The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 66

BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, Thursday, May 10, 1973 Board of GBLC Backs Oneita Boycott, Protest The executive board of the Greater Bridgeport Labor council last voted support (or np- proximately 1,000 sinking Smith Caroiina textile workers, by endorsing a boyeolt, as well as a demonstration scheduled Tor Saturday. The boycalt is directed against clothing goods manufactured by the Onella Knitting company. The GBLC executive board voted to "urge nil union members in our area to support these workers In their struggle for economic justice and dignity on tltc job." The executive board also dorsed a demonstration which win lane place from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturday on Broad street, Hillside Ore Sears department stare support of the Oueita workers. Rep.

Margaret Morton (D-139) recently announced her support lor the demonstration, which is by tho Young Unionist Action league, nn affiliate of the Labor council, According to John J. Del YUAL secretary, the strik Delivered in Time for Mother's Day Guaranteed on any item in stock. ing Oneita workers, members ot the Textile Workers of Amend, are predominately black women whose wajres are below the federal poverty level. Mr. Del Vccchlo added that the lextil? vnlon members staged' a walkout following "the refusal of the company to bargain with the Ally elected union in good faith," and in protest over "substandard" working conditions.

Miss EHiabeth Kechktmerl Sen-ices for Miss Elizabeth C. Kechkemeti, 6S, of 17 Columbia court, who died Monday, will be conducted today at 8:30. a. m. in the Lesko funeral home, HSO Kirrfield avenue, and at o'clock in St, Emery's church with i Mass ot the Resurrection.

Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Mrs. William Paul MONROE Services for Mr wirn a mass nt tnci esurrection. Burial will be in cemetery. LAMPS $079 LAWSON LIVING ROOM $2977S Mrs.

Mm Services for Mrs, Mary Bulck Friedman, 72, of Bldfi. 4G, Success PaTk, widow of Max Fried man, who (lied Tuesday in her will take place today a.m. in the Frank PoUe and Sen funeral home, 1546 Falr- ne.d avenue. The Rev, Ralph Walter, pastor of St, I'aui's Evangelical Lu'heran church, will officiate. Burin! will be in1 l.r.WL:,,".

l-'airfltld. He.en Beaucase Goff. 60. of Meadow's End road, widow of CliLiur1. M.

Goff, who died Mori- day, will take place today at a.m. in the and at 9 o'clock in St. Ann's church with a Mass of the Res urrection. Burial will King's Highway cemetery. Samuel C.

tint wis lie Services for Samuel flVmvl Pnlmlstln Hi 0.1 Sadie Funaro Paul, 87, of 123 Oakwood drive, an accounlant, L-ross Hill road, widow of William who died Tuesday in his home, i-aui, who died Tuesday, will will take place tomorrow at .11: 30 Mm- puce wmorruw at a.m. in a.m. the Wilmol, West the Louis A. Abriola and son neral liome, 126 East Washington I avenue, Bridgeport, and at 3 in Holy Rosary church. uouiaing lunerai home, 4D6 Main street, Stepney.

The Revs. Melvln and Dorothy Smith, of the Albertson Memorial chape), Old Uicemvich, will officiate. Burial will he at the convenience of Mrs. Alexin Her Btelakl Services for Mrs, Helen Sied-zlewski Biefski, of Beach street, widow cf Alexander Blel-ski. who died Monday in her homo, will take place today 8:15 a.m.

in the A. W. Sam-orajczyk and Son funeral home. 740 Kossuth street, and at 9 o'clock in St. Michael the Arch angel church with a Mass of the Resurrection.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Mrs. Douglas C. Services for Mrs.

Ida M. Williams, 82, of 241 Euclid avenue, Fairfield, widow -of Douglas C. Williams, who died Monday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place today at 10 m. in the Fairfield funeral home of Albert W. Spear, 39 South Benson road, wfth the Rev.

Walter L. Scran-ton, pastor of the Golden Hill United Methodist church, officiating. Burial will be In Lyon Plains cemetery, Weston. William J. Laughlin, Jr.

will take place today for William J. Laughlin, 60, of 265 Edee- moor road, who died Monday in linageport Hospital. The funeral will he conduct ed at fl a.m. in the Puna fu r.cral home, o'clock, in Bristol, wilh tristol, and at 10 Josephs cnurch, urrection, Burial, will bo Joseph's cemetery, Brisl'Jl EES at Special Savings TABLES $29 79 MATTRESS BOX SPRING By famous Gold Bond. Full or twli 79 'Pop' LovelL Dies Acclaimed Coach, 88 WEST HAVEN Richard L.

