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OBITUARIES See advertisement SERVICES on this page for more details on some OBITUARIES Allyn Romberger, Crash Victim, 18 OCEAN GROVE Funerservices were held yesterday for Allyn Wayne Romberger, 18, of 29 Abbott who died Monday of injuries suffered in a car accident Sunday night. A spokesman for the McDonough Funeral Home. Belmar, reported Mr. Romberger's parents, Mr. a and Mrs.

Albert Romberger, donated their son's kidneys to a patient at Jersey Shore Medical Center, 1 Neptune. Mr. Romberger died there shortly before 1 p.m., about 15 hours after the accident. The car he was driving was demolished after crashing into a utility pole at 1st avenue and Memorial drive, Asbury Park. Police are still looking for witnesses who could shed light on what caused the accident.

Mr. Romberger had attended Neptune High School and was a student at Lincoln Technical Institute, Union. He is survived by his parents. ROBERT C. WESOLOWSKI POINT PLEASANT Robert C.

Wesolowski, 43, of 2115 Francis Drive, died yesterday. He had lived here 18 years. He was a real estate salesman with Crossroads Realty, Wall Township. Mr. Wesolowski ties past president of the Holy Name Society, Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Bay Head.

He was also past secretary of the Ocean County Holy Name societies. Surviving are his wife, Loretta; three sons, Edward, Robert and John, at home; a daughter, Mrs. Robin Petty, here; a brother, John, Toms River and three sisters, Mrs. Frances Prusiaski, Harrison; Mrs. Anna Lukasik, Union; and Mrs.

Eleanor Hayes, Jackson Township. The Colonial Funeral Home, Brick Township, is in charge of the arrangements. VICTOR E. ALEXANDER FARMINGDALE Victor E. (Bucky) Alexander, 55, of 16 Maple died Tuesday.

He was a manager for the L. Wainright Fuel and Oil Main St. Surviving are his wife, the former Pearl Patterson; two sons, Vernon, Harrisburg, and Michael, Sacramento, a daughter, Mrs. Joanne Blake, Aviono, Italy; a sister, Mrs. Violet Dibling, Ocean Township; and six grandchildren.

The C. H. T. Clayton and Son Funeral Home, Howell Township, is in charge of arrangements. ALBERT H.

HEINRICH BRICK TOWNSHIP Albert H. Heinrich, 58, of 461 Drum Point a former chief of the Pioneer Hose Company, died Tuesday. Mr. Heinrich came here from New Brunswick 36 years ago. He was an Army veteran of World War II.

He was a carpenter employed by. Local 2018, Lakewood. He was on the local Board of Fire Commissioners. He also was a Master in the Ocean County Shrine Club of the Crescent Temple A.A.0.M.S. No.

24873. Surviving are his wife, the former Louise Hulse; a daughter, Mrs. Flora Allen, Toms River; a son, Le Roy, Haddam, and two sisters, Mrs. Helen Sullivan, Union Township, and Mrs. Mabel Withrow, Florida.

The Van Hise Callagan Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. THOMAS F. DOUGHERTY BEACHWOOD Thomas F. Dougherty, 77, of 618 Ocean died Tuesday. He lived in Beachwood for 12 years after moving from Arbutus, Md.

He retired in 1962 as an electrician and was a 50-year member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Washington, D.C. Dr. Dougherty is survived by his wife, Elvera, two daughers, Mrs. Kenneth Haug, Totowa, and Mrs. John C.

Weaver Sandy Hook, seven grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. The Anderson and Campbell Funeral Home, Toms River, is in charge of arrangements. NORMAN EVA SR. POINT PLEASANT Norman Eva 75, of 2212 Kilkare died yesterday. He moved here 10 years ago from Springfield.

He was a blacksmith for the Houdaille Construction Materials Morristown, before his retirement. Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth; four sons. Norman Prince George, William S. Schaefer, Westfield; David Sharonville, 0., and John here; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Gail Brown, Fairbanks, Alaska; and 11 grandchildren.

