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BOSTON SUNDAY GI.OUK NOVEMBER 8. 19H1 69 Ttrf DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS Oilier obituaries. Page 67' Anton H. Rice Jr. us an iiiM'sliiH'iil hunker: 72 30OAQE2O Jane R.

Pike, 51; let the public in on her 'living9 battle with cancer SARDINA Mary (Runci) of Hingham formerly of Dorchester. November 6. wife ot the late James Sardma mother of Rose M. Oegnan of Hingnam, Ruth A. Sarrpo ot Whitman, Francis W.

Sardma of Hingham. Joseph Sardma ot South Weymouth, James Sardma Jr. ot East Weymouth, sister of John Runci of Hingham, Thomas Runcy ot West Roxbury, William Runct of Wollaston. Edward Runci ot Norwood, Rose Chandler and Virginia Riptey both of R.I. and the late Alfred Runci ot CA.

Also survived by 7 grandchildren and 1 great grandson. Funeral from the McDonald Funeral Home, SOUTH WEYMOUTH, at 609 Mam (Rte. 18. op- South Shore Hospital) uesday, at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in St.

Pauls Church, Hingham at 10 o'clock Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday evening 7-9. Monday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment St. Michael's Cemetery.

Boston. J- SCENA Of Denver, formerly of Roslindale. November 5. Mary sister of Gatindia of Denver. Mrs.

Paul Lawrence ot Falmouth. Arthur A. of Denver, Gustav of Florida. Ernest of Roslindale and Et-tore ot Denver. Visiting Hours at, The F.

J. Higgms Funeral Home, 4236 Washington ROSLINDALE SQUARE, Tuesday. November 10, 11-1 30. followed by a Graveside Service in Forest Htlls Cemetery at 2. Relatives and friends invited.

In lieu of flowers contributions to Medical Missionarys of Mary, 1 Arlington Winchester. MA. Parking rear of Funeral Home on Cummins Highway. Jane R. (Rosenthal) Pike, of Cambridge, who wrote newspaper articles and appeared on television to tell what life was like while living with cancer, died of that disease Friday in Mt.

Auburn Hospital in Cambridge. She was 51 She also spoke to numerous social workers, health-care groups, patients and family members, stressing the aspects of living, rather than dying and death. Mrs. Pike videotaped material that was used at the Omega Hospice program in Somerville, and her interview on Channel 2, entitled, "Living with Cancer," was shown throughout the country. She was born in Newton and graduated from Provincetown High School and Wellesley College, where she majored in zoology.

She later did graduate work at Columbia University. Mrs. Pike' worked as a therapist at Johns Hopkins University in Washington, D.C., and at the Perkins School for the Blind in Water-town. She also had worked as a research technician at Massachusetts General Hospital and at MIT. She sang eight years with the MIT Choral Society and in 1958 was with the group when it sang in Munich on that city's 800th anniversary.

She also toured with the group in London, Paris, Bonn and Berlin. She and her husband, Arthur L. Pike, also sang at Grace Episcopal Church in Newton, and with the choir of Christ Church in Cambridge. Although cancer altered their more elaborate plans, they did spend some time in 1978 in Munich where they sang with the cathedral choir of Frauenkirche. Mrs.

Pike lived for a number of years in Arlington and was active in Girl Scout work there. The increasing seriousness of her illness prevented her from completing graduate work as a research librarian, but she became an archivist at Christ Church and worked on transferring a number of 18th century documents to microfilm. Besides her husband, she leaves two daughters, Sarah M. Robson of Tewksbury and Katherine S. Pike of Cambridge.

A memorial service will be conducted at noon Friday in Christ Church, Cambridge. MITCHELL Ot Nurin Weymouth November Cr.irte;s A Husband ot me late Maria A. (Kellyj Beloved lister of Mrs Margaret Lane StocKert ot Pompano Beacn. formerly of North Scituate. Also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Funeral from the Daniel H. Clancy Funeral Home. 100 Washington St WEYMOUTH on Tuesday at 9 a Funeral mass at St. Jeromes Church. North Weymouth at 10 a Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Monday 2-4 and Formei Employee Fore River Shipyard and former member Holy Name Societies. St Anthony's Church. Cohasset and St Jerome's Church. North Weymouth MITCH EM By accident November 5, Richard S. in Bos-" ton.

beloved son ot Marilyn Mitchem of Duxbury. b'other of Alva of Duxbury, Crolyn Hay ling and Liia Ricard of Calif. Survived by many relatives and friends. Funeral mass monday 10 a.m. at the Cathedral ot the Holy Cross, Boston.

Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 7-9 Bullock Funeral Home. 1505 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan Late employee of the New England Telephone Co Interment in Duxbury Cemetery MUNROE Of Falmouth, Nov 6. Jessie A (MacKinnon), wife of the late James A Munroe and mother of Elinor Van Ham of East Falmouth and Howard Munroe of Florida; sister ot Laura Good of Falmouth, John Peter and the late Laugh-hn D. MacKinnon, alt of Canada, foster sister of Viola MacKay of Burlington.

also survived by 3 grandchildren and 3 gieat grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at Folsom Funeral Chapel. 63 Belgrade Ave ROSLINDALE. Monday at 1 p.m Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In lieu ot flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Stratford St.

