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Wtlnvoy.FtD. 13,195 Nick Colasanto; co star Deborah J. D'Ameiio Deborah J. D'Ameiio, 31. of 438 Garland Bangor.

Maine, died Monday of cancer at the borne of her parents at 102 Deergrass Road, Bon Ayre, Hockessia. Mrs. D'Ameiio was a home-maker. She was a graduate of Ursu-line Academy High School and received a degree in nursing from Women's Medical College in Philadelphia. She is survived by her husband, Dr Frank D'Ameiio, a son, Michael at home; two daughters, Sara and Meghan D'Ameiio, both at borne; her parents, Joseph and Eugenie Dunphy, two brothers, Christopher and Robert Dunphy of Hockessin; two sisters, Susan DiRuggiero of Belleville, and Alice Dunphy of Hockessin; and her maternal grandfather, Charles Bacon Sr.

of Holbrook, NY. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Thursday at 10 a.m. at St Mary of the Assumption Church, Lancaster Pike, Hockessin, with burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Ashland. Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 at the Chandler Funeral Home, Lancaster Pike and School-house Road, Hockessin.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to St. Joseph's Hospital, in care of Sister Norberta, Bangor, Maine 04401, or Delaware Hospice, 3519 Silverside William O. Forsbey Jr. William 0. Forsbey Jr.

(3. of 313 Village Road, Lancaster Village, lied of respiratory failure Sunday ill St Francis Hospital, where be bad been a patient since June. -I Mr. Forsbey retired around 1)80 as a cbemist from Da Pont where be was employed at the Experimental Station near Wilmington for 34 years. 1 He was a 1942 graduate in chemistry of Grove City College, Pa and received doctorate in chemistry in 1)41 from Carnegie Technical Institute, Pittsburgh.

He was a Navy veteran of World War II He was a member of the Lions Club of Wilmington Manor, and served as district governor of the Lions in the 1950s. His wife, the former Ruth Jester, died in 1982. He is survived by two sons, William 0. Ill of Voorhees, N.J., and Dr. James of Papermill Farms; a stepdaughter, Ruth Wortz of Sarasota, a brother, David R.

of Potomoc, three sisters, Elva Domenick of Punta Gorda, Macie Creider of Corpus Christi, Texas, and Ruth DeFoggi of Brunswick, six grandchildren, and five step-granddaughters. Services will be tonight at 8 the Doherty-Wickersham Funeral Home, 1900 Delaware where friends may call after 7. Burial will be private. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Delaware Lung Association, 1308 Delaware Wimington 19806. IN ME MORI AM Harry F.

Aikins Harry F. Aikins, II. of 109 E. Cleveland Newark, died Sunday of cancer in Parkview Convalescent Center. 2801 Sixth St Mr.

Aikins retired in 1982 from the food service department at the University of Delaware, after working there eight years. He retired due to illness. Before that be was a sanitation worker with Stanley J. Twardus Inc. in Bear.

He was a member of the Church of the Nazarene in Newark. He is survived by a half brother, Fred Simpson of Wilmington. Services will be 11 45 a m. Thursday in the chapel of Gracelawn Memorial Park, Du Pont Parkway, Wilmington Manor, where friends may call after 11 05 a m. Burial will be in the adjoining memorial park.

Elsie Price HARRINGTON Elsie Price, 81. of 9 E. Liberty died of heart failure Tuesday in Kent General Hospital. Dover. Mrs.

Price retired in 1974 after 20 years with the Aetna Shirt Factory in Harrington. She was a native of Wilmington, and a member of Harrington Senior Center. Her husband. Frank, died in 1965. She is survived by a daughter, Mary Jane Sapp.

with whom she lived; a brother, Henry Trice of Denton, and a sister, Virginia Paskey of Santa Monica, Calif. Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday in Price Funeral Home, 6 Dorman Harrington, where friends may call tonight from 7 to 9. Burial will be in Greensboro (Md Cemetery. Cheers' Asaoruled Prwa LOS ANGELES Actor Nick Colasanto, who portrayed the lovable bartender "Coach" on the NBC comedy series "Cheers," died Tuesday of a heart attack at his home, a network spokesman said.

