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Miss Souza Weds Larry E. Farthing Miss Sharon Elaine'Souza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Souza of 92 Third became the bride of Larry Eugene Farthing, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald R. Farthing of H6-B Lawrence Middletown, and Hamilton, Ohio, this noon in St. Joseph's Church. The Rev. Randolph Chew of- Jidated.

Given In marriage by her lather, the bride was attended by Miss Christine Agular, triald of honor; Miss Marilou DiMario, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Margaret Sauerland, cousin bridegroom, as bridesmaids; and Patricia Day as flower girl. Robert Farthing, cousin of the was best man. Ushers were Richard Oman Jr. and Ernest Sauerland.

Ricky Farthing, brother of the bridegroom, was ring bearer. The bride wore an A-Une silhouette gown of imported silk organza and Chantilly lace with a jewel neckline, camelot sleeves; and a detachable length veil fell from a crown of seedpearlsandcrystalsandshe carried a bouquet of stephanotis and baby white roses. The maid of honor and the flower girl wore maize petal pastel empire-style gowns of organza and taffeta with long ruffled sleeves and matching picture hats. The bridesmaids were similarly dressed In pink. The attendants carried colonial bouquets and the flower girl a of daisies, bachelor buttons, baby's breath and miniature pink and white carnations.

After a reception at The Helm at the Naval Base, the couple left on a wedding trip to' Canada. They will live at the Northgate Apartments in Middletown. The bride, a 1970 graduate of Rogers High School, is employed at Stop and Shop in Middletown. The bridgroom, a 1970 graduate of Middletown High School, also is employed at Stop and Shop. Atlantic Romance Ends In Marriage Mr.

and Mrs. Robert of 6 Gillies Court have announced the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Lee, to Thomas Scott Krous, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Krous of 18 Carey St.

Miss Greiphen, a 1971 graduate of Rogers High School, is attending the Fall River Diploma School of Nursing. Her fiance, a 1969 graduate of Rogers High School, attended Roger Williams College and Rhode Island College and Is serving in the Army at Fort Jackson, S.C. (Coil Photo) Saturday, May 20 Reviving a distant romance that flowered again after an accidental meeting In England last summer, Mrs. Winnie E. Sherrad of 120 Rhode Island Ave.

was married today in the Church of the Holy Cross, Middletown, to Cyril George Clark of Coventry England. Mrs. Sherrad, whose first husband died 14 years ago, met her girlhood sweetheart by accident while on vacation last year. During a stay of only three days at her childhood home, she learned that his wife had died three years earlier. A succession of letters crossed the Atlantic after she returned to Newport and on Christmas morning he proposed to her by trans-atlantic telephone.

He flew to Newpor April 5 to claim his bride. Charles Ward, her brother-in- law, flew here from England to give the bride in marriage. Mrs. Judy Razza was her matron of honor. Alec Garnham was the 85 Children Receive Their 1st Communion Mrs.

Larry E. Farthing (Souza Photo) BORiN Engineman 2.C. and Mrs. Ronald Adams (Linda Warren) of 131 Rogers Lane, Middletown. PALMER-May 16,1972, at the Naval Hospital, a son to Boiler Technician 1.

C. and Mrs. Alva Pabiier (Edna Bostwick) of 128 Niagara Middletown. REED'- May 15, 1972, at St. Luke's Hospital, New Bedford, a daughter lo Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Reed Jr. (Barbara Oakley) of 5 Rolling Green and granddaughter to Mr. and Mrs. Augustus B.

Oakley Sr. of 19 Rolling Green and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reed of New Bedford. Miss Shea Dies, Was Bookkeeper Saturday, May 20 A total of 85 children received their first communion last Sunday at Jesus Saviour Church.

The Rev. Joseph J.A. Cardoza, pastor, officiated. The first communicants and children of the parish participated in the May Procession that afternoon. A Consecration to Our Lady of Fatima was recited at her shrine, followed by the crowning and benediction of the sacrament.

Miss Katharine Veronica Shea, 79, of 4 Brooks Ave. died today in Newport Hospital after a short illness. She had been a bookkeeper for Nunes Motor Co. for 40 years. Miss Shea was born in Newport March 20, 1893, a daughter of John and Ellen O'Connell Shea.