United Church. 77 Stratford West Roxbury, Mass. 02132. MUPPHY Of Medford. after a long illness.

November 6. Joseph Michael Murphy, beloved husband of Arlene (Golden), father of Mrs. Maura Boermeester of Medford. Dr. Joseph Murphy Jr.

of Winchester, brother of Mrs. Aileen Quirk of Medford. Also survived by 4 grandchildren. Kiera Boer- meester. Jessica.

Jultanne and Joseph Murphy III. Funeral from the Gaffey Me- morial Funeral Home. 43 1 High MEDFORD SQ on Monday. November 9 at 9 a followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Raphael's Church at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7 tp 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Please omit flowers. Expres- sions of sympathy may be made in his memory to the Lawrence Memorial Hospital Development Fund.

170 Governor's Medford. Ma. IRVINGT0N, N.Yi A memorial service will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the Irvlngton Presbyterian Church for Anton H. Rice Jn, an Investment banker and senior vice president of Shearson American Express Co.

He died of heart attack Thursday on the Hawaiian island of Maui, where he was attending meetings of ShearsonAmerican Express. He was 72. Born in Cambridge, Mr. Rice was graduated with honors from Cambridge High and Latin School. He was graduated from Harvard College in 1931 and from Harvard Business School In 1933.

He then accepted a position with Dennison Manufacturing Co. in Framingham, Mass. and later Joined the Western Union in Boston. In 1936 he joined Spencer Trask a brokerage firm in New York City, and in 1943 he became a partner in that company. He served in that capacity until 1968, when he became senior vice president and In 1977 Spencer Trask Inc.

merged with the brokerage firm of Hornblower Weeks and Mr. Rice served as senior vice president and director of Hornblower, Weeks, Noyes Trask Inc. and later as senior vice president. Loeb Rhodes Hornblower, Shearson Loeb Rhodes and ShearsonAmerican Express Co. All were successors by merger.

Mr. Rice held a number of other corporate directorships and offices, including president and director of the Broadway Realty and director of Alrwick: Industries Superior Steel Corp.J Wickwire Spencer Steel Colonial Life Insurance Co. and the Strana-han Foil Co. Inc. At the time of his death, he was serving as director and treasurer of the Corporation of Yaddo, an artists' colony in Saratoga Springs.

He was a member of the investment SCIORTINO Of Melrose formerly ot East Boston, November 7. Christina (Scior-tino). beloved wife of the late Gaetano. loving mother of Vincenza DeFeo ot Melrose, Luigi of Stoneham and the late Joseph. Grandmother of June DeFeo.

Also survived by 7 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral from the Di Pietro Vazza Funeral Home. 11 Henry (Opposite Maverick Station), EAST BOSTON. Tuesday Morning at 8. Funeral Mass In St.

Lazarus' Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday Evening 7-9, Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment St. Michael's Cemetery Boston.

Parking with attendance at front entrance of gas station. Coleman V. McDonough, 52, was Boston firefighter for 21 years SEtER Of Nashua. formerly of Lexington, Novem- ber 5, 1981. Alice L.

(Sharkey). Beloved wife of the late John F. Seier. Mother of John M. Seier and Mother-in-law of Janet M.

Seier of Nashua, N.H. Sister of Robert E. Sharkey of Lexington. John Sharkey of Waterton and Charles Sharkey of Cambridge. Funeral from the Bedford Funeral Home.

167 Great BEDFORD, Monday, November 9 at 9 a.m. followed by a funeral mass in St. Brigid's Church, Lexington at 10 a.m. Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. G.

Wm. dark Jr. Funeral Director. ANTON H.RICE 1956 photo committee of the Southern Educa-tion Foundation and was treasurer of the St. Faith's House Foundation, in New York's Westchester County.

Mr. Rice was a sports enthusi- ast and enjoyed skeet and trap shooting. He won many awards in competitions at the Sleepy Hollow Club and the Campfire Club in New York. He was a member of the Harvard Ctul of New York City, the Duquesnej Club of Pittsburgh, and the Minne-1 apolis Club. He had traveled through west-; ern Europe, Israel, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and a number of African and Asian coun' tries.

Mr. Rice leaves his wife, Lydia; (Sands); four sons, Donald of New York City, William of DuxburyV John of Albuquerque, and Anton H. Rice 3d of Cos Cob; and six grandchildren. Mary E. Perry, 74 Relired Meedham srliooi teacher NATICK Mary Elizabeth (Morse) Perry, 74, of Pond streeti retired Needham school teacher died Friday in Framingham Union' Hospital.

She was a lifelong resident VoT. Natick and was graduated from Wellesley College in 1927 and received a master's degree In phyM ical education there in 1932. She, taught physical education at Russell Sage College in Troy, N.Y.. the University of Georgia and at the Winter Club in Lake Forest, 111. At college, she excelled in sports, especially baseball, 'and once pitched for a women's tearfy, that played a firefighter's team, Fenway Park.

