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14The Berkakire Eagle, Monday, June 14, 1971 idro, "TL'IS .141 110.0 Al ga.11110 Illpqa AL Pittsfield Driver Killed When Car Hits Tree in Lee PT a 1 "it A tio Andrus, Lawrence M. Cardinal, Alfred A. Civello, Nicholas P. Fiddelke, Herman Franks, Howard (Story Page 1, Section 2) Garno, Theodore Keegan, Mrs. Martin Langdon, Lewis C.

Louizou, Mrs. Marjorie Marchisio. Mrs. Demira Morey, William L. Murach, Joseph Nolan, Matthew.

Szczepanski, Antkmi Tithe, Kenneth W. Toomey, Mrs. Elizabeth Werden, Miss Mary R. 1 Nylon ri 11 rTirrrArl nr, 1 LT A 1 la Al 3 I ip 1 14 Colors it. OC rt 1 VA Miss Mary IL Werden; Was a Founder of Morningside Baptist Miss Mary R.

Werden, 96, of 610 Alden Springfield, former Pittsfield resident, died Saturday at her home. Born In Amenia, N.Y., she had lived In this city most of her life before moving to Springfield a few years ago. Miss Werden was the last remaining member of the committee that founded Morningside Baptist Church. Graveside services were held this afternoon in Pittsfield Cemetery. The Rev.

Carrol A. Turner, pastor of Momingside Baptist Church, officiated. Lawrence M. Andrus Lawrence M. Andrus 65 of 41 Grove St.

died at his home yesterday after a long illness. Born in Troy, he operated a garage and service station in Blossburg. before moving here some years ago. Mr. Andrus was formerly general manager of Haddad's Motor Sales.

He and his wife, the -former Hannah Cleveland, observed their 28th wedding anniversary in April. Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Lawrence H. of this city; and two sisters, Mrs. Willis Spalding of Blossburg and Mrs. William Benson of Columbia Cross Roads, Pa.

Friends may Call at the Bencivenga-Dagnoll Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow night from 7 to 9. Services will be held at the funeral home Wednesday afternoon. Burial will be in Pittsfield Cemetery. ri I 1110CW 11,1114 el, Lal 1 I Open daily Sot. until 1 p.m.

77 la 11 at lornor wAHCONAI4ST 119411t eWL rOPP10.5. Ver, and Glenn and a daughter. Kim all at home; three brothers, Samuel, Francis and John, all of Pittsfield; and three sisters, Mrs. Omy Barnaby and Mrs. Angelo Sere Us of this city and Mrs.

Rose Pritt of Lee. Friends may call at the Dery Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9: The Rosary will be recited tomorrow night at 7 The funeral will be Wednesday morning, with a Liturgy of Christian Burial at Mount Carmel Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. 41illionnEmagninmomom LLaynrgeeh Allit tteensd Da nrcaew Many persons were in attendance at this morning's funeral of John D.

Lynch Jr. at Sacred Heart Church. The Rev. Msgr. Henry M.

Burke was the celebrant of the Liturgy of Christian Burial. Seated within the sanctuary were the Rev. Joseph P. Cashin; the Rev. Frederick L.

lieberle; and the Rev. John T. Walsh of St. Paul's Church, Webste N.Y. Delegations Included the officers and smployes of Stevenson the board of directors and employes of the Boys' Club; employes of the City Savings Bank; city officials, headed by Mayor Donald G.

Butler; delegations from the Rotary Club, Berkshire County Insurance Association and Automobile Club of Berkshire County. Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery, where the Rev. Msgr. Paul A.

Riedl, Father Walsh and Father Heberle offered prayers at the grave. Bearers were Allen W. and Kenneth G. Cassidy, Edward Fahey, Richard D. Hynes, Edward H.

O'Keefe and John R. Whalen. Honorary bearers were David W. Murphy, Robert G. Young, Maurice J.

Roche, R. Courtland McDermott, Fred S. Fahey and Raymond G. LeBeau. Itend- meral acred Msgr.

P. ck L. T. lurch, ations the ployes es of offiSonald the seph's Rev. rather le of.

and trd L. Edhn R. David "(sung, rtland and Ptsn31 Engic Cleans and Beautifies Wood Paneling Woodwork spa FPI r7-1 1 Jr 0 I 351.357 NORTH ST. PHONE 442-9674 442-2206 Herman Fiddelke SANDISFIELD Herman Fiddelke, 63, of Dodd Road died Saturday afternoon at Albany (N.Y.) Medical Center. Born in Germany, on March 28, 1908, he was the son of Henry and Ellese Vederaneyer.

Fiddelke. He moved here recently from Melville, N.Y., where he had operated a delicatessen. Mr. Fiddelke was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Huntington St a tio N.Y., and of the AMT Verderner.

of Garden City, N.Y. Mr. Fiddelke leaves his wife, the former Anna Marie Brims; two sons, Norman H. of Melville and Ivan H. Fiddelke of Sandisfield; a brother, Fritz Fiddelke in Germany; a sister, Mrs.

Dora Haider of New York City, and five grandchildren. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the Stevens Funeral Home, Great Barrington. Burial will be in Sandisfield Center Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home will be today from 2 to and 7 to 9 pm.

Matthew Nolan Matthew Nolan, 78, a patient at the Springside Nursing Home for the past nine years, died Friday night at Hillcrest Hospital. He was formerly assistant manager of the wood Hotel. Born in Fitchburg, Mr. Nolan Lad been in the hotel business for many years. For 14 years he was associated with the Richmond-Wellington Hotels in North Adams and the Clinton in Springfield.

His other service in. eluded the Worthy in field, the Davenport Hotel, Stamford, the Ritz-Carlton, New York City and the Hotel Touraine, Boston. He also saw service at the Roger Smith Hotel in Holyoke. Mr. Nolan came to the Wendell-Sherwood in 1956.

He was a communicant of St. Joseph's Church. There are no known survivors. Friends may call at the Dwyer Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 9. The funeral will be tomorrow morning at 8:30 from the funeral home, with a Liturgy of Christian Burial at 9 at St.

Joseph's Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. LEE Nicholas P. Civello, 42.

of 153 Doreen Pittsfield, was killed Saturday night when his car broke in two as it struck a large maple tree on Route 7, just south of Foxhollow School. Police said he was traveling south about 9:30 in a 1968 two. door Pontiac sedan when he failed to make a slight turn about 1,500 feet south of the Summer Street intersection. Police said the car apparently skidded across the road and struck the tree tear the caes right front door on the passenger side. The car was severed on Impact.

Lee and Lenox firemen cut the roof off the sedan with a gasoline-powered rescue saw to remove the driver. Mr. Civello was pronounced dead at the scene by the medical examiner, Dr. Carl A. There were no passengers.

Born in Pittsfield, Mr