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OBITUARIES Death Notices rDOTTV iMtla I Am in ME P.CER WTHlam D. (Dukelof nt, pu on jury hi, ivse. Beloved husband of Margaret (nee Rowland). Devoted father of Haene Fiaum and the Douglas Mercer. Also survived 1984 of Saddle Brook.

Beloved wife of the late Patrick J. Aunt of Mary E. Gore and several other nieces and nephews. Funeral Mass at St. Philip The Apostle R.C.

Church, Saddle Brook Friday 930 AM. Interment George Washington Memoriai Park. The family will receive mefr friends at the Vander Plaat Colonial Home Inc. 13-31 Saddle River Rd, Fair ov a grenoemtoren ana greet arendchikl. Funeral service at McCorry Bros.

Funeral Home, 70 Anderson Cliffside Pk. on Friday, July 13 at 1 1 AJVi. Cremation to follow at the Garden RIZ70 Marcefta of Englewood J. on Monday Jury 9, 1984. Beloved wife of Anthony.

Mother of Anthony R. Jr-Thomas J. and the late John Sister of Mrs. Edna Wilson, Mrs. Gertrude Zwetuiger, Mrs.

Irene Bergman, Mrs, Theresa Rainy, Milton, Edwin Boss and the late Wimelmlna Horvarh. Also survived by seven grandchildren. Reposing at the Quirk Funeral Home, 99 Engie Street, Englewood, NJ. Funeral Mass at St Cecilia's R.C. Church, Englewood, on Thursday ri AJVL Interment Mt.

Carrnef Cemetery, Tenafly. The family will receive their friends Tuesday and Wednesday from 3-S and 7-9 PM Lawn gn inursoay 2-4 ana state crematory. North Bergen. Friends mav call 7-9 M. Wednesday and 2-4 and 7-9 PM.

i nursoav. tnterprise Lodge 31 F. AM. of Jersey City will conduct rtfuAliitif servlreft on OUDAR Elizabeth (nee Schuti) on July W. 1984 of Dumont, NJ.

Beloved wife of Walter 1. Devoted mother of Steven and Thursday, July 12 al I PM at the wnerai noma. Wanda Dudar. Dear sister of Henry Schuti and Rosa Bunk. The Funeral Mass Friday 930 a i oi.

nwrri Lnurcn, Dumont. The family wll receive friends Wednesday and Thursday, 3-S and 7-9 PM at the rrecn runerai noma, lei wasn- fcnoton Awt, Dumont. ROBERTSON Ruth of Whiting. NJ formerly of Harrington Park on Sunday July 1. 1984.

Wife SI the late James C. Robertson, ister of the late Margaretta E. Mount, Elsie A. Cooper and George Ward. Aunt of Elma Blowers and George Ward, Jr.

Service at Becker Funerel Home of Westwood, 219 Klnderkameck Rd on Friday at 1 lAMJnterment Westwood Cemetery. The family win receive their friends on Friday at 10-11 AM. A memoriai service wte be held at Community Reformed Church. Whiting, NJal a time to be announced. MULLEN AUen S.of Closter, NJ on Monday July 9, 1984 Beloved husband of Leonia.

Father of Jeanne, William and Henry. Brother of Alfred. Also survived by three grandchildren. Reposing at the Quirk Funeral Home, 245 County Road, Tenafly, NJ. Funeral Mass St.

Mary's R.C. Church, Closter, J. on Friday af 1030 AJVL Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Bkmmftetd, NJ. Family will receive their friends Wednesday and Thursday from 3-5 and 7-9 PJM.

HICKEY James. B. of Ten- on Monday July 1984. pewveo nusoand Of wutry. SI Russell H.

Freeman, housing chief Russell H. Freeman of Fort Lee, executive director of the Fort Lee Housing Authority, died Monday. Mr. Freeman was the first director of the authority, which was begun in 1969 to help provide housing for senior citizens. Recently, Mr.

Freeman was responsible for obtaining a grant for a 40-unit development in the borough. "He was a great organizer and worker, said Joseph Skelly, the authority's attorney. Mr. Freeman served 17 years as secretary and chairman of the Fort Lee Planning Board. Before retiring in 1967, he was a purchasing agent for Allied Chemical for 25 years.

