Asbury Park Press from Asbury Park, New Jersey • Page 20

Asbury Park PressSun. July 20, 1980 A21 Obituaries Daniel Blasucci, 67; ex-musician, teacher Harold A. Kazmann, retired surgeon Sea Girt team winner in lifeguard tournament JAMES T. MCCULLION JACKSON TOWNSHIP James T. McCulllon, 69, of South Wind Circle, a retired tavern owner, died yesterday at Paul Kimball Hospital, Lakewood.

Mr. McCullion was bom in Mount Car-mel, and moved here In 1977 from Madison Township. He formerly owned a tavern 26 years in Centralia. Pa. He worked until 1976 as a custodian for the Madison Township School district.

He was a communicant of St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Ann Conolly; three sons, James Levittown, Robert Toms River, and Joseph Jamesburg; two daughters, Mrs. Jeanne Marie Patrick, Lakewood, and Mrs. Ann Francis Curley, Middletown Township; a brother, William, Reading three sisters, Sister Santa Rosa and Mrs.

Margaret Hin-chey, Philadelphia, and Mrs. Gertrude Mul-downey, Girardvllle, Pa; 12 grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. The Glenn A. De Bow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. relay; out and in boat race; boat swim; line pull; boat pick-up and boat relay.

The Sea Girt team amassed the most points and assured their victory with the final event, the boat relay, winning by a 250-yard margin. The tournament had been scheduled originally for Wednesday, but was postponed until Friday because of thundershowers. A second-place victory was notched by the Bradley Beach team, while third place went to the Lavallette crew. On Saturday, the Fourth Annual Jack Wright Memorial Row will begin on the oceanfront here. The event is held in memory of slain Bradley Beach Patrolman Jack Wright, who was killed Memorial Day 1976 following a grocery store holdup.

The event, a 15-mile row from here to the Long Branch fishing pier and back, will feature two boat classes, lightweight and heavyweight surf boats. Farry said that between 30 and 40 current and former lifeguards are expected to compete. Each winning two-member team in both BRADLEY BEACH A 14-member team of Sea Girt lifeguards was the winner Friday night In the 17th annual Bradley Beach Lifeguard Tournament, held on the oceanfront here. The event, which tested the proficiency of 72 competing lifeguards, is believed to be the oldest Jersey Shore lifeguard tournament, according to organizer Greg Farry. Farry, supervisor of water safety and aquatics for the borough, played host to lifeguard teams from Belmar, Avon, Bradley Beach, Lavallette, Ocean Grove and Sea Girt.

This was the first win for the Sea Girt team In the three years that It has entered the tournament. Coaching the winning team was Kevin McGlynn. The contest Included six events shuttle Siblings charged in murder case still in custody ASBURY PARK The brother and sister arrested earlier this week in connection with the murder of an elderly vacationing woman remain in custody in the Monmouth County Jail in $100,000 bail each. Assistant County prosecutor Paul Chalet said Mary Turra, 26, and her 23-year-old brother, Nicholas, both of Old Bridge Township, have not posted ball on the murder charge. The murdered woman, Mrs.

Victoria Spe-daliere, 72, of Piscataway Township, was found dead in a city motel. Although the Turras have been charged with murder. County Prosecutor Alexander D. Lehrer and city police officials have refused to discuss a motive for the June 9 slaying. A probable cause hearing on the murder charge has been scheduled July 29 in Asbury Park Municipal Court.

Turra was first arrested at his hotel July 14 and charged with withholding information. He was placed in the city jail in $5,000 bail. The following day, police arrested his sister. After arraignment before Municipal Court Judge Donald J. Pappa, they were sent to the Monmouth County Jail, Freehold.

Mrs. Spedaliere and the Turras and their mother, Patricia, were all guests of the Albion Motel, Second and Kingsley Avenues, at the time of the beating death of Mrs. boat-weight divisions is to receive a trophy, Farry said. The defending champions in the row are Jeff Propert and Greg Cooper, both here. The row is set to begin at 8:45 a.m.

