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Asbury Park Aug. 16, 1983 All Obituaries William Gould III, radar, radio expert LONG BRANCH William Benjamin Gould a retired electronics engineer, died yesterday at Monmouth Medical Center, here. Mr. Gould, 81, of the Elberon section, was born in Cambridge, and moved here in 1940. He retired in 1969 irom Fort Monmouth after 29 years.

k. Before his retire- WILLIAM P. REITZ SR. BRICK TOWNSHIP William P. Reitz 73, died yesterday at Point Pleasant Hospital.

He was born and Uved most of his life in Newark before moving here in 1954. Before retiring 11 years ago, Mr. Reitz was a clerk for Li Plumbing here, for 10 years. He was employed by Abbey Self-Storage, here, at the time of his death. Mr.

Reitz was a member of VFW Post 8867, here. Surviving are his wife, the former Hazel Murrin; two sons, William Pittsford, and Arthur, here; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy M. Bartolino, Trenton; a sister, Mrs. Jennie Philpot, Toms River, and seven grandchUdren.

The Van Hise and CaUagan Funeral Home, Point Pleasant Beach, is in charge ANTHONY SIRIANNI OCEAN TOWNSHIP Anthony "Tony Sirianni, a retired bus driver, died yesterday at home. Mr. Sirianni, 68, lived in the Oakhurst section. He was born in Long Branch and moved here in 1962. He retired in 1980, after 20 years with the Asbury Park-New York Transit Neptune.

Mr. Sirianni was a communicant of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, Long Branch. Surviving are his wife, the former Helen Gianudis; a son, Ronnie, here; two daughters, Theresa Latka, Toms River, and Diane, at home; a sister, Rose Ciaglia, Long Branch, six grandchUdren and a great-grandchUd. The Robert A.

Braun Home for Funerals, Eatontown, is in charge of arrangements. MAGGIE S. SHEPARD NEPTUNE Maggie S. Shepard, 75, of Patricia died Sunday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, after a lengthy illness, Born in Wilmington, N.C., she Uved there before moving here in February. She was a housewife and the widow of Willie N.

Shepard who died in 1971. Mrs. Shepard was a member of Bethel A.M.E. Church, Hampstead, N.C., and was the mother of the church. She also was a MARIA ROSARIA MILANO KEANSBURG Maria Rosaria Mila-no, 18, died yesterday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch.

Miss Milano, of Ramsey Avenue, was born in Newark and moved here nine months ago. She was employed in the maintenance department of Newark International Airport. She was a member of the National Rifle Association, here. Surviving are her parents, Anthony and Joan, with whom she Uved; a brother, Maurice, and a sister, AUce, both at home, and her maternal grandmother, Emma Pacheco, New York. The Laurel Funeral Home, Hazlet Township, is in charge of arrangements.

JULIA C. YETMAN BRICK TOWNSHIP Julia C. Yet-man, 84, died Sunday at Point Pleasant Hospital. She was born in Pittsburgh and Uved here seven years. She had Uved in this area more than 20 years.

She retired a year ago as a custodian for Point Pleasant Beach. She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Joseph Clifton American Legion Post 196, Point Pleasant Beach. Her husband, Leslie, died in 1969. Surviving are a stepson, Walter Yet-man, Neptune, and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Anna Evans, Point Pleasant, and Mrs.

Dorothy Jacobs, here. Benjamin V. Cohen, New Deal architect The Associated Press WASHINGTON Benjamin Victor Cohen, a member of former President Franklin D. Roosevelt's "Brain Trust" and a principal creator of the New Deal, died yesterday at Georgetown University Hospital. He was 88.

The cause of death was not immediately known. Renowned as a brilliant legal scholar, Cohen along with the late Thomas G. Corcoran was credited with drafting major New Deal legislation such as the Securities and Exchange Act, the Public Utilities Holding Company Act, the Federal Housing Administration Act, and the Tennessee VaUey Authority Act. After formally leaving government service in 1947, he continued to quietly advise government leaders from his home in Washington and he served as a delegate to the United Nations several times. Cohen, who earned undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Chicago, came to Washington in 1933.

He served first as general counsel to the U.S. PubUc Works Administration and from 1934 to 1941 he was counsel to the National Power Policy Committee. Later, both he and Corcoran served together as counsel to the U.S. Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Cohen was born in 1894 in Muncie, where his father, a Polish immigrant, was an ore dealer.

