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The Boston Globe Friday, April 5, 1974 43 DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS I DEATHS OBITUARIES I DEATHS VTTE LA Of East Boston. April j. Grace Eoa beloved wife of the iate and devoted aunt ot Jessie Yiri- Xarnfil TalliiiA. and Giovanni na Chirco ali of i Sirs. Florence Ballantine, mother of Yale president Xi.nigan.

Pairina Leone ef New Jersey, sister law of Jennie of Winthrop, dear friend of Peter and Tom Guaetia of East Boston. Funeral from the DiPietro ana Vizia Funeral Home. 11 Henry "Orp. Maverick Station) EAST Saturoay mommf at 8. Funeral Mass in Our Lacy of Mt.

Caimei Cnurch at 30 a.m. Rci-tives and friends invited. VisitinaT hours Thursaiv evening 7-9. Fri-o ay 2-4 and 7- m. Late member ot Thi Order St.

Francis. St. R.ta and Infant of Prague Societies. Parking with at'endant at front entrance of gas station. F1AI On Thursday.

April 4, leo. of 40 Ha mor.d Pond Parkmar. Chestnut Hill, beloved husband of Side Ginsaw-gi. Devoted lather of Susan of Chestnut HU1 and Carol Fneder of Peon. A survived by 7 loving, grandcM dren- Brother of Inrrr.g' and Haroid Flaz ef Brookline and Libbie Lieman of Newton.

Services at Congregational Kehillath Israel. 384 Harvard Brootl.ne nn Friday. Aorll at S.30 o.m Be-i cause of the Ho'idayi there will be no Memorial uoservance. GALANO In West Roxbury, April 4. Gertrude.

M. beloved of Jorm. Ruth Gaiano. Gertrude A. Keiiey.

Aiso survived by 3 erandchudren. Funeral from the William J. Gonruey Funeral Horr.e, Centre EST BOB. MY. Mass in the Holy Name Church at 12 noon.

Relatives and friends invited. Viiiun hours 2-4 and 7-. GALTEAX In Falmouth, suddenly, Aoril 3. Ralph of 4 Eiiswonh. Dnve.

East Faimouth. (formerly of Dorchester at Belmont) husband of Margaret iLarkin brother of, Charies E. (Babei Gaiyean of Bei-j mont and Mrs. Louis Lorraine) TVI.ucia of Ando-er. Funeral ser vices will be held from The Jenkins Funeral Home, 5M Main WEST FALMOIIH.

on Saturday. April 6 at a-m. Funeral Mass in 8 1. Anthony's Church. East Falmouth, at 10 a-m.

Visiting hours Fnday J- and 7-9 p.m. Interment St. An-, I thoror mrniIi.fRI AX Formerly of Bos'on. Jni A memorial service for Mrs. Florence (Besse) Bal-lantine, 88, mother of Kingman Brewster president of Yale University, will take place at 2 pim.

next Wednesday at Grace Church in Vineyard Haven. Mrs. Ballantine of Vineyard Haven, died Wednesday at Martha's Vineyard Hospital. She was the widow of Edward Ballantine, professor of music at Harvard. She was born in Bridgeport, and grew up in Springfield.

Mrs. Ballantine was a graduate of Wellesley College, class of 1907, where she was a member of Phi Kappa and president of student government I Throughout her life, she jwas active in Wellesley College alumnae affairs. She was among the first students of the Simmons School of Social Work and served on the boards of Family Welfare associations in Springfield and Cambridge. She also held a master's degree in English from Radcliffe. In 1912, she married Kingman Brewster.

They were divorced in 1927. In 1932 she married Edward Ballantine. They moved permanently to Vineyard Haven in 1946 where they continued enjoy music, gardening and literary interests with a wide circle of friends. Mr. Ballantine died in 1971.

Besides her son, Mrs. Ballantine leaves a sister, Mrs. Lucy Mitchell of daughter, Mrs. Mary Woods Kennedy of Cambridge; six grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Grace Church, Vineyard Haven. C1 In Srnitti Boston. Anril 3. Cowman F. beloved on the late Pisicj J.

and Barbara L. i Norton 1 Clouzh-rrty bfiove- br -L: of Thomas of Dutburr Mark J. of South Boston and the late Joseph L. and Mrs. M-ri B.

Lynch Funeral fro-n the; O'Brien Funeral Ho :4 Dr-J Chester SOUTH BOSTON. Srt-I ut-f at 9. Fu-eral Mass at Gatei of Hejven Church at 10 a m- Reia-i raves and friends invi'ed. Visiunr hours Fnday 3-4 and 7- o.m. I CONNOLLY In Somervfrie.

Anrfl 4.1 Anna. AAUtfnTiw 1 Mary and John. sis-er of tie late Afnes McCar.n. Catherine Meehao. Jair.es and Patrick.

Funeral from' the Murpny and Turnouil Funeral Home. 322 Bunker HJ1 stJ CHAELCsTOWV Saturd. at o'clock. Funeral Mass in St Bene-1 dict'a Oiur-fh Mt in Avt D.i.H tives and friends imnted. Visiunx wwi xnaar a ana i p.m.

COSTANZA Of Wtnthroo. sudden ly. ADru z. Larme a iCar nmxnn beloved wife of Dr. Pasouale Cos mo.nrr ot Mrs.

Ke i gina Ciampa of East Boston aid sister of Arthur Mari of JJrs. Gloria Bogosian of Milton. Mrs. Msrie Mirino of Estl cvv. rt! -wio i iveene.

N.H. Also survived by 3 Funeral from the EmM C-Rrtano and Son F-r-m-i nnm 147 Winthrop WINTHBOP. SaUi uroay at a.m. iri St. John the Evangelist Church atl a m.

Relatives and friends invited. V'sitins; hours Thu'viay 7-9 i Friday 2-i and 7- o.m. Parking i-i rar of funeral home. In lieu of! flowers meioral donations may be' sent to the Heart Fund. I COVEVET In Wollort.

Aorll 3. tlirabeth B. fnee Brown. Belovedi wite of William J. Coveney.

sister of Mrs. Marr FitzPatrick of Boston ana miss Anna Brown of Broo-lme. Funeral from the John G. Malloy Funeral Hnme. 1126 noRCHESTEt LOWE MILLS, on Saturday.

April 6. at 9 ajn. Funeral Moss in St. Auatha's Church. Milton, at 10 a.m.

Rplativ and friends kind'y invie1. Visiting A 1 pj a and 7-9. Parking in r'r of "intrs-l Home. Interment New Calvaiy Cemetery. CB.E Of Wilmlnetnn.

Arf! 3. Blanche M. (Lundffrenl. Williim S. Crane of 8 TiMhaway, mother of W.

Fnott Crpne. is-i ter of Mrs. Or? re Fleming o' Me'- rose. mrs. tiipov Miton Su--lington.

VL. Mrs. Alio Pill. New York. Mrs.

Gertrude of Mrs. Doris Low anrl M-s. Ethel Weishaar of r-emo-'i! services will he helrt nt th trn mington Mfthodist Church en Sat-i "roav. April at p.m.. in lieu of flowers contributions in meTio-ry mar b- made to tn Eng- yna jvrmorisi rsnuai Buildin' Fund.

Stoneham. Mass. CR.PFT InLynn. Anrll 1 Warlsnd ly) of Kingston, N.H.. formerly of Lynn, Mass.

Age 78. Brothor o' Sal? G. Sf. Lynn and" A. Murray Croft of Nahant, Mrs Mr-ie Ot of Lynn.

Relatives and friends ln- axrend tne Mineral from eT' Fimeral Home, 67 Ocenn LYNN, Safrday -zm. Funeral Miss In St. Ann's Church. Smith P.ahmlv ta Visiting hours Thursday 7-9. Fri- vaj 1 ana iB.

A Pf Somervflle. April 4. lAimeoai of 3 Lee St. widow of Timothy A. Oillliv E- Cullity of North Reading.

Hrrhr of Wisconsin and Carole Epstein of i Austin. Marion B. Knightly. Jobs W. BagUone.

Rose jKotowski. Mary Ban in. Carmine Knox, Julia A. BaratellL Norma D.Lake. Arthur F.

Bell. Jennie ILaurian Arthur F. Bet tencourt M. I Lennon. James V.