"Pop" Lovell, long-llme director of eld Boy's Club in New Haven and a teacher at Milford Academy, Hopkins Grammar School and Cheshire Academy, died at his home Wednesday after a long illness. He was SS. Born in Plainfield, N.J., Lovell graduated from Yale University in WOT, and from Yale Divinity School In 1915. He engaged in Boy's Club work and won wide' acclaim as a coach ol football, baseball and basketball. Survivors include iiis widow, Louise, a daughter and three grandchildren.

Mrs. Juliet Chamberlain Services for Mrs. Juliet R. Chamberlain. 73, of Embassy Towers, 2525 Park avenue, who died Monday In her home, took place yesterday in the chapel of Mountain Grove crematory.

Cremation followed. Born in San Francisco, Mrs. Chamberlain was a Bridgeport resident many years. Survivors are two sons. Open Daily 9 A.M.

to 5:30 P.M.— Monday and Thursday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. COMFORTABLE RECLINERS BOSTON ROCKERS OVAL RUGS SET OF FOUR 79 SLEEP SOFAS atlon-irom Krnehler. Baitrtt. prints, Iwroulonk and.

vivjU Free Delivery Free Set-Up Free Lay-A way Budget are Available RUGS DINETTE SET ALL FIVE PIECES htttt-arira Entile Latiberte Services tor Entile Ullbertc, 69, of 3057 Main street, Strat- i retirea special policeman city of Bridgeport, who died Tuesday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place Fri-day at 8 a. m. in the William li. KCDonaid tur.era; Dome, Main street, Stratford, and at 9 o'clock in St. Jaanes church, Stratford, with a Mass ot Resurrection.

Burial will be. In St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Massachusetts, Mr, Liberie had lived in Slralford 45 years. He hud been a special policeman for 35 years, and was also a retired custodian ai Bullard-Havens Technical school.

Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth Boyntcn Lalibcrlc; three sons, Joseph Paul Laliherte of Bridgeport, Erniie A. Laliberte (if Stratford, and Thomas Garrity of Winchester, four daughters, Mrs, Rohert Merry. Mrs.

Harrv Smith, and Mrs. Michael Torrick, all of Bridgeport, and Mrs, Louis Fafian Monroe; a brother Omar Laliberte of Auburn, grandchildren' and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Dlega Mendez Services for Mrs. Carmen Calderon Mendez, 77, of 58 Manhat- widow of Diego Men-who died Wednesday in fit.

Vincent's hospital, will tike place daccina and Sons funeral home, 499 Washington avenue, and at 9 O'clock in St. Patrick's church v-ith a Mass of the I will be in St. Michael'; ery. a in Spain. Mrs.

Mender had lived ir. Bridgeport 27 years. She was. a rea employe or tne rviavrjeiie Dress company. Survivors are a son, Jusepb Ker.de;: or daughter, Mrs.

Marie Piscitelli of Bridgeport, and seven grandchildren. George A. Bensko. TRUMBULL Sendees for George Anthony Eensko, 84, 62 Driftwood lane, a retired ploye of the Bridgeport Brass company, who died Wednesday In. nis nome, win rane place tomor- ac a.m.

in uie inarics T. Pistey and Son funeral home. Bnr.Tjm avenue, unageport, a o'clock in me imurcn ot the Most Precious Blood with cf the Resurrection. Burr ial will be in St'. Michael's ceme tery, Stratford.

Born in Czechoslovakia, Mr. ansko had In Tnimh'vli 63 years. He was a member cf the First Catholic Slovak uccn Joseptia society, branch 19, and the St. Stephen society, Leaf 2. Survivors are a sin, Joseph Bensko of Stratfcfd; seven daughters, Mrs.

Mary Kowalsky, Mrs, Anna Mrs. ucro-thy Danlelciuk, and Mrs, Agnes Kculy, all of Bridgeport, Mts, Sue Bludnfcki and Mrs. Martha Had-will, both of Trumbull, and Mts. Elizabeth Leszczyna of North Little Rock, 21 grandchildren, eight i great-grandchildren, and several' nieces and nephews. Mrs.

