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39 Tlie Boston GIoEe Tuesday, December 28, 1S67 BMEH9MMBBB MORNING DEATH NOTICES MORNING DEATH NOTICES MORNING DEATH NOTICES MORNING DEATH NOTICES MORNING DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES CIBOTTI Of Hyde Park. Dec. 25th. Nicholas, beloved husband of the late Mary D. tCivitarese, father of Mrs.

James (Angelinet Sacramona. Mrs. Anthony C. (Frances) Ferrara. Lena Sacramona.

Mrs. Rocco R. iLucyi Fosco. Thomas and Anthony Cibotti. brother of Ralph and Don-ato Cibotti.

Survived by 20 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Funeral from the Carroll Thomas Funeral Home. 22 Oak st. Hyde Park. Thursday morning at 9:00.

High Mass of Requiem in the Church of the Most Precious Blood at 10. Relatives and friends invited Visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. Please omit flowers. Donations in his memory may be made to the Church Of the Most Precious Blond Rinlri- ing Fund. 43 Maple it.

Hyde Park. COLAROSSf In Brighton, Dec. 24. jjonaio ot uicntieia age 11 years. Beloved son of Benedetto and Ciena tTamburrol.

Brother of Amenta and tstenna Colarossi. Reposing at the DeVifj. Funeral Home. 761 Mt Auburn WATER-TOW until Thursday morning at 8. Requiem High Mass at St.

Anthony's Church. Allston at 9 a m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting Tuesday 7 to 10 pjn. Wednes- aay to 3 and 7 to 10 PJn.

CONNOLLY In Roxbury. 24 Laura Agnes, formerly of 38. Wind sor Roxbury. Reposing at the cnisoira runeral Chapel. Columbus av.

ROSTOV. Funeral Thursday. Dec. 28 at 10 a.m. from union Methodist tnurch.

Boston Relatives and friends invited. Fam ily present at the chapel. Wednes day evening. 7 to p.m. CONNOR Of Chelmsford.

Dec. 24 Catherine A. (f iynnl, residence 42 Central beloved wife of the late Anthony j. Connor: mother of Mary Connor of Chelmsford and the late Daniel J. and Joseph A.

Connor: sister of Mrs. Anna Min-ton of Winthrop. Funeral from the Sweeney Memorial Funeral Home. 80 Concord Billerica. Wednesday.

Dec. 27 at 8 a.m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Mary's Church. Chelmsford at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends resnertfnllv in vited. Visiting hours Tuesday. 2 to ana to p.m. COOK Of 38 Plnkney Somerville. Dec.

22, Catherine (Cu- sacK wioow 01 Kaipn c. cook: mother of Robert C. of Ocean Side N.Y.: sister of John Gerald J. of Arlington and Henry P. Cusack of Dedham.

Funeral from the D. W. Grannan and Son Funeral Home. 378 Mass Arlington, weanesaay morning at 8. High Mass of Requiem in St.

Agnes Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives ana irienas invited, vtsiung hours iuesaay j-a ana 1-9 p.m. COPELAND In Scituate, formerly of Dorchester and Milton. Dec. 25.

Mary E. nee MeCormackV beloved wne ot the late Homer H. CODe- land, loving mother of Mrs. Cath erine uorcas feacocK of scituate. devoted grandmother nf Cant Raymond Peacock of Fort Knox.

jertrey c. reacock of Hanson and Lieut. Mark D. Peacock of St. Albans.

Vt. Residence 14 Second av. tumoral from the John G. Molloy Milton Funeral Home, 1126 Washington Dorchester Lower Mills on Thursday, Dec. 28 at 9:45 a.m.

High Mass of Requiem at St. Agatha's Church. Milton, at 10:45 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7 to 10.

Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Late member of St. Josephine Court. M.C.O.F, Parking in rear of funeral home. COPP In Billerica fformerly of Port land.

Maine), suddenly Dec. 24. Susan Marie, daughter nf Ronald P. and Patricia (Richardsi Copp of 147 Baldwin ro. sister or jenrey s.

and Lori J. Funeral services at the Wilmington Methodist Church. Church st. (Rte 621 Wilmington on Wednesday, Dec. 27.

at 1 p.m. Visiting hours at the Nichols Funeral Home. 187 Middlesex Wilming ton, iuesaay, 7 to p.m. CORMIER Of Mattapan suddenly December 23 Eunice (Stoddard). Beloved wife of Alfred Cormier and sister of Arthur Stoddard.

Residence 8 Fremont st. Funeral from the Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home, 4 Fremont Wednes day morning at 8. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Angela's Church at 9.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Late secretary of The Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Service. Visiting hours Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. rm-Tn Walnnle.

nee S3. F.lmer beloved nusoana or caroivn c. iP'Connell) Cox. residence. 4 Thomas Walpole.

father of Susan of Walnnle and Cnl Peter C. Cox. TJ.S.M.C, Japan, and brother of Calvert of Lexington. Arthur of Natick and Alton Cox of Cohasset. Funeral service will De neia at tne Lrcome J.

Lacy Funeral Home. 129 Harvard Brookline. Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, relatives and friends are kindly invited. Visiting hours Tuesday evening 7-10. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-10.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery, West Roxbury. Veteran of W.W. II. CROWLEY In Roslindale.

Dec. 25. Thomas J. Crowley, lormeriy 01 Allston. beloved brother of Mrs.

Margaret Hickey of Roslindale. Funeral from the Frederic J. Crosby Funeral Home, 1803 centre (between Willow and Maple sts). WEST ROXBTRY on Thursday morning at 9:15 to be followed bv a Solemn Mass of Requiem in the Holy Name Church at 10 o'clock Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-10 p.m., Wednesday 2-5 and 7-10 m.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Late member Allston Post V.F.W. 669 Late veteran World War I. Cl'LLEV In Maiden, Dec.

23, Thomas' Kesioenre 1.1 cunion ai oriuv husband of Helen G. (Fleming), nlhr nf Thomas JoseDh F. of M.ilrlrn. Mrs. Herbert iPhvllls) Thorley of Stoneham, Mrs.

Wallace C. (Katherine) Allen. Mrs. Alfred (June) Ricri of Maiden; brother of George of Saugus, Harry nf Chelsea. Vitnral frnm the l.en M.

Norton Funeral Home, 287 Main Maiden on Wednesday. Dec. 27, at 8.30 Requiem High Mass at the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 3-S and 7-9 P.m.

n. Dec. Z). Josepn neiovea nusnana of Elirabcth A. (Becker father of Dorothy J.

Cuhmg of Dedham. Jocrh F. Jr. of Bellingham. brother Rr Eliraoetn MUilowney oi ircnion Christine Ke.irney of Brook line: survived by two grandrhlldten.

resiaence ho cui si. runcrni imm uilcnn and Doherty Funernl Home. 45 st. PFIHIAM. Thursday at 0.15.

Solemn High Mhs of Requiem at St Mary t-hurrn 10 a m. Relative and friend kindly Invited. Vliting hour Turd.iy 7-9. Wednesday 2-4 and 7 9 Late member of St. Mary's Holy Name Society and the A t.

of i-ocai DAT In. Dorchester. Dee, ST WI1-1 llm isniri. nrnnra of Amy E. McNamara irudrm-e IS Orchardfleld fatner ot i.tr.rl r.ilHi-i.

hrnlher of Mr Agnr Rafferty. Mrs. Christine Reardon tt Mr. Irene GUI; sole, all of Roxbury. Funetal from the Dolnn tome.

IDA Ad.iin FIFinsi f'ORNFR, on Wediifdny niornlnf with High Mm In hi. Ai L. rkmi, at in ovlntk R'-la- tive and friend invited. Vititing houis Mondav luead.iy J-4 and 7-8 s. Army vn-rn WW 1 and rrluerf member of iho City Boiton Recreation Drpu nrvr.W Walnnle Deremlier 24 IHr.7.

A. liwianryi. yrinvra wife of the late Robert Utane nf Hrlriuet Hmllh Of WaliMile. Timothy Drlanev and knlh fit atnn Funetal i'om the Jamea brlaney Funeral Home, 48 Common on Wednesday at o'clock. Solemn H'Sh MaM of Rrqulnn In Blrtu-d Sacrament ChUtrh at in ociora; h.iiit and friend kindly In vited Vmting houn Tuetday only 1-4 and T-io m.