She was past grand regent of the Catholic Daughters of America, past president of the Rosary Society of St. Joseph's Church, a member of the Third Order of St. Francis, and past president of the St. Joseph's-St. Catherine Alumnae Association.

were: Jeffrey Carpenter, Stephen W. Clarke, Carl de Melo, Brian Bellanty, David Michael G. Farias, Thomas E. rerguson, Christopher J. Freitas, William F.

Gamer and Raymond A. Gpddard. John P. Guadagni, Michael S. Haveron, James R.

Johnson Tyrone Johnson, James A. Kenny Mark Lozlnak, Richard W. Medeiros, Matthew J. Midas, Thomas P. Milam, David C.

Moniz and Frank Newsome, Thomas O'Lougtin, Joseph H. Olaynack I I I Stephen F. Perry, J. Christopher Piltman, Joseph Ponte, John S. Ratliff, James M.

Riley and Vincent G. Roderick. Dean Rodriques, Alfred J. Silvia John J. Silvia Thomas Silvia, James D.

Silvelra, Michael Souza, Paul E. Souza, Kirk L. Traber, Scott E. Vidinha and Joseph Vielra. Michael White, Robert E.

Woolhouse, Tracey L. Adkins, Donna M. Baccari, Robyn Braga, Kathleen M. Brugman, Dianne M. Cannon, Carol A.

Chaves, Lynda Comfort, Kim M. Connor and Linda M. if, i Matthew Moulton, Scott L. DIED BRICKHILL In this city, May 18, 1972, Milton Brickhil), husband of Jessie (Boyd) Briekhill. Residence Spring St.

232 T.W.HARVEY RITES Friday, May 19 A service for Chief Hospital Corpsman Thurlow Weed Harvey, USN, of 73 Mayflower Drive, Middletown, took place yesterday in the Memorial Funeral Home. Lt. Fred Rothermel, Naval Hospital chaplain, officiated. Capt. Dean Schufeldt, Naval Station senior GRAFFAM-In this city, May me dical officer, was present.

20, 1972, Anna (Kelley) Bur a i was Aquidneck Gralfam. Widow of Edgar W. Memorial Park where full Graffam in her 72nd year, notary honors were rendered. Residence 19 Whilwell Honorary bearers were Master GREEN-In this city May 16, Chief Hospital Corpsman Jack 1972. Albert Husband A.

Grobleben, Chie Hospital of Elizabeth (Herbert) Green Corpsman Frank A. KozaK, in his 80th year. Residence 60 Senior Chief Dental Technician Riddle, Friday frtday HARVEy--In this city May 14th, Thurlow W. Harvey, husband of Dorothy (Brush) Harvey. Residence 73 Mayflower Dr.

Middletown. HARTLEY--In this city May 18, 1972, Helen (Easton)Hartley wife of John Hartley. Residence 20 Colonial St. KENNEDY-James A. in Naples Florida, April 14,1972 husband of Genevieve (Riley) Kennedy.

Residence 3 Vai) Zandt Ave. KOSEGARTEN-In this city May 17, 1972, Hermann Arthur Kosegarten. Husband of Marion (Monsen) Kosegarten. Residence 81 Old Fort Rd. on May 15, 1972, husband of Rose (Cadieux) Pistachic-LaPo- inle.

Father of Albert J. LaPointe, of Robert LaPointe and Mrs. Theresa Dupont. Stepfather of Robert Pistachio and Mrs. Shirley Perry.

Brother of Vital, Louis, Alfred nnd Arthur LaPointe. Residence 81 West Barrows Cumberland. MINKLER-In this city May 16th Chester T. Minkler husband of the late Gertrude a a i Residence 8 Everett Newport. SEELY-Miss Pamela May 15 Daughter of Reed and Helen M.

(Strope) Seely. Residence Top of the Harbor, Gloucester, Mass. Chief Dental Technician Leo Thibeault, Chief Hospital Corpsman George Oehrlein and Chief Hospital Corpsman Gerry Phelps. BORN SCIARINI May 19,1972, at the Naval Hospital, a son to Fireman and Mrs. Louis Sciarini (Paula Piazza) of 112 Rogers Lane, Middletown.