He was 61 Colasanto. who was recuperating following a recent hospital stay for a heart ailment, had the attack Tuesday while watching television, said Bill Kiley. NBC's director of publicity for comedy shows. Colasanto, who also was Colasanto an accomplished director, had missed filming of the last five episodes of the popular series due to illness. Kiley said.

Four of this season's episodes remain to be filmed. Friends and co-workers had become concerned because Colasanto had lost a large amount of weight recently, said Kiley. Colasanto had been released from the hospital three weeks ago after a two-week stay. The Providence, R.I., native was a regular on "Cheers." and had portrayed the dimwitted but good-natured Coach Ernie Pantusso since the show began in September 1982. Colasanto's acting credits included dozens of television shows, the motion pictures "Raging Bull" and "Family Plot," and several Broadway plays, including "Across Evelyn G.

Young, educator, activist James J.McIntyre James J. Mclntyre. 76, of 1315 Cbadwick Road, Weishire. died of a heart a tuck Monday in Wilmington Hospital. Mr.

Mclntyre retired in 1971 after more than 41 years with Du Pont Co. He held management positions at the Memphis, and Niagara Falls, plants, and at various ordnance plants built and operated by Du Pont during World War He joined the company in 1929 at the Carncys Point, N.J., explosives department plant He became manager of the Memphis Works in 1950, and moved to Wilmington in 1952 to become assistant manager of production for the electrochemical department. He was named manager of works supplies in the department's production division in 1961. He was a native of Philadelphia and graduated from Villanova University in 1929 with a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering. He did graduate work in organic chemistry at Rutgers University.

He was a member of Phi Kappa Phi honor society, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, and the Electrochemical Society. He is survived by his wife, Lilianne a son, John A. of Alexandria. three daughters, Ann Taylor of Virginia Beach, Dorothy Mclntyre at home, and Margaret Boddie of Landenberg, Pa and seven grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Thursday at 11 a.m.

in Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, Liftwood. Friends may call Thursday from 9:30 to 10:30 a m. at McCrery Memorial Funeral Home, 3924 Concord Pike, Taileyville. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish Outreach, 4701 Weldin Road, Liftwood, Wilmington 19803, or the American Heart Association, 4-C Trolley Square, Wilmington 19806. Agnes C.

McDonough SMYRNA Agnes C. McDonough. 86, of Delaware Hospital for the Chronically 111, formerly of Brenda Circle, Ashbourne Hills, died Tuesday in the hospital of heart failure. Mrs. McDonough was a home-maker.

Her husband, Thomas died in 1979. Surviving are a daughter, Elizabeth Dewey of Claymont; two sisters, Elizabeth Koerner of Stratford, N.J., and Mary Riccio of Philadelphia; and a grandson. Services will be 11 a.m. Thursday in Mealey Funeral Home, Seventh and Broom streets, where friends may call after 10. Burial will be private.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to St. Francis Hospital Genesis Fund. Seventh and Clayton streets, Wilmington 19805, or to Delaware Hos-pital for the Chronically 111 Smyrna 19977. Nathan S.Politz Nathan S. Politz, 83.

formerly of Sutton Apartments, Collingswood, N.J., died Monday in the Kutz Home, 503 River Road, where he had lived for six days. Mr. Politz retired about 10 years ago after working for many years in Camden. and Philadelphia as a men's clothier. He was active in B'rith Sholom in southern New Jersey.

His wife, Julia died in 1983. He is survived by a son, Perry of Philadelphia; a daughter, Sarlyn P. Maser of Wilmington; a sister, Blossom Williams of Pompano Beach, a brother, Percy of Silver Spring, and two granddaughters. Graveside services will be this afternoon at 3 in New Camden Cemetery, Mount Ephraim Avenue. Shiva will be observed tonight at the home of Sarlyn P.