Meeting date changed FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP The Township Committee will hold a public hearing on an amended zoning code July 28. The meeting had previously been announced as scheduled for tomorrow. Results! Asbury Park Press CLASSIFIED Call toll-free in the Asbury Park area; 774-7030. In New Jersey: 800-822-8988. See SERVICES for additional details on some obituaries.

Timothy Snyder, 20; former football star MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Pvt. Timothy J. Snyder, 20, of Holland Road, an ex-high school football star, died Friday at home while on leave from the Marine Corps. Pvt. Snyder was born In Fort Dix and lived in Freehold before moving here seven years ago.

He was a 1978 graduate of Middle-town North High School, where he played on the varsity football team. He achieved All County, All Shore and All State Football status while a team member. He attended SNYDER Upsala College, East Orange, before entering the Marine Corps. He graduated with honors on Wednesday from the Marine boot camp at Parris Island, S.C., where he was awarded the Leatherneck Award in recognition of outstanding performance while undergoing recruit training. Surviving are his parents, John J.

and the former Henrietta Jaziorski, with whom he lived; five brothers, John New York, Karl South Ainboy, Ronald Marlboro Township; Col. Donald with the Marine Corps at Cherry Point, N.C., and Matthew home; three sisters, Mrs. Joy A. Lobue, North Hollywood, Mrs. Gay A.

Qui-dore, Stockton, and MLss Fay R. Snyder, Guttenberg, and his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Violet Jaziorski, Englishtown. The Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold, is in charge of arrangements. THOMAS E.

TROSINO BERKELEY TOWNSHIP Thomas E. Trosino, 73, a retired Essex County employee, died Friday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. Mr. Trosino was born in Newark and lived In Verona and Cedar Grove before moving here four years ago. He was formerly a foreman for the Essex County Plants and Structures Division, Cedar Grove.

He was an Army vetpran of World War n. He was a member of the Toms River Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Local 4, Composition Roofer Union, Newark. Surviving Is his wife, the former Matilda Peterson. The Quinn-Hopping Funeral Home, Toms River, is in charge of arrangements. MRS.

PEMBERTON DUDLEY LITTLE SILVER Edith Bills Dudley, 96, of Branch Avenue died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Mrs. Dudley was born In Brick Township and lived in Neptune and Asbury Park before moving here. Her husband, Pemherton, died in 1945. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Edith McCue; a granddaughter, and three great-granchildren. The Francioni, Taylor Lopez Funeral Home, Asbury Park, is in charge of arrangements. Services CHAPPONI Wlort B. ns Roorv). of Wldrt-town.

on July 1M. T9tO. Mift of Robert wv momer of Wmtom F. AAnwk torvtr Tutt, 1 am. at Christ Chore Episcopal MHWWtown.

Visitation at th John C. Oov Funoral Homt, 15 RfvorsW Aw Rod Bank, on Mofxtov, 7- p.m. llw of flowers, bonn-ttom to tho Christ Church Episcopal WtmorW Fund for Mar tort B. Oapponi or roqurstod. DUDLEY Earth BUM, M.

of 475 Branch Avo Little SUvor, on Jutv tO. Beloved mother of Fdtth UrCm, Grandmother of Jov Antonucclo and great- frandmofher of three. Orovotld services 10 am. uesdov. Jutv M.

a Otonwood Cemetery, West Looa Branch. Arrangrnents charge of Franctonl, Tavtor and Lopei, 704 Seventh Ave Asbury Par, no colltng hours. EITELBERG Mrs. Mary Jane (ne Dk-oncMn), 3. of Hin, entered Into eternal rMt Jutv HM.

WM of AHan Eltetoderg; mother of Gregory Scott and Mitt RmN Caro, daughter of Mr. E-M Diconclkii Sister of Jomes, Hcwtv, Mr. Delores Shoter and Mr. Betty Emthtresy. Funoral services Tuw, 50 am.

In the Thomas J. CathWo Funeral Homo, Greene St. at Cooper Ave tMHa foHowod bv '0-00 am. funoral Maw in St. Coronas R.C.

Church, taeiln. Friends mov can at the funoral homo todov and More, 4 and 7-. GREEN Oora R4 on Julv t. of Channel Oub Towers. Monmouth Beach Wife of Harry Groan, mother of Helen R.