Burwell Harold LW Mary P. Callahan. Patrick Leveroni. E. V.

Campbell Duncan Lune. Feiga Cannarozza. Mary iLynch. Alice E. Cataldo-Carino.

Cannella Chapin. Mai da. Anthony A. Marottoli. Maria Marttno, B.

Jeanette Thomas McDonough Chiano. D. V. Acnes G. Mula.

Rose Mulhall. Howard Murphy. Joseph Musto. Frank Clain. Marie Clougherty.

T. Connolly. Anna Costanxa. Cannela Coveney. Nelson.

Henry E. O'Brien. John S. O'Brien. J.

W. O'Brien. Mary D. Elizabeth B. Crane.

Blanche Croft. Warland Cullity. Margaret ODonnell. John Cushman. Helen O'Keefe.

Ida Daddiego, P. I Ovens. Anna C. DeAnaelo. StefaniePalmerlno.

S. DeLaiarro, Frances Porfido. E. DeXino. Jean Push.

Emma M. Dunican. John Quinlan, Thomas DuPont, Joseph W. Rantoul, Early. John Edwards.

Gerard Edith (Congdon) Reaveley, Howard Evans. William Farrow, Mabel Rosen. Annie C. Roud. Emnur Ruggiero.

Marie E. Fay. Peter V. Flax. Leo Galano, Ryan.

Josephine Gertrude M. Ryder. Ebba M. Sallpante. Maria T.

Sal tons tail Claire Scanlon, Margaret E. Galyean, Ralph H. Gavin. Joseph J. Goldman.

Abraham Haines. Esther Schneider. Miriam Hale. Owen W. Seiden.

Stella Harahan, Acnes. Selvitella, Grace Hatch. John Sheehan. D. J.

Henderson. Stevens. Pamela Emily C. Stewart. Catherine Marie Hermanson, Rita Howe, Marion L.

Suszynski. Gerald Hunt. Swaim, Margaret Catherine E. Tibbetts, Orlando Hurley. Odils Tipping, urgenson.

Katherine A. Ma.garet Kearney. Annie J. Wall. F.

Warren, Kenneally. Ann M. Violet M. Kenney. Walter B.

Williams. J. H. BARRASSO Of Somerville. April 4.

aiuuic. uuauaiiu oi famine jtam.ii son ot nils. Lucia (Motio-la) and the late Thomas Barrasso. Brother Of Phllis f.nlanisin oi Meaiord, Attny. Medio E.

Barrasso of North Reading. Louise DiSilvr uw.i.K. i.i. A.crid, 1u.UU UI Wintmop, Mary Latores. Elizabeaii Barrasso both of Somerville, Doro- my look ot peaooay.

iuneral irom tne Struzziero Funeral home. 493 bomervilie SOMtBVILLt Saturday, April at 8 a.m. iuneral ividss in si. Amnony cnurcn at a.m. neiauvcs ana menus Invited Visiting hours Friday V-K p.m.

BELL Of 189 Elm Dedham. Apni j. jennie tuoivini wile ot tne late Charies TV itoll Mmho. n. Edna Barnes of Dorchester, Mary Esther Holman of Somerville and Dorothy J.

Wilson of Dedham. sur- vivea or i grandson Kenneth. Services will be held at the First Presbyterian Church, Corner of Harvard and Pierce Sts. Brookline on Saturday at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends are Invited.

Calling hours at the Bell Funeral Home.i 376 Washington Brookline, Fri- uay iiot ana i to p.m. BETTENCOURT Of Somervill. April 4. Manuel, helovrri hn rbano. beloved husband Esther of 23 Coolidge SM riftrfL iX' n' j-nnuuipi fiUU AJlUtaia T.

OF KNOX In Dorchester. April 4. Ma a. utmii ovioed of trie late John P. Knox, mother nf Jnnn J.

of Scituate. James P. of Jamaica Jow.n E. Knox of Aifuani. Eaen A- of Cal f-, Juua F.

Hiiies of Si(uhton. and Elizabeth A. BuXser of Dorchester. Aiso ur vivrd by 23 and 3 Funeral from the John Muiry Funeral Horr.e. 2 Kr.

at Dorchester Ave.i DOBCBESTEK Saturday at I a m. Funeral Mass in St. Peter Church at o'elcok. Relative ad frvr.dj invited. hours Fnday 2-4 and interment ml ataeaia Cemetery.

i LAKI Of Korwood. formerly ef Jamaica Piam. suddenly. Apr. 2, A-tnur F-.

DeloviO husband ofl Agnes M- 0'Conneii. and beloved! father of Albert E. Genei. Patricial E. Brian E.

and Barry all of Norwood. Arthur F. Jr. of Jamaica Piam. Kevin B.

of Scituate. Fhyilis Buchanan of Roslinca.e. (Georgettei iMuirini Anzaione of Barbara Macdonaid of Norweil andi Karen Taffy I Donahue of Hade! Park. Brother of Albert E. of Ja- maica Plain and Eiizaoeth Lake of AiftA Bumvf hv 19 grandchildren.

Funeral from the Kecfe Funeril Home, Spring Wtbr ku.si si nn sjiuhw. Apr. 8 at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in arfw nt Turrie Church. Ja maica Piain at 10 clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-. Friday 2-4 and 7-9 to the Heart Fund, p.m. in lieu ot nowers qiiw Y.vAa Anril SL Arthur F. age 71.

Beloveid husband of Bea- trice Laurian ot r-ar Houston. Father of Jeanne E. Husj tlirviVM DV 4 grandchildren. Funeral service and interment Houston. Texas.

Late! retired accountant and Manager for Goodyear Company. LEWOV In Lincoln. April 4. James V. Lennon in his 60th year.

Husband of Elin tSwansoni. Father of James V. of Marble-haad. Steven of Los Angeles. Mrs.

Douglas (Elizabeth) Castle, of Mansfield. Ohio, and Janet aui r-oxil fmm Via 1 )ff and Son Funeral Home. CONCORD CENTER. Saturday. Appl 6.

Followed by a Massin St. Joseph's Church. Lincoln at 10 a.m. Visiting hours at the Dee Funeral Home. Friday evening 7-8.

Please omit flowers. Contributions in his memory may be mads to the Heart Fund. 630 Beacon Boston. 'LElT South Waloole. Aorfl ia7 utarv lYounei: beloved if nt Paul A.

Leu mother of JJJST-JiSJSr ie of M. of Norwood and Phillip A. of wainnle daughter of Bridie Young of Roslindaie. sister ot jonn r. Young of Calif, and Frederick D.

Young of Roslindaie. also survived bv 1 granddaughter. Funeral from the James H. Delaney Funeral Home. 48 Common WALPOJ.E.

on Saturday, April 8 at 9 a.m. Kta in Blessed Sacrament Church. Walpole. at 10 a.m. Rela tives and inenas inv7cu, visiiuib hours Friday.

2-4 and 7-9. rvrinvl TtAarllne. formerly Andover. suddenly Aorll tawara father of r. oi Andover and Mrs.

Karen E. Bles-Tinki of Andover. b-other of Kathrvn C. and Kleanore H. Le veroni, both of Belmont.

survived bv 7 grandchildren. Funeral ftm the Shor. william-on T1i-mond wme. 52 BELMONT. Monday, April 8.

9 a.m. Funeral Mass In Sacred: Heart Church. Mt Aub'irn Wa-tertown at 10 a.m. Friends mavi call at funeral saturiav and Sunday. -4 and 7-9 p.m.

I fs suggested tnat memnn-' be made to the Heart Fund Bos'on. iTDt On Tnursoay. Anrll 4, Feiga, or oo ueorgeiown Hvde Park, beloved wife of the late Abraham, devoted mother ofl Jeannetle ana saran Lurie. ji fiance of Chaim Kupfe' Services at the Levine Chapel. 470 Harvard BROOKLINE.

Friday, April 5. at 12 noon. vvrp Of Hingham. April 4. Alice E.

(Snelll. beloved wife of Tkn 1 21A Hull St. mother of Mrs. Barbara Krall. John and Edward all of sister of Mrs.