Mrs. Perry did additional gradu-j ate work at the University of Dijqn, in Paris and qualified as a teacher of French and Latin. She was a member of the langauge faculty 'at' Needham High School from 1957' until she retired in 1972; She was also a member of tbe; First Congregational Church of Na-' tick and the Natick Shakespeare Club. She leaves her husband. Franklin Perry of Natick; a Edward F.

Perry 3d of of Duxbury; a daughter, Mary E. Llewellyn of; Northfield; a brother, Lynn H. Morse of Venice, and five' grandchildren. Memorial services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the First! Congregational Church of NaHIdk.H Burial will be private.

is SHARPS Ronald suddenly, husband of Doris L. (Magnuson), formerly of Chelsea, Mass. in Alexandria, N.H. Survived by 2 sons Richard Sharpe of Bedford, Paul of Holdeness. N.H..

1 daughter Mrs. Donna Waugh of Dei ram, N.J 1 brother S. Gordon Sharpe of Dear-borne. Michigan, 1 sister Mrs. Rosalie Halterman of Framingham.

4 grandchildren. Funeral Services from the Bristol Federated Church of Bristol, N.H. Monday 1 p.m. Calling hours Sunday 2-4 from the Emmons Funeral Home, 31 South Main BRISTOL, N.H. coleman v.

Mcdonough NAOEAU Bertha F. (Bou-vierj of Quincy. November 6. 1981. beloved wife of William mother of Gaetane P.

Connolly of Weymouth. Con-lance N. Monteiro of Quincy, Bernard J. ot Situate. Julien of Burlington and Nor-mand L.

of Dorchester. Also survived by 1 1 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral from The Keo-hane Funeral Home. 765 Hancock WOLLASTON. at 9:15 Funeral Mass in Saint Boniface's Church at 10 a.m.

Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. NAGL.ES Of Natick. November 6, 1981, Margaret M. (Hurley), residence Pleasant wife of the late John F. Nagles, mother of John.

William and James Nagles all of Natick. Patricia Nagles of FL, Kathleerv Murray of West-boro. Virginia. Mauren. Christine afl of Natick.

and Mary Nagles of Framingham. She also leaves 1 grandchild. At Mrs. Nates' request, her body will be donated to the Harvard Medical Centre. A Probunal Mass will be celebrated on Wednesday, November 11, 1981.

at 10 o'clock in the Church of St. Patrick. East Central St. in lieu of flowefs. donations in her memory may be made to St.

Patrick 3ansh. 44 East Central St. Natick, MA 01760. Funeral Arrangements arre ider the directions of the John Everett Memorial in NATICK CENTRE. SlMSON In Lynn, November 6.

Earl C. of 24 Courtney Ter- race. Lynn, age 74, husband of Judith E. (Giles) Simeon. Service will be held in Christ Church, United Methodist corner of Union and Chestnut Lynn on Tuesday at 10:30 a.mn.

Relatives and friends are invited and may call at Richardsons Funeral Home, 48 Lafayette Park, Lynn, Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment in the WW II lot in Pine Grove Cemetery. Memorial remembrances may be sent, by those who wish, to the Memorial Fund of Christ Church United Methodist. Masonic services of Bethlehem Lodge will be held at Richardsons Monday at 8 p.m. PATH -Ot Londonderry.

formerly of Medford Henry Beloved husband of Jean (Allan). Brother of Edgar Patry ot Medford and Albert Patry Servic.es at Beals-Geake Funeral Home. 29 Governors MEDFORD. Tuesday. Nov 10 at 2 m.

Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 7-9. PATTERSON In Woburn. October 6. William H. of 40 Sturgis Street, husband of the late Lorraine A.

(Kelley). father of Stephen and William Patterson and Doris Swanstrom all of Woburn. Son ot Dons (Hyshp) and the late Herbert Patterson. Also survived by 1 grandchild. Funeral Services will be conducted by Rev.

Richard Lind-gren at the McLaughlin Funeral Home. 54 Pleasant Street, WOBURN. Tuesday at 1 1 a.m. Visiting hours Monday 2-4. 7-9.

PERRY Of Natick. November 6. Mary Elizabeth, beloved wife of E. Franklin and mother of Edward Ml, ot Duxbury. and Mary Llewelyn of Northfield, also survived by 5 grandchildren and 1 brother.

Lynn H. Morse ot Venice. FL. Memorial Services will be Wednesday. November 11.

at 2 p.m.. at The First Congregational Church in Natick Visiting hours will be Monday from 7-9 p.m. at The Mitchell Funeral Home. 105 North Main (Rte. 27).

NATICK. Buna) will be private at the convenience ot the family. Memorial Contributions may be made to The First Congregational Church Memorial Fund or to The Natick Visiting Nurse Association. PETERSON William ot South Boston. Nov.

6. 1981. brother ot Evelyn M. Keenan of South Boston, uncle ot Evelyn M. Moriarty of Ouincy and Janet M.

Brabants of Brock ton. Relatives and friends are respectfullv invited to attend the funeral from the Keohane Funeral Home. 785 Hancock WOLLASTON Monday at 9:15. Funeral Mass in St. Ann's Church, Wollaston at 10 a.m.