FlnKot Wter of Samuel M. Reis and Ruth Ri- Stop-mothor of Arnold Green. Lois Pey-sor. Path Fahv and Nina Green. Funoral service on Mon July 1.

at 11:30 am. at tho Richard C. Holda) Funoral Homo, 734 Monmouth Rood, Octon Twp, Rabbt Joseph Gotdman officiating. Those wishing to, mov mono donations to Temple Both Marlarfv Lincoln Ave, Efceron. GORMAN WlHtam of Cedar Glen, Tom Rtvor, on July It.

1M0- Betovod husband of Gladys (Kderl Gorman. Devoted father of William of Whlppo-ny, Juno of DuneUen. Brofhor of Mrs. Elliaooth Sutton, AnnandaM. Also survived bv prandrhlldron.

Rokitlvos and frlonds are Mndtv tnvltod to ottond funeral serv Icos at Carmona Funoral Homo, 412 Mom St. Toms River, on Monday, July 11 at 10 am. Visiting Sunday, 2-4, 7- a.m. Intormont, Now Cemetery Association, SonwvtHo. in Hou of flower donations to tho building fund of tho Mothodlst Church would appreciated.

JANKAUSKAS Andrew, J. Jr. of Mlddtetwoa N.J. formerly of Foirview, N.J. on July IB, lvo Betovod husband of Dorothy nee Kucharskll, devoted fothor of Barbara Haw lev and Joyce Preston.

Also Sur vived by 7 grandchildren. Religious Services to be conducted at the Mc Corrv Brothers Funeral Home, 70 Anoerton CllfMlde Porn on Suodov. Julv JO at Dm Cremation, private. Visiting hourt 2-4 I and 7- 9 m. Saturday and Sunday Tho family request donatloni to be made to Hoipk co Rtvervlew 0 KEANSBURG Daniel Blasucci 67, of Forest Avenue, formerly a musician, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank.

Mr. Blasucci played in the American Broadcasting television studio bands in New York for many years. He also was a backup musician for the Russ Morgan and Joseph Venuti bands. He was a music teacher at Red Bank Catholic High School from 1954 to 1957, and operated Dan's Music Center here 25 years until 1975. He was a communicant of St.

Ann's Roman Catholic Church and a member of Local 802, Musicians Union, New York. Surviving are his wife, Ruth Keisler; a son, Daniel Middletown Township; three brothers, Dominic, Brick Township, Michael and Joseph, and a sister, Mrs. Rose Shaara, Jersey City, and two grandchildren. The Laurel Funeral Home, Hazlet Township, Is in charge of arrangements. THOMAS MOSCATELLO BERKELEY TOWNSHIP Thomas Moscateilo, 66, a retired postal worker, died Friday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River.

Mr. Moscateilo was bom in Newark and lived in Belleville for most of life before moving here six years ago. He was formerly a customer service representative for the U.S. Postal Service, Newark. He retired in 1975 after 32 years service.

He was an Army veteran of World War n. He was a member of the Toms River Veterans of Foreign Wars Post; Toms River Council, Knights of Columbus, and National Association of Retired Federal Employees. Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Giordano; two brothers, Frank, Belleville, and Philip, Newark; and a sister, Mrs. Sarah Lataro, Toms River. The Quinn-Hopping Funeral Home, Toms River, Is in charge of arrangements.

GEORGE T. SIMPSON JR. ROSEBORO, N.C. George Taylor Simpson 64, a retired Army captain and formerly of East Shadow Lawn Drive, Neptune, N.J., died Friday at the home of his brother, Dudley Simpson. Mr.

Taylor was born in Cumberland County, N.C, and lived in Neptune for many years. He served 27 years in the Army. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary O'Brien, Neptune; a son, Capt. George T. Simpson IV, with the Marine Corps, Pensa-cola, a daughter, Mrs.

Rosemary Mai- hame, Wall Township, N.J.; also, another brother, Grey, and a sister, Mrs. Pearl Ham-merly, Greenville, S.C.; and a grandchild. The Butler Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. FRANCIS KUCZEK POINT PLEASANT Francis Kuczek, 75, of Dock Place, a retired machinist, died Friday at home of cancer. Mr.