He was a member of the Wakefield Rising Star Masonic Lodge 211 and the Church of the Good Shepherd, both in Fort Lee. He was also a member of the Salaam Temple of Livingston and the American Association of Retired Persons. Surviving are his wife, Jeannette M. Lyons Freeman; a daughter, Joanne C. Wentworth; three sisters, Ada Kurz, Annie Merkle, and Florence Kraut; and three brothers, Oliver, Raymond, and William.

Services are tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. at the Church of the Good Shepherd, with burial in Hackensack Cemetery. Friends may visit today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Heus Funeral Home, Fort Lee. A masonic service will be held tonight at 8 at the funeral home.

Thomas Sottas, was real-estate Michael, James and John. Son of Mrs. Catherine Hickey. Brother of Mrs. Catherine Bonnie, Mrs.

Irene Dunne, Mrs. May Shaver, John and Michael. Dear grandfather of Conor. Reposing at the Quirk Funeral Home, 74 Knickerbocker Road, CressklH, NJ. Funeral Mass at St.

Theresa's R.C Church, CresskW, NJ Thursday 9 TO A Intarmant private, t-amiiv win receive their ROSEN Clement The members, associates and staff of the lew firm of Stein, Joseph and Rosen record with sorrow the passing or our valued partner and friend and the fether of our esteemed coMeague, David A. Rosen, we extend heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. friends Tuesday and Wednesday HUNTLEY Irene Miriam In MYERS Elmer age 14, of Eaybreak Farm, South Salem, ew York, formerly of Hackensack. Husband of Barbara Wlsninsky Myers. Retired stock broker, and an original founder and first Vice President of the Security Traders Association of New York.

A mass of Christian burial win be celebrated on Friday morning at 10 A.M. at St. Marys R.C. Church, Ridgefield, Conn. Interment with full military honors In St Mary's Cemetery.

Friends wll be received at the Kane Funeral Home, 41 Catoonah St, Ridgefield. Com. on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 PJVL airong; or fcimwood Pk. Beloved wife of Winfield S. Loving mother of Lvnn Vaccaro, Eve Stark and Debbie Hofmann.

Dear sister of Charles and Mrs. William SCOTT Helen WH 71, of Red Hook. NY, July 9 at Rhlnebeck, N.Y. Former Assistant Director of Nursing at Beroen Pines Paramus. N.J.

ountv Hospital, Para iwariet Murpnv. Also a grandchildren. Vititino and urvlnt at the Hampden Funeral Home, 45 Western Hampden. Maine 04444. Arrangements by the Patrick J.

Come Funeral Home, runerai services win oe neta PM Thursday, July 12 at Burnett Rockefeller Funeral Home. 42 West Market St, Red Hook, N.Y, A Memorial Service win be held Friday, July 20 at 2 P.M. at the CHARLES "BUDDY- CARROLL, 53, of Pompton Plains died Monday. He was a member of International Association of Bridge, Structural, and Ornamental Ironworkers of America Local 387, Atlanta, and worked out of Local 11 in. northern New Jersey.

He was a Navy veteran. Surviving are bis wife, Gale Winrow Carroll; two brothers, H. Max of Belleville and Lee Roy of Freeport, and a sister, Norma Lee Rogers of Marietta, Ga. Services are Friday at 10 a.m. at the M.

John Scanlan Funeral Home, Pompton Plains, with burial in Pompton Plains Cemetery. Friends may visit tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. CECILIA PORTIZO CORVTN, 88, of Sunrise, formerly of Jersey City and Hasbrouck Heights, died Sunday. Surviving are four daughters, Frances Rose of Sunrise, Lucille Moss of Mahwah, Pauline Dowd of Wood-Ridge, and Cecilia Best of Novate, a sister, Ann Sciavo-lino of Hollywood, a brother, Frank of Jersey City; seven grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. Her husband, Paul, died in 1956.

A mass will be said Friday at 10 a.m. at Corpus Christi R.C. Church, Hasbrouck Heights, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington. Friends may visit today and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Kohler Funeral Home, Wood-Ridge.

