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24 The Boston Globe Monday, June 1, 1970 DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS 1 DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DIMPSIT In Suuantura. May 31.1GI In Mattapan. May 29. Maigaret S. Beioved, Emil beloved husoand of Minal LIPKP.B rvna-ted May 31.

i iA.sti 149 Commonwealth 5i M' He.en M. Fraser nf 13 HMtinn OBITUARIES Terr, beioved wife of the late Wii-ram M. Bnen: moiner of Mrs Helen Harper. Sister of Kenneth rraser. Also survived hv 4 a-rn Hardy, 45 children- Funeral from the Foley Funeral Home.

40 Hancock st. (Up- BDX- Antonto hams Corner! Tuesday. June 2 at 9 Barara. Joseph a nv Solemn Mass erf Reouiem Bemus. Nancy St Kevin', Church at 10.

Rela-iR7r" tive, and fri'nds are invited. ing hours Sunday 7-9. Monday 2-4 1 Kuta 7-9 Late member of Si. Kevin's Blago, Frank 04 SHBuss.Geox ORPHAN Of Norwood. May 39.

Peter. J. Husband of Meredith 1 Loud of 67 Redwood drive. Father Brennan. James J.

of Patricia and Michael. Brother of Brennan Rose William a of Norwood. Funeral from the Gulooly Furweral Horne. WUUam H-126 Wainoie st. (Rti.

tAl Button- YlannM wood. Tuesday at 8 a.m. FollowedjChambera-Sullivan by a High Alass of Requiem in St. Qth.nn. Catherine 1 Church at 9 a m.

tives and friends respectfully Edith M. vited. Visiting hours Sunday Quids, William sionoay -i and J-B. I FATTEKSON Of Wakefield. May 30.

1 toe. Charles Florence G. (Mearai. widow orcurtin Charles B. Patterson and mother of iiJSf" the late Irving J.

Patterson. Funeral i custun. Joseph. David Keith A memorial service will be held at noon Wednesday for Brandeis University professor David Keith Hardy, 45, who died Saturday night after his car struck a deer on a road in Blanford, Mass. Mr.

Hardy, of Meredith, N.H., and West Newton, was a professor of film and theater arts who had been a leading force in developing the undergraduate and graduate film programs at Brandeis. During his career he had i been associated in produc tion and direction, or as a commentator and reporter with the ABC and NBC television networks, National Educational Television, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. and the Australian Broadcasting Commission. He came to Brandeis in 1967, after a career that T7lXxV, TT in Brigh Ja late rioenc' 131 he Marie E. ilew.

oevo.ed famer of Mrs Mazy Anucar.gioi.. Mrs. Gordon- Airs. Irene Clark, V's. Caroline Sirensky and Jop.n F- a.so survived t-y Is g-ansichUdren and 1 great from the Gerald W.

Lehman Funeral Konr, 53 Carrrbrinpe Wednesaay moving at followed by a Solemn High Mas of in Sv C'olunbkilK's rrh at 10 Relatives and ner.t HM Cro Cemeie.y. Visiting hour Monday evening 7-9, Tuesday 34 and 7-9. BMC Of 6S Florida st. Dorchester, May 30. Anxjnio.

beloved hus-) hnd oi' Helen E. Chase, father of: Tonna Philip MacAUis-i ter. Services at the G.anstrorn Funeral Home, S2t Cuqu.uua near Mattapan on Tuesday, atl 1 m. Re 1 1 ves and le as in-; vrted. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 m.

Denarted Ihv 31. Josenh oi 45 Long Wood Brook. ne, deoted father of Raymond J. dear grandfather of 2 gTrtnachildxen. Servx'e at tne Stan etsjr Mrmoriai Chanei.

locB Ba-con t-. arookline. Tuesday. June 2 at 11 am. There will be no menu n-i ai eefc.

Express-ons syir-patny; rv be donated to the of jour no ice. Kindly omit f.owers.1 services at the cr-ipei Mon-i day eerung. June 1, at 9 p.m. BISGHAM-BLCK Ruth, of Sher-i man Oaks. Fnciy.

May 29. fo-meriy of Schituate. tfe off the lte Richard Bina. nr.o-ner At R.if Arl.neton. ar.d Barbara A Buck oi O-m.

Clit- also survived by 2 chfiaien. Servces Tuoscwy at 11 am. at Fierce Brothers Hot. 6153 Van Jiuys Van, Nuvs. Cauf.

i Bl AGO In Chelsea. May 31. Pr 'Oved husband of Anna Tar-ivwici) 1m mg of Roman. Mary, and Alfred Biago. Funeral uili at, 8 a m.

fTun The Anthor.v Mrmonal, Funeral Hone. 155 Waohms'on av.i followed by a high Tnass of Reauemi ii St. Stanislaus Church at 9 a.m.j hou: Monday 7-9, Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. BUSS Departed. May 31st.

Grore, ot 13 nooaome tnrie, Vi ntna nt vl via i Freed- iraiv. devoted father of Marlene Diarne H-, and Steven F. Buss, all VBViam S.irT.-ir-p at The Stan- eky Memorial Chape lt68 Bea-! con st. BrooKiine. Monday.

June 1st. at 12 noon. Memorial week wil. be observed at his late resiaenoe. Expressiona of sympathy may be donated in his memory to the Heart Fund.

BOWEV Suddenly, in Dorchester. May 3in. James F. beloved hus-Kanrl nf Flrnor (Sutermc ister and devoted father of James F. III.

and h'atncia. son or james r. twtn i-of South Boston, and the late Mm- r. (Wiirmrt ana orotner ot Mary Kecgan. of Quincy.

Iwre resi dence -2 Granville Mineral trom the John J. O'Connor Funeral Home. 740 Adams near Galli-van Wednesday morning, at 9 am. Solemn Hnrh Funeral Mass in St. B'-end-an's Church, at 10 o'clock, relatives and friends respectfully invited.

Visiting hours Monday verm 7-10. Tuesday 2-4 and 7-10. Fast president ot M. Brendan noiy tne Shawmiit Assocrjle Club, of services at tne Morr.sson Funeral Home. 13 Ya.e Wakefield, on Tuesday at 11 am.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday from 7-9 p-m. PECK In Marshfleld. May 29, Ethel E. Peek of 2099 Ocean st age 72 m. Funeral services at The First Congregational Church.

Marshfleld on Wednesday June 3 at 2 pm. Interment in Cedar Grove Cemetery, MarshfieiCL Calling hours at The Snephard Funeral Home, Rte. 14, Pembroke Center, Tuesday eve 7-9- FE.N.Nfcri In Combat in Vietnam. May 20th. Cpi- Feter James, beloved son of Anthony and Maria Aurelia 1 Pennucci.

and brother of Joseph and Marisa of 103 1 Aii st Lvnn. Funeral from the Struzziero Funeral Home, 311 Western Lynn, on Tuesday at 9 am. Solemn High Mass of ReqtAem at St. Francis Church at 10 a.m. Interment at St.

Joseph's Cemetery, Lynn Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 24 and 7-9. PI1RRE In Boston. May 30. Manuel.

beloved nusoana or aetu. mm Greer Pierre; father of Gene. Pearl E. and Jannette M. Pierre.

Requiem Mass. Wednesday, June 3rd at St Angelas Church. 1548 Blue Hill Mattapan, at 10 a.m. Visiting at the Davis Funeral Home. 89 Walnut Roxbury.

Tuesday from 12 noon to 9 p.m. Family resent 7-9 p.m. Rosary at 8 p.m. elatives and friends invited. POND In Nahant.

May SO, Melora Hobbs Pond; wue 01 rreaerica r. Pond. Funeral services will be fceld in the Village Church. Nahant on Tuesday, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited and may pay their respects at her late residence, 40 Pleasant st.

Nahant from 4-8 p.m. on Sunday and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Monday. Arrangements by the Landergan Funeral Home. Lynn.

ROACH Of West Newton. May 30- formerly 01 tmcoin. jjora. 01 Randlett beloved daughter of the late James and Bridget 1 Dunne Roach, aunt of Mrs. AI.

Elizabeth LATE DEATH NOTICES Waltham Mrs Agnes THORNHILL In MarTbore. May 30. i-ZiJliUf Cane JonS- of 3 9 Eas Maln Mdrlbo-V. of centervi lie. cape IO Formerly of 414 North Mai- Tiorchewter, and Veteran of WW.

II. BFKNNAX In Everett, May 30. 15170. Residence 40 Jefferson ave. James P.

Beloved husband of Lucille (Rose) father of Dennis james Lucille of Everett, Paul J. Brennan, Grandfather of Joseph, James, and Denise Brennan. Brother of Mary A. and the late Joseph O. and William A.

J. Brennan. Funeral from the Charles J. Murphy Funeral Home. 519 Broadway on Wednesday morning at 9 Followed by a Solemn High Mass in Our Lady of Grace Church (Nichols st.

at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friend. are invited. Visiting hours Monday and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Interment Glen wood.

Late PE R. Maiden Lodge of Elks Ko. 95. Veteran WW H. In lieu of fjnwers contributions in his memory may be made to the Heart Fund.

BRJNVAN In Somerville. May 31. 1970 of 1043 Broudwav. Rose, beloved sister of Mrs. Helen Allaire and Frederick Biennan.

Funeral on Tueftday rooming from the Frank E.i Flaherty Funeral Home, 261 Wash-: ington at Union sq. at 8:15 a.m. Rrquiem Hieh Funeral Mass the Church of St Clement at 9 o'clock. Felatives and friends may call at the Funeral Home on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9. Bl'RKY In Brookline, May 30.

1 1 ham H. beloved husband of Catherine 0'Neil Burke. Resi- iL.ni of John W. Moore of S-auant-um. Aiso survived by several cueces ani ticpnews.

trorn tne G. Ma-loy Funeral 1 1 2b tt i ninninn Uor- chfstr Lower Mais, on Tuesday, June 2. at 9 a-m. High Mass ot Re Quiem in tar or me cnurcn ax 1 1 a m. Ke.ives ana triendm invited.

Vis: tin hours 24 ana 7-9 pm. Parsing in rear of funeral iMme. Interment St Joseph Cenae- tety D'sROCHES Of Cuincy, May 29, George -V. husband of the late Mary Walsh Des Roches of 102 Eimwood and father of Arthur J. of Oumcy.

Olive Keoey of ri and K-ta Luciano of Wakefield, M.ss- Funeral from the De are Brothers Funeral Home, 576 Kan-cock WoHaston, Tuesday, June 2nd. at 8 lo a.m.. toiiowea Dy Hinh. Mas of Requiem at St. Ann's Cnurch.

Woliaston. at 9 a nv Friends may visit at ine funeral home Sun-day 7-9 and Monday 2-4 and 7-9. DIGGA.V In Somery.li. May jonn J. oi 5iu Myi.c av Btioved husDmd of Frances E.

itiuiKer Doi-iaXi. Fatner oi John J. lik.in Jr. djid Francis Duncan. botu ot Reading.

Bi)tner oi Judir oi iew Kdven. runerai liom u.t uaniei r. uunen runerai 2 Benton at Summer olkRVn.LL. WeonestW al 8 a no. S'jieniQ Hifia Maia in St.

Potuy-crp Church, at 9 a.m. RelaUves artd friena invited. Memotr oi Somen ue Lodge of Reading Council o. luJi. of ana aora- and 7-10.

EARLY suddenly In Wellesley Hills EJ-Rtp oi 29 Wmttier Ro-d. h-imw4 micband of Ca trier in He i- fron Early. Father oi Philip Jr. of South Naucfc and Martha O'Brien of Wetlesicy. Broiher of Edna E-Gateiy and Catherine deCoen of sley.

sui vtved by four grand -children. Funeral from the Henry JJ hiiike i-'uritral Home, 56 Washington1 vveuesiey nuis, Mreanesaay, ai. 9.15 a m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Johns Church at 10 a.m.

Reiatives and mends respectfully invited. Visiting hours Monday 7 to 8, Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. FILL Spec 4 Georg F. Jr. U.S.

Armv. of -North Ciuincv. the servic of his country in fmnnriid. Mrf 23. iy70.

th? beloved son of GeorBe F. and Anna iMcDonoush) Fell of 153 East buuamum st; brother of Michael C-, John and iiooert ail of the home address; grandson oi Catherine AKUonougn of Uuincv. Relatives and friends are resoect- fuhy mivted to attend the iuneral flora the Keonane runerai Home, 785 Hancocic WOLLASTO.V Tuesday at 8:15. Hit'h Mass oi Requiem Sacred Heart Church at a.m. visiting nours cunaay i-v, Monday 3-4.

7-9. FILES Of Norwell and Carlisle for- mei ly of Hmfihara. Mav 30. T. Her- beit Files.

Husband of the late Alice owlin Flies in his 89 yr. Father of Mrs. Josephine (Files) Reilly of larus eand mcnra A. fiiesoinor veil. Funeral services Tuesday Juno 2.

at p.m. lrom tne Downing cot tage Chapel. 21 Pond st Hingham, Friends may call at the Chapel Monday evening from 7 to 9. In lieu of ilowers donations may be made in his memory to the Memorial rund of rirst Baptist Church. DTV Of South Boston.

May husband of the late Agnes E. (Nelson); beloved father of Mrs. Margaret Thomas of Bell-vue. Mrs. Agnes Gnfiin of Dor-rhester, Mrs.

Mary Sapienza of Dorchester, Joseph (Dodo of South Boston, Francis of Pea body. James of Weymouth, Robert of Millis and William Flaherty of South Boston; brother of Bartley of Wilmington, Michael of Dorchester and Mrs. Margaret Pasquale of Maiden; also survived by 22 grandchildren. Funeral from the O'Brien Funeral nine, 1 4ft Dorchester st South Boston. Tuesday, at 8.

Funeral High Mass in St Augustine's Church, at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday. 2-5 and 7-10 P.m. Late member of Local C805, I.L.A.

FOWLER. Of Groton, formerly of sjomerviiie. May 30. John ri. Husband of Delia Father of Henry M.

of Cambridge, Murray C. of Tewksbury and John R. of North Eastham. Brother of Louis E. of North Sidney.

Nova Scotia, Mrs. Lillian Chisholm of Jamaica Plain, and Mrs. Mabel E. Streeter of Tus con, Ari. Services at St.

Marks Episcopal Church. Coid Spring Road, Graniteville. Wednesday at 10 a.m. Visiting hours at the Badger Funeral Home, 12 School st. Groton, today from 7 to 9.

Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Interment In Puritan Lawn cemetery, reauoay. FBAP.EB In East Boston. Mav 30. William beloved husband oft Barbara (Dunbar), residence 2 Lexington father of Frank Everett Robert Leo William Barbara Ann Fraser, and Helen Finn; brother of Ethel Cleary.

Violet Mclnnes and Lester C. Fraser also survived by 14 grand children. Services at the Magrath Funeral Home. 329 Chelsea st, (at Day sq. Tuesday morning at ll.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9. Late member U.S. Maritime Union. FREMERE In North Cambridge foi.nt-iiv of Natick, May 30.

Robert J. Beloved son of Louis N. Jr. and the late Eva H. (LeBIanci.

Brother of Henry F. of Franlkin. E. Richard of Concord. Mrs.

Luceille M. Nation of Natick. and Claire L. Freniere of Camondse. funeral fom the A.

Griffin Funeral Home. 2307 Mass. on Wednesday morning at 9 15 followed by a Solemn Mass of Requiem in The Notre Dame de-Petie Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and inends are invited Visiting hours Monday 7-9, Tuseday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Late member Rindge Alumni Aso.

In Lieu of flowers contributions to The Notre Dame de reue cnurcn wall be appreciated. GALLAGHER Katherine S. (Hill man' sudden in Woliaston Mav 31 of 283 Belmont st Beloved wife of the late George B. Gallagher, mother of Bernard J. of Belmont and Theresa I.

Leonard of Quincy, Re posing ai Tne josepn Sweeney u-tieral Home. 74 ELM ST. Ol lNCY CENTER, until 9 o'clock, Wednes- oay morning, riign Mass or Kequiem at St Ann's Church at 10 o'rloelc. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours luesaay to 4 ana 7 to 10.

interment St Joseph, Wet Roxbury. GI.ASSMAN Departed May 31. Ju lius M. formerly ot uorchester. Beloved husband of the late Lillian E.

(Goldman i. Devoted father of Ber-nue Kushner of Providence, R.I. Adeline Freedman Swampscott, joan Ltpsexi. jjorcnester, Sidney Classman EI Paso. Texas, Harold Giassman, Long Beach, Calif.

Elliot Glassman. Canton, Mark H. Glass-nan, Framingham. Loving brother or ruiei caiicnman est faim Beaoh, and the late Gertrude Goidrosen, the late Louis assman, the late Giassiman. AI sur vived by 12 grand chiidren.

Services at ine stanetsKy Memorial una pel. iwd Alattapan. ivion-dav, June 1 at 2 d.iti. Memorial week will be observed at the noire of Mr. and Mrs.

Elliot Glasem an. 19 Fencourt rd-. Canton. Expressions of sympathy may be donated in his memory to Multiple Sclerosis Socie ty. Boston, ninaiy omit fiowers.

Hon e. 175 Huron Tuei ai 9 Htqmem High Funeral in St. Peter's Church at 10 a ni Relative, and friends kindly united. Visiting hours Sunday evening 7 -9. Monday 2-4.

7-9 PrfKli.g area oddoiip fuivral hnm. Pledge omit flowers. Donations may oe mace to your favorite cnarity. GRf ENOIT.H nt taltn 11 A. daughter of David and Is- 1 of David.

erannnsiiDhtT nt fTmvi. Ja iDeSistoi and tie kite Vincent Diono. Foster and Beatrice Melan-l khi. urenoun. aii of Maiden.

ure, a. the A. 7. Bresiin fun-rii H-me. P'eajant st, Mmcfn.

Medford Une, Wednes-0 tv, June 3. at o'clock Relative, ar.a lend? mvtpd to attend. Vistt-lre hour, Monday end Tuesday 7-8 p.m. r.nnnpiro mn iGraftenr. Reidenc- 46 father of Spencer and faui Lrorenesrert; orotner of Mrs.

Adelaice Craven of a. Funeral from trie Do. an Funeral Home. 1140 Washington st. DOB-i 1 ULSTER LOH I MILLS on Tues-I aay morning with service at 11 a m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday, 7-9; Mon day, l- and 7-9 p.m. -Lat mem ber ox jucal XJ. Teamsters tokm. GVSMIX1 Of the North End.

May 30in, Celeste Bort r.i beloved rcuner ot Koee scicna Louise Fraser, Mary Ctiristma, rita Colombo, and Antoinette CtAnaehs. Madeline Cardinaie. and sister of Rachel Turm. and Joanne Kegre. of Italy.

Funeral from Joseph A- Lan-i gone Jr. Funeral Home. 58 Merri- rrac ana rvew tnaraon Boston. Wednesday, at 8:30. Requiem Hign Mas St Mary's Church.

Thaaner st, at 9:30 am. Relatives and friends invited. Vi sting hours Monday 7-10. Tuesday 2-4 and 7-10. Pease omit flowexs.

ALE Edward of Cambridge. I Mass. and Manchester, on May 38, 1970, husband of Helen Hale and father of Georgia Haie of jVi orwaX. Ct-. and Mrs.

Siegfried Winkler of Berlin. Germany. Friends are invited to attend a funeral service at storsr Chapel, of Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, on Monday at ll a.m. Burial wul be private, neaso omit nowera.

in Framlnehim Mav -to Jn.cenh Wandipv of 117 High st. Lowell: father of James L. Handley. Special Agent in char tfe ot uoston omce tm. runerai lues-day morning at 9 am.

from the Meehan and Kirwin Funeral Home, Pawtucket st Lowell. Conceie- brateo Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at 10 a.m. visit ing hours z-a and 7-10 m. Sunday and Monday. rnAWAY Of Dedham, May SO, E.

Evelyn (Fleck of 13 Parkway Court: mother of Evelyn Parks. Services at Folsom Funeral Home, 87 Milton OLDHAM. Tuesday, at 10 a Friends invited. Visiting hours Monday, 7-9 p.m. Please omit flowers.

Donations may be sent to the Heart Fund. HAZARD In Cambodia. CpL James J. U. A U.S.

Army, son of Jam. M. Hazard of lt4 New bury Brockton, and Mary E. (Homer Hazard of 293 turwin Circle, l-nn. AX Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral from the T.

W. Rhodes Funeral Home. 679 Western Lynn, Tuesday at 9 a.m. Recjuiem High Mass in Sacred Heart Church. Lynn, at 10 a.m.

Visiting hour, Sunday and Monday 2-4, 7-9 p.m. HENNESSEY Formerly of South Hnston. in Nortn uuincy. May 61. James beloved son of the late Jeremiah and Mary i Manoney I Hennessey, beloved brother of Miss Mary Hennessey of North Quincy.

Funeral from the O'Brien Funeral Home. 146 Dorchester South Boston. Tuesday at 9. Funeral High Mass at St. Augustine's Church at 10 a.m.

Relatives and friends invit ed. Visiting hours Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Veteran of World War II. IFRD In Brighton, May SOth. Richard late residence 80 Gordon hplovpri huthand nf Mabel L.

(Laws! devoted father of William. Christopher. James, uaniei ana tne late Mrs. Mary Barton. Mrs.

Anna Sweeney, and Richard. Funeral from the Gerald W. Lehman Funer-i al Home. 5H9 camDriaee Wednesday morning, at 9:45 a.m. followed by a High Mas of Requiem in St Gabriel Monastery rfitirnh.

At iO'SO. o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. In terment, evergreen cemetery, retired employee New York Central R.R. Visiting hours Monday evening 7-9.

Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. Hl'DSOV In Nahant. suddenly. May 3f. Henry, husband of UTances (Williams! of 9 Forty Steps Lane.

Nahant, formerly of Boston and Cambridge, age 68; stepfather of Mrs. Charles Riley Boston: brother of Alan Hudson, Norwalk. Conn. President; of Stavert Co. of Boston, and a member of the class of 1934, Dartmouth College.

Memorial services at First Parish Church, Harvard time to be announced later. Arrangements by T. W. Rhodes Funeral Service, Lynn. BI'GHES tn Boston formerly of winthrop.

May 31. wiiiiam oe-loved husband of Lucinda A. IGid-dmgsl Devoted father of William and Thomas Hughes. Son of William and the late Barbara (Marshall) and brother of Mrs. Laura Rosen-berger of Ipswich.

Funeral from the Frnest P. Casgiano tt Son Funeral Home 147 Wmthron Winthrop. Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St John Th Evangelist Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friend invited.

Visiting hours Monday 7 to 9, Tuesday 2 to and 7 to p.m. HT'TrBINSOV In Nahant. May 30. Anna E. i Sands wife of the late Snencer P.

Hutchinson, ace 74. formerly of New York City; mother of SDencer P. Hutchinson May- wood. N.J., Mrs. George B.

Lawson. Nahant Funeral services at the Tnnka Funeral Home, Maywood N.J.. Tuesday. June 2d. at 9 a.m.

Burial Long Island National Ceme tery, xarmingdate, L.I.. N.x. JOHNSON Of AUston. May 29. Mil ton.

D. of 76 Gardner st. Husband of Mary (Murphy I. Father of Paul of Watertown and Barbara Kinney of Bellingham. He is also survived a brother.

Harold of uuxour.v and 2 sisters Mrs. Ruth Grassn of Need- ham and Bertha Johnson of AUston and 3 grandchildren. Services will De private. KELLEBER In Taunton. May 30.

1970. Cornelius B. Kelleher. be loved husband of Madeline L. Hirschy Kelleher.

Residence Locust st Funeral from the Dolan- fiavnn Funeral Home. 12:1 Broad way, Taunton, Tuesday, June 2 at 9 o'clock. Followed by a Solemn High Mass of Kequiem in st Joseph's Church at 10 o'clock Relatives and friends invited to attend. Calling hours Sunday 7-9 p.m. and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Interment St. Joseph Cem etery, launton. Ki I.I In Brookline. May 2ft Gertrude Kelley. Funeral from the George J.

Lacy Funeral Home, 129 Harvard Tuesday morning at 8 10. Followed by a High Mass of Requiem in St. Aidan's Church at 9 clock. Relatives and friends are Kincuy mvnea. KF1I In Dorchester.

May S9. Michael: beloved husband of the late Elizabeth i McDermott father of Margaret Kersanske and Thornas E. Kelly both of Dorchester, Anna Delaoe of New Iindon. Conn. Joseph and Henry Kelly; brother of Kainerine McNamana of Cambridge.

urvived by 13 grandchildren, for merly of 623 East Third South Boston. Visiting hour, in the Murphy Funeral Home. 1020 Dor. Chester Sunday, 7-9 and Mon day, 2-4 and 1-9 p.m. Kequiem High Funeral Masa in St.

Margaret's cnurch. luesday mommc. June 2. at 9:00. Relative, and friends In vited.

Late retired member of the F.L. Eng Co. 23. V.F.W. Post 561.

South Boston. K. of C. Coun cil 116 and St Margaret's Holy Name. Parking in rear of funeral home.

KIFRNAN In Rockland. Mav John J. Husband of Helen iKlr.chi Kiernan. Residence 48 Green st. Fa ther of Mrs Robert (Lee Thomp son jr.

oi Brother of Mi s. Clarence Frazier and William Bennett of South Wevmonth anH Mrs. Francis Moran of North Abing- ton. runerai irom tne bumvan Funeral Home, 45 East Water St. ROCKLAND (Exit 30 off Route 3 omni ueonesaay at a.m.

A sol emn High Funeral Maw jrt Holv Family Church at 9. Visiting hour, jNionoay to p.m. luesday 1 to a ana I lo p.m. LEE In Milton. May 29.

Catherine E. (uoiei oi 8 nougnton wife of Richard F. Lee; beloved mother of Deborah E. Lee: daughter of Michael J. and the Lite Mary A.

Doy le; iter of Mary-Helen Doyle. Fu-i reral from the J. B. Cole Glea-son Milton Home for Funerals. 5 canton av.

at Milton village on Tuesday at 9:15 ajn. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Agatha's at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited Visiting hours Monday. ana t-m p.m.

Serving An Religions Complete, personalized trv fc and superior faaTities. Prices withal the range tt aft. Service at any drrtancn, S. WATERMArl i SONS Smc 1132 Offices A Che pet, Keaaws Sa, 3M1M Wtiiesief ts, MAANO, It. 39 Brighton.

heiOVeH nt tr.m late Arthur Lipk'nd. devoted mother at Albert Lipsitd S.A loving sister of Goiaie Vax. Services at the Stanetsky Memorial Chapel. AlaiuiMU. June 1 at 11 am.

Memorial will be oorfrvea the home of Mrs. ooldie Van, 24 Havelock Dorchester. through Tuesday evening. Expres sions of sympathy mav oe donated ua cer memory to ine rtearl una. MarDONNELL In May 31.

J.iargaret (Uoydi MacUonnell of 3M Edge Hill road, beioved wife of the late John J. MacDor.nell. mother oi wuirea u. of Birmingham. Michigan.

Lawrence A. of M.iton Ruseil A of Danen. and Mrs. Mary pnscoll of Westport Conn- Funeral from The J. Cole Gleason Mii-ton Home for Funerals.

5 Canton av. at Miium Village on Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. Reouiem High Mass at St Agatha's Church at 10 o'clock Rela tives and friends invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 m. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Dr.

Robert S. Schwab for Parkinson, Research Care of Massachusetts General Ho, pum, Boston, jaass. LORING Cf Wellesler. May S9. TWh t.

i urew i ot zi nomas rd. wife or me late Sylvester Lormj. mwner oi x-asar Lorini ot aims-bury. Ct. sister of Laura Crav of Reading and Pnscilla Bishop of aouin oiastonoury.

ct uneral serv ires at the chaoet nf th. WellM ley HJls Unitarian Church on Monday. June 1 at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers memorial gifts may be made to tne rleart tuna or the cancer jrund. MAGRATH Of Dorchester.

May 31. wenruoe ii. i irauiori. Deloved wue of the late Leo J. Magrath and lister of Edward Trainor and Mrs.

Eiia i. nanion. runerai from The J. a. Cole Gleason.

Milton Home for Funerals. 5 Canton av. at Milton Village on Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Requiem High Mass at St. Gregory's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives anri friends invited Visiting hours Tues-i aay to ana to p.m. MARANFY Of Natick. May 31. jvtty. jonn nusnand or Mary m.

i Neylon i father of John Gerard Joseph M. Anne and Mary A. Mahaney. residence 15 Lincoln at Brother of Miss Mary F. and William A.

Mahaney of Natick. Funeral from the John Everett Sons Memorial Home (Natick sq. off Route 27 Natick on Wednesday morning at 9:30. Concelebrated High Mass of Requiem to follow in St. Patrick's Church at 10 clock.

Visiting hours Monday 7 to 9 Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. MARCl'S Leon, on May 30. 1970. beloved husband of Vivian devoted brother of Mrs. Harold S.

Goldberg, of Boston. Reposing at Frank E. Campbell. Madison at 81st K.Y.C.. Monday 7-9 pm.

Service Tuesday 10 a.m. MARTIN In South Boston. Sudden ly. Mav 31. John L.

of tktt East 7th st. Beloved husband of Elizabeth Mitchel i Martin, funeral from the jy J. Cassidy Funeral Home. 743 East Broadway at st on Wednesday-June 3 at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass at the Gate of Heaven Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Veteran WW Late member Thomas Fitrgerald V.F.W. Post No. 561 and MBTA Union Local No. 589 Visiting hours Monday evening j-iu, luesday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m.

MrDEVITT Of Brighton. Suddenly in LacontA. N.H. v.ugene of 112 Colborn Rd. Beloved husband of Mary iSt.

George i father of Lorraine Edwards of Quincy, Catherine: Brooks of South Weymouth, Eugenia Faucette of Medford and Thom as e. aicuevitt. brother of Alary Horton of Ashland. Funeral from the Joseph L. Mulrloon and Son Fu-i reral Home, auo Market Wednesday at I a m.

High Mas, of Requiem in St Gabriel Monestarv Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Monday 7 to 9 and 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery.

Late member of the Holy Name Society, Brighton Council. K. of C. 121 and Boston Protective Fire Dept. Local 718.

MrOONALD In Framingham. Mav 30. Margaret M. Beloved daughter of the late James J. and Anne (Failom McDonald.

Sister of Mrs. Anna Brown (Florida. Elizabeth B. (Rockporti. James P.

(Readvillei. Frederick W. iRockportK Joseph A. McDonald (Jamaica Plain'. Funeral pn Tuesday from the William J.

Higgins Funeral Home. 520 Bioadway (So. Boston at o'clock. Followed by a Requiem Funeral Mass at St. Joseph Church (West Fndi, at 9 o'clock.

Relative, and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9. MelNTYRE fn Cambridge. May SO. Anna a.

(McCarthy), beloved wife of Albert J. and devoted mother of John of Cambridge and sister ot rrances rogarty of New York Mary Ford of South Boston. Cath erine Clark of Arlmtfton anH Jerome McCarthy of Woburn. Funeral from the John J. Donovan Funeral Home.

140 Otis Cambridge. Tuesday at 8:15. Solemn Funeral Mass at the Sacred Heart cnurcn at Heiatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday i-w p.m. ana Monaay 2-4 and 7-8.

Late residence 110 Otis at MFRCVRIO Suddenly In Everett May JO. Carmine beloved husband of Anna (Merchese and fa tner. 01 Kooert and I.inru Mercurio Brother of Mrs. Anna Aloisi of North Reading. Mr.

MH.lio niK- ri. Mrs. Eleanor Mucci. Mrs. Lorraine DePietro all of Everett.

Resi dence ib snute st. Funeral from the Salvatore Rocco and Sons Funeral Home, 331 Main st. Wednesday at 9:45 Solemn High Mass in tjur Lay of Grace Church at 11. Relatives and friend. TnvileH Visit- ij.g hours 2-5 and 7-10 Late Korean nar MII.LEB Suddenly In Everett.

30. Arthur, beloved husband of She late Margaret A. (MacDonald) and father of James Miller of Everett; Violet Welch of New Brunswick, Canada. Funeral services at the Shattuck Funeral Home, 605 Broadway. Everett.

Tuesday. June 2. at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends jnvuea. visiting hours Sunday 7-9 p.m.; Monday 2-4 and 7-9 Interment f.lpnu'nnH r.m.t.,v Late member of American Legion, rusi WD.

Mil. LIKEN Of Walpole by accident May 30. 1970. Francis L. Beloved husband of Margaret P.

Foley 1. Father of Paul J. Milliken of Wal- puie ana me laie rrancis L. tSKioi Milliken. Son of Florence Milliken of Walpole.

Brother of Mrs. Helen Gill of Stoughton and Warren Milliken of Calif. Funeral from The James H. Delaney Funeril Home. 48 common on Wednesday at 9 am.

Services in Blessed Sacrament Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly Invited. Visiting hours Monday 7-9 and Tuesdav 2-4 and 7-9. Interment St. Francis Cemetery.

Walpole. MrRPHT In Cambridge May 31. Helen J. of 8 Lancaster st and beloved daughter of the late Francw nu awierine inuckieyi Murphy. Sister of Bernardine Murphv of Cam- oriuiie.

runerai trom tne Keefe Fu neral Home. 2175 Mass Wed nesday. June 3 at 8 a m. Followed oy nign Mas, of Kequiem in St Peter Chiireh at a 1 1 friends invited. Visiting hours Tues- oay ana y- p.m.

NORWOOD Of Reading. May 30. Alice M. (Black) of 170 nucii of the late Richard: mother of -2ir. triscilla Clerici of Reading.

nouen u. 01 Beverly and Daniel I ort Huron. Michigan: sister ii nnnur Norwooa. Malcolm, uil- ueri. uulse oattney and Mrs.

Harriet Dow all nt Mi Man Allan of Los Angele, and Mrs. Delia Mark of Marblehead. Sevvices at the Old South Methodist Church Chapel. Reading. Monday June 1 at 2 p.m.

Friends may call at the Douglass Funeral Home, corner of eanDorn and woburn Reading. Sunday afternoon and evening. 2-4 and 7-9 m. Those who wish may send contributions to the Old South Church Elevator Fund. Reading.

Mass. JiTTTEB Tn Swampscott. May 3nth France, widow of Ralon 11. gutter of 21 Mostyn st. Swamn-scott Age 81.

Memorial services ill be held at The Unitarian Universal-ist Church. Lynn on Sunday June 71 at 3:30 p.m. to which relative, and irienas are invited. There will be no visiting hours In lieu of flowers. Memorial remembrances mav be wnt ny mose ho win to The "Memorial Fund of The Unitarian Univ- ersa Church.

L.vnn or a chant of your choice. Arr.tngerr.ents by mcnarason runerai Home. Lynn. OFI ACTNKI Of Walpole. May 29.

Elizabeth Andruszkiewcz beloved wife of the late Wil'iam Oblacsynski of 272 High St. Walpole; devoted mother of William and Anthony both of Walpole. Benjamin of Calif Frank of Cleveland. Joseph of Alphonse of Stanley of Fla. and Mrs.

Nina Chervenak of Walpole: sister of Mrs. M. Siencirk of South Boston. Also 15 grandchildren and 3 greatgrandchildren Funeral Mass will be held Tuesday, June 2, at a m. St.

Peter's Church, Norwood. Relative, and friends are kindly invited to tne Paul H. Kraw Funeral Home. 1248 Washington Norwood, on Sunday and Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 m. Burial in New Calvary Cemetery.

J. D. Fa'lon Son FUNERAL HOME 7 GPtENOUGH AVE. At Idler-, Meaaaeat SERVICE TO ANY DISTANCE OUR f5th YEAR TELEPHONE JA 4-2647 Air Conditioned a. 1 Lipkind.

Sylvia Levy. Claire Lormg. Dons E. McAuhffe. Michael MacDonneU.

Margaret Magrath, Gertrude Mahaney. John W. Marcus. Leon Martin. John McDevitt Eugene Brady WUham lMy' McDonald.

Margaret M. Mclntyre, Anna B. Mercurio. Carmine Miller. Arthur Milliken.

Francis Milliken, Francis Clausen. Joanne Milton. Samuel L. Murphy. Helen Norwood.

Alice M. Nutter. Frances) Dempsey. Margaret Oblaczynski. DesRoches.

George Doucette. Enos Duggan. John J. Early. Philin C.

FeU. So. 4 a. F. Jr.

Files. T. Herbert Flaherty. John T. Fowler, John H.

Frame. Catherine Fraser. William Freniere. Robert Gallagher. Katherine S.

Giunta, Peter i-uzaoetn O'Brien. Helen Orphan. Peker J. PakulskMBIue- one UerQude Patterson, lorence G. Peck.

Ethel Peunucci, Peter Phillips, Elizabeth Pierce, Helen P. Pierre, Manuel Pond, Melora Roach Dora Renzulli, Glassman. Juhug Goodrich. D. J.

Margaret G. Greenough. Karen Grennon. Frank J. Gundersen.

Emil Gusmini Celeste Hale, Edward E. Hall. Marion Handley. Joseph L. Hathaway.

E. Evelyn Hazard. Col J. L. Hennessey.

J. A. Ryan, Leo E. Sawler, May SeUon. Mary K.

Seymour. Albert F. Shaw, Walter Shaw. William Silk. Amanda Slocomb.

Howard Sterner. Carl Stutsman. brace M. Herd. Richard T.

Sullivan, Agatha Hudson. Henry Hughe, William T. Hurley. William it Hutchinson. Anna Sullivan.

Ellen J. Thornhill. John Tudale, Ethel Trabucco. Juliet Troilo, Nicola Twarogowski. Johnson.

Milton D. Karalekas. Asimo Kelleher. L. B.

Kelley. Gertrude Kelly, Michael Kiernan. John J. Lee. Catherine Tynsr.

Andrew B. Vaughn. James Veitch. Leila Walsh. Edna Wilson, Mary YeUand.

Edwin DEATHS Sharon. Beloved husband of Esther V. (Nelson) Thornhia of Sharon. moiner oi nirs. naroara nolle of Marboro.

Mrs. Fred Bartlett of Northhampton. Mrs. Roland Russell of Holyoke. Mrs.

Gordon Hodge of Belchertown, Staff Sgl. John H. Thornhill 2nd in Labrador. Mark A. Thornhill of Northhampton.

A sister oi ivirs. imam J. Kirn of Alan-Chester. N.H. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, June 2.

at the John P. Rowe Funeral Home. 57 Main st. Marlboro, at 2 o'clock. Visiting hours at.

the funeral home Monday. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. IISDALE In Boston, May 30, 1970. aiier a long twei E. aimi-loei, 90 years old.

formerly of Chevy Chase, beloved wife of the late Charles H. Tisdale, mother of Mrs. Theodore M. Nordbeck of Chevy Chase and Irving Tisdale of Brookline. grandmother of Elizabeth C.

Nordbeck of Cambridge and Chevy Chase. Funeral service private. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. Everett Please omit flowers. Contributions may be made to your favorite charity.

TRABICCO In Everett. May 30. Juliet ancelli 1, beloved wife of the late Digo; mother of Mrs. Dora Feigenbaum of Everett. Domenic of Medtord.

Mrs. Anna Aceto of Everett. Mrs. Mary Spada of West Roxbury and the late Janet Caruso. Funeral on Tuesday at 8 a m.

from the Salvatore Rocco and Sons Funeral Home. 331 Main st Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Concep tion cnurcn at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday 7-10. Monday 2-4 and 7-10 P.m.

TROILO Of Norwood and Califor nia, May jk), Nicola. Beloved nus-band of Rosalie (Conzano) Troilo of 61 Heaton Norwood. Devoted father of William Troilo of Norwood, John Troilo of California. Mrs. Yolanda McDonough and Mrs.

Jean Hosier, both of California; a.so survived by 10 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Solemn High Funeral Mas6 will be held Wednesday. June 3 at 9 a.m. at St. Catherine's Church.

Relatives and friends are kindly Invited to the Paul H. Kraw Funeral Home. 1248 Washington Norwood on Monday and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. Burial in Hyland Cemetery. TWAROGOWSKI Natalie M.

(Wol- eiko). Bv accident in Kosiindale May 81 of 35 Stellman St. Beloved mother of Frederick of Braintree. Sister of Mrs. Catherine Gronch of West Roxbury, Mrs Agnes Purdy of Roslindale and Mrs.

Antoinette Wromstead of Lynnfield. Reposing at the Joseph Sweeney Funeral Home, 74 IL.M QI'INCY CENTER, until 9:30 Tuesday morning. Requiem Mass in St Adelbert's Church. Hyde Park at 10:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend.

Visiting hours are omitted. Interment Holy Cross, Maiden. TYNER Suddenly, of Mattapan, May 30. Andrew beloved brother of Mn. Jennie Goutter of Rockport.

Former residence Cookson ter. Funeral from the Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home, 4 Fremont Tuesday morning at 8. Requiem Hiph Mass in St. Angela's Church at 9.

Visiting hours Monday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Late member of Lt. A. Ver non MacAuley Post 270. A L.

and William D. Doyle Post 2831, V.F.W. Visiting hours Monday 2-4 and 7-9. VAUGHN In Hamilton, suddenly. May 30.

James formerly of Scituate. Father of James F. Jr. of Jamaica Plain, Mrs. Mark F.

Dorothy) Limont of Scituate. and Mrs. John Uacquelyn) Mclntire of Melrose. Funeral from the home or his son. J7 Arborway.

Jamaica Plain. Wednesday. June 3. at 9 a.m. Requiem High Mass in St.

Mary of the Nativity Church. Scituate. at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends respectfully Invited. In lieu of flowers it is requested that memorial donations be made to the FernalH School.

Waltham. or the Children's Hospital, tfoston. VEITCH Of Foxboro, formerly of imton on Hudson. Leila (Ernst), residence 159H Cocasset wife of the late Jame, Veitch. sister of Frederick T.

Ernst nf Jaf- frey. N.H. and Richard H. Ernst of roxooro. iemorial services at the Congregational Church in Jaffrey Center.

N.H.. Saturday June (L at 11:30 a.m. Calling hours are omtt- iea. ALSH In Dover. N.H May 31 Etna A.

Roche-Slack 1. Mother of Ins Lawler of Dover. H. and Edna ran Maraen of Newmarket. N.H and Robert Kingslev of Germanv Sister of Gertrude Jenkins of Boston.

Ester Trainor of YC. Marv McVicar and Anna McNicol both of wuincv ana james Rocne of Annis ton. Ala. Funeral service, 1 :30 p.m. Wednesday at The Tasker and Chesley Funeral Home.

621 Central Dover. N.H. Visiting at the fu neral home 7-9 p.m. Monday and ana 4 p.m. I uesaay.

wit snw ru Mary E. (Groves), beloved wife of the late Bartholomew C. of 14 Hol-ton St. mother of Helen T. Wilson.

Medford. Mariorie D. Bagnell. Win chester, sister of Jane c. tarrett.

Medford. Grandmother of Jane Bagnell. Winchester. Sister-in-law of Ellen C. Wilson, Medford.

Funeral from the Allen Funeral Home. 23 Forest St. Medford Wednesday. June 3 at 8 a.m. Followed by a High Mass of Reouiem at St Raphael's Church at 9 am.

Relatives and friend, are invited. Visaing hoiu- A 1 pm. Halifax. Nova Scotia Paper, please copy. TfM AXO In St.

Ppterburir. V.iv 29. Edwin. huarMiirt of fh iate Eluabeth YeUand. survived by 2 drmgrter and 2 sons.

Hrlen Page. Ann brown. Kennetn and wiliwm VeHand. Service? at the Bergund runerai nome, -Wi iid. Ar- lintrtfm.

TrVHTiedv. June 3 at 1 o'clock. in hour Tuesday 3-4 ana -m p.m. Vi MEMORIAM 1969 Joseph Kssper 1970 JTVE HT Oil BELOVED ATHTR Geae the face ao dear. Silent the voice we laved ts If salv fee a little The strht and mmi of yea 1 eoald borrow.

Ittrat, weeld dispel Mm, earrew. Deeply mhwri aag by Agatha. Aaae and llllMr Letine 19T Lovlagly rememttered aad sadly missed by ht, daalklers. 1967 Franci H. Behen 1978 la levies sssmory Ike arait laaiUy 14 Walter P.

Rvan 197 Dad. levtegty reaMaikertd aed mtwd. kr kl, family, alaaoes betas said. BEMt'S Of Scituate in Jamaica Piain. May 30.

Nancy iLaooHe). age yr, 01 if I caul, fierce rd. Ext Formerly of Carl rd No. Oiiint-v). Wife of William M.

and mother Miss oaiiy oemus, pom 01 resiaence. Daughter of Mrs. Mildred (Massevi Cotton of Stockton. and Ewmg Laporte of Washington. D.C Sisler of Mrs Henry (Lucille) Farine of Union.

N.H. and Mrs. Abbott ijac- qunnei laaicombe 01 Memphis. Tenn. Public Memorial Services at St.

Lukes Episcopal Church, rte. 3A at First Parish Scituate, Tuesday eve. June 2nd at 8 p.m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited No visaing iiours. interment private.

Please omit flowers. Contributions tnay be made in her memory to Etrusco Associates 1 Common st. Scituate. Arrangement by Er nest a. Kicnarason runerai Home, Scituate.

BRADY In Scituate. May 30. Wil 'iam age years, of 105 Hatherly rd. (formerly of 374 Savin Hill ave. beloved hllshanH of the late Bertha P.

Robinson de- inea jauier 01 wuuam J. Jr. and John Y. Brady, both of Scituate. Also survived by 9 grandchildren.

Funeral from the Ernest A. Rich ardson Funeral Home. 382 First j-arisn acuuale Ctr. lolf Rte. 3A.

nr. Scituate Police Sta.) Tuesday. June 2nd. at 9 a.m.. followed by a Requiem High Mass at St.

Mary of the Nativity Church. Scituate Harbor at 10 a.m. Interment Union Cemetery. Scituate. Relatives and friends respectfully invited.

Visiting hours Monday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. 1 Late retired employee. City of member of the I. A Local 11 of Boston. CHI1.D8 Of Belmont.

May 31. Wil- biother of Everett L. Berry of Belmont, Theadore B. Berry of Arlington, and Mrs. Gladys Clark of Boston.

1 uneral service in the Brown and Son, Chapel. 36 Tra- fello Belmont Tuesday, June at m- Friends may call at the Chapel Monday 2-4 and 7-9 COE Of Woburn. May 31. 1970 for- ji.cijF ul mt-uiura. cnaries W.

Ot 3 nusoana 01 Nathalie (Johnston) and father of Charles toe Jr. and Donald R. Coe of tvuuurn ana mother 01 Helen F. Trueworthv nf ri. a Leonard of Medford, Robert E.

Coe of Burlington; also survived bv 5 grandchildren. Services at The Beals-Geake Funeral Home. 29 Governors Medford. Wednes- unj june at 1 p.m. visiting hours Monday 7-9 and Tuesday 2-4 and M.mb'r Camions Union Local No.

589. In lieu flowers contributions may be made to The nwi 1 una. DOITETTE Of Wakefield. May 31. J.

Enos of 6 Turnbull husband of Annie (Dulongi; father of Enosl W. Doucette of Haverhill, Mrs. fiances meianson 01 north Read ing. Mrs Hose Surretse of Green wood, Airs. Marion Surrette of Wakefield.

Mrs. Evelyn Carauso of and Mrs. Dorothy Loder of Wilmington. Funeral from the McDonald Funeral Home, 19 Yale Wakefield. Wednesday at 8 nniuinn nign mass in st Joseph Church at nVlnrk Rela tives and friends may call at fhe funeral home Monday 7-8, Tuesday MU I V.

tKAltlt Of West Roxbury, May 31. Catherine i Age 18. Beloved daughter of John J. and Margaret monuiii-r 1 dine. lsler ot Mrs.

Anne Gates of Norwell. Mrs. Smith of Lynnfield, Mrs. Esabel Feely of H-annis, Miss Caiol Frame of W. hoxbury and John P.

Frame of Conn. Funeral from the P. E. Murray Funeral Home. 2000 Centre st.

WEST KOXBIRY. Wednesday. June 3 at 8 a m. Solemn Funeral Mass in St. Theresa's Church at nrioik heiatives and friends most kindly 11.

iiru. mi, siuaem Boston Business School. Visiting hours Monday n.iu. lunudv ana l-v p.m. Internment in St Joseph', Cemetery.

Gil' NT 4. Of Everett. May 31. Peter n. iiuani son oi Knvins (imbornone I and Peter.

Brother of Nancy. Grandson of Nancy (Lloi and ftn-sario Giunta of East Boston, and Mary (Martinoli) and Dominic Imbornone of Everett. Funeral from the Rapmo Memorial Home. 9 Chelsea st. (Maverick sq.

1, East Boston Tuesday at 9. Mass of the Angels VX SA' Anthony's Church. Everett at 10 Relative, and friends invited to attend. Visiting hours 7-10 p.m. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Parking in rear of funeral home. GRENNON Of Whitman, formerly of Milton. Frank J. Br.oved Card).

600 Bedford Whitman V. i p- of ilmineton. Reposing at the Cartwright funeral Tnf," ilS North Tain Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Followed by 11.. 1.

hi ,1111 mam oi nequiem ai si. Her-nadeltes North Randolph at 9 am Relatives and friends are respectlully invited to attend. Calling hour, Tuesday 24 and 7-9. HALk Of Chatham, formerly of a 1 May noth. Marlon spanned television, radio, magazines and newspapers.

He was winner of the overseas Press Club Award in 1966 for his documentary "India Writings in the Sar.d." At one time, he had worked with Time, as Director of Special Projects a and assistant publisher of Life, producing the magazine's "The World We Live He was also director of Look magazine's motion; picture division. Among his network credits were "Close-Up," David Brinkley's Journal, and a series on population problems. He leaves his wife, Gladys, and four children, Mrs. Timothy Jackson of Dublin, and Kathryn Lee, Alistair Keith-Hardy and Brian Keith-Hardy, all of West Newton. MrAI'LIFFE Of Boston, May 30.

Michael. Funeral from the Carroll and Thomas Funeral Home. 22 Oak st. Hyde Park. Tuesday at 8.

High Mass oi Requiem from the Church of the Most Precious Blood at 9. Friend, invited. Visiting hours Monday evening 7-10 p.m. MILTON Departed May 31. Samuel L.

of 138 Sewall Brookline, beloved husband of Ida (Waterman) devoted father of Alfred S. Miiton of Boston. Dorothy M. Shapiro of Chestnut! Hdl. Richard M.

Milton of Fords, New Jersey, Arlene M. Silverman of Chelmsford. Mass. loving brother of Leo oi Brookline, dear grandfather of 8 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services at the Stanetsky Memorial chapel, 1668 Beacon Brookline Monday, June 1 at 3:30 p.m.

Memorial week will be observed at his late residence through Thursday evening. June 4th. Expressions of sympathy may be donated his memory to the Recuperative Center. 1245 Centre St Roslindaie. Kindly omit flowers.

FA Kl I SKI (BLUESTONEi De- gaited May 31, Gertrude Rosen aum of 305 Buckminster Brookline. Beloved mother of Mis. Jeannette Fine of Brookline. Mrs. Ruth Maxwell of PorU'hester.

N.Y., Heiiry Bluestone of Mt. Vernon. late Marion Abrams and T-Sgt. Edward Bluestone. Sister of Marion Sherman of Brookline.

Dear grandmother of 8 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren, friends may meet at The Stanetsky Memorial Chapels. 1668 Beacon Brookline. Monday. June 1 at 2 30 pimi.J3ri,i'pslde services will follow at The Boylston Lodge Cemetery. Baker st.

W. Roxbury at 3 p.m. Memorial Week will be observed at her late residence through Wednesday eve. June 3rd. Expressions of svm-pathy may be donated in her memory to the Hebrew Rehabilitation Center, 2000 Centre Roslindale.

Kindly omit flowers. PHILLIPS In Tewksbury. May Si. 'crocaeri. formerly of 82 Willow Tewksbury.

Wife I tnf Arthur W. and mother Chelmsford. i Miford. Sister of William Crocker of Arlington, and Christopher Crocker of Chartestown. Services will be held lh and Dee Funeral Home.

16 Lee Tewksbury. on Wednesday at I. Friends Invited. Calling hoursat the funeral home Monday 7-9. Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9.

FIERCE In Arlington, May 31. lirlf" iSheahani. wife of Walter E. Pierce: mother of Walter E. Pierce Jr.

and Mary C. Mc-Sharry: lister of Anne T. and Catherine A. Sheahan. Also survived by 7 grandchildren.

Funrral from the W. Grannan Son Funeral Home. 378 Mass. Wednesday morning at 8. High Mass of Requiem In St.

Jame, Church at 9 o'clock. Relattves and friends invited. Visiting hours Monday 7 to 9, Tuesday to and 7 to 8 p.m. IN MEMORIAM 1961 Mary E. Mclnnes 1970 Mather There are soft ward, mar-mured by gear, dear lip-.

Far rich richer than any otheri But the sweetest word that hath heard Is the kleued asms "Mother." there ever a asms that lived Ilk, this Will there aver ts such aa- ther? The Angel, havs la Heaven a shrine Ts the hoi, name "Mother." Anniversary Kirn Mass will offered at the Blessed ginrra-ment Church, Jamaira Plain. June 2. 197 at 8:00 A.M. Lovingly remembered and sadlv missed by Kathleen, Jobs sad Fat MOSES MICHAEL NAYS LODGE A.F. A.M.

We refiret tn annonne of Brother Joseph Baram. 45 Long-wood Brookline. Mass on Sunday May 31. 1970. Masonic Funeral Services will be held at Stanetsky Memorial Chapels 1668 Beacon St.

Brookline on Monday evening June 1 at 8 p.m. Past Masters. Officers, and members are requested to attend. Funeral servires will he bia a Stanetrky Memorial Chapels in Brookline on Tuesday jQne 2 at 1 fvme vance wee" JOSEPH r.AN7 Mt. HAROLD J.

KASWELL, Secy. I.A.T.S.L11 We teeret tn annnunr. tha n.Min unera 1 from the Ernest A. Richard- Scituate Center, on June 2nd. at 9 a in.

Requiem High Mass at St. Mary of the Nativity Church, Scituate Harbor, at 10 a.m. Members can pay their respects on Monday, June 1. between hours of 2-4 and 7-9. JOSEPH PENT AMBROSE NOLAN.

Secy. MEDFORD LODGE 915 B.P.O. ELKS We regret to announce the n.tr. nt El ,1 ..,1.. i irr.

mi Rrnthrfi ....1.. 11. o.ri. Home. Governors Mediord, Tuesday June 2 at ft p.m.

AT nf.RT CAPPANVFT U. H. lLlX r. MULLIGAN. Scy.

DAVID KEITH HARDY Trustees. Faculty and Students The entire Brandeis Community Mourn the loss of David Keith Hardy, an inspiring and challenging teacher. brillianty creative film maker, but above all else, a Joyously exuberant and warm human K.m who taught all. and himself exemplified a true kne of life. LAWRENCE A.

WIEN. Chairman. Board of Trustees ABRAM L. SACHAR. Chancellor CHARLES SCHOTTLAND, CLARENCE Q.BtRGERl Ex.

Vice Pres. MAIDEN LODGE -305 B.P.0.EIKS Elks services at Tne Home. 519 Broad-cday evening June 1 m. All Brother, arc tend PH1I.I.d. MAl'RICE J.

MAHER. Sec. COLUMBUS COUNCIL 118 OF regret to announce the death of Brother Michael Kelly. Members will meet at trie Council Mnnriav 8 m. Funeral from Murphy Funeral Home.

1020 Dorchester Ave. ROFEPT SAL VAGGIO. Grand Night HUBERT L. GORDON, Bee. AK-NO rod.

and George N. Kenzer of Walthnm: srrand-aunt of James E. Buckley of Waltham. Funeral from the W. H.

Thomas Memorial Fu-eral Home. 75 Galen at. Watertown. Tuesday. June 2 at 8:15 a.m.

Requiem Mass at the Church of Our Lady, Newton, at 9. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. Calling hours Monday only 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. RENZl'LLI In Revere suddenly May 29. Margaret G.

tsnynei ot iiz Lvnnway. Beloved wile or naipn. Mother of Ralph Jr. of Saugus and xic Ann UaHiiw, nf North Read ing. Sister of Mrs.

Helen Finer of Mattapan. Funeral from the Paul Buonfiglio Funeral Home, lzs ne-vere st. Revere on Tuesday. June 2 at 9 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St.

John Vianney Church. Point of Pines at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friei is are kindly invited. Visiting hours Sunday 7-10. Monday 2-4 and 7-10.

BY A.N Of South Natick. May SO. Leo beiovea nusDana ot niunrra iSammoni, son of Louise M. and the late Harry R. Ryan, of Needham.

father of Leo F. Ryan Jr. of Holliston and Robert M. Ryan of South Natick and Nancy Troy of Hudson: brother of Edwin F. and Harry R.

Ryan and Lpuise Baker. Visiting hours at the Eaton TTi, neral Home. CtM Highland Needham. Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. Mon day 7-9 Solemn Mass oi nequiem at Sacred Heart Church, South Natick.

Tuesday. June 2 at a.m. SAWLER Of Stoneham. May 30, May K. (MacKenzie).

Beloved wife of the late Percy M. Sawler. of 27 Tinw Cnnrt Mother nf Mae K. Darcy and Caroline Hall of Stone-I ham, and Bamford M. Sawler of Melrose, Elizabeth F.

Donahue of Wakefield and Elva E. Furber of Dorchester, sister pi jonn MacKenzie. Rev. H. Lincoln Mac- Venie.

Florence Herman. Elva E. MacGregor. all of P.E.I. Also survived by 5 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

Funeral service at St. James United Methodist Church. Stoneham. on Wednesday. 3.

at 10 a.m. Friends mav Ci-i1 at her late home on Monday ami Tuesday. 2-4 and 7-9 Arrangements by Smith Funeral Home. SEI.I.ON In Dorchester, May 31st. Marv (Kelll beloved wife of the bte Alford D.

Sellon. residence 6 Upland mother of William Sl 1 A ,1 HHJl.rJ Cllnn Mrs. Rose DiMattia, and Mrs. Diane Tape, sister of Mrs. Rose A.

Costa, and Arthur Kell. Funeral from the John C. Mulry Funeral Home. 2 King at Dorchester Wednesday at fl a Solemn High Reouiem Massi in St. Ambrose Church, at 10 6'clock.

Relatives and friends invit- e'l. Visiting hours Monday 7-in. Tuesday 2-4 and 7-10. Interment, Cedar Grove Cemetery. SEYMOUR In Framingham.

May 31 Albert beloved husband of the late Mary E. (Concannoni, father of Peter n. of ramingnam and Airs. Rosemary Ebeling of Framingham. Funeral from the Fugene J.

McCar thy and Son Funeral Home, ll Lincoln Tuesday morning at 8:15. High Mass of Requiem at St. Stephen's Church at 9 o'clock. Calling IMJUIS IVllMlUajT 19. SH tW In Cambridge.

Mav 31, Wil liam residence iso ureen st. Husband of the late Amanda E. Grant), and father of Doris Griffith of Somerville and Robert B. of Dorchester. Brother or Mrs.

Lvdia Norton of Somerville. Mrs. Theima Young of Bangor, and James Shaw of Stockton Me. AlsO: survivpQ uy aranuvruiareii. runerai services in the chapel of the Watson Funeral Home.

1 1 Magazine st, at Centra! Wednesday. June 3. at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours Monday 7-9 and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9.

Late member of Teamsters Local No 68. SHAW Of Canton, formerly of Nor wood, Alav 3). 1870. waiter c. beloved husband of Pnscilla C.

Tripp) Shaw and father of Suzanne Shaw; son of Susie B. Gover, of Warren. R.I.: brother of Mrs. Robert Gwendolynne Scott of Butler. N.J La residence 6 Lillian rd.

Funeral service from the Joseph P. Roache Home for Funerals. 210 Sherman Tuesday. June 2. at 10 a m.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited and may visit Monday evening 7-9. Providence. R.I. papers please copy. SII.K In Winchester.

Mass. Mav 30. Mrs. Amanda C. tMargeson) Silk of KB Lolburn rd.

in Reading, formerly of Lynn. Beloved wife of Herbert L. Silk, and mother of Burton T. Silk of Nashua. and Herbert L.

Silk Jr. of Revere. Funeral in The Farwell i uneral Home 18 Lock St. Nashua. N.H.

Tuesday at 11 am Friends are invited. Calling hour, today 2-4 and 7-s p.m. SIOrdVH Of Wakefield, suddenly. May 30. Howard husband of Lillian E- (Kgani of 23 Charles father of Stephen W.

Slocomb of Worcester. Funeral Services at the first fa-isn congregational cnurcn Wakefle'd. on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends Invited. Friends may carl at the Morrisson Funeral Home.

13 Yale Wake-fieid. on Monday from 7-9 p.m. Please omit flowers. Memorial contributions may be sent to the Wake-Meld Citizens Scholarship Founda tion inc. STIINFR In Woburn.

May 30, Carl Steiner. of 38 Beacon st Hus band of June Louise Alfredson). and father of Robert H. of North Andover. Carl Herbert and' Carrol Ann, all of Woburn.

Services at the Eacerly and Bessom Funrral Home. .43 Mam st. Reading. WerinesHav. June 1 at in Friend mar call Monday evening.

71 to iueaay. 2 10 ana Tlol p.m. STI'TSMAN In Melrww. May 30. Miss Grace sister Of Harold Stutsman of Springfield.

Services at the Robinson Chapel. 09 Mam st. Tuesday at 2 p.m. There are no visiting hours. 'arnalca Plain.

May 30. Ellen J. (McGinn). Beloved wife of John J. Mother of Mary Bessette, Dorcheer.

Margaret Dee and dlth Payier. Jamaica Plain. Funeral from the William Gormlev Funeral Home. 509 Centre st. Jamaica Plain.

Wednesday, June 3, at 9 a.m. High Mass of Requiem in St. Mary of the Angels Chur-h. at 10 clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Monday 7-9. Tuesday 2-4. 7-9. SILLiy.AN In Boston. May 29.

Agatha Marietvn jn in Holynood Cemeteryl Tuesday, a.m. WilHam H. Jr. of Syracuse. New i York.

Mn, Virginia Meehan of Wellesley, Mrs. Constance Curtis of Milton. Mrs. Carol Oulton of Natick. and David Burke of Wash ing C.

Brother of Edmund Burke Waltham and Mrs. Helen Hannon of Kcnnebunk, Maine. Funeral from the George J. Lacy Funeral Home. 129 Harvard Tuesday morning at 9:10 followed by Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St Mary of the Assumption Church at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Visiting hours Sunday evening 7-10. Monday 2-4. 7-10. Interment Walnut Hill Cemetery.

Veteran of World War I. Commissioner of the Brookline Fire Department Bl'TTON Suddenly in Boston. May 30th. 1970. Mrs.

Frances i Mil Is) Button. Beloved wife of Gerald Ed- ard Button. Late res. 130 St. Mary's St Beloved daughter of Louis W.

and Hazel (Meyers) Mills of Sodus. X.Y., Beloved mother of Mrs. Fred Harrington of Brookline and Richard Lunsden of Saratoga, Y. aKo survived by 3 eranrirhil dren. Funeral services at The East man Funeral Home.

896 Beacon corner of Park Drive, Boston, Tuesday. June 2 at 10 a.m. Interment in Sodus Rural Cemetery, Sodus, Y. Wednesday June 3 at 10 a.m. Relatives end friends are respectfully invited to call at the Eastman Chapel Monday 7-9 p.m.

CHAMBLRS Sl'LLIVAN In Wev-mouth. May 30. Catherine, formerly of Roxbury, mother of Michael Sullivan of North Weymouth. Patrick Sullivan, of Boston, and Mrs. Mary Chambers, of resi-i dence 121 North st.

Funeral from the Hurley Funeral Home, 134 South Alain Randolph. Tuesday, at, 8-13. High Mass of Requiem in St. Church. Randolph, at 9.

Visitinff hours Monday 2-4 7-9. CHASE Of Belmont. May 13. Edith Haw ley i. Wife of the late Marcus Chase.

Memorial sen-ices at the Short Williamson and Diamnnd Fu neral Home. 52 Trapelo Bel- mnni. on aay. June i. at 2 p.m.

CLAlSlv In Framingham. formerly eedha May 30. Joan Sondert wife of the late George 1 a sn an mnl hr nt of Cochituate. O. Paul of USMC in Japan and Oda J.

Christensen of Decatur, Georgia. Services at Folsom Funeral Chapel. 3 Belgrade ROS LTNDALE, Tuesday at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in-Mted. Chapel visiting hours Monday 3-5 Se 7-9 p.m.

Ct'RTTV Of Roslindale, May Helen McInemey. beloved wife of the late Alfred: sister ofi Mrs. A- Hanrirfh Thompson of 11- large Boecnmann o'clock. Rrlat.v and fricndi in 'trd. VicitmK houta.

Sand jy and Monday, 2-4 and 7-9 Dm. rtar of luneral home on Cum-i inins hg--. ClKIr, Ertered into ret. May; 31. Jo'Ph of 8 Oregon Court Rox- bury Beioved husUir.d of Yftia Mauv Melincofi of Xorlh Hollywood.

fttPHu a A2k K-uIvri of, I 1 nri Vib -i I Lliiian Wldein of U'pjol Rnrhiirv loving srandfather of 5 m-anchil-ctrtn. and 10 great grar.dchiidren. Private Kir'ice, wi" be h'-i at The isoiomon Crmpel, 420 Harvard ProoKiii todayl Morrdv June 1 at 3 p.m. In Uu ef flower, pmem-h-ances may eni hi r. ry to The your chou.

Memorial Otwer. rfi.ee omitted. DAVIS MONUMENTS SImw tM2 Mom. laodwfj WmmmmI ShWWi. UMwW.

lOt Wash. 54., JA 4430 fw MW. DOWKTOWN BOSTO.t HENRY MURRAY CO. Trsdrfiosfll IwleMHMeiiFS ead Iterfcees la 6fM. Utri.

Itmmm. Frw 24 Seytstoe Sf- ips. RI t-SSlS. OtJfVCT CHARLES M0RSC CRANITf CO INC SHOWROOM 343 WM PI J-0V41 1. N.

MY i-tfTt Missouri, John M- of June 2. 8 a.m. Kequiem Mss S.cred K.art Church, 8, ot q-V n- i of Funpral trom tne William T. Hickey Edwards) Hall of 8 WateV our Brother Wiiiiam Brady. of late MavnarH Haii a her lurvivors are several cousins iniJS? Funeral Home.

382 First Parish PRICELESS ine greater Boston area. Funeral services in The John C. Bryant Funeral Home, 56 Pemberton rd. (off Rte. 30) Cochituate on Tuesday, a-ui.

visiung noun Monday. 7-9 p.m. Bt RLEY of Randolph. May 31, William R-, husband of Alice M. (Keithi Hurley, residence 45 North st Funeral from The Hurley Funeral Home.

134 South Randolph. Wednesday at 8 15. High Mass of! Requiem tn St Mary, Church at 9.i jie memoer fast Commander 169 A L. ursinnnil msl AO. I A I house neSing- Hyde Park.

Veiung hOUrS hi On da 7 O- TllMrlaw 9 tn sum i w. ti.is ui amas.et May 31. Asinio Paler Kraleks. nl in Porazzo rd Nantasket: beloved wife of the late Demostnenes Karalekas: sister of Mrs. Nnholis Slaniatos of Jamaica Plain and Mrs.

Olga BrOUmidS Of Greece. Funeral from The Arthur C. Hasiotis Fu- neral Home. 1642 Commonwealth Brighton. Tuesday.

June 2, at 10 in. Funeral services at the cathedral of The Announctation: church, Parker and Ruggels sts. i Boston, at 11 a.m. Relatives and ve uivtieci. visiung nours Monday.

2-4 and 7- p.m. In lieu donations may be made nnna interment Forett Hills Cemetery. On Sunday. May 31. Claire Konowitji of 21 Peterson rd.

Natick. Beloved wife of Bernard R. rnother of Joyce Ellen. RichardAUn and Stuart Charles Levy, Daughter of Robert and Sarah Knnowiu of Chestnut of Ryta Samuels of Scarsdale. Y.

snd Jervle Konowitr of Naticii. and Herbert Konowitl of Pel, Sf rvic at The Levme Chanel, 'Foley. an1 the late Francis Jin, men pj Walpole. grandson of Florence Milliken of Walpole Funeral from rjeUney Funeral Home. 48 Common on Wednesday at 9 a m.

Requiem High runerai Mass B.esseq Sacrament thurcn at 10 aum. Relative. anH friends kind! invited. Visiting hour, Monday. T-9: Tuesday.

2-4 ri.tJL, St Francis Cemetery. Walpoie. luesday June 2. at 11 am. Memorwl al Week at her lte residence.

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