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44 Tae -kuQ Globe Wednesday, September 27, 1972 DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS RITCHIE In Norwood. September' 2V HamM in hi Kith var nf 192 Nichols husband of the late Vioia i Carlson and father of Mrs. Waiter A. Biasenak i Doris and Bradford S. Ritchie, both of Nor'- wood, and Philip Ritchie of Coral Springs.

Fia also survived by several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Set-vices in the May Funeral Home. 85 Nichols St. NORWOOD, Wednesday. September 27 at 2 p.m.

Friends may call at: the funeral home. Tuesday. 3-5 and 7-9 D.m. Doris iGoodalei. wife of the late E.

Arthur Robinson of Bourne House, i Katharine C. Ocean Marshfield: mother Bowen- Marv Dr. A. Robinson of Falmouth. -Dr.

Enders A. Robinson of Cam- Breen, Agnes A. budge. Mrs. Doris G.

Dick of Brothers. W. J. Dover. Delaware, sister of Charles; nmwn William F.

Goodale of Osterville and Ernest A. Goodale of Harwich: also sur- Burke. Alphonsus vived by 9 grandchildren. Funeral Carrusan. James from the J.

Robert Mac Donald Fu- neral Home. 1755 Ocean MARSHFIELD. Thursday at 19 a.m.i t'anna Funeral Mass in St. Ann's Church Corbett Florence at 11 a m. Relatives and friends vited.

Visiting hours. Wednesday 2- Margaret A. 4 and 7-9. Late employee Catholic ruri.v AssociaUon of Foresters. i "uriey' Muoert- J- KOGOW in Melrose.

September A a a u.A.r.... ori 25- Arthur H. of 48 Richardson Rd. Husband of Mary H. i Hurley father of Judith H.

and Gregory Dellorfano. Ciriaco A. Rogow. Stepfather of Patricia DiCicco Anne J. Maurer, Gregory and Robert Wooldridge.

Visiting hours at D. W. Grannan Son Funeral Eagan. Katherine Home. 378 Mass.

Ave. ARLINGTON', Fallon. James Wednesday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Serv- ices at the Bigelow Chapel. Dominick Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge.

Finley, A. T. fXABEKTY In Cambridge. Sept. an.

19T2. Aiire of 51 Granville Rd beloved sister of Gertrude F. F-ahert. Funerai from tne Wk nam, Hickey A Sons Funeral Home. ITS Huron Art CAMBRIDGE.

Friday at ft. Funeral Mass in St. Pet-! er's Church at a Relatives and1 fner.ds kindly invited- Visiting hours Weanesdey evening 7-9. i Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. Parking area: opposite funeral come FL-t THING In Mifcon.

suddenly. Sept 26. Thomas beloved hus band of the late Annie nee Han non, oevoted father of Rev. Thomas Fleming. S.J Mrs.

Kathleen Reid of Canton, Lawrence Fleming of Hyde Park, Mrs Mary Jones of Mills. Francis -Jeff" Fleming, of Hyde Park. Mrs. Ann Higgins of Hyde Park" Also survived by 20 grandchildren and 4 great-grand children. Funeral from the John G.

Mollov Funerai Home. 1126 Washington DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS. Friday. Sept. 29.

at 9 cock. Funeral Mass in St. Plus Church. Walcott Milton, at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

Late retired general foreman MBTA. and Boston Elevated. Late Charter Member Red-berry Council No. 117. KofC.

and late member of Local No. 104. TRFW In lieu of rowers, dona tions may be made to the Jesuit Seminary Guild. 314 Dartmouth Boston, in memory oi Mr. i nomas; F.

Fleming. Interment. Milton Cemetery. Visiting hours. Wednesday, 7-9.

and Thursday. 2-4 and 7-91 p.m. Parking in rear ot tunerai home. FORSTTH In Brighton. Sept.

25, Emma E. Sargent i late residence 15 Ledgemcre Rd. Beloved wife of the late William J. devoted mother of Mrs. Rita Peppard, Mrs.

Joan F. McNabb. John E. and the late wil ham and Anna. Sister of Albert Sargent anl Mrs Price.

Also- survived by 16 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral I from the Gerald W. Lehman Funer- al Home. 569 Cambridge St. Thurs-i day morning at 9:10 followed by a' Funeral Mass in St.

Gabriel Monas-, tery Cnurrh at 10 o'clock. Relatives! and 'iend are kindly invited Interment Old Calvary Cemete y. Contribution would be appreciated to the Emma Forsyth Fund to in-; vestigate the auality of health care; to the elderly in Boston hospital, in I rare of Boston. Brookline Health! Resources Organization. 126 Brook-; line Boston 02215.

Visiting: hours Tuesday Evening 7-9; ednesday 2-4 and 7 9. FOSS Of Pelham. N.H., formerly of Tewksburv. Sept. 26.

Harvev age 62 of 1 Roberts beloved husband of Katherine i Koslofsky father of Harvey of Peiham. Mrs. Bernard (Catherine) Bastek of Dra-cut. and Mrs. Roger Carol i Gou-dreau of Salem, N.H..

brother of Mrs. Edna Hiltz of Maiden, and Benjamin Foss of Wakefield. Funeral Friday 9 a m. from the Tewk-sbury Funeral Home. 975 Main Rte.

38. TEWKSBl'RT. His friends may call Wednesday 7-9 and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 at 10 a.m. at St. Patrick cnurcn.

i-ei- ham. FRANCI Of Greenwood, Septem ber 26. Ruby I Rattray-Harris Francis, widow of Nestor Francis, of 12 Grafton St. Mother of Robert Francis of Greenwood, sister of Mary R. Jewett of Reading, Mrs.

tied M. Coggin of Greenwood. Miss Bella A. Rattray and Miss Effie L. Rattray of Greenwood.

William A inuisud; inuiiiiuK iu uimiK in iii-u vi iiuins uMirtiiuii iu your favorite charity would be ap nrefi-ted GlIKRI'DT rr a i i IA1IOIIMO of Vinctsesier. Set Laurette Le. beloved AairehTT of A.tono and Stel.a L. Evan-f ylisu residence 14 Winter si-. as ter of Waiter A.

ol Iniuaapous. In- i diara. cranddauf Mer of Joruv Evangelist of Wincherr. and Lotus Airionssio of Cant. Funerai tiom.

tr Lane tu-, nra' H. 760 Vain WINCHESTER, on Friday. Sept. 29 at Funeral Mas trie In-maculate Conception Oin-nh al a Visiting hours Wednesday 7-S. ThursoMT 2 4 and T-S.

IftBNOI Of Dorchester. Sect 25. i Lilian M. 'Pond, Je of the late i John Arro.a. anc motner ot Kenneth JLraoId ot Doicnester, i stepmother of G.advs Pr eron of Norton and sister of Florence Low-l e.l of Horkmton.

also surwveri by 6 grandchildren 16 dren and 1 great- ereal grandchild. Services at Foisom I UTicrai 63 Belgrade Ave BOl INDALE. Thursday at Id a.m. Rt.M:ves and frends invited. Viiitmg hours Wednesday 7-9 In Rovbury of 2 Normandy st bro'her of Mary Arnold, Flora Atnoid.

r.te Gibson, and Hooper. Friends may call at John- son Funeral Home. Wtcnexir.y troT. i 7-9 p.m. Funeral service to be held in Aoerdeene.

No. Ciroiru. fttrca w-A. dv co. i husband of the Isle Jennie A.

Amoretti'. loving father of Mena S. Valense of Natick A Bi-: anchi of Hyde Park. ts I. Memmo of Readvilie and William Baga of Dedham.

Survived tv nine grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Funeral from tt.e Francis Kenney Sons Hoire, 1445 River st HYDE PARK, Thursday at 8: liv Mcs-. of the Kes-urrectior. in St Pius Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives ana friends vited.

Visiting hours Tueciv 7 9, Wednesday 2-4. 7-9 p.m. Burial in Fan-view Cemetery. lALINSKI Of Dorchester, suddenly Sept. 2.1.

Mary Edna iConlcv, beloved wue of Chester loving sister Madeline P.irons of NaticK. James J. Conley of KineMon. H. Edward Conley of Dorchester.

John B. Conlev of Dunstabie. Funeral from the Scaliy nnnruicTtn ti. 28th at 8:15 a.m. Funeral Ma in 1 St Peter's Church at 9 a.m.

Visitme hours Tuesday 7-9. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. BENSON Formerly of New- ton. September 26.

1971. Besie Watt i wile of the late Chart, E. Benson. Mother of Mrs. Donald Conant of West Newton.

Charles Benson of Springfield. Mrs. Robert Ijimherton of PhiladelDhia and James Benson of Needham. Notice oi memorial service ai a laier oaie.) Arrangements bv the Cate and Pratt Funeral Home, WEST NEW' TON. PERNABT Candida Roselli.

died; suddenly, Sept. 26. at her home on Beech Plain in North N.H. She is the widow of John. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday morning at 10 a.m.

at Holy Angels Church, Plais-tow, N.H. Friends are invited to call at the Brewitt Funeral Home. 14 Pine Thursday from 2-4 and 7-B. Interment in 1 Holy Angels Cemetery, Plaistow. BLECHSTEIN Of Roslindale.

Sept. 26. Katharine C. (Singlei; mother of Ann C. Blechstein and Albert A.

Black: sister of Helen L. Single of Roslindale. Services at Folsom lu- Tifral Thanpl. fi3 Beierade Ave Roslinriale. Friday, at 11 a.m.

Rela COBBFTT In East Boston. Septra-! ber 2a Florence 11 White be- i loved wife ol the iate J.mes H. mother of John and Ed-: ward Vgaret Gor-' don and trie late Joseph Corbet. 1 Sister of Helen LaritiR. Bernard Wr.ue.

Eveiyn Wara and the late Ceiia Keeie. uneral from the Mirath Funeral Hortw. Chelsea St. iAI DAT SQ. Thursday roorn- at to Funeral Mass in the tnurch of the Sacred Heart at 8 45 ctocii.

Relatives and frienas x.t.c Visrmg hours Tuesday 7-S: ccnesoay 2-4 7-9 (OKCORAN In Norwood. September Juuigortt A. fig Corcoran of 37 Mountain sister of Airs. Helen Lynch and foster sister of Doris Reardon. both of ana niece ol Mrs.

Hugh F. Gillen of Broo-iyn. Y. Funeral from the Funeral Home. 126 Walpoie Si Kt.

lAt. Thursday. Sepu-mbt-r, 28 at 8 a in- Funeral Mass at St. 1 Catherine's Church at 9 a.m. Rela-, i.vrs ana frienas are invited.

Visit-' hours Tuesday 7-9 and tt.dnesday 2-4 and 7-9 In lieu ofi flow er. please make contributions to the cardinal Lushing School and Training Center in Hanover, or to tr.e Mass Heart Southeast Ci.aptei. Brockton. Mass. CI RI.ET In Roslmdale.

SepL 26. truae E. iCashman'. devoted father of Mrs Marie Ferrari of Milton. Hubert J.

Jr. of So. Boston. William G. of the home address, Mrs.

Vir ginia Stoughion of Foxboro and John T. of Quincy. brother of Mrs. Rita Xearv nf Rnslinriale. Mrs Ma: Metcalf of Quincv and the late W'll-j ham and George Curley.

also sur-' vived by 19 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral from the John J. O'Connor Funeral' Home. 70 Adams inear Gal-' hvan Blvd. i DORCHESTER, Friday! morning at 9 a.m.

Funeral Mass St. Andrew's Church. Forest Hills i at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited- Visiting hours Wtanesnay evening 7-9. Tnursday 2 and 7-9 Veteran ot WW I.

In lieu oi flowers donations may be ninoe in his memory to the Jimmy I und. i nil i In Brookline Sept. Lna es son of the late Thomas and Elizabeth Daley. Residence 44 orother oi Frnk llaiey of New York. Funeral Irom ine j.

MrDy uneral Home. 58! Harvard on Thursday Sept. 28 8:15. Followed by Funeral Mass in St. Mary of the Assumption tnu ch at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and menus are respeciiuny invited Visiting hours on Weanesdnv 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment Hotyhood Ctmetery. DAVIS On Tuesday. Sept. 26, Sarah i napnei i oi 1H4 Margaretta Drive, Hyde Park, beloved wife of Max; devoted mother of Paul Davis of aianiey Davis of N.Y.C,; Renee Summers of Scituate and Dr.

Milton S. Davis of A. Also survived by 5 grandchildren. Sister Of Louis Rannel nf pLiEpJteiin of, Bernard Raphe! of Brookline, Ethel Marcus of Milton, Ray Silverstein of Randolph and the late Samuel J. Raphel.

Services at the Levine Chapel. 470 Harvard BROOKLINE, Wednesday, Sept. 27. at 12 noon Privat- memonal observances at the home' of Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Epstein. 2521 Blue Hills Parkway till Friday noon. Please do not send flowers. Remembrances may be made to Children's Rescue-Pioneer Women, i Kadimah. Chapter.

70 Fairlawn Mattapan. i George beloved husband of maiy j. iv-onnonyi. father of George R. of Brighton and Robert B.

of West Roxbury. also survived i by eight grandchildren. Late residence 50 Olcott st. Funeral from! the McNamara Funeral Home, 4601 Washington BRIGHTON latl Lake st. i.

Thursday morning at 8' o'clock. Fu'ieral Mass in St. Pat- iiiiiiiuii, ciil. i 26: Ruby E. "Baken: wife of the Francis, Ruby George Z.

Salisbury: mother of Glynn, Catherine George D. Salisbury: sister of Alice Baker: also survived by two grand Glucck. Eleanor children. Services at the Church of Gonsalves. Isidore Our Saviour (Eoiscooali.

21 Mara-; Gorman Alice thon ARLINGTON. Friday. K' Sept. 29 at 11 o'clock. Visiting Hagerty, Raymond hours at the Berglund Funeral Harmeth.

Joseph Home, 192 Mass. ARLING-! Hacknii r. TON. Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Richard D.

SCHNEIDER Rose C. at her homei in Wellesley, Sept. 25, after a Home. Rita A. long illness.

Beloved friend of Hughes, the late Doris and Bill Cunning-j Catherine ham and Mr. and Mrs. Sumner R. Tndresano, Andrews of Winchester, and Mr. Tomasina and Mrs.

George S. Bissell of 1 Wellesley: sister of Mrs. Christine, Ingalls' ChustIne Mueller of Attleboro and aunt of i Jenks. Porter G. OBITUARIES F.

J. Weller, former Hub financier, 71 PELHAM, N-Y- Francis J. Weller, 71, formerly of Boston and for many years a specialist in investment management, died Monday after a brief illness. Mr. Weller, prominent in financial circles, was formerly associated with the First Boston Corp.

He formed his own firm in New York, Francis J. Weller and specialized in exploration and development of oil producing properties. Mr Weller was a graduate of Harvard College, Class of 1923, and was a member of the Harvard Clubs of New York and Boston. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Josephine (Cote) Weller; two sons, Prof.

Richard H. Weller of the University of North Carolina and Francis J. Weller of Madison, N.J., and a sister, Miss Eileen Weller of Chestnut Hill. Services will be held tomorrow in Pelham, N.Y. R.

D. Haskell Maine services KENNEBUNK, Maine Richard D. Haskell of York street, Kennebunk, died yesterday in Portland Hospital. He was 46. He was the New England-area manager of the Amalie Refining a division of the Witco Chemical Corp.

of Bradford, Pa. He was born in Auburn, and was a graduate of Hebron Academy in Hebron, and of Tabor Academy in Marion, Mass. He was graduated from the University of Maine in 1949. Mr. Haskell was a veteran of World War II and a member of Acacia Lodge of Masons, Durham, and of the Unitarian Church of Kennebunk.

He leaves his wife, Patricia D. (Davis); sons, Cary Bradford D. and Richard two daughters, Georgianna and Zoe all of Kennebunk; a brother, Weston B. Jr. of West Simsbury, a sister, Mrs.

Helena Marsh of Dover, and several nieces and lephews. McGONAGLE In Somervilie, Sep- temoer 26. 1972. Margaret Ann. Brogan beloved wire of Michael V.

VcGonagie. mother of Mrs. Mary Anne Moycihan of Melrose. Margaret Rose. Loretta.

Eaeen. Jane, and Michael McGonagle. Sister of Sr. Mary Eucharia. Franciscan of the Immaculate Conception.

Edward Brogan of Somervilie. William Brogan of Everett. Peter of Donegal. Ireiand. and the late Patrick and James Brogan of Ireiand Funeral Thursday from the Frank rianerty Funeral Home.

361 Washington at Union at a.m. Funeral Ma th 1- nurcn ot st. Joseph at 10:00. Friends may call at the funeral Home Tuesday 7-9 and Wednesday 2- 4 and 7-9 p.m. MITCHIK In Hoslindale suddenly.

Snl Ann. II i mulct 'null dll 1(J wue of the late Nikolai, mother of; Helen Nelson of Marlboro. Peter i Mitchik of N.H.. John at home and: tne late Paul Funeral from! the Granstrom Funeral Home. 821' Cummins Highway, nr.

MATT A. PAN S. on Friday at 10 a.m. FoM lowed by services at the Holy Trin-! nussBn tmnoaox Church. 165 Pffk Boston at 11 a.m.

Rela-j aiia irienas iuis muiMidv z-s ana i-s p.m. MORRISSET In somenille. Sept i i i "'i fpi. 26. 1972.

John husband of Mar garite (Canavam nf house father of Anne M. Morrissey of Somervilie, brother of Margante M. Morrissey of Somervilie. Funeral from the George Doherty Funeral Home. 855 Broadway Powderhouse Squarei.

Friday morning at 9:15. Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church. NO CAMBRIDGE, at 10 o'clock. Relative and friends invited. Calling hours Wednesday 7-9.

Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Maiden. Ml'LLOY Of Everett. Sept. 25, inomaS W.

Ot Ol Slummar loved husband of Genevieve -M. Ricei. devoted lather of Brother Thomas C. Mulloy. CFX of Maiden Catholic High School.

Sister Jean Muiloy. CSJ of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Convent. Boston. James F- Mulloy of Medfoid. And Mrs.

Marie E. Aloano of West Peabody. Also survived by 10 grandchildren. Funeral from the Sweeney (Joseph A. Cam Funeral Home.

350 Broadway. EVERETT. Thursrfau at OH Concelebrated Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9.

Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Retired employee of the Middlesex Bank, Member of the Holy Name Society and the Board of Trustees of th Whidden Memorial Hospital. In lieu' of flowers please make donations to! the Whidden Memorial Hospital' Dutiuuig unu Ml'RPHY Of Waltham, formerly of Somervilie. Sept. 26.

Richard Murpny. husDand of Audrey Vail I Murphy. Father of Ronald P. Murphy of Yarmouth. Also survived by four grandchildren.

Brother of Mrs. Madaliene Holmes of Ar lington, funeral from the Daniel O'Brien Funeral Home. 907 Mass! Ave rAMRRinr.e. i CAMBRIDGE. Thursday at 8 a.m.

Funeral Mass at St. Mary's Church. Cambridge at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Memoer of Delta Nu Alpha and New England Traffic Club.

In lieu of flowers donations in his name may be made 10 tne neart tuna. Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. NEILSON Of Weymouth, Sept. 25,1 William husband of Katherine! (MacLeod i Neilson. 140 North and father of Malcolm M.

Neilson of Brockton, and Ronald W. Neilson' of Quincy, also survived by 2 1 grandchildren. And brother of John Neilson of Cape Coral, David1 Neilson. Elizabeth Neilson and Jes-' sie Neilson all of No. Weymouth' aim iudiy inacn-iniay ot uumcy.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the servi-nc Tin ware Brothers Memorial 576 Hancock WOLLASTON Ihursday, Sept. 28 at 1 p.m. Friends may visit at the funeral home, Wednesday 2-4 and 7-Q Interment Blue Hills Cemetery', Braintree. PARKER Of Waltham, September 25, Dorothy M. of 725 Beaver St.

Wife of C. Joseph Parker, mother of Raymond A. of Wayland, sister of Mrs. Pearl Mac-Donald. Mrs.

Gertrude Hunter and Mrs. Myrtle Atkins, all of New Glassgow. N.S.. Robert and Frederick Gillespie, both of Fla. and Mrs.

Helen Brewster of Wash. D.C.. formerly of Waltham. Service in the Wentworth Chapel. 30 Prospect WALTHAM Thursday September 28 at 2 p.m.

Friends may call at the cnapei Wednesday 4-B and 7-9 PERPERIAN Souren. of Somer- h'lnn nlFwirL. 2 mm' V.t band of Florence (Miller), loving father of Janet and Souren E. Per-nerian. father-in-law of Linda Mat-trazzo Perperan, grandfather of Souren E.

brother of Betty Sa-rafian of San Francisco. Funeral service at the Holy Trinity Armenian Church. 145 Brattle CAMBRIDGE, Thursday at 10 a.m. Visiting hours at the Aram Bedrosian Funerai Home, 558 Mt. Auburn St.

Watertown, Tuesday and Wednesday evening, 7-9 World War II Army veteran. Late member Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, Local 181. PHELAN In Somervilie, Sept. 25. Mary Ann I McGlynn I Phelan.

of 25 Linden wife of the late Jeremiah J. Phelan. mother of Thomas Joseph and Paul A. of Lexington, John William J. and Richard of Somervilie, Jeremiah L.

of Stoneham and Donald M. of Arlington. Dorothy A. McLaughlin of Roslindale. Marie R.

McManus of Dedham. Barbara A. Ciccariello of Lexington and Lillian M. Calicchia of Burlington and the late Robert E. and George sister of Catherine A.

Catino of Medford and the late William, Thomas, Anthony and James McGlynn; also survived by 47 grandchildren and 8 greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home. 2 Benton Rd. at Summer SOM-ERV1LLE.

Thursday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass at St. Catherine's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7- 9 p.m INO In Revere, Suddenly, Sept.

25 Charles E. of 74 Eastern Ave. be loved husband of Sue i Feldman I brother of Mrs. Pauline Caruso of 25, Toros. of Wakefield, Alexander E.

Rattray ofi i-exmgton Ir'-S'U''BAWE In Watertown, Sept. as. hours Thursdav and 7-9 P.m. CGBEt In Chestnut Hill. s-k1 aemv.

September Catherine Final of M2 Clywie St: devoted! wife of the late James and beloved mother of John James both! of Cnestnut Hill. Richard A of Melrose. Mrs. Kathleen P. Coleman' of Canton and also grandmother of: Laura Ann Hughes and sister of Andrew Finn of Brookline.

John! and Patrick nnn. Margaret c-Nicnoias, AS ine Rear don and Cecilia Tarnev Funerai irom the F. T. Laiiy and Sons Funeral Home. 496 1 Harvard St.

BROOKUS', Friday; moring at 8:15. Funeral Mass in! ihe Church of the lruant Jesus, at; :00 Relatives and friends are in-; vi ted. Interment at Holyhood Cem-j kium U'MlnKilav 7 till ui.mt 9. Tnursday 2-4 and 7-9. I INDRESANO Ot East Boston.

To- (LoPilato (oeloved wife of v. i I I the iate Pasuuaie. Mother of Joseph ot Winlhrop, Aioert of Melrose ana Frea of Wakefield. Also survived by 12 grandchildren and 2H gr eat grandchildren. Funeral from the Kapmo Memorial Home.

9 Chelsea St. MAYEBIiK. 6. Friday at 8:30. tunerai Mass in the ML Carmei Church at 9:30.

Relatives and; Frienas invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 and Thurs- day 2-4 and 7-9. Interment St. Jul-1 chaei Cemetery parking in rear ol luneral Home. LNOALLS Christine T.

(Mitchell); of Randolph. Sept. 24. wife of the: iate Marten u. ana motner i Susan Ingalls.

Residence 99 North St. r'unerai from tne riuney tu-j neral Home. 134 South Main RANDOLPH Thursday at 8:15. tu-. neral Mass in St.

Mary's Cnurcb at 9. In lieu of flowers conlriou-: Hons may be made to the toer-' ick noys oundaiion, eai bnagewater. Visiting nours Tue- oay Wednesday 2-4 and JE.NaLS In Atton. ept. Z6.

Porter residence 2 Joseph Reed Lane. nuspano. ol Mabel j. tOgiivie a tiler ot Aioert Jenks ol New Ips-w ten. ibirs.

Beverly Kimoaii of Li'tLeton and Dorothy Jenks oi vcion; son oi Mr. and Mi's, rtioert jenks ol Acton, and brother of Mrs. baioara McPnee, Mrs. Hazel O'Ciair; aim blarney Jenks. all of Acton; i a.so survived by 2 grandchildren, tunerai services will be held Friday) ai p.m.

at the West Acton Baptist! Cnurcn. There will be calling hours! at the Acton Funeral Home, 470 Mass. Ave. Rte. Ill i.

Wednesday; 7-9, and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. In! lieu ot flowers donations in his I memory may be made to the Na-j tional Multiple Sclerosis Society, i luass. Chapter, 79 Milk Boston, JOicc East Boston, aeptemoer i. Virginia tLevillei, beloved wifei ui iiiOitw Joyce, sister ot Alice! tvo.tny. rloieuce Dunoar, Liuian vnuie, Wiilaun, rredenck, Faui ana' tne iate cnanes Levule.

Funeral li om tue Magraih F'uneral Home, jza cneisea ai. at Day q. i 'inursday morning 8:45. Funeral: Mass in the Sacred leart Churcn at, 9:30 o'clock. Keiat.

es and friends; invited. Visiting hours, Tuesaay H. ednesday 2-4 and 7-9. I KlN'NEfcN in CamDridge, formerly ot Lexington, September 25. Marga ret E.

(Keardonj, beloved wile of tne late Peter J. Kinneen, mother oi Miss Mary E. of Cambridge, funeral from residence, 55 Reservoir tt on Thursday morning, at followed by a F'uneral Mass at St. reicr's Churcn, at 10 o'clock. Relatives ano friends invited.

Calling hours, Wednesday, 2-4 and 7-9 iiuenneni, Westview Cemetery, watertown, beloved nusoana Pans iSonigiani and lather ot Harry of Arlington, mane oi Watertown and Lucy Johnson ot Rhoae island. Services at tne St. James Armenian Cnurcn, Watertown, Thursday, Sept. 28, at 11 a.m. Visiting nours at the Maruirostan funeral home, 576 Mt.

Auburn tvAlEKlOVv.N, Wednesday, i-u p.m. In lieu of flowers donations may oe made in his memory to the auove namea cnurcn. LE in Somervilie, Sept. 25 19, John F. i Frank i husnanri nf fieien f.

(i.VlcDevitti of Fountain father of Joanne M. Gra-nam of Biiierica, Marilyn J. O'Don-nell and John F. Jr. of Woburn.

funeral from the George L. Doherty uneral Home, 855 Broadway (Powderhouse Thursday morning at 8:15. Funeral Mass in St. Benedict Church at 9 o'clock nelatives and friends invited. Call-ins hours, Tuesday 7-9, Wednesday -4 and 7-9.

Interment, Cambridge Cemetery. LEAVtNS Of Belmont, September ib. Rose H. (Emerson) wife of the laie itobea heavens, mother of Norman r. Leavens, Mrs.

George I Ethel i Karcner, Mrs. John (Giad.VS) Smith anri Leavens. Funeral Services at the Short, Williamson and Diamond Fu- nerai "ome, d2 Trapelo BEL iimrsaay. aeptemoer 2a. at 10 a.m.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home, Wednesday, 24, 7-9 p.m. LEVERETT Of Wellesley, Sept 24. by accident in Gray, Maine. HoUis D. Beloved son of Hollis M.

and Helen E. (Donnelly) Leverett. Funeral from the George F. Doherty Sons Funeral Home, 477 Washington WELLfcSLEY, Thursday at 8:15. Funeral Mass in St.

Paul's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and iriends kindly invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

Weilesiev LILLYMAN Of Foxboro, Sept 36. i9, jonnna a. (unseoui. celovea wile ot Wajter H. Liiiyman.

Loving motner oi Waiter j. ot Illinois. William B. ol George of Joseph a. oi Lancaster, Airs Rn.mrt ir.il,n.; Owen of Raynham.

Mrs. Frank! i Jeanne bak.e u. Snaron. Mrs. i iimotny i Nancy) Poucn ui New York, uneral is Friday.

September til at 9: Id a.m. from the Roberts 1 sons luneral Home, 30 South fyABOiiO, louowed by a Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's! Foxboio. Calling hours at! me luncmi nume, weanesaay 7-9, inursod, auu p.m.

Burial St. Mary Cemetery. Foxboro. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to st TVin.uc oi.TTT.u.- on Tuesday, September 26. Deana iSperligi of oi oudiuiuore Brighton, be- lovea wue of Carl L.

rievntprt mother ol Norma Fruitman of jvewion ana Herbert Lowe of Washington. D.C.: dear sister of Zelda Kosonbcrg and Kerna Wolff, both ot Brookline. ana the late Ehas and Thomas Speriing. Also survived by 4 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Services at the Levine Chapel.

470 Harvard St BROOKLINE, on Thursday, Sep-teniDer 28 at 11 a.m. Please omit llowers. The family will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fruitman.

lo Rochester Newton until Friday evening. Remembrances in her memory mav be made to the Israel Emergency Franklin Boston. 01 Bos'on. Sent. 24.

William beloved husband of Mary E. (Craffeyi. brother of Mrs. Josephine Atchison oi Brighton. Francis of Holbrook, Edward of bosion, James oi om.

the late John of Squantum. Funeral from the F. J. Higgins Funeral Washington Clrnni Home. 4236 ROSLINDALE SOL ARE.

Thursdav' Sept. 28 at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in at. Angelas cnurcn, Mattapan at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9 p.m., ana weanesaay 2-4 7-9 p.m. Late 1 Veteran. Late Member ol Boston Globe Newspaper Pressmen's Union No. 3 and the Boston Globe Quarter Century Cliiii. Pat-King in re sr of luneral home on Cummins Highway.

M.iltuNLf In Somervilie, September 26. Alfred age 81, of 48 Brastow mVVJ it il lrL. Ave. Beloved husband Sutherland i and loving John A. Mahoney, of Fairfield Louise M.

Robinson of Adams, and Dorothy M. McKcnna of Bedford. Mass. Also survived by 11 grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 9: Id lrom the G.

F. McKcnna Son Funeral Home. 390 Medford St. Funeral Mass in the Church of St. Catherine of Genoa, at 10 a.m.

Relatives and friends are invited. Vis- nuus nours weanesoay. t-v p.n. Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Late Honorary Member of Mt.

Benedict beTAVVne RriS nMfc 'T ciety of St. Catherine of Genoa rarisn. MASSAROTTI In Medford Sep- tember 25. Alfred of 69 Kenmere Koaa, neiovea nusoand of Tulla tlmperialei, and father of Ernest-Toppi, Mrs. Jessie Maccorone and Mrs.

Valia Schiavone, also survived by 6 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren, funeral from the Dello Rus'o Funeral Home. 306 Main MEDFORD Thursday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass In Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited, visiting hours Wednesday it ana i-v. MrCAFTHV In Chelsea.

September 1 I 1 3IUVII11 HJf vidl beloved brother of Mary Hut- chinson. William. Charles and Henry McCarthy. Funeral from the Frank A Welsh and Sons Funeral Home. 718 Broadway, Thursday.

September 29 at 8 am. Funeral Mass in St. Rose Church nt 9 a.m. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Visiting hours, Tuesday 7-9 and Wednesday 2-4 and 7 9.

Past president of Merntt Club. flowers always say it best fc ALLILU 7J FLORIST ASSOCIATION today by SHYER'S FLRS. I GHSES. 473 Concord St. Frimlngton 01 70 1 171-1120 i 'p AJdorission.

LauretteL. Aold. tallian 3L Arnold. Willie Baga. Guido Mary Edna Benson.

Bessie Kouyoumjian. T. Leanr. John F. Leavens.

Rose H. Lever ett. HoUis D. LiUymaa. Johanna Lowe-Lebowich.

Deana Mahoney. Alfred Mahoney. W. 1L Massarotti, A. Candida Roselli Blechstein.

McCarthy. Eugene McGonagle, Margaret A. Mitchik. A. Morrissey, John 3.

Mulloy. T. W. Murphy. Richard Neilson.

William Parker, Dorothy Peroerian. Souren Phelan, Mary Ann Pino. Charles E. Pi stone, Rocco uaiey.t.. Queeney.

W. J. Ravech. Abraham jj uavis. aaran Dawe.

George W. Richards Joseph A Ritchie, Harold E. Robinson, Doris Rogow. Arthur H. Salisbury.

Ruby E. Schneider, Rose C. Semonian. Ovsanna Sheiber. Benjamin' lanerxy, Alice M.

Fleming Forsyth, Emma E. Stark. Blanche R. Strickland. Joseph Thaler.

Richard W. Tracy. Gertrude E. Tynes. Leonard Ufhea, John Verry, Henry W.

Foss. Harvey C. Wallace, Catherine Ward. James M. Jr.

Weagle. Janice Webb, Harold J. Weller, Francis J. Whittakcr, Mabel B. Williams.

James V. Winch, Edilh B. Woodwoi'th. Irene Wylie. Ruby M.

Yantosca, J. Yardume, Leah M. jnvce Virginia K'Ilneen' MaigaretE. rCTUC UCAlHd WEBB In South Boston, September 25, suddenly. Harold beloved husband of Mary E.

Funeral from the O'Brien Funeral Home. 146 Dorchester SOUTH BOSTON. Thursday, at 10. Funeral Mass in Gate of Heaven Church, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Wednesday, 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Late member of Pere Marquette Council 271 K. of C. Late employee of City of Boston, Boston City Hospital and Veteran of WWII, U.S. Army.

WELLER Francis beloved husband ol Josephine (Cotel Wener, father of Francis J. and Richard H. Weller, brother of Eileen Weller. Funeral from his late residence in Pel-ham Manor. N.Y., on Thursday, September 28.

Interment in Holy Hood Cemetery, Brookline. WHITTAKER In Roslindale. Sept. 25. Mabel B.

lEdgecomb), beloved wife of the late Frederick devoted mother of Frederick W. of Avon, Charlotte Melling of Roslindale, and John L. of Hopkinton; sister of Alice Oberbeck of Waltham, Eliza Edgecomb of Cambridge, William Edgecomb of Lexington, and Arthur Edgecomb of Medford; also survived by 6 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Funeral services at the Francis T. Keefe Funeral Home.

8 Soring St. (cor. Centre), WEST ROXBURY. Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Pro-burial Mass at 9 a.m.

Friday In St. Michael's Church, Main Avon (Rte. 28 1. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

Quincv and Framingham papers please copy. WILLIAMS In Everett. Sentpmher 25, James husband of Josephine (Jodicei Williams, of 231 Belmont brother of Mary Silva of Gloucester. Funeral from Owen P. Doonan Sons Funeral Home.

7 Wicklow at FELLSWAY, MALDEN, on Thursday, at 8:15. Funeral Mass in St. Theresa's Church, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours on Tuesday, 7-9.

and Wednesday, 2-4, and 7-9. Member of Local No. 11, Electro-typers Union. WINCH Of Waban. Sept.

25, Edith B. Wright I wife of the late George A. Winch, mother of Mrs. Nancy Rees of Sudbury and! Jonn r. winch of Mountainside.

N.J. Also survived by 3 grandchildren Funeral services at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Beacon Street, Waban. Wednesday. Sept.

27 at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers contributions in her memory mav be made to the Heart Fund. Friends may call at the Waterman Chapel. 592 Washington WELLESLEY, Tuesday evening 7-9 p.m. WOODWORTH Of West Concord, Sept.

26, Irene (Chalifouxl of 57 Central wife of the late Ralph mother of Bruce M. and grandmother of Marc R. Woodworth. both of Carlisle; sister of Marc A. Chalifoux of East Farnham, and Mrs.

Roger (Gertrude) Lari-viere of St. John. Canada. Services at the West Concord Union Church, corner of Pine and Main streets. Friday.

Sept 29 at 2 p.m. Friends may call at the McRne-Tunnicllffe Funeral Home. 74 Belknap Concord, Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. those who wish may send memorial gifts to the Cancer Fund, 138 Newbury Boston. WYLIE Sept.

19. Ruby of Rox- oury. sister ot Susan Walsh of Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.

Funeral Services Wednesday at 9 a.m.. at the Bullock Funeral Home, 389 Washington DORCHESTER. YANTOSCA In Revere, suddenly. September 26, Joseph of 360 Revere neiovea nusoana of Margaret (Colaluca). father of James of Revere, brother of Ernest.

Louis. Mrs. Rose Zaino. Mrs. Edna Tavano, Revere City Councillor Angelo Yantosca all of Revere and Robert of East Boston.

Funeral from the Pul Buonfiglio Funeral Home, 128 Revere REVERE, Friday, Septem- oer at a.m. uneral Mass in St Anthony's Church at 10 o'clock Relatives and friends are kindlv in vited. Visiting hours Wednesday ana inursaay 2-4 ana 7-9. YARDUME Of Plymouth. Sept.

25. Leah M. 'Yeretsiani, wife of the late Dr. Manoug G. Yardume of Boston, mother of Zaven G.

Yard ume 01 iviarsnrieid. fTivate funeral service. In lieu of flowers donations may oe maae to the Arthritis Foundation. 38 Chauncey Boston. Arrangements by the J.

Robert MacDnnnld Fun-ral Home. 1755 wcean Marsniieia. neral from the E. W. Rhodes Funeral Home.

Western Avenue. Lvnn. Visit ing nours Tuesday z-4, 7-9. Wednesday 2-4. 7-9 m.

Funeral Thursday 8 a.m. from the 'uneral home. RUSSELL P. CAMPBELL, Sec, Treas. ROBERT W.

BAYNES. Pres. NANTASCOT LODGE AT. A.M. We regret to announce the death of our Brother Wor.

Henry Waldo Verry. Late of Hull. Masonic Services at th Downing Cottage Funeral Chanel. 21 Pond Hingham, Wednesday evening. September 27 nt 8:30 p.m.

All Masons urged to attend. IN MEMORIAM 1971 Paul J. Edffe 1972 A part of my heart As long I live. It aside for you. I'll never forget you.

Lovingly remembered nil liter Rulhl. THOMAS C. O'DONNELL FUNERAL SHVIC1 SOUTH lOSTON Joseph T. Sulliaq, Successor ANdnw 8-3088 88 West Broadway Mrs. Hildreth Dyer.

Mr. Richard Mueller and Mr. Erwine Mueller of Attleboro and Providence. There ivill he no visitine hours. A mortal service will be held at St.

I Mary's Episcopal Church, NEW- TON LOWER FALLS, on Thurs-' day. Sent. 28 at 1 p.m. In lieu, of flowers, please make contribu-i tion to the Bill Cunnine'-am M--i morial Scholarship Fund. Dart- mouth t-oiiege, Hanover, N.H ccunviiv in m.ji.-i cn i SEMONIAN In Medford.

Sept. 24. Ovsanna, beloved wife of the late Benjamin mother of John. Ruth Clergiet. Lillian Scovel all of Med-fnrd.

Jeanett Hedges of Natick. Julia Silkes of Medford. sister of Haigoohp Eehazarian of Watertown. Also survived by seven grandchildren. Funeral from the Murphy 8c Turnbull Funeral Home.

322 Bunker Hill st. CHARLESTOWN, Thursday at 10 o'clock. Funeral Mass in St. Stephens Armenian Aoostolic Church 38 Elton Watertown at 11 o'clock. Visitine hours Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9.

Late member of tne Armenian re-; lief Society In li'-u of flowers donations made to the Joslin Diabetes; I SHEIBER On Tuesday September; 9T Piiniamln. of South Ocean Dr. I Hollywood beloved husband of Dor's (Shreiber) devoted father of Paul Shejber of Newton Center. A so survived bv 3 granacniiaren. Services at the Levine Chapel 470 Harvard BROOKLINE on Thursday September 28 at 10 a.m.

STARK Of Foxboro, Blanche R. (Bousquet), beloved wife of James mother of Ernest Houle of North Attleboro, Mrs. Howard Walsh of Attleboro; sister of Albert Bousquet of Pawtucket, R.I., and Anthony Bousquet of Norton, and William of Central Falls. R.I. Funeral from the Joseph P.

Keating Funeral Home. 21 Market FOXBORO, on Thursday at 9:15, followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Mary's Church at 10. Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4. 7-9.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. STRICKLAND In Dorchester. Sept. 22. Joseph Strickland, beloved hus band of Barbara Strickland: father of two sons and two daughters, all of Detroit.

Mich. Reposing at the Chisolm Funeral Chapel, at GROVE; HALL, Dorchester, until luesday evening. Sept. 26. Funeral services, Saturday.

Sent. 30. at Detroit. Mich. Interment.

United Memorial Garden. Detroit. Mich. THALER Tn Kings Ravine. Randolph.

N.H., Richard Winslow Thaler. M.D. 49. late residence 25 Craftsland Chestnut Hill. Brookline.

husband of Victoria (Sears) Thaler, and father of Richard Thomas Roderick Warren S. and Victoria Louise Thaler, son of Dr. and Mrs. Alwin Thaler of Knoxville. brother of Roderick P.

Thaler nf Lennxville. Quebec. Memorial service at Emmanuel Church. 15 Newbury St. Boston, Wednesday.

Sept. 27 at 12 o'c'ock noon. In lieu of flowers memorial gifts may be sent to St. Monica's Home. 125 Highland Roxbury.

Visitine hours will be omitted and burial private. Arrangements by Fnstmn Funeral Service. Inc. of BOSTON. TRACY Of Medford Sept.

26, Gertrude E. (Scully) wife of Melvin F. and mother of Richard. P. of Dorchester.

Mrs Francis Loughran or Waterown of Woburn. and Arthur M. of Stoughion. Funeral from the A. J.

Breslin Son Funeral Home. 610 Pleaiant St MALDEN AT MEDFORD LINE Friday at Funeral Ma at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday. 7-9 and Thursday z- setts rjosion.

Mrs. Uia (Bundy and th" late Harold Tynes; brother of Harol-J Jr of Stnuehton. Private services Wednesday at the Bullock funeral Home. tTHEIL In Norwood. September 25.

jonn j. 0f 19 Allen husband of the late Adeline J. n-jnsuiw nnu father of Mrs. Daisy Graver and John J. Ufheil both of Brockton and Mrs.

Caroline Smith of Walpoie. Funeral services at the Gillgn-iv Funeral Home. 128 Walpoie NORWOOD. (Rte. tA), Frtdsv.

September 29. at 2 Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours. Wednesday 7-9 and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. ofl VFRRV Of Hllll.

SePt. 26, HPty husband of Martha Kugaer-ham) Verry of 19 Harbor View in his 72d year; father or Mrs. Shirley Garland of Tyngs-boro. Henry I. and Dona'd Verry of Hull and Lonng A.

Vrr of Brockton; also survived bv 8' grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services Thursday. Sent. 28 at 2 P.m. from the Hull Methodist Church.

Hull, Mass. Friends may can at Downing Cotta-e Chapel, 21 Pond Hinah-im. Wednesday 2-4 and pm. In lieu of flowers, donations mqv niHe in his memory to American Cancer Fund nr The enith Shore Hospital Butldins cnih Boston WALLACE In Sutn Boston Sent. Catherine M.

1 Fitzpatrick Wal lace. Devoted mother of Robert A and the late Joseph. Sister of Mrs. George Murray. John Fitzpatrick.

Mrs. John Dooley, Mrs. John Moran 2-4 Late member of Roslindale Chapter. No. 104.

O.E.S. BOWEN Of Wilmington. Sept. 25, Mary M. (Gordon) of 100 Main beloved wife of John L.

Bowen, mother of Thomas L. and John C. of Billerica, and Mrs. Theresa A. Miner of Wilmington, sister of Mrs.

Margaret McDonoueh of Marshfield. George Gordon of Somervilie and John Gordon of Kevere. funeral from the W. S. Cavanaugh and Son Funera Home.

374 Main WIL MINGTON'. Thursday morning at 8:15. Funeral Mass at St. Dorothy Church at 10 a.m. Friends may call Wednesday 3-5 ana 7-9 p.m.

ftRKEN In Charlestown, formerly of Boston, September 24, Agnes A I Bradley I. beloved wife of the late Edward F. Brern and devoted mother of Mrs. Joan M. Crawford i Taves of Natick and Mrs.

Judith Stock of N.H., and also four grandchildren. Funeral from the F. T. Lall.v Funeral Home. 496 Harvard BROOKLINE, Thursday morning at 8:15.

Funeral Mass in St. Cecilia's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9, Wednesday 2-4. 7-9.

Interment Mt. Benedict BROTHERS Of Wellesley, suddenly. Sept. 25 William beloved husband of the late Ellen (Goegini. Also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Residence 15 Curve St. Funeral from the George F. Doherty Sons Funeral Home, 477 Washington WELLESLEY, Wednesday at 8:15. Funeral Mass in St. Paul's Church at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. By request visiting hours omitted. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Waltham. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in his memory to St.

Paul's Church 502 Washington Wellesley BROWN In Dorchester. Sept. 26. William Irving: beloved husband of Charlotte (Beathl Brown: father of Irving Charles A. and Carl brother of Tryphosa Brown.

Funeral services at the Second Congregational Church. Codman on Friday at 1 p.m. Visiting hours at the Richardson Funeral Home. 424 Washington DORCHESTER on Thursday from 24 and 7-9. Sixty year member, Joseph Warren Lodge, AF AM.

member Boston Typographical Union No. 13. Bl'RKE suddenly of Norwood, Sept. 26 Alohonsus A. of 332 Railroad Ave.

Husband of Mariorie V. (Holmanl Burke and father of Mrs Marjorie Hooper of Wrentham. Mrs. Elizabeth Groh, Robert and Thomas Burke and Miss Noreen Burke all of Norwood. Brother of Rev.

John J. Burke. C.S.B. of Chicago. James P.

of South Boston and Mrs. Marv fiagg of California. Also survived by 6 grandchitdren. Funera frm The Gillonlv Funeral Hnmp. 19fi Walpoie st (Rte.

1A) NOPWOOD Friday. Sept. 29 at 9 a.m. Funeral; Mass at St. Catherine's Church.

Norwood at' 10 a.m. Relatives and! friends invited. Viitire hours Wednesday and Thursday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. CARRIG AN Of Arlington, while visaing in Ireland. husband of the late Mary (Gallagher), residence 378 Prk comnMe notice to fOOW.

A i-ranapnlntc hv the John R. O'Donnell Funeral Home. In Wakefield. Sept. 24.

Giovanna (Orsinii 37 Montrose av. Wife of the late Alphonse. Mother of Mrs. Fred i Mary I Fazio, James. Anton'o Char'es Al- fred A i nf of 111.

Quirini A. of Quedo J. rn.nnn of St Paul. Minn. Survived by 13 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and 1 ereat.

great grandchild. I Sifter of Jack Orsini of Wakefie'd Funeral from the Francis A Lang-, one Funeral Hor.e. 1 Chestnut WAKEFIELD. Thursday at 8 Funeral Mass. in St.

Florence Church at 9 am. and friends at the funeral-home Tuesday 7-9 p.m. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 Off street parking area with atlendent1. A LASTING REMEMBRANCE SACRED VESSELS VESTMENTS Saint Michel Liturgical Arts, Inc. 23 South Street, Boston, Mass.

426-2830 AndT'eMasdcir oTYNES-Sept. 26, of 576 Massachu- Melrose. Mrs. Everett Ryan of! Greenwood and George B. Rattray of Wakefield.

Also survived by a grandson. Paul Harris Francis of Manomet. and 1 great grandson. Funeral services will be held at the Greenwood Union Church, on Friday, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Friends may call at the Morrison Funeral Home, 13 Yale WAKEFIELD, on Thursday, 2-4. and 7-9 m. Memorial contri butions may be sent to the Green-1 wood Fund. Union Church Memorial In Jamaica Plain. SeDt.

25. Catherine M. I Kennedy i. beloved wife of the late Daniel mother of John, Daniel, Martin, Richard of Jamaica Plain. Francis of West Caldwell, N.J., Joseph of Saugus, Dr.

William P. Glynn of Marshfield. Catherine Donovan of Jamaica flam, bleanor Johansen of Roslindale. Sister of Ellen Donohue, Nora Hand of Jamaica Plain, Winifred Groake of County Sligo, Ireland. Also survived by 26 grandchildren.

Funeral from, the William J. Gonn-ley Funeral Home. 509 Centre St. JAMAICA PLAIN, Thursday. Sent.

28 at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours, Tuesday 7-9, Wednesday 2-4, 7-9.

Late Member Daughters of Isabella. 50-Year Member M.C.O.F St. Thomas Circle No. 506, Monuhills Post VFW No. 5592.

Ladies Auxiliary. GLl'ECK In Cambridge. Sept. 25, Eleanor (Touroff), wife of Prof. Sheldon Glueck of 19 Chauncy sister of Arthur S.

W. Touroff. M.D. of New York. Funeral service at Memorial Abbey.

Cypress Hills Cemetery, 833 Jamaica corner Crescent BROOKLYN, N.Y., on Thursday. Sept. 28 at 1:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to Judge Baker Guidance Center 295 Long-wood Boston, Ma. 02115.

GONSALVES In Roxbury. September 24. Isidore. Beloved husband of Ena (Fegia; father of Manuel. Richard.

Raymond Gonsalves, Isadora Curry. Josephine daSilva. Barbara Ganeto. Jean Smith, Rosalie, Aneie. Donald Stephen, Joseph.

Manuel and Albert Perry. Also sur-; vived by 33 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral from the J.J. Good Sons Funeral! Home. 336 Dudley ROXBlRY.j HI OD it Q-'in' 1UU1MII1.V, OITI11CI1IUII HI U.UM a.m.

Funeral Mass will be said at St. Patrick's Church at 9:30. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Visiting hours Tuesday 7 9., Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 GORMAN In Acton, formerly of Belmont. Sept.

26. Alice beloved sister of the late Anna G. Norton; devoted aunt of Jane N. Cleary of; Concord and Anna N. Troy of Stra tham.

N.H. Funeral from the Stan ton Funeral Home. 786 Mount Au-; burn WATERTOWN. Thursday at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in Our Lady of Merer Church.

Belmont Bel-; mont. at 10. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9 p.m. Interment Old Calvary Cemetery, Boston.

HAGERTY Of Walpoie. suddenly September 26. 1972. Raymond beloved husband of Mary E. (Slat-, tery i.

father of Mary Ellen Pratt of: Rochester. and Peter Hager-! ty of Fairfax. brother of Mrs. Paul Norton of Lincoln, and Mrs. Eleanor MacLeod of Norwood.

Also! survived by 2 grandchildren, com plete notice to follow. HARMETH In South Boston, Sept. 25. Joseph "Julie." beloved son of the late Alexander and Irma Har-meth-Mayers. brother of Mrs.

Fmtna Wilhur nf Miami. Ste phen Harmeth of Pembroke. Albert! Mayers of Braintree. Funeral lrom the Cassidy Funeral Home. i43 East! Broadway, at SOI TH BOS-; TON.

on Thursday. Sept. 28. at 8( a.m. Funeral Mass at The Gate of.

Heaven Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Retired: member Laborers Union. Local 223, late employee of the MBTA. Interment Pembroke Center Cemetery.

Pembroke. Mass. Visiting hours Tuesday evening 7-9. Wednesday 2-4 and 7 9 p.m. HASKEUi In Kennebunk.

Maine. Sept. 2ti. Richard D. Haskell, age 4fi residence ot loi'K si.

Memorial services will be he'd Thursdav at 2 p.m. from the Unitarian Church. Kennebunk. Friends are asked to please omit flowers. Arrangements By the Bibber Memorial Chapel.

There are no calling nours. HOAR In Braintree. September Jonn cieioveu iiuautiuu ui i.i ni i G. inee Doherty. father of Mrs.

I Rita Griffiths of Braintree and the late John H. brother of Elizabeth Sprague of Roxbury: also survived by seven grandchildren. Funeral from the John G. Molloy! Funeral Home. 1126 Washington DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS, onj Friday September i at a.m iu neral Mass in St.

Francis of Assisi Church. Braintree. at 9 a.m. Rela tives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9.

Thursdav 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Parking in rear of funeral home. Interment. Cedar Grove Cemetery. Dorchester.

Late retired District Chief, B.F.D., District 2. Charlestown. HORNE In Janiica P'ain. Sent. 25 Rita E.

(Delongi. beloved wife of Richard P. Home, survived by a daughters and 1 son. also 4 brothers and 1 sister. Funeral Services from the Thomas D.

rtusseu rvinerai Home' 1415 Do7chester DOR- CHESTER on Thursday. Sent. 28 at 9 a.m. Relatives and mends Kindly invited Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9 p.m. FUNERAL SERVICE Prices to satisfy every preference and need.

Service at any distance, for all religions. J. S. WATERMAN I. SONS Offices A Chiptli lOSTON fcCLLESlEY t.AtUNO 4 If life clock.

Keiatives and tnends invited. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Parking area in rear of funeral home.

DELLORFANO. Ciriaco (Charles), of 31 Lambert Chelsea. Formerly of the North End. Suddenly Sept. 25.

Beloved husband of M.iry Mamie i i Zanetti i and devoted! father of Antselo of Everett. Irene; visconti of Chelsea, funeral from the John Cincotti Sons Funeral Home, 7 Cooper BOSTON, on Thursday, at 8:30. Solemn Mass in the Sacred Heart Church, at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends may visit on Tuesday from 7-9. Wednes day, 2-1 and 7-9.

DiCICCO Of Hyde Park, Sept. 25, Anne (Tomositisi, beloved wife of Joseph A. mother of Joseph A. DiCicco daughter of Joseph and the late Anna iKuntzainei Tomosi-tis. sister of John Tomositis.

Funeral from the Carrall-Thomas Funeral Home. 22 Oak HYDE PARK, Thursday morning at 8. Funeral Mass in St. Joseph's Church, Wood at 9. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9, Wednesday 24 and 7-9. DOOLING Of Watertown September 25. Margaret beloved daughter of the late John and Margaret Leahy i Dooling. sister of Mrs. Cornelius J.

(Gertrude E.l Carroll of Watertown. Funeral from the Joseph A. MacDonald Funeral Home 6 Riverside st. WATERTOWN Thursday at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in the Church of St.

Luke at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Wednesday only 2-4 and 79 p.m. Member of the Telephone Co. Pioneer's Club.

Interment St. Patrick's Cemetery. EAGAN In Boston. lSept. 25.

Katherine kite residence 2(51 New bury beloved daughter ol tne late Richard and Ellen iDayi; sister; ot mcnard 1. ana iurs. cstner iviiws Funeral from the Gerald W. Leh man Funeral Home. 569 Cambridge BRIGHTON.

Thursday morning at 9:10: followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Cecilia's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Interment New Calvary Cemetery. Retired employee Ritz Cirl-tnn Hotel.

Visiting hours Wednesday evening 7-10. FALLON In Somervilie. Sent 25. 1979. James beloved husband of Caroline Peters brother of Ce- celia Ralph of Cambridge, John Rust of Bridgewater, Thomas Fal lon of Mcdtorl and moms f.

fvei-lcy of Kent, Ohio. Also survived bv several nieces and nenhews. Funeral from the Keefe Fcneral Home. 2175 Mass. Cambridge, on Thursday morning at 8, followed by a Funeral Mass in St.

John's rhnrrh at o'clock. Relatives and firends invitea. visiting nouis Ti.osriav 7-fl Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. Late member Boston Carmen's Union No. 589 and No.

Cambridge Post 7353, B.F.W. rirHFR4 In Somervilie. Sept. 23. -f 1972.

Dominick. lamer oi jonn oi Texas. Angelo of Connecticut, and' Gerard. U.S. Navy.

Funeral from: the Anthony F. Cota and Son Fu-! neral Home. 197 Washington on Thursdav September 28 at 8 a.m. Funeral' Mass in St. Joseph's Church at 9 am Relatives and friends may: call at the funeral home on Wednesday only 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

FINLEY In Hyannis. Sept. 2d. Alfred i. age oo 1UVCU liUSUEllIU I i McCarthy i tiniey ot luo mime Osterville.

formerly of Stough- ton and Boston, latner oi "'an j. Stoneham and Robert A. of South; brother of Charles of Cam-' bridce and Mrs. Arthur Phillips of Rrnnkline Funeral services at; Doane. Beal Ames Funeral Home Main lflo UVcl Thursday Sept.

28 at 11 a.m. Rela tives and friends are mviieo 10 ji-, tend Interment ii Knollwood Me-, mortal Park. Canton. Thursday at 2 Visiting hours at the Funeral i Home. Wednesday 7-9 p.m HI.U.'IMm,',HM',ITig Display 1 Office (387-3 W0) FULLER EVERETT furnish Granite Monuments Irani Memorials for all parks.

Satisfaction Guaranteed Traditional Monuments and Morton In Granitt, Slot. Iromt. Fr sti-mato 0 Ltttrino, and Cleaning. Est. 1170.

241 loytsto opp. Public Garden. KE -8S15. 211 Willard Ouinev, 471-0250 111 Adorns Dorcnastof Con tor trM booklet Sbowroomt ope 1:30.1 dally 47 EVERETT CHELSEA 021S0 Vars lariMod Senile -112. Op Sunday Iron Marion tor Mtmorlol Forks rick's Church.

Watortnwn Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Unitarian Church of Kennebunk. Burial vvill be in Hope Jemetery, Kennebunk. Alfred Finley Steam fitter OSTERVILLE Services for Alfred T. Finley of Osterville, a steamfitter at the Watertown Arsenal for 25 years, will be tomorrow morning.

Mr. Finley died Monday at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis. He was 68. Born in Boston, he lived here until his retirement in 1962. Since 1965, he has lived at 108 Milne Osterville.

He leaves his wife, Florence (McCarthy) two sons, Robert A. Finley of South Hardley and Alan J. Finley of Stoneham; and one granddaughter. Services will be tomorrow at 11 at the Doane, Beal, and Ames Funeral Home, 160 W. Main sti, Hyannis.

Burial will be in Knollwood Memorial Park, Canton, at 2. Sadie Pritzker Rites today Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. today in Levine Chapel, Brookline, for Mrs. Sadie Pritzker of 30 Gardner Brookline. She died Monday at Beth Israel Hospital at the age of 76.

Mrs. Pritzker was born in Boston and raised in Maiden. She was a member of the Order of the Golden Chain, Eastern Star, Germania Chapter; the Foresters; the Pythian Sisters; Hadassah; Congregation Kehillath Jacob of Mattapan and the Sisterhood Congregation Kehillath Israel of Brookline. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Arthur of Brookline; two sons, Paul E.

of Weston and Elliot of Norwood; a sister, Minna Levine of Brighton, and two brothers, Harry Davis of Norwood and Edward, Davis of Newton Center. and Thomas r-uzpau-ic- anu vived by 4 grandchillren. Funeral from the James F. Fu- neral Home. 780 EAST BROADWAY.

1 between Sts. Thcrsday. Sept. 28. at 9 a.m.

Fol-i lowed bv a Funeral Mass In Ine btrTd" PIPEFITTERS UNION LOCAL NO. 537 nf of'BrXr mtSTiA Beautiful, Enduring fievere. Mrs. Stoneham and Mrs. Angela Rizzotto of Scituate.

Funeral from the Paul Buonfiglio Funeral Home. 128 Revere REVERE, Thursday, Sept. 28 at 9 a.m. F'uneral Mass in St. Anthony Church at 10 o'clock.

Rel-i atives and friends are kindly in-' vited. Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4; and 7-9 n.m. Late retired art direc tor in the Revere Public Schools. Listed in Who's Who in Education. Late memoer of Revere Rotary Club, in Lieu of flowers contribu tion may be made in his memory toi the Mass General Hospital or Station WGBH (Ch.

2 1. P1STONE In Jamaica Plain. Sept. 26. Roceo; beloved husband of the late Natina (Dematinisi: devoted uiiiier ot ljeon, vmnony ana iviario; Dl.nnn VT TVIlnn nrt Mrs.

Vera Vadala; brother of Vin: cent Pistone and Saveria Buccheri. Funeral from the Robert J. Lawier Funeral Home. 363 South Huntington JAMAICA PLAIN. Friday at 8 a.m.

Funeral Mass in The Church of The Blessed Sacrament at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9. Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In terment Forest Hills Cemetery.

In lieu ot tlowers contributions may! be made in his memory to the! American Cancer Society, 138 New-; burv Boston. i 'QUEENEY Of Dorchester and Hull. I feptember 26. Warren beloved: fon of John and Margaret i Gilford i' Uuceney. father of Jay and oruiner oi Aiinur j.

wueeney. ru- neral from the John C. Mulrv Fu-; neral Home. 2 King at Dorehes-1 tor DORCHESTER, Fridiy. at! 9 a.m.

Funeral Mass in St. Bren-1 dan's Church, at 10 o'clock. Rela-! tives and friends invited. Visiting! hours Wednesday 7-9. Thursday 2-4 and 7-9.

Interment New Calvary; Cemetery. Veteran of World War graduate of Boston College, Class of Into ber 25. Abraham, nf 193 Rrnnkline Newton Centre. Beloved husband 01 Evelyn (Levmci devoted father of Melvin Revech of Chestnut Hill. Jack L.

Ravech of Ft. Worth. and Shclton Revech of R'f iewion; loving Diotner of Oscar of Dorchester. Esther Alsrn nf Mi! ton. and the late Max Ravech; dear grandfather of 5 grandchildren.

Services at The Memorial Chapel. 1668 Beacon BHOOK1.IN''. Wednesday. September 27. at 12 noon.

A memorial observance will be held at his late residence. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy in his memory mav be donated to the Fernald League. Waltham. Mass. RICHARDS In Watertown sudden Iv Seot.

25. Josenh A. nf 13 Snarkill St. Beloved husband of Theresa Tl. iMiciin Richards.

Son of Clarence. Stepson of Medina Se'li i Richards. nf Mattapan. brother nf Marv Forte. Margaritc and Rita Richards.

Edna Pclletir nil of Watertown. Viv ian Dentsrh of Stouihtnn. Jean Hc'fner of Ohio nd Lillian Peters of Florida, Funeral from the Stanton Funeral Home 78 Mt. Auburn St. WATERTOWN Thursday at 8 m.

Funera' Ms In St. Luke rh'irrh nvinotnn St Rnlmnnt at oVIai-' Relatives and friends respectfully tnvitod to attend, visitinir nmirs Tuesday nd Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 n.m. Interment Mt. Auburn 'etn- tcv. Iate Pinve No '016 I A Late Navy Veteran WW II.

araara FINKIIALHOME 460 WASHINGTON STRUT IRICHT0N, ,782 9436' ii v. a iu III -U- UVNw 7W. MHMMHnHHMWnWniBHnMM Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. WARD In Paris. France.

Sept. 19. james ivi. whiu iwhmih.t n. Quincv; beloved husband of Marguerite iFenech) Ward of Paris.

France: devoted son of James M. Ward M.D. the late Frances E. iConroyi Ward of 47 Sturtevant T1.J At-ntart hrnlhor ftf wuinvj. Mrs.

Fanny Love Zambuto of Nor-1 well. Mrs. Junitn a. i.yncn 01 Southbury. Conn, and Donna Maria Wa-d of Quincv.

Funeral from the Sweeney Brothers Home for Funerals, 1 lndenendence Ol'INCY. Thursday. Sept. 28 at 9:15 a.m. Funeral Mass at St.

John's Church at 10 o'clock Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Visiting hours. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. interment Pine Hill Cemetery. Quincy.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to St. Coletta Day School. Braintree. WEAGI.E On Inswlch. Sent.

26 Janice M. (Brunlnm. Wengle Of 3'a Mannlne Wife of Richard L. Weagle and daughter of Norman and Loroync (Pannell) Bruning of Somervilie. Funcr.il Services will be held In th United Methodist Church.

Inswlch. Thursday Seot, 28 nt 2 p.m. Friends may pay their ro- snrcts at in wnntier Mineral Home, a Hign iravucH Wednesday evening 7-10. Rmmbr Tr Lovd Oni with FLOWHS AMD CHARITY EASTMAN'S 'JSS? Al Eastman Ctrl Christanion Mobl MeHuqh O'Conntll 340.342 WALNUT ST. NEWTONVILLE, MASS.

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