After graduating from law school, Cohen worked as a law clerk for a federal appeals court judge and during World War I was an attorney for the U.S. Shipping Board. After the war, he represented American Zionists at the Paris Peace Conference and later opened a corporate law of arrangements. MAZIE IRENE BOLDING RED BANK Mazie Irene Bolding, 80, of 27 WUlow died Sunday at Riverview Hospital, here! Born in New Bern, N.C., Mrs. Bolding Uved here since 1918.

She was a member of Pilgrim Baptist Church, here. Mrs. Bolding was the wife of the late M. Bolding, who died in 1968. She is survived by a son, Joseph, and two daughters, Mrs.

Catherine Sears and Mrs. Josephine Suydam, aU here; two brothers, George Dudley, here, and Fred Dudley, Maryland, three grandchUdren and six great-grandchildren. The Cofer Memorial Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. VINCENT T. BERARDICELLI MATAWAN Vincent T.

Berardicelli, 86, died Sunday at his home on Broad Street. It was incorrectly reported in The Press yesterday that he was from Aberdeen Township. POST 'N RAIL EI Economy R.D. Rail Per Sec. (2 Post) WISE 3'xSO' FENCE 14 GAUGE non Climb (4 Ft.

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W. EUGENE SAN FHJPPO 1- MANTOLOKING W. Eugene San FUippo, a lawyer, died Sunday at Religious Hospital of St Joseph, Kingston, Ontario, 1 Mr. San Filipoo. 69.

was born in New- i ark and owned homes in Newark and here. He was the owner of San FUippo and San FUippo, Attorneys at Law for 40 years in Newark. In 1981, he moved the firm to Caldwell and opened a branch in Red i Bank. Mr. San FUippo also served as the attorney tor Fairfield Township from 1965- 75 and on the MontvUle Board of Health.

He was graduated from Brown Univer-t sity, Providence, R.L, and the New Jersey I Law School, now Rutgers University Law School, Camden. He was a member of the Essex County Bar Association, the American Bar Associ-v ation, the Essex County Country Club, West Orange, and The Essex Club, Newark. t. Mr. San FUippo was a communicant of i Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic 3 Church, Newark, and was a member of its Holy Name Society.

He also was a charter member of its parish coundl. av He was an Army veteran of World War and served as a major, Surviving are his wife, the former Frances Gaveh; three sons, William Arthur and Philip a daughter, Jane two brothers, L. Arthur and Ed-' ward A. St Phillip; three sisters, Gene-ii vieve Virginia M. and Adelaide Velar-do, and 11 grandchUdren.

The Paul A. McDonough Funeral Home, Newark, is in charge of arrangements. MARY T. PIERCE FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Mary T. Pierce, a retired practical nurse, died yesterday at Freehold Area Hospital, here.

Mrs. Pierce, 80, of Jackson Mills Road, was bora in the Port Norris section of Commercial Township and lived in Salem before moving here six years ago. She retired in 1957 after serving at various nursing homes in the Salem area for more than 15 years. Mrs. Pierce was a member of the First Assembly of God Church, here.

She was a Gold Star mother. Surviving are her husband, Walter two sons, the Rev. Walter here, and William, Salem, three grandchUdren and eight great-grandchUdren. The C.H.T. Clayton and Son Funeral Home, Howell Township, is in charge of arrangements.

LILLIAN KAUL LONG BRANCH Lillian Kaul, a retired assembler, died Sunday at the Eaton-town Convalescent Center, Eatontown. Mrs. Kaul, 78, was born in West Orange and moved to this area in 197L Her husband, John, died in 1970. Before retiring, Mrs. Kaul was employed at Edison Industries, West Orange.

Surviving is a brother-in-law, James W. Mancuso, West Long Branch. The Woolley Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. JULIA MERTZ OCEAN GROVE Julia Mertz, 83, of Central Avenue, died yesterday at the ConvaCenter, Neptune. Mrs.

Mertz was born in Newark and lived in Maplewood Township before coming here 41 years ago. She was a member of the First Baptist Church, Asbury Park, and had served as deaconess there for more than 18 years. She had been a member of its Missionary Society and Bible class. She also attended Grace Tabernacle, Belmar. She also was a member of the Homeowner's Association of Ocean Grove and the Ocean Grove First Aid Auxiliary.