Kuczek was born in Auburn, N.Y., and moved here nine years from Woodbrldge Township. He formerly worked for the Walter Kiddie Bloomfield, retiring in 1957. He was a communicant of St. Martha's Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are a son, Stanley, Harrison; a daughter, Mrs.

Barbara Platek, Irvington, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Hahn, with whom he lived. The Colonial Funeral Home, Brick Township, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. ROBERT W.

CHAPPONI MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Marjorie B. Chapponl, 49, of Mallard Road died Friday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Mrs. Chapponl was born in Montelair and lived in Connecticut before moving here 20 years ago. She was a member of Christ Episcopal Church and its vestry, the Junior League and Monmouth County Museum.

She helped found the Christ Church Thrift Shop. Surviving are her husband, Robert and a son, William at home. The John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. WARD L.

PAULISON MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP Ward L. Paulison, of Crestwood Village, a retired auditor, died yesterday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. Mr. Paulison was born in Paterson and spent most of his life there before moving here several years ago. He formerly worked for Barber Steamship Lines, New York.

His wife, Gladys, died In April. Surviving are several nephews and nieces. The Anderson Campbell Funeral Home, here, is In charge of arrangements. MRS. JOHN MAHAND LAKEWOOD Edna Lehmann Mahand, 78, of Gramercy Court, Original Leisure Village, died Thursday.

Mrs. Lehmann was born In Troy, N.Y., and lived in Trenton before moving here 13 years ago. She was a member of the Brick Township Presbyterian Church. Surviving are her husband, John and a son, Donald Plainfield. The D'Ella Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Card of Thanks PORTOLA VALLEY, Calif. Dr. Harold A. Kazmann, 85, formerly a prominent surgeon in Monmouth County, N.J., died Tuesday at Sequoia Hospital, Redwood City, following surgery to remove a brain tumor. Dr.

Kazmann was born in Belgorod, Russia, and came to the U.S. in 1904. He became a citizen In 1918 while serving as a private in the U.S. Army. He was a 1917 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and received his degree in medicine two years later at the University of Illinois.

He began his medical practice in Long Branch, N.J., in 1920. Following graduate studies in abdominal surgery at the Royal Academy in Budapest, Hungary, from 1928 to 1933, Dr. Kazmann returned to Long Branch to practiced general surgery. Throughout his career, he developed and used new surgical techniques and published articles in surgical journals. From 1943 to 1946, he served in the U.S.

Navy as a commander. After leaving the Navy, he became director of the Surgery Department at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, Long Branch, and chief of surgery at Fitkln Hospital, Neptune, now known as Jersey Shore Medical Center. He retired in 1958. He was a member of numerous organizations including U.S. Committee of the World Health Organization, N.J.

Chapter of the American Cancer Society, Monmouth County Medical Society, Monmouth College board of trustees, American Medical American College of Surgeons, New Jersey Academy of Medicine and American Public Health Association. Surviving are his wife, the former Frances Bayard; a daughter, Dr. Marion K. Richards, San Jose; a brother, Victor, Palo Alto, and a granddaughter. MRS.

HARRY GREEN MONMOUTH BEACH Clara Reis Green, of Channel Club Towers died yesterday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mrs. Green was born in New York and lived in Deal before moving here three years ago. She was a member of Temple Beth Miriam, Long Branch; Monmouth County Symphony Orchestra and Ruham Society, New York. Surviving are her husband, Harry; a daughter, Helen R.

Finkel, New York; a brother, Samuel H. Reis, Washington; a sister, Miss Ruth Reis, New York; a stepson, Arnold Green, Honolulu; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Lois Peyser and Mrs. Nina Green, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Patti Fahy, Beach Haven; eight grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.

The Richard C. Hoidal Funeral Home, Ocean Township, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. ROBERT CLARK NORTH HANOVER TOWNSHIP Gloria J. Clark, 57, of New Egypt-Cookstown Road, died Friday at Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold Township.