JESSIE LOCKHART CROTTY, 81, of Saddle Brook died yesterday. Before retiring, she was a secretary for the Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Company, Hackensack. She was a parishioner of St Philip the Apostle R.C. Church, Saddle Brook, and a member of the Saddle Brook Art Club. Surviving is a niece, Mary E.

Gore of North Miami, Fla. Her husband, Patrick died in 1972. A mass will be said Friday at 9:30 a.m. at St Philip the Apostle Church, with burial in George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus. Friends may visit tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

at the Vander Plaat Colonial Home, Fair Lawn. MARIE DE GRAW, 51, of Butler, formerly of Bloomingdale, died Monday. Surviving is her mother, Edna De Graw Emmens of Butler. Services, are tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Richards Funeral Home, Riverdale, with burial in Mount Rest Cemetery, Butler.

Friends may visit tonight from 7 to 9. ELIZABETH SCHUTZ DlDAR, 53, of Du-mont died yesterday. Born in Germany, she came to this country in 1958 and lived in Brooklyn before moving to Dumont 20 years ago. She was a member of the Rosary Altar Society of St Mary's R.C. Church, Dumont, and served as a volunteer at Englewood Hospital.

Surviving are her husband, Walter a son, Steven, and a daughter, Wanda, both at home; and a brother, Henry, and a sister, Rosa Bunk, both in Germany. A mass will be said Friday at 9:30 a.m. at St Mary's Church. Visiting hours are today and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Freeh Funeral Home, Dumont FRANK L.

FISHER, 66, of Wayne died yesterday. Before retiring last year, he worked at Royal Master Grinders, Oakland, for seven years. Previously, he had been an experimental machinist for the Curtiss-Wright Corporation, Wood-Ridge, for 32 years. He was an Army Air 12 3 morei cwnwooo m. MC KEON Margaret! of Ten- County Hospital, Paramus.

Donations are requested to the American Cancer Society In memory of Mrs. Scan. NUCKEL-Florence (nee Walsh) on luesoay.jutv of Linie Ferry, NJ. Beloved wife of Emu L. Dear mother of William June Perez, the late James the late Donald G.

and the lale John WALKER Elizabeth "Mlckey- any, ih.j. un juiv iu, ivm. survived bv 1 niece and 2 nephews. Reposing at the Quirk Funeral Home. 24S County Rd, Tenafly NJ.

Funeral Mass Mt. CarmM Ri. Church, Tenafly, N.J. Thursday 10 A.M. Interment Ml.

Carmel Cemetery. The family will receive their friends Wednesday from 3 to Send 7 to 9. vtonnei in Kiogewooo, jury I. 1984. Beloved wife of the late Lester of Allendale.

Dear mother of Mrs. Mae Wagner. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday at 9:30 A.M. Rnourrl- from the the cf-Kotran Funeral Home. 943 E.

Tim Street. t. sister or james i waisn, Bessie Rappokj, Eleanora Craig and Mary Brown. Also survived by 21 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren. Funeral Service on Friday, July 13 at 1030 A.M.

al the Trinka-Faustlnl Funeral Home, 233 Liberty Street, Little Ferry. Interment Maple Grove Park Cemetery, Hackensack. Visiting Thursday 34 and 7 9 PM Cemetery Plots Paterson. And 10 A.M. bur Lady of Lords R.C.

Church. Peterson. Interment following Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Totowa Boro, Friends may call Thursday 7-9 PJVL and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PJVL CRESTHAVEN, Clifton 2 Graves avaljabta. Choice location. Can broker, builder otto E.

Albrecht, 84, Thomas V. Sollas, chairman of the Paramus musicologist, curator Planning Board from 1953 to 1954, died Saturday. The Ridgewood resident, formerly of Paramus and Paterson, was 84. He was born in Italy. Before retiring, Mr.

Sollas was a builder and real-estate broker in Bergen County for 35 years. He was a member of the Northwest Bergen Board of Realtors. An Army veteran of World War he served as coordinator of transportation for Passaic, Bergen, and Morris counties during World War II. He was a member of the Draft Appeal Board of Passaic County, and received a certificate of commendation from Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Truman.