Her husband, Charles, died in 1963. Surviving are a sister, Evelyn CaroU, Middletown Township, and several nieces and nephews. The Ocean Grove Memorial Home is in charge of arrangements. Services CROSTA Mory (nee Murray, Aim OMSrtar Of RUDVl dMT Sitter Of John, Dans Charm. WMMnv Jontt Fran.

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7-Q and Tim. ond 7-. FIORETTI Afcort aa Long ranch on August IS. mx Domlan Funeral Home corner of frllo Ave. Long rantty on Thursday.

Augur IS at oJnVMcao Chnanon burial am. St. Jrorn BX. Chun Warmer Mt. Cormel Comotary.

Wt Lang ranch. FrMnds may eot) at hom Tuesday 74 am WoanoodBV MtT-tpm FLATLEY Maroon T. of Spring Lax. How fomwtv of Jarwy rS 11 Door stoMr ot ThomoiColhjint ana Franco FtaMov. Funeral amTWod.

from ET'rtssa SfcHTTss And FRAHM Phvw SSett. ag 7. of LaKcJo MJ. an 1L WML DHu fl WHO of Emoot. DovdHkI mother ot Ataman Frohm.

Memorial FunorrJ Sorv ieT beh2l at tM ChrW Untrjd Mhodr Church, LoXowood. on Sun, Auo. J1J Pjm. In Bsu of flowers uil)Uttun In narrnemory to the Fund or IhO OL.V, reunuufwn iton vm SSrJSuML Var Cottagon Funeral tSrln chum of auwomomv GOULD WMom Dantarnln of raaoran, NJ. i.

Churcrh lor prancn. Iritrimrtwrib Innharn, ftoworo, contnbunont may bo modo In hio namo to St. Jamo Eptocopal Church Momortol Fund, Broo I way. Long ironctv or Slanfont tvnijty DtvWon 4 of Bneoraay. Canoor Rotaorch, Room Sn Stanford Untaroltv ModXal Contor, Stanford, CA.

43ttt. JORDAN Thomca Sr. of Spring Lofco, on Aug, IS, mt, tMovod huosond of Morgorot F. (no FOotry). Dw famr of VrWam, Thomoi Jr.

Bid Komnon Duggar door brother of John and EHio- both Jordan. Mary Funx Row Wrrnon, CMo he Hoot and ThtinMa Corcoran aiuiitWcr afjte. i FunoroJ kN am Thura. from MoohanFunaraJ rcuTg 7-. KACZAAAR Jamoa, of IradHv Boactv on Aug.

It, HO. akwad huobond of Oarlruda Joan (no Dacktr). Father of Jay Kaesmar. Brother of Stophon Kaamar and Mary KoaKaiowtM. Funorol tarvlc Thur.

am. from fh RHy Funeral Horn, Mh Ava and a St. Mrnar. Man for Christian buripL am. Church of th Atcarwlon.

VMtlng Tun. 7-f ment, he was sector chief at Fort Mon-- Vf moutn and directed research relating to the application of radio and radar equipment for meteorological problems. He also directed research relating to the GOULD instrumentation of the long-distance guided missUe for Cape Canaveral in 1950. During World War Mr. Gould was responsible for the installation and operation of early warning radar equipment throughout the entire West Coast.

He was involved in the development of radar equipment in all three of its stages spark gap transmitter, vacuum tube and solid state. He was graduated from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, and attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, and Princeton University. Mr. Gould initiated and directed the Signal Corps Weather Reserve Contract, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He was an amateur radio operator since 1914 and possessed an amateur first class radio operator's license from 1919 until his death.

Mr. Gould was a member of the American Radio Relay League, the National Audubon Society, the Antique Wireless Association and the Garden State Wireless Pioneers. He was a life member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. He also was a member of the Veteran Wireless Operators Association, the Morse Telegraph Club and a charter member of the Century Wireless Association. He was a communicant of St.

James Episcopal Church, here, and was a vestryman for five years. Surviving are his wife, the former Leah Felts; a son, William Benjamin IV, Stanford, a daughter, Dorothy Gerber, Reston, a brother, Robert Ded-ham, a sister, Marjorie Lewis, Bed ford, and five grandchUdren. The Flock Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. PATRICIA SHOKOFF MARTINI EAST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP Patricia Shokoff Martini, a school bus driver, died yesterday at the Medical Center, Princeton. Mrs.