Formerly of Toms River, Mrs. Clark was bom in Weehawken Township and moved here six years ago. Surviving are her husband, Robert, and three daughters, the Misses Elizabeth, Donna and Linda Clark, at home. The Tilghman Funeral Home, Plumsted Township, is in charge of arrangements. JAMES M.

VOORHEES JACKSON TOWNSHIP James M. Voorhees, 76, of Bates Road, a retired farmer, died Friday at Paul Kimball Hospital, Lake wood. Mr. Voorhees was born here and lived all his life in the Jackson-Lakewood area. Surviving is a brother Russell Lake-wood.

The G.A. De Bow Brookwood Memorial Home is in charge of arrangements. Island Reach park art choices for purchase TOMS RIVER A water color and an oil painting which depict sites at Island Beach State Park are the choices for $250 purchase awards by the Ocean County Cultural and Heritage Commission this summer. The paintings, by Bay Head resident Ro-dell C. Johnson and Cherry Hill resident Glnny Hartkopf, will hang in public buildings with other paintings portraying historic Ocean County scenes.

Johnson's water color is of a fisherman's shack and dock in a cove on the bay side of the park. Ms. Hartkopf's work, in oil, depicts the bayside sand dunes surrounding a pool of swirling water in a cove. The paintings were chosen at the "Year of the Coast" outdoor art show conducted by the Ocean County Artists Guild, at Huddy Park, here, last weekend. Blood pressure tests free at county fair FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP The Asbury Park Health Department will hold a free blood pressure screening at the Monmouth County Fair from 7 to 11 p.m.

Thursday, and from 3 to 7 p.m. on Saturday. The screening is sponsored by the Monmouth County Health Officers Association. Take the time -a Please, take the time you need when choosing a family memorial. Cootl ailvire from your Author- iierl Sealmark Rook of Apes Dealers in Mon mouth and Ocean Counties.

Ajj L' WILLIAM E. GORMAN SR. TOMS RIVER Wiliam E. Gorman 80, of Cedar Glen, a retired railroad worker, died Friday at Country Manor Nursing Home. Mr.

Gorman was bom in Somerville and moved here 16 years ago from Dunellen. He was a welder for the former Central Railroad of New Jersey in Elizabeth before retiring in 1964 after 43 years service. He was a member of the Toms River Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Gladys Eder Gorman; a son, William E. Whippany; a daughter, Mrs.

June Martin, Dunellen; a sister, Mrs. Elizebeth Sutton, Clinton Township, and six grandchildren. The Carmona Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. MRS. JAMES H.

VAN NAME HOWELL TOWNSHIP Clare 0. Van Name, 67, of West Farms Road, a retired secretary, died Friday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Mrs. Van Name retired in 1978 from the Brisbane Child Treatment Center, Wall Township, where she worked 10 years. She was bom in Staten Island, N.Y., and lived there before moving here in 1964.

She was a member of the West Farms Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, James and a brother, Theodore B. French, Keans-burg. The C.H.T. Clayton Son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

TO HAVE a successful garden, you need more than a green thumb. It takes work and a lot of know-how. The gardening pages of Friday's and Sunday's Press give tips on planting, soil conditions, light, care and cultivation. Plus, Saturday's Indoor Gardener helps you maintain healthy houseplants. With a trowel, a watering can and the gardening pages of The Press, you can be a gardener.

rDK i 7 JX Eb5S If 25 m3 LI muD 1 i See Sew HERCUL0N OLEFIN FLANNEL PLAIDS UPHOLSTERY Not intended tor use in children', sleep- t0 15 yard dec0fat0Pr The upholstery with slain resistance built in mW not ust a tinish 54" wide 51Jo $048 YARD LAURELTON MIDDLETOWN SUNSET AVENUE 1890 HIGHWAY 88 1175 HIGHWAY 35 Si1. 922-3132 899-5250 671-6773 OFF Ih iet DRAPEif lipl ANY SPOOL OF TALON Ml SSHJvL iP (IQfl ill THREAD IN STOCK 85255 1 9 8 K3 DOCt NOT APPLY TO OUTERHANN MAND S';) SUN 12-5 tP! Wnlt'' YARD Oil Egl Villi Oood Mo. thru July 2k4 fc Jjefatl Hospital, Red Bar. J. MAHAND Edna at I55- Oromerev Court, LaKewaod, on Thursoov, July 17, 1M0 SMaved wife at John.