He was a member of the Elks and the Kiwanis Club, both in Paterson, and the Knights of Columbus chapter in Passaic. He was a breeder and judge of boxer dogs. Surviving are his wife, Nan Broderick Sol-las; two daughters, Phyllis Mahony of Ho-Ho-Kus and Elizabeth Sibilia of Interlaken; a son, Thomas V. Jr. of Bay Head; a sister, Mrs.

James Purpura; a brother, George; 13 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Donations to the Sister Lucy Ministry, in care of Mount Carmel R.C. Church in Ridgewood, would be appreciated. Arrangements were by the John J. Feeney Sons Funeral Home, Ridgewood.

him upon his retirement from teaching in 1970. Albrecht earned his bachelor of arts degree from Penn in 1921, then attended the University of Copenhagen for one year before returning to Penn in 1923 to teach French. Albrecht was awarded a master's degree in French in 1925, followed by a doctorate in French literature in 1931. He also was fluent in six other foreign languages and read both Latin and Greek. From 1945 to 1946, he served as the United States representative to the Inter-Governmental Committee on Refugees in Bavaria.

In 1961, he worked in the Soviet Union as the music specialist for the U.S. State Department Albrecht was an honorary life member of the American Musicolo gical Society, an honorary fellow of the Pierpoint Morgan Library, and chaintjan of the American Music The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA Self-taught musicologist and author Otto E. Albrecht who retired in 1970 after 47 years as a professor and museum curator at the University of Pennsylvania, has died. He was 84. Albrecht with no formal training in music, became a lecturer at Penn's music department in 1938 and gained fame for his studies of Brahms, music sources, American music, music publishers, and musi-cology in Germany.

His best known book is "Senses of Autographed Music Manuscripts of European Composers in American Libraries," published in 1937. Albrecht died Friday at St. Mary Hospital. Services were incomplete. Albrecht developed a cataloging system for original compositions that is still used at Penn.

The music library, where he worked as curator until his death, was renamed after Funeral Home, Cliffside Park, with cremation at Garden State Crematory, North Bergen. Visiting hours are tonight from 7 to 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. STEPHEN M. PLATT, 30, of Fair Lawn died yesterday. A graduate of Fair Lawn High School and Rutgers University, News Brunswick, he attended graduate school at the University of Miami.

Surviving are his wife, Linda Wagner Piatt; and his parents, Sidney and Edith Piatt -and a brother, Arthur all of Fair Lawn. Services are tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Louis Suburban Chapel, Fair Lawn, with entombment in the Sanctuary of Abraham and Sarah at Cedar Park Cemetery, Paramus. A mourning period will be observed at the Piatt residence in Fair Lawn. Donations to a favorite charity would be appreciated.

MARGARET M. TEARLE RINALDI, 67, of Englishtown, formerly of Saddle River, died Sunday. She was a member of the Freehold Area Hospital Volunteers Association and the Good Neighbors Association of Englishtown. She served as a volunteer at Valley Hospital's Kurth Cottage, Ridgewood. She attended Barnard College in New York City and was a 1938 graduate of New York University.

Surviving are two daughters, Kathi Meding of Allendale and Lisa of Long Beach, three sons, Michael of Bea-verton, Thomas of Allendale, and Peter of Portland, her mother, Margaret Tearle of Keansburg; a sister, Joan Salas of Cranf ord, and eight grandchildren. Her husband, Joseph, died in 1972. Arrangements were by the Rogers Funeral Home, Cambridge, Mass. Donations to the American Cancer Society would be appreciated. RUTH WARD ROBERTSON, 92, of Manchester Township, formerly of Harrington Park, died July 1.

She was a charter member of the Community Church of Harrington Park and a member of the Community Reformed Church of Manchester Township. Surviving are a niece, Elma Blowers of Tinton Falls, and a nephew, George Ward Jr. of Marcellus, N.Y. Her husband, James died in 1958. Two sisters, Margaretta E.

Mount and Elsie A. Cooper, and a brother, George, also are deceased. Services are Friday at 11 a.m. at the Becker Funeral Home, Westwood, with burial in Westwood Cemetery. Friends may visit Friday from 10 to 11 a.m.