Van Hise and Callagan Funeral Home, Point Pleasant Beach, is in charge of arrangements. ARTHUR HELD HOWELL TOWNSHIP Arthur Held, 49, of 54 S. Longview Drive, died Tuesday while on vacation in the Bahamas. Mr. Held came here from Malverne, N.Y.

seven years ago. He was sales manager for U.S. Homes Brick Township. He was a veteran of World War II serving in the Coast Guard. Surviving are his wife, the former Jane Eckstein; two sons, Ronald and Kenneth, and a daughter, Victoria, at home; a brother, Murray, Silver Springs, Md.

The Lakewood Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. JOHN O'NEILL MIDDLETOWN TOWN. SHIP Mrs. Margaret O'Neill, 84, Navesink died yesterday.

She had resided here 40 years. She was the widow of John O'Neill. Mrs. O'Neill is survived by four sons, John here; William Atlanta, Nelson Columbus; Ohio; and Duncan Nutley; four daughters, Mrs. Richard Meyer and Mrs.

Kenneth Marass, Rumson; Mrs. Lee Parker, Atlantic Highlands; and Miss Margaret O'Neill. here; 22 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. The Posten's Funeral Home, Atlantic Highlands, is in charge of arrangements. MRS.

ROBERT F. BARNITT MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP Mrs. Robert F. Barnitt, 64, of 13 Moccasin Drive, Crestwood Village, died yesterday. Mrs.

Barnitt came here from Wantage Township three weeks ago. Surviving besides her husband, Robert are two daughters, Miss Barbara J. Barnitt, Bogota, and Mrs. Doris Kemme, Flemington; a brother, Frank Schick, Secaucus; two sisters, Mrs. Hazle Maas, also Secaucus, and 1 Mrs.

Edna Young, St. Petersburg, and a granddaughter. The Anderson Campbell Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Adv. Adv.

SERVICES IN MEMORIAM CARD OF THANKS ALEXANDER Victor Far- (Bucky), mingdale, age on 55, Dec. 10, 1974. Beloved 16 Maple husband of Pearl (nee of Patterson) Joanne Blake, Alexander. Vernon and Michael AlexanDevoted father der. Dibling.

Dear Grandfather brother of six. Relatives of Mrs. Violet friends are invited to attend the and funeral services Dec. 14. at 11 Sat.

a.m. at the C.H.T. Clayton Rev. and Son Charles Funeral Root officiating. Interment Home.

Adelphia. Evergreen mav call Cemetery, at the funeral home Farmingdale. Friends Fri. 7.9 p.m. BARBER William of Toms River, formerly of Glen Ridge, Florence on Dec.

10 1974. Husband of Williamson Barber. Father William of H. Mrs. Jr.

and Frank G. Calvin J. Barber. Also survived Spatcher by six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services af George Tassel's Community Funeral Home, 337 Belleville Bloomfield at 2 o'clock.

Interon Fri, afternoon ment Rosedale Cemetery. Friends may call Thurs. 2-4 and 7.9 p.m. BRANDWENE Mortimer age 77, of Springfield, on Sundav. Dec.

8, 1974. Beloved father of Ber nard J. and George J. and grandfath, er of Martha. Lois and Neil, Memorial tonight at 8 p.m.

at the Monservice mouth Reform Temple, Hance Ave. New Shrewsburv Contributions may be sent to the Temple. HELD Arthur, 49, of Howell Township, died Tuesday, Beloved devoted hus band of Jane (nee Eckstein:) father of Ronaid, Kenneth and Victobrother of Murray. Relo ria: beloved tives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at 10:30 a.m. on Fri.

at the Lakewood Funeral Home, 2090 RI. 9. Howell Township, Rabbi Raphael Miller officiating. interment Floral Park Cemetery. Deans, J.

In ASBURY PARK PRESS, Dec. 12, 1974 A21 MRS. W. F. STOCKBRIDGE WARETOWN Mrs.

