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Asbury Park PressSun. Sept. 14, 1980 A23" Obituaries Unknown object hits woman in boat at Manasquan Inlet See SERVICES for additional details on some MRS. HARRY SCHMEOZKOPH MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP Alice V. Schmeozkoph, 68, of Crestwood Village died Friday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River.

Mrs. Schmeozkoph was born In Jersey City. She lived in Connecticut and Plainfield for 28 years before moving two years ago. She was a member of the Residents' Club of Crestwood Village Five. Surviving are her Harry; a son, Robert Koepke, South Plainfield; a daughter, Miss Ronnie Koepke, Philadelphia; a brother, John Holland, St.

Thomas, the Virgin Islands, and a grandson. The Anderson Campbell Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. ROBERT M. BONNELL SR. WARETOWN Robert M.

Bonnell 46, of Clearwater Drive died Friday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. Mr. Bonnell was born here and and a lifelong resident of the area. He was a member of the Waretown Fire Co. for 30 years.

He retired five years ago from Charles Schmidt Construction Co. where he worked in house construction. Surviving are his wife, Carolann; a son, Robert M. here; two daughters, Mrs. Melissa Brown, Stafford Township, and Miss Laura, at home, and his mother, Pearl a brother, Halsey and two sisters, Mrs.

Faye Sprague and Mrs. Barbara Randolph, here, and four grandchildren. The Riggs Funeral Home, Lacey Township, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. WALTER VAN KOPPEN NEPTUNE Jane C.

Van Koppen, 39, of South Riverside Drive died Friday at Jersey Shore Medical Center. Mrs. Van Koppen was born in Fairlawn and lived here for 10 years. She was a member of Memorial United Methodist Church, Neptune City, and Shark River Beach and Yacht Club. Surviving are her husband, Walter; a son, Donald and daughter, Karen, here; a brother, John Van Dyke, Niceville, her father Frank C.

Van Dyke, here, and a erandchild. Alfred Loeffler, 72, former lab assistant PINE BEACH Alfred H. Loeffler, 72, a retired laboratory assistant, died Friday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. Mr. Loeffler formerly worked at Toms River Chemical Corp.

He was born in Clifton and lived in Fair-lawn before moving here 26 years ago. He was a member of the Toms River Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Evelyn Scheimer; two daughters, Mrs. Joanne Kokie, and Mrs. Barbara Nolan, Butler, three brothers, Roland, Indianapolis, Dr.

Arthur and Johnston, both Vermont; two sisters, Miss Louise, Rutherford and Mrs. Marie Fester, Hawley, and five grandchildren. The Kedz Funeral Home, Toms River, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. NORMAN HICKMAN OLD BRIDGE TOWNSHIP Mildred C.

Hickman, 55, of Harbor Way died Thursday at the South Amboy Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Hickman was born in New York and lived in Lodi before moving here four years ago. She was a nurse's aid 21 years at Bronx Lebanon Hospital, New York. She was a member of Local 1199, National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees, New York.

She was a communicant of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Perth Amboy. Surviving are her husband, Norman; three daughters, Mrs. Linda Guy, here, Mrs. Helen Cortez, Lacey Township, and Mrs.

Florence Squire, Jefferson Township; four brothers, George and Herbert Lasher, White Plains, N.Y., Elmer Lasher, Orlando. and Henrv Lasher. Tampa, and 12 George Nodyne, 78; ex-bank executive MANTOLOKING George 0. Nodyne, 78, a retired bank executive, died yesterday at Point Pleasant Hospital. Mr.

Nodyne joined the East River Savings Bank, New York, in 1922 as a member of its accounting department. He became a vice president in 1949 and was named executive vice president in 1951. From 1952 to 1970, he served as president of the bank. He was chairman of its board of directors from 1970 to 1972. He also was a trustee of the bank from 1951 until his retirement in May.

He was born in Jersey City. He lived in Ridgewood and Bay Head before moving here five years ago. He had summered in Bay Head since 1959. He was a recipient of the Horatio Alger award in 1963. He was an honoray member of New York Chapter, American Institute of ROBERT H.

EDWARDS SR. BRICK TOWNSHIP Robert H. Edwards 79, a retired stock clerk, died yesterday at Point Hospital. Mr. Edwards was born in Wales and lived in Essex County before moving here 10 years ago.

He was a stock clerk with New Jersey Public Service Transport before retiring in 1966. Surviving are his wife, the former May Hunter; a son Robert H. here; a daughter, Mrs. Esther Christie, Tewksbury Township; a brother, Dewi, Liverpool, England; a sister, Mrs. Nancy Geiss, Wales; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

The Francioni, Taylor Lopez Funeral Home, Neptune, is in charge of boat to the dock at Point Pleasant Hospital' where Miss Capen was examined by Dr. Jo- seph Domanski. Marine police alerted the police training' center ant! a representative from the center was at the hospital when Miss Capen was brought in, Stuart said. "It is almost an impossibility for any projectile to leave the shooting range," said a spokesman for the center, noting it was "a' million-to-one" chance that Miss Capen had been struck by a stray bullet. The center is Investigating the incident, the spokesman said.