FARTHING-May 15,1972, at Newport Hospital, a daughter to Mr. and Mr. Robert Farthing (Ton! Lee Hanshaw) of 9B Rolling Green. SCHILLACE -'May 18, 1972, at the Naval Hospital, a son to Boiler Technician 3.C. and Mrs.

David Schillace (Judith Francis) of Dresser St. Annette Dayot, Vtcld Jo Dick, Mary C. Dyman, Jacquelyn Ellis, Francesca Faria, CKristtanne M. Fisher, Shawn K. Hanley, Donna M.

Jordan, Robin P. Little and Karen MacDonaW. Anita M. Marshall, Mlchele Jacque line L. Mercer, O'Connor, Lisa Pedro, BridgetM.

Perry, Lisa M. Pine, i iz beth A 'j! Tracy Quinn and Christine M. Regan. Barfcara A Ripa Kristine Rog6 0 Barbara A RuUer Dawn M. Rutter, Laurie A.

Selgelid, Paula T. Silva, Mary Robyn Terl The D. L. Mermaids of the Janet unangst, Cynthia L. Newport Boys Club pool held upnam, Nancy M.

Vierra, the end-of-the-season lunch Deborah A. Walker and Carolyn yesterday at the home of Mrs. Louise Chase Glen Road, Portsmouth. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Dorothy Chase, Mrs.

Pearl Currant and Mrs. Mary Camara. Mrs. Betty Mello was given a stork shower and the swimming instructors, Mrs. Betty J.

Davis and Mrs. Ruth Earle, were presented with gift certificates. Mrs. Carol Smith made the presentations. Life saving certificates were presented by Mrs.

Davis to Mrs. Mello, Mrs. Chase, 'Mrs. Rita Jones, Mrs. Silvia Hamden, Mrs.

Patricia Mrs. Mary Schneider, Mrs. Barbara Carvelle, Mrs. Nina Thurston and Mrs. Virginia Coke.

Swimming cards were presented by Mrs. Earle to Mrs. Audrey Woolhouse, Mrs. Vicki Garabedian, Mrs. Mary Donovan, Mrs.

Barbara Silvia and Airs. Barbara Gaudagni. The Swim for Fitness classes will continue at the Boys Club best man, and George Tompsett was the usher, A reception was held at the Castle Hill Hotel, where the bride Is a part-time bookkeeper. The couple will spend several months in this area before returning to make their home In Coventry, where Mr. Clark Is a retired bank cashier.

Auxiliary Elects 2 Saturday, May 20 A report on the Second District convention of the American Legion Auxiliary in Bristol May 13 was given to the Newport Auxiliary Tuesday at the Pond Avenue housing project. Mrs. Marion Juliussen, senior vice president, gave the report and conducted the meeting. Two Portsmouth Auxiliary members, Mrs. Catherine Vler a and Mrs.

Thelma Therrien, were elected district president and sergeant-at-arms, respectively. Miss Mary Solecki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Solecki of ISCentral has been selected to attend Girls State. Miss Harriet Coleman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry A. Coleman of 5 Harrison Lane, was named previously. Their alternate will be Miss Dawn Austin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Austin of 103 Kay Blvd. They were on the basis of leadership, character, scholarship and community participation. Girls State will be held June 11 through 16 at Rhode Island College with side trips to the state Captiol and the Providence County Courthouse. A total of $11.42 in pennies have been collected from members during the fiscal year. The money will be sent to national headquarters.

to be used for rehabilitation work in Kenya. Newport Mercury, Friday, Moy 26, City Garden Club Names President Saturday.May 20 Mrs. Nell C. Porter elected president of was Newport Garden Club at Its achievement In civic projects annual meeting Mary 15 at the Quten Club has sponsored. home of Mrs.

W. Dudley F. Hughes, 10 Cottage St. Asso elected for a two-year period were Mrs. Richard Sheffield, first vice president; Miss Nancy Hay, second vice president; and Mrs, Royal K.

Joslin, vice president. was gaf classification. Miss Hay the a citation for SETS WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Joe R.

Breeding of Nashville, have announced the engagement of their foster daughter, Miss Doris Ann Ploucher, to Paul Kenneth Taylor, son of Mrs. Vincent Catalan! of 84 Roseneath Ave. and the late Robert Paul Taylor of Newport. The wedding will presented the Newport Garden take place in Nashville June 3. Club's Certificate of Mrs.

