. Mrs.

Al port wan the organizer of the Auxiliary to the Epwnrth Manor, formerly the Bancroft Taylor Home, here, and was president during her 15 years of service to the group. She was a member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church, here, and the church's Selby Circle, United Methodist Women and Fhila-thea Class. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Skaar, Syracuse, and Mrs.

Janet A. Davison, Washington, D.C.; a brother, Herbert P. Poole, Brooklyn; a sister, Miss Fanny C. Poole, Brooklyn; 11 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. A son, Eric, died last year.

The Ocean Grove Memorial Home is in charge of arrangements. SILVIO D'ALOIS LAVALLETTE Silvio D'Aloia, 87, 121 Washington died yesterday at home. He owned and eperated the an Wine and Liquor Store in Newark, and retired in He vas a communicant of St. Bonaventure's Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are his widow, Rose; a son, Major Silvio D'Aloia McGuire AFB; four grandchildren; a brother Nicola, St.

Lupa, Italy; and a sister, Mrs. Rena Carlessi-mo, Rome, Italy. The Colonial Funeral Home, here, is in charge of MRS. JOHN TERPENING LAKEWOOD Mrs. Ethel L.

Terpening, 72, 7B Buckingham Drive, died Tuesday al i'aul Kimball Hospital, here. Mrs. Terpening was a member of Christ United Methodist Church, here, and its Women's Auxiliary. Surviving are her husband, John; two daughters, Mrs. Beth Clay, Holden, and Mrs.

Carol Dunsmore, Roxbury Township, and two sisters, Mrs. George Davis, Fanwood, and Mrs. Vernon F. Wood, St. Petersburg Beach, Ha.

The Van Hise and Callagan Funeral Home, Brick Township, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. ROSENQUIST RED BANK Mrs. Anna O. Rosenquist, 83, of 34 Pinck-ney died Monday at th Red Bank Medicenter.

She was born in Sweden. Surviving are her husband, Charles two sons. Charles Atlanta, Ga, and Herbert, Shrewsbury, and two grandchildren. The William S. Anderson Funeral Home, here, was in charge of arrangements.

go imons hi lafSffl IkV 1 riser Middlclown Spree Leads To 2 Aries Is MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Two youths, one a Leonard:) resident and the second from North Carolina, were scheduled to be arraigned before a Monmouth County Juvenile Court Judge this morning on charges of causing malicious damage. The charges stem from a series of incidents New Year's morning in the Ieonardo section. The two were arrested yesterday afternoon and charged with causing an estimated James, all home; two daughters, Mrs, Marlene Williams, j'oms River, and Miss Kathy Jones, at home; her father, Robert Ritz, with whom she lived; a sister, Mrs. Betty Hughes, Staten Island, N.Y.; a brother, Robert Ritz Perth Amboy; 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m.

Saturday at the Pierce Memorial Presbyterian Church, 40 Main St. See More Obituaries Page 12 Odd headboards of all kinds starting at Odd nightstands starting at odd headboards of all kinds af gg? vyH'fefaaiEQ o) (fits 033? efl oh? 1 LF.ROY A. MAIOLO SR. MATAWAN Leroy A. Maiolo 5fi, of 131 Broad died Tuesday at Bay-shore Community Hospital, llolmde Township.

Mr. Maiolo was a lifelong resident here. A Navy veteran of World War II, he was employed as a taxi cab driver. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Hedwig Raws Maiolo; a son, Leroy A.

two daughters, Karen and Doreen, all at home; six stepdaughters, Mrs. Freida Jackson, Sea Bright; Mrs. Margot Nusbaum, here; Mrs. Alice Hoffman, West Orange; Miss Anna Mayer, Red Bank; Mrs. Helen Emerson, Hammonton, and Miss Ellen Mayer, Shrewsbury; his mother, Mrs.