Visiting hours Sunday 2-4, 7-9. PICAROO (I) In Somerville. November 5, Sabato (Sam), beloved husband of Rose (Caruso), devoted father of Mrs. Lena Pesce, Mrs. Phyllis Intravaia, John and Rosemary Picardo.

Mrs. Janet De-Cicco and the late Michael Picardi. Also survived by 10 grandchildren. Funeral from Catatdo Funeral Home. 374 Broadway, SOMERVILLE.

Monday at 6 a.m. Funeral Mass in Immaculate Conception Church, Alewife Brook Parkway, at 9 a.m. Visiting hours Saturday 7-9, Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. PIKE Of Cambridge. Nov.

6, 1981. Jane A. (Rosenthal) wife of Arthur L. Pike, mother of Sarah M. Robson (Mrs.

David) of Tewksbury and Kathertne S. Pike of Cambridge. A Memorial Service will be held at Christ Church in Cambridge on Friday. Nov. 13 at 12 noon Committal details will be.

announced from Christ Church. Please omit flowers. In her memory contributions may be made to Christ Church. Cambridge 02138 or to the Omega Hospice Program. 270 Washington Somerville 02143.

Her family will receive visitors at her late residence on Nov. 9, 10 and 11 from 1 to 8 p.m. Arrangements by Watson Funeral Home. Cambridge. PRINCE in Randolph, suddenly November 7.

James J. Beloved husband of Mary E. DeDe (Collins). Complete notice to follow. REES Of Sudbury, suddenly, November 4, 1981.

Virgil husband ot Ann E. (Winch), father of Davtd F. of Sudbury and Elizabeth Anne of Acton, brother of Frederick of Iowa, Hubert of FL, and Mrs. Thomas (Vernelle) Clay of Iowa. Visiting hours.

Sunday evening, 7-9 p.m., at The William R. Duckett Funeral Home. 658 Boston Post (Rte. 20), SUDBURY. Funeral Services will be private.

RICHARDS Of Everett-Chelsea, November 6, Mary J. (Malinowski) Richards, beloved wife of Arthur J. Richards, mother of Kathelene Richards of Brookline, Arthur Jr. of Chelsea, Robert W. of Jamaica Plain, Paul K.

of CO. sister of Josephine Terry of Chelsea and Clara Romano of Maiden. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 8 a.m. from the Walata Funeral Home, 125 Washington Avenue, CHELSEA, followed by A Funeral Mass in Our Lady of Grace Church, Everett, at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 2-4; 7-9. Late member O.A.V. Aux. Chapter 51 of Everett and National Order of Trench Cats Aux.

Dugout No. 103 of Medford. RODNEY On Saturday. November 7. Anna (Goldstein) of 414 DeCelle Drive.

Randolph, wife of the late Joseph, devoted mother of Merle E. Trilling of Randolph, dear grandmother of Shame and Rhonda, sister of Til He Baiterman of Braintree and Abraham Goldstein of Randolph. Services at the Le-vine-Briss Funeral Home, Route 139 and Rte 24. RANDOLPH, on Sunday, Novem-be 8. at 2 p.m.

Memorial Week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Trilling, 49 Aithea Road. Randolph, through Thursday Evening.

Remberances may be made to Temple Beth Am, 871 North Main Randolph. ROSSELLI Of Maiden. Nov. 6. Linda M.

(DiEoreo), mother of John C. ot Middleboro, Mrs. Dolores M. Piskadlo of Wakefield, and Mrs. Theresa C.

Shamma of Pelham, N.H. Sister of Anthony and Ernest DiEoreo of Revere, George DiEoreo ot Salem. N.H., Mrs. Theresa Chick of Lynn. Mrs.

Dons Rocco ot Everett and Mrs. Marie Hughes of Tewksbury. Also survivied by 10 grandchildren. Funeral from The McDonald Funeral Home. 19 Yale Wakefield, Mon.

at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Joseph Church, Wakefield at 9 clock. Relatives and friends may call at the Funeral Home. Sun.

from 2-4 and 7-9. Please omit flowers. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Anthony Shrine, 100 Arch Boston. MA.

ROW Of North Miami. Florida (formerly of Boston and Mansfield). November 6, Ellen (Gaynor). Beloved wife of the late Walter Row. stepmother of Walter A.

Row of Weston and Mrs. Helen Row Burke of Montauk. NY. Funeral from The Jackson Funeral Home. 32 Church MANSFIELD.

Tues. November 10, at 9 followed by a Funeral Mass at 10 am. in St. Mary's Church. Mansfield.

Calling hours are omitted. RUGGIERO In Newton. Nov. 4. Antonietta (Gagado).

Beloved wife of the late Joseph and Mother of Rocco of Newton, Rose Malizzia of Waltham, Grace Ruggiero and Mary Lennon. Josephine O'Sulhvan and Antonietta Ryan, all of Newton. Dominic of Waltham, 17 grandchildren. 3 great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Valente Funeral home.

697 Washington NEWTON. Monday. Nov. 9 at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass from the Church of Our Lady at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. Visiting hours. Saturday and Sunday. 2-4 and 7-9. RUSSO Ot Hyde Park, for-p'erly of South Boston.