Maser, Cliff House Condominums, 2016 Naa-mans Road, Wilmington. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Jewish Community Center Senior Center, Cherry Hill, N.J., 08002. Andrew S. Brown Jr. Andrew S.

Brown 79, of 305 Channel Road, Gordon Heights, was dead on arrival Monday at Wilmington Hospital after a heart attack at home. Mr. Brown retired in 1970 as head cashier after 51 years with Laird stockbrokers, formerly at 100 10th St. in Wilmington. He was an active bowler with the Wilmington Duck Pin League, and a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

He served as financial secretary of the church for many years. He was also a member of the Lutheran Retired Men Luncheon Club. He is survived by his wife, Emily and a brother, Campbell D. Brown of Faulkside. the Board Tomorrow Morning," which earned him a Tony award nomination, and "Hat Full of Rain." He also directed about 100 epi sodes of television shows including "Bonanza," "Columbo," "Name of the Game" and "Hawaii Five-0," and became so successful at it that he all but gave up acting.

He said he preferred directing because it's more acuve. He got his start as a director when actor Ben Gazzara helped him set a directing job on an epi sode of Gazzara 's drama series "Run For Your Life." After that, he spent a lot of time with directors Mark Rydell and Leo Penn learning the nuts and bolts of making films. In an interview last August, Cola- santo said he considered his "Cheers" character as innocent and sweet, not dumb. "I think back to "Columbo. Peter Falk was a very smart cop who played it dumb.

Colasanto, like Ted Danson's character on "Cheers," is a reco vered alcoholic. "I never drank when I worked, so I thought I had control of it," he said. "My Friday nights and Satur day nights were non-stop drinking. I didn't drink on Sunday because I had to work on Monday. He said he stopped drinking by joining Alcoholics Anonymous.

"He's the sweetest man any of us knew," the show's producers, Les and Glen Charles, said in a state ment. The producers canceled Tuesday night's filming of the Emmy award-winning show, said NBC spokeswoman Joy Peterson. alternate delegate to the Republican National Convention. In the meantime, Mrs. Young became part of a study committee looking into emotional problems that children face in school.

That work eventually led to establishment of the Family Education Center in the Wilmington area. Mrs. Young was vice president of the Delaware Congress of Parents and Teachers, and sought state money to establish kindergartens in public schools. She was also active in the Delaware Educational Television Association, promoting television as a major teaching tool in the schools, and was active in getting Channel 12 designated as an educational television station. She also supported the United Negro College Fund and the CARE package drives.

Her husband, James H. Young a career Du Pont Co. employee, died in 1981. Surviving are a son, James H. Young Jr.

of Bermuda; a daughter, Nancy J. Young of East Saltoun, Scotland; two sisters, Elizabeth Coghill of Wilmington and Edna Fotheringham of Wynnewood, and three grandchildren. A memorial service will be Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Wilmington Friends Meetinghouse, Fourth and West streets. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Family Education Center, in care of Grace Episcopal Church, 4900 Concord Pike, Wilmington 19803.

Elkton, which he operated until 1938. He established the Glasgow Arms Restaurant at U.S. 40 and Delaware 896 in 1937. Although he recently became semi-retired, he worked at Glasgow Arms until two weeks before he died. He was a charter member of Elkton Kiwanis Club.

His wife, Agnes, died in 1979. He is survived by a daughter, Mary S. Murphy of Newark; a son, John A. Sclavos of Glasgow; a sister Maria Chanoutsos of Piraeus, Greece; four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Friday in Gee Funeral Home, 259 E. Main Elkton, where friends may call Thursday after 7 p.m. Burial will be in All Saints Cemetery, Kirkwood Highway. Daisy B. Adams LEWES Daisy B.

Adams, 75, of D. 2, died of heart failure Tuesday in Beebe Hospital. Mrs. Adams was a homemaker. Her husband, John died in 1977.

There are no immediate survivors. Services will be private. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the building fund of Long Neck United Methodist Church, Miiisboro 19966. By PHIL MILFORD Staff reporter Evelyn G. Young, a music teacher and former vice president of the Delaware Congress of Parents and Teachers, died of heart failure Sunday at Friends Hall Nursing Home in West Chester, where she had lived since 1977.

