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37 The Boston Globe "Wednesday, April 9. 1975 t. DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS OBITUARIES fT- COTIGV-In Concord Aoril SOV Of Newton. Aurtl SfeLArGHtrv In Weltelcr. Awnl' iAp4M9 Of Jamaica Kiln, Heien How wile of ine laie Esinr V.

tWhite wife of tie' Ue Joseph G. McLiiahlin. of 71 Chesterton Kd mother of Mrs. Aroix. Carol Josihson of Cheimetord RxhiM 60 Berton Su.

bf.oea nusiid of h.tj M. Dvment t-her ot Adsm of Gorse W. Adns of Fie hold. Harold V. BuTlei sna L-icry A.

Buiier of Mediord. aHo survived hv -4 iid- Charles Gieason. Survived bvj her ms John of Francis H. of Lincoln. Don-1 A H.

of YC. and Sioney of Belmont. Also survived by 7i crandciuldren and 6 jrreat-grand-i children. Date of Memorial Serv-, Sandra and Janice McLaushhn of lrin. t-'Jljan A.

Kaplan. Beatrice Kearney. Lillian L. Kieinan. Lillian A.

Koret. Aruia ILisnbardozzi. S. A. Jena tnnend 43Tn year.

Hut-band rf Romano of Hubert. Denrr snd Lmds. of Concord Son of Viciona Hovey Littleton, other of Aiian OstiSart oi Arkansas. Ll-i eanor Manuei of Canada. Olga' Coo-ter Oral Kiwrstied of Lit-, t.rton.

Funernl from trie and S-n Fune'-ai Home. CON Bartlett W. S. Sr J. Jr.

and Eric Josephson; sister of rIT: MTrHa Ilowlio Ruth Sickford. Coakiey. both of Marshfield. Eiiza- iLiists Isnas MacCleave. Carrie Kth Biii nl Bmilum snrf orjll.

lyOloa ai. Mrs. Susan Duker Haim of 20s high-diviii team rnnfiren and 7 niet Ersnacr.iirircn. ervicc at the Sprague Funeral Kftfrw. 339 Pieman: conor oi I tdar MAl.Dfr.X Wecli.e.-dxy ai 1 oti.

Relative a- frxnos mvilcd. VisiUng hours CUR CtNTFR. Thursday. Apn: 10. loiiowed bv a Funeral St.

Bernrfra's Church at 9 a.m. Visit me hours ai the Dee Funeral late Charles White of Fred White of Norfolk. r. Pauhne M. of Walooie.

Funer- r-" al from the Henry J. Burke Funer- al Home 55 Wa5hininon St rhjft.nh'm Route 16 1 WELLEStEY HILLS. nirtha' Thursday at a.m. Funeral in St. James the Great Church riUtfian MOTiie.

Wednesday evening. 7-9. lup-aav i. 7 Mciaugrum. Esther McLaughlin.

James AicTierrusii. P. R. Meoh. Axitonetta Mncheli.

James J. Mitchie. Geo. A. Montague.

H. V. Munaugh. Rachael Ne.son. A.

Ciliiord ic to dc announced. GRaHN In Qutr.cy. Aor-J A1-' be it L. beloved husband of Lisa: iSv.emoni Grahn. si Faith Lutheran Church.

201 Granite Qumcv Thursday. April 10, at 11 a.m. Relatives arid friends in--itfd. Visiting hours at the Grans-j trom Funeral Home. 821 Curr.mm Highway, near Mattaoan BOS-: TON.

Wednesday. 2-4 and 7-9 P.m. Please omit flowers. Contributions, may be made to the Shr.ners Hos-i AROIX In Ranaojph, suddenly. Apr.

CROCK tK Of Avon. April 7. Ever- 8. formerly of Boston. Mane eu husband of Mane tNo- Nicholas.

Clara I. t- Crocker. E. L. rurininHsm N'oddm.

Frank Jan. faiher ot Mrs. Paul Brunelle. Residence .15 Fellowship Circle, i Funeral from the Hurley Funeral I Home. South Mam RAN DOLPH.

Thursday at 8:15 Fu-i neral Mass in St. Michael's Church. Avon at 9. V.siUnfi hours 7-9, Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. i Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9.

)' VeKliustoyt. wife of the late Pierre P. Aroix. lovinjr mot jut of Mrs. Marie Connor and grandmother of Suzanne and James Connor of Randolph.

Reposing at the Cart right Funeral Home. 419 No. Mam RANDOLPH. Funeral Thursday. 9 a.m., followed by a Funeral Mass at 10 a.m.

at Our Ladv of Victories Church. 27 czarr.eiiKi. A. J. Norton.

Thomas E. nital lor Crioplea Children and O'Dowd. St MrLALGHLIV In Charlestown April Robert A. Bum Institute. 41 Btoseom Boston.

james m. age Deiovea a cjuremom, n. w. Cl.WIXGHAM-In Lexington. Arril Srtn of RntK iXhuiiiroi anH Inhn DeVitft Alice Marie Peare.

Kairy L. Quist. Alfred B. i Rankin. James A.

Reddington. 1 Ann V. 7. Harry C. of 48 Coolidee Ave.

In Everett, Husband of the late Dons i Jack Aoril 7. Samuel beloved hus- -eSj J. McLaughlin; brother of Mrs. Devlin. James A.

Ronald Ruthi Kacic of Indiana, Devlm. Josephine John J. McLaughlin Robert F-. glgnan- Margaret hsnd of Psulinp (D'Aneeloi. father Santo.

Joseph son i. at her of Mrs. rrea Alary: Bailey of Lexington. Also survived; by 2 grandchildren. Services are Daniei ana faui i.

McLaughlin imco. a. of Louis P. Jeffrey of R.I.. Mrs.

Raymond Nelson of N.J.. Samuel L. nr DiRiKso Salvatnr Sarnacchiaio. J. Annie (Dolsni and the latp Mirhai Donovan.

Maura iSheaif. Blanch D. Isabella Boston. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at-1 tend. Calling hours I 1-4 and 7-9 p.m.

ASDOORIAN April 8. Garabed. of! i Medford- Services at the St.j James Armenian Church. Water- I to ah. Friday.

April 11. 10 a.m.j Visiting hours at the Mardirosian1 Funeral Home. 576 Mt. Auburni i WATERTOWN. Thursday 7-9: Shields.

Mary of Medford. Brother of Domenic of Everett. Peter of Wilmington. Leo of St. Petersburgh.

Josenhine of West Wareham. Margaret of Seattle. and the late John private. Those who wTish may send remembrances to the Mortgage Fund, care of the Church of Our Redeemer. Lexington.

Mass. Arrangements by the Douglass Funeral Home. Lexington. Mass. Sinnott.

Joseph P. Sullivan. John ot tverett. Also survived by 1 1 Teehan. John J.

Tenaglia. Nicola grandchildren. Funeral from the' J. McLaughlin. Mary A.

Driscoll Flint, Robert and Frank G. Maguire. Funeral Gaines, from the late residence 12 E-sex! Blanche Robin CHARLESTOWN. Friday April 1 Gallagher. J.

T. 11 at 9:10 a.m. Funeral Mass St. Francis de Sales Church at Catherine Ana 10:00. Relative! and friends In-: Gleason, Helen vited.

Visiting hours Wednesday iGahn. Albert L. and Thursday 1-9 p.m. In lieu of Hamel. Liza flowers donations in his memory aun M.

mav be made to St. Francis de acn: Edward SaiPQ r.hnrvh Ruiirfintr ininH Mary salvatore Kocco Sons uneral Thiff au t. Alice F. to the above named church and CZARXETZKI In Melrose, formerly Home. 331 Main EVERETT.

Tibbetts. H.M. of Eat Boston. Aoril 8. Aueustinei Ihursday.

at 9. Funeral Mass Torey. Mary C. the Armenian Holy Trinity Caiirch of Cambridge, i BARTLETT William Sr. died orv the Immaculate Conception Church at iu.

relatives and friends invited. Milton Camaiiu Winthrop lawyer Milton Camann. 56, of 4 Amelia Winthrop, an attorney and former director of The Winthrop Housing Authority, died yesterday at his home after a long illness. A native of Laconia, N.H., he was a graduate of Boston University and its Law School. Mr.

Camarin practiced law 30 years. He was former commander of the VFW Pott in Athol, a member of the Massachusetts Bar Assn. and the Congregation Tifereth Israel of Winthrop. He leaves his wife, Rebecca; two sons, Richard and Philip, both of Winthrop; two sisters, Fein Camann of Brookline and Ruth Rathaelson of and a brother, Herbert, of Newton. Funeral services will b'e at 10 a.m.

today at Sta-netsky-Schlossberg-Solo-' man Memorial Chapel at 1668 Beacon Brookline. Memorial week will be held at his late residence. husband of the late Mary A.l Murphy of 73 Whitman Ave. brother of Mrs. Mary Geggis of! Reading.

Louis Czarnetzki of1 Hanover, and Mrs. Francis O'Don nell of Melrose. Funeral from visitmi. hours. Tuesday.

7-9. an Tracy-TracioRas. Walter S. Treska. James A.

Venti. Michael Willis. Harold H. SUSAN M. HAUN 1944 photo ednesday.

2-4. and 7-8. There will be a Mass at 10 Friday in St. Joseph's Church. Hyde Park, for Mrs.

Susan M. (Duker) Haun, 78, of 91 Pleasant-view, Roslindale, member of a famous high-diving act in the 1920s. Mrs. Haun's group did a command performance for the queen of England in the '20s. She died Monday in Huntington General Hospital in Roxbury.

Mrs. Haun, a Boston native, broke into show business at 14 and in her late teens won the American Sea Beauty Contest, a forerunner of the "Miss America" contests. The high -diving act, known as "The Duker Sisters," included two sisters who survive her. They played county fairs and state expositions in this country for about 10 years. Although the Monoav, April 7.

ai i- Medical Center in Portland. Maine. Beloved husband of Phyllis J. El-wood beloved father of William Jimmy Fund. Arraneementi by Hiscock.

Hedley. Hoeckel. T.A.RHI John H. Sawyer Funeral Home. noages.

the Gately Funeral Home, 79 West; HAMEL Lisa, of 84 Walnut Ae. of Kincston. N.H Also sur Pesey Cartwnght1 Revere, on ArjrLl 8. acp 2. riarline! roster MtLKuabi tnaay.

vived by four grandchildren and1 Woe TJnvK.ii- April 11. at 8:15 a.m. Funeral his sitter Mrs. Dorothv Brice of Mass at thp Church of the In Lubec. Maine.

Private Services Aoril 8. Brig General Phiiio R. Mass. A.R.N. G.

Ret. beloved husband of Eleanor M. Thursday, April 10. Services at the EdKerley Funeral Home, ROCHES carnation at 9 o'clock. Relatives! and friends invited.

Visiting hours Wprinpsriav 7fl TJ.m.. Thursdaw REDDINGTOV In Dorchester. father of Lynda M. Francis of Mst- April 7. Ann aaugmer 01 tne TER.

N.H. Calling hours are Gordon) Hamel of Revere. Dear! sister of Neal Hamel. Beloved i granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Hvman Gordon and the late Mr. and Mrs. William Hamel, all of Revere. Devoted niece of Mrs. Honey Person and the late Joseph Person of Revere.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenthal of Woonsocket. lapoisett, Janet A. Disteno of No.

2-4 and 7-9 p.m In lieu of omitted. fcFCKFR In Norwood. April 8 flnwpr vinHlv mntributp to the late Henry P. ana Mary i Reddington and sister ol Walter F. of Braintree.

Funeral from the Johnston Funeral Home. 4fifl Granite MILTON lexit American Cancer Society. 138! brother of Joseph McTiernan. Marlon Ganzel. Katherine Duffy.

Funeral from the William J. Gormlev husband of senna i Doderer). and father of Clara Newbury Boston. in fnrmerlv Pmil flonrvia Shaw John ALTON R-I. and Mrs.

Evelyn Allen of Re-I vere. Leonard Gordon of Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. and Mr.

and Mrs. Jo of riorrhpstpr. Anril 8. William J. ruuerai nume.

UOO centre near LaGrange St. i WEST ROX-BVRT. Friday. Aoril 11. at 9 a.m.

Funeral Mas in St The.e 2i S.E. Xwayi Thursday, April 10 at 9 a.m. followed by a Funeral Mass in St. William's Church. Dorchester at 10 a.m.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited to call at the funeral home Wednesday seph Hamel of Revere. Visiting Barbara Kelly. Robert. Carl and Marie Becker; also survived by 8 grandohildrcn. Services in the May Funeral Home 8o Nichols NORWOOD.

Thursday. April Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and "ends i hours Wednesday 7-Q Thnrsfiav Dalton. Husband of Viola Stan- wood), father of Mrs. Carole Mai-lonee of Maynard.

Robert Dalton of Portland, Maine. Suzanne Dalton of Winthroo and the late William B. Dalton. Brother of Mrs. Alice Cur- nours ai tne ion runerai cnapel.

Inl Washington ave CHELSEA on Wednesday evening April 9 from a- ana v- p.m. That same Mr. Leach changed his name, when he arrived in Hollywood, to Cary Grant." She leaves two sons, Robert W. Haun of Suit-land, and Henry Haun of Roslindale; a daughter, Mrs. Martha Bianculli of Dorchester; two sisters, Mrs.

Alice L. Cahill of Worcester and Mrs. Geneva Schissel of Mash-pee, and a brother, William Duker of Clinton, Md. 10. at 10 a.m.

Friends may call at 7-9. Past Commadant Mass. Military Ret. member Boston the funeral home Wednesday, 7-9 P.m. Services on Thursday April 10 at 1 p.m.

Interment in Everett, Memorial Week will be Omitted dllp to illnpss: ran of Dorchester. Mrs. Irene bpos nirk of Boston. Mrs. Kathleen Har school late member A.

SANTO Of Everett. Aoril 7. Jo 2-4 anH 7-9 D.m. JBERSTKIN On Tuesday April 8th. rington of Brighton.

Mrs. Frances seph, beloved husband of Rose (Perillo) and father of Mane lions in her memory may be made' terpen nf 223 I ilpenwonrf to the Lupus Foundation. fir.5MFnu Newton. Beloved husband of Mag Catania of Melrose. Rita Campbell In Somerville Anril An Huntinctfin ave "Rostnn ot- th ir.

tonetta (Eulloi. belovpri nt Lewis or cataumet. ana josepn Dalton of Winchester. Also survived by 11 grandchildren. Funeral from the J.

B. Cole and Gleason. Milton Home for Funerals. 5 Canton AT MILTON VILLAGE dalene iHcifen. Devoted tatner ot Janet Blumenthal of Atlanta Ga.

and Carol Fuvs of NY. Dear the late Marino: mother of Felix thritus Foundation Mass. General Hospital. Boston. G-randiater of Rebecca umeniha and Andrew Fuvs.

Dear brother of on Thursday ai 8 a.m. Funeral ft In Roslindale Anril Mas at St. Elizabeth's Church. Susan M. tDuker) beloved wife of of Burlington.

Adeline Carter ol Everett. Joseph Santo Jr. of Mel-i rose; brother of John Santo ana! Adeline Centola of Brighton; alsol 16 grandchildren. Funeral from the Salvatore Rocco and Sons Funeral Home. 331 Main EVERETT Thursday at 8 a.m.

Funeral Mass in St. Therese Church, at if a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9, Wednesday 2-4. 7-9.

Fabian Berstein of Waltham. ber-j vices at the Levine chapel. 470; Harvard BROOKLINE oni Wednesday Anril 9th at 10:30 a.m. ana iuicnaei Meoll of California: Mrs. Armand (Camille) Chastenay of Vermont; Mrs.

Leo Nancy i Ap-nelstcin of Brookline: Miss Dorothy Meoli and Mrs. Charles Anna) Casey of Somerville: also survived by 9 grandchildren and 3 greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the Dello Russo Funeral Home. 306 Main MEDFORn Frirfai- "Fu Milton at 9 clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment Winthrop Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions in his memory may be sent to the American Cancer Society, or the Youville Hospital. Cambridge. Memorial week at his late residence.

Remembrances may be made to the American Cancer So me timer ft. loving mother of ret. Capt. of Detectives Robert W. of Maryland.

Henry J. of Roslindale and Mrs. Domenic (Charlotte) J. Bianculli of Dorchester: sister of Mrs. Alice L.

Cahill of Worcester. Mrs. Geneva Schissel of Mashnee Village and William Duker of Clinton. Md. Survived by 8 grandchil-arep and 7 great grandchildren.

VlSlting hours in the Mllrnhv ciety. BICKFORD In Ouincy. suddenly. Auril 8. Haroid.

beloved hus SARXACCHIARO Of Revere, for neral Mass in St. Anthony's Church Somerville. Relatives and -friends are respectfully invited. Visiting hours Thursday only 2-4 and 7-9 Del.ANG Of Canton, suddenly. band of Bessie i Connolly), beloved merly ot cast Boston.

April 6. Joseph: beloved husband of Antonia father of Harold R. of Whitman. April 7. 197o.

Robert A. Beloved son of Barbara M. (Adams) and (Rosetti): father of Giovana D'Am- p.m. lime ol tne Mass later. CieorEe H.

ol Saueus. William Cierard F. De ane. Brother of Ge neral Home. 1020 Dorchester DORCHESTER.

Wednesday 7-9 Raymond C. both of Dorchester1 and Mrs. Carol A. Lynch of Qui.n- rard Nancy Susan Patricia A. and T.nri A.

npT.ane. H. L. Harley, social studies 1 pioneer, Simmons teacher cy. Also survived oy 'za grandchil MITCHELL Of Jamaica Plain.

In Richmond, Va. April 8, 1975. James command performance was her greatest thrill, she said in later years there was one experience she would never forget. "We were playing the Hippodrome in New York City," she said, "and on the bill with us was a stilt-walking act. One of the men, a Mr.

Leach, was from England and was always affable with the rest of the cast. "That was about 1924 or 1925, I think. Anyway, imagine my surprise when I saw him in the movies years later, a big star. dren. Funeral Services at the Funeral from the Joseph P.

Roache Home for Funerals, 210 Sherman J. (Mike), beloved husband of Bnen uneral Home. 146 Dor Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. Funeral Mass in St. Joseph's Church.

Wood Hyde Park. Friday morning, Anril 11 at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. In lieu of flowers donations in her memnrv Barbara (Smith): loving son of Drosio and Antonio. Maria Bel-monte.

all of Winthrop. Salvatore. Wanda. Assunta and Silvestro. all of Revere.

Marcello of Chelsea: brother of Maria Martone of East Boston. Funeral from the Rapino Memorial Home. 9 Chelsea Maverick Sa-. EAST BOSTON. Thursday at 8 Funeral Mass in Our Lady of Lourdes Church.

Beachfnont. at 9. Relatives and Chester SL'TH BOSTON, Friday at 11 a.m. Relatives and CANTON Friday. April 11 at 9 a.m.

Conceiebrated funeral Mass in St. John's Church at 10. Relatives Mrs. wora (Mcuonough) Mitchell, and the late James father of friends invited. Visiting hours' James of Edward of West Wednesday 1-2.

Thursday 2-4 and tnade to the American Cancer Society. Parking in rear of funeral ana trienas respectfully invited and may visit Wednesday eve. 7-fl 7-v p.m. Koxoury; Diane ot west Roxbury. and the late Robert Mitchell: JBRi ANT Of Saueus, suddenly in and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

In lieu of flower Hrtnatinnc wiav htt friends invited to attend. Visiting isaugus. April a. ioton husband of Edna E. (Graham) Bryant of 7 brother of Edward of Quincy.

and Mrs. Walter (Mary) Rush of Jamaica Plain: grandfather of T.nri made in his memory to Xaverian! HAYDEN In Arlington. April 5. Ed- greenwood saugus, age Mitchell of West Roxbury. Funeral warn ororner ot itaymond Hay-den of Nova Scotia.

Pauline Hay. years and father of Thomas Bromers tiign uu Clapboard Tree Westood, Mass. 02090. nours inesaay ana weanesaay 2-4 and 7-9. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

Parking in rear of funeral home. SHEAFF Of Wakefield. April 8. trom tne p. k.

Murray iTjnera Everett; son of Mrs. Agnes of Cm, OTie anrl h.ntW Home. 2000 Centre WEST ROXBURY Friday. April 11. at 8.

ft.iini. ivt d'ENTREMONT flf Dover. Anril den, Brayfield. and Guy B. Keir-stead of Arlington.

Funeral services at the D. W. Grannan Son Funeral Home. .178 Mass. Ave and friends are invited to attend Robert William, father of Mrs.

Wil liam B. McGill of Dover and Blanch D. (Willey). widow of Charles W. Sheaff.

of 8 Parker Rd. Mother of Carl, of So. Portland ARLINGTON. Wednesday morning brother of Donald d'Entremont of the funeral services at the Bisbee Funeral Home. 549 Lincoln SAUGUS on Friday at 9:30 a.m.

Cremation in Woodlawn Cemetery. uecinam. Margaret burrette of Yar. skiff' -ay v- -M 4MT iu uuulr. visiting nours lues-day evening 7-9.

Late Veteran of WWII. Funeral Mass in Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kindly Invited. Late member of Mission Hill Post. A.L., and Roofers' Union.

Local No. 33. Visiting hours Wednesday. 7-9 p.m. and Thursday.

2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery. mouth. Nova Scotia.

Philomena Amiraiilt. Charles d'Entremont and Richard of Wollaston. Harold of Andover. Florence Farrington of Havward. Calif.

Marparpt fillr. DEATHS Virginia a ton all ot Puomco. N.s Also survived hv ffranriphilrtren dam of Peabody. and Ruth Farr of HIBBARp In Everett. April 7.

Mary i Everett. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friends wishing to do so may send contributions in his memory to your local Cancer Fund or the pharitv nf your choice. ivieanvuie.

fa. Also survived bv 23 Funral services the Eaton Fu (Russell), beloved wife of the late Austin F. mother of TJnv anrl granacniiaren. 48 great-grander) 1- Harrison L. Harley, 88, former head of the department of philosophy and psychology at Simmons College and one time chief psychologist for the Illinois Division of Criminology, died Monday at his home, 58 Pleasant Brookline, where private family Quaker services were held that evening.

Prof. Harley was a native of Kenilworth, attended Juniata College in Pennsylvania and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1911. TRESKA James In Woburn. April beloved hnshanri neral Home, lasi Highland Ave. dren.

and 1 great-grandchild. Fu NttllHAM. Friday. April at 10 t'ilfc'MITCHIE -Formerfy of, Lexington ton: Helen Kelley, Phyllis Hibbard neral services at the Morrison Fu neral Home. 13 Yale WAKE- a.m.

nunai in feier cemetery. Pubnico. N.S. In lieu of flowers and Marv Walsh all nf V.rnH. ana an Kiver, in tonaviue.

April BUCKLEY In Boston. April 8. Rev. Edmund E. Buckley.

Pastor of the 8. George in his 80th year, hus memorials may be made to the fili.d, Tuesday, a t2 D.m. No visiting nours. Holy Rosary Church, wmthroo. Beloved snn of the late John Marie T.

(Reardon) Treska of 6 Karen Rd. and devoted father of Mrs. Ke-neth A. (Donna) Reed. Richard T.

Treska. both of Woburn and Arthur J. Treska of Burlington and son of Sophie (Christo) Treska of Braintree. Brother of William, of Readville and Mrs. Walter Park band of Mary (Maycock) Mitchie, of Moss Hill Harwich.

Funeral from the Eaton Blute Fu neari una. DeVITO In Somerville. Anril 8 1975. Michael, beloved snn nf An. and F.llen M.

I Sweeney Buckley. Evelyn Harris and Dorothy Williams of Florida: Charlotte Erick-scn of California: Joanne Merola of Andover and Hugh of Revere: sister of George H. Russell of Everett. Also survived by seventeen SHIELDS Of the South End Anril Bmther of Margaret Lawton of 1 Ouincv. Bessie Surnian of Dorche: i.

iviary. beloved wife of the late neral Home. 678 Main HARWICH (Center) Thursday. April 10. at 9:15 a.m.

Funeral Mass in Holy gelo and the late Gaetana DeVito of Wilmington; brother of Carmen ter. Helen McDonoueh and Mary er of Braintree. Funeral from the nernara. runerai trom the r. Higgins Funeral Home.

423B Wash grandchildren and three great- C. Buckley of South 'Boston. Also ot rtinnsion ana jonn uevno survived hv nieces and 3 neph Watertown. Mrs. Louise Bruce of u-yiicn-cantmon funeral Home, 263 Main WOBURN.

Thursday. ington ROSLINDALE Thursday. April 10. at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass.

in the Chanel of the ews. Visiting hours at the Magrath Wilmington, funeral trom the An- Trinity Church, West Harwich, at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday. 2-4 and 7-9 n.m.

Interment Island Pond granuennaren. funeral irom the Cafasso Sons Funeral Home. 65 Clark St. (cor. of Main EVERETT Thursday morning at 8.

Funeral Mass in the Immaculate inony r. iora and son Funeral Funeral Home. 32o Chelsea St. I al April 10 at 9 a.m. Funeral services at the Albania- Orthodox Cathedral of St.

George. 523 Broadway Cathedral of the Holy Cross riome. in i wasnington St. on Fri Dav So.) FAST BOSTON. Wedn.es- Cemetery.

Harwich. day. April 11 at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Joseph's Church dav 2-4 and 7-9.

Father Buckley will lie in state in Holv Rosarv South Boston at 10. Calling hours at 9 clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9; parking in rear of funeral' Conception Church at 9. Relatives and friends are respectfully in weanesaay 2-4, 7-9.

In Melrose. April vited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9 MONTAGUE Church. Winthroo. on Thursday, from 4-9 p.m.

where a Conceie nome on cummins Highway. Suddenly in Saugus. Anril I He taught at his alma i Union So.) at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends may call at the funeral home. Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Interment Belmont Cemetery. 8. H. Victor, beloved husband of1 o. Michael, husband of Johana p.m.

ana weanesaay 2- ana v-m p.m. Interment Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Arlington. In lieu of flowers please, contributions to the charity of your choice.

SINGtR Entered into rest April 8. Dora (Glickberg). of 49 Bayberry Theresa (Butler); father of Marry Paul B. Montague and Phyllis McNeil: brother of Carroll Montague and Irma Conley. Funeral from the Carroll Funeral Home.

721 rm (Co-dor) Venti of 481 Central Saugus. Age 67 years. Father of Mrs. Christine Ford and Michael both of Saugus. Brother of Alfred of Lynn.

Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral from the St. Laurent Funeral Home. 554 Western LYNN on Friday at unve. Sharon, beloved wife of Samuel Singer, devoted mother oi Harry Robbins of Sharon. Mrs.

Frances Forman of Sharon and Mrs. Anne Layton of Gardens. Ca! 11ISCOCK-Of Everett. Anril 8. Hed Salem Maplewood DEN.

Friday at 8 a.m. Funeral Belmont. DEVLIN Is Hyannis. suddenly, Anril 7. James age 66 years, of 221 West Bay Osterville.

formerly of Somerville and Lawrence: brother of Edward T. Devlin of Columbus. Georgia, and George J. Devlin of Dover, Mass. -Funeral from the Daniel F.

O'Brien Funeral brated Funeral Mass will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment New Calvary Cemetery. Do-1 nations in his memory to the charity of your choice would be appreciated. CAM ANN Entered into rest.

April 8, Milton, of 4 Amelia Win'niop. i Beloved husband of Doris iBei.il. I Dear son of Rebecca and the late Saul Camann. Devoted father of Richard and Philip, both of Win- Tvlnss at the St. Marv nf the An ley.

beloved husband of Llsie (Butt) and fither of Marion Baker of Ouincv. Thomas K. and David nunciation Church, Melrose, at 9 Loving sister of Mrs. Eva Caplan Ot California, dear ffranHmnther nl a ReUtives and friends are 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St.

M.ir- B. of Everett: brother of Ingram of vited to attend. Visiting hours' 9 grandchildren and 7 great-grand- sarei cnurcn. saugus at 9 a.m. Ivlalden and Herbert of Montreal Home.

2 Benton Rd. at Summer ennaren. services at the stanetsky-Schlossberg-Solomon Memorial su.MKKVILLE. Thursday April Also survived by 12 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Funeral Thursday.

and 7-9 P.m. MIHTAUKH In Newton Anril 10 at 9 a.m. followed by a Funeral Interment, Riverside Cemetery. Saugus. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday evening 7-9 and Thursday 2-4.

7-9. WILLIS Anril 8. In Dorchester- services at the salvation Army Cit adcl. 5th and Chestnut Chel Chapels. 824 Washington CANTON, Wednesday.

April 9. at 2 P.m. Memorial Week will be ob- Rachael (Rae) Murohv. beloved mass at fet. Catherine catholic Church, Somerville.

at 10 a.m. Rel throp. Loving orotner ern Camann of Brof.kline, Herbeit of Newton, Ruth Raphaelson of Drexel, Fa. Services at tne Stanet-. sky-Sehlossberg-Solam Memorial sea.

Friday at 11 a.m. Friends may HARRISON L. HARLEY 1960 pholo School, in cooperation with the Boston Central Labor Union. He was also involved with the Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women Workers in Industry, another original "and unique educational program-In later years he collaborated with a group of Greater Boston scholars to found the Samuel Adams School for Social Studies, a short-lived experiment that lasted four years: 1944-1943. He leaves his wife, Olive (Shellenberger); two sons, Harrison of Brookline and Edwin R.

of Newburypoiit; a daughter, Mrs. Jane Gaylord of Denver; eight grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren, f. atives and friends are invited to wife of Francis residence 50 Jefferson mother of Timothy servea at tne nome of Mr. Harold son of Mrs. Ruby Smith attend.

Interment in Mosswood call at the Shattuck Funeral Home. 605 Broadway. EVERETT Thursday ot uorcnester: tatner ot Kuoy Jen kins and Harnld of John ana Mary Jean Mur-taugh, sister of Gertrude Dineen Helen Stanford and Jean Crawley. cemetery, cotuit. visiting hours at the funeral home Wednesday 2-4 ana i-y.

Chapels, 1668 Beacon BROOK- Harry Robbins of 5 Robin Sharon. In lieu of flowers expressions of sympathy in her memory may be donated to the Cancer LINE, on Wednesday, April 9 at yille. brother of Cheroyl and ana t-v p.m. 10 a.m. Memorial Week will be nowarrt smith ot Boston and Ad Funeral from the Martin E.

Conroy Funeral Home. 439 Washington HODGES Peggy Cartwrtght. late DEVLIN Of Roslindale. April 7. Jo Ot Winntcut Stratham line Johnson of Hartford.

Conn. Funeral Thursday. 1 p.m.. at the una. SINNOTT Joseph P.

of Boston, fa. observed at hie late residence. Ex-' rtressions of sympathy in his 1 memory may be donated to The N.H... died April 7. in Boston.

Me ij i iiiw uaj a. a a.iii, neral Mass in the Church of Our Bullock Funeral Home. 389 Wash mater after graduation and served as psychologist at the Lincoln, 111., State School 1915-17. He then took on the assignment as chief psychologist for the Illinois Division of Criminology where he remained until 1921. During that time he lived at Hull House, Chicago, where he was with Jane Add-ms, pioneer social worker.

He was also doing graduate work at Harvard University during these and receive his Ph.D. in 1919. Prof. Harlcy's career at Simmons College lasted 33 years. It began in 1920 i.nd ended with his retirement as head of tl.e de morial services win oe neia inurs-dav at 11 a.m.

at. the F.xeter Pon. Laay at 10 a.m. visiuru nours, ington IIIIKtnbnltK. Visiting ther of Robert and Mrs.

Muriel Kidney Foundation, Boston, Mass sephine icrokei. wife of the late James M. Devlin and mother of Dorothy J. Murphy of Roslindale. Also survived by 2 grandchildren.

Funeral from the Folsom Funeral Home. 63 Belgrade Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. nours Wednesday 7-9 p.m. Friends CANARIAN April 8. Agavnie of Mosher of Somerville.

brother of Charles of Chelsea. Raymond of gregationa Church. There will be' no visiting hours. Kindly omit. are mvuea.

flowers. Contributions may be NELSON Of Lynntield. at the Lexmgton; beloved wife of the Jate Karekin; father of Stella Johnson and grandfather of Bar- and Mrs. Dorothy Brett of Someryille. Funeral Mass at the Saugus General Hospital.

April 6, ROSLINDALE, Thursday at 9:15 a.m., followed by a Funeral Mass ANTIQUE DEALERS' UNIT NO. 5042 A. Clifford, husband of the late maae to the oral Roberts Prayer Group, co Miss Penny Manter, 380 Winnicut Stratham. N.H. vdiueaiai or tne noiy cross.

Bos nara Young and Aram Johnson Edna M. i Lane Ne son. Of 40 Pi ton, on Thursday at 10 a.m. In Private services at the St. James B'NAI B'RITH lings Pond Lynnfield.

formerly in Holy Name Church at. 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Tuesday. 7-9 p.m.

and Wednesday. 2-4 and 7-9 D.m. Interment at Brookdale Cemetery. Armenian Church, Watertown, Thursday. Anril 10.

at 1 pro. Me terment rioiy cross Cemetery. Mai den. Arrangements by Tobin Funeral Service of Boston. of saugus and Florida, age 74 years.

Father of James C. of Lynn- We regret to announce the death of HOECKEL Of Dedham. April 7J Theodore Arthur Rnhprt TTT hits- morial gifts mav be made to the field. Mrs. Norma G.

Arsenauit of josepn morns Asnes. our late mem- her anrf a 7i. Drncirf.nl.Vl.M band of Patricia (Baker) and fa-l aDove named cnurch ana tne iNa tmnal Anriatinn for Armenian! Beatora, n.h.; stepfather of Ronald Sutherland of Wakefield. SULLIVAN Of Somerville. April will be held at' the Levine' Mcm- tner ot nodi ana Theodore R.

IV. Studies and Research. Renoing DIGNAN In Mcthuen April 7. Mar son of Dorothy V. Sweet i and the Brother of Mrs.

Anna Brennan of Jonn. beloved husband of Margaret orlal Chapel. 470 Harvard Brook-(Kmghtly) Sullivan; father Wednesday. April 9 at 1 p.m. at the Mardirosian Funeral Home ir-ii? ineoaore ft.

rioecke Mrs. Sylvia Baker of Ma den garrl H. iBarrcltl Dlgoan, age 74 of 475 Lowell Mcthuen. wife of Brother of Nancy E. Hoeckel and Members niease attend and Vera Palady of Saugus.

Rela Wendy L. Whitman, arandson of Sir nev J. Paine. President tives and friends are invited to at 578 Mt. Auburn Street.

WATEIt-TOWN. No visiting hours, please. CHELTENHAM In Boston. April 7. Bertha (Williams) Cheltenham.

155 Northampton Boston, wltc of Mary Snyder. Recording Secretary abiics ana ineoaore Hoeckel. services at the fTiverriale CrtnBrona. George sister of ot Salem, N.H. and Michael J.

Barrett Jr. of Oxnard. California. Funeral Mass will be offered on Fri tional Church. Dedham.

Thursday Robert Sullivan. Elizabeth Cabral. Eileen Graham, Mary Hamilton and the lale John Sullivan; also survived by 13 grandchildren. Funeral from the John C. Burns Sons Funeral Home.

305 Broadway. CAMBRIDGE. Thursday. April 10. at 8 a.m.

Funeral lVtade in 7 JOHN BALLANTYNE LODGE day at 9 o'clock in St. Monica's tend the funeral services at the Bisbee Funeral Home. 549 Lincoln SAUGCS. on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Interment in Puritan Lawn Memorial Park.

W. Peabody. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. at. p.m.

neiaiives ana friends ln-vttcd. Visting hours at Folsom Fn-i Chmp i. hnrial will he in Immacu Home. R3 Belgrade ROS- late Conception Cemetery. Calling; No.

5, of hours Wednesday 7-9 p.m., Thurs the late Reginald Clicllennain; sts- tcr of the late Lydia i Williams Thomas. Survived by 8 nieces. 6 nephews and a host of relatives! i and Reposing at the Chis- olm Funeral Chapel, 532 Columbus i BOSTON. Funeral from the! xu Ai t. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

day 2-4 and 7-8 at the John Bieen seph's Church. Somerville. at We regretfully announce the death Relatives and friends inviterf Vieiij P. C. Joscnh Morris Asnes.

Mondav. NICHOLAS Of Westwood. Aoril 7. Memorial Funeral Home inc. Clara I.

(Higginsl. Wile of William Amesbury St. LAWRENCE. ing hours Tuesday and Wednesday I Aoril 7. Services at Levine Chanel, IRWIV Of Winchester.

April 7 K. and mother of Marilyn Tomascl- 470 Harvard Street. Brookline. Wed Z-4 and 7-fl n.m. Interment 19i5.

Lillian A. (Norcrossr wife of the late Richard J. Irwin: lo of Norwood. Janet Baker of Relative, and friends Dl MINICO- In Wakefield, formerly Antonio. Joseph Cemetery, West Roxbury! Woodbridge.

sister of Ruth Family nresent at tne cnapei oi cji. dujiiun. o. mother of Mrs. Olive Cerasuolo April 9 at 1 p.m.

Brothers Please atlend. DONALD SHANBAR. C.C. HENRY FRANKS. Sec.

beloved husband of Maria (Masel Murray ot West Roxburv and r.e. Thursday evening 7-fl D.m. Mali partment of philosphy and psychology in 1953. During the 1920s Prof. Harley established a pioneering venture, the Boston Central Labor Union of Holbrook; Fred Bemis of loi.

Father of James A. Di Minico: TEEHAN In Dedham. formerly of veda Neyer of Norwood. Services at Folsom Funeral Home. 649 High WESTWOOD, Thursday at 11 cnariestown.

Mrs. Grace R. Maloney of California. Richard C. brother of Enrico Di Minico.

Louise Carangclo and Eleanor De Marco. Funeral from Maarath Funeral fax. N.S. and Montreal. Quebec newspapers please copy.

COS TKU.O In lirookline. Anril 7. Mary C. (Riley), wile of the late William 13 f'nvtello mnthPT nf Wl Dorchester. April 7.

John beloved, husband of Adeline (Verroc-chi); loving father of Ret. Sst. Dennis W. Teehan. D.P.D..

of Dedham; John J. Boston School a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment private. NODDIN Of Hull, Aor.

7, Frank ANCIENT i HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY and Jack H. Irwin, both of Woburn. and Mrs. A. Charlotte! Smith of Warwick.

R.I. Service in the West Medford Baptist Church. Boston corner of Harvard West Medford. Thursday at 01 uorcnester ana Carol A liam Police Chief of Co-cord, Arthur P. Costello.

Deputy Chief. Brookline hire Rnhi-l fn.telln nf War- Onnor of Hnlhronk: hrnthee nl M.mh.,. a- nn(irjJ co Home, 325 Chelsea (at Day Square) EAST BOSTON, Friday morning at 8:15. Funeral Mass in Mt. Carmel Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday and Thursday 2-4, 7-9. Veteran of World War II. James Teehan of Hull. Servived byiof Col.

Phillin R. McTiernan of West 11 a.m. Friends may visit at the rflnEhiirtf Wear Vnrk Also survived rooms uneral nome. mwooa 8ndu4 1reat-grand-1 Roxbury. Visiting hours at the Sr'u'1, IhejGormley Funeral Home.

Centre Murphy Home. 1020 Dor- West Roxbury. Wednesday. 7-9 by 10 grandchildren and 3 great tfi-anftcVillHien Funeral from the J. WINCHESTER, on Wednes nusnana oi Natalie (dacKden) Noddin of 3Va Porraizo Rd.

Age 78, beloved father of Lloyd Nod-din of Middleton, Glora Taylor of Rhode Island, Wilda Marshall of Hingham, Vila An-selmo of California and Merle Noddin of Hull, hrother of Ray Noddin of Virginia. Essie Mills of Rowley. Mass. and Vila Gas- day, z-4 and 7-. J.

Kirby Funeral Home. 58 Har vard BROOKLINE on Thu DIRUSSO In Somerville, Anrrtl day morning April 10 at 8:15 a.m 1975. Salvatore. beloved husband of KAPLAN Entered into rest. April 8.

Beatrice, formerly of Common Marv (Torrlerei. father of Vincent Chester Ave DORCHESTER Tues-land Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Fu-day, (-9: Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9ineral Mass in St. Theresa's Church. Xuner.al st- iCentre West Roxbury Friday at TAettii 510rninB.no a.m.

Members are requested to April 10 at 10 clock Relatives attend In uniform, and friends Invited. em-, ROBERT L. MARR. Cmdr. ftn0lo b' flvBSSi0nAr.

L' GARRETT. Clerk. followed bv a Funeral Mass in t. Mary of the Assumption Church. Brookline at 9 o'clock.

Rciati' tonguay of Belmont. Also survived wealth Brighton, beloved wife nf the late Murray Kanlan. oy Yi grandchildren ana 8 great and friends are respectfully in devoted mother of Charles R. Kan- grandchildren. I uneral services Inn of Foxboro.

services at the vited. Visiting hours on Tuesday 7-9 p.m.. on Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment St. Joseph's Parking in rear of funeral home.

n.i U. em lirtll Stanctsky Schlossberg Solomon Thursday, Apr. 10 at 10 a.m. at the Downing Cottage Chape), 21 Pond HINfiH AM. Friends may call at the Chapel Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 m.

I Memorial Chapels. 1668 Beacon BROOKLINE. Wednesday, Anril 9, TENAGLIA In Brighton. Aoril 7. of Arlington, and Anne DiRusso of Winchester; brother of Lawrence DiRusso of Lexington, Mrs.

Roe Scalesse of Wl-chester. and Mrs. Mary Greco of Arlington. Funeral from the Anthony F. Cota it Son Funeral Home, 197 Washington SOMERVILLE, on Thursday, April 10, at 9 a.m.

Funeral Mass In the Immaculate Conception Church. (Alewife Brook Pky.l. at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends may call at at I p.m. There will be no memo- ria week.

In lieu of owers. ex NORTON Suddenly In Milton, urjuiB uiiuuy ruM nu. jiy irn We regret to announce the death of Member James A. Devlin. Ritual will be held on Wednesday night.

April 9 nt the Daniel O'Brien Funeral Home. 2 Benton Somerville. al 7:30 p.m. Comrades please attend. pressions of sympathy jn her memory mav be donated to the charity of your choice.

tne runerai nome grfRKFT, Nicola. Beloved husband of Car-mella (DelBenei. Father of Vincent S. of Newton. Frederick Allien and Arthur V.

Tenaglla. all of Brighton. Brother of Camillo Te-naglia of Phil. Late residence. 19 Matchett St.

Funeral from the Mc-Namara Funeral Home, 40 Washington BBIGBTON (at Lake St. I. Thursday meriting at 9 o'clock. Funeral Mass in Our Lady of the Presentation Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. Donald F. Thompson. Commander Kenneth E. Wlsple.

Chaplain Of Randolph. Aoril 7. (Hulti. wife of Austin and 7-9 p.m. Interment Wtldwood Lillian April 8.

Thomas Norton of a24 Central Av. Beloved husband of Grace M. (Healyi. father of George A. Norton of Milton, brother of Olive Norton of Boston.

Mildred Norton of New Jersey and Alice Pierce of Dtixburv. Funeral service private. Visiting hours at the J. B. Cole Ar Gleason MiMon Home for Funerals.

Canton Av. at MILTON VILLAGE o- Wednesday 7 to 9. In lieu of flowers contributions In Lisa Hamel, 23 Graduate student Funeral services for Lisa Hamel, 23, a teaching assistant in biology at Simmons College, will be tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Torf Funeral Chapel, Chelsea. Miss Hamel, of 84 Walnut Revere, died yesterday in Massachusetts General Hospital.

She graduated from Revere High School in 1969 and Simmons College in 1973. Since that time she had been doing graduate work at Simmons and the University of Massachusetts. Cemetery. Winchester. IN MEM0RIAM Kearney.

Residence 222 Allen St. Funeral from the Hurley Fu-nersl Home, 134 South Main RANDOLPH. Thursday at 2 P.m. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9 D.m.. DONOVAN In Somerville, April Maura (O'Rhaugh essy t.

Beloved wife of Thomas. Devoted daughter of Mrs. Rose (Cooke) O'Shaugh- Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 P.m. hi memory may be sent to the ni nmervine ana tne RH.htnn. Am-lt 7 visiting hours Tuesday even.ng 7-9 p.m.

and Wednesday 2-4 a rticharri O'Shauahnetsv. Heart fund. A. i Curtis beloved n-t I ill, an RirhnrH nf ew Hampshire 7- p.m. wife of the late Thomas, F.

Kier- O'flOWD-Of Sandwich. for- Bernard and Robert of Reading Funeral fiom Catalrio Funrra' merlv of Rcadmg. April 8. Alice -TfHFFAI'LT Of North Cambridge in Bradentnn. April 7.

Alice A. (Nortoni; wife of the late Robert Th flail of 50 Chnrrhi tian. Funeral from tne j. warren Sullivan Funeral Home, 35 Hen-nhaw HRK.HTON. (Opposite St.

F.lbabeth's Hospitali, Thursday, at 10 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Col-umbkllle's Church tit 11 a.m. Relatives and friend invtted. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9 p.m.

Home. 374 Broadway. KOMkr-VII. I. Friday at 815 a Funeral Mass in St.

Ann's Church at 9 a.m. Kelatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9. Thurs day 2 4. 7 9 Late long time slnff North Cambridge: beloved sister of Ernest Norton of Ai GLENW000 MEMORIALS J89-23I6 2fi1 Washington Revere Buy Direct No Salesman Comm.

Inoton. Homer Norton of Brockton. Marie (Gormlici. wile of the late James O'Dowd: mother of Michael of Sandwich: Timothy of Center-vllle; Mr. Jean Howe of North Reading and Mrs.

Sandra Smith of Westford: sister of George Gormley of San Dieao. and Phyllis Gormley of Martha's vineyard. Services at the Edgerley Flessom Funeial Home, 743 Main READING, Friday. April 11 at 1(1 a.m. Friend may rail Wednesday and Thursday 7-9 p.m, oenn and Norton or Actnn member of U.S.

Brooke. Menilie KORKT In Brighton. Aoril 8. rn! till I Antn (Pikau-kasi. late residence ulnns Junior College Morrow beloved wife of the senator r.dwarn w.

1371 MARY T. (O'NEIL) OAtLEr 1975 In mv lonely hours ef thinking Thought of you are so dear. I who love you Sadly miss you as It dawns fourth yrsr. A smile for sit. A heart of pure sold.

The het mother Ihls world could hold. Deep In my hesrt Are memories of yon Thai I shall hold dear For all mv life. Never to he forgotten br her daushier Polly. 19S0 JAMES H. VOLZ -1975 1-Mb Anniversary Mas lo he said In Mission I hnrrli, Roxhury Thursday, April HI st a.m.

Like falling leave the years so by. hut the memory of you will never rile. In ur hearts you will slways star, loved and remembered every day. Lovingly remembered, but sadlv mled. Wife, sons, dsugbters nd Alutnnl of An In lieu of (lowers donations may P.

11. McTiernan Teacher 30 years Philip R. a Boston teacher for 30 years and former commandant of Massachusetts Military Academy, died yesterday at Faulkner Hospital. Mr. McTiernan, of 19 Lorette West Roxbury, was a native of Boston nd a graduate of Boston University School of Education.

Before his retirement from the Boston school system in 1973, he was at Woodiow Wilson Junior High School teaching industrial arts. He served for five years during World War II as an Air Force officer, leaving in 1945 with the rank of captain. He rejoined Massachusetts National Guard that same year and was named commandant of the Massachusetts Military Academy in 1968, resigning in 1973 with the rank of brigadier-general. He was a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co. of Boston.

Mr. McTiernan leaves his wife, Eleanor (Schworcr); three daughters, Mrs. Lynda M. Francis of Mattapoisett, Mrs. Janet A.

DiStefano of North Quincy and Susan E. of West Roxbury; two sisters, Mrs, Katherine Duffy of West Roxbury and Mrs. Marion Ganzel nf West Quincy; a brother, Joseph E. of West Roxbury, and a grandson. A funeral Mass will be said at 10 a.m.

in St. Theresa's Church, West Roxbury. Burial will be in I St. Joseph's Cemetery, West Roxbury. l.ite Andrew, rlrvolrri mother ol IVtrr.

Funeral from the Gerald W. "id the late Mr. Antoinette Gieen of Wevmouth. Visting, hour at the Daniel H. Clancy Funeral Home.

100 Washington' WIVMOITH. on 2 4 and 7- 9. Time and nlace of Funerl Mass will be announced Thurday. ehman uncial Home. cani- I-cl brl due Thursday morning at PKAKHE In Maiden.

April 7. Harry Monumental Works 144 Berkshire Camti S47-3S)t Mass. Ave Arlington IW -V) 8 10 followed bv a Funeral Mas In Iwlnvcri husband nf Miriam be ma'te to the Cancer Fund. FLINT Robert formerly nf Oedham. retired from Rn ton Edison.

Monday, at his residence In Birmingham, Alithiimn. survived by his widow; his son Hiherl Flint: daughter TIRHKTTg In Brookline. April 7. Howard M. resident of Lralg Place.

Loving husband of the! Brown. Marlon Towlc, Hcna Miller lite M. Marguerite (Krepsi devoted father of Howard M. Walker, father of Miriam Cianciiilll and Arthur Pearsc. son of Cassandra i Li ud i and the late Harry A brother of Gcorae and Robert Fearse.

Servile at the Carroll Funeral Home. 721 Salem MaDle-wood MAI.DLN. Thursday at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends Invited. Retired memher of Maiden Fire Dent.

Visiting hour Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. and grandchildren. 1 i taAUiH 218 Wiimrd SI Uuincy. 41-02M) 911 Adams Dorchester Free booklet Open 9 10-S tewKsnury. carlo cantain.

Tew t. Devens. Also survived bv of l-SA. F-3 grand andchlldren Funeral from the SI. columiiKtiie cnurcn ai o'clock.

Relatives and friends are klnrllv Invited. Interment St. Jo-I ei)h Cenieler" Visiting hours Vednday 2-4 and 7-9. Suddenly in Florida, Apr) 7 formerly of East Boston, Stephen hus-bandof Edith (Cuddn and father ol Stephen A. Lombardoi7.

Jr. and Barbara Lombard Anglulo. Grandfather of Stephen Paul. John Edward, Christopher and Gennaro Jay Ansiulo. Brother of Paul (Angelot.

Marco (Mack). Mary and Angle Susie all of East Boaton. Beloved uncle of Tyu1e Vestnte of Florida. derhill. Florida.

April 7: wife of Lewis, mother of Richard and Vetcr. both nf Bnaton. Sister of IT 1.tlv Jb Clnf Vttmrnl Mnnie F. T. 4TO Harvard bhoivli.e.

IM i' nuivrtivi i niiwvnKi.iLi David of Mas. Funeral services Ol IHT nt Norwood Anril 8. Alfred iir. Comm. Av.

Thursday. April 10 at 2. o'clock. Service at tne All Samtt i ti e. A.

were held Tuesday. April 8 at (he Riverside Memorial Chapel. 1 171 nusoann oi tne laie vxirnne (Pyntti; son of Mrs. Katherine, Nnrthw.t Atst NRINF. 4 tvmnll OlwlMa 02150 (B9-1S62.

Opart Sunday. Bronze Markers For Memorial Parks (Cresseyl nd the late Alfred uulst; o'clocV." visiting hour Wednesday 7-9 Interment private. TORRKy Of Norwood, April Mnnr Flat-Ida, Interment Beth El Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Donations mav be made to your favorite Funeral Se-vicea In Josenh A.

Lan- charity. gnne Jr. Funeral nome. na ivicr- AI ACIIFR Of Flllerlm. Ann 7, rimae and New Chatdon Streets.

While in high school, she won a science fair contest the prize was a trip to Expo 67 in Montreal and was a scmifinalist in Westinghouse Elcctric's science talent contest. Miss Hamel studied voice at the New England Conservatory. As an undergraduate at Simmons she was a member of the glee, biology and chemistry clubs. She also did research at the Dcaconness Hospital and was a member of the National Science Foundation's summer research program. She leaves her parents, Mr, end Mrs, Arnold M.

Hamel and a brother, Neal. 1923-dHHIE E. TAHSEY 1975 I'nlll we meet, M. I.ovlnr-Iv rrinemhered and sadly missed, Masses being said. Ilelra and Pat.

HELEN I. flSKER 1 ovlnrlr remembered sorl sadlv missed no her birthday and alwsys by ber busbaod and friends. 19B6 LOUISf 0UINUI(-1975 KsrtlT mled br son, dsush-lers and grsndehlldren. 19SKTHK NEE0EU1975 f.orlnctv remembered and sadly minrrl bv bis fsmllr. BOSTON, Thursday at 10 s.rn Relatives and friends Invited.

VWIIng Tinner oi cii-im-ii iiii William C. of Norwood! brother of Dorothy Slekl of Hyde Park. Kenneth of Winthrop. Eileen Andernn of Framlngham and Sr. Master Sgt, Richard Qunl.

A F. end Patrlrla Wood of Norwood, the late Ella Gardner of Waltham. the lat Ro-hert Oulst of Miami, Fla. Ftinral services In (he Grare Episcopal Churrh, Norwood. April 10 at 2 D.m.

Please omit flower. Display OM.ce Fuller Ever ell MfroftiMU 4 Mtnrirt mwwvith tiv aw rwtt hniir UHnrHnv rtnlv 2 tft 4 and jonn 1. nemvrn rn Gloria (Caswell i. Father nf John T. Jr.

of Ulllrrlfa and Mrs. Gloria Tttntall of North Chelmr-fnrrt hrother of Mt Marguerite hticklev end Jame Gallagher both of rtnxhtirv. Mrs. Anna Henehan of 7 9 Mi, In lieu of flower dona c. loevinei of 144 Lincoln wife of the tat Joseph E.

ToiTey. mother of Mrs. Lout Grosso of Norwood, lter of John Pe-vlne, Patrick and Jame De-vine, all of Norwood and Thomas Devlne of Boston, and tle latv Warlln Peter Frsncis. Joseph, Margaret, and Mr. Bella Getting.

Funeral from the Gtlooly Funeral Home. 121 Walnole St. (Rte I A NORWOOD. Thursday, Anril 10 at A a m. Funeral Ma tion mav ne mane to ine neart.

Fund. Late Veteran WW n. Boston and' Bernard of U'fIS tn Randolph April 8. Tgnns, Billpi'rs Funeral from The Swee-i in lilt nunann or me inic eres and A.M ri.l-nl.ri fit Donation to the American Cancer Society. Newhurv Boston would be appreciated.

Bath, Maine papers Fraud of Buffalo. NY. and Ill isumnae hi FA nr St. Joseptt Cemetery. West HOT 41 Nn Csry SI Brockton, JU Please copy.

Mt. Nellie i Lee J.I uaviru ot at St. Catherine Church at 9: a m. Relative and friend Invited Visiting hour Wednesday 2-4. 7-9 Rndnlnh Survived al-o ty 5 RANKIN In Dorcheter, Anril 4 nev Vemottal Funeral Home, ne limrprd rrl Bll.l KIMCA.

00 Thursday al 8 a.m. Kwneral Mass at! ft Ttiere' t.htllc.i, at 9 n.m. llelalive and friend tepei-tfitlly hnurs Werinctlay 4 and 7 9 in. Late employee of Hood A Snn. i Jdmes A nf 1 VeMinlH ToriBi-i, sranni nunren ann i arpai iimo- the Funeral Irom Tfl ACV-TR ACInK AH In South! hii'liailrl of the late Dorothy r.

let ttihin Funeral Home. 044 East! Boton. April 7, waiter s. neioven. CARD OF THANKS The Family of the Late ANDREA LEIGH HOPNER fi A I.I ANT flf Rilttlnitor).

April 7, Limiminft riwr. Hosimilale Broadway, sot Til mis iii. April II followed by a Funeral, Mn at St. 1'etcr' Lithuanian at m. Relative audi nui rn ai a ter lather or Nigel.

Lament. Terry, Lwrn of Greensboro. N.r,! and Mr. Sherrol Freeman of Eat Orange, N.J.I son of William audi (he laate Mr, Rankin of Cireen-hnro: brother of William Mr. I htuband of Mikall'la devoted lather of Mr.

Beiih- Krancirlo nf South Ponton and the iate Mr. Anna Morcla: also tir-vlved bv 4 grandchildren and M.I Mt Auburn Csmbridnn 14 Perm 8t Ouincv Tel at.iQfl' Kindly invited, visiting kindly friend are nnui Wednesday Thursday 2 4 and ntherlne Ann Gallant, fnrmerlv of Purity Siiriti Rd mother of Marv O. Fay or Burilnainii and Edwin Baylls of Cambridge Funeral from the Everett Hixhy f. I 14 121 evening 7-s and Extend our heartfelt appreciation gieat grandchildren. Visiting 7.9 Inter-! Thelma Gilcret nf Dorchester.

Mr. Clara Pirr nf Falmouth, Mrs. Gloria Chapman of Grcenhoro; rienhew of Mr. Margaret Murray: al the Joseph W. Caner and Snn to all who graciously Funeral Hnme.

1R.7 Dorchester rnmfnrted at a time when It ment Forest Hills Cemetery. HiMtLRN. Thursday morning, at VK Formerly of Brook fu lowed by a Funeral Ma In St. line. prti i.

carrie in.icvieae SOI TH BOSTON. Tuedav 7 mni needed. We gratefully Wednesday 2-4 and 7-W n.m. He many expression neral Ma In SI. Peter Llthuani-jnf love, sympathy and klndne ev an r'hurrh Vntilh knitntl TJmr.J I PflHrri In II fmm relative, friend.

ianrlnn of Mr. Nerier Dunlao nf Rmln. Viineenl TVitipsriav 11 3800 yVaort'ngton 8t Ftosirndai Since 1A62 Mat leading Committal service in Westview Burial will be In Ahavis Malachv Church, at 9 a m.l Fi-ipnria mav rail at the funeral a m. at Ih Bullork runerai Home, Monument Specialists SJHM Cemetrrv, Thursday, April in at 11 a in Arrangements hv Short-WU-limon-Diainond, Belmont, dav. April 10 at am.

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