Marion W. Stockbridge, 68, of Dock died Tuesday. Mrs. Stockbridge came here from Philadelphia seven years ago. She and her husband had summered here since 1950.

Surviving are her husband, Warren F. Stockbridge; a daughter, Mrs. Sandra W. Bock, Toms River; a sister, Mrs. Russell M.

Leonard, Overbrook Hills, and two granddaughters. The Anderson Campbell Funeral Home, Toms River, is in charge of arrangements. CHARLES W. NORTON JR. WALL TOWNSHIP Charles W.

Norton 52, of 1610 Marconi died yesterday. Mr. Norton was born in Forest City, Ark. He had lived here 20 years. He was an electrical engineer at Ft.

Monmouth. Surviving are his wife, Patricia his mother, Mrs. Mary Lou Norton and a brother, Nathan M. Norton, Forest City, Ark. The Daniel A.

Reilly Funeral Home, Belmar, is in charge of the arrangements. FRANK B. REHAK JACKSON TOWNSHIP Frank B. Rehak, 70, of 120 Helen died Tuesday. He moved here after his retirement in 1970.

He was a postman in New York City for 34 years. He is survived by his wife, Mary Sledzinski; three sons, William, Shrub Oak, N.Y.: Walter, here, and Edward, Yonkers, N.Y.; two daughters, Mrs. Theresa O'Brien, Peekskill, N.Y., and Mrs. Leslimarie Grohowski, Yonkers, and 21 grandchildren. Flynn Memorial Home, Yonkers, N.Y., is in charge of the arrangements.

JAMES J. JOHNSON ASBURY PARK James J. Johnson, 92, of 209 Borden died yesterday. He was a retired chef. Surviving are two stepdaughters, Mrs.

Sarah Miller, here, and Mrs. Louise Hodges, Newark; five stepsons, David Moore, Sumter, S.C.; Fred and Thomas, Alston, here; Louis and William Alston, Neptune; 12 grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren. The Edward E. Jackson Funeral Home, Neptune, is in charge of arrangements. KARL WEBER BELMAR Karl Weber, 89, of 12th died yesterday.

He had been a resident here four years, coming from Wall Township. Mr. Weber was a retired farmer. Surviving are his wife, Marie, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Maclain, here.

The Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold, is in charge of the arrangements. Charge Won't Be Dropped TOMS RIVER Superior Court Judge Edward V. Martino has denied a defense motion to dismiss a 12-yearold indictment against Joseph Donahue, a former Union City resident now serving a 35-year-to-life sentence for murder. Judge Martino said yesterday any delay in sentencing Donahue for crimes committed in Ocean County resulted from Donahue's actions, and not from any breakdown in the state's judicial system. Donahue was convicted before former Ocean County Court Judge Robert F.

Novins i in March 1963 of carrying a concealed weapon, a revolver, in Brick Township April 22, 1962, and of attempting to use the weapon upon William G. Townsend there. He fled the state prior to sentencing, and was apprehended by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in South Weymouth, in May 1964. At that time the FBI elected to turn Donahue over to New York County authorities to face a murder charge. He was convicted before Superior Court Judge Charles Marks Feb.

19, 1965, of the April 22, 1964 murder of Lawrence Krebs, a New York bartender. Judge Marks sentenced Donahue to Attica State Prison April 9, 1965, and authorities there say he is considered too dangerous to bring here for sentencing. Donahue is awaiting trial on another murder charge in New York, and is considered a suspect in four other murders there. Liquor License Transfer Held WALL TOWNSHIP The Township Committee has held for study and decisior. at its next meeting.

Dec. 26, an application for the transfer of a plenary retail consumption license from the Cloud Room, Rte. 34, to the Allaire Lounge and Liquors 1732 Rte. 35. At the meeting last night.

the Committee heard testimony presented by Chester Apy, a Red Bank lawyer, who represented the applicant, Mr. and Mrs. John Azzolina, as well as from objectors to the license transfer represented by Keith Henderson, an Asbury Park lawyer. "What we have is a competitor (Jonathan Craig Liquors, Rte. 35) objection to competition," Apy said.