Mabel Maiolo, Hazlet Township, and five sisters, Mrs. 10 Kalieta Mata-wan; Mrs. Dominick Cusano, Hazlet Township; Mrs. Matthew Koscinkski, Sayreville; Mrs. Rudy Di Pietro, Portland, and Mrs.

Charlotte Crawford, Hazlet Township. The Bedle Funeral Home, Matawan, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. ERIC JENSEN SEA GIRT Mrs. Helene E.

Jensen, 84, of 117 Baltimore died Tuesday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. She was the widow of Eric Jensen. Mrs. Jensen was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Manasquan, its United Presbyterian Women, and the Ladies Guild of St. Uriel the Archangel Church.

Surviving are a son, Stirling E. Jensen, Bethpage, N.Y.; a daughter, Mrs. Olga Highmark, here, two grandchildren and two great-rand-children. The Robert C. Neary Funeral Home, Manasquan, is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. FRANK RZOPENSKI MANASQUAN Mrs. Anna Rzopenski, 83, of 27 Wyckoff died yesterday at Point Pleasant Hospital. Se was the widow of Frank Rzopenski. Mrs.

Rzopenki was a communicant of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, New Brunswick. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. William Rowan, with whom she lived; three grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren. The Robert C.

Neary Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. JOSEPH F. TOTO LAKEWOOD Joseph F. Toto, of 1229A Dumbarton Drive, died yesterday at Point Pleasant Hospital. Mr.

Toto lived here for the past six months and was formerly of Nutley. He was a retired proof reader and was a member of the Newark Typographical Union. Surviving are his widow, the former Yolonda Riccio; two daughters, Mrs. Maria Edelstein and Mrs. Gigi Ri-tacco; a brother, George Toto, Belleville; five sisters, Mrs.

Carmella Mas, Newark; Mrs. Rose Vacca, Union; Mrs. Anna Phillips, Linden; Mrs. Antoinette Bass, West Orange, and Mrs. Mary Soto, Union; and one grandchild.

The Lakewood Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. ROBERT E. DRAKE LITTLE SILVER Robert E. Drake, 72. of 12 Sunny-.

crest Court, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Mr. Drake retired nine years ago as a program supervisor in the Long Lines commercial division of New York. He was a communicant of St. James Roman Catholic Church.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Gulick daughter, Mrs. Marion No-ren, Fair Haven; a brother, Raymond, Staten Island, N.Y., four sisters, Mrs. Lucy McCormack, Mliss Marion Drake, and Miss Grace Drake, all of Fort Iee, and Mrs. Helen Bogert, Leonia, and two grandchildren.

The John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is In charge of arrangements. MRS. DONALD BOWIE LONG BRANCH Mrs. Mildred Woolley Bowie, 78, of 231 Van Dyke died yesterday at Monmouth Medical Center.

Mrs. Bowie was a lifelong resident here and was a member of Simpson Methodist. Church, here. She was the widow of Donald Bowie who died in 1954. Surviving are a son, Donald of Emmaus, ft daughter, Miss Frances Bowie, New York City; two brothers.

Waller M. Woolley, of Ocean Township, and Anthony T. Woolley, here: two sisters, Miss Marion C. Wool-ley and Miss Frances H. Woolley, both here, and three grandchildren.

The Damlano Funeral Home, here, Is in charge of arrangements. -J ft TEX RITTER Singer Tex Hitler, Country Mimic Star NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Country music star Tex Ritter died last night of a heart attack while visiting a friend at the county jail, police said. Ritter singer, guitar-player, actor and politician was 67. Davidson County Sheriff Fate Thomas said Ritter was stricken while visting a friend who had been jailed for nonpayment of alimony.

Police administered oxygen and rushed Ritter to Baptist Hospital, where he died, Thomas said. Hospital officials said Ritter suffered a massive coronary and died in the emergency room at 7 p.m. Ritter's hit records included: "High Noon," "Boll Weevil," "Wayward Wind," "Hillbilly Heaven" and "You Are My Sunshine." Ritter starred in 78 movies in his 12-year Hollywood career and appeared in television Westerns, such as "The Rebel" and "Zane Gray Theater." But he won most of his awards in the country music field, and was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1964. Ritter, a transplanted Texan who lived in Nashville, was a familiar sight in both political and musical circles with his big smile and 10-gallon hat. His career began in the 1930s with radio shows.