Mrs. Young, 82, formerly of Lyndhurst Avenue, McDaniel Heights, was well-known in Delaware for her political activities, her teaching and her efforts over many years to champion kindergartens and improve education generally. Born in Bryn Mawyr, Mrs. Young was a graduate of the former West Chester State Teachers College (now West Chester University) and did post-graduate work at New York University, majoring in music. She taught music in West Chester elementary schools, Wilmington Friends School and local schools for the mentally handicapped.

She was a pianist. From 1939 to 1942, Mrs. Young operated a private kindergarten. After that, she helped set up a lending library in the Taileyville area, a project that led to construction of the present New Castle County Library branch on Concord Pike at Sharpley. After World War II, Mrs.

Young became active in "Independent Republican" politics, working on party reform, battling machine politicians and attempting to upgrade the quality of General Assembly candidates. In 1956, she was an Koad, Ridgely Building, Wilmington 19810. Elizabeth C. Coerver CROZET, Va. Elizabeth C.

Coerver, 76, of Smallwood Farm, formerly of Wilmington, died Saturday of a stroke in University of Virginia Hospital, Charlottesville. Mrs. Coerver formerly lived on Nottingham Road in the Wilmington suburb of Wawaset Park. She was office manager for approximately 12 years for the late Dr. Catherine Johnson, a Wilmington obstetrician.

She moved to Crozet in 1969. She is survived by her daughter, Phyllis C. Jones, with whom she had lived; a son, Robert A. Jr. of New Hampshire; and four grandchildren.

Services and burial will be today in Whitehall. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Western Albermarle Rescue Squad, Crozet, Va. 22932. R. Guy Downing R.

Guy Downing, 95, of 2413 Heather Road West, Heatherbrook, formerly of Nashville, died Tuesday in Kentmere-Home of Merciful Rest. Mr Downing retired in 1953 as a certified public accountant with the comptroller's office of the state of Tennessee. He continued work in private practice until age 88. He came to Wilmington in 1978. Before joining the Army to serve in World War he was a farmer in western Tennessee.

He was a member of the American Legion, the Disabled American Veterans and the Veterans of World War I. His wife, Hazel died in 1974. Surviving is his son, Roland Granville, with whom he lived; three grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services and burial will be Saturday in Nashville. Shawn L.

Washington Shawn Leonard Washington, 13, of 2020 W. Newport Pike, died of respiratory failure Saturday at home. He had been ill with cerebral palsy. He could not attend school due to his illness. He is survived by his mother, Shirlene E.

Washington, with whom he lived; his father, OIlie Booker of Wilmington; his maternal grandparents, Jeanette and Noble Washington Sr. of Wilmington; his paternal grandparents, Charles and Myrtle Woodard of Wilmington; and his paternal great-grandmother, Virginia Cooper of Wil-' mington. Services will be Friday at 1 p.m. in New Mount Olive Baptist Church, 1402 N. Market where friends may call two hours before services.

Burial will be in Grace lawn Memorial Park, Du Pont Highway, Wilmington Manor. The family will receive friends after the service at 1203 N. Du Pont St. Theresa M. Ventresco Theresa M.

Ventresco, 83, of 324 W. Summit Elmhurst, formerly of Rigdon Road, Vilone Village, died Sunday of heart failure in St. Francis Hospital. Mrs. Ventresco was a plant worker at Electric Hose Rubber Co.