The spokesman said that one of the five; shooting ranges at the center was in use at the time of the incident. He added that the shooting range being used was at the north-' ern boundary of the center, while the boat was off the southern boundary when the ot ject struck Miss Capen. Police said that the center is marked navigational buoys. The center is also re-, quired to fly red pennants whenever the shooting range is being used, Stuart said, noting the pennants were flying yesterday when the incident occurred at 1:45 p.m. The spokesman for the center said the laceration Miss Capen suffered looked like a "scrape," and that it was possible she had been struck by an object dropped by a seagull flying overhead.

Police found no evidence of an object that might have caused the injury, Stuart said, adding there were no other boats in the area at the time of the incident. POINT PLEASANT An unknown object struck and injured Deborah J. Capen, 18, yesterday while she was sitting in a boat inside the Manasquan Inlet 100 yards from the shooting range at the National Guard-State Police Training Center in Sea Girt, according to Marine Police. The shooting range was in use at the time and it was possible the Middlesex County woman was struck by a stray bullet, police said. Miss Capen was taken to Point Pleasant Hospital where a medical examination showed that she suffered a superficial laceration of the forehead.

She was released from the hospital after treatment, a hospital spokesman said. The cause of the laceration was listed as unknown and an X-ray examination showed there were no internal injuries, police said. "We just can't figure it out. I heard it hit her, but we have no idea what it was," said Deborah's mother, Mrs. Barbara Capen.

The family is on vacation at a summer home in Lavallette and had been fishing prior to the incident. Police said the boat was coming into the inlet when the owner, James Capen, hailed down a marine patrol and told police on, board he thought his daughter had been shot. Marine police boarded the boat and found Miss Capen lying on her back covered with a small portion of blood, according to policeman Roger Stuart. Stuart directed the The Francloni, Taylor Lopez Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. MRS.

FRANK Di ORIO BRICK TOWNSHIP Felicia M. DiOrio, 75, a retired hair dresser, died yesterday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mrs. DiOrio was born in Greenburg, and lived in Newark before moving here nine years ago. She retired three months ago after working eight years at the DiOre Beauty Salon.

She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9148, LaMirada, Calif. Her husband, Frank, died seven years ago. Surviving are a son, Felix of LaMirada; a daughter, Mrs. Lucy Rubinstein, MISS TARA A. STURKO TOMS RIVER Tara Ann Sturko, infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael and Patricia Sturko, died Friday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. She was born in Point Pleasant. Surviving is a brother, Brian, at home; her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Sturko, Seaside Park, and maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Berger, here. The Kedz Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. grandchildren. The John W.

Mehlenbeck Funeral Home, Hazlet Township, is in charge of Police seize cocaine, arrest 2 on Turnpike Banking served as a president of the organization. He was an alumnus of the Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University where he formerly served as a faculty member. He was a member of Upper Ridgewood Community Church, Ridgewood. He was a former chairman of the Commerce and Industry Association, New York. Surviving are his wife, the former Anna Cole Harman; a stepson, William J.

Harman II, McLean, a daughter, Mrs. Joseph J. Murdock 2nd, Meadowbrook, two stepdaughters, Mrs. Mary Ann Wagner, Yardley, and Mrs. Catherine H.

White, Dallas, Texas; three grandchildren and seven step-grandchildren. The Van Hise Callagan Funeral Home, Point Pleasant Beach, is in charge of arrangements. WILLIAM J. DILLON BRICK TOWNSHIP William J. Dillon, 60, a retired butcher, died yesterday at Point Pleasant Hospital.

Mr. Dillon was born in North Bergen and lived In West New York before moving here 11 years ago. He worked 11 years at Foodtown, Toms River, before retiring two years ago. He was a communicant of Visitation Roman Catholic Church and member of Brick Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. He was an Army veteran of World War n.

Surviving are his wife, the former Martha Dywer; three sons, William J. West New York, James, Toms River, and John, here; three daughters, Mrs. Judith McCal-llon, Toms River, the Misses Joan and Jean, here; four sisters, Mrs. Grace Crocitto, West New York, Mrs. Helen Heck, Pa Mrs.

Patricia Butler, Keansburg, and Mrs. Elizabeth Dimmick, here, and four grandchildren. The Weatherhead-Young Funeral Home, here, Is in charge of arrangements. NOAH C. BALL PINE BEACH Noah C.