Martini, 53, of Oak Branch Road, was born in Englewood and Uved in Ridge-field Park before moving here 16 years ago. She was employed by the East Windsor school district for the past 14 years. Mrs. Martini was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Hightstown-East Windsor Youth Baseball League, the Hightstown-East Windsor Pop Warner FootbaU League and the Hightstown High School Booster CluD. Surviving are her husband, Frank two sons, John R.

and Nicholas both at home; three daughters, Patricia T. Burk-hart, Frances M. Varnum and Laura P. Woodward, aU here; a brother, James Shokoff, Fredonia, N.Y., and three grandchUdren. The- Glackin Funeral Home, Hightstown, is in charge of arrangements.

JAMES KACZMAR BRADLEY BEACH James Kaczmar, a retired poUce officer, died yesterday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Mr. Kaczmar, of McCabe Avenue, was born in Jersey City. He retired as a police officer for the Jersey City PoUce Department after 22 years. He was an Army veteran of World War n.

Surviving are his wife, the former Gertrude Jean Docker; a son, Jay, here; a brother, Stephen, Jersey City, and a sister, Mary Kosiakowski, Lyndhurst Township. The ReUly Funeral Home, Belmar, is in charge of arrangements. LINEHAN Morgorot, ago to. of Wa Two. formerly of Wnt Orang.

on Aug. IS, 1M3. Batovcd wlf of th lot David. Davotod mothar of Margaret IWngat. FunaroV -J0 am.

Thurv, from the O'Brien Funeral Homo, Hwv. 15, Wot. NJ. Ma, 10 am. St.

Catnortno' Church, Spring Lake Burks, St. Carho-rtna'i Camtry, Sao Girt. VHmng Wag, ond 7-. PIERCE Mary T. ago So, of Jaduon MM Rd.

on Aug. IS, 1H1 BakMa mH9 of Watttr Ptarc Sr. Loving mother of Rv. Wattar Ptarc and WlWom Ptarc. GmiuniuHiar of thra.

Grot-oronuiiiultir of Olght. Frlands and raloHvos aro lnvttd to ottand funeral tarvlc Wad. Aug. 17, t0 am. at th CRT.

Clayton and Son Funeral Horn, AdMpMa Rd. Aoolnhla. Committal tarvlc, Thurv, 10 am. at Old TwwMnt GMiwtsry. Vtstttno ot ttw furMrtri homo Wad.

ond 7-S30 pm REITZ wakom F. Sr, ago 7 of Brick Town, on Aug IS, VM3. Balavad hutbond of Hazat Fothar of Arthur and WWrm RaHi Jr and Mr Dorothy Bortaona Brother of Mr Jnnl Phnpot. Funarci arvtcas from th Von HI A CcMogon Funorol Horn, 112 Arnold Ava, Point Placaanf Beach, on Thur, Aug IS, at 10 AM. 'tli mnl Graanwood Crntrv, Bnaa.

Fnands may con at horn. 4 ond 7-f FM Wdnedov. SANFILIPPO W. Euaana, of South MonltrioklnQu sudoftnlv In Klnostofv Ontorlo Canada, on Sun. Aug.

14, ta Batoyad huaband of Franco (na OovnL Davotod fothar of WHNom E. Jr. Arthur and FhMp E. San FWpso, and Mr. Robert (Jam) WMMtm.

AM turvtvwd by 11 grand-chltaran. Daor brothw of L. Arthur and Edward A. San FMooo. OanavkM and Vlramia M.

San FMppoMr. Victor V. (AdatakK) VWardo and th late H1n San FWppa Rskillv ond ktndi or ra pctfuHy Invited to attend the funeral on Thur. Mia. ar am nam rout a.

mcuonougn Funeral Homo, 37 Broadway, Newark. Funeral Ma, Our Lady of Good Court! Church, at 10 am. Intrmnt, Irmnrirulat Conception Cmtry. In Hu of flowers, Mosse wM ouprecloted or donation to St. Bamabyl Church, Brewer MM, Ontario.