in Wilmington until the late 1940s. She was born in Coblenz, Germany, and moved to the United States in 1921. She was a member of Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Elsmere for many years. Her husband, Ralph, died in 1968. Surviving are a daughter, Marian Nowell, with whom she lived; six grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Thursday at 10 a.m. in Corpus Christi Catholic Church, 901 New Road, Elsmere. Friends may call Thursday from 9 to 9:30 a.m. at Hirzel Suburban Funeral Home, 201 S. Maryland Elmhurst.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Corpus Christi Church building fund, 901 New Road, Elsmere 19805. ALiCN la lovtftf memory of our 0or mother, Jotepnine M. Mn, who passed away Feoruery U. HSf Sadly missed ov her fomity COlCArM lovme mtmory o) my Husband, Samuel Cotgein on mt iirttidey, fWin'i 13 iarttv mitsed no' not forgotten bv nis Wife Mary, Cftndren, Grandchildren I Great Orendcrmdren NAMmON Mapov birthday to our beloved ALBERT HAMPTON A Attractive end Understanding, Loved in ovary way, fteeuieout oersoneitty, nnemened our avarvdav. ftesoectine our desires, I-Toteraima everyming.

Acceotine and carina of othert. was her tnmo. Honestly toMwed her. A Adorable ai we wes, Memories aiwavt be with her Prayers ot me umeen one -Trust in me Lord." me laid, Obeying His lew, Nourishing Hit evervword. For those who remain betow.

Sadly Missed, Your Sons. Maurice Sr. A Oion, grandchildren. Family 1 Friends HAMPTON tn toying memory of Alberta V. i6enl Ross on her SOtn birthday, Feb.

Uth. 'A heart of aoid stopped beating. Two turning em at rest. Ood broa our heartt to prove Ha only tenet the beit Sadly milled and dearly loved The Family IHtPK -For Our Alict M. who left ut one year ago today.

The dart are lone, the aignit it longer The emotvneu HJtt won't go away. Your presence ilia felt And icari tuit teem to have their way. juit itn'i the lame lince vou neve gone And arhing hearts fceeo going on There nn'l a day thai I don't mist Your gentle touch and loving km. You were God'i greatest gnt to me A orecioul Ireaiura in every way. Mother, you were my ideal I'd give anything lo have you here todey.

Loving Vou Beyond Compare Eleanor, Evelyn 4 BIN WMITTAKiP Hi loving memory of my Hut-band, our Father and Grandfather, Henry Dover Whittaker, who palled away 10 yeart ago today, Feoruery 13, l75 month of February comet with tad regrett, ft bringt back memoriet we than never forget. We are lonely without you. We remember you tiia. For we love and mm you, and aiwavt wiH Sadly mitied bv Wile, Cora, Children Cora I Dean, Grandchildren 1 Great Grandchildren WILMS in loving memory of Henry Winner, Jr On February 13, three veart aeo the good Lord laid it wt time to go We know we won't tee vou in (hit worm in which we live. At we tit bv your grave with love in our heartt we aik God why He tore ut apart.

The flowers we place where we come lo vitit vou it a token of our love that we have tor you. You might be very far away but the memory of the love we there win ttav our heartt and mmdt forever. Sadly mmed and dearly loved by wile. Kathleen and daughter Ebony CARD OF THANKS HAMILTON The family of Lloyd Hamilton ecknowiedget with deepeit appreciation the kmdneii thown bv the Pock of Aget Baptitt Church, Lodge No. AM and PHA, membert ot Corinthian Contittorv No.

5 PHA, Ford Funeral Home, family and friend! during Ihit time ot bereavement. Joseph Hamilton I Family MOOOY we would like to express our appreciation and thanks to Bishop L.T. Biackshear and members of Ml. Calvary Temple COG.IC. Rev Paul Hilton, Congo Funeral Home, relatives, neighbors end friends, tor your prayers, support, flowers, cards, contributions and kindnesses extended lo ut during the recent loss of our husband, father and brother, Ernest L.

Moody, Sr. Sincerely, Louise P. Moody and Family DEATH NOTICES ARONE In thtt city on February 9, 1905, Lena tterone. wile of the lata Anthony J. Barone ot 311 Booth Or Perm Acres, formerly of Wilmington, DE.

Age 97 veart. Reiativet and tr tends ere invited to attend the Matt of Chrittian Burial on Wednesday morning February Uth at TOam from our Lady of Fatima C. Church, 101 Dupont Pkwy, Wilmington Manor. Interment Cathedral Cemetery. Friendt mov call on Tuet-dev evening atier el the SPICE R-MULLIKEN FUNERAL HOME.