November 6. Anthony (Ross), beloved husband of Ann (McDonough) and father of Joseph Russo of Pembroke. Stepfather of Mr. William Conley of Colorado. Mrs.

Helen Rocco of Everett. Mrs. Anne Marshall of Dorchester. Also survived by 7 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren. Brother of Miss Mary Russo of South Boston.

Mr. William J. RuSSO of West Roxbury and the late Joseph. James. Frances.

John, Ralph and Peter. Funeral from The E. Murray Funeral Home. 2000 Center WEST ROXBURY. on Tuesday.

November 10. at 9 00. Funeral Mass at St. John Chrysostom Church at 1000. Relatives and friends most kindly invited.

Visiting Hours on Sunday 7-9. Monday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment New Calvary Cemetery. RUSSO In Maiden. November 6th.

Joseph Russo. husband of Fay (Gaskelt)- Brother ot Catherine Lucey of Florida. Funeral Services at the Sprague Funeral Home. 339 Pleasant MALDEN Tuesday. November 10th at 2 00 p.m.

In lieu of flowers contributions in his memory may be made to the charity of your choice. There are no visiting hours A funeral Mass will be said tomorrow at 10 a.m. in St. John the Baptist Church in Quincy for Boston firefighter Coleman V. McDonough, who died at Massachusetts General Hospital Friday after a long illness.

He was 52. Born in South Boston, Mr. McDonough was a resident of Quincy at the time of his death. He joined the department on Jan. 18, 1961 and was assigned to Ladder Co.

15 on Boylston street, Back Bay. He retired from there earlier this year. Mr. McDonough served with the Army in 1946-1947. Mr.

McDonough was a member of the Society of St. Florian, Boston Firefighters-Local 718 of the AFL-CI0, and the Boston Firemen's Mutual Relief Assn. He also was a member of the Robert F. Ryan VFW Post No. 7604 in Dorchester.

He leaves his wife June (Doyle), three sons, Coleman V. Jr. and Ter-rance McDonough, and Michael Cox, all of Quincy: six brothers, Thomas F. of Braintree, a firefighter with the Fire Prevention Division of the Boston Fire Department, Michael of Dorchester, Fes-tus of Milton, and Robert, Peter Jane E. Lipson, 22 killed in car crash A 22-year-old Newton woman was killed in an automobile accident early yesterday morning when the car she was driving struck a tree.

Jane E. Lipson, of 234 Arnold Newton, was alone in the car when the accident occurred at 4 a.m. in front of 765 Dedham st. in Newton, according to Newton Police. Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m.

today in the Stanetsky-Schlossberg-Solomon Memorial Chapels in Brookline. Miss Lipson was a graduate of Newton South High School and had attended the Chamberlain School of Retailing in Boston. She had done retailing work in the Boston area. She leaves her parents, Benjamin and Eleanor Lipson of Newton, and two sisters, Marjorie and Judith Lipson, also of Newton. NAPOLITANO In Everett.

November 7 Anthony beloved husband of Dora (Fal-lovalitta). father of Anqeio of Reading and the late Connie White of Wakefield, also survived by 4 grandchildren. Funeral from Thy Salvatore Rocco and Se ns Funeral Home 331 Mai i EVERETT. Tuesday 10 a m. Puberal Mass 31.

Josephs Church at 1 1 a Relatives and friends Visiting hours. Sunday. 7-9, Monday, and 7-9 In neu of flowers donations to The Lahey Clinic Hematology Fund. SMITH Of Abington, November 7, John husband of Bernice (Berry), brother of Dr. Edward C.

Smith of Northfield, VT. Uncle of Edward C. Smith Jr. of North-field. VT.

Funeral Mass in St. Bridget's Church, Abington on Tuesday at 10 am. Interment in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Rockland. Visiting Hours in The Sullivan Funeral Home.

45 East Water ROCKLAND, on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Late Retired Executive Vice President of The Abington National Bank. and Paul, all of Qujncy; three sisters, Mary Polvere of Roxbury, and Catherine Daley and Barbara' Burke, both of Quincy; and a grandchild. Burial will be in Blue Hill Cemetery, Braintree. Herbert Thornton Was NET worker for 47 years NEW BEDFORD A funeral Mass will be said here tomorrow at '9 a.m.

in the Holy Name Church for Herbert T. Thornton of 103 Upton who died yesterday in St. Luke's Hospital, after a long illness. He was 71: Born in Providence, Mr. Thorn-1 ton had lived in New Bedford for 30 years.

He was employed by New England Telephone Co. for 47 year and was a communications consultant when he retired in 1975. He was a past president of the Telephone Pioneers of America and 1 was a member of the New Bedford Catholic Guild for the Blind and the Third Order of Si. Francis. Mr.

Thornton leaves a son, Robert J. Thornton of South Dartmouth; five daughters, Margaret Gendron of Brookline, Jean Ther-rien of Taunton. Mary Correia of New Bedford, Marcia Letendre of Foxborough, and Suzanne Lana-gan of Raynham; a sister, Ethel Manning of Concord, N.H.; and 16 grandchildren. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, New Bedford.