RUTH H. ROESSLER, 63, of Manchester Township, formerly of Carlstadt, died Monday. Before retiring, she was a foreman for the Ben-dix Corporation in Teterboro. Surviving are her husband, Herman; two sons, Raymond E. Faubel of Sierra Vista', and Roger C.

Faubel of Austintown, Ohio; her mother, Katherine Clouse of Carlstadt; three sisters, Dorothea Mezger of Wood-Ridge and Florida, Alma Cole of Wyckoff, and Glenna Olsen of Hudson, a brother, Whitfield Clouse of Myrtle Beach, S.C., and five grandchildren. Services are tonight at 8 at the Kohler Funeral Home, with burial tomorrow at George Washington. Memorial Park, Paramus. Friends may visit today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Donations to the American Cancer Society would be appreciated.

HELEN WEISSE SCOTT, 71, of Red Hook, N.Y., formerly of Paramus, died Monday. Before retiring in 1979, she was an assistant director of nursing of Bergen Pines County Hospital in Paramus for 25 years. She graduated from the Lenox Hill Hospital School of Nursing in 1932. Surviving are a son, Fred D. Jr.

of Yarmouth, and a daughter, Helen D. Caro of Red Hook. Her husband, Fred is deceased. Services are tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Burnett Rockefeller Funeral Home in Red Hook.

Burial is private. Visiting will be tomorrow from 4 to 7 p.m. A memorial service will be July 20 at 2 p.m. in the auditorium of Bergen Pines County Hospital Donations to the American Cancer Society would be appreciated. VERONICA A.

DALEY SLATER, 75, of Virginia Beach, formerly of Fair Lawn, died Monday. Before retiring, she was a registered nurse at National Forge in Warren, Pa. Surviving are three daughters, Patricia Jennings of Virginia Beach, Sandra Sutter of Paterson, and Rita Priff of Elmwood Park; four sons, Paul of Richmond, Thomas of Pompton Plains, William of Virginia Beach, and David of Rbchelle Park; a sister, Ellen Mangini in Arizona; two brothers, John Jr. and Neat, both of Warren, 18 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Her husband, Paul, died in 1971.

Mass will be said tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at St. Anne's R.C. Church, Fair Lawn, with burial in George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus. Friends may visit tonight from 7 to 10 at the Berakah Community Residence, Paramus.

Arrangements are by the James J. Scullion Funeral Home, Paterson. EILEEN LISTON WALL, 85. of Ridgefield died Friday. Born in Ireland, she came to this country 68 years ago and lived in Ridgefield for 58 years.

She wrs a communicant of St Matthew R.C. Church, Ridgefield. Surviving are two sons, Kevin G. of Hillsdale and Alfred of River Edge; a daughter, Collette Wall of Ridgefield; a brother, John of the Bronx; and a sister, Agnes Shine of Manhasset N.Y. Her husband, Francis is deceased.

Mass was said Monday at St John's R.C Church, Leonia. Arrangements were by the Hunt Funeral Home, Fort Lee. LOUISE M. WHELAN, 90, of Dunedin, formerly of Hackensack, died June 24. Before retiring, she was a teacher at State Street Junior High School in Hackensack for 42 years.

She was a parishioner of Our Lady of Lourdes R.C. Church in Dunedin. Surviving are two sisters, Mary Whelan and Rose W. Sedgewick, both of Dunedin. Arrangements were by the Moss Funeral Home Dunedin.

JAMES ZACCONE, 68, of Park Ridge, formerly of North Bergen, died Monday. He was an elevator constructor for the Alert Elevator Company of Emerson and a member of the International Union of Elevator Constructors, Local 1, New York City. Surviving are his wife, Florence Gronborg Zaccone; a son, Ronald of Hillsdale; a daughter, Jane Mezza of Park Ridge; three sisters. Rose Brancale of Weehawken, Adeline Vince of Fairview, and Yolanda Lazroe of West New York; a brother, Thomas of Union City, and three grandchildren. Services are tomorrow at 11 a.m.

at the A.K. Macagna Funeral Home, Cliffside Park, with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may visit today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. C.S.AIbornoz,91, opposed Gen. Franco The Associated Press AVLLA, Spain Historian Claudio Sanchez Albornoz, proclaimed as a' president-in-exile during the Franco dictatorship, suffered a heart attack and died Sunday in a clinic here, his doctors reported.