Dupont Pkwy. and Van Buren Pkwy Wilmington Manor. In lieu of ftow-ert contributions may be made to Si. Vincent dePaul Society, co Our Lady of Falima C. Church, Dupont Wilmington Manor, New Castle.

DE 19720. MOWN In this city on Monday, February 11, I9U5, Andrew S. Brown, Jr age 79 yeart, husband ot Emily Brown, of 305 Channel Rd Gordon Heights Relatives and friends are invited to the service et the BEE SON FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, 412 Philadelphia Pike, this coming nursdav afternoon, Feoruery 14 at 1:30, and the committal in Gracelawn Memorial Park. You are eso invited to cott on his family at Ihe tunerol home and chapel this Thursday afternoon after 12 45 Contribution are suggested to the Memorial Fund ot Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Con-Cord Ave. and Madison DE 19102.

CARLSEN thit city on February 11, 1905, Carl Brooklyn" Carlsen, husband of Dorothy "Carroll" Carlsen, of leOS Si. Eliiabeih SI Wilmington, DE Age 60 yrs Relatives and fnends are invited to attend the funerel from the DOMERTY-WICKERSHAM FUNERAL HOME, 3200 Limestone on Thursday morning, Feoruery 14. 1915, at 9 o'clock. A Mass of Christian wM be offered al SI Eluabeth't C. nurch, Cedar end Clayton el 10 o'clock Interment al Cathedral Cemetery.

Friendt may can at the Dohertv-Wickersriam Funeral Home, on Wednesday evening alter 7 o'clock. OOWNING ihit city on February 1905 Roland G. Downing, age 95 veart, husband of me lete Haiet Downing, formerly of Nashville, TN Father of Roland Granville Downing of Heatherbrook with whom he had formerly lived Aise survived by three erendchildren and two great-grandchildren. The service and committal win be ottered Neshvitle. TN Service arrangements through Ihe BEE SON FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL.

O'AJMELIO On February 11, 1905. at her parents home. Deborah O'Ametio, wife of Dr Frank O'Amelio Mother of Sara. Meghan and Michael D'Ameiio Daughter of Joseph and Eugenie Ounphy. Sister of Christopher, Robert, and Alice Dunphy end Susan DiRuggiero, age 31 veers.

Relatives end friends ere invited to attend the most ot Chrittian burial which win be offered on Thursday, February 14, at 10AM, al SI. Mary Of The Assumotion RC Church, Lancaster Pike, Hockessin Friends may can on Wednesday evening, from 7 untM al the CHANDLER FUNERAL HOME, Lancaster Pike al School House Rdj, Hockessin. Interment win be in SI Patrick 't Cemetery, at Athiand In lieu ot flowers the lemily sugeetl contributions to either SI. Joseph's Hospital, co Sister Norberta, Bangor, Mam 04401 or the Delaware Hospice, 3519 Silver-tide Rd. Wilm.

DE 19010. DEATH NOTICES ELLISON In the Christiana Hospital on February IMS, Elsie i wile at trvm Enison, Jr. ol 304 Be'dl Ave New Cottle, Age 61 years Reaiivei and triendt are invited to oiiend the lunerei services at the New Castle United Methodist Church. 5 to Delaware St New Castle on Wednesday afternoon, February 13 at 2pm interment Gracelawn Memortel Park Friends may can at the church from 1 IS until service time in lieu of flowers contributions may be ma to New Castle United Methodist Church, 510 Delaware Si New Cattle, DE lv7H or the American Cancer Society, Mm Lovering Ave, Wiimingion, DE 19006 Arrangements bv GEB-HART FUNERAL HOMES FALKOWSKI At her late residence on Sunday February 10. IvIS.