VWtmg hour. Tup, ond Wed. 2-4 ond 7- pm SIRIANNI Anthony (Tony) D. of Oakhunt, NJ on Monday. Auousf IS at raMnca.

FurwroJ mat Thurvtay. Augutt is at 10AM from St. Michael' Vanity Church. Wt End Lang Branch, NX Friend may cat at th Robert A. Braun't Horn for Funerota, 10 Broad tt, Eotontawn, KJ, Woannaav, Augusr ana r-r rwi.

WYZYKOWSKI Chandkr Wyrvkowtfcl, 11, of 13S FrankHn Ave. Ocean Grave, who dted Sunday, wW hM at th Ocean Grove Memorial Home, US Main Ave. on Wod. momma, Aug 17, at with tnlwinaiil foUow- aot FoJrmount Cemetery, Newark. Friend may at the funeral home on Tue.

from 7-. Hu of flowora, contributtone may tarn to Deborah Hotpltal ar the JuvanH Dlobeta Foundation of ouni jery, i In Memoriam TICE In loving memory of our daughter Sharon E. Tic who wa token from vary auddenly on Auoujtt 1. 19B1. Voy wM alwoyt be our hean and memorle fuevei Leva, Mom BJ Dad Tom sq.

ft.) Box) LANDSCAPE TIES CREOSOTE PRESSURE TREATED BIGGEST STOCK MOST 4x6-6 Creosoted 4 4x4-6 Pressure Treated 4 a Creosoted Reg. 9.99.. 712. 1 6x6-8 Pressure Treted 1 0 (Many othar Sit) I (Othar ita tot leek) member of its stewardess board and a member of the senior choir. She was a member of the Grand United Order of Salem Lodge 814 of North Caroli-na.

Surviving are two sons, Willie L. and WUbert, both Hampstead; five daughters, Mrs. Amy Massey, with whom she Uved, Mrs. ErceU Nixon, Wilmington, Mrs. Lu-cUle Ramsey, here, and Mrs.

Katy Hunter and Mrs. Elizabeth Covin, both Long Branch; 29 grandchUdren, 22 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. The Edward E. Jackson Funeral Home, here, is in charge of local arrangements. SYLVIA K.

GNESIN LONG BRANCH Sylvia K. Gnesin, 63, of North Lake Drive, died yesterday at home. Born in New York, she Uved here most of her life. Mrs. Gnesin was a teacher at the Long Branch Junior High School until 1942 when she received a law degree.

She returned to teaching at Long Branch in 1960, retiring in 1980. She was a charter member of the Congregation B'nai Sholom, here, and a former president of the Sisterhood of the Congregation. She was on the executive board of the negotiating committee for the New Jersey Education Association. Surviving are her husband, Oscar; two sons, PhUip, Los Angeles, and Mark, Tus-tin, two daughters, Fern, New York, and Penelope, Piscataway Township; a brother, Dr. Alfred Katz, Los Angeles, and a sister, Mrs Jean Weisberg, Beverly Hills, Calif.

The Damiano Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. GUSTAVE BROCKER APOPKA, Fla. Gustave Brocker, a former resident of Freehold Township, N.J., died yesterday at Florida Hospital, here. Mr. Brocker, 87, was born in Jersey City, N.J., and Uved in Freehold Township before moving here five years ago.

He retired in 1964 as the owner and operator of a MobU service station in Atlantic City, N.J., after 22 years. Mr. Brocker was an Army veteran of World War He was a member of the Veterans of World War I and the MUitary Order of the World Wars. He was a communicant of St. Francis Roman CathoUc Church, here.

Surviving are his wife, the former Loretta Meegan; a son, Charles here, four grandchUdren and a great-grandchild. The Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold, N.J., is in charge of arrangements. LAURA IRONS MAC DONALD GLEN BURNIE, Md. Laura Irons MacDonald, 62, died Aug. 9, after a short illness at the University of Maryland Hospital, Baltimore.

She was born in Point Pleasant, N.J., and moved here in 1942 to attend South Baltimore General Hospital's School of Nursing. Before retiring in 1946, Mrs. MacDonald was a registered nurse. She also was a vice president of the Board of Trustees of South Baltimore General Hospital and a volunteer in the gift shop. She was a member of the North Arundel Hospital Women's Auxiliary, here.