Muriel Nickerson of Hingham, Mrs. Vera Buckley of Hull. Mrs. Gladvs Royce of Cohas-set and Mrs. Dorothy O'Brien of Rockland.

Funeral from the Pyne Funeral Home. 21 Emerald St. I HINGHAM. Saturday. April 8 at 10:15 a.m.

Funeral Mass in St. th AQsnmntion Church. I Strl WO liam lui'T' fowled of tortcord John Vjanei Cromn Mrs. Marguerite Arsenault, in Milford, at age of 108 BlfV In Lowell April I. my- eAic.LedIy, at t.

ohn HospiiaLj Jrs. Mary D. iioa OBikn oi 1.3 Haa.ch-'ey St. Lowell: sue of; j. Bricji: moinT ot Ai An.tT.

i Eiien Crushoim of Crofloo la and ui-an J. OBr.cn Jr. ueu. rji.ra4 baturaay moimnaT at irom the Oiineil suner Home. a.

6 fawtucMt bL. LOW LlL. Fujieral Mass at St. Ntirnifli t.au.ch. LjweX at lu.

Burial in St. liuuj i Cerneteiy. Caiarut hou.s 2-a ana I-t pjn. i DONN ELL John in Salem. Apr.

4. aiter a br.ef iimes. oe- lu.ed husoand of tne la Anna E. (Collins i. fauier oi Jonn J.

of-wnitaian. Joseph oi Qumcy.i Anne Mam Coulliard of Salem. b.uLner i ams i George, ici xeanor ourj ail of Sj.cn.' also survived by seventeen grano- morning from the Muruny Funeral home. 8 tedeial SL. corner of North Sl.

SALEM, fo.iowed by a i uiural Mass at iO cocg in St. James Church. Salem. Interment Su Mary's Cemetery. Salem.

Visiting r.o-irs Tnursoay 1-9. Frioay 2-4 and 9 m. O'KEEFE Of. Everett, April 4. Ia a (Bernabeii.

beloved wiie oi the lat John and mother at James of. Everett, sister of Mrs. Enos McAl lister of Amesoury. Mrs. Hum lev of Ayer, Mrs.

Rena Sieirek of Newburvoort. Mrs. Alice Anderson of Kauck, Mrs. Rita Payne of Hav-i erniii. Mrs.

Lisle jonnson oi iait-i forma and the late Stephen Bema I bei. Funeral on satu-day at 8 m. from the Salvatore Rocco sons Fu.ni eral Home. 331 Main St. Funer al Mass in Sl.

Anthon 's Church at 9:15 Relatives and friend invited. visiting hours naay z-4 and 7-H. OWENS In Needham. Apr. 4.

Anna C. (Cambridge i. widow of Redmond J. Owens Father of fTar.lt J. jjowo.

Artnur ana Richard T. Owens. Also survived by three grandchildern and two great-grandchildren. Service at tne Laton Funeral Home. 13al Saturday.

ADr. 8 at 2 p.m. Memorial donations may be; sent to tne cnanty oi your choice. hrother Maria Palmerino nf Ttalv. anri N-r- olo Palmenno of Wakefield: also survived by 2 grandchildren, anr1 greatgrandson.

Funeral from the Morrison Funeral Home. 13 Y- WAKEFIELD, on Saturday at! 9 a.m. followed Py a Funeral Mass in St. Florence's Church at 10 a.m. Friends may call at the fi'ne-a1 home on Thursdav 7-9 and Friday 2-4 and 7-fl o.m.

In lieu nf flowers memorial contributions mav be sent to the New England Memorial Hospital, Stoneham. Mass. PQRFIDO Of East Boston. April 3. Eugene, beloved husband of Con oetta (Iantoacai.

father of Frnk and Philin. hoth nf Fast F.oston Eugene Jr. of Wilmington, brother of Mary of Italy; also survived bv 2 grandchildren. Funeral from thel Rapino Memorial Home. 9 Chelsea (MAVERICK SQ.l.

Saturday at 7:45. Funeral Mass in the Sacred Heart Church at 8:45. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting Thursday and Friday. 2-4 and 7-9.

Interment Holy Cross Cemeterv, (parking in rear of Funeral Home) prGH Of Milton, April 4. Emma M. Bennett beloved wife of the. late David mother of LI lan Welsh, of Milton, and Charles W. Pugh.

ttf Revere. Also survived by a grandson and 2 great-grandchil dren. Scvies at the Oran't-om Funeral Home. Cummins Highway, near Mattaoan Souare on Saturday at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 P.m.. QITVLAN Thomas Anril of in Norm central wollaston. beloved husband of Margaret T. (Lackol, brother of James P. and Cornelius F.

of Brighton and Ken neth P. of Newton: also survived bv 7 nenhews and nieces. Rela tives and fr'ends are resnectfullv invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at from tne Lvdnn Russell Funeral Home. 644 Hancock i INCY followed pv a Funeral Mass in SL Aeatha'a Church. East at 9 o'clock.

Vitin houri i mirsdav 7-9 and F-idnv 7-4 and 7-9. Interment Pine Hill. Quincy. i RANTOUL (1 1 Tl April 4.1 I 1 1 I 1 11 tditn (Congdon) Kantoul wife of the late Albert W. Rantoul.

mother of Robert Rantoul and Albert Rantoul both of Harvard. Ser vices at tne Badger Funeral Home. Route 2-A. LITTLETON. Saturday at 2 p.m.

No visiting hours. Con tributions in her memory may be made to the Town of Harvard Ambulance Service. Cremation at the Mt. Auburn Cemetery. age 82.

of Hancock. N.H.. died Aoril 3. in Peterboro, N.H., after a linger ing uiness. native oi oui, husband of Mrs.

Mabel E. (Waugh) Reaveley, father of Mrs. Eleanor R. Swim, 3 grandchildren. 2 greatgrandchildren, hrother of Miss Ca therine Reaveley.

Funeral services Saturday April 8, at 1 p.m. at the Woodbury Son Funeral Home. PETERBORO. N.H. Burial in Orange, Mass.

Visiting hours Fri day evening 7-9 p.m. inose wno wish may make contributions to the Monadnock Community Hospital, Peterboro. N.H., in his memo ry. ROSEN On Thursday. April 4, Annie c.

of 65 Atherton Brookline. beloved wife of the lafe Joseph devoted mother of Sylvia Forman of providence, R.I., Fdith Nessen of Brookline, and Gladys Seltzer of Providence, R.I.: sister of da Morse of Hnii: also survived bv nine grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren. Services private. There will be no memorial week. ROUD In Everett, April 4.

Emma. peiovea aauirnur of tne late Simon and Lena (Jacobs) JKoud, beloved sister of Lena Dolloff of Everett. Funeral services at the John F. Ward Son Funeral Horn-, 772 EVERETT. Friday.

April 5 at 11 a.m. Relatives and; IPllMtllVn rt TIT lr 1 A A iml Hha U7i.ATa4 i i Home of David Fudge nrl Son In AprT J. I MILFORD A funeral Mass for Mrs. Marguerite (Des Roches) Arsenault, 108, one of the oldest citizens of Massachusetts, will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. today at St.

Mary's of the Assumption Church here. I Mrs. Arsenault, of School street, died Wednesday at 1 the Milford Medical Home. Born Oct. 15, 1865, in Miscouche, Prince Edward Island, Canada, she immigrated to Boston in 1899 with her husband, John, a mill worker for the Drap SBEEff AN Of Waban and Aga- S-ieehan.

be.oved husband of tne ars Barbara M. "Kuoeuel. father of Barbara E. CasteUanos of Aga-Ji orothcr of Eleanor Morgan of Maiden, also survived by 3 grand-cnudren. residence 67 Monroe Agawam.

Funeral from the George F. Doherty and Sons Funeral 77 Washington Su HELLESLET. Monday at Funeral Mass in St. Philip Neri Church. 1518 Beacon Waban.

at a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-9 and Sunday 2-4 and 7-8. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. StDUghton.

Late vice-cresident of the Bickford Restaurants of New rorg. l'te treasurer of the Boston Hayes-Bickford Restaurants. STEVENS Pamela April 2. t74. Daughter of Charles P.

and Elissa Mueller Stevens. Sister of Jenmter Charles P. Mama A. and Mark W. Stpvers, Granddiuehter of Walther M.