Later in the decade, Hollywood beckoned. 'By the 1950s he had appeared in more than 50 Westerns for Monogram, Columbia and Universal. In 1970 Ritter sought the U.S. Senate scat of Democrat Albert Gore, but was defeated in the Tennessee Republican primary by Rep. Bill Brock.

Only three weeks ago, the country and western entertainer went to Washington to present President Nixon with a special recording. There were only two copies of the album, which was composed of Nixon's speeches with narration by Ritter. The second copy was given to the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville. Ritter was born Maurice Woodward Ritter Jan. 12, 1906, in Panola County, Tex.

MRS. ANTHONY MAIONE BAY HEAD Mrs. Antoinette Maione, 61, of 215 Park died Tuesday in Point Pleasant Hospital. Mrs. Maione was a communicant of the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, here.

Surviving are her husband, Anthony; three sons, Angelo, Point Pleasant; Philip, here, and Anthony, in the Navy; three daughters, Mrs. Elmer Centanni, Denville; Mrs. Richard Sandler, here, and Mrs. Vincent Ravo, Flanders; a sister, Mrs. Vincent Forcella, West Orange; and three brothers, Samuel Pug-liese, Newark, and Ralph and Anthony Marlino, both of Belleville.

The Van Hise and Callagan Funeral Home, Point Pleasant, is in charge of arrangements. LEMUEL H. MATHEWS UNION TOWNSHIP Lemuel H. Mathews, 67, of North Main Barnegat, died yesterday at, Southern Ocean County Hospital, Man-ahawkin. Mr.

Mathews was a truck driver who retired 30 years ago. Surviving are a brother, Woodrow, Bayonne; two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Unpin. Keyport, and Mrs. Rachel RriRnam.

HolmnVI. The RiiRhep-niRgfr Funeral home, here, is In charge of arTOigcmrnls. MRS. IWNJAMIN WOHTIIEN MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP -Mrs. Milliccnt Wnrlhen, 7.1, of 11)11 Valley Stream Drive, Cre.stwood Village, died Tuesday at Community Memorial Hospital.

Mrs, Wortlii'ii lived here six years. She is survived by her husband, Benjamin, and a brother, Charles Ward, Lakewood, The Anderson and Campbell Funeral Home, Toms River, is in charge of -TUfiriaHf jlatf tote to rnmm nmm cp BEDDING Rig. NowV Reg. Now shifman Plant 80 tick 3405 rk 1 AO twin size $89.95 -V 59 arrangements. DEATH NOTICES ARPFRT Dorothy Poole, suddenly on Dec 31, 1973.

of 8S Clrlc Ave Orean Grove. Services at the Ocean Groe Memorial Home, 118 Main on Friday. Jin. 4 at 1 p.m. with at the Monmouth Memorial Park.

New Shrewsbury. Krlends may rail Thitrs. 2-4 and 7-t m. In lleii cl flomers contributions to fit. Tsui's United Methodist Church Organ Fund will be appreciated.

BOWIE Mildred (nee Woolley), of 231 Van Dvke Lon Branch, on Jan. 2, 1974, at Monmouth Medical Center. Long Branch. Funeral services Saturday. Jan.

at p.m. at tha Damlano FuneraJ Home, 125 3rd Long Branrh. Interment Olenvood Cemetery, West Long Branch. Friends may call 24 and 7-i pm. Friday.

CANNON Ruth teacher and friend. Formerly of 4 Ripley Lane, South Belmar. N.J. at Harlee Manor Nursing Home, Springfield. Pennsvl-lanla.