"He finds it uncomfortable to find that his plans to enlarge (his establishment) will be fau' ed by a competitor. But-1 think that competition furthers the business of an area in terms of variety offered. If there is competition, the needs of the residents are being met by the competition." Apy noted that the applicant had agreed to a number of things if the transfer is 3 Judges Grant 11 Divorces approved. including limiting the hours of operation of the package store from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Monday through Saturday; the elimination of pool tables or shuffleboards. as well as juke boxes, live music and dancing. "The character of the businessman coming in is 0. consideration." Apy said. "Mr.

Azzolina is no fly night operator." Apy said that the ABC (Alcoholic Beverage Commission) had approved the plan. Henderson commented, "The intent is to run a package goods store. I have objections to the ABC approving of the plans before the municipal body has heard the plan. Also take into account the heavy traffic in the area, and the number of other licenses in the area." Henderson said that the Azzolina family operates three package goods stores in Keyport, Middletown Township, and Ocean Township and that although the licenses are shared by parents and their son, the Committee should look into "the substance of the ownership." TOMS RIVER Ocean County Court Judges Mark Addison. William H.

Huber, and Harold Kaplan have granted the following 11 divorces: Olive A. Cifelli, Berkeley Township, from Michael P. Cifelli, Seaside Heights. Stella M. Giberson, Pine Beach.

from Dale A. Giberson, Pine Beach. James M. Hendley, Brick Township, from Phyllis A. Hendley, Brick Township.

William A. Lambert, Tuckerton, from Anna P. Lambert, Dennis Township. Larsen, Stafford Township, from Norman Larsen, Stafford Mona Lepis, Lavallette, from Carl R. Lepis, Lavallette.

Dolores Lowell, Dover Township, from Alan C. Lowell, Delran Township. Ramon A. Melendez, Elizabeth, from Inez M. Melendez, Union Township.

Perry M. Mickle, Bay Head, from Peter Mickle, New York City. Genevieve Simmonds, Point Pleasant, from Horace Simmonds, Dover Township. Dale P. Sorrentino, Brick Township, from Vincent Sorrentino, New York City.

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S.M.L.XL washable SAVINGS FROM Heu ol flowers donations may be made to the American Heart Association. JOHNSON James age 92, of 209 Borden Asbury Park, on Dec. 11. Beloved step-father of Mrs. Sarah Miller and Mrs.

Louise Hodges. David Moore, Fred, Lewis, Thomas and William Alston. Grandfather of 12, great-grandfather of 15. Funeral Sat. 1 p.m.

from the Jackson Funeral Home, the Rev. J.E. Wynn officiating. Interment White Ridge Cemetery. Friends are invited to call at the funeral Home Fri.

5-9 p.m. MULLERY John of 1312 Lourel Sea Girt, on Tuesday, Dec. 10. 1974. Beloved husband of Eleanor T.

McLaughlin: devoted father of John F. X. and Anthony J. Mullery; devoted brother of Mrs. Helen Holmes and the late Mabel Nash.

Also survived by three grandchildren. Funeral from the O'Brien Funeral Home, Highway 35, Wall Township, Friday, Dec. 13, at 8:30 a.m. Funeral Mass 9 a.m. af St.

Catharine's R.C. Church, Spring Lake. Interment ParIsh Cemetery, Friends mav visit Wednesday, 7-9 7.9 p.m. and Thursday, 2-4 p.m. and p.m.

ROMBERGER Allyn Wayne, age 18. of Ocean Grove, suddenly on Mondav. Dear Son of Albert and Evelyn (nee Holmer) Romberger. Private funeral services and interment were held on Wednesday. Arrangements by The McDonough Funeral Home.

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9. 1974. Beloved husband of Viola Leiss Scoble, father of Sheldona Hausser of Chatham. Also survived by two grandsons. Memorial service plan to be announced.

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