BaU, 64, a retired Army sergeant, died Friday at Walson Army Hopital, Fort Dix. Mr. Ball was an Army veteran of World War II and the Korean War, retiring in 1967 after 20 years service. He was born in Orange and lived in New York and Long Branch before moving here last March. He was a member of Lodge of United Services 1118, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of New York, and Mecca Temple, New York.

Surviving are his wife, the former Maty Gallagher; a brother, Todd, Oregon, and a sister, Mrs. Ella Grimm, Long Branch. The Anderson Campbell Funeral Home, Toms River, is in charge of here; four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. The Colonial Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. MRS.

ALBERT SPECK TOMS RIVER Ann H. Speck, 49, a nurse at Community Memorial Hospital, died Friday at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia. Mrs. Speck was born in Newark and lived here 23 years. Surviving are her husband, Albert; her mother, Mrs.

Lillian Hoover Ramaglia; a son, Craig, at home; two brothers, Athur Ramaglia, West Palm Beach, and Joseph Ramaglia, Montclair, and a sister, Mrs. Peter Suppa, Ocean Township. The Anderson Campbell Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. fied as dum-dum bullets which explode on impact. No bail was set for the men being held in Middlesex County Jail in New Brunswick.

They are scheduled to appear in Woodbridge Municipal Court tomorrow morning. Police said they stopped the car for a motor violation and the gun was found while Garcia and Herman were trying to find the registration for the car. The cocaine was then found in a search of the back seat. The federal Drug Enforcement Agency confiscated the cocaine, police said. The car was northbound on the turnpike near the Woodbridge exit when the arrest occurred, according to Trooper John WOODBRIDGE Six pounds of cocaine valued at $200,000 was seized by federal drug authorities after two men in a car were arrested late Friday night on the New Jersey Turnpike, state police said yesterday.

Also seized was a loaded .357 magnum revolver and 50 bullets, police said. State police charged Herman Garcia, New York City, and Louis Gonzales, Hi-aleah, with possession of cocaine and intent to distribute after police found the drug packed into the rear seat of the car. Garcia was charged with being an alien illegally in the U.S. after questioning by agents of U.S. Immigration Service, police said.

Both were charged with possession of a revolver and bullets. The bullets were identi AUGUST A. BECK TOMS RIVER August A. Beck, 69, a former bus driver, died Friday at Community Memorial Hospital. Mr.

Beck worked 25 years for the New Jersey Public Service Transport, retiring seven years ago. He was born in New York and lived most of his life in Kearny before moving here three years ago. He was a member of the Gilford Park Yacht Club. His wife, the former Estelle Cook, died in January. Surviving are two sons, William, Newark, and August Kearny; a brother, William C-.

and a sister, Mrs. Emma Carroll, here; eight grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. The Anderson Campbel Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. BERNARD G. ARMSTRONG JACKSON TOWNSHIP Bernard G.

Armstrong, 75, of Tennant Club Apartments, a retired truck driver, died Friday at Paul Kimball Hospital, Lakewood. Mr. Armstrong worked 40 years at Allied Chemical Kearny, before retiring 15 years ago. He was born in New York City. He lived in Led! before moving here two years ago.

He was a communicant of St. Veronica's Roman Catholic Church, Howell Township. Surviving are his wife, the former Valerie J. Krasecki; three daughters, Mrs. Carole Lorenz, Ocean Gate, Mrs.

Bernadette Miller, South Orange, and Mrs. Cynthia O-Leary, Willingboro Township; a brother, George; a sister, Mrs. Nancy Vesperman, New York, and eight grandchildren. The Lakewood Funeral Home, Howell Township, is in charge of arrangements. NEW SOLID REINFORCED MISS ANNA MALIA BAYONNE Anna Malia, 65, of West 27th Street died Friday at Queen of Carmel Nursing Home, Marlboro Township.

Miss Malia was a housekeeper working in Central Jersey before retiring. She was born in Bayonne and lived in Central Jersey most of her life. There are no known survivors. The Waitt Funeral Home, Marlboro Township, is in charge of arrangements. MRS.

ELVIN G. FORNOFF NEPTUNE Metta Letzerlck Fornoff, POOL COVERS For All ABOVE GROUND ROUND OVAL POOLS PIUS For All in GROUND 67, of Remsens Mill Road died yesterday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. limit-- Mrs. Fornoff was born in Newark. She lived in Bradley Beach before moving here POOLS 40 years ago.

She was a member of the Ulendoia Bioie Protestant Church. Surviving are her husband, Elvin a Births son, Donald Alexandria a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Essington, Haddon Heights; three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Saunig, New York, Mrs. Jennie Romano, Melbourne, Fla.

and Mrs. Ruth Gifford, here, and four jL. GROMMETS- The Johnson Funeral Home, Wall Town Mfcted Cn Be Tubes ship, is In charge of arrangements. Feetu snrorM' EVERY 2 FT. FOh ADDED STRENGTH bpec To rat 7 Men Tours fit 101 Tint Wei SH Services SAMUEL J.

