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The Boston Glob Saturday, April 11, 1970 14 DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS OBITUARIES HEFFERNAN Of Cambridge. Apr. S. DESMOND In Watertown. Aor.

Andrews, Abraham Lewis. Samuel A. L'Heureux. Andriola, Frances ANDREWS Entered into rest Apr. 9.

Abraham. 29 Taunton Middleboro. beloved husband of Isabelle (Slafskyi. devoted father of Ruth Reny of No. Conway, N.H., Jason of Andover, Mass.

and Norman Andrews of New Haven, Conn. Brother of Ruvin Noah, and Sol Andrews all of Sadie Lewin. Rose Singer, both of Chicago, Anita Burston, Bessie Fishslein and Esther Pritz- Araby, Joseph Bellone. Ciro Bigelow, Abram G. Blowers, Reginald Brady.

William A. Charles E. Loring, Mary Mahan, John J. Mahoney, Michael Marks. John E.

ren r. ot iu waveney beloved husband of the late Vera M. (Whelan) Desmond; father of Raymond F. Desmond of Waltham, Mrs. George K.

(Lillian) Walker of Lex-! ington. Mrs. Richard (Vera) Gorman of Mavnard. Mrs. Kavmnnrt F.

Irene Ly ttle of Watertown; brother of James of Boston and John of Brockton. Funeral from the Stan- ion iiuierai nome, bb mi. Aurmrn St. Monday at 9 a.m. Funeral Hia-h Mass in St Luke's Church, Lexington at, Belmont, at 10 o'clock.

Rela tives ana rxienas respectfully Invited to attend. Visitinff hmra Kntnrriav 7-9, Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment St Patrick's Cemetery. Late member A.O.H. Div.

14 and the Cobina Wright, singer, socialite and journalist ker, all of Boston, loving grandfather of grandchildren Services at the Solomon Funeral Chapel, 420 Harvard Hrookline. Sunday. Apr. 12 at 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers rememberance may be sent to the charity of your choice.

Memorial observance at his late residence in Middleboro through Wed. Amy aunt of Faul G. sr. ana Mary E.i grandaunt of Kathleen Maureen Nancy. Joan Patricia Amy, Paula Paul G.

Jr. and Mary Beth. Funeral from the F. J. Higgins Funeral Home.

4236 Washington st, ROSLINDALE Monday, Apr. 13. at 7:45 a.m. Solemn Reauiem Mass in St. Paul's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 Late member of the Catholic aughters of America, the Tekak-witha Mission Guild and Our Ladies' Sodality of St Paul's parish. Late member of the Holy Ghost Mission Guild. Parking in rear of funeral home on Cummins hwy. HICKS In Middleboro.

Apr. 10, waiter u. HUsDana oi urace (Buttermore) Hicks, age 65 years. Funeral service Monday at 10 a.m. at the Egger Funeral Home, 61 Pearl Middleboro.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Donations may be made to the Citizens Scholarship Foundation in his name. Bridgman. Lt.

C. F. Bucknam, Eleanor Butler, Mary V. Carlson. Carl Carpenter, Corkery, Eileen E.

Crlson, Carl Delvin, Michael Desmond, Neil T. Masse. Margaret A. McCormack. Catherine G.

Mieczkowiki, Anthony J. Munroe, Grace W. Nichalson. Helen O'Brien, Edward J. AXDRIOLA In Belmont, Apr.

10, soiun inciter carriers ju.b.a. DIBLASI In Revere, Apr. 9, Car-mella (Heppucci), beloved wife of the late Frank DiBlasl, and mother of Domenic and Louis of Medford, George of Roslindale. Mrs. Eleanor Reska.

Mrs. Ann Vidette ami Mri DiBlasi, CarmeUa Dieso, Daniel J. 1970, Frances (Magazzui, Deiovea wife of the late Anthony and mother of Mrs. John J. (Josephine) Col lier also survived by one TanrirhilH.

Funeral from the Tra- pelo Funeral Home (Anthony Cin-eotti), 325 Trapelo rd. on Monday, Apr. 13 at 10 a.m. Funeral High Mass in St Luke's Church at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. cm-street parking opposite funeral Home. Dooley, Ida G. Othote, Eleanor M. Pacuska.

Edna Peterson. Olof G. Pierce, Henry D. Prendergast, E. J.

Rablin, Sidney C. Raymond A. JAMIESON In Pacific Grove. Calif. Mildred Nugent, all of Revere.

Survived by 15 grandchildren and 14 urcai-Brajiucnuaren. uneral from the Joseph A. Langone, Jr. Funeral Home, 58 Merrtmac and New Char-don Boston, Monday at 8:15 a.m. Solemn Requiem High Mass In Sacred Heart Church, North Boston at 9:30 a.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday and fiunriav 21 anri 7in P.m. Late member of St. Rita So ciety oi oosion. ARABT In Dedham.

suddenly. Apr. 10, Joseph, beloved husband of the late Filomena (Veterel Araby DIESO In South RMfnn. in, Irtk Daniel nf 115 K.ihrv' North Quincy, beloved husband of Beatrice. (Ardagna) and father of Daniel J.

Stephen Laura wisto. unerai irom ine w. J. Cassidy Funeral Home, 743 East Broadway, at st, South Boston, on Monday, April 13th, at 9 a.m. Solemn High Mass at Sacred Heart Church, Quincy.

at 10 o'clock. Re latives and friends Invited. Late iiicinuo ot iwignis ot coiumDus, North Ouincv CniinHl. Mr 990 North Quincy High School Boosters duo, MemDexsnip Chairman and memner or 'ieamsters Union Local No. 168.

Visiting hours Saturday Juuuoj 4- ana lu. DOOLEY In Cambridge, Apr. 10, Ida r- (ja5seyi, Deiovea wife of Clarence W. Dooley; mother of Mary Virginia Dooley of Cambridge. C.

William Dooley of Arlington; grandmother of Larry and Stephen Dooley of Arlington. Funeral from her late home. 59 Market Mon day, Apr. 13 at 9 a.m. Concele- oratea mass at st Mary's Church at 10.

Relatives and friends invited, visiting hour Saturday and auauay ana i-xv. DOUCETTE Lei died Fri of 225 East st Time of Funeral to be announced later. BELLOKE Of East Boston, Apr. 10, Ciro. Beloved husband of Amelia (Forcellesel.

Father of Frank of TCorth Weymouth. Catherine Ferrara of Revere. Brother of Rose Cicatelli of tast Hoston. numeral from the Rapino Memorial Home, 9 Chelsea st. (Maverick Monday at fi a.ta.

Solemn Reauiem Mass in Our Laa; of ait. uarmel cnurcn, at 8:30. Relatives and freinds invited to attend. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10. Sunday 2-4 and 7-10.

Interment Hoiy cross cemetery, (Parking in rear of funeral Home. RfOFT.DW Tn Relmont suddenly April 9. Abram beloved husband of Margaret L. Bigelow of 239 White father of Louise E. Bruce.

Private funeral service in the sons ae Trapelo Belmont. Satiirdav. Anril 11. 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Organ Fund.

First Church Congregational. 11 Garden Cambridge. BLOWERS Of Maiden, April 8, Reginald Blowers, husband of Anna E. (Doherty) of 125 Lawrence st. Father of Carol Rome of Michigan, William John Jane Amato and Anna Oiendorf all of Maiden and Robert L.

Blowers of Lynn. Funeral services at the Sprague funeral home, 339 Pleasant st, Maiden, Saturday at 11 a.m. Friends may call at the funeral home, Thursday evening 7-9 and Friday 24 and 7-9. BRADY In Arlington Heights. Apr.

9, 1970 of 25 Valentine William Aloysius Brady; father of William S. of Chicago, Francis of New York City; brother of James J. of Boston. Francis of Buzzards Bay, and Agnes M. Brady of Boston.

Funeral from the John J. Cox Funeral Home. 11 Appleton st, Arlington (opp. 1205 Mass. av.l, Monday, Apr.

13 at 9 o'clock. Requiem High Mass in St Carnillus Church at 10 o'clock. World War I veteran. Member of Mass. YD.

Veterans' former Postal employee. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. BRIDGMAN In Vietnam. Anr.

1. Lt. cieaveiana U.S.A.. nusoana of Gwendolyn (Tate) Bndg- man of 269 Russells Mills rd. of South Dartmouth: son of Dr.

and Mrs. Howard A. Bride- man of South Dartmouth; brother of Lt. Howard A. Bndgman U.S.A.

James Bridgman and Timothy Bridgman; grandson of Dr. Cleaveland Floyd of Cambridge. Funeral services at the First Parish Church Unitarian, Universalis Har rington Lexington, on Saturday, Apr. 11 at 1 p.m. Interment in Forest Hills Cemetery.

BlT CKNAM Eleanor (Adams) of Wellesley Hills, Apr. 10. wife of the late Gordon Bucknam, mother of Judith Kusseil, ana Mrs. K.evin (Cecile) J. Burke of Wellesley.

Sister of John D. Adams of Hop-ington. N.H., grandmother of Gordon and Benjamin Russell, Kimberlev and Cameron Burke. Funeral services from her residence 35 Cliff Wellesley Hills on Monday, Apr. 13 at 2 p.m.

Please omit flowers. Bl'TLER In Norwood. April 10, Mary V. (Currant, of 26 North wife of the late George M. Butler, and mother of George of Canton, Mrs.

Irene Fitzpatnck of Dedham, Robert F. of Ramsey, N.J., and Jiicnard E. of Norwood, and sister of Mrs. Thomas Stanton, Mrs. Leo McTeman, Miss Margaret Curran and Michael J.

Curran. all of Nor wood. Mrs. Ann Boyle of Randolph and Mrs. Joseph Reilly of Hyde Park.

Funeral from the Glllooay Fu neral Home, 126 Walpole st, Nor- 1 a -Kn- 11 at 9 a.m. High Mass of Requiem in St. Catherine cnurcn at lu a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visit ing hours Saturday 7-10 p.m ana Sunday z-4 and 7-iu p.m.

CARLSON Of Walpole, suddenly April 10. 1970, Carl Einar of 20 Gay father of Major Kennetn A. Carlson, U.S.A.F.. Kincheloe A.F.B., Sault Sainte Marie, Mich, and Mrs. William (Shirley) Crown of Wal- Sole.

brother of Mrs. Ellen rubier of San Diego, Mrs. Edith Koch of Poponeswtt. Mass. and Mrs.

Astrid Piersall of Pawtuc-ket. R.I. Funeral services in the United Church, Walpole on Monday Anril 13 at 2 o'clock. Visitinff hours in the James H. Delaney Funeral Home, 48 common st, on sunoay from 2-4 and 7-9.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. CARPENTER In Cambridge. April 10, Raymond husband of Patri cia (Devme) carpenter of 261 Bel- lineham Revere, fnrmerlv of Lynn. Funeral services will be held trom the Garrett J. Wall Funeral Home.

103 Johnson Lynn on Monday at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited, visiting hours Saturday 7-9 p.m. and on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. CORKERY In Everett, Apr. 8, Eileen i.

(Collins) corkery; wife of Dr. James R. Corkery of 6 Hancock it: mother of James J. Corkery of Somervllle. Maureen Abate nf Mel.

rose. Paul Joseph and Thomas D. Corkery. all of Everett Funeral from the Joseph Curnane Funeral Home. 516 Broadway, on Monday.

Apr. 13 at 9 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Keauiem in the Immacu late Conception Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

In her memory donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. Late member of the Whidden Memorial Hospital Guild and the Guild of St Irene. FVI.IN Of Concord, formerly of Everett, April 9, Michael F. Frank Devlin. In his 84 yr.

Husband of Mary B. (Byrne) father of J. Frank Devlin of Concord. Funeral from the Joseph Dee Son Funeral Home in Concord Center on Monday, April 13 followed by a Reouiem High Mass in Immaculate Conception Church. Everett, at 9 a.m.

Visiting hours at the Dee Funeral Home, Saturday evening 7-9 and Sunday 3-5 and 7-9. An important booklet about social security death benefits, veteran's funeral benefits, funeral costs, arrangements sent free. Write or call. J. S.

WATERMAN SONS FUNERAL SERVICE 495 CotntTtm i tl th Avt Boston, Mass. stttT S36-4110 Vf hat EfTON Ot Lexlnfton. Anr. 10 Bemamin t- Husbana of the late Emma s. (LlDby) seiton, formerly of 5 Maple st.

Father of Mrs. Frances G. Simmons of Lexington and Clearwater, Funeral services will be held tn the Louis H. Spencer Funeral HoVne, 52 Waltham Lexington Center, Sunday, Apr. 12, at 2 p.m.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Saturday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Late member of the Lexington VFW Post No. 3007 and Lexington Lodge 2204 BPO Elks. RREA Tn Cambridge.

Anril 1(1 jonn formerly of 87 Putnam beloved son of the late Dennis and enagee iuieui ones, complete notice on aunaay. SOLIMINI Carmine A. of 70 Sal- tonstaii weciiora, suaaeniy Apr. 8. beloved husband of Ellen (nee Thomas) son of Rose Solimini and the late Ciriaco of Boston, devoted father of Cheryl Ann, Carmine Steven, and Michael all of Medford.

brother of Nicholas of Somervijle. Anthony of East Boston, Frank and Jerry of Boston, Lucy Guiliano of Somerville, Mary Imbergamo and Lisa Solimini of Boston. Funeral from the John Cincotti and Son Funeral Home, 7 Cooper st, Boston on Monday at 8:30 a.m. Solemn Requiem High Mass in St. Leonard's Church at 8:30 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Friday 7-10, Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-10. STEPHENS Of 149 HolHngsworth Mattapan, suaaeniy Apr. coward, beloved husband of Annie RP. (Toy): father of Alice E.

Hor- rigan of Hyde Park. Also survived oy a granacnuaren. services at tne Granstrcftn Funeral Home. R21 Cummins highway, near Mattapan on Saturday 1:30 p.m. Relatives ana friends invited, visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7- p.m.

Late Past Commander of Corp. Gavin Mclver Vet. W.W. 1 A.L. Post of Bridgewat- er ana Feuowsnip A.t A.M.

STRONG In Concord, April 9, 1970, formerly of South Boston, Bessie M. Westhaver) wife of the late Frederick W. Strong, mother of Mrs. Dorothy S. Whitten of Worthington.

Ohio and Mrs. Myrtle S. Allen of Holbrook. Services at the MacRae- runniciine runerai nome, rnoreau and Belknap Concord. Satur day, April II at 11 a.m.

Visiting hours Friday evening 7-9. Memorial contributions may be sent to the jnbw uigiana ueaconness Association, Chapel Fund, Concord, Mass. SULLIVAN In Charlestown. Apr. 10, Agnes R.

(Logue), beloved wife of the late William P. Sullivan; mother of William J. of Norwell, Henry R. of Westboro. Leroy P.

of Burlington and Rosemarie Lane of Charles- town; sister of Mary J. Brown of Charlestown. Late residence 51 Alls- ton St. Funeral from the John Sawyer Funeral Home, 329 Bunker Hill st. on Monday.

Apr. 13, at 8:10 a.m. ooiemn msn Mass In St. Francis de Salf ChurrVh at 0 Relatives and friends invited. Visit ing nours saturaay 7-10, Sunday ana (-iu p.m.

in ueu of flowers, please send contributions to St. jidiicis ae oaies iauuoing cuna. SWENSON Of 33 Spafford Mil-I von, Apru v. seima, oeiovea sister of Lisa Grahn, Margit Peterson, Es mer jonason, sin uergstrom, Oscar and Axel Swenson, Gustav Swanson and the late Sven Swenson, Anders Swenson and Elsa Services at the Salem Lutheran Church, 201 Granite Quincy on Monday at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours at the Gran strom Funeral Home, 821 Cummins Highway near Mattapan ou'iuay ana I pan. TALBOT In Billeriea, formerly of wamoriage. Apr. Helen M. (Flynn) of Montclaire Circle, be- ipyea wiie ot tne late William F.

Talbot, mother of William and nenry Taioot ana juaitn Hannafin, sister of Rev. Daniel A. Flynn. Fu neral from the John C. Burns sons Funeral Home.

305 Broadway, Cambridge. Monday. Apr. 13. at 8:30 a.m.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Theresa's Church, Billeriea. at 10. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours, 2-4 and 7-10.

TAYLOR Master Sgt. Philip S. of .56 siaae Belmont, on Apru io at Fort Devens Army Hospital, beloved husband of Dorothy M. (Pambook-ain), father of Phfiip S. Jr.

of Belmont. Vincent H. of Watertown Miss Diane M. and Miss Pamela both of Belmont, brother of Hugh Taylor of Frank Taylor of Arizona, Mrs. Louise cron of and Miss Margaret Taylor of Pa.

Funeral Monday at 11 a.m. from the William J. Cox Funeral Home (Waverley). 431 Trapelo Belmont. Burial in Fort Devens Ceme tery.

Calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-. WADE-GLENNON Of Stoneham, for merly of woburn, Apr. Rose (Giennon), daughter of the late Jane E. and Catherine (Woods) (Giennon): sister of Mrs. Jiamex B.

Hartnett (Mary) of Medford. Mrs. J. Howard Donahue (Florence) of Wilmington and Dr. Thomas J.

Glen- non of Woburn. Funeral from the McLaughlin Funeral Home, 54 Pleas ant st, woDurn, Monaay at 8: 15, Hign Mass ot Keauiem in St. Charles' Church. Woburn. at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visit ing hours Saturday and Sunday, 2-4, 7-9. WHELAN In Woburn, formerly of somerville. Apr. lu, Margaret E.

(McDevitt) of 15 Ellis Wo burn. wife of the late Christonher E. Whelan mother of Christo-I pher and Edward Whelan. both of Woburn; John Whelan of Tewks-bury and Dorothv Nelll nf Cali fornia. Funeral from the McLaughlin Funeral Home.

54 Pleasant I Woburn, Monday at 9:15. High Mass of Requiem in St Charles' Church, Woburn, at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sat- uraay t-v, sunaay ana 7-9. WINER Harry J.

of 47 Advarldo st, Worcester. April 9. devoted father of Bruce Winer of Worcester: loving son of Sadie Zar and the late Max Winer: dear brother of Ahram Winer and Mrs. Bessie Eagan of Revere, Mrs. Anna Greece of Worcester, Mrs.

Jeanette Musmon of Bille riea, iuis winer or snaron, Esther Cohen of Brockton, Mrs. Dorothy Rutstein of Everett, and Samuel Winer of West Feabody. Services at tne ion runerai jnapei. loi Wasn- avc. ufi sunoay.

April 12 at 11:30 a.m. Interment in Everett. Memorial week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rutstein.

121 Fremont Everett, through Tuesday night. In lieu of iiowers. comriDuuons may oe maae io uie neart una. WRIGHT In Allston. Apr.

10, Anna c. (Cronin), of 99 Glenville av. wife of the late Walter Wright; mother of Robert Wright of San- ford, Maine, Mrs. Regina Crocker of Allston, and also leaving five grandchildren. Funeral from the Frank T.

Lallv Funerol Home. 496 Harvard st, Brookline (nr. Com- monweattn av. Monday morning at 8:15. Requiem High Mass in St.

Aidan Church at 9 clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment New Calvary CWneterv. Visiting hours, Saturday 7-9, Sun aay Z-4, 7-, NODDLE'S ISLAND A.F. A.M.

With sorrow we announce the death ot Drotner Reginald Blowers on Apr. 8. Funeral services Saturday. Anr. 11.

at 11 a.m. at the SDraffue Funeral Home, 339 Pleasant Maiden. Brethren will nlease attend. LOUIS ROBERTS. Master JOHN I.

PACKER, Sec. THE ST. SEBASTIAN FAMILY Shares the sorrow of Dr. James Corkery on the passing from this life to the next, of his wife Eileen. Our sympathy and prayers are also with his children particularly Paul '64.

Joseph "65 and Thomas '68. Masses! are being offered at the St. Sebastian Country Day School Chanel for the and the consolation her amii Rev. Msgr. John F.

X. Harney. Rector. ASBESTOS WORKERS UNION LOCAL 6 We regret to announce the death of urotner Olof reterson. visiting hours at the Saville Funeral Home.

418 Mass. Arlington, Sunday 7-9 v.au oniy. njnerai ivionaay, 11 a.m. noDeri w. ueaay, bus- Mgr.

IN MLMORIAM 1966 Patrick J. Connolly 1970 Levlasly remembered, always In ur hearts. Masses belnr said. Sadly missed by wif and aauchters. 1951 Arthur L.

Lacey 1970 IoTlntlr remebered by his family. Haas la being said. Evelvn Salbone Ob ber birth say. April II. I de aot aetd a svecial data To bring yea my mind.

Far days withaat a tbeagbt af Are yerr bard to fin. Tan bid a a last farewell. cald al ssv aoadbya. Tea wera gaaa before we resitted. And eelT G4 fcnews wby.

Lovingly remebored by ber slsler Babe sad aeicea Evelra aad Rata. 1955-HKrt E. (left) VMuf-Wi LoTlBfly remebered. sadly mltaef by bis wife Mlaale. bis seas, daagbter and sraadtbildrea.

'6 William Brace Dalton TO Levtnrlr remembered aad sadly suss by bis family. United Press Internation- HOLLYWOOD Cobina Wright, singer, socialite, journalist and hostess, died Thursday after a stroke. She was in her 80s. Miss Wright devoted most of her life to the "beautiful people" and the jet set of which she was a member and a recorder. Born Elaine Cobb on an Oregon ranch, she was raised in Boston by an aunt.

At 16 she studied opera in Europe, making her American debut at Carnegie Hall in 1924. She entertained American troops abroad in World War II. She was twice married, to author Owen Johnson and later to millionaire socialite William May Wright. She became famed as a party-giver, mixing friends from the entertainment world, politics, finance and society. Both marriages ended in Ethel S.

Whiting, Belmont resident Belmont services for Ethel S. Whiting, of 43 Carlton circle, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in All Saints Episcopal Church, Belmont. She died Thursday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs.

Whiting had been a resident of Belmont 50 years, and had recently celebrated her 50th wedding anniversary. She was a member of the Belmont Women's Club, the Belmont Circle Florence Crit-tendon Leaue, and the Mt. Auburn and McLean Hospital auxilaries. She leaves her husband, Richard A. Whiting; one son, Eichard of Bedford Village, N.Y., and one daughter Mrs.

G. Edward Egan of Belmont. Burial will be in Belmont Cemetery. LATE DEATH NOTICES FINLEY Of Jamaica Plain. April 4, William nusoana ot jviary r.

(Doherty)s father of William Denise John and Charles D. Finley; son of Mrs. Evelyn (Carey) and the late Terance Finley of Jamaica Plain: brother of Leo T. of Jamaica Plain, and Mrs. Mary Hanlon of North Abington.

Resi- AM, from the Brady Funeral Home, 10 lower 5U roresi nui iwuiwo, morning. April 13, at 9:30. Reauiem High Mass in Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 10:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Vis iting nours aaturaay evening p.m., Sunday 2-4.

7-10 p.m. Parking in rear of funeral home. GOWEN-Of Belmont, April 10, Rob- ert husband of Marion E. Gowen. of 1 Worcester iain of Beverly L.

Gowen of Belmont, and Phyllis G. Hawkes of Sunderland, Mass. Funeral service in the Brown and Sons Chapel, 36 Trapelo Belmont. Monday. April 13, at 2 p.m.

Friends may call at the chapel Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Cancer Fund. lewis of Arlington. April io, 1970. Samuel nusDana oi ouzaocm B.

(Leary) Lewis of 108 Paul R- vere uncle of William A. Lewis. Wilmington. Mrs. Judith Berto, Centerville, Mrs.

Linda Wallace of Wilmington. Funeral at The Wilson Chapel, 28 College Somerville, Monday. April 13. 10 a.m. Calling hours Saturday 7-9, Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 P.m.

In his memory dona- tions may be made to tne Mwanis Club of Somerville. Interment Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Arlington. JEWETT In North Weymouth, sud-riniv. Anril 10.

Katherine (Gor- FredS aTd Mrs. charies trFun aid Hingham. Monday. April Id, at 8:15 a.m. Reauiem High Mass in St.

Jerome's Church, North ur.wmm.th. at n.m. Relatives and friends rpifuuy tavit. viiit- STEFFIARE Of Lynn, April 9th, Thomas J. of 151 Franklin son of Mary L- (Dowd) and the late Charles age 29.

Funeral from the W. A. Cuffe and Son Funeral Home. 15 Johnson Monday, at 8 a.m. High Mass of Reauiem at Holy Family Church at 9.

Friends may call Saturday 7-9 and Sunday 2-4. 7-9. Gl'LLA Of Norwood. Apr. 10.

Bose (Locarno), beloved wife of Salvatore M. of 393 Washington st. soTwaipoirM Soarwo'oed. ffit Rfiinwa wafpo nfflon'day, ta St Catherme'. Church.

Relatives the Paul H. Kraw Funeral Home. 1248 Washington Norwood, on Saturday from 7-9 and Sunday 3-4 and 7-9. Burial in Highland Cexne- ana intruua ic Vi PHINNET Of Reading. Apr.

10. Vlr- iRiirahaml nf fil CrOSS 5uXiSJof Rle.ddandm&,& littliW-ia Services at the, Douglass Funl Home. corner of Sanborn and Wo- burn. Reading. Saturday.

Apr. 11. at 2 p.m. Please omit flowers. Contributions may be made to the First cnurcn ot cnrist.

acieniim. Melrose. There are no calling hours. STERN In Miami. Apr.

1970, Louis C. Stern. lormeny ot roon-line. husband of Fernande (Avij-dor Stern: father of Melvin L-Stern of Brookline; grandfather of Jack and Steven Stern. Funeral service at the Waterman Chapel, 495 Commonwealth Kenmora Boston, on Sunday, Apr.

13. at 12 noon. Calling hour are omitted. Memorial week will be held at the residence of his son. 120 Beacons-field rd- Brookline.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Choriocarcinoma Research Fund. Boston Hospital for Women. WRITING Of Belmont, tn Fort I Via Anr. fi. Fthel mL iaf.

i rill II II il W. J. LANDERGAN W. Landergan, Lynn judge for 21 years LYNN Judge William J. Landergan, 70, of 263 Lynn Shore presiding justice of the District of Southern Essex County for 21 years, died yesterday at Lynn Hospital following an illness of six weeks.

Judge Landergan graduated from Boston University Law School in 1924 and served as a state representative from Lynn in 1935-36. He was assistant attorney general under Gov. Paul J. Dever from 1937-40, and was appointed to the Essex County job by that governor in November 1949. He leaves his wife, Gertrude D.

(Donovan); one son, William Jr. of Lynn, and three daughters, Mrs. John E. Gallagher of Melrose, and Mrs. Joseph D.

Casey and Gertrude R. Landergan, both of Lynn. A requiem high mass will be sung Monday at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church.

Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. N.Y. passes abortion bill ALBANY, N.Y. A measure that would permit abortions virtually without restriction in New York State was approved yesterday by the State Senate and sent to the governor for his expected approval.

The bill would permit abortions by a physician up to 24 weeks from conception with the consent of the mother. After that date abortions would be allowed only to save the mother's life. Neponset bridge, Rte. 3-A, under repair Traffic over the Neponset River Bridge, Rte. 3-A, will be reduced to one lane in each direction between Boston and North Quincy for several days while emergency repairs are Truck traffic will be barred as a safety until the repairs to deteriorated, steel deck grating and supports along the center line are completed, according to the Metropolitan District Commission.

The new, six-lane, high-level bridge next to the 48-year-old drawbridge will be partially completed and open to traffic in late June, the MDC said. House to consider school-prayer bill The Massachusetts House of Representatives will consider a bill on Monday that would allow school children to participate in voluntary prayers before the opening of school, with parental permission. The bill was reported favorably by the Committee on Education after a hearing. Accompanying the bill are resolutions by Sen. David H.

Locke (R-Welksley) and Rep. Gilbert W. Cox Jr. (R-Needham), seeking to have Congress enact legislation for a constitutional amendment permitting non-sectarian prayer in public school, and a resolution by Rep. George Young (R-Scituate) and Dorothy W.

Page Peking a constitutional amendment permitting the use of Bible verses and prayers in public schools. Doucette, Lena DuBray, Philip Duffy, Charles A. Finlayson. S. W.

Finley, William T. Floyd. Edith V. French. Elizabeth Gentile, Maria Ginevtei, Veronica Renshaw, C.A.

Rice. Rosamond Russell, Irwine S. Salmon, Patrick 7. Sef ton, B. E.

Goodman, Jennie Gowen, Robert F. Greenberg, Shea, John J. Solimlni, Carmine Stefftarc, Thomas Emma A. Stephens, Edward, Strong, Bessie M. Guilfoyle, William Gulla.

Rose M. Sullivan, Agnes R. Heffeman, Swenson, Selma Talbot, Helen M. Taylor. Philip S.

Wade-Glennon. Rosa Whelan. Margaret E. Whiting, Ethel Winer, Harry J. Amy G.

Hicks, Walter G. Jamieson, Anna Jewett Katherine Jollimore, E. G. Jr. Kilroy.

Alice L. Klebanow, L. KI. Landergan, William Levine, Isadore I Wright. Anna C.

DEATHS MIRHZKDWSKI Of Wakefield (formerly of Chelsea) Apr. 10. An- tnony J. oi 10 Hamilton ra. seiovea hiiHhanH nf Valeria (TawekCvk) Mieczkowski.

Father of Mrs. Agnes Keaney ot wakeiieia, Antnony J. nf T.vnn. Rrotiier of Felix and Mrs. Mary Wolowicz of South Bos ton, Charles ana Mrs.

josie Peterson of Chelsea. Funeral Monday at 8 a.m. from the Walata Funeral Home. 12o Washington Chelsea, followea Dy a solemn nign mass in St. Stanislaus Church, Chelsea at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-9, Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. MUNROE Of Mansfield, suddenly on April 9, 1970, Grace daughter of the late Henry H. and Olive Nugent Munroe and sister of Alice M. Anderson of Lynn and Henry H.

Munroe of Los Angeles, and also friend of Miss Eleanor M. Garland of Mansfield. Funeral service to which relatives and friends are invited will be on Saturday, April 11 at 2 p.m. at the Amici Funeral Home, 115 North Main Mans field, calling nours are omitteo. NICHALSON In Dorchester.

Am-il 10, Helen (Dyer), beloved mother of Roy Nicnaison. Little Hock. Anthony Nichalson, Cotnpton. Mary Morris. N.Y..

Marie Wood, and Flossie Smith. Seattle. Jlmmie Bleckley, Dorchester; she is also survived by 15 granacnuaren ana other relatives and friends. Funeral service Sun day. ADril 12.

at 8 p.m. at the Davis Funeral. Home, 89 Walnut Rox- Dury. visiting sunoay at tne tunerai home, 12 noon to 9 p.m. Relatives ana friends invited.

O'BRIEN Of Pembroke, formerly of Dorchester, on Apr. 9, Edward beloved husband of the late Lucy A. (Clasby) and beloved father of Virginia Dunleavy and Judith Sampson; brother of Mary Farrand and jonn unrien Dotn or cam. ru-eral from his home 149 Valley st. on Monday.

Apr. 13. at 8:30. High Mass of Requiem at St. Ann's Church, Neponset Dorchester, at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. OTHOTE In Cambridge. April 9, i7U, cieanor Deiovea aaugnter of the late George H. and Nellie J. (Barry), sister of Mrs.

George (Maryl shea ana the late Harold and William Othote. Funeral from the William T. Hickey sons Fu neral Home, 175 Huron Monday at 9. Reauiem High Funeral Miass in St Peter's Church at 10 a.m. Rela tives ana frienas kindly invited.

Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment Cambridge Cemetery ranting opposite tunerai nome. PACUSKA Of Holbrook, accidentally, ADr. 10. formerly of South Boston.

Edna (Yachimski) Pacuska. beloved wife of Chester P. Pacuska of 22 Sylvan loving mother of Stephen C. and Donald S. of Hol brook; sister of Mrs.

Blanche Prisby of Holbrook, Stephen Ya- cnimskl of Avon, Stanley xaemm-ski of Dorchester. Constance Ya chimski of Millis. Reposing at the Cartwright Funeral Home, 69 South Franklin Holbrook. Funeral Monday 8 a.m., followed by Solemn Hieh Mass of Reauiem at Our Ladv of Czestochowa Church, 655 Dor chester av. at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Calling hours, Sunday 2-4 ana 7-. PETERSON In Arlington, Apr. 9, Olof of 30 Mt. Vernon hus band of Ethel (Graham); father of Mariorie Ann Katvaia of crystal.

also survived by two grandchildren. Services at Saville Fu neral Home. 418 Mass. Arlington. Monday.

Anr. 13. at 11 a.m Calling hours Sunday 7-9 p.m. Memorial donations in his honor may be sent to the First Baptist Church, 819 Mass. Arlington.

PIERCE In Somerville, April 9. 1970. of 11 stone Henry D. husband of Gecaldine (Covert) son of Margaret Theresa (Siggins) Pierce, brother of Clyde Pierce. Funeral on Monday morning from the Frank Fianerty Funeral Home 261 Washington st.

at Union at 8:15 a.m. Requiem High Funeral Mass in the Church of St. Joseph, at 9 clock. Kelatives ana friends are Kindly invited, visiting hours sun- day 3-4 and (- p.m. PRENDERGAST Of Medway, for merly of watertown.

Apr. 9, Edward beloved husband of the late Mary C. (Vallely). and father of Edward W. of Wrentham.

Thorn- as G. of North Hampton and Mrs. Charles A. McCarthy of Medway, Residence 330 Village St. Funeral Monday morning at 9:30 from the Crowley Funeral Home.

3 Barber Medway, followed by a Requiem High Mass at 10 o'clock in St. Joseph's Church. Relatives and friends invited to call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment St. Patrick Cemetery, Watertown.

RABLIN Of North Quincy. Anr. 10, Sidney Charles. Husband of the late Myrtle (Chamberlin) Rablin. of 277 Atlantic st Relatives and friends are invited to attend tne services from the Deware Brothers Memorial Chanel.

576 Hancock st. Wollaston Monday. Apr. 13, at I p.m. Friends may visit at tne funeral nome.

sun- day from 24 and 7-9 p.m. RENSHAW In Brighton. Apr. 10, arence be oved husband of Elizabeth E. Uwe) Renshaw; father of Francis C.

Renshaw of Tallahassee. brother of Chester Renshaw of Youngstown, and Minnie Renshaw of New Albany, Ind. Late residence 15 Turner Brighton. Funeral from the Mc Namara Funeral Home. 460 Washington si, Brighton (at Lake Monday morning at 8 o'clock.

Solemn Requiem High Mass in Our Lady of the Presentation Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment in St. John's iriII-. cemetery, Clinton Saturday and Sunday z-4 and 7-8 funeral home" EICE In Madison, Apr.

8. Rosamond Eliot, beloved wife of William G. Rice, mother of Andrew Eliot Rice of Washington. D.C.. Pamela R.

Rendeiro of Hamden. CL and Timothy Rice of Syracuse. N.H. and sister of Samuel A. Eliot of Northampton.

Elisabeth E. McGif-fert of Maine, Charles W. Eliot, Cambridge. Frances E. Fremont-Smith of Cambridge.

Theodore Eliot. San Francisco and Thomas H. Eliot. St. Louis.

Memorial service. Unitarian Church, Madison, to be announced. RISSKLI, In Foxboro. Aor. Tr wine Scott, of 1 Cross st, beloved husband of Helen (Cross 'Russell: loving father of Bruce Nadine and Arlene E.

all of the home address. Funeral services Monday. Aor. 13 at 2 n.m. nt the ITnitjM Pentacostal Church.

Foxboro. Call-ins hours at the Roberts nnH Rnm Funeral Home. 30 South FOX-! buhu. saiuraay evening 7-B. Sundav 2-4 only.

In lieu of Rowers donations may be made to ITmteri Pentacostal Church, Railroad roxDoro. SALMON In Brirtitnn. Aor. S. Pat.

rick late residence 28 Bigelow neiovea nusoana or Esther i Connolly devoted father of Rev. William F. Salmon of St. Marv's Parish. Chelmsford, brother of Mrs.

Catherine Weich. John. Mrs. Nora Farrington. Peter.

Mrs. Margaret Flynn. Mrs. Marv Km. Jnvnh Mrs.

Julia Faheny. Stephen. Funer al irom tne oeraia Lenman Fu reral Home. 5f Cambridge jwnaay morning at followed by a Solemn Concelebra'ed Mass of Reauiem in Our Lady of the Presentation Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited.

Interment St- Patrick's Cemetery. Wnnwo. Late "member Our Lady of the Presentation Holy Name Society Contributions to the St. John of God Hospital. 296 Allston Brighton in memory of Mr.

Saimon would be appreciated. Visit-big hours Saturday and Sunday 3-4 and 7-. i 1 Axir. 9, long tune resident of Newton Center, Anna (Dickinson), widow of Joseph B. Jamieson and mother of the latft Edward TV Jamieson, survived by her son Nor man JJ.

of L.I., N.Y.; sister Mrs. Hilda Smith-Petersen of Wellealev. and five grandchildren. Memorial service at Trinity Church, Newton Center, Saturday. Apr.

18, at 2 p.m. Any memorial gifts may be sent to Friendly Visitors. Mass. House of Correction, iraimngnam, Mass. JOIXIMORE Elliot G.

died sud denly on Apr. b. xv iv, in uocoa, Florida, formerly of Dorchester, beloved son of Mary E. and Elliot Jolllmons, and beloved mother of Mary E. Barsell of Holbrook and Carole Furlong of Rockland, and lataue elements or iocoa, juonaa.

Burial Saturday in Florida. KILROY In Dorchester, suddenly. April 9, Alice L. (Connolly), be-! loved wife of the late Lawrence A Kilrov. residenc 17 Tolman mother of Lawrence Kilroy of Quincy: sister of Sr.

Agnes of the Holy Child, C.C.: Colman Connolly of New York and Edward Connolly of Roslindale. Funeral from the John C. Mulry Funeral Home, 223 -neponset monaay at a.m. Solemn Hieh Reouiem Mass in St. Ann's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives! amd friends invited. Visiting hoursj Saturday and Sunday z-4 and 7-iu. Interment Holyhood Cemetery. Late member of St Ann's Ladies Sodality and Catholic Daughters Court. St Ann.

KLEBANOW On Friday, Apr. 10. Louis M. or 32 Fairiawn maua-pan (suddenly), beloved husband of Frances (Davis), devoted father of Arlene Geller of Needham, Elayne Kalstein of West Paterson. N.J.

and Barbara THeber of Coral Gables, brother of Benjamin and Abrahaln Klebanow both of Dorchester and the late Mollie Kup-chick; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Services at the Levine Chapel, 470 Harvard Brookline on Sunday, April 12 at 11 a.m. Memorial Weelr at. his late residence. Please do not send flowers.

Remembrances in his memory may De maae to tne charity of your choice. LANDERGAN In Lynn, Apr. 10. Hon. William J.

Landergan. oresid- ine Justice of the Lvnn District Court, age 70, of 263 Lynn Shore Drive, husband of Gertrude (Donovan) Landergan. father of William j. LAnaergan rerrruae ianaer-gan, and Mrs. Joseph Casey, of Lvnn.

and Mrs. John E. Gallagher. of Melrose, brother of Walter Landergan, of Swampsoott. Funeral Monday, at 9:15 a.m., from the Landergan Funeral Home, 40 Na- Solemn High Mass of Requiem at 10 am, St.

Josepn cnurcn. relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Saturday from 7-9, Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

LEVINE Departed suddenly Apr. 8. Isadore, of 91 Oldham West! Newton, beloved husband of Thel-ma (Daley), devoted father of Mar-cia Contardo of Bristol. Ct, and Elain Jamgotchian of Hollywood, loving brother of William of Wobura; Samuel of Los Angeles, Calif, and Mary Weiner of Boston; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Services at the Stanetsky Memorial Chanel.

1668 Beacon St. Brookline. Sunday, Apr. 12 at 10 a.m. Memorial Week will be observed at his late residence, through Tuesday evening.

Expressions of sympathy may be donated in his memory to the Heart Fund. Kindly omit flowers. L'HEUREUX Of Scltuate, April 9, cnaries of 37 isriarwooa lane. beloved husband of Edith B. (Vece).

father of Mrs. Charlene B. Sullivan of Norwell and Janet M. L'Heureux of Scituate: also sur vived by 1 grandson, Brandon Sul livan, brother rTancis A. ot uor-chester and Cliff B.

L'Heureux of Duxbury, Sister Margaret Jus- tina SND of Cambridge, Mrs. Mrcaret Gleasnn of Islinetnri. Mrs Anna Lee of Hyde Park and Mary Sullivan of Dorchester. Funeral from the Gaffey Memorial Funeral Home, 757 Country Way, No Scituate on Monday, April 13 at 9 a.m. Requiem High Mass in St Francis Aavier caDrim cnurcn at io o'clock.

Relatives and friends invit ed. Visiting hours Saturday 7-9 p.m., sunaay a- ana i-v p.m. LORING Of West Concord. Aor. 9.

1970, Mary (Lehane), wife of the 11, Lawrence Howard G. John H. II, Robert Richard F. and David R. Loring.

Services at the West Concord Union Church, Monday, Apr. 13, at 2 p.m. Visiting hours at the MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home. Thoreau and Bel-knaD Concord. Sundav 3-8 and 7-9 p.m.

Memorial contributions may be sent to the Mass Heart on ueacon Boston. MAHAN In Westwood, April 10, John husband of the late Irene (Thomas) Mahan. rtesidence 83 Ox ford father of John T. Mahan of Westwood: brother of Joseph Mahan of Maine. Funeral from the John F.

Holden Westwood Funeral Home. 65 High Rock (off Rte. 109) Tuesday at 9 a.m. High Mass of Requiem in St. Maygaret Mary's Church, at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sun day 7-9, Monday Z-4 and 7-9. MAHONEY In Medford. Aor. 10.

Michael J. of 387 Main st. beloved father of John of New Bedford. Mi chael A. of Miami, and Kevin of Medford.

Brother of Joseph of Maiden. Thomas of Athol and Mrs. Helen Lilly of Stoneham. Funeral from the Dello Russo Funeral Home. 306 Main Monday at 9:30 a.m.

High Mass of Reauiem in St. Clement's Church at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends are respect fully invited, visrung nours Satur day Sunday 2-4 7-9. Late member of the Medford Police lJept. MARKS In Arlington, formerly of Somerville, Apr.

8. John Edmund, of 109 Varnum st, beloved hus band of veronica c. (Mcuuaid) Marks; father of Joan Labadini and Lawrence E. Marks; also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral from the John C.

Burns Si Sons Funeral Home. 30o Broadway, Cambridge. Vonday. Aor. 13.

at 9 a.m Solemn High Mass of Requiem in the immaculate conception cnurcn. Cambridge, at 10. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours, 2-4 and 7-9. Late member of K.

of c. Council jri4. Providence town papers please copy. MASSE Margaret A. (Allt).

on Apr. 9, 1970. wife of tdwara J. Masse, mother of the Rev. Edward J.

Masse of Bishoo Brady High School, Con cord. N.n. and the Immaculate Con cention Church. Penacook. N.H.

Miss Margaret M. Masse of Warwick and Miss Mary L. Masse of Warwick. R.I.. and Mr.

Thomas Allt of Yuma. Ari. and Mrs. Mary E. Herta of Cambridge.

Mass. Funeral Mon day morning at a Clock from the Peter J. Barrett Funeral Home. 1328 Warwick Spring Green. Con-celebrated Mass in St.

Timnthv' Church. Warwick Warwick at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are Invited. Calling hours Saturday 7-9 ana Sunday a-4 ana 7- p.m. McCORMACK In Dorchester.

Apr. 9. Catherine Deiovea aaugnter of the late John and Catherine (Coaay) MciormacK, resiaence 235 Centre st. sister of Warren A. of Norwood, and Agnes L.

McCormack of Dorchester, Mrs. Leona Cooney of Belmont and Mrs. Gladys Steeves of Wollaston; cousin of Mary C. Mclnnis of Dorchester. Funeral from the John C.

Mulrr Funeral Home, 2 King at Dorchester Monday, at 9 a.m. Solemn High Requiem Mass in St Mark's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours. Saturday 3-5 and 7-10.

Sunday 2-5 and 7-10. Interment Mt Benedict Cemetery. MALDEN DA 2-0834 WEIR FUNERAL HOME 144 Bales St, ROSLINDALE FA 6 0461 FOLSOM FUNERAL HOME Belgrade cobina wright divorce, and Miss Wright was forced to become a cabaret singer after the stock market crash of 1929 to support her daughter, Cobina who was later linked romantically with Prince Philip of Greece, now Duke of Edinburgh. Miss Wright was the only private American citizen invited to the wedding of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II. Her coverage of this event that led to her becoming a society-entertainment columnist for Hearst publications.

Funeral services will take place in Beverly Hills All Saints Church this afternoon. Miss Wright leaves her daughter and three grandchildren. Michael Devlin, 83, of Everett, Concord CONCORD A requiem high Mass for Michael (Frank) Devlin, 83, of Woodland road, will be sung in Immaculate Conception Church, Everett, at 9 am. Monday. He died Thursday.

Mr. Devlin, a resident of Everett for 60 years before moving to Concord two years ago, was chief clerk of the Boston Railway Express Co. for 50 years until his retirement in 1956. He was also a life member of Bunker Hill Knights of Columbus and the Immaculate Conception Holy Name, and a member of the Everett Board of Appeals. He leaves his wife Mary (Byrne); one son, J.

Frank Devlin of Concord, and two grandchildren. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Maiden. VTrlp TTlrt! dllt VT. X11LKS, teacher 41 years LAKEVILLE Walter G. Hicks, 65, of Highland died yesterday after a short illness at St.

Luke's Hospital MlddlebOrO. Mr. Hicks was a teacher' the Middleboro School System 41 years, Until hlS 1 Qfin reiiremem. In laoa. Born in Gloucester, he graduated from Gloucester High School and Salem State College.

He also at tended Boston University. He was a member of the Mitchell Memorial Club, the Bridgewater Beagle Club, the Sarnoset Rod and Gun Club and the Episcopal Church in Plymouth. He leaves his wife, Grace E. (Buttermore) and two sons, Walter G. Jr.

of Greensboro, N.C., and Georee R. of Tauntnn and three daughters, Mrs. George (Sandria) Chase of New York, Mrs. Paul (Kar- Kuechler Jr. of New Be(J, V(J an(j Marsha E.

Hicks of Lakeville, and also a brother, George A. of Gloucester. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday om fgger Funeral Home, 61 Pearl Mld- CUeDOrO. Burial Will fOUOW at WeSieyan Cemetery, Gloucester.

Billeriea GI killed in Vietnam WASHINGTON A Massachusetts soldier was among 16 servicemen ment He was Spec. 4 Paul J. Frink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randall M.

Frink. 411 Undse Rd Billeriea. ena, 87, of Groton, Booth Bay Harbor, Me. Visiting nours to oe neia sunaay from 4 and 7-9 at the Long Funeral Home. Groton.

Mass. Reguiem Mass to be held at Sacred Heart Church on xwonaay at a.m. Burial at St mary cemetery, Ayer. Mass. DuBRAY In Dorchester, suddenly, Anr.

9. 1970. Philin FlnRrav. he- loved father of Mrs. Eleanor Martin and Vincent DuBray of 487 Quincy ft.

Funeral from the Bernard Kelly and Son Funeral Home, 8 Church on ivionaay, Apr. is at Keauiem Mass in St Peter's Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours will be on Sunday 2-4 ana t-o p.m. DUFFY Of Mission Hill, suddeny.

Apr. 10. Charles A. Late residence 0 Sachem st Beloved husband of the late Aiary i. UNoonan); devoted and loving father of Helen Reean.

and Dorothy M. Schena, both of Jamaica Plain. Irene F. Flaven of Bilerica and the late Mary C- Fountain of Mission Hill; brother of Mary Gardner of Quincy, Catherine Murphy of tppmg, n.u. ana me late sernara Dully of Jamaica Plain: also sur vived by eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Funeral from the David J. O'Connor Funeral Home, 15o8 Tremont opp. Mission Church Rectory. Monday. Anr.

13 at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Reauiem in the Mission Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respecuuiiy invitea. visiting hours Saturday 7-10 p.m. and Sun day 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

Interment Mt. calvary cemetery, marking in rear of funeral home. Late super visor of Shops, Water Dept. City of Boston. Late member St.

Alphonsus Assoc. ana tioly nam society. FINLAYSON Suddenly, of Hillsdale, im.j.. Apr. 7, at covina, formerly of Cambridge, Stanley beloved husband of Flora (Pike): son of Mary W.

(Kellie) of Stoneham; brother of Peter Wakefield and John M. of Plainville, Ct Funeral service at the A. E. Long Memorial Chanel. 4 Beech corner oi Massachusetts North Cambridge, Saturday, ADr.

11. at 2 o.m. Visiting hours in the chapel Friday 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Heart Fund, Bos ton, jviass. FLOYD Suddenly, in Newton, Apr.

ll). Krtitn widow of Lkiraon f. Floyd of 59 Norwood sister of JoseDh A. Richardson of Needham and Mrs. Hazel Greene of Wey- moutn.

of luneru later. FRENCH Of 3327 Villasje Green Odldaubd, ouu uaav luaui st. Hookinton. Mass. (Formerly of Framingham), at her home in Flor- iaa, Apru tuzaoetn w.

ioriag-es; wife of Murvin A. French; mother of Mrs. Willia'm T. Lindsay Jr. of Irwin, grandmother of Douglas and Andrew Lindsay.

Also sister or u. rnuroer rJriages oi lottery. Me. Friends invited to a memorial service Sunday. April 12, at 3 p.m.

in the First Congregational Church, Main st, Hopkinton, Mass. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to the Heart Fund. GENTILE In Watertown. formerly of Newton. Aor.

9. Maria (Gen- tilucci), beloved wife of the late Loreto Gentile, mother of Josephine Gentile of Watertown. Donato Gentile of Newton. Funeral from the Valents Funeral Home. 697 Washington NewtonvJle, Monday, Apr.

13, at 8 a.m. Solemn Funeral Mass at the Church of Our Lady, Newton, at 9 a.m. Relatives ana menus niviiea dneuu. Visiting hours Saturday and bun- day 24 and 7-iu. GINEVICZ In Woburn, Apr.

9, Ve ronica (Stecknert), Deiovea wile oi Vincent Ginevicz of 80 Merrimac and devoted mother of Veronica G. and William J. Ginevicz and Mrs. Edward (Jennie) Zubel. all of Woburn.

Funeral from tne Lyncn- Cantillon Funeral Home, 263 Main Monday, Apr. 13 at 8 a.m. High Mass of Reauiem at St Anthony's cnurcn at caning nours aaturaay 7-9 and Sunday 2-4 and 7-8. GOODMAN Departed April 10, Jennie (Venooker) of 49 Campneil Revere, wife of the late Joseph Goodman, devoted mother of Shir ley Goldman of Revere, and the late Edith Forman. Loving sister of Fan nie isovack Of uorcnester, aarry Venooker, David of Mattapan.

Morris of Brighton, and Abraham of Jamaica Plain: also survived by 4 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Services at tne stanetsky Memorial Chapels. 1668 Beacon Brookline on Sunday, April 12 at 12 noon. Memorial week will be observed at her late residence. Expressions of sympathy may be donated in her memory to your favorite charity.

Kindly omit flowers. GREENBERG Of Roslindale. Apr. lu, tmma a. niton oeiovea wiie of the late Theodore.

'mother of Sandra and Mrs F. Fdna Rvan Also survived by two grandchildren. Sister of Mrs. Selma Muzulio. Fu-I neral services at the F.

J. Higgins Funeral Home, 4236 Washington ROSLINDALE Monday. Aor. 13 at 11 Relauves and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m.

Parking in rear of funeral home on Cummins highway. GUILFOYLE Of Dedham, suddenly Apr. William oeiovea nusoana of Emma C. (Chapman), father of Mary Ann Chamberlain of Norwood. William S.

of Franklin. James T. and the late John M. of Dedham, brother of Thomas E. and Mary i.

Guilloyle and Margaret v. McNulty. all of Dedham. Also sur vived by seven grandchildren, resi- aence id coiDurn funeral from the Wilson Doherty Fureral Home. 456 High DEDHAM.

Monday at Requiem Mass in Saint Mary's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-9 and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment Bro-okdaie Cemetery, Dedham. Late member of the Jacob Jones Post No.

2017, Amer. Legion Post No. 18, East Dedham I. A. and The Friday Night Club.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made in his memory to the heart Fund, Boston. EVERETT DU 9-0852 SHATTUCK FUNERAL HOME 5 BrMtway MALDEN 3240024 MARGESOR FUNERAL HOKE SM Mala ft. VMYUND A. JJ WTLLESLEY 653-3350 Nggtjy 2JMU8 Funeral of 43 Carlton circle, wiie oi men- Kjiiea aCllOn in Ifie VlCt-ard A. Whiting and mother of Richard a.

whiting of Bedford nam War named vtMerd-y Village. N.Y.. and Mrs. G. Edward (Dorothy) Egan of Beimont: also by the Defense Depart- i i Mn DORCHESTER 6-4570 FITZGIB80N FUNERAL HOKE tit A Sam.

St. DORCHESTER CO -2500 SULLY FUNERAL HOME riaaaani St. Burivra i Richard A. Whiting 3d of Bedford Village. N.Y..

Gail, James and Robert Egan of Belmont Services in AU Saints Episcopal Church. Common Belmont. Monday. Apr. 13.

at 2 p-m. Friends may call at the Chnrf U'lHia-noon and Diamond BELMo.viHoslvndw? 2lU.