Sister of Dolly T. Speaker. Ruth died December 17, and was burled on a dark, cold and dreary day of 1973. In Arlington Cemetery, I.nnsdowne, Pennsylvania. The day started with sleet and Ice and turned to rain.

But as we followed the casket to the grave, a bird sang, and sang again, tl. was a cardinal, high In a pent leafless tree. He sang, threa times, as I have never heard a cardinal slug In winter. Three times, aa to say, "it Is finished." He sang for Ruth, and all wis well. CLATTON Thelma, 8, of Cipi-strano Beach, formerly of Mana-srjuan.

on Dec. 30. 1973. Graveside service at Greenwood Cemetery, Bridle, on Frl Jan. 4.

at 3 30 p.m. There will be no calling hours. CLAYTON Mildred Abbott, age 75, of 50 Colbv Manasquan, on Jan. 2. 1974.

Wife of the late John (Han'y) Clayton. Funeral services at the Robert C. Nearv Funeral Nome, 39 South on Satin dav. Jan. 5 at i p.m.

Interment Atlantic View Cemetery, Manasquan. P'riends may call at the funeral homt Friday 7-9 m. KDWAROS Chester of Mldddlelown. HJ on Mon. Dec.

31. 1973. Husband of the late Ellen Vale Edwards. Fu twal service at Smith and Smith Suburban). 415 Mortis Ave Sprtngfleld.

.1 on Frl Jan. 4 at II am. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Interment Evergreen Cemetery Backing Ridg. in lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the National Parkinson Foundation.

1501 N.W. 9th Miami. Fla Ml.ifi Friends may call at time of service. Helene age M. of 117 Baltimore Sea Olrt, on Jan.

1. 1974. Wife of the late Eric Jensen. Funeral services at the Robert C. Neary Funeral Home.

39 South Manasquan. on Jan. 4, at 10 a Interment Washington Monumental Cemetery. South River. Friends nisv rail at tha funeral home Thura.

79 p.m. I.AMBF, Elizabeth Ross, of Ml Mnnmnuth Spring Lake Heights, on Dec 15. 1973 Memorial services will be held at the First Presbvterlan Church. Manasquan on Jan. lflvi at 3 p.m.

MAIONP: Anlolnelte. age 0f 215 Park Ave Bay Head, on Jsn. 1, 1971 Brlnved wife Anthony. Mother of Mrs Flnier Cenlannl. Mrs.

Richard Sandler. Mrs. Vincent Ravo. Angelo, Anthony and Philip Malone. Sister of Mis.

Vtnrent Forcella. Samuel Pug line. Ralnh and Anthony Msrtlno Tu-neral from The Van rlise At Callagan Funeral Home. "12 Arnold Point Pleasant on Sat, Jan. 5, at ft am.

with a Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church. Bav Head at. 10 a Interment at St. Mary'a Cemetery. Uke-wood.

Friends may call at the funeral home 2 4, 7-9 p.m. Thura, Frl. PRATT EugenR J. of 251 Albert Ubernn on Jan. 1974.

uneral 81. Jan 5 at A 45 from the Hoffman Funeral Home. 415 Broadway. Long Branrh Funeral Mass at 9 15 at HI. Michaels RC Church.

Wcjf Fxrf Friends may csll at the funeral home on Frl. 7 1 m. RZOPFNRKI Anna, age I.V of 27 Wvrkoff Ave Manasquan, on Jan 2. 1171 wife of the late Frank Rropenskl, Funeral at Ihe Rohert C. Nearv Funeral Home, ,19 South Manasquan.

on Frl Jan. 4. at 30 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection at SI Penis RC Church, Manasquan at tarn. Inter-nient St Peter Cemetery, New Brims-wlrk, N.I Friends may call at.

the funeral home Thura 2-4. 7 m. Ro-sarv Thins, evening. TL-nhLirlun 1. ISI 71.

