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The state of New Jersey as of July 1 reached a total population of 7,413,680. a growth of 220,875 since July 1970. Labor commissioner Joseph A. Hoffman said the figures show a slowdown in New Jersey's population growth has been occuring over a period of time. Population changes in Morris County by municipality are: Figures released by the state Department of Labor and Industry put Morris County's population last July 1, at 403.395, an increase of 18,250 over the 1970 census.

Morristown is the only local community to continue showing a decrease in population, down 40 persons to 17,655. Mount Olive marked the greatest increase of 2,925, to a 13,460 total, surpassing the rise of Par Obituaries Pillion nyan, N.Y.; and 12 grandchildren. Services will be 9:30 a.m. tomorrow from the Braviak Funeral Home, 49 Whippany Road, Whip-pany, with a 10 Resurrection Liturgy at Notre Dame Mount Carmel Church, Cedar Knolls. Elmars A.

Sipars HACKETTSTOWN Elmars A. Sipars, 70, 219 Main died Monday at Glenlora Nursing Home. Chester, after a long illness. Born in Lujazi, Latvia, he lived in Long Valley before moving here in 1960. He retired five years ago from Taylor Forge.

Somerville. where he was employed as a factory worker. Survivors include his wife. Maria; a son. George Allentown: a daughter, Mrs.

Ilona A. Croft, Midd-leburg, a sister, Mrs. Emma Broks, Latvia, and a granddaughter. Services will be 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Cochran Funeral Home.

905 High St. Mrs. Vincent E. Kaiser ROXBURY TWP. Mrs.

Marie E. Kaiser, 69, Route 46. Ledgewood. died at home yesterday following a short illness. Born in Plainfield.

she lived here for the last 20 years. Survivors include her husband. Vincent a son, George Randolph: a daughter, Mrs. Marie Ginber, Mine Hill, and six grandchildren. Services will be 9 a.m.

tomorrow from the Bermingham Funeral Home, 249 S. Main Wharton, to St. Mary's Church. Wharton, where a Mass of the Resurrection will be offered at 9:30 a.m. George W.

Snyder INDEPENDENCE TWP. -George Wesley Snyder. 71, Water Street, 'died Monday at the Hackettstown Community Hospital after a long illness. Born in Mansfield Township, he was a lifelong resident of this area. He was an iron molder, and retired six years ago from the Bartley Foundry, Bartley.

Surviving are his wife, Minnie Walters Snyder; four sons, Lester, Hackettstown, John and Robert. Vienna, and Richard, Dover; three daughters, Mrs. George Dorcas and Mrs. Robert Frankenfield, both of Vienna, and Mrs. Frank Kowalick, Hackettstown; four brothers, Frank, Morris Plains.

Harry, Dover. Ernest, Morristown, and Joseph, Stanhope; a sister, Mrs.Mary Lacey, Frenchtown: and 23 grandchildren. Services will be 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Cochran Funeral Home. 905 High Hackettstown.

Mrs. Mary Toth WHARTON Mrs. Mary Toth, 83. 30 Thomas died yesterday at Dover General Hospital after a long illness. Born in Hungary, she came to the United States in 1906 and has lived here most of her life.

She was a member of the United Presbyterian Church of Wharton and its Ladies Aid Society. She is survived by a son, Joseph, and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Adams (with whom she lived) and Mrs. Helen Pokluda, all of Wharton; four grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. The funeral will be 1:15 p.m.

tomorrow from the Baker Funeral Home. 1 Baker Dover, to the United Presbyterian Church for a 2 p.m. service. 1970 1974 Boonton ,265 9,340 Boonton Twp. 3,080 3,205 Butler 7,075 7,590 Chatham 9,585 9,700 Chatham Twp.

8,120 8,475 Chester 1,305 1,370 Chester Twp. 4,285 4,510 Denville 14,070 14,490 Dover 15,090 15,485 East Hanover 7,750 8,100 Florham Park 8,110 8,220 Hanover 10,775 11,400 Harding 3,265 3,340 Jefferson 14,210 15,275 Kinnelon 7,630 7,895 Lincoln Park 9,070 9,405 Madison 16,730 16,970 Mendham 3,750 4,040 Mendham Twp. 3,720 4,010 Mine Hill 3,575 3,665 Montville 11,940 12,720 Morris Twp. 19,460 20,120 Morris Plains 5,555 5,650 Morristown 17,695 17,655 Mountain Lakes 4,750 4,790 Mount Arlington 3,610 3,890 Mount Olive 10,535 13,460 Netcong 2,865 3,080 Parsippany 55,460 57,790 Passaic Twp. 7,410 7,685 Pequannock 14,380 14,700 Randolph 13,435 14,790 Riverdale 2,740 2,810 Rockaway 6,415 6,595 RockawayTwp.

19,005 19,755 Roxbury 15,855 17,025 Victory Gardens 1,035 1,110 Washington Twp. 6,995 7,610 Wharton 5,545 5,675 Totals 385,145 403,395 Cops Continue Search For Abduction Suspect Death Notices GILLIAM, Luther 30 Ridgedale Morristown, en Feb. 23, IV7S, at Morristown Memorial Hospital. Father el Freida, Clinton, N.C; brother of Ralph, sue, and Herbert, New York City, Howard, Philadelphia, Mrs. Verdia Jones and Miss Betty Gilliam, Morristown.

Funeral service will be I p.m. Feb. 17, at the Rswe Funeral Home, 13 Martin Luther King Morristown. Visitation Tuesday and Wednesday 7-5 and 7-f p.m. MARKEY, Elizabeth Hughes, of Morristown, N.J., on Monday, Feb.

24, I97S. Wile of the late Thomas F. Markey; beloved mother of James A. of Long Island, N.Y., Thomas F. of Dover, Edward G.

of Morristown, Franklin W. of Morris Plains, Mrs. James Ryan, Morris Plains, Mrs. Charles L. Smith, Morris Township, and Mrs.

James H. Rutan of Morristown. Also survived by 24 grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the Doyle Funeral Home, 10 Maple Morristown, on Thursday, Feb. 27, at 9 a.m.

Mass of the Resurrection at the Church of the Assumption, at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. Hours of visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. 25,26 PARSONS, E. Naida, suddenly at Livingston, N.J., of Morris Plains, N.J., on Feb.

24, 1975. Daughter of the late Ernest J. and Edith J. Parsons; sister of William F. Parsons and Richard D.

Parsons, Morris Plains, N.J. Funeral services at the Chapel of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Morristown, on Thursday, Feb. 27, I97S, at II a.m. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery, Morristown, N.J.

Visiting hours at the Raymond A. Lanterman and Son Funeral Home, 126 South Morristown, en Tuesday and Wednesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers contributions, may be made to the American Heart Association. 25,26 In Memoriam In Loving Memory of our Dear Mother, Wife and Daughter, Mrs. Ruth Ann Williamson, who passed away February 26, 1974.

So sad and sudden came the call your death surprised us all. Without a chance to say farewell, we often sit and think how you died and could not say good-bye before you closed your eves. No one knows our longing, when we look at your picture sweet memories in our heart when you're around. Mother A Father Husband A Children Card of Thanks We would like to thank everyone for their kindness during the illness and death of my husband and our father ALVIN C. GUENTHER, SR.

Special thanks to the nurses at Morristown Memorial Hospital, nurses' aides and to Dr. Thomas Holland and Or. Shriati, Rev. Nelson Bennett and Father Corr and also Bailey Funeral Home. Also special thanks for blood donors.

Mrs. Lillian Guenther Alvin C. Guenther, Jr. i John Guenther Mrs. Pat Lunger VG Knife, Pares Budget In Health Area VICTORY GARDENS Trying to whittle down a 1975 budget residents here can't afford to pay, Mayor William Gratacos said last night he and the borough council had already cut $13,000 from it.

The cut just the beginning, Gratacos asserted, unless the municipality gets additional state aid includes reduction of health and public safety programs. He said $2,700 was cut from the budget's $3,900 health program, eliminating all services except those for dog catching. and rabies in-noculation. A planned additional shift for the part-time police force, which would have cost $7,000, was also eliminated, he said. Local police currently work 7-11 p.m.

daily, but are on call around the clock. Da! Record 75 years ago today NAPOLEON WAS THERE "The social event ofthe season, long looked forward to by the patients at the State Hospital, Morris Plains, the annual fancy dress ball occurred last night. The amusement room in which the ball was held was decorated appropriately. Music was furnished by the excellent State Hospital band, which maintained its well merited reputation for fine playing. Medical Director Evans, dressed as Napoleon Bonaparte and Mrs.

Evans, as Josephine, led the Grand March" The Jer-seyman, 1900. Dally Record i MORRISTOWN A county-wide alert has been issued for a suspect police believe abducted and assaulted a Dover woman here Monday night. Police said the man, in his early twenties, struck Mrs. Patricia Fauci, 44 Center Grove Road, after abducting her in her own car in the parking lot, Morris Street, shortly after 8:15 p.m. Following an altercation on Whippany Road with Mrs.

Fauci the suspect fled on foot in the direction of East Hanover Avenue, police said. A search Monday failed to apprehend the fleeing man. Mrs. Fauci told police she was stopped by a man wearing a black leather jacket in the supermarket parking lot and was told by the sus- Mrs. Esther HANOVER TWP.

Mrs. Esther C. Pillion, 60, 16 Oak Cedar Knolls, died Monday at Riverside Hospital, Boonton Township, after a long illness. Born in Van Buren, N.Y., she lived here 42 years. She was employed by Transistor Devices Cedar Knolls.

Surviving are three sons, James F. Denville, David Morris-town, and Dennis Flanders: a daughter, Mrs. Susan Lippert, Howell Township; a brother, Henry Conway, Flushing, Long Island; a sister, Mrs. Lucy Christensen, Pen- Raymond J. Marshall MANSFIELD TWP.

Raymond J. Marshall. 55. Route 57. was dead on arrival yesterday at Dover General Hospital.

He had had a heart attack while working at Westinghouse Dover. Born in Clifton, he moved here 13 years ago from Goldsboro, N.C. He was a retired lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force, retiring in 1962. He was presently employed as an assemblyman at Westinghouse.

Surviving are his wife. Audrey Merboth Marshall; three sons, Raymond Edward and Kenneth, all of Mansfield Township: four daughters, Mrs. Patricia Tivnan. Ballina, Ireland. Miss Catherine Marshall, Vineland, Miss Deborah.

Glassboro, and Miss Diane Marshall. Mansfield Township; and two brothers, Elias, Hackettstown. and William, Winter Park. Fla. Services will be 9:45 a.m.

tomorrow from the Cochran Funeral Home. 905 High Hackettstown. to a 10:15 a.m. Resurrection Mass at Our Lady of the Mountain Catholic Church, Schooley's Mountain. Queen Anne Diningroom Side Chairs, Gold Seat by Hickory Chair Co.

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Fauci to drive around town for an unknown length of time, police said. The scar-faced assailant instructed his victim to pull around the rear of the Allied Chemical building, Whippany Road. But Mrs. Fauci refused, stopped her car in front of the building and got out, police said. At that point, police said, the suspect grabbed his victim and punched her in the face.

Fauci wrestled free from her assailant, and as she pulled away in her car, the bandit fled across the lawn, police said. Data From national wttmtn smvict. Dept. of Cemiwee U. S.

Readings I Albany 39 30 PC Atlanta 58 33 Bismarck 34 14 Boston 45 34 PC Buffalo 36 27 Charlotte 53 33 Chicago 36 27 CL Cincinnati 42 25 CL Cleveland 35 28 Columbus 41 26 CL Denver 47 18 PC Detroit 35 22 CL Houston 76 55 PC Kansas City 48 25 Los Angeles 70 50 PC Louisville 48 29 PC Miami Beach 74 52 New York 45 32 Philadelphia 48 34 PC Phoenix 76 42 PC 35 24 Portland, Me 39 28 PC St. Louis 45 23 San Francisco 60 46 PC Seattle 54 33 PC Washington 55 34 Sun and Moon The sun rose today at 7:34 a.m. and sets at 6:42 p.m. The moon rises at 7:55 p.m. and will set at 8:04 a.m.

tomorrow. The sun will rise tomorrow at 7:33 a.m. (DQ0O -S3 I 1 Today's forecast calls for snow flurries and rain showers for the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley areas. Rain is also due in parts of Florida, Georgia and Alabama. 25 on Harden Hall of Sofas and Chairs full line of fabrics 20 on Hammary upholstered line 15 on Henkel-Harris Bedroom and Diningroom Furniture Decorator Service at no extra charge Morris Weather Windy with partly sunny skies today.

Highs around 50 along coast to 40s elsewhere. Clear, colder tonight. Lows ranging from low 30s along Coast to 20s Inland. Fair tomorrow. Highs mostly 45 to 50.

Outlook Friday: partly cloudy. Lit-i tie temperature change. Chance of i rain or snow showers. The air quality index was listed as unsatisfactory yesterday and is ex- pected to remain the same today. Local Weather Readings trom tne i Jersey Weather Center at Morristown Airport I From 8 a.m.

yesterday to 7 a.m. today 50 i Low 36 I 7 a.m. Humidity 48 i 7 a.m. Wind 12 mph gusting to 20 mph National Clear skies and seasonable temper-: atures will occur today over southern sections of the Northeast and most of the Middle and South Atlantic States. In addition to cloudy to partly cloudy skies and colder conditions over New England, flurries are likely in northern and western New England, the lake region and the extreme northern portions of the Appalachians.

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