Surviving are her husband, Charles three daughters, Kathryn M. Nickel, Kearney, and Laura Jane Grenon and Susan, both Branford, a son, Charles at home; a sister, Marie A. McAlinden, Toms River, N.J.; a brother, William Wallace Irons, Lomita, and two grandchUdren. The Walter Brooks Bradley Funeral Home, here, was in charge of arrangements. HELEN R.MCMANUS HOWELL TOWNSHIP Helen R.

McManus, a retired stenographer, died yesterday at Newman's Lakewood Nursing Home, Lakewood. Mrs. McManus, 69, of Oak Glen Road, was born in New York and Uved in Jersey City before moving here nine years ago. She retired in 1960 from the Railroad, New York. Mrs.

McManus was a communicant of St. Mary of the Lake Roman CathoUc Church, Lakewood. She was the widow of Francis P. Surviving are a daughter, Barbara E. Franco, here; a brother, Thomas Gibbons, and a sister, Catherine Cash, both Tampa, five grandchUdren and three great-grandchUdren.

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All Price FOB yard (Delivery Available) 520-5300 uuiy WL IB I practice in New York City. There was no information available on Cohen's LILLIAN LAWRENCE BERKELEY TOWNSHIP Lillian Lawrence, 63, died Sunday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. She was born in Pompton Lakes and Uved in BeUevUle before moving here in 1960. She was a homemaker and a member of St. Barnabas Roman CathoUc Church, here.

She was predeceased by her husband, Lloyd, in 1971, and her son, Lloyd in 1972. Surviving are a son, Robert E. De-Piano, here; three daughters, Mrs. Carol Gray and Mrs. Arlene Hamilton, both Toms River, and Ms.

Barbara, at home; a brother, Robert Oese, here; two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Goldrick, Stafford Township, and CeU Welch, BeUevUle, 12 grandchUdren and a great-granddaughter. The Anderson and CampbeU Funeral Home, Toms River, is in charge of arrangements. LEWIS R. LETTS JR.

BEACH HAVEN Lewis R. Letts 28, died Sunday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River, from injuries sustained in a boating accident. Mr. Letts was born in Toms River and Uved in Stafford Township before moving here in 1978. He was a mechanic for Bill's Gulf Service Station, Ship Bottom, for the past four years.

Mr. Letts was a member of the Beach Haven Volunteer Fire here, and the New Jersey Speed Garvey Association, Toms River. Surviving are his wife, Lori a son, Lewis R. at home; his father, Lewis R. Stafford Township; his mother, Marion, New Milford, two brothers, Samuel Huntington, and Bradford New Milford; two sisters, Dana Elaine Hogan, Wolcott, N.Y., and Jodie Lee Mac-Kenzie, Gibson, his stepmother, Susan, here; a stepbrother, Larry Sloan, Lakehurst, two stepsisters, Michele and Stephanie Sloan, both at home, and his paternal grandfather, Clarence Stafford Township.

The Bugbee-Riggs Funeral Home, Ship Bottom, is in charge of arrangements. JAMES CHANDLER WYZYKOWSKI OCEAN GROVE James Chandler Wyzykowski, 21, died Sunday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Mr. Wyzykowski, 138 Franklin was born in Elizabeth and Uved in RoseUe Park before moving here. He was employed by Lowy's Express, a moving company in Neptune.

Mr. Wyzykowski was a member of the Community United Methodist Church, RoseUe Park, and the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation of Central Jersey, Farming-dale. He attended Brookdale Community College, Middletown Township. Surviving are his parents, Edward and Gale, and a sister, Nancy, aU here. The Ocean Grove Memorial Home is in charge of arrangements.

MARGARET LINEHAN WALL TOWNSHIP Margaret Line-han, 82, died yesterday at KimbaU Medical Center, Lakewood. Mrs. Linehan was born in County Ros-scommon, Ireland, and lived in West Orange before moving here in 1974. She was a communicant of St. Catharine's Roman CathoUc Church, Spring Lake.

Formerly, she was a communicant of Our Lady of the VaUey, West Orange, and was a member of its Rosary Society. Her husband, David, died in 1978. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Gus Hen-gel, here. The O'Brien Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements.

MINERVA A. S. KNIGHT TINTON FALLS Minerva A.S. Knight, 90, of Shafto Road, died Saturday at home. She also was survived by a sister, Leola M.

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