DCOTE Fnrmerly nf 4f) Clenwnofl td Vmiei Lit bars. Ho. t'erlMrwta 0 Mimf rvuie, in rr-inn, irrr a beinveij rnnibrr of Maiv elnun of Mewtim. Fimriiii .1 I 1. Iiom Ihe (i MrKenna ti Son Funeral Home.

JIB" Merll.ml Som'rville High Ma ttometvillr. at I firlatlxr and Irirnrt are invited tillng I Monday and Turaday 7-1 pm D'tFO-Suddenly In Bwaljn, t( 24. Muharl. beloved huahond nf Lillian i llijf'liin i end father Mirhaal Urhid PfnIHer nf Fid and ti I to Hnaai hii'hafmr a. of Sam (Anna) tot irle and Mra, M'iet Ijur'to nf I Motlnn.

l.ale teaioenre 8S4 al, Fiinrraljinm the Jn-i'i'H rira gnd smi Funetal Home la) main nr'ineariav ai am, followed by a Huh Nlaaa nf He- Sulem alSI Maigaiel Chinch al a RelolHea and f'lenda te-nTtflill Uiviied to et'end Vljii-Ing Jiou' Mnndav evening tnd Tuesday I anfj Dri In Bevefaj, fnemerlv nf fmnrrvlllr. (We, 117, Lll'SI. rinsed bin), and nf Nalalin iDl-t Irrflli falher nf nt HUDSON In Salem, Dee. 23, Haroli c. nusoand of the late Mary in.erm Hudson of IS Devens Swamp scott.

age 90. Services will be held in Richardson's Funeral Home. 4a LaFayette Park, Lynn on Wednesday at 2:30 pm. Relatives and! friends invited. Friends may call at his late residence, Tuesday evening.

KANE in West Somerville. Dee. 25, ausdn ur vpeusi). oz 1 03 Broaa wav. widow of John W.

Kane and mother of Mrs. Charles Hoppen oi Harwichrjort. Mrs. Robert Rockefeller of Florida. Mrs.

Mary Aiw zalone of Somerville. Mrs. Elizabeth Billick of Boston. Mrs. Frank Bekkennuis of Walpole.

Mrs. Wil-, ham Kavanaugb of Wilmington I Mrs. Lavina Pickett of Boston. Mrs. Francis De Gregory of South Wev mouth and the late William F.

Kane of Arlington. Funeral from th George L. Doherty Funeral Horn. 8o5 Broadway (Powderhouse on Thursday at 9 a.m. High Masa of Requiem in the Immaculate Conception Church at 10 o'clock.

Rel. fives and friends are invited. Calling hours Tuesday 7-9. Wednesday 2-4 an 7-8 p.m. KAZMIER Of Newton Center.

Dee. 24, 1967, Harvey husband cainieen (cnnstie) Kazmier of IS Whittlesley father of Mrs. Gordon H. (Mary) Rhodes of Wellesley, Funeral service in the Second! Church in Newton, Congregational, 60 Highland West Newton, Wednesday afternoon. Dee.

27 at 2 oclock. It is earnestly reouested no flowers be sent. Is desired, remembrances may be sent to th ijew England Baptist Hospital or the Memorial Fund of the Second Church in Newton in his name. KEENAN Tr. Randolph.

Dee. 23, ugnesi. wife of th late Walter Keenan. Residence 20t South Main St. Funeral from th Hurley Funeral Home.

134 South Main Randolph, Wednesday at 8:15. High Mass -of Requiem in St. Mary Church at 9. Visiting hours) Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. KEI.LFT Tn Wakefield.

Dee. 23. naineruie r. OI Z71 AlBlon St. 5is ter of Elizabeth Kelley.

Funeral from the Butler Funeral Home s3 Albion st Wednesday. Dec. 27, at 8:15. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Joseph's Church at S.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting! hours Monday 7 to 10, Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. KELLEY -In Maiden. Dec. 23.

Id- warq r. Kelley. formerly of 63 Emerald brother of John H. of Stoneham and Eugene J. of Natick.

Funeral from Owen P. Doonan Song Funeral Home. 7 Wicklow st. at Fellsway on Wednesday at 9:13. Requiem High Mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 10 clock.

Relatives and friends visiting hours on Monday 7-9, Tuesday 3-5 and 7-9. KELI.ET Of Exeter. N.H.. Dec. 24.

imuiaei tormeriy ot 686 Parker st Roxbury, beloved husband of Mary E. (Franks), son of the lata) Michael and Mary A. (Gaffey), brother of Patrick Thomas 3. and Mrs. Mary Connerton of 'twn.

B.I. Funeral from tha Gormley Funersl Horn. S09 Centre JAMAICA PLAIN. Dec' 21- at 8 H'h Mass of Reouiem Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visitm hours Tuesday 2-5 and 7-10. KEPNF.s Fannie (H.vman) oi Diuonune. formerly of Chelsea, on Dec. 24. wife of the late Nathan: devoted mother of Herman of Medford, Philip of Brookline.

Alfred of Maiden. William of Newton and Mrs. Eleanor Alperen of Brookline, dear sister of Abraham Bencel of Brookline. Also survived by 15 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Services at th Torf Funeral Chapel, 151 Washington Chelsea on Tuesday.

Dec. 26. at 11 a.m. Interment in Lynn, Memorial Week at the residence of Mrs. Eleanor Alperen, 17 James Brookline.

KERN'ANDFR In Woburn, Dec. 23. Eleanor (Preston) Kernander. ago o.i years, of 33 Longwood wife of Andrew Charles Kernander and mother of Carl P. and Joyce Mc-Mnhon of Medway.

Funeral services will be held at the Everett J. Bixby Funeral Home. 14 Johnson Woburn. Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 3 to 5 ano 7 io p.m.

artotriv KIRWIN Of Danvers, December 25. iiiuiiu r. rkiiwin, years Ota, husband of the late Grace (Knickle) Kirwin of 4 Abbott st. Retired chief of police. Funeral from the Raymond A.

Sullivan Funersl Home, 22 Conant Thursday at 9:15. followed by a Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the Annunciation Church at 10 a.m. Relatives ana friends are invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9. Wednesday i-4 and 7-9 p.m.

KLEIMAN Joseph of 730 Highland maioen on Dee. zs, beloved husband of Lillian (Sacks) and devoted of Abe Kleiman of New York. city. Fred Kleiman of Peabody, Jerry Kleiman of Boston and Barbara Meiselman of Peabody and son of Rose Grossman of Maiden and brother of Murray Kleiman of Somerville and also survived by eight grandchildren. Services will be held at the Goldman Funeral Home.

174 Ferry Maiden, Tuesday, Dec. 26 at 1:00. Memorial week at hi late residence. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Heart Fund, Please omit flowers. KITHINSKAS Of Dorchester.

Dee. t. Lomiceie iveine (Nareik, beloved wife of Walter, devoted mother of Mrs. Bernice Dnucette of Dorchester, and Mrs. Bertha Brant of Duxbury.

Also survived b.v 3 grandchildren. Funeral from the Joseph W. Casper Son Funeral Home, 187 Dorchester So. Boa-ton. Thursday.

Dec. 28. at 8 am. Solemn Requiem Mais in St. Peter's Lithuanian Church at 9.

Visiting hours at the Funeial Home. Tuesday 7-10. and Wednesday 2-4 snd 7-10. Interment Blue Hills Cemetery, Braintree. In lieu of flowers, kindly make memorial contributions to the Cancer Foundation.

CORRECTION LEAHY Of Reading, Dec. 22. FrsnK J. of 18 Scotland Road, beloved husband of Lucy (Smith) Leary, father of Lucinda E. of Baker Fla and brother of Lillian Irene of Melrose.

Graveside memorial service at the Merrimac Cemetery, West Newbury. Wednesday, Dec. at 2 m. Please omit flowers. LFST AN Suddenly.

of Walpola. Dec. 23, Anna M. iDumai): beloved wife of Emil G. Lestan: mother of Ronald E.

Lestan of Wrentham and Lei A. Blume of Natick. Residence 62.1 Route 1. Walpole. Funeral from Ihe Gmley Funeral Home, 8S2 Mam Walpole, Wedneaday.

Dee. 27, at 9 m. High Mas of Reouiem in St. Mary' Church, East Walpole at 10 a.m. Relatives and friend invited.

Visiting hours Tuesday. 3-5 and 7-10. LEVENSOHN On Sunday. Dee 24, Abranam S. or 24fl Clark Hrook.

line (suddenly), Beloved huiband nf Helen (Schwartti: devoted father of Marcia Levensohn Smith of Newtonvllle: dear grandfather of Trudi; brother of James of Brookline, Hyman of Cheitnut Hill. Louis Levriiaohn Cambridge snd Anno Byrr, Miss A. Sarah Levensohn and Minna Rkirball, all of fjrook-line. Service at the Temple Israel Meeting House, Longwood av Boston, on Tuesday, Dec. 28 st II am.

Memorial Week at hi tat residence, Worcester papers please) copy. LICniFftn Suddenly In MedforeJ. mrmeriy Of gall notion, pec, 24, Fred (Flore) of 09 Wlnalow av. Devoted husband of Gilda (Flco-cirllo) and fa- of Muhaet and pehta snd bi other of Oilando of Wilmlnston, Eddie of Stonenam, Anthony of F.veiett, and Mane Ml-lano of Somerville Funeral Thin, day from the Kapinn Memorial Home, 9 Chelacg it, i Maverick Fast Boaton at 9 a.m Solemn R-quiem In the SI. Franci ot Aaaiai Chuich Medford at 10 Rela.

live and friends invited lo attend, Vialtlng hour 2-4 sod 7-10. Internment Holv Croa Cemetery. Atm Vet of VV W. II. Parkin la thJ Tear of tht funeral name.

JAMAICA PLAIN POST 76 A.t. We regret tn gnnnunre Ihe Heath our late Cnmiade Frank f.fely, Mrmlwi will meet at the foal 04 Wedneadav at 7 pm, RIlHAHn SHIKLPS. Comndr, COHNKUt'S CONNOLLY. Adl. FUNERAL SERVICE if 1 ii Prices .8 Mt'Hy vfy pr1t tnci nfd- Stfvirt at any dittinc, for ail rihgioni.

1. Se WATERMAN fc SONS Offices, A ChtpVt lotTMi vnumrr twf DEATHS i Aionio, Lorito Anable. Grace M. Bankoff. Jacob Banks.

Charles Lynch, Arthur Lyons. James 1. Mahardv. George Barkas. Cons tan tin- Macuonaia, Alary MacDougall.

Julia MacOuirk. Julia A. Bass, Anna Bates. Josephine Belcastro, James Malmborg. Edwina Belusnko.

aaraiina Benne't. William Berg. Blanche Mai oof. Catherine Marks. Gertrude Mayo.

Joseph F. McAuliffe. Bridget Bjorkgren. Sven F. niacitmore.

McBnde. Katheiini Lula Mane McCarthy, Blong. Mildred V. Kathenne Biomauist, ti. w.

McClorey. Bovin. Fred Margaret V. frnnnalri. JamH Byrne.

William Chick. Edward M. Chislett. Albert Christoff erson, E. I Cibotti.

Nicholas Colarossi. Dnnatn Thomas Mcrlale. jonn t. Mclntyre. Arthur McKinnon, jrace Vnluchlin.

Joan wonnausnton. Joan McNaught. Wallace Lonnouy, Laura Agnes Connor. MelUng, josepn r. Mikenas, Walter Miller, Clarence Moon.

Eleanor S. Moore. nprtmde M. Catherine A. Cook.

Catherine J. Copeland, Mary E. -opp. susan Marie Cormier. Eunice Cox.

Elmer Crowley. Thom. J. Morgan. Frederick Morhous-Rutn Jaiarn.

Cirft Norton, William uuen. Thomas l. ushmg. JoseDh F. Nowodworski.

A. Ohlson. Otto T. Palaic. Fthel Day.

William C. Deane. Nora A. Palmer. William L.

DeCoste. Barbara DeFeo, Michael DeU'Anno. Luigi Demakes. Peter Falmer-Faimieni Anthony F. Panajia.

Anthony Park. Edward C. Parker. Ruth B. Parsons.

Elsie E. Patterson, Bernard F. Perry, Mary J. Perry. Ruth DeVellis, Salvatore uiAngens.

Lisa Mane DiRocco, Frank Doherty, William Doucette.Paul V. uow, uoris t. Pesella. Assunta Drew, Mrs. Jessie Piazza.

Tillie Dustin. Florence Pika Alhert J. Eck, Agnes Ewing, William Plessis, Leosa C. Porter, Louis Puntieri. Isabelle Facey.

Harriet M. Feeley, Bridget Frisch, Jenny Purcellitdwara r. rpii v. Kdwara tuner. Marie Furlong, Rivard.

Kenneth J. Robb. wunam r. Kathenne J. Gair, Thomas Roberts, George Romano.

Leo Gallo. Sabastiann Ruane. tlizaDetn Sacco. Angelo Shaw, Ethel R. Sher.

Ray Siden. Edward Garvey, Catherine Lraieiy, ran J. Gegrewicz. B. Genica, Frances uunert, Lillian Glynn.

Paul Silva. Joseph F. Sister Mary Martina S.C.H. Goldman, Abraham UDoawui. v-y Haines.

Mona A. Hale, Laura V. Smith. Charles Smith. J.

Ernest Sordillo, Robert A. Hanlon. Robert Spence. Cecil ri. Stanley, John V.

Stanton. Agnes John F. Hennessey. Mary A mil, Josephine v. ilton.

William R. otfcon. Ellen Stevens, Mary A. Stolar. Laura HonekamD.

Rprnar, nuason, jtiaroia U. Kane, Susan Kaufman. Harry Kazmier, Harvey Keenan. Sarah M. Sullivan, P.

Joseph Swanson, Lena P. Szczesiul. Boleslaw Thompson, Catherine C. Kellcv. Edward T.

iveiiey, Kattierrnel Thompson, Robert Trelegan. J. Mark Turker. William L. ieuy, Mary js.

Kelley. Michael Kepnes, Fannie Vaughn, Benjamin Kernander, Eleanoi vegua. Lillian Wall, Charles R. Walsh. James W.

Webb. George Welch. Francis J. Welsh, James White. Laura Woodworth.

H. Wright, James Mrwin. Kaymond Kleiman. JoseDh Kuchinskas. Domicele Leary.

Frank J. Lestan, Anna M. Levensohn. Abraham S. Liggiero, Fred EVENING DEATH NOTICES BANKOFF Jacob of 81 Woolson st.

Mattapan; beiovea nusDana or rioia Kraus devoted father of Stephen E. Bankoff of Framingham. and Mrs. Kutnann Kjigman OI nanaoipn, Also survived by 1 grandchild, Services win held Wednesday, Dec. 27.

at 2:30 p.m. at the Schloss-I berg Memorial Chapel. 1257 Blue Hill Mattapan. Memorial week will be observed at the home of Mrs. Ruthann Krigman, 14 Phyllis Drive, Randolph.

Contributions in expression of sympathy may be sent to the Agudas Israel Cong. Religious School, 222 Woodrow av Dorchester. HASS On Mnndav. Dec. 25.

Anna of 965 Blue Mill uorcnesier. Beloved sister of Lillian Scotch of Brookline and Harry Bass ot Dunellen. N.J. Also survived by nieces and nephews. Services at the Levine Chapel.

470 Harvard Brookline, Wednesday, Dec 27 at 11 a.m. Memorial observances through Sunday evening at her late residence. Remembrances in her memory may be made to your favorite rharitv. BLONG In Arlington. December 25.

Mildred V. (Conroy) Blong, of 60 Silk beloved wife of Michael J. Blong. mother of Henrietta Cali-eanis of Lexington. Constance Clark of Cambridge.

Sister of Henrietta TUton of Arlington, Jonn J. conroy of Cambridge and Alfred A. Conrov rtf California. Funeral from the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home.

226 Mass. ARLINGTON Thursday at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass at the Immaculate Conceotion Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday 2-5.

7-it). CONN AUG HTON In Waltham. Dec. ze. John beloved son ot tne late Richard and Katherine Clinton Connaughton.

and brother of Miss Margaret A. Conmmzhton. Residence 12 iLXcnange St. funeral from tne John J. MacDonnell Funeral Home.

749 Main at. (next to public library) Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, followed by a High Mass of Reouiem at St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visit-hours Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m.

KAUFMAN On Tuesday. Dec. 26, Harry, of 12 Greenwav court Brookline; beloved husband of Mary (risner); devoted father of Dr. Manuel Kaufman of Newton and Mrs. Sarabelle Burka of Washington, D.C.; also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Services at the Levine Chapel, 470 Harvard Brookline, Wednesday, Dec. 27 at 10 a.m. Memorial observances through Friday evening at his late residence, and then at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Manuel Kaufman.

B4 Winston Trt lUewtnn rn)r KELLY In Revere. Dec. S.I. Mr V. i Levi ne) wite or unarles E.

of zz Avalon st. Mother of Charles Jr of Brockton. Mary Bonasoro of Winthrop, Dorothy Banberg of Hingham. Joseph of Boston. Harold of Peabody.

John of Hanover. Helen Rlvlt of Revere. Margaret Perry of Peabody. Ann Croce of Revere. ioun ana Thomas of Revere.

Funeral from the Murray and Murray Funeral Home. 262 Beach Thursday. Dec. 28 at 9 a m. Hioh Mass of Reautem at Our Lady of Louraes church at :45 a.m.

Visit ing noun 2-s and 7-10 p.m MORGAN In Somerville, suddenly. urc, in, rTeoericK oi Summer husband of Elirabeth M. (Kemerhey), father of Loulne C. O'Connor of Lexington, Frederick of Arlington, brother of Georgia Harrison of New Bedford. Servicei at the Church of Our Savior, Marathon Arlington, Thursday, Dec.

28 at 11 a.m. Calling hours at the Savllle Funeral Home. 418 Mais. av Arlington, Wednesday, A to 3 and to 0 m. Late member Carmen's Union, Local B89, OHI.SON In Palmyra, Fa formerly of i Lamson court.

East Boston. Dec. 24. Otto T. Beloved husband of the late Mary C.

(Johnson), father of Marie D)etrlch of Palmvit, brother of Mrs. Daniel Green Sr. of Swamotrott. Mn. Annie Ehlllpi and Henry Ohlion.

both of ynn. Al survived by seven giandchlldrcn. Services at the Dl- rirtro Varn runrrai Home, Henry t. titiip. Maverick Sta l.

F.Mst Boston. Thursday at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited Visiting hour Wednesday evening 7-i Veteran I. Ule mimler of American Legion Post ot Lvnn and retired machinist of Brooklyn Navy Yard. Parking In rear of funeral home attrr PAI.MEft-PAI.MIK RI In Dorchester Dec.

25. Anthony be oved hus band of Mary J. lAmbroilnoi, resi dence 184 Monticello av.i father of Anthony F. Jr. and Peter Palmer and Mil.

Lorraine Stewart all of Dnrrhester: brother of Frank and Patrick Palmer and Mrs. Mary Gsttn all of Roslind.rle and Dr. Salvmore Palmier! of Waltham. Funeral from the John Mulry Funetal Home, 2 King st, at Dorchester Thurs- oiy nt a m. Reauiem Mass tn St ChrUtODhrr'n Church at o'clock Relatives and friends Invited.

Visit. hours a-4 and 7-10. Interment St. Michael's Cemetery. Rlt.VA of Cambridge.

Dee. 24 Fnr- meily of Arlington. Jnenh F. Sr. of 7 Amory st.

Beloved huoband of the late Florentine i Perry I. father Helen Welch of Wohurn. Marlon Mnnklry of Camhridie. tonne i.incnan ni rienrnia, mtrnre H-ilirv of Ttp. lorid.

Iliirt Heertv-ol Purkifleld. Me, Hetbrrt of North limning, jo, nn jr. of amnricia rhPttiAi nt Noilh unit iht farnlin late. Fifd Hilva. A ftrnthrt nf A xaa va nr units.

Fit, Arnrea mtvIcci Thiirrtav at the rinrey Chanel. Mt, Annum. Ceme- lery hnllt Camlrldse at 2 m. Vliitintf lira at the Poser Ti unrtat Home. I'll' vflirtunni, vainRrinar TuMOiiV and dhedv 2 4 hd 7-10, Late ife Honorary JlrniW Of CanvM Prnr)urt Ai'K" International and New FnsUnd Tot and Jin at tmorui' Awning Manufacturers Anc.

e.wa.NOH Lens iRy. WIS Bnilnn POM Matlpnro, Ml tairinw of Fred ffw-anann. as as Brlovrd mother ot Mllinn anti nf M'lbn" snd aialrf nf Mrs ilrulah Whltakef nf California tinr'el arrHre ll he hltl Vrdjirtrtav. Dec, J7 at 1 clock at Vie ItnloTd Cn'rtwcll jtnme. t.i:i Wt Main Marlboro, Mass Murlnl will rw In fnrralrlala l'mrtety, Maldrn, Max tailing hmin at tht funeral homr 1-9 this evening ftnntmnHTH-tn Florida fnrmctl Of Malnrn.

lire. JJ. Inn of Hadie Lulia t)onn. n. tm- nn Of Wallarf Gnndwin.

70 Halrm at, Graveside ervirr wiU ha hnd nrttdalt tVUidSO, Tow ad a at 1 vm. AN GATELY Of Jamaica Plain. Dee. 25. tranx beloved husband of tne late Mary J.

(O'Harei and devoted father of Margaret Murphy of Nashua. N.H.. and Sally G. Redding of Westwood brother of Joseph, Margaret, and Helen Rafferty. all of Jamaica Plain.

Also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral from the P. E. Murray Funeral' Home. 2000 Centre WEST SO.XRl'RY.

Thursday, Dec. 28, at a.m. Funeral High Mass in St. Thomas's Church at 10 ociock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited.

Late member of Jamaica Plain Post r76, A.L.' Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9 p.m. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. GEDREWICZ Of Lynnfield. formerly of Cambridge. December 24.

Bron-islaus. beloved husband of Jo sephine (Barzykowski) and father of Diane Malacmski. Brother of Anna Jacyna of Maine. Funeral from the Szulewski Son Funeral Home. 93 Otis East Cambridge nr.

Lechmere Wednesday at 8 a.m. Requiem High Mass in St. Hedwig's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited, Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9 p.m. GENICA Suddenly, in Everett.

Dec. Zo, rrances (Moranoi; beloved wife of Michael, and mother ot Micnaei. Aothonv. Mrs. Grace Varea.

Peter: all of Everett: Mrs. Ida Varna of Maiden. Residence 16 Winter st. Funeral from the Salvatore Rocco and Sons Funeral Home. 331 Main Thursday, at 8.

Solemn High Mass in St. Anthony's Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Visit ing hours z-o ana 7-iu. r.ll RFRT Lillian (Rreene) in North Hoiiywooa, uec.

wiie vi Ben; mother of Barbara Kalman of Encino sister of Edith Hirhai-il nf Montprev Park Samuel Greene of Quincy and Max r.r..n of Frnmineham. Mass. Me morial service Tuesday, Dec. 26 at 1 p.m. Memorial week at the home of Mr.

ano Mrs. Max ureene. 01 Pinewood FraminHham. Con. tributions in expression of sym pathy may be made in ner memory to tne city 01 nope nospuai.

uu-arte. Calif. r.I.TW In Forest Hills, suddenly, Dec. 23. Paul beiovea husoana of Muriel V.

(McCormack) Glynn.j father of Marie, Ruth. Joan and Kathleen Glynn, son of Gertrude (Lee Glynn and the late Thomas F. Glvnn. brother of M. Barbara Glynn of Hyde Park and Thomas tiiynn ot worwooa.

nesiaence 32 Bournedale rd. Funeral from The Brady Funeral Home. 10 Tower Forest Hills. Wednesday morn ing. Dec.

27 at 8. Solemn Reauiem High Mass in St. Andrew the Apostle Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives! and friends invited. Visiting hours Monday evening 7-10.

luesday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. GOLDMAN Departed December 25. Aoranam, of 7Z0 Morton Mattapan, beloved husband of Ida (Ricen) and devoted father of Mrs. Gladys Siegel of Albany, N.Y., dear brother of Mrs. Bessie Schveich of Dorchester and Louis Goldman of Hull, the late Gussie Stone, and the late Elizabeth Gerling and the late Robert Goldman, also survived by 4 grandchildren.

Services at The Stanetsky Memorial Chapels. 1505 Biute Hill Mattpan. Wednesday. Dec. 27, at 11 a.m.

Memorial week will be observed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Kalman. 19 Brookview st Dorchester. Expressions of sympathy may be donated in his memory to your favorite charity.

Kindly omit flowers. GOODWIN Departed December 24th. cy ot Z39S flnetree Miami Beach, Florida, beloved husband of Mary (Stepansky) and the devoted father of Philip Goode of Philadelphia, the late Natalie and the late William Goodman tnvinv brother of Mrs. Doris Cohen of Roslindale, Josiah of Sharon, Myer 01 ncvere ana wiuiam ooodman of Mattapan. Also survived by 8 grandchildren.

Services at the ttanetsky Memorial Chapels. 1505 Blue Hill Mattapan, Tuesday. December 2fi at 1 m. ttpmnriai week will not be observed due to uiness. expressions of sympathy may be donated in his memory to your lavorite cnarity.

HAINES In Belmont. Dec. 22. by arciaem. mona A.

(lialllsoni of Dovei-Foxcroft, Mafne. widow of the late. Reverend Johnson A. Haines, sister of Roger W. Gallison of Belmont.

Funeral services at the Plymouth Congregational Church. Pleasant Belmont. Thursday. 4 P.m. V1SIIU1K pours at the Short nH wiiii.m,nn am Home.

53 Tranelln rrl Wednesday, Dec. 27. from 7-9 p.m. Interment services, at Cedarville Ceineteiy, East Sandwich, on Friday, Dec. 29 at 1 p.m.

HALE In Haverhill. Dee. 25, imi, Mrs. Laura v. (Srammanl Hale: window of Haien G.

Hale, formerly of Watertown. Funeral service Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 at Dole and Child Funeral 148 Main Haverhill. Friends invited. Interment at Riverview Cemetery, Groveland. Calling hours at the funeral home v-n p.m HANLON In Newton.

suddenly, aaiuraay. Liec. zj, nooert nus-band of Emilv B. (Gallaeher). resl.

dence. 55 Capital Newton: father of Robert J. Jr. and Mrs. Francis T.

McGann of Waltham, Mrs. Cornelius J. O'Leary of Wellcslev, brother of Mrs. Joseph Jasset of Newton Lower Falls. Relatives snd friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Joyce and Joyce Funeral Home.

1320 Centre Newton Centre, on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass in the Church of Our l.ariv at 10 Visiting hour Mondav 7-10, Tuesday 3-5 or 7-10 m. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the charity of your choice in his memory. Member of the Holy Name Society. Newton Lodge of Elks: Newton Post No.

48 A.L.. Rnnrd: Ret Supervisor. Bos ton Gas (West District), and Navy veteran of w.w. i. HFNNF.8RET In Milton.

Dee. IS, M.ni A inona'herlv of 54 Wal- deck rd.i wife of the late Daniel J. anH mother nf Daniel J. of Cedar Rapids, Robert B. of South Yarmouth and Mrs.

George (Margaret) Ollva of Milton: sister Rirnarrl Dnuchertv of Bradford and Mrs. Grace Fitzgerald of South OMfalanfl- also survived hv a grandchildren. Funeral front the Tnhn.tnn Funeral Home. 460 Gran ite Milton. Thuraday.

Dec. 28 at 8:13 am. io oc lonowea uy i Funeral Hiuh Mass of Rruuiem a ct Atfutha'a Church. Adam at. at Hrook Milton at 10 am Relative snd friend respectfully invited to call at the funeral home Tuesday.

7 to 9 m. Wednesday. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.m. In lieu of flowers, contribution may pe mane In her name tn the Archbishop Cuilung Jubilee Fund HH.L In. Cambridge.

Drr. 24 Jose- pnine v. i ark. beiovea wne ot tne iaie i 1 m.ii,.h a( M. Hill sister of John Michael L.

Cahill. Catherine E. McLaughlin. Mary F. Jennets and Margaret S.

Mac- Pheraon. Funeral fioni the stan- Mt. AllhUIH Watertown, Wednesday at am. Solemn High Mas of Be-quiem in the Sacred Heart Church. Mt.

Auburn, at 9 o'clock. Relative and friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting bouts Tuesday 2-4 and 7-10 om. Interment St. Paul'i Cemetery Arlington, larte member of the Psri.h Ladies Sodality, nil.TOV-ln Chelsea.

Pee. 22. Wil liam ft Hesioriice, ni inna av, nr-lovrd of l.uev and f.ithrr of Barbara Sole. V-itliain and Paul Hlllon. uncle of William J.

Butler snd Waller I Butler. I uner-al from rxank Welsh Sons Funeral Home 718 Rroadwav. Tuesday. Dec. i.

at i 1 m. Solemn Hisli FunrraT Mas In Our J.adv of Grace Church 9, am R-Utive. and friend most fcrndlv invited. Vhitlne lipiiis Sundnv 4 and 7- Monday 7-10 P.m. only.

HOBSON In Pocaet, Pec. 22. FHen -iviiia ii nnwavi ni ir, Mas age 88 yeai. Widow of Lrlie llnhtnn. Aunt of Mn Herbeit H.

MrSorlry, Oatrrville: Mist Marlorie i.andei. Stow: Fdwln W. lander. I.vnni Mis William nannon Mnaall Fi'ana. Oalervtllel Mrs.

Meal Champasne. Upstate Sit Loin Ferro, Upstate NY God. child Mi Vincent Fa.v. Medford Funeral from the Doane. Heal A a at.M-,-1 Vltne.

West Main Hyannl. Wedneaday. Dec 27 at 9 15 followed by a High Mass of Requlrni in Out Udy of Aj-numpiion Church, Oatei vlll al 10 a Inlerment In Moamnod Cem-teiy. Coiiill. Vialtlng at the funeral home Turdv.

Dec. 2d. 2-4 and 7 om. in lieu ni, ennlrilnilloh may be mad to me Ameiu an Caneef Society in memo ry Of M( Iti'i'wn, nvtK IWS. Foemetlv of Cainbrldga, In tVallham.

pee JS, Bfinatd iraidenrt ,1.17 Mlver i Walttiam. helmed hu.band of the late Marv i father nl IS'C I'ernarn iioneaamn iiry, an. 1)1 rv fvyie Of waivnam, fr. Ann Mlichell of Salem tr Ciiaee M. klllot.Wlir)ni liner! finm the F.

Mahonev on Funeral iinma, 3ia itiirnn v. arnbrlrtae. Wedneaitev, pre 27 at am, Solemn funeial Mat In St Peier I Chuirh, Cenrnid at Relailve spn liirmi eeatwrlfilllv invited via'tlng hour g-o ana ll'e fanltdse l'tnnrll fan 14 of Member of In 1 ternienl gu FaUl'S Ci tmetcy, Ail- Ingten. JO 5 er 10 8UC3I.M0SICI ALONZO In North End, Dec. 25.

Lorito. Beloved husband of Anna (DeLeo and father of Dom-enic Aionio, Mrs. Angelina Todesco of Newton, Mrs. Lydia Aughera ot Winchester, Mn. Louise DiOrio of RoslirKlaie, Mrs.

Dorothy Tracey Franklin. Funeral from Joseph A. Langone Jr. Funeral Home, 58 Mer-rimac and Chardon Boston. Friday at 8:30 a m.

Solemn Requiem High Mass in St Leonard's Church. Hanover Boston at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-10 p.m., Wednesday and Thursday 3-4 and 7-10 pan. ABLE In Saugus.

Dec. 23. Grace M. AnaDle of lg Anawan Sau-gui. Funeral services will be held at the Fuller-ton Funeral Home.

325 Central Saugus, on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Friends may caU at tbe funeral home Tuesday evening 7 to p.m. BANKS In Boston. Dec. S3.

Charles A. i formerly of bomervule. Jamaica Plain, and Essex. England), late residence 12 Aldersey Somer-ville. Funeral services private.

Late employee Bethlehem Steel Company. Cambridge. Please omit flow ers. Funeral arrangements by the David J. O'Connor Funeral Home.

1558 Tremont Mission Hill Rox- tury. BAKKAS Of Norwood, Dec. 25. Con- ttnntme J. Barkas of 23 St.

Lath. erine Norwood: beloved hus band of Mary iChalikisi Barkas; devoted father of John C. Barkas. Mrs. Helen Simmons and Mrs.

John Polechronis. Funeral from the Arthur C. Hasiotis Funeral fome. 1642 Commonwealth righton Thursday. Dec.

28 at 12 noon, funeral services at ine Cathedral of the Annunciation Church. Parker and KuKffles Rnston at 1 cm. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Tuesday, 7 to 10. Wednesday.

2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Cancer Fund. Interment Highland Cemetery isorwood, Mass. BATES Of Cambridge. Dec.

25. 1967 after a long illness. Josepmne Baldwin Bates, late residence 20 Wen dell sister of the late Almira Bates and daughter of the late Herbert H. and Anna (Baldwin) Bates Funeral services at the Crothers Chapel. First Parish Unitarian Church, Harvard so.

Wednesday. Dec. 27 at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Josephine Bates Memorial Fund of trie iirst farisn tnureo.

BELCASTRO Jamea in East Wey mouth Dec. 23. Beloved husband of the late Victoria (Pazzano) of 470 Broad st. Father of Joseph Belcastro, Mary Brooks and Jennie Pasteris all of Weymouth, brother of Frank Belcastro of East Weymouth. Military funeral from McDonald Funeral Home, East Weymouth.

Corner Charles and Middle sts. (at Central so. I Wednesday at 8 a.m. Solemn Reauiem Mass in Immaculate Conception Church at o'clock. Relatives and friends in vited.

Retired stonamason. Army; veteran WWI. Purple Heart recipient and late member Wessa-gussett Post V.F.W. Visiting hours Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. In place of flowers it is requested that donationg may be made in his memory to the charity of your choice.

BELTJSHKO Of Arlington. Dee. 25. saralina, oeioveo wue 01 William and mother of Alexandra (63nHrai fnrenrhenko. Alexander.

both of Arlington and Walter of Stoughton, Funeral from Siu-lewski or Son Funeral Home. 93 Otis Z. (nr. Lech sq.) Thursday at 8 a.m. Holy Liturgy and funeral services at the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral let r9lr Mr Rntlnn at fi a.m Visiting hours Tuesday.

7 to 10, Wednesday. 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Panaheda services at the funeral home Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 8 p.m. Relative! and iriends tnvitea. HIVVITT Mattanan.

TieC. 23 William oeioveo. nusnana 01 Louise F. (Leonard) and father of Mrs. Diane Garafola, William F.

Sd. Edward Walter C. and Robin L. Bennett, and son of Flora and the late William Bennett: brother of Mrs. Evelyn McDonald.

Mrs, Doris McCullough, Mrs. Armond Mrs Alire F.rickson. Mrs. Mildred Clay. Edward and Walter Bennett; residence 58 Westmore rd.

Funeral from the Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home, 4 Fremont Thursday morning at 8. Requiem High Mass at St. Angela's Church at 9. Visiting hours Tuesday evening 7-10: Wednesday 2-4 and 7-10, Please omit flowers.

BERO Blanche fLieberman). of 37 Clark st Randolph, beiovea wtte of the late Barnett; devoted mother of Irving Halpern of Randolph; sister of Bessie Wertheimer of Los Angeles. also survived by grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday. Dec.

27. at 1 p.m. at the Schlossberg Memorial Chapel, J257 Blue Hill Mattapan. Memorial week will be observed at her late residence thru Sunday evening. Contributions in expression of sympathy may be sent to the charity of your choice.

BlnflKrBrIn ttrii-htnn. Dec. 24. Sven of ZD uonnyorook ne is survived by two nieces. Mrs.

Gertrude Boyington of Natick. and Mrs. Robert Boyd Munger 01 wasn. nH three nenhewl. I Fred.

Wil liam and Reuben Borkgren. all nf Calif Servires will be held in the Mackay Funeral Home. 465 Centre Newton, on Wednesday at 2 P.m. Friends may call at the funeral home on iuesaay (- p.m, BLACKMORE In Dorchester, lula Mir, Late nf xia Amory Jamaica Plain. Services in The Doran Doran Funeral Home, IBM Dorchester Wednesday Dec.

27, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited, visiting Hours lutj- aay evening 7-v. BIOMOV1ST Dee 24. Herbert Blomquist. residence Kennilwnrth Apartments.

Chelmsford. Formerly of Garden City. New York. He had been associated with Graphic Arts Industry, tn the New England and Nw York area. Calling hours at the Blake Memorial Home.

24 Mn uuviaiM i i.r.nn i Wort hen Chelmsford. Tuesday evening, from 7-8 pm. Services will be private. Interment in High tt. Cemetery, Hingham, BOVIN Of Handolph, Dec.

21, Fred nusoana 01 me inte ininrrmr (Doyle), late residence 15 Mirse brother of Mrs. Hattle BucVlcy and Mrs. Edward LaBreque of Randolph. Joseph of Maine, and Edward Bovin of Detroit, Mich. Reposing at the Cartwrtght Funeral Home.

419 No. Main Randolph. Funeral Wednesday it 1 in. followed by a High Maw of Requiem at St. Bernadctte's Church.

Randolph at a.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend. Visiting hours Tuursday 2-4 sod 7-9. Fleas omit flowers. BTHNf- In Milton.

December 2Mh. Wlllldm Byrne of 645 Plnt at, beloved husband nl the late Winifred T. iwaiiri). fatner oi William F. and Mia.

Robert J. Crowley txilti nf Milton. Mil Donald Gunn nf Hanover and Mia. Jame Williams nf North Sclluale, and brother of Mrs. Matthew J.

Mc- Grath of Milton. AIm survived by Sgrandihlldien. Funeral from the Cole and Glrawin Milton Home lor runeraim (anion av at nui-ton Village on Thursday at (1.1 am. Heuulem High Ma in SI Ami'haa C'huirh 9 orlnck. Relative and friend Invited.

Visit ing houis Wedneaday 2 to 4 and 1 in p.m, jie member OI mi Kit-phono Pioneers, CRICK In Rtonaham. Dee 51 fdward Munrne of Hanrork at. Mirviveo ny Mil. Albert I. tlan-rhard of Hrewer.

Maine. Mia. Don ald Hutcheiuin nf Stoneham. and four grandchildren, S-rvira at the John Hryant hon Funeral Home. 4 Common Wednrndav, Dec 27 at 1 Relative and friends Invited.

Vliitlng hours Tuedny 2 tn 4 and In Auburn and Lewi, ton, Main end Haverhill paper pica copy CHIM.rTT-ln Rn.ion. Dec il. Albert or Tnawoiui moinet ni rank hlaleii nf 9 Vinvin II an rnre SoolrV and Bl'nmfield Chi.ieit nf found and. and I hvll IjiI tlnek of W'ltrnnam, Service at 'he Iirhar0n fiineiaf Hum, 4J4 taahinstnn Dnrrheter on Wednradav Dee IT Vlaii-Ins hour on Tutaday 1 io 4 and 7 to I p.m, i Aftnn. Per, r.

iiin ll. neineer as He loved huahand Of (ilertv II. ramee Of Ihria. 1. Nil Helen r.

f'r AilrlalnV rulnm all r( Artnti Fil final awrvire ll be held Tnenlav hi The South Arlon ConsrtSal'onal urrh al m. Calling bom al Fn'inal jinnr. 4" I Wraf Arinn. Monday 7 nv Wraf Arinn, lien of fl" mode Io lh era tnav nulltling Fund of Acton Congregational hutth. Other Death Notice Pge 40 jrnt.on, ftu Helen F.

I'yrro. air Varlnrle W'lle. and Mrs. Sandra tavlor of Aiinn. Isintlier of Allen Cbrutnt'etann Maigaret Nrlann.

M', rlls Johnann and M', DEMAKFS Of Jamaica Plate, De- emoer ZD. feter V. DemaKes 01 zo Evergreen Street, beloved husband of Margaret BoukodouIos De-makes, devoted father of Mrs. Despina Poulos of Grand Island. Nebraska: James and Charles De-makes.

Funeral fTom the Arthur Hasiotis Funeral Home, 1642 Commonwealth Avenue, Brighton Thursday Dec. 28 at 9 a.m. Funeral services at the Cathedral of the Annunciation Church. Parker and Buggies Boston at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited.

Visiting hours Tuesday 7 to 10 p.m.. Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may mail, to the Hellenic Home for the Aged Fund, Interment Forest Hills Cemetery. n.vrllis Tn Watertown. Dee 25 Salvatore.

or 5 uesmona av. Beloved husband of the late Josephine (Calegna). father of Mary Nowasi-elski. Anna Giordano. Frank, and Jean Trano.

Reposing at the Da-Vito Funeral Home. 761 Mt. Auburn WATEBTOWN, until Thursday morning at 10. Solemn Funeral Mass at St. Patrick's Church at ll a.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visitine hours Tun day 7 to 10 p.m. and Wednesday to ana 7 to 10 p.m. DiANGEUS Children's Hospital. Boston, Dec.

24. Lisa Marie. 3 months, of 5 Lawrence Pocasset. daughteeir of Arthur and Kathleen (McDermotti DiAngelis Resides her oarents. she is survived by one brother.

Paul Thomas, pa ternal grandparents, trances ano farmpn riiAnffpli of Fast Boston: maternal grandmother Mary Callahan of Pocasset. Funeral arrangements by Nickerson-Bourne Funeral Home. Bourne. Graveside service Tuesday. Dec.

26. at 10 a.m.. Po casset Cemetery. DIROCCO In Watertown. Dec.

24 Frank beloved husband of Judith A. (Devlin). Father of Christine M. and Cheryl A. Devoted son of Frank and Clara (Infanti) Di Rocco.

Late residence 50 Aldrich rd Funeral from the McNamara Fu neral Home. 460 Washington st Brighton (at Lake on Thursday-morning at 8 o'clock, followed by a Solemn Requiem High Mass in St Patrick's Church, Watertown at 9 oclock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. Patrick's Cem etery.

Late member of Allston Council 555 K. of Executive Board Member of C.W.A.. Local 1051. Visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Park ing area rear or funeral home.

DOHERTY In Charlestown Dec. 24 1967. William helnverl hnshanrl of Anne M. (Almeida) Doherty of 77 Monument devoted father of Marilyn Anne and William J. Doherty brother of Mary O'Hal-loran, Frances Burton, Catherine Doherty, Helen Devlin, Cpl.

James u.a.M.c. and Margaret M. Doherty. Funeral from the Frank Lair uneral Home. 220 Bunker Hill st.

Thursday at 9:15. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Catherine Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Late Grand Knight of Bunker Hill Council 62.

K. of C. Late clerk-carrier at G.P.O. and member of Letter Carriers B. A.

Visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. DOl'CETTE In Maiden, the 23d. raw age 45 of 224 Belmont husband of Catherine (Muise). Funeral to be held from the Lom-ba ra Son Funeral Home. 893 Western (at McDonough sq.l on Wednesday at 8.

High Mass of Requiem at Sacred Heart Church at 9. Burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. DOW In CharlestfTwn.

Dee. 23. Doris i. torrmoi, Deiovea wne of ensries Mother of Mrs. June Gunther.

Anthony Brando. Robert E. Dow, Zilleen Dow. r.hariM rviu jr Michael P. Dow and Janies J.

Dow. Daughter -of Mrs. Emily Gifford. 5ifr 01 irs, tinei Hcim. funeral from the Murphy Turnbull Funeral Home, 322 Bunker Hill Wednesday at 8:15.

Solemn High Mass in St. Joseph's Church, Med-ford, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visitin hour Monday 7 to 10. Tuesday 2 to 4 ana 1 to 1U P.m.

DREW-In St. Louis. formerly or tjosion, Lynn and Beverly Dec. 24. 19t7.

Mrs. Jessie P. (Haskell) Drew. Daughter of the late Mattie and Fred Haskell. Mother of John Drew and grandmother of Marv.

John and Robert Drew. Funeral services will be hold Wednesday. Dec. 27 at the Lee Moody Funeral Home. 9 Dane st Rpverlv in Relatives and friends are invited to attend and may pay their respects at the funeral home on Mondav 3 1k0 "nd Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.

in Cambrfdge. Dec. 22. xiuience uusim of Za Walnut nv. at me Bige ow Chanel.

Mf Aithn-M Cambridge, on Wed. Dec. 27 at id Kill. ECK In East Braintree. Dee.

54. lr'ercei; wite of the late aj. tea of Wellington beloved mother nf Mrs ciaHv, a Flaherty of the home address and nin. Louise niacKay of tfutney. Funeral services at the Daniel h.

Clancy Funeral Home. 100 Washington Weymouth on Thursday at 10:30 a m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-fl, Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. EWING In Boston.

Dec. 22. William neiovrd husband ofRosie Lee Ewing, 2031 Columbus Roxbury, father of Eurystheus and Alan Ewing. Reposing at the Chlsolm Funeral Chapel, 532 Columbus BOSTON. Funeral Wednesday.

Dec. 27 at I p.m. from the Ebenezcr Baptist Church, 157 West Springfield Boston. Relatives and friends invited. Family present at the chapel, Tuesday 7-9 p.m.

FACEY In East Boston December 23 Harriet M. (Gusgowski). Wife of the late Charles Faccy. Sister of Mis. Lydia C.

Bnwmar, aunt of Mrs. Lillian Ricardi. Augustus J. Nelson. Mrs.

Lillian Smith and James How- mar. Funeral from Tht Magrath Funeral Home. 325 Chelsea st. Day so. Wednesday at 9:15.

Requiem High Mass at The Star of The Sea Church at 10. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hour lufsnay 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. FFFLEV In Brookline. Dec.

24. Brid Sot 1 MrFvlllv 1. helnverl wife of the late Thomas Feeley. Residence, J2 Chestnut mother of Mrs. Mary Bedden and Mrs.

Hita McCone Of Brookl.ne and Mrs Eleanor Folry of Framingham. Funeral from tbe Geoige J. Lacy Funeral Home. 129 Harvard Thursday morning at 8:10. followed by a Solemn High Mass nf Requiem in St.

Mary of the Assumption Churcn at 9 clock Relative and friends are kindly Invited. Visiting hours Tuesday evening 7-9, Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 in terment St. Joseph's Cemetery. FRISCH Departed Dee. 25.

Jenny iLrwini ot a4 Hiue mil uor. i -r i. n- i Joscnh Frisch and devoted mother of Mra, Erna ftfligerer nf Newton Highlands, loving ister of Mis, Rose Don of West New York. J. Alto survived by 3 grandchildren and I aranarnua.

services ai anc Stands tsky nlernor a Chanel, 1505 Blue Hill Mattapan. Wed 27. at I Dm Memorial week will ru he oiienrd at the home nf Mr. A Mr. Leonard j.

Magerer. 272 Wood-cliff Newton Highland. Expressions of sympathy may le deflated in her memory to Yehiva Ohi Torah. 170 Woodrow av tlor. Kindly omit flowers, Fl ll.l of Dedham.

Dep. 24. Marie Taylor). Wile of Ernet n. ruuer of 42 Woodlawn St.

Mother of Flalns F. Mcridan and Russell G. Fuller and staler of Mr, Agnr Turner. Funeial from Folwm Funeral Home. Mn High St WF.ST-1 Wfinn.

Thur.rtnv at 8 15 am. H'-qiiti-m Huh Mas at St. Susanna' Church. Dedham at 9 o'clock Heia-tlvea and friend invited. Vlaiung hours Tueaday 7-9 cones-day 3-5 and 9 m.

In lieu nf flower, donations may be sent to the Cancer Fund, rl'RUlVO In South Boston. Dec 2.1, Kalnerine oeioven aisiet of Mia, Dells William. Mrs. Crl- ilno Cmnin. Mr (ierlnide lllne, ilargaiel and Waller Cummins, wile rr.ideiue, 8 I ind-n Feral fmm the Hi ten Funeral I'inie, 4A Pnuhesifr Widnea-dav at 8 orlcuk Funeral High Maaa al St Auauatliie'a Church al am.

and friend n-vited Vuiting hour Monday 7 to lo, Tuesday i to 4 and 7 to 10. GAIR In Everett, Dec. S3. Thorns, beloved hushand of Matgaret iMullisani. Krsidenre 71 Wilbur pt.

Funeial frmn the John Waid A Son Funeial Home. 72 Itrnnd way, Uft 27 at 811 am. Solemn High Ma at SI Thrrraa Church at 9 a m. Relative and fnrnda invited In attend Viailing hoiii 2 4 and 7 9 pm rnemhrr ftoamn Carmen iiion Loral M9 and Holy Name Sn, iriy, Imerment Olcnwooa Crme- Irty, 0AflO-f)f ra Bo.tnn, Per, J. paha.llane) nf III) Hrnnlnslnn feinted buahabd of rnlna Hire Honr-ai, ano faiher nt faul of theltra.

Jnarph and Kehaatiann of Fai Pnitnn, and Atena nf Con-pet ticut, nneifll TlniranaV Iinm Ihe Papinn Memorial Home. Chelae ft Mvn an at I Solemn Penilent Ma in he Heart th.in 8 teolea and friend attend VUlting bains T'learlav 7-10, Uednradav 2 4 and 7-10 Inletment hi Mirhael'a cntrlet Late tnrroltvr of aiiiral- lln llaitil h.wirtv of rca.f fimlnn fa'king in tht tear ot the funeral home. Dee. It I athrilne Kelly i loimtl kieiville beloved wife of (lie late Mbbarl taarvrv Alaoaiir VHed by nieir and nt t- fetal frnm tbe H.Tfnn.aa Mernntiai FUnP'al Hme. 73 paien t.

fiMimlav, Dec 2, "rB prnmem ia at St fai-ire I'm rh a) in pelatlve and frlenn a' Smdiy Invlied tn al'end Calling hout Tu'adav 10 i Wedne- riar in 4 and 9 tatt number oi ibt riuB aodaUUra 3 Mrs. Jessie Drew Singer, Voice Teacher Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie p- (Haskell) Drew, 79, I0." music supervisor in water-town schools, who died Sunday in St Louis, will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Lee Fei Home 9 rDrerr native of Lvnn. was graduated from i She studied voice and opera and in 1914 visited 38 states on a concert tour with the Boston Musical Club.

She later toured the United States and Canada, and in 1925 trained the chorus for the Boston Civic Opera Co. Mrs. Drew was supervisor of music in Watertown elementary schools from 1924 to 1950, during which time she taught voice at the Boston Conservatory of Music. She leaves a son, John L. Drew of St.

Louis, and three grandchildren. Joseph F. Silva, Ex-Cabin Boy, Founded Firm Joseph F. Silva ran away from his native Azores to sail before the mast as a cabin boy when he was 8. Twice he was shipwrecked, once for two months.

He died Sunday at the age of 88. Mr. Silva was a founder of the Silva Brothers Awning Co. of Cambridge, now operated by mebers of his family as the Silva Tent and Awning Co. It was a business he stepped into after leaving the sea where he learned the craft of sailmaking.

Mr. Silva resided at 87 Amory Cambridge. He was retired. He was a member the New England Tent and Awning Manufacturers Assn. and an honorary life member Canvas Products Assn.

International. Surviving are three sons, Herbert of North Reading, Joseph of Cambridge and Thomas of Weaverville, N.C.; five daughters, Mrs, Helen Welch of Woburn, Mrs. Marion Moakley, of Cambridge, Mrs. Louise Li nehan of Bedford, Mrs. Flor ence Bailey if Tamps, and Mrs.

Hilda Beedy of Buckfield 15 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Services will be conducted in Storey Chapel, Mount Aix burn Cemetery, Cambridge, at 2 p.m. Thursday. Rev. John J.

Loia of the Portu guese- Baptist Church will officiate. John F. Steede Ex-Waltham Fire Chief WALTHAM A solemn requiem Mass for John F. Steede, 67, retired Waltham fjre chief, will be offered at 9 a.m. Wednesday in St.

Mary Church. He died Saturday at his home, 41 Summit st, Chief Steede retired from the Fire Department in 1964 after 39 years of service. He became chief in 1956, He was a member of the Massachusetts and New Eng land Firefighters Associa tions, He leaves his wife, Cath erine (Cullen); two daugh ters, Mrs. Charles (Jean) Eagan and Mrs. James (Marilyn) French; three sons, Deputy Fire Chief Joseph John and Kevin and a sister, Mrs, Charles (Mary) Maud, all of Waltham.

)ig for VlCtOry Author Dies at 74 Atior Islet Presl LONDON Sir Richard who invented the slogan "Dig for Victory" in World War II, died Monday. He was 74. Haddon was credited with inspiring Britons to grow more fod in their own backyards to counter the German blockade. He was knighted in 1951. Haddon wag chairman of Associated Life Press, a group publishing magazines and trade journals, from I960 to 1964.

Harry Kaufman Harry Kaufman, 82, of 12 Greenway Brookline, manufacturer of women's apparel in Boston for 50 years as owner of the Wind-tor Coat died today at Beth Israel Hospital. He leaves his wife, Mary; a son, Dr. Manuel Kaufman of Newton, and a daughter. Mrs. Sarabelle Burka of Washington, DC.

Services will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Levlne Chapel, 470 Harvard st, Brookline. PLUMBERS GAS FITTERS UNION LOCAL 12 We t'grtt annnunra tha d'th if Birtthcr Jamra airLwnam. f.om thf Arthur Dohrrlv A Vn funaral Home. 4 Lincoln Natlrk.

thtir-nav at 1 Vitltin bnut a U.H.,o.H5v 1.1 anil ie KAtTHlW XWOMtY. Frances D. Dugan Ex-Windsor School Director Word we received here to- day of the death last Friday in TVratnr Tnrf D. Dugan, retired director of the Windsor School in Bos ton. A natitve of Indiana.

Miss rlfyZllJTi SaTvSS cv, faculty of the Windsor School in 1918 as a teacher of English. She later became associate director and in 1939 was named director. Miss Dugan returned to Decatur upon her retirement in 1951 but maintaianed a summer home in Rockport. Cy Goodwin Ex-Boxer, Globe Man Services for Cy Goodwin, 76, a former professional Doxer, wm De iuesaay at p.m. in Stanetsky memorial chapels, Mattapan.

Mr. Goodwin died Sunday at a Miami Beach, hospital. A native of Boston, he had lived in Miami Beach since his retirement four years ago. He had been an employee of the Boston Globe's circulation department for 49 years. He leaves his wife, Mary (Stepansky) Goodwin; one son, Philip Goode of Philadelphia, three brothers, Myer, of Revere, Joseph, of Sharon, and William, of Mattapan; and one sister, Mrs.

Doris Cohen of Koslin-dale. 6 Burial will be in the Hebrew Helping Hand Cemetery, Everett. Jacob Bankoff Ex-Hub Policeman Jacob Bankoff, 56, of 61 Woolson Mattapan, a retired Boston Police officer, died at home last night. Born in Boston, he was educated in the Maiden public schools. He was appointed to the Boston Police Dept.

in July, 1940 and served in Hyde Park' and Traffic divisions. In 1946, as a member of the Taxi Squad, he was shot and wounded and suffered other serious injuries while attempting to arrest a gunman. The gunman was killed when his gun went off during the struggle. He retired from the force two years later. During his retirement, he became an authority on antiques, particularly glassware, and numismatics (the study of coins).

One of the founders of the Boston Police Retired Officers he was a member of the Knights of Pythias and Temple Agudeth Israel of Dorchester. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Flora (Kraus) Bankoff; his son, stepnen 01 rramingnam and his daughter, Mrs. Kutn Ann Krinman. Services will be held in the Schlossberg Memorial Chapels, 1257 Blue Hill aii, Mat-ta, at 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday. Brookline Police Overtime Pay OK.9 dby Board The 150-man Brookline Tolice Dept. has been promised time-and-a-half for overtime by the town's Personnel Board. At present po licemen Jtei suaigni uine vi time off for work beyond 40 The matter will now go to the annual town meeting in March for approval. Detectives and members of the traffic division scrapped a request for mon money after personnel officials approved a compromise on the overtime plan.

Police and firemen last year signed a two-year salary pact that increased them 6 percent in 1967 and 4 per-cent beginning on Apr. 1. Patrolmen and fire privates start at $150 per week. Firefighters are also Involved in talk with the Personnel Board. They're asking to have the work week re-' duccd from 48 to 42 hours.

The personnel officials reportedly favor a plan of a two-hour reduction a year bcginninc next April, arm-inc at the 42-hour week by 1970. Back Bay Doctor's Offices Ransacked Burglars ransacked several doctors offices at 403 Commonwealth Back Bay, ever the week-end. The thieves forced open tlic front doors lending to the rfilccs of Din. Earl A. Click- lieh, Follx FlclJchncr, Robert J.

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