BROCKLEBANK HOWELL TOWNSHIP Samuel J. Brocklebank, 80, of Howell Road, a retired farmer and carpenter, died Friday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mr. Brocklebank was a farmer and carpenter for more than 50 years. He was a lifelong resident here.

He was a member of Local 2250, Carpenter's Council, Red Bank, and Jerseyville United Methodist Church. He also was a charter member of Jerseyville Grange. He was an Army veteran of World War I. His wife, the former Hazel Strevell, died in 1969. Surviving are a son, Wayne, here; two daughters, Mrs.

Jean Jennings, also here, and Mrs. Ann Salustro, Ocean Township; eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The C.H.T. Clayton Son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Sctentmcilty Formulated Woven Polyethelene Material BOORER WWam ape 10, of Toim River, New 50 0 OFF WINTER Jersey on Tnureoov, seutemoer tveu.

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I9M. Beloved husband of the late Harol Strevell Brocfclebank. Loving father of Wayne, Mrs. Jean Jennings and Mrs. Ann Sakjstro.

Grandfather of eight, great-yi undfufhor of five. Friends and relatives ore Invited to ottend the funeral services. Tueu Sept. to, IW am, at the jersewine unitea Methodist Ourch, Howe Howell Township. Rev.

Fred Paoeti offlddflna. Interment, Adelphkl Cemetery. Paul Kimball Hospital Lakewood Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd, Toms River, Aug.

29, a boy. William and Diane Klimik, Brick Township, Wednesday, a girl. Robert and' Patricia. McCurdy, Jackson Township, Thursday, a boy. Paul and Elizabeth Meliti Toms River, Thursday, a boy.

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Conniff was a deputy chief in the cable department at Western Electric, Kera-ny for 42 years. He retired in 1965. He was born in Jersey City and lived there before moving here 22 years ago. He was a communicant of St. Rose Roman Catholic Church.

He was a member of the Stanley S. Holmes Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of America, Kearny. Surviving are his wife, the former Gene-vive Balbo; a daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Capo-longo, Interlaken; a brother, George, and two sisters, the Misses Elizabeth and Marie, here, and two grandchildren. The Daniel A.

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Teresa Dlttmar, w. Long Branch. Son of Mrs. Josephine Maher, W. Long Branch.

Friends may call Sun 2-4 and 7-9, at the Anderson and Campbell Funeral Home, 703 Main St. Toms River. Services wW be conducted Mon 10 am at the First United Methodist Church of Toms River. Intoi tnenl at me Ocean County Memorial Pang Toms River. FORNOFF Metto of 1204 Remsen Mms Rd Neptune, NJ.

on Sept. 13, 1990, age 47. Beloved wife of Elvm G. Dear mother of Donald G. and Mrs.

Barbara Essington. Sister of Mrs. Dorothy Saunig, Mrs. Jennie Romano and Mrs. Ruth trior a.

Grandmother of four. Funeral services Tues Sept. 16, 1 p.m from the Johnson Funeral Home, Hwy. II, Wan. The Rev.

Frank Merck officiating. Friends and relatives are Invited to can of the funeral home Mori, 5 and 7-9 p-m. LOURIM EmlHa M. of Spring Lake Heights on Sept. 11 19M.

Beloved wife of William. Devoted mofh-STaf Kirk, and Lynette Keller. Dear sister of William, Johanna Ortoel, and Ms la vaktniano. Services II am. Tues.

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Beloved husband of Anna Cole Harmon Nodyne. Memorial funeral services at the Bay Head Oapet, comer of Mam Ave. and Bridge Ave. Bay Head, NJ. on Tuos.

Sept. 14. at 1 p-m. Interment, prlvote. The famey requests that contributions please be mode to the George O.

Nodyne Memorial Fund, for the Jenlilntown Day Nursery, Boeder and Hilltop Rood, Jenklntown, Pa. 1904. The Van Hlse 1 Calks-gan Funeral Home, Point Pleasant Beach, charge of arrangement. PERZLEY Jade died Sept 10, I M0. Shiva wW be observed at the home of his daughter Mrs.

Dorothy Shoos, 411 W. Pork Ave. Ookhurst, commencing Saturday at sundown thru Thursday. Marly services wW be recited each evening at CIS p.m 5fe We Car (IV, MtUS NORTH OF FREEHOLD ORCLE) FSfl HOME MP. UC.

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on Sept 13. I0. Age 39. Beloved wife of Walter, mother of Karen and Donald, daughter of Frank Van Dyke, sister of John Van Dyke. Funeral service Tues.

Sept. at the Frondonl Taylor Lopet Funeral Home, loth and Atkins, Ave. Neptune. Interment, prt-- vote. Friends may caM at the funeral home Mon.

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