He was 91. A member of the Spanish Academy of History, he served as foreign minister of the Spanish Republic in 1933, and was the ambassador to Portugal when the Spanish Civil War began in 1936. When Gen. Franciso Franco's army won the war in 1939, Sanchez Albornoz went into exile in Argentina, where he remained until 1983when he returned to Spain because of failing health. He died at the Nuestra Senora de Sonsoles Clinic, which he had entered more than three months ago, suffering from a respiratory illness.

Sanchez Albornoz and his supporters considered him the president-in-exile of the Second Spanish Republic from 1959 until 1970. Franco died Nov. 20, 1975, and Spain restored democracy with an elected government Sanchez Albornoz wrote some 150 books, including "Spain, a Historic Mystery," and "Spaniards Before History." Elmer E. Myers, founder of N.Y. securities firm Elmer E.

Myers, a retired stockbroker and a founder of Security Traders of New York, died Monday. The South Salem, N.Y., resident, formerly of Hillsdale and Hackensack, was 84. Mr. Myers began as a bond trader in 1918. He was vice-president of Security Traders of New York.

He was an Army veteran of both world wars and attained the rank of staff sergeant during the North Africa campaign of World War II. Mr. Myers had been national commander of the World War Tank Corps Association, an organization of veterans who served In armored units during wartime. He was a parishioner of St Mary's R.C. Church in Ridgefield, Conn.

Surviving are his wife, Barbara Wishinsky Myers; two sons, Robert E. of Montvale and Stephen of South Salem, N.Y., president of the USA Cable Corporation; a daughter, Barbara E. Niles of Laurel, a sister, Florence Freund of River Edge, and three grandchildren. Mass will be said Friday at 10 a.m. at St Mary's Church, with burial in the church cemetery.

Friends may visit tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Kane Funeral Home, Ridgefield, Conn. Corps veteran of World War II. Surviving are five daughters, Margaret DeMichino and Joanne Natoli, both of Pompton Plains, Helen D'Errico of Pompton Lakes, Heidi Asf our of Paterson, and Patricia Fisher of Bloomfield; two sisters, Rosemary Lerro of Midland Park and Geraldine Kwasnik of Clifton; three brothers, Ross of Clifton, Robert of Bradenton, and James of Wallington, and six grandchildren. His wife, Helen Baulmann Fisher, died in February.

Services are Friday at 10 a.m at the Vander May Wayne Colonial Funeral Home, with burial in North Hardyston Cemetery, Hardyston. Friends may visit tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. JAMES RAMSEY GOETSCHIUS 85, a lifelong resident of Ramsey, died Monday. Before retiring in 1965, he was a cashier and director of the Ramsey First National Bank for 46 years. He was a member and an elder of the First Presbyterian Church, Ramsey.

A charter member of the Ramsey Historical Society, he also belonged to the Ramsey Leisure Club; Fortitude Masonic Lodge 200, Ramsey; the Ramsey Republican Club, and the Bergen County Bankers Association. He was a volunteer driver for the Northwest Bergen chapter of the Red Cross. Surviving are his wife, Ruth Mitchell Goetschius; three sons, James Jr. of Ridgewood, the Rev. David of Harmony, and J.

Wesley of Ramsey, a daughter, R. Paula Bartow in California; a sister, Mary McKechnie of Hillburn, N.Y., and 13 grandchildren. Services are Friday at 2 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, with burial in Union Cemetery, Ramsey. Friends may visit tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

at the Van Emburgh-Sneider Funeral Home, Ramsey. Donations to World Vision International, 45 Godwin Midland Park, N.J. 07432, would be appre- ciated. JOHN GROULX of Fort Lee died Monday. Before retiring in 1972, he was employed in the security department of Twentieth-Century Fox in New York City for 30 years.