SMITH On Friday. November 6, Mary (Yannsky) of 31 Jones Terrace, Stoughton. Beloved wife of Myer Smith. Devoted mother of Evelyn Levine of Stoughton and the late Louis Smith. Dear grandmother of Linda and Jeffrey.

Services at The Levine Chapel, 470 Harvard BROOK-LINE, on Sunday, November 8. at 12:30 pm. Memorial Week at her late residence. Robert G. Chollar' NIEMYSKI Of Norwood.

November 7. Stella (Ma-lyszka). beloved wife of Leo K. devoted mother of Mrs. Joseph (Virginia) McSweeney of Lynnfieid.

Miss Louise Nie-myski of Norwood, and Mrs. William (Dorothy) Brahm of CT. also surv ved by 3 grandchildren, sister of Blanche F. Niemyski of W. Roxbury, and the late Helen Bielakiewtc2 ot Roslindale.

Funeral from The Paul H. Kraw Funeral Home. 1248 Washington NORWOOD. Tuesday, at 6 45 a followed by a Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. in St.

Marys Polish Church. South Boston Visiting hours. Sunday, 7-9 and Monday, 2-4 and 7-9. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Highland Cemetery.

Donations may be made in her memory to St. Marys Polish Church Building Fund. South Boston. SOUTHARD Margaret- Lee, of Hingham, died on Nov. 5, 1981.

Mother of Mark. Juliet and Thomas Woodbury; grandmother of Anthony, Patrick, Brian and Heather Woodbury: sister of Joseph Lee and Amy Colt. Services at 2 p.m. on Monday. Nov.

9, at the Old Ship Church, 107 Main Hingham, Mass-Please omit flowers. Contributions to Hingham Visiting Nurse Association, 178 North Hingham, Mass in her name wilt be appreciated. George Stickney, 85 Former a uf acttirer of shoes FALMOUTH, Maine A memorial service will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the' State Street Church, Portland, for George Elliot Stickney, who died Friday in Maine Medical Center, Portland. He was 85, Mr.

Stickney was born in Waltham, Mass. and was educated in the Newton, Mass. public schools. He was a former resident of Wo-burn, Mass. He was a partner in the shoe manufacturing firm of.

Holmes Stickney. which was based In Hudson, Mass. until 1935; when the business was moved to Portland. Mr. Stickney became the sole owner of the business in 1948, and served as its president until 1973, when the firm was sold to the G.H.

Bass Co. He was a corporator of the Maine Savings Bank in Portland, past director of the National Shoe Manufacturers Assn. and treasurer of the New England Shoe Manufacturers Assn. He was a member of the Portland Country Club, Cumberland Club, and the Portland Rotary Club. Mr.

Stickney leaves his wife, Miriam (Scott); two daughters, Ruth Stickney of Boston and Barbara S. Laughlin of Waban, two grandchildren; and a niece. Archibald Gray Chemist, foreign service officer HILLSB0R0. N.H. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m.

tomorrow In Riverside Funeral Chapel here for Archibald E. Gray, a former US foreign service officer, research chemist and teacher, who died last week at his home in Hillsboro, N.H. He was 80. Mr. Gray's lengthy career in the US State Department spanned national and international fields.

He served as an executive or administrative officer for several State Department agencies abroad in Canada, Chile, Finland." Ecuador, the Netherlands, Peru, Portugal and Zimbabwe. After several years with the State Department, Mr. Gray became a member of the Science Department of the Bullis School, Silver Spring, Md. In 1971 he was named professor emeritus of the Science Department of Nathaniel Hawthorne College In Antrim, N.H. Born in Cincinnati, Mr.

Gray was a graduate of Eureka College in Eureka, 111. He received a master's degree In 1923, and a. doctorate in organic chemistry from the University of Illinois hi 1925. He later became a research chemist with the B.F. Goodrich Co.

of Akron. Mr. Gray served as- an officer and a member of several international committees and was the author of numerous articles for the Journal of Engineering Chemistry and US Department of Commerce publications. He leaves two sonsv John A. of Wenham.

and Charles E. Gray of Los Altos, and five grandchildren. DEATHS DEATHS HOCITO Of East Boston. November 6. Pauline (Spella-dora).

Beloved wife of the late Vincent. Loving mother of Elizabeth Sorrentino and Pauline Sherman of East Boston, and Jean O'Toote of Brockton. Sister of Teresa Colucci ot Brighton, and Mary Malta of East Boston. Also the late John Spella-dora. Also survived by 8 grandchildren Funeral from The Rapino Memorial Home.

9 Chelsea St (Maverick Square) EAST BOSTON. Monday at 8 30. Funeral Mass in The Mt. Carmel Church at 9 30 Relatives and friends invited Visiting Hours Sunday 2-4. 7-9.

Interment St. Michael's Cemetery. (Parking in rear of Funeral Home.) SPEIDEL-In Roxbury. Nov. 5.

Shirley (Baxter), beloved wife of Richard. Daughter of William Baxter and the fate Florita Baxter. She is survived by 3 sisters. 3 brothers, many other relatives and friends. Funeral service Tuesday at 12 noon at the Good Shepherd Church ot God in Christ.