John H. Battel MILFORD Services for Mrs. Bertha C. Bnttel, 86, cf 22 West River street, widow of John Buttel, who died Tuesday in the Milford Heights Convalescent home, will take place tc night at 8 o'clock in the Cody-White funeral home, lOi Broad street, with the Rev Arthur T. Tedcastle.

uaslnr oi the Stratford United Methodist! church, officiating. Burial will take place i-rmay at a.m. i N.J. Born in Perth Amboy, N.J. Mrs.

Butlel had lived in Milford six years. jttel of Redhank, N.J.; Mrs. Adele B. Mor iarty of Milford; five grandchil dren, ana live great-grandchildren. Mrs, Raymond E.

Cooper, Sr. MILFORD Services for Mrs. Mary S. Cooper, 66, wife of Raymond E. Cooper, of avenue, wtii died mes- day in the Pond Point Convalescent home will take place today at i m.

in uoay-wnue tuncral home, Broad street, Milford, with the Rev. Trvin rtiursby, pastor 01 the First Church ot Christ Cor. gregntinnal, officiating. Burial will he at the convenience the family. Bom in Little Falls.

N.Y. Mrs, Cooper had lived in Miflrod 12 years. Survivors, in addition to husband, are a son, Raymond 1 Cooper, of Miirord, and brother, J-'rank Senior, Jr. Rochester, N.Y. Miss Edwina Paige WESTPORr Memorial services will be conducted tomorrow for Miss Edwina Paige, 76.

ol 3 Sharp Turn road, retired executive secretary for the Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed church of America in New York city, who died Monday in Bridgeport nospitai. Tho services will lake place at p.m. in the First Presbyterian church of Fairfield, with the Rev. Frederick Allsup, pastor, officiating. Burial will be private, The Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, 1046 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, is in charge of arrangements.

Harry PrescoH Harrv of 46S DhvtJ road, Fairfield, died Tuesday inj St. Vincent's hospital. Services will take place Saturday at a.m, In (he Wilmol, West, and Goulding funeral im 1'ost road, Fairfield. wilh Ihe Rev. James Hood, pastor of Fairfield Grace United Methodist church officiatinjt.

urial will be in I.awncroit t'aLrneid, Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Prescott had lived in Fairfield lor 24 years, lie was a sales prv itivc ana was a memoer oi tne i-airrieia orace United Methodist church. Ivors' are his wife. Mrs Marlon Waits Prescott; a son avid P. Prescott of RidsewonH N.J.; a daughter, Mrs, Anthony URi.eon oi nummgron; broiher, Gerald Prescott Wayne, two sisiers, and Caroline Prescott, both of Long Port, L.I.; and three grand children.

Airs. George Perry Mrs. Mabel Fogo Perrv. 76. wife of George Perry, formerly ot Ml Birch drive, SEtratford, died Wednesday in the Masonic hosf.nsl, Wallingiord.

Memorial services will take place Saturday at 10 a.m. In the Golden flill United Methodist with the Rev. Dr. Walter Scranton, pastor, offi-dating. Burial will be In Park The Stratford funeral home of Dennis and D'Arcy, SB1I Main street, is in charge of arrange- i in Derby, Mrs.

Perry had resided in Stratford for At years, and had resided in Bridgeport. was a memoer of the Gol-Hill United Methodist church for 65 years. She was a ier and a past worthy ma-f Rhea chapter no. 105, Or der of Eastern Star. She was a member and past royal on of Stratford Court Order of Amaranth.

Survivors, in addition to her hnsTiand, include a Mrs. George Dorset, of Stratford: a brother, Georce Morse. of Trumbull; a sister, Mrs. nazer macuractten, oi Nonsne, -five grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Mrs.

James Tucef Services for Mrs. Anna Palmiero Tuccl, 56, wife of James Tucci, of S59 Iranisian avenue, who died Wednesday in her borne will take place Friday at 9 a.nj. in the Louis A. Abriola and Son funeral home, 426 East Washington avenue, and at 10 o'clock in St. George's church with a Mass or me minai will SL Michael's cemetery.

in Bridgeport, Mrs. Tuc-ij, employed as a dietary at Park City hospital many husband, are a daup.hte Joanne Mariani, of Bridgeport; five brothers, Prisco, Joseph, Michael and Louis Palmiero, all of Bridgeport, and Anthony Pal miero, of nnmibuh; three Mrs. May Mennillo Mrs. Sandy Pcolka. both Bridgeport and Mrs.