Surviving are his wife, Janet Corker Groulx, and two sisters, Marie Groulx of Orange and Georgiana Shannon of Montreal. A mass will be said tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at Holy Trinity R.C. Church, Fort Lee, with burial in Hackensack Cemetery. Friends may visit today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

at the Heus Funeral Home, Fort Lee. IRENE MIRIAM STRONG HUNTLEY, 61, of Elmwood Park died Monday. She was a graduate of the Guilmant Organ Conservatory of Music and the Munson School of Music, both in New York City. She played with the Jimmy Dorsey baifd and was a concert, recital, and church organist Surviving are her husband, Winfield three daughters, Lynn Caccaro of Garfield, Eve Stark of Elmwood Park, and Debbie Hoffmann of Wood-Ridge; a brother, Charles in Oregon; a sister, Marie Murphy of Eastport, Maine, and six grandchildren. Services are in Maine.

Arrange- ments are by the Hampden (Maine) Funeral Home. WILLIAM "DUKE" MERCER, 81, of Cliff-side Park died yesterday. Before retiring, he was a foreman for New Jersey Bell Telephone, where he worked for 46 years. He was a member of the New Jersey Bell chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of America and Enterprise Masonic Lodge 31, Jersey City. Surviving are his wife, Margaret Rowland Mercer, a daughter, Helene Fla urn of Cliffside Park; five grandchildren, and a greatgrandchild.

A son, Douglas, is deceased. Services are- Frfday at 11 a.m. atthe McCorry Brothers John McQuillan, 85, pioneer in radio broadcast technology ry, and Czechoslovakia. In 1930 he moved to Australia, where as chief engineer and one of STCs top executives he was responsible for establishing Australia's radio system. McQuillan supervised construction and trained radio personnel, according to his son, John M.

McQuillan, who is a telecommunications consultant in Cambridge, Mass. During World War McQuillan was involved in the design and manufacture of radio equipment for the VS. Army Signal Corps for forces in the southeastern Pacific. In 1945 he came to the United States and later became a citizen. He continued to work for ITT as an executive in its technical department He retired in 1971 after working for ITT for 47 years.

The Associated Press GREENWICH, Conn. Communications pioneer John McQuillan, who took part in the first transatlantic radio conversation, died Sunday of pneumonia at age 85. Born in Gillingham, England, McQuillan studied electrical engineering at the University of London. Upon graduation, he went to work for Standard Telephone and Cable, which later became part of International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation, now ITT Corporation. In 1923 McQuillan was one of a dozen engineers on both sides of the Atlantic who spoke in the first radio conversation between Rugby, England, and Stony Point Long Island.

McQuillan designed radio broadcast equipment and started radio stations in England, France, Hunga Elizabeth LaMotta, 83, boxing champ's mother Elizabeth Merluzzo LaMotta, mother of former middleweight boxing champion Jake LaMotta, died yesterday. The Englewood Cliffs resident was 83. Mrs. LaMotta was a former New York City resident Jake LaMotta was middleweight boxing champion in 1949 and in 1950. In 1980, Robert DeNiro portrayed LaMotta in Martin Scor-cese's film "Raging Bull-Surviving are three sons, Jake of New York City, Joseph of Fort Lee, and Albert of Roslyn, N.Y4 two daughters, Ann Ramaglia of Mount Sinai, N.Y.

and Maria Palmer of Englewood Cliffs; a sister, Mary Spaniardi of Whippany, 14 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Her husband, Joseph, is deceased. A mass will be said Friday at Holy Trinity R.C. Church, Fort Lee, with burial in Brookside Cemetery, Englewood. Friends may visit today and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

at the AJ K. Macagna Funeral Home, Cliffside Parte. Campaign to stop speeding of casino buses Officials said the measures are part of their effort to stop the speeding of buses, a problem that has increased with the advent of casino gambling in Atlantic City. The New Jersey State Police that patrol the parkway will concentrate on radar and aerial surveillance to identify speeditfg buses. United Press International WOODBRLDGE Officials of the New Jersey Highway Authority, which operates the 173-mile Garden State Parkway, have said they will increase the use of radar surveillance and safety inspections to end the speeding of buses and other commercial vehicles on the parkway..