Frances (Zeiecikowski). wile of Tnomes Faikowski of 312 Van Buren Avenue. Wilmington Manor, aged 66 years Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass ot Christian Burial on Thursday morning February Mm at 10am Our Lady ot Fatima RC Church Burial will be in Cathedral Cemetery Friends may can Wednesday evening alter 7pm at the JOHN YASIK AND SON, INC FUNERAL HOME. 607 Harrison SI Family reouests that memorial donations be sent lo the Delaware Hospice, 3SI9 Siivernde Rd, Wilmington, De IW 10 HOLVECK In Mltisboro. DE on Saturday, February 1905 mil A husband ot Lena Hoiveck, of 679 Blue Jay Lane, Pot Neis.

Miiisboro. DE Age 61 years REIativet and fnendi are invited to attend the services on Wednesday morning, February 13. at 11.00, el the MCCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Kirkwood Hwv Duncan Rd. where friends may can Tuesday evening, alter 700 Interment win be in Gracelawn Memorial Park, Dupont Hwy. KELLE In Jennersville, on February 10, 198S.

William A son of the lata William and Anna Keiiev of 300 Pennsylvania Avenue, Elkton, MD. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass Of Christian Burial ai the Immaculate Conception Church Bow Street. Elklon MD on Friday morning, February IS, at 1100, where friends may call one hour prior. Interment private In lieu ot flowers please make contributions to the tmmacuieie Conception Church, Box 345, Bow SI. Elklon.

MD 21921. ARRANGEMENTS BY THE MEALEY FUNERAL HOME. MclNTYRE In this city on February 11, 190S. James ot 1315 Chadwtck Road, Weishire. Aged 76 years Husband of Lilianne S.

Mclntyre Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mast ot Christian Burial on Thursday. February 14, at Ham at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 4701 Weidm Road Entombment et Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may can at the McCRERY MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 3924 Concord Pike on Thursday morning from 9 30-10 30. In lieu ot Mowers contributions may be made to IHS Parish Outreach or Delaware Heart Association, 4C Trolley So MELSON In Scott Nursing Home, Smyrna, De on Monday. February 11, 1915 William K.

Melton, age 04 yeart Husband of the late Ethel Meison, formerly of 404 Lore Ave. Hiiicrest. Father of William L. i Meison and Dorothy M. Hammer.

-'pAW Also survived bv tour dren and one great-grandchild. Ay Reietives and friends are invited to the service at Ihe BEE SON FUNERAL HOME a. CHAPEL. 417 Philadelphia Pike, this coming Thursday morning. February 14 al II, and the committal in Gracelawn Memorial Park You are also invited to con on his tamiiy at the lunerat home chapel this Thursday morning after 10.

MOOSE On February 10, 1905, Lena Eliiabeih Moose, mother of Rebecca A Nock, formerly of 75 Hoiden Drive, Rambieton Acres. New Caslle, aged 60 years Grandmother of Bill Holly and Heather Nock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass ot Christian Burial al Our Lady ol Fatima RC Church, Wilmington Manor, on Friday, February 15th, al 11 o'clock. Interment in Cathedral Cemeiery. Friends may cad one hour prior to the service at the SPICER MULLIKIN FUNERAL HOME, 1000 N.

DuPont Parkway, Wilmington Manor. SCLAVOS Al his residence. Old Posl Rd Newark, DE on February II, 1905, Gus A husband of the late Agnes Sclavos and lather of Mary S. Murphy ot Newark, DE and John A. Sclavos.

Glasgow, DE. Brother of Maria Chan-outsos of Piraeus, Greece. Also survived bv tour grandchildren and two great grandchildren Aged 86 years Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services on Friday afternoon, February 15ih al 2 00 from the GEE FUNERAL HOME. 259 Mam Elklon, MD Interment in Ail Saints Cemetery, Wilm. Friends may can the Gee Funeral Home on Thursday evening atier 7pm.

SHOCKLEY In Ihit city on February 9, 1985, Julia, wife of the late Rev. Earl Shockiev, of The Methodist Country House, age 93 years. Relatives end friends are invited lo attend the services on Wednesday afternoon, February 13, at 200, at the MCCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Kirkwood Hwy Duncan Rd, Interment win be in Townsend Cemeiery, Townsend, DE. There win be no viewing In lieu of flowers the family reouests contributions be made to the Methodist Country House. 4830 Kennett Pike, Wilm DE or Ihe Immanuel United Melhodisl Church, Townsend, DE.