Margaret Salvana, of Fairfield; three grandchildren; and sev es. and Lothar Ernst WEST HAVEN Lothar Ernst. of Bull Hill lane. retired building superintendent for the- City of New York, died Wed- o-iay in b'. Hap.i.icl 5 Ji'tspital, New Haven.

Services will take nlsca tonieht at 8 o'clock In the Keenan home, 238 Elm street. Burial will oe in St. Raymond's cemetery, Mew lorn mty, Born In New. York City, Mr. Ernst had resided there for most of his before moving West Haven five years ago.

He had belonged to superintendents" local. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Lillian Provost Ernst; two sons, Robert P. Ernst, of WWtestoiie. N.

and Warren Ernst, of Orange; a brother, Richard Ernst or Florida; six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, Mrs. Eva P. Banks Memorial will be an nounced for Mrs. Eva Purdy nanus, ss, formerly or Ridsefield avenue, who died Suniay'in the Maplecrest Nursing none, umontown, onio. Cremation will take place in Uniontown.

Burial will be in Oaklawn cemetery, Fairfield. The memorial service wilt take place in iummemeid Methodist church Services for Anthony Barbiero, 63, of 400 Ogdcn street, who died Monday while at work at the Bridgeport Brass company, will iMe piace roaay ar. sn rno Louis A. Abnola. and Son funeral home, 42S East Washington avenue, and at 9 o'clock In bt.

Charles church with of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. John J. Gill JACKSONVILLE, Fla.

-Serv ices for John Gill, of 1384 Four Winds court, formerly of Bridgeport, who died Tuesday, will take place tomorrow ot 16 a.m. in the New Holy Sosary church with a Mass of the Resurrection, Burial will be in warren smith cemetery. Jack sonville Beach. Ths Corey Ker-lin funeral home is in charge oi arrangements. VandcgrUt Burial Today at Atlingftoti WASHINGTON Gen Alexander A.

Vandegrift, who manding Marines in World War battles In the Pacific, Will be buried at Arlinaton National Cemetery today. me marine arranged the Fort Myer Chapel nearby. Vandergrift, a natlva of Char lottesville, died Tuesday at the age of 96. He had been hos. piidiuea inr some time.

Vandegrift commanded First Marine Division in baltlc for Guadalcanal to become the 18th commandant of the Marine retired in 1949. William C. Crowther, Sr. Services will tnVtp prace today Crowther, Sr. loot drive, a retired machinist fnr the Bullani crjnpnny, wIid oica Monday in Yale-New Haven Te funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m.

in St. Andrew's Episcopal church, Devon. The Rev. ijonaio peer, rector, will orri-clatfi, Burial will be in Kirg's Highway cemetery. TV c.idy-Wii fi.r.

107 Broad street, is in charge arrangements. Dr. Walter L. Foster EASTON-Services. will tnke place today for Dr.

Waller Foster, 77, of 144 Sport Hill roaa, retired protessor or eco- The funeral wilt be conducted at 9 a.m. in the Larson funeral 2496 North avenue. Bridgeport, by (lie Kenneth Kayner, pastor or the Strallield Baptist church. Entombment will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Frank Marine, Sr.

(Marlnaro) Services will take place to day for Frank Marino, 82, or in snxK street, Mr ii nci retired foreman for the Hewlett construction enmpany, who died Mor.aay in Bridgeport hospital ire icccra: will oe conducted at a.m. in the S. Spadacclno! ana sons lunerai nome. -lyy Washington avenue, and at 9 o'clock at St. Mark's church, Stratford, with a Mass of the jv Burial will he in Michael's cemetery.

Frank L. Gtampaolo Services for Frank L. Giam- paolu, of 77 Amendee drive, operator of a music instruction studio here many years, who died Monday, will be conducted tooay at a.m. tea s. spadac- crno nna bona ruacnu Washington avenue and ''lock St.

RanimeS'a church with a Ma SB of the Resurrection. Burial will bo in St. Michael's cemetery. DEATH NOTICES 'A smubtt; I invlltd li of Fronfc Polkr ornj Sen. 1H5 1 a in: it rr iValln.

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