Mueller and Marguerite Frank. Niece of Mrs. Nancy S. Gilkesen of Cleveland. Ohio.

Mrs. Marcia M. Foresman and Alfred S. Mueller of Albany. Funeral at St.

Peter's Protestant Eoicopal Church, Albany. N.Y. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Those who wish may make contributions to the Northeastern N.Y. Speech Center.

135 Washington Albany. N.Y. Falls. aim survived seven grandchildren and one gTa'-grandchi'd. Funeral from the F.

J. Hurgins Funeral Home. 4236 Washington ROSLINDALE Saturday. April 6 at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in SL John Chrysostom Church at in.

Rela'ives friends invited Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Parking in rear of funeral home on Cummins Highway. StZTNSKI Of April S. Gerald (Jerry) .1. of 66 neiovea oromer of J.

Suszynski of Chelsea. Winif-d Knowlton of Cahfomia and Ida Remieka of Poland. Fup-ral Sab-r-dav at 8 a.m. from the Walata Funeral Home. 19.5 Washington rHELSEA, followed hy a Funeral Mass in St.

Stani-'-ns Church. Chelsea, at 9 a.m Relatives ard friends invited. Friday 2-4 and 7-9. Late WW II veteran and member DAV Chapter 27 of Somerville. SWSfM Tn Coneo'd.

Ma-h 15. 1974. Kirsarei iriraaievi. wife or t1- 1-te Roeer D. Ss-tm.

of Mrs. Jimes A. Bortener of M-s. James H. LeFeavr Beirut.

Lebanon and Mrs. David G. Detnlefa of Derth-m. Also survived by seven grap-'chiHro. M-mnri-l service in th.

chapel of T-initjr Church E-'iseooal. Anril 8 at 2 o.m. Memorial cont-'hitfis mav be snt Fmerson Hospital. vncord 01742. Arrangements by MacRae-Tunnicliffe.

Concord. IIBBETTg In Portland. April S. rrianuo nooetts. formerlv of 8 snerman st Funeral.

Saturday afternoon, at 12:30 o'clock at 749 Congress st. Interment in Brook-lawn Memorial Park. Visiting hours TIda. ernoon and evenings at 7 Congress, st. Relatives and friends are welcome.

T'f In Newton. Apr. 4. Katherine A. (Feenev).

of 49 iV 'Tank: aunt of waiter G. Tharl. Funeral from T. Lvons Fune-al 179 Washington WEST NEWTON, Saturday pt 8 o.m. Funeral M--s in St.

Bernard's Church at 9. Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. WAMf Leavittown. Long Is-land. April 2.

suddenly, formerly pf this city Frederick Wall: husband of Bettv (Dirk) Wan and father of Alan. Lawrence Virginia, and EDen WaU all of Leavittown: brother of Clarissa 'Wall! Roddy of West and the late Edward V. Wall Funeral from the Frederic J. Croshv Funeral Home. 1803 Centre St WEST (BetwJ? Wil- low and Naples St) on Saturday morning at 10:15 to be followed bv Funeral Mass at the Holv Name Church at 11 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours. Friday. 2-4. 7-9 p.m.

Interment St. Parking in rear WW II Home. Navy Veteran WAKREN Of Winthrop, Anr. 4. iu wr'nee l.

beloved wife of the late Robert James Warren: Warren of Winthrop. Helen Sawyer of Winston-Salem. and Bette Klrkland of L3mnfield. Also survived bv two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services at he Fl-rral Home.

174 Winthrop St.WIN-TPROP. Rtu'dav. Anril 6 at p.m. VWtino h-mrs Friday '-4 and 7- O.m. FiHnrr), flnd rDianA, )n vlted 'nterment at the Winthron Cemetery.

WILLIAMS Of Marshfield. April 2. John beloved husband of Lynn (Sudlcr) of 8 Howes Brook father of John H. Ill and Shannon F. Williams.

Private funeral service Rehoboth, Delaware. VFW POST 1012 We regret to the f1oafh nt Comrada Joseph A. Murphy. Funeral from A. J.

Breslin Sons Funeral Home. A1fl Plpnunl Gf nyfQllan S71. Interment Oak r.mi. r.m..r ivieaiora. KAIL COITSINO.

Cmdr. CARMEN SPATAFORE, Chaplain CARD OF THANKS The family of the late MARTIN O'MALLET Wishes to thank their manv rela SliBlSi2! RDADDIEGO Of East Boston. April Mrs. Kathleen Jones, 80 fice. GAVIrf Suddenly, to Dorchester.

April 3. li) Joseun a. a th lat Cathenn (Willardt and brother of Margaret Gain. iTanunoiam. ma.

Km narJwVI nn nieCCS. SSinral from th John G. Malloy Fimeral Hme. 1128 Wash met on a nnirnEstn LOWER MILLS, Saturday. April 6.

at 8 a.m Funeral Mass in St. Matthew Church 9 a.m. Relatives and friends in vited. Tfismng nours rno 2-4 and 7- p.m. imerrnem iu wiu calvary cemeieiy.

rti nvlV Tin Thiirdav. Aorll 4, Abraham, of 199 Mass. Boston. Beloved husband of Esther (Piier.i Services at the Levl" rhariel. 470 Harvard Brook- line, on Friday, April 5.

at 9:30 a.m. Remembrn-es in his me- -ory may be made to the charity of your choice. HaINES Of Hyde park. April 3. Esther oeiovea wue h.m igsta ri2rnr J.

Haines. Motf er of Mrs. Dorothy E. SpuJ of nr.rf.nMtr Mr Ottrt (Llllianl Staeiir of Wollaston and Mrs. Ber nard (Helen Loughlm of Ran-i dolph.

Survived oy li granacnu-dren and 7 great grandchildren. Funeral services trom tne Larron-Thnmw Funeral Home. 22 Oak St. HYDE PARK, Saturday morning at 10. Relatives ana inenas invueu.

Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9. HALE In Kennebunk, Maine. April 4, Owen W. Hale, age 55 yrs. of The Maguire Kennebunk.

Maine. Formerly of Arlington. Beloved husband of Lorene W. Hale: father of Thomas O. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm from the Bibber Memorial Chapel K7 Siimmpr Kennebunk.

Maine Interment in Orean VJew Ceme tery, wens, W1HII1C. I reiiu. im call at tne cnppei. rnaay evening. Visitini hours 7-9 pm.

Agnes E. (Smith), beloved wife of. tne late V. rank naranan. oiswr of James Smith of Dorchester.

Funeral from the John C. Mulry Funeral Home. King St at Dorchester DORCHESTER, Sat urday at a.m. runerai mass in St. Mark's Church at 9 Relatives and friends invited.

Visit ing nours rnaay omy z- ana Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. HATCH In Reading. April 4. John D.

beloved nusDand oi itutn Packard). Father of Dr. John D. Matcn ri Ann Aroor, Mrs. Ralnh (Janet) Boone of Jacksonville Beach.

and Mrs. Rob ert f.Ttirlithl CaoiUin of Arlington. Funeral services at the Joseoh Do-i hertv Funeral Home. 11 Lmdrn St. READING, Saturday at 10.

Calling hours fnday 2-4 and 7-9. HENDERSON In Melrose. April 2. Miss Emily C. Henderson, sister of Margaret H.

Jones of Sparta. N.J., Aunt of George R. Glover of Me' rose, and Laurence T. Jones of Sparta. N.J.

Funeral service private. HERMANSON On Tuesday. Anrl 2. Rita (Charak) of Brookline, widow of Joseph Hermanson heloved mother of Gerald I. Her manson of Newton.

Barbara PadnfK of Holland. Mich. Also survived by 5 grandrhildren and 1 trreat-grand-j cm d. sister of Liora Beck nard of Boston. Walter Charak of New York city, services will be private, HOWE In Lexington.

April 4. Marl- L. (Gooding) of 4 Chandler st. her flftth vear. wife of tha late Arthur B.

Howe. Mother of Miss kiizaoetn Howe of Lexington and Mrs. Myron E. (Isabel) Wegman of Ann Arbor. Michigan.

Also sur vived dv 4 grandcmiaren and I great-grandchildren. Services are orivate. HUNT In Somerville, April 3. Catherine E. (Bradley), beloved wife of the lae uuy Hunt and sis ter of Mary R.