135 Vernon Roxbury. Visiting Monday 2-6 p.m. at the Davis Funeral Home, 89 Walnut Ave. ROXBURY Family present 6-8 p.m. Relatives and friends invited.

In lieu of flowers make donations to the Good Shepherd Church ot God in Christ. DEATHS WESCOTT-Of Scituate. Nov. 4 Fred A Beloved husband ot Angela (Drago). Father of Wayne of Plymouth.

Bruce and Fred Wescott of Scituate. Gale Wescott and Mrs. Sally Sullivan, both of Cohasset. Son of Mrs. Leona A.

(Bramard) Wescott of CT, and the late Fred H. Wescott. Brother of Mrs. Sylvia LaPenta and Hazel Moule, both of CT. Also sur-.

vived by 2 grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be held on Sunday. Nov. 15 at 2 p.m. in the First Parish Meeting, House on Cohasset Common.

Relatives and friends invited. Expressions of sympathy may be made in his memory to the American Cancer Society, 47 West Elm Brockton, 02401. Arrangements by Gaffey Funeral Home. SCITUATE. NOON AN In Worcester.

November 7. Sr. Mary Catherine Noon an, S.N 88. born in Boston, daughter of Timothy and Susan (Col well) Noonan. Mass of The Resurrection will be celebrated at 10 a Monday.

November 9, at Notre Dame Institute. 555 Plantation Worcester. Calling hours at Notre Dame Institute. Sunday. 2-8 p.m.

STICKNEY tn Portland, ME, November 6, G. Elliot Stick- ney of 30 Carroll Bram-hafl Field, Fatmouth Foreside. Memorial Service Monday Afternoon at 2 o'clock at the State Street Congregational Church. Relatives ana friends are welcome. It desired, memorial contributions may be made in his memory to the Maine Medical Centre Memorial Fund, Bramhall Portland, ME 04102.

as Kettering Foundation Associated Press nt.rr- DAYTON. Ohio Robert Chollar, chairman of the Charles Em Kettering Foundation board, of trustees and former vice president and director of National Cash ister, has died at the age of 67. Mr. Chollar, who died of cancer yesterday in the Kettering Medical Center, had retired as the foundation's chief executive officer July 1. He was named to the board in4 1956 and became chairman andv president of the foundatioa in 1971.

He also served on the board of overseers of Sloan-Kettering Inj" stitute for Cancer Research in New? York City. He served on the boards of trust-" ees of Sloan-Kettering, the Greater 1 Washington Educational Telecom' munications Assn. and the National Public Affairs Center for Television. He also served as a technical adviser to the secretary of the US Department of Commerce and as adviser to the federal government Soviet and China relations. He was a delegate to the 1978 White House Conference on Balanced National Growth and Economic Develop ment.

v.1 Born Feb. 10, 1914, in Syracuse; N.Y., Mr. Chollar was educated at Dartmouth College and Antioch college. He joined NCR In 1933 as a rfer search chemist. He became heaoToE chemical research in 1937, directot of research in 1946, and vice president for research In 1954.

In 1959. he was named to NCR's board of directors. He leaves his wife, Thelmar three sons, Charles Edward "of Massachusetts. Brian Holt of Washington. D.C..

and Richard Robert of Michigan: a brother, John S. of Alabama. WALSH-Of Woburn, November 5, Arthur of 43 Ellis husband of Therese L. (Leslie). Father of Robert Arthur Lesley A.

and Susan L. Walsh all of Woburn. Funeral from the McLaughlin Funeral Home, 54 Pleasant Street. WOBURN, Monday at 9:15. Funeral Mass at St.

Cnarles Church at 10. Visaing hours Saturday 7-9. Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. WARREN Of Bedford formerly of Arlington. November 6, 1981.

F. Robert, husband of Ruth M. (Anderson), father of Robert B. Warren of Reading, Barbara Sullivan of Warwick. R.I.

and Betty DeCaprlo ot Arlington. Brother of Ruth Perley of Concord and Marion Roche of Arlington, also survived by 8 grandchildren. Funeral service at the Berg-lund-Ciark Funeral Home, 292 Mass Ave ARLINGTON, Monday, November 9. at 1 p.m. Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 7-9 p.m.

G. William Clark Jr. Funeral Director. WENNERBLAD-In Brookline. Nov.

5, Esther (nee Ce-derstrom). beloved wife of Carl mother of Mrs. Eslher C. Halhne of St. Charles.

III. and Mrs. Sonta L. Btiter of Brookline. Also survived by 6 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.

Funeral services from her late home. 155 Reservoir Brook I', te on Monday at 1 p.m. Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 Relatives and friends kindly invited. Interment Services at Cedar Grove Cemetery. TOMKINS Entered into rest November 7, Ann (Phillips), late ot the Park Marion Nursing Home.

99 Park Brookline, formerly of the Sussman House. 50 Pleasant Brookhne. wife of the late Maurice Tomkins, sister of the late Adelaide M. Phillips and Pauline Howard. Interment Services at the Hand-In-Hand Cemetery.

Centre West Roxbury, Monday, November 9. 2 clock p.m. There will be no Memorial Week. Services under the direction of The Stanetsky- Schlossberg-Solomon Memorial Chaples, BROOKLINE. TROTMAN-In Boston.