Of 7B Buckingham l.akewnod. on Jan. 1974, Beloved ll of John, mother of Mrs. Beth Clay and Mrs. Carol Iluiumnre, sister ol Mrs.

Cteoria Davis and Mn. Vernon Wood, ru-petal services will be held at Van Hl AV Callagan Funeral Homa. ceil tier Pier Ave and Rl. ''0. Brick Town, on Frl.

Jan. 4. at '10 a Interment Falrvlew Cemetery. Weal Held There will ha no calling hours In lieu of flowers contributions In hei memory to The Christ United Methodist Church. Lakewood.

or to the Heart Fund would ha deeply an-l'i eclated, HRKini.K -TSam. of 305 Parkview Ave. Colonial Terrace on Tliea 1 1974 Beloved huahend of Beatrice, NniKilllanl Werlole, brother of Mlrhae Wi elola and Rose Carbon Funei al fnro Ilia Bucklev Funeral Home. 2nd Ava Aahuiy Park, on Jan 4 al 9 30 a Mass of Ihe Reauereetlon In fiur l.artv of Ml Caimel Church el 10 a Interment Mnnmmilh Memorial rsrk Prayers Thura. al Friends may rail at the funeral horn on Wed.

and Thin from 2 4 and 71pm lACOBaoN wish la thank all of our frlenda. neighbors, pallbeaiars. He run Polir A Fir nprlmnl fnr their many act" of kindness, i piemion of svmpathv sod condole and lor their beautiful floral Mterlms. ai th ln of our deeilv helmed husband and feihT Mrs Ida Msa Jarohaon and family $1 AO I i mm- $7995 Starting OA 00 $99.95 159 Floor Samples sino i5V.uu iv euu-3U-4i) i 20 Triquil Supra tick801 full size Odds (Floor Scratched Damaged All kinds of mis-match sets: twin siie full size queen size Soiled and Simmons Fashion Rest for Koos Sons made exclusively $89.95 Selig Chair $inn Q3495-19 $229.00 I Li Stephen Edwards lingerie Chest 1622-3-4 $169.00 OU Vaughan Bachelor Lf Chest -150-13 $129.00 UU Howard End iAC Tables 7207 $89.00 4 Mersman End of) Tables 90-24 $89.00 07 Pennsylvania House Dresser SOOT Maple -13-2613 $436.00 LL Sam Moore Italian Sofa Sinn green, 27371 $329.00 I 77 Babcock Phillips $OA Toy Chest 16384 $41.95 XU Pennsylvania House living Room 1 I chair-17-3140 $256.00 I 4V (As REG. NOW Kling Buffet SlTn 30-6056 $339.50 1 7 Bennington End Table iAI drop leaf -8109 $145.00 4U Bennington Chair 87A $93.00 07 Kling Mople Dining Room 1 0 Tables 30-6083 $237.50 I 07 Strotolounger Recliner 3-3118 $149.00 550 Pennsylvania House Butler style Cocktail Table 1 1-1209 $175.00 J.

Schoolfield ittX Student Desk $130.00 JU Maple Bunk Bed incomplete $1095 no ladder or guard rail $85.00 IV Simmons 103rd Anniversary Special twin size $99.95 Ends Samples) A FAMILY J59" $79.95 $59'J $99.95 $7J95 $109.00 $QQ95 $109.00 OUR WAREHOUSE AT Simmons Maxipedic full size Simmons Hollywood 4 pc. set mattress, box spring, headboard frame twin size Shifman Koos Sons Special tick 902 twin size 2 DAYS ONLY AT THE REAR OF OUR ROUTE 35, WALL TOWNSHIP I nrr C'. SHOWROOM. I fl I I I 1 I 885 TRADITION SINCE 1 THIS FRIDAY FROM 9:30 'til 9 and SATURDAY 9:30 'til 6 will be the one and only time these unbelievable savings will be offered to the public. All reductions basd on a-i condition, one-of-a-kind and floor ampUt Quantitiot limited Prices apply only as long as stock lasts.

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