Burke of Belmont. Jnseph W. Bradley of Somerville. Cel'a Pennisi of B-yide. N.Y..

nd T'hn Edie7f nf vtaldnn. y.tnnr- ai from the Francis H. Brown F'-neral Home, 34 Bow I'MOV on Saturday morning at 8:15. Church at 9. Relatives and friends respectfully invited.

Visiting hours Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. HCtt'EY In Dorchester. April 4, Odile (Burns), beloved wife of the lafo Edward M. Hurley; mother of Helen M. Vene'o and Mrs Marffa-et A Bryant, both of Quin- cv.

Edward Jr. of Weymouth. Paul D. and Gerald D. Hurley, both of Drcbester: sister of Mrs.

F'orenre MarPheron of Waltham Mrs. He'en Le P'anc. end Gabriel Burns of Nova Scotia: also survived by 5 grand-hildren. frm the Dolan Funeral F-nw tian ttr9cnfnenn DOR- CWPSTER LOWER WILLS, on i'-nay mor'ng w'th a Funer M-ss St. Gregory's Cb'rch 1" m.

weiMives and fr'end invited. Viri'ing hours Friday 24. 7-9 n.m. URGENSON Of Brighton. April 3.

Margaret, beloved wife of the late Auffust Jurgenson. Mother of Mildred F. Jurgenson and James T. Gieer of Ttrjeomn. Service5 at the W'liamson and Diamond Fnpfl Home 17rt Brirhtnn ALLSTON.

Aoril 6. at 11 a m. Friends may call at fe funer al home FPiay z-4 and 7-9 p.m. KEARNEY Of Needham, formerly of Brookline, April 3, Annie J. (Rlordan) Kearney.

Beloved wife of tne late Micnaei j. Kearney. mother of Edward r. and jonn J. nf Reno.

Nevada, and Sarah R. Kidd of Needham. Also survived grandchildren. 11 irreat grandchildren. Resilience 89 Page Rd.

Funeral from George F. Doherty Sons Funeral Home, 1305 Highland needham. Saturday at ona. Funeral Mass In St. Josenh's Church at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends 1-indl" 'nv't-d. Visiting hours day 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Interment Mt. Benedict Cemetery, West Roxbury. Hull at 11 a.m.

Relatives Howard Francis, andrina Correia. and Mary Godin-ho. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Funeral from the Rogers Funeral Home. 380 Cambridge CAMBRIDGE, Saturday at 9.

Fu "I-," neral Mass in SL Anthonys Church, Cambridge at 10. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9. Late member Portuguese American Civic League. Bl'RWELL Harold Mar.

31. age 74, of Boston, former of Wohurn. husband of Edna (Rattler) Bur- well; father of Harold L. Burwell Edward Burwell. Maxine Pearson.

Mary Jones. Also survived by three grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral ser vices were held Wednesday from the J. Bixby Funeral Home. 14 Johnston SU Woburn.

Interment was in wooa Brook cemetery, wo burn. CALLAHAN Patrick in Boston April beloved husband of the late Katherine (nee Healev): de-i voted father of James of Dorches ter. William of Boston, Kobert Dorchester, Francis of South Bos ton, Mrs. Mary Iriliespie and Mrs. Catherine Kowalik.

both of Boston; also survived by 17 11 great-grandchildren. Funer al from the Connolly-Trayers Funeral Chapel. 1409 Washington across from the cauiedral Saturday, April 6. at 9. Funeral Mass in the Cathedral at 930.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Fri day z-4 ana 7-9 p.m, CAMPBELL In Burlington, April 3, uuncan, formerly of Arlington, beloved husband of Edna W. (Thompson I devoted brother of C. Sutton Campbell of Wilmington, Mrs. Lillian F.

Mortimor and Mrs. Emma J. Duncan of North Read ing. Funeral service Saturday at the United Presbyterian Church, 335 Cambridge Burlington at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours at the Leonard F. Doyle Funeral Home, 173 neaiora bUKuau ion, Rte. 62 Bedford line (Exit 42 1 off 128 Friday evening 7-9 p.m. Late resident 27 Locust St. CANNAROZZA In Somerville.

Apr. 4. of 47 Sewall Mary, beloved daughter of the late Anthnnv Cannarozza and Crocifflssa (Caval- nem; ana sister ot Mrs. Fannie Viaes of Somerville and Ncholas friends respectfully invited. Visit ing hour rnaay -e.

(-. MAID A In Dedham. April 3. An thony oeiovea su M. (Mickeletti), and the late An-i gelo A.

Malda of 370 East brother of John, Donald and Roberta Maida. all of Dedham. Joseph of Needham. Ronald of Marlboro, and Theresa Washburn of Arkansas. Funeral from the Hugh Cannon Funerai nome, toi mn" ii a nn SaturHav mormng at 9:15.

Funeral Mass In St. Marys Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9. and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Ite member Italian-American Citizens Club of Dedham. Interment Brookdale Ceme uAsnrrni I In Es M4BVTT" (Nicol tery. Nicolo beloved ife of Oreste Marottoli, motner o. Erminio and Claudina Marottoli and Mariangela Zaccardi: also survived by 7 grandchildren. Funeral from tne magraui, ruiiepii nomt vneisea Saturday morning at 8:45.

Funeral Mass in the Church of the Sacred Heart at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives anr friends invited. Visiting hours h.irsdav 7-9. Friday 2-4 and 7-9. MARTINO Of Medford.

April 3. for merly Of Buriingion. rjernaraw ui 20 Headland Way. beloved husband of Aiauiaa iiarunoj. idurei w.

imio. jnunhiTw I-Pore of Danvers. Mrs. Anna Lionetta of Arlington. Mary lunano ana i-iro iviai n-both of Maiden.

Fred of Medford. Tifinartin. of Newton and th' lite Mrs. Nancy McQueeny of Abington. also survived by grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

Funeral from the Me-i Avoy-Gaffey Funeral Home, 223 Massachusetts ARLINGTON, on Saturday, Aoril 6 9 a.m.. followed bv a Funeral Mass St. Raphael's Church. Med'ord. at.

10 o'clock, relatives and friends In vited. visiting hours Friday. 2-4 and 7-9 D.m. MrDONOUGH Of Roslindaie. Aoril 2.

Agnes be oved daugh ter of the late Patrick J. and Delia A Craven, sister of sr. ju. ioren friends invited to attend. Intermentiiting hours Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-4 Glenwood Cemetery.

and 7-9. Mass at the Immaculate inn Hithlnd Av. SOMRRVILI.E Jihjrdey at 10 a.m. Visiting hours raw a Cl'SHMAN Helen age 74. of ivortneast itn Terrace.

Pom- pano oeacn. norma, nied Aoril 3. formerly pf Newton. Mrs. Cuhmn wfis a resident of Pompano Beach.

Sun-ivors include her sun John Cushman of Bedford. her djiiehter Margaret Goers of vieveiana, unio. 4 sisters, Mrs. Frank Ah-rn, Miss Mirgiret Mo. Weeney.

Mrs. Richard J. Butler una a cousin, jvirs wirnoms crrt-i ut-n. iu sTnacnnaren also survive. Funeral Mass wPI he celebrated at 9 a.m..

Saturday at St. tiizaoem uatnolic cnurch 3. Patrick, beloved hushmrf of Santa (LaRosal. father of Richard. I Diane Mufnano both of Ea't Bns-i nuinie Kevnion of Chelsea.

Rot.71 Poto of Maine, brother Louise Corte of Revere and Louis of Hyde Park; also survived pv 10 grandchildren. Funeral from the Rapino MmnrW Hor" Chelsea 'MAVERICK Saturday at 8. Funeral Mass in th" rAost Holy RpriwmPT rhnrh ot Relatives and friends invited. VisiV iiik nours inursoay 7-v. Fndav z-4 and 7-9.

Interment Hol- Cros Cemetery. Veteran of WW II (parking In rear of Funeral Home DeANGELO Of Bedford, Aoril 4. Stefanie (Zukowski) of 9 Beacon wife of Dominic mother of j.ib. Aanaau or Boaford, sister of John Zukowski of Green- Jleld and Bernard Zukowski of wasnington, jj.c. Mrs.