VENTRESCO in SI Francis Hospital on Sunday February 10, 1985, Theresa wile of the late Ralph Ventresco of 324 Summit Avenue, Flmhursl formerly of 2 Rigdon Rd, Vilone Village, aged 83 years Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass ot Christian Burial al Corous Christi RC Church, Elsmere on Thursday morning, February Uth, at 10 o'clock. Friends may call from 9-9 30am al Ihe HIR2EL SUBURBAN FUNERAL HOME, 201 Maryland Avenue, ElmhursI (Richardson Park) Interment Cathedral Cemeiery In lieu of flowers, Ihe tamiiy suggests contributions to Ihe Corpus Chritti Building Fund, Elsmere, De 19805. WARO In the Veteran's Administrotion Hospital, on February 10, 1984, Beltord Ward, husband ol Elsie M. Ward, and lather of Bobby J. Ward.

George Ward, David Lee Ward, Earl T. Ward, Peggy Ann Hahn and Sandra Ann Wingo ot 1701 Southwev Or Kimberton. Age 70 years Relatives and friends are invited to attend lunerat services at Gracelawn Chapel on Thursday, February I4ih al 2 00 Friendt may can at Gracelawn Memorial Chapet 45 mmutet prior to service time Interment in Gracelawn Memorial Park Friends may call on Wednesday evening alter 7 at the WARWICK FUNERAL HOME, 121 w. Park Place. WATTS In VA Hospital, on February I.

1905, Chaimus Walls, age 67, of 110 Rodney St, Brother of Julia Carpenter. 6roiher-tn-Law of William Caroenter. Also survived by other relatives and friends Reietives and friends ere invited to attend funeral services al CONGO FUNERAL HOME, 201 Gray Ave, on Wednesday, February 13. al IPM. Interment in Riverview Cemetery on Thursdey morning.

Friends may can at Ihe funeral home on Thursday, from a 0PM WILLIAMS In Dover. DE on February 9. 1985. Waller husband of Eliiabeih of Clayton, DE. Aged 91 years Reiativet and friends are invited 10 oitend the services on Wednesday morning February 13 at HAM from the McCRERY MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 3924 Concord Pike, Taileyville where friends may can I hour prior to service time Interment win be in Fairiewn Cemeiery, Dallon, PA on Thursday afternoon at IPM.

Gus A. Sclavos, set up Glasgow Arms in 1937 Gus A. Sclavos, 88, of Old Post Road, died of arteriosclerosis Monday at home. Mr. Sclavos was born in Greece and moved to the United States in 1917.

His first job was a toolmaker at Bethlehem Steel in Baltimore. He later became co-owner of the Howard Hotel in Elkton, and in 1931 opened the Elk Restaurant in Evelyn E.B. Hazzard Evelyn E. Burns Hazzard, 77, of Brandywine Convalescent Center, Greenbank Road, formerly of Lorewood Avenue, Elmhurst, died of pneumonia Tuesday in Riverside Hospital. Mrs.

Hazzard, a housewife, was a native of Wilmington. She was a member of St Matthew's Catholic Church. Her husband, William died in 1964. She is survived by a daughter, Evelyn R. Hazzard of Wilmington; and two sisters, Ruthe K.

Burns and Mary B. Smith, both of Wilmington. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Friday in St. Matthew's Catholic Church, Maryland Avenue, Woodcrest.

Friends may call Thursday after 7 p.m. at Doherty-Wickersham Funeral Home, 1900 Delaware Ave. Burial will be in All Saints Cemetery, Kirkwood Highway. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Beeson Funeral Home Chapel, 412 Philadelphia Pike, where friends may call after 12:45.

Burial will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park, Du Pont Highway, Wilmington Manor. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the memorial fund of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Concord Avenue and Madison Street, Wilmington 19802. a el a an a a ahh..