Devoted mother of Donald L- AAemorlal services win be held Monday, July 31. lo. ot 11 am. at the D'Elta Funeral Home, State Hlahway 70 and Vermont Ave. Lofcewood.

If deslrea, contributions mov be mode to the Original Leisure VlHage Foundation or the American Cancer Society or your favorite charity. MATTHEWS Marry (PooV 71 of Ull ttti Ave. Neptune, on Jury 17. leeo. Beloved husband of VNuai tamer of Betty Bollev and Jean Conover; brother of James, HHoa Bennett and Hmel Barton.

Funeral services, 11 a.m. Alton. July II. at the Francioni, Taylor ond Lopet Funeral Home, 1X 10th ond Atkins Aves. tMptune, ev.

Frond Hoblnson officiating. Interment, Mt. Prospect Cemetery. Friends may call Sun. 1-4 and 7 Please moxe donations to the West Grove United Methodist Church.

PAINE George F. of i Golden Lone. Hoilet, on Thurs Jury 17, 1900. Husband of Icatherlne Markl Weh-ne Paine, father of George of ttiooletown i and Walter of Brldgewoter, brother of Ars. Anna Verter, Miss Margaret Paine ond Mrs.

Agnes Kehoe, OH of Whiting and Mrs. Ruth Dunn of Union. Also survived by 4 Service ot the Laylon runerol Home, Main Bedmlnster, on Monday, July Jl, at 10 am, Cremation ot Somerset Hills Crematory, Ridge. Friends may can ot me funeral horns Suniy ond 7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to the American Cancer Society.

SIMPSON Oeorge Taylor Jr. 44, on Friday at Routi 1 Roseooro, Beloved husband of Mary, de- rTSJZbrm of Mr. Dudley. Also survived by E2 service. Sunday.

3 p.m. from the Butler Funeral HSUSS NCPBurl wll follow at Slmpeon Cemetery, Rt. 3. Roseooro, N.C. VAN NAME ZJZl'IZ'Z Rood.

Howes. N.J. on July rJZ Jomes. sister of Theodore French. Frlenos and relo- rVmlngdale, N.J.

07717. would be appreclcned. BENNETT OxrlH M. I wouW to xlnd my incHt thanks to rttollvet, friend ond netohbort for thlr thooohthilnts and txpression of sympathy at this time of bereavement. And to the Johnson Funeral Home, Wail First Aid and Wall Police Deportment a very special thank you for an their help.

His loving daughter, Pione. CROSBY The family of Douglas A. Crosby it. gratefuHy ox now ledge all expressions of condolence extended by our friends 4 relative. May we convey special gratitude to Bishop Phimp ewer of St.

Angus tine's Aplstop'Jl Church and Rev. Verner R. Mathews of Second Baptist Church of Asbury Park for their spiritual guidance In our time of bereavement. To Local 143 Labors International Union ond Its executive buard, a special thanks. To Mt.

Pisgah Masonic Lodge No. 4ft, and AM, King Solomon Chapter No. Holy Royal Arch, Samuel Gordon Consistory SO and Joseph T. Newman Lodge IBPOE of Asbury Park, sincere ond heartfelt thank -you. We afso thank the staff of Six Fioggv Great Adventure, Union Carbide and focutty of the Brodley Park School.

To the members of Ada Chapter No 1 OES, a sincere thank-you tor your many kindnesses. We thank the James Hunt Funeral home ond his staff for their efficient service. Also the Staff of Jersey Shore Medical Center. We deeply op predate an condolences and expressions of love and sympathy. The family of Douglas A.

Crosby Sr. i (J II. T. HALL, inc. JOHN VAN KIRK SON Bwy.

71 4 SurkM Ut Blvd. 8 rwpr M. Mmuu. NJ. MiWWwn.

223-2323 741-0319.