Frmlf (Valdai Bakula and Mrs. Alec (Anne) Mileski both of Turne-s Falls. Also survived by 1 grandchild. Funeral from the Doug'ass Funeral Home, 51 Worthen LEXINGTON. Monrlav.

Anril 8 a followed bv a Funeral Mass at St. Michael's Church. Bedford, at 9. Friends may call at the fu neral nome. Sunday afternoon and evening 2-4 and 7-9.

DrLAIARRO Of Dedham, April 4, ranees i uoianiuoni i. Beloved wife of the late Paul DeLaiarro. Mother of Paul J. of Norton; Frances L. Pearsall: Ralph Ruth A.

Fit7henry, all of Dedham, and the late Robert of Norfolk. Sister of Pasqu.ile Colantuoni of Campton, N.H., Phyllis Edith Chase. Doris PllatH Potnr Eugene. Mary and the late Louis Colantuoni, all of Dedham. Also survivea Dy twenty-one grandchildren, two ereat-firranrf'i7lrtrn Residence: 26 Harding St.

Funerai irum tne wnson lieorne F. Doherty Sons. Funeral Vnma 458 High DEDHAM. Saturday Si Funeral Mass at St. Mary's Church at 8 a.m.

Rela- iir" anP inenas Kindly invited. Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 Interment Brookdale Cemetery. DeNINO In Lynn. Anril 3. IT.

Jean iuiiMmi. wire or tnzo ri. ueNino. of 130 Neptune Lvnn. are 46, daughter of Mrs.

Vivian Fmrr neinnn ana tnends ir-vitedtp attend the func-al from w. Rhodes FunTal Home. 679 Western LYNN, Saturday ati 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Francie! ChurcK Lynn, at 9 a.m.

Visiting' i.wu-a riioiy ana rn ii ''aciti oeioved uncle of DWaHe. Theresa Walsh slmZ Euneral from Gormley Funeral CSntle st- JAMAICA PLAIN. Saturday. ADril 6 at 8 a.m Funeral Mass from St. Thomas wrrn ai ciock.

Kia-tives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 n.m. DuPONT In Cambridge suddenlv of Joseph A. and Mary (Arruda) Dupont. Father of Joseph Michael.

Stephen Lloyd, Darryl Crvstal. Kande. Gigl and Robin DuPont. Also survived by 1 grandson. Funeral from the Danil F.

O'Brien Funeral Home, 907 Mass av.J uiierai mass at St. A Relatives and friends invited Past Commander of Francis Sullivan Post No. 358. Late employee of 'y-'tern 'Rltric. Vj-it-ng hours rnaay z-9 ana 7-8 p.m.

EARLY In Dedham, April 4, John, oewvea nuspana ot stacia (Jerz.vloi dLMer oz iviarsaret j. rarion of Hyde Park, brother of Margaret J. Early of Syracuse. N.Y., also survived by 3 grandchildren. Residence 79 Quincy St.

Funeral from the Wilson and George F. Doherty Sons Funeral Home, 456 High DEDHAM. Saturday at 8:15. Funeral Mass in St. Mary's Church at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Fri- aay z-4 ana 7-9 p.m. interment Brookdale Cemetery. Late member, of St Mary Holy Name Society. EDWARDS Gerard of Holly wood.

April 3. husband of jLlizabetn (Lundin). father of David. Geoffrey and Steven, and also survived by 4 grandchildren, all of California: brother of Mry and Adrian, both of W. Roxbury.

Ralph of Dedham, and the late Theodore of Centerville. Mass. Ser- Ave nin i Hull. April 3. William B.

Beloved son of Benjamin and Frances (Hawesl. Residence 7 tvocKview ita. nrotnor of Kaymond Starrett of N.H., and Mrs. Lois Pancoast of Ore. Grandson of Mrs.

Mary Jane Evans of Calif. Funeral from thePyne Funeral Home. 21 Emerald HINGHAM, Saturday, April 6th at 8:15 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Mary's Church, Hull at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends respect-i tuny invited, visiting hours Thursday 7-9 and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 in. Anthony RUGGIFRO In Stoughton, April 3. 1974. Marie E. McEachron of 82 Sumner beloved wife of Brandison Ruggiero, and mother of Brandison V.

Ruggiero of Brockton, daughter of the late Donald J. and Margaret (Welch) McEarhron. Funeral from the Lowe Powers Funeral Hme. 115 Monk STOUGHTON, Saturday. April 6 at 9 a.m.

Followed hy a Funeral Mass in Our Lady of the Rosary Church, (Rte 27). Stough ton, at it) a.m friends are kindlv invited tn at- Relatives and'tives er Corp. (now American Rockwell) of Hopedale, and her four children. She was for many years a member of the Catholic Auxiliary Companions of the Forest of America. She had been aihng for the past 10 years since hurting her arm at the age of 98.

She leaves five grandchildren, 21 great-grand-sChildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. p.m., April 13 in Colby Chapel, of Newton-An-dover Theological School in Newton Centre. Mrs.

Jones died Monday In a nursing home here. She was widow of Dr. Chestf Jones' Profes" sor of clinical medicine at Harvard Medical School He was on the staff of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Mrs. Jones was bom in Ontario and graduated from the Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing in 1920.

She lived for years in Newton many Centre and was a member of the ladies visiting committee of MGH. She was also active in the First Baptist Church and various garden and reading clubs. She leaves a son, Dr. Robert H. Jones of Rochester, N.Y., and two daughters, Mrs.

Elizabeth J. Clark of Concord, and Mrs. Anne J. Stoops of Peterboro. Other obituaries appear on Page 44 DEATHS AlT5TlX "T1" SaIeTi.

April 3. Mari- -f Eedington KhenlTftf.SS..!1! SIM1 Burrill st. Swamp- umuiujj ui i p.m. Cen'ral Cemetery. East! iricuo, neiatives and friends are invited and may call at Richardson's Funpral HAm.

Ja-vftte LYNN. Friday 2 to 4T 7 i i i 'ememorances may Be sent by those who wish to The Memorial Fund of The Unitarian uiuvciaduai unapei. BAGLIONE In Medford, April 3. uciuvtn wnp nt ma iota 17H cenzo. mother of Joseph of Allston and Vincent, of Medford.

sister of Joseoh Baglione and Mrs. Frances of Medford, grandmother! -atnenne Bownes of Brockton, also survived by 3 great grandchildren. from the Dello Russo Funeral Home. 306 Main MEDFORD. Saturn a a.m.-Funeral Mass in St.

Clement's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and ii! re respecuuily invited. uiiuib nours naay and 7-9. cy. Aoril 3.

nf 1911 Sl.h.l et of tne late Angela aim i ijrioni rsarateill: sisteri of John R. Bnratelli of Wakefilri sunt of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Powers of Angeia u. coffey.

Mis Norma E. Paratelli of Jamaica Plain. Miss Leah Trimus and Alma Bready of Pa. and Edmond Tnmus of N.Y. Reposing at the J- senh Sweenev Funeral Home.

74 Elm QUINCY CENTER, -nt" o'clock Saturday morning Funeral Mss in St. John's Church at 10 clock. Relatives and friends are resoeciiuuv invitea to attend visiting hours. Thursday 7-9. Fridav Interment Mary's.

West Ouiney. Late member oi ine Laaies soaanty. Don Madonna Guild. Don Bosco Guild Guild of the Divine Providence and the Senior Citizens' Council on AKlill. Cannarozza of Lawrence.

In Jamaica Plain inm anrl friends fnr t.ioir inn tend. Cailine hours Thursday 7-9i0ry during their recent bereavement. tine C.S.J, of Bethany. Walter M.iRYAN Of Watertown, April 4. Jos- PETERBORO, N.H.

Memorial services for Mrs. Kathleen (Holmes) Jones, 80, formerly of Newton Centre, will be at 2 Leo Flaxv Paper firm executive Leo Flax, 72, a Boston paper industry executive, died yesterday. Mr. Flax, of 40 Hammond Pond parkway, Chestnut Hill, was president of Ginsburg Brothers, of Somerville, a paper com-pany. I Born in Cambridge he was a graduate of the Cambridge School and a 1922 graduate of Harvard College.