William Thomas, outgoing president, and Mrs. Porler reported on the Garden Club of America Convention they attended in Memphis in April. Mrs. Marian Labourdelte was Miss Ploucher was graduated from Hume-Fogg Technical and Vocational High School in Nashville and will receive her bachelor of science degree from Peabody College May 21. Her fiance is a graduate Rogers High School and the University of Rhode Island, He received his master's degree from Rhode Island College and is a candidate for a doctorate from Peabody College.

Achievement in Horticulture. Mrs. B. Pearce Beck and Mrs. Francis Comstock poured.

Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Thomas and Miss Hay were delegates to the annual meeting of Zone 2 of the Garden Club of America, composed of Rhode Island and Connecticut clubs, May 16 and 17 in St. John the Divine parish hall in Portsmouth. The Newport club was of 8 Everett Hi depth bomb that Veteran, LflGS TT .1 MTS.

Hartley A A 4. At Age Friday, May IS Mrs. Helen Hartley, 45, wife of John E. Hartley of 20 Colonial died last night at the Naval Hospital. She was born in Newport, Feb.

12,1927, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Easton. Besides her husband, she'leaves a daughter Miss Melody Hartley; two sons, John and Leonard Hartley, all of Newport; two brothers, Maurice and Herbert Easton of Newport; and two sisters, Mrs.

Doyle Wharft and Miss Theresa Easton of Jamestown. Refreshments'were furnished by Mrs. Elisabeth Canavan and Mrs. Verna Chapman. Mrs.

Daisy Kennedy was in charge. C. T. Minkler Funeral Held Friday, May 19 A private service for Chester T. Minkler inventor of the depth bomb that turned the tide against the German U-boats in World War was held yesterday in the Memorial Funeral Home.

The Rev. Tyler L. Johnson pastor of the First Presbyterian Burial was in the Braman Cemetery. Mr. Minkler, who died Tuesday two months short of his 90th birthday, was employed at the Naval Torpedo Station for more than 45 years.

It was there that he invented or developed a number of undersea weapons, including the depth bomb. He leaves a nephew, Calvin E. Minkler of St. Petersburg, and a niece, Mrs. Lois M.

Gray of 91 Second St. Gheri A. Dennett Weds P. Saunders Friday, May 19 Miss Cherie Ann Dennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Dennelt of 37 West Narraganselt was married on May 12 in SI. Auguslin's Church lo Paul Gregory Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Saunders of 32 Bacheller SI.

The Rev. Joseph Coleman officiated. Escorted by her falher, the bride was attended by her sister, Miss Claire Denned, maid of honor, with Miss Dianne Dennelt and Miss Nancy Dennel! as bridesmaids. Michael Saunders was-the best man, and Jacques Bairos and Patrick Cawley ushered. The bride's long gown of white chiffon was accented at the neckline, cuffs of the b'ishop sleeves and waislline with bands of Venise lace.

A rulfled cap held her.long lace-edged mantilla. The maid of honor, in a gown of aqua chiffon with embroidered bodice and avocado satin ribbon trim, wore a matching picture hat. The bridesmaids were gowned in pastel blue with white picture hats. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The bride, a 1971 graduate of Rogers High School, studied for a year at the Fall River Diploma School of Nursing.

The bridegroom, a 1970 De La Salle Academy graduate, attended Rhode Island Junior College and is a member the Air Force Security Police, stationed in England, where (he couple will live. BETROTHED-Mr. and Mrs, Joseph of 76 Van Zandt Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter. Diane, to Stephen Furtado, of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Furtado of 54 Newport Middletown. Miss Sullivan, who will be graduated from Rogers High School In June, is employed by Thalers Gallery of Shoes in Middletown. Her fiance, a 1970 graduate of Middletown High School, is employed as a carpenter by and Building Company. (Colt Photo) 11.

t- Saturday, May 20 Two riders were Injured last CIMAGUA-May 18, 1972, at gn a head on collision on Newport Hospital, a son to Thames Street near Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Charles street. Cimaglia (Ruth Ruggeri) ot police said Harry D.Donnelly 0 15 Lucas Ave. was driving M.

Retired Clerk May IS Milton W. Brickhill of 232 were 30 persons at the lunch all Spring a retired clerk, died participating in the Swim for last night at Newport Hospital. He was a clerk for many years at the Franklin Drug Co. Mr. Brickhill was born in Fall River, a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles G. Brickhill. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Jessie Boyd Brickhill; two daughters, Mrs.

Patricia Galbraith of Clilton Springs, N.Y., and Mrs. pool until the end of May. There. Fitness program. Car Crash Hurts Two Mrs.

Hinkamp Dies In South Friday, May 19 Mrs. Frances M. Hinkamp, 83, of Virginia Beach, formerly of Newport and Jamestown, died suddenly last Friday ather home. She was the wife of the late Cap I. Clarence N.

Hinkamp, USN (ret.) Mrs. Hinkamp lived in Newport during several of her Thursday, May 18 Hermann Arthur Kosegarten, 58, of 81 Old Fort Road died unexpectedly yesterday al Newport Hospital. He was Navy veteran of World War II. Mr. Kosegarten was at one time employed as a night watchman at the Redwood Library and as a wine steward the Reading Room and the Hotel Viking.

He was a member of the National Bar Association and the National Geographic Socjely. Mr. Kosegarten was born May 19,1913, a son of Mrs. Anna Fox Kosegarten and the late Conrad Kosegarten. Surviving in addition to his mother are his wife, Mrs.

Marion Monsen Kosegarten, a daughter, Mrs. William Burns of three sons, Gary A. Kosegarten Mrs. Paul G. Saunders (Coil Photo) Newport; a brother, Conrad S.

Kosegarten of Middletown; and two granddaughters. 87 Middleton Ave. SHLOESSER-May 15, 1972, at the Naval Hospital, a son to shipfitler S.C. and Mrs. Mark Shloesser (Maureen Wilson) 112 Aquidneck FAUCHER-May 15, 1972, at the Naval Hospital, a son to Lt.

(J.g.) and Mrs. David Faucher (Patricia 38 Adams Road. Naval Hospital, a son to Postal Clerk 3. C. and Mrs.

Gary Maddox (Eva Jo Loney) of 1 Ashurst Place. SHEA-In this city May 20, PAYNE-May 18, 1972, at the 1972, Katharine V. Shea, Naval Hospital, a daughter to daughter of John J. and Ellen (O'Connell) Shea, residence 4 Brooks Ave." Storekeeper 2. C.

and Mrs. Theodore Payne (Peggy Gray) of 442 Thames St. south and William J. Johnson, 24, was driving north when their cars collided. Kelly Donnelly, 5, who suffered a cut of the forehead, was taken In a police car to Newport Hospital for treatment.

Janet Moffett, 18, a passenger in the Johnson car, complained of head and back Injuries. She said would see her own doctor. An automobile came out of Hillside Avenue last night, crossed Bedlow Avenue and went through a fence on the property of Manuel Pimenlal of 41 Bedlow Ave. It damaged 195 feet of fence, dug 100 feet of tracks In the lawn and left the scene. Police, who were given a of the car, were their investigation Joan Prohidney of Charlotte, N.C.; and 10 grandchildren.

ALBERT GREEN RITES Friday, May 19 A service for Albert Green $0 Friendship a retired employe of the Naval Hospital, was held this morning in the Hambly Funeral Home. The Rev. Tyler L. Johnson pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiated. Burial was in Middleto'ffl Cemetery.

Honorary bearers were Augustus Selander, Henry Kelly and Charles Foberg. Active bearers were Osborn Willis, Anthony Sanita, Andrew Brown and Joseph Dennis, all members of Weenal Shassitt Tribe of Improved Order of Red Men, and Tracy Chapman and Archie Goodell, members of Newport Post, American Legion. H. A. KOSENGARTEN RITES Friday, May 19 The funeral of Hermann nustandVtours of duty' in 'the Arthur Kosengarten of 81 Old 1930's and in Jamestown prior Ford Road, a World War II lo and alter World War I.

veteran, former night wat- She was the daughter of cnnTM at the Redwood Library Benjamin and Frances Miller, and wine steward at the She leaves a son, Capt. M.N. Room and the Hotel Pieter Hinkamp, USN a Vikjng, was held this morning granddaughter, Mrs. Roger G. from the O'Neill Funeral Home Caswell, both of Jamestown; to St.

Augustm's Church. A and two great grandchildren, mass of Christian burial was Interment was in Virginia celebrated by the Rev. Leo Beach. Schneli, assistant pastor. Burial was in Aquidneck 1-011 tfp A Memorial Park i TCnefe the Rev Lrrailge AWaiaS slephen Callahan, church Pine pastor, read the prayers.

a Bearers were Henry Monsen, Thursday, May 18 au i Monsen, William Burns, "ji i- kt John Currier, Archie Scott and A memorial candlelight rj a niel Camara service was held last night at fi ringsqua(i was Conanicut Grange in provide( by ava Base. Jamestown in memory ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxfield Jr. Miss Isabella McNulty, chaplain, and Mrs.

John J. Sheehan and Miss LouAnn Vietri, Graces, were of the ceremony. AUTO IN MOAT Saturday, MayZO A car driven by tarry D. McKinney of 65 Tilden Ave. went off the road on Old Beach Road and landed on its roof in a moat beside the Big Pond about 1:30 this mom ins.

MILTON BRICKHILL RITES Saturday, May20 The funeral of Milton charge Brickhill of 232 Spring a retired clerk, was held this Seven ui NCTonha members were morning from the Murphy pins by Fungal Home to St. Mary's They Church. The Rev. Edmund Mrs. Fitzgerald, assistant pastor, Mrs a mass Christian burial.

Piirlal rcac in C4 Carr Burial was in St. Columba's Henry N. and Mrs Cemetery. Bearers were Henry 'IBlake, Robert Blake, John and Ronald Silva, ENGAGED' Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Pomarantz of Pawluckct have announced the engagement of their daughter, Joyce, to Fire Control Technician S.C. USN, Don Snelgrove, son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Snelgrove of Putnam, Conn. 'Miss Pomarantz, a graduate of Pawtuckel West High School and of the Newport Hospital School of Nursing, Is a staff nurse at the hospital.

Her fiance, a graduate of the University of Connecticut, is stationed aboard the destroyer Garcia. The wedding is set (or June 25. (Coit Photo) Employes Promoted Saturday, 20 Newport Ship Yard, of 379 Thames St. has announced the promotion of three longterm employes. Joseph White of 35 Livingston Place, Middletown, has been named field operations supervisor.

A' forrh'er welding division supervisor, he will be responsible for job progress on all government and commercial projects outside the Thames Street facility. Axel Weiderman of 36 Ave. has been named yard operations foreman and dock- master. Fe is a former painting division foreman end will supervise all yard crew activities. Manuel J.

Silvia of 19 North Road, Jamestown has been promoted from assistant foreman to foreman supervisor of the welding and fabrication division. Newport Girl Will Be Wed 'Saturday, May 29 Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith of 7 Tilley Ave.

have announced the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Ann, to Mark Edward Theis, son of Elmer Theis and the late Mrs. Theis of New Riegel, Ohio. Miss Smith has been employed by the Ohio Department of Social Welfare in Dayton since she graduated from high school at the School of Chicago in Chicago, 111., in 1970. Her fiance Is a graduate of New Riegel High School and Is presently a building contractor with his brother in New The couple will attend Dayton Bible College in the fall. The wedding is scheduled for July 28 at the Open Bible Church in Tiff en, Ohio.

Course Holds Pirate Event Saturday, May 20 Mrs. Roberta Burrows and Mrs. Jeanne Kotler, with net scores of 83, shared lop honors In the women's Pirate golf tournament Thursday at Wanumetonomy. Mrs. Ruth Rosenthal was third with 84 and Mrs.

Lillian Decry was fourth with 85. Next Thursday a best-ball, three-ball 18-hole tournament will be played. ALBERT POINTE RITES Saturday, May 2C The funeral of Albert La Pointe of Cumberland father of Albert J. te Poinle of Portsmouth, was held yesterday from the Praia Funeral Home in Pawtucket to St. Patrick's Church in Cumberland for a mass of Christian burial.

The Rev. John La Pointe of Holy Trinity Church in Central Falls, a nephew, officiated. Seated in the sanctuary was the Rev. Robert M. Bcirne, also of Central Falls.

Burial was in Ml. Calvary. Cemetery in Cumberland where prayers were read by Father La Pointe and the Rev. William F. Murphy of St Patrick's Church in Cumberland..