Friday, November 6. William late of Dorchester. Beloved son of Lambert G. Trotman and the late Mrs. Elizabeth Lilliam Trotman.

Devoted brother of Ernest L. and Lloyd N. Trotman. He also leaves an host of other relatives and friends. Former well known musician and bandleader.

Funeral from The Riley Funeral Home. 171 Humboldt DORCHESTER. Chapel Services to be held on November 10. at 11 am. Family present Monday evening from 7-9 pm.

Visiting Hours Mon. 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Relatives and friends invited. VOZELLA In Chelsea. Nov.

7. 1981. Anthony. Beloved husband ot Theresa (Coveiio) and father of Anthony S. Vo-zeila.

also survived by 3 grandchildren. Anthony usan Goss of and Linda Greene of Milford. Funeral from the Bruno Chapel. 291 Revere REVERE. Time to be announced later.

ODELL-OI Hingham. suddenly, at home. November 6. Elizabeth (Hughes), wife of Robert T. Odell and mother of Robert ot Hull and David C.

Odell ot the home address, grandmother of Patience H. Odell and sister of Gail T. Bunten of Hingham. A Memorial Service will" be held on Friday. November 13.

at 11 a.m.. at The Hingham Congregational Church. 366 Main Hingham (Rte. 228). Calling hours and llowers omitted.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made in her memory to the above named church. Interment private. Arrangements by George H. Downing and Son. HINGHAM.

SWEETLAND In Lynn. November 6, Mrs. Mae E. (De-veney). wife of the late Col.

At mon L. Sweetland, mother of A. L. Sweetland Mrs. Virginia M.

Mayo, Mrs Thel-ma D. Coan. Mrs. Beatrice D. Hanley.

and Mrs. Norma A. Wakeham. sister of Mrs. Margaret Lewis.

Funeral from the Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home. 157 Maple LYNN. Monday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Pius Church at 9 a.m.

Friends may call Sun- day 2-4 and 7-9. Donations may be sent to St. Pius Church. Lynn. WEST In Dorchester.

Nov. 7. Rita H. i McGalfigan). Beloved wife of Theodore G.

West. Mother of Carol Ann, Patricia Marie West and Claire E. Jackson. Daughter of Elizabeth -F. (McCaffrey) and the late John J.

McGaffi-gan. Sister of John J. McGaf-fiqan Jr. Grandmother Michelle West. Funeral from the John C.

Mulry Funeral Home, 2 King St at Dorchester DORCHESTER, Tuesday at 8 15. Funeral Mass in St. Mark's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and 'friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday Monday 2-4 and 7-9.

Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery. THORNTON In New Bedford. Nov. 7. Herbert T.

Thornton, aqe 71 of 103 Upton New Bedford. Husband of the late Margaret G. (Early) Thornton and beloved friend of Phyllis Powell of Needtiam. Funeral from the Dwyer Funeral Home. 127 Chestnut NEW BEDFORD.

Monday at 8. Funeral Mass at the Holy Name Church in New Bedford at 9. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Calling hours Sunday only 2-4. 7-9. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the New Bedford Catholic Guild for the Blind, co Rev.

Mark Bergeron. St Anthony's Rectory. 1359 Acushnet Ave New Bedford. Ma. 02745.

PARSONS Of North Reading, by accident. Nov. 5, Lauralee Ann. age 20. of 25 Burroughs Ro.

Beloved daughter of Stephen G. and Tern (Walsh) Parsons of North Reading. Sister of Kathleen Ann Parsons of North Reading Grand daughter of Mrs Edna Walsh of North Reading and Louis Parsons of Boston. Funeral from the Crosweil Funeral Home. 19 Bow St NORTH READING on Monday.

November 9th at 9 a m. Funeral Mass in St Theresa Church at 10 a Relatives and friends mvTed Visiting hours at the funeral home on Sunday evening 7-9 ANNOUNCEMENTS Bostoi Firaflchters Local 718 We regret to announce the death of Brother Coleman V. McDonough. late of Ladder 15 Funeral from the O'Connor Funeral Home, 740 Adams Dorchester. Visiting hours Saturday 7-9.

Sunday 2-4. 7-9 Fu-neraf Mass Monday. November 9 at 10 o'clock St. Johns Church. School Quincy.

Members are requested to attend in Edward O'Reilly. Pres. Francis J. Connor. Treas.

IN MEMORIAM 1976 JOHN A. RAGAZZO 1981 Fifth Anniversary Mass at St. Gregory Churcn. Wed Nov. 1 1 at 9 A Lovingly remembered by his wife, family and friends.

IN MEMORIAM 1978 HARRY COHEN 1981 No one could have-loved us more WHITE Of Reading, Nov. 6-Myrtte mother of Rosemary Devanna of Maiden, sister of Helen M. White, and Mildred Rayworth both of N.H.. also survived by 3 grandchildren. Funeral from the Edgerley Bessom Funeral Home.

743 Main READING. Monday. Nov. 9. at 8 15 a Funeral Mass at St Agnes Church.

Woburn Reading at 9 a Friends may can Sunday evening 7-9..