He was past president of the New England Paper Trades Assn. and the Hebrew College of Brookline. He was a member of the board of trustees of the Combined Jewish Philanthropies, and a member of Camp Yavner and the Congregation Kehillath Is-' rael, Brookline. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Sadie (Ginsburg) two daughters, Mrs.

Susan Smith of Chestnut Hill, and Mrs. Carol Frieder of Jenkintown, two brothers, Irving and Harold, both of Brookline; a sister, Mrs. Libbie Lipman of Newton, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 3:30 p.m. today at the Congregation Kehillath Israel in Brookline.

Burial will be in Lynd- wood Memorial Park, Randolph. LATE DEATH NOTICES 18TO Tn Reariinv. Anrll 3 Frank beloved husband of Eve. lyn ana devoted father of Mrs. Linda Barnes of Peabody, Thomas of Lawrence, Marsha, Michael.

Treloar both of Reading. Son of Mrs. Maria R. Musto of Somerville. Brother of John of Brockton.

Mrs. Mary Hammarstrom of Hnnnvpr. Mrs. Victoria Morgan of Abington. ivirs.

xeresa spezzaierro of somerville. Miss Helen Sakha, nf Hull and Edward Musto of Somer-, vine, runerai from the Struzziero Funeral Home. 493 Somerville SOMERVILLE. Saturday, Aorll 8 at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in St Anthony's Church.

Somerville wi a.m. Relatives ana friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-4 and 7-9. IALIPANTE In Somerville. April 4, 1974.

Maria T. (Stefanelli). Be- lOVeH Wifk nf fnA Ul. A .4 vKENNEALLY In Jamaica. Plain.

of East Milton, rank r. of Kosnn-dale and the ate Anna. Margaret, Manus. and Hubert McDonough, Mrs. M.

Teresa O'Rourke and Mrs. Julia Paolini. Funeral from the John P. Hearn Funeral Home. 43 Cummins Highway, ROSLINDALE.

Saturday at 9:10 a.m. Followed by a Funeral Mass in the Holy Name Church ai 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Thursdav evening 7-fl. Fri day 2-4 and 7-9.

Interment. St. Jo seph's Cemetery. Retired emniqvee Mass of correction. Contrih'Ttions mav be made to Bethany Hosoial, Framlnhm.

Park ing adiacent to funeral nome Ml'LA In Waltham. April 4. Rose I Falzone Widow of Vineenzo Mula. Mother of Rosano Car-melo C. Mrs.

Anne Marcolina. Mrs. Kay McCue. Mrs. Susan Giampie- tro.

Mrs. Nellie Renna. Mrs. Sally Bonica. Miss Josephine Mula.

all of Waltham. Mrs. Mary Toohey of Hudson, and sister of Peter. James, and Carmelo Falzone all of Waltham. Josephine Severino of Watertown.

and Mrs. Mary Sulli van of Ashland. Also survived by 22 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral from the Francis J. Joyce Son Funeral Home.

552 Main St. WALTHAM. Saturday. April 6. at 8:15 a.m.

Fu neral Mass at sacred Heart cnurch at Polatii-Aa anrl frim1. 1n from Cataldo Funeral Home. 374 Broadway. SOMERVILLE, Saturdayi at a.m. uneral Mass in St.

Polvcaro's Church at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visit ing hours 2-t and 7-9 p.m, CATALDO CARINO Of Winthrop April 3. carmeiia (Carnone). be loved wife of the late Ernest Cataldo.

Devoted mother of Alfred Ernest and Robert Carino. Rudolph Cataldo and Mrs. Esther Nonni. all of Winthrop. Step-mother of Mrs.

Annette Imperioso of Maiden, Mrs. Edith DeVlncentt of Medford. Mrs. Eleanor DeFelice. John and Aldred Cataldo, all of Winthron.

Also survived bv 18 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral from the Ernest P. Caggiano and Son Funeral Home, 147 Winthrop WINTHROP, Saturday at 9:15 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. John the Evangelist Church at 10 a.m.

Relatives and friends incited. Visitii" hours Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Parking in rear of funeral home. CHAPIN Jeanette Thomas. died ADru 3.

1974. widow of Edward Barton Chapin, late of Andover, in Brooklme. beloved mother of E. Barton Chapin Jr. and yine inapin ana uranny star to her grandchildren anrl great-grand children.

Services private. In lieu of flowers contributions may made to Massachusetts Eye. Ear inurmary. CHIANO In Mattaoan. Anril 4.

beloved husband. of Agnes F. (Richards) and devoted fatner of James, Paul J. of Dor-cnester, and Mrs. Donna Marie Pitts of Louisiana; son of Mrs.

Concetta (Fasano) and the late Joseph Chiano; brother of Mrs. Minnie Pizzinelli, Mrs. Angelina LaFond and Clara Chiano all of west itoxoury, Mrs. Mary Guer- cione of Penn. Mrs.

Viola Held of Fv Brockton. Joseph Chiano Jr. of unmcy, James Chiano of New Hampshire. and Mrs. Evelyn Cornetta of Revere; also gurvived oy tour grandcmiaren.

Funeral Saturday, Anril fi. at a.m from the Joseph Russo Funetal Home. 814 American Legion Hwy. (near Cummins R08LIN- vale. runerai Mass In St.

Angela Church. Mattapan at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9 p.m. and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

WW veteran. (Ample parking on premises.) v. vited. Visiting hours. Friday.

2-48CANLON nressions nf tvmnglh. in hie Hn. The family of the late HAROLD E. D'BBIFK Wl3he to thank their many friends relatives who sent kind messages sympathy and spiritual bouquets their recent he University Police for iriuuie. IN MEMORIAM 1973 DAVIS I.

(DICK) COLLINS 1974 First Anniversary Memorial Service Sunday, Apr. 7, at 3 p.m. In the Tewksbury United Methodist Church. Sooth Tewksbury. Friends invited.

Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his family and friends. 1970 HNA L. BATES 1974 Four lonr years have past Since that sad day God called yog home to rest at last God brought us together, God toak us apart. But the love God gave as for you shall never part. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by loving husband Kese, your sons, daughters, grandchildren and mother.

Fourth Anniversary Mass being said on Apr. 6. at 7 o'clock ia Mission Church in Roxbury. 19B9 ABRAHAM (AL) JACOBS 1974 Always I remembered. Rena and AL MONTH'S HIND MASS MARY I.

MOW I HAN St Bridget's Church, East Broadway, South Boston, Apr. 6th at 4 p.m. 1971 TIMOTHY T. SULLIVAH 1974 Anniversary Mass Saturday, Apr. at 7:30 P.m.

Gone forever, forgotten never. Marion and family. FUNERAL Personalized service in keeping with your wishes. All Price Ranges All Religions Any Distance J. S.

WATERMAN SONS Greater Boston Since 1832 P.m., IllUdjr A CI11U I M.Ill. I enhine (Mnllinsl beloved wife nf! nO'ffy'r13; USE: t10' of Clifford Miss Marie J. and M' ftuise) Owens, all of watertown. Also survived oy Funeral from the Joseph A. Mae-Donald Funeral Home.

6 Riverside WATERTOWN SQUARE, Sat urday at 8 a.m. Mass in the Church of St. Patrick at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friend- kin'y invited. Visiting hcurs Friday 7-9 p.m.

Interment St. Patrick Ceme tery. RY1ER In Melrose, April 2. Ebba M. (Larson).

Wife nf John E. Rvder. Motne- of Virginia. R. of Arlington.

Va. and Janet E. Holsapole of NewbnrBh. N.Y. Service at Trinity Episcopal Chureh West Emerson Street.

Melrose. Friday at 10:30 a.m. In lieu of flowers Memorial G(ts may be made American Cancer Society, 138 Newhnry Street, Boston. SALTONSTALL In Wareham. hv accident April 3.

Miss Claire Sa1-i tonsiau. aaugnter of Senator an Mrs. William L. Saltonstall of 388 Summer Manchester. A zed 16 years.

Funeral services will be pri- vaie. nememorances in ner npme may be made to the Audubon Society. In Brookline. suddenlv margarei r. irianaean): wife of John M.

Scanlon, residence 52 Jamaica mother of Mrs. Ellen Costello of Chestnut Hill, and Jane Scanlon of Vermont; sister of! jars. iMora McLaoe of Chestnut nm, mrs. neien ereen or Walnoie, and Mrs. Mary Hurd of Mexico; also survived by 2 grandchildren Funeral from the George J.

Lacy Funceral Home. 129 Harvard St BROOKLINE, Saturday morning, at 9:10. followed by a Funeral Mass in. st. Lawrence cnurch.

Chestnut Hill, at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Visiting luuisuaj evening Friday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment, St. Joseph's Cemetery.

SCHNEIDER On Wednesday, April1 ul in jua joiia. if formerly of Brookline, beloved widow of Morris devoted mother of Elaine Hubbard of La Jolla, and the late Herbert Schnei-I der; also survived by two grand-1 children; dear of Jeanette Parvey Of Brookline. ant Annie Prigot Rose Lebowich. andi Minna B. Wolff.

Services at the! Hayard oi ijos Angeles, Calif Beloved wife of Max: devoted mother of Ronald and Richard: dear grandmother of Shawn and Esther. Private services will be held on Friday at the Levine vnaoei. DONT OMIT SENTIMENT There is nothing in lieu of flowers Flowers Speak More Comfort Than a Thousand Words DORCHESTER, 288-6300 HOLBROWS PARKER HOUSE FLORIST and of in 6 Annl 4. Ann (Sullivan) oe ovea wife of the late James A. Kenneal- ly.

Devoted mother of Attorney James X. Kenneallv of Medford and Attorney Paul V. Kenneally of Concord. Mass. Also survived by three grandchildren.

Funeral from the Robert J. Lawler Funeral Home. Smith Huntington JA MAICA PLAIN Monday at 8:15 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited Visitinff hours Saturdav 7-9. Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 P.m.

Inter ment Mt. nope cemetery. KENNEY In So. Boston, April 2. Walter beloved son of the late Edward J.

and Hannah (Regan) Kenney, brother of Mrs. Louise Jennings of Dorchester, and tne late Edward J. William and Francis J. Kenney. Funeral from the Cassidy Funeral Home.

743 E. Broadway, at su BOSTON on Saturday, Anril 8. at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass at the Gate of Heaven Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Veteran of WW I. Visiting hours. Fridav. 2- 4 and 7- P.m. interment Mount Hone Lemetery.

KNIGHTLY In Bedford, Apr. 4 1974. Formerly of South Boston. John W. Knightly of 200 Soring Bedford, the beloved husband of the late Margaret r.

(Roche) Knigntly; the devoted father of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Malcolm of Wey mouth: Mrs. Julia Allaire of Randolph; the late John F. Knightly of Raynham; Mrs.

Margaret F. Murphy of Weymouth; William W. Knightly of Billerica and Mrs. Mary A. Rea of North Carolina.

Also survived by eleven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, Mrs, Nora Cadigan, and the late Patrick Knightly, all of Somerville. Funeral from the Sweeney Brothers Home for Funerals. 1 Independence QUINCY. Saturday, Apr.

6, at 9:15 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Francis Xavier Church, Weymouth at 10 clock. Relatives and friends in- vited to attend. Visitmg houS Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery, West Box-; pury. and 7-9 p.m. MURPHY of Wilmington. April 3.

formerly of Medford. Joseph A. Sr. husband of Christina A. (Robertson) of 4 Lincoln father of Mrs.

Christina E. Hatfield of Wo burn ana Josenn a. jr. of wn-nMnptnn anH brother of Julia L. Murphy of Maiden.

Anthnnv M. ofl and Marv pauune Mi'van Winchester. Funeral from the Arthur J. Breslin and Sop Home. Rio Pleasant st at Medford line.

Saturday at Funeral Mass at tne immaculate Concention Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9. and Friday 2-4 and 7-9. NELSON In Waltham, April 3.

Henry Husband of the late Helen G. (Farrell). Father of Arnold Mrs. Catherine Michaud, and Mrs. Mary Kelley.

Also survived by 9 grandchildren. Services will be held at the Francis J. Joyce Son Funeral Home. 552 Main WALTHAM, Saturday April 6, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. FARROW 7n Arlington. Anril i CLAIN In Allston, April 1974. Mother of Erma (Jilda) Ciano Norma in Quin- O'BRIEN Of Medford, April 4. John S-, beloved husband of Ludi- vina On Wednesday.

Apr. 3. later. Arrangements by the Gaffey uiinerai nome, Meotora. KOTOWSKI Of Arlirson, April 4 O'BRIEN Of Wellesley, April 4.

Je-1 remiah W. Beloved husband of Mary E. Strang i O'Brien and father of Pnriria Star'on of Welles i ii-ii arrow, formerly w. ninsiue nvrnue. wire Of the lat-Charles Farrnw Con-ic.

1 Berglund Funeral Home. 292 Mas- Bdcnuseus AKLl.NUlON. sat- urday April 6 at 11 a.m. Visituv iiuuis xnuay iy p.m. FAY Formerly of South Boston I Jamaica Plain, April 2, Peter beloved husband of Sue ichtm- beloved father of Peter.

Mark jjuruia ray: son ot riorence Scott i ray or Brookline and the 'ate Henry Fay: brother of Mrs vinr ence Riley of Norwood. Paul of nomana, Virginia of Brookline Mrs. June Gibbons of Quincv and William of Roslindaie. from the O'Brien Funeral Worno 146 Dorchester SOUTH BOS- ius, Saturday at 9. Funeral Mass at Blessed Sacrament Church.

Jamaica Plain, at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Friday 3-4 and 7-9 p.m. Late employee of Sears Roebuck Co. Vet-! eraa of the Korean War.

mane tvigarsi. DeJoved wife of Joseph A. Clain and mother of Joseph A. Jr. of Neil P.

and Barry of. Florida: Brian M. of Allston: Janet of Wrenthatm; Mrs. Connie Warren of RpverTv? mrs. Maureen Messier of N.H.

Mrs. Knthryn Ga.enon of Watertown: Mrs. Sheila Gould and Mrs. Lee Jones of Florida: Mrs. Eileen Souther of Somerville and the late Mrs.

Virginia M. Marston Also survived by fifty-eight grandchildren and two great-grand children. Funeral from the J. Warren Sullivan Funeral Home. 35 Henshaw BRIGHTON (oppo site St.

uizaoetn Hospital I Saturday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in Anthony's Church at 9 a.m Relatives and friends invited Visiting nours rnaay, 2-4 ana 7-y p.m. rne ramiiy requests no flowers. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Somerville.

sister nf ni-la Italy. Also survived by 7 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren ana i great-great-grandchild. Funeral from the Anthony F. Cota ana son runerai Home, 197 Washington SOMFRVIIIF nn Sat. urday, April 6 at 10 a.m.

Funeral Mass in St. Anthony's Church at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends may cau at tne runerai Mome. Fnday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment Holy iross cemetery.

Maiden. CEMETERY AND LOTS Plan now tWor Hm. nt nnA tew Section at lower cost No charge ludgetplan. For peace of mind do it pw. Write Mr.

Janes. Box 31. West loxbury, Mary (Gr.vguc), beloved wife of the late Leon and mother of Harry and Mrs. Helen Gurecki, grajtd-mother of Eleanor and Edward KotowsKi ana Mrs. Jean Jacoppi and Robert Gurecki, also sur vived by a great-granddaughter Pamela Gurecki.

Funeral from the Szulewski Son Funeral Home, 93 Otis E. CAMBRIDGE (near i.ecn. oq.i, saturaay at 8. followed by a Solemn High Mass of Kequiem in St. Hedwig's Church at 9.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Friday 2-4, 7-8 p.m. ley. ana Drainer at Mary Tobin 31 West Newton. Also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Residence 505 Washington St Funer-1 frcm the teorge uonertv Sons Funeral Home. 477 Washington St. WELLESLEY. Saturday at 10:15 a.m. Funeral Mass in St.

Paul's! cnurch at 11 a.m. Relatives -and friends kindly invited. Visiting! nours rnaay, z-4 and 7-9. Late member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and DiKahled American vet erans. Interment Woodlawn Ceme-j SINCE 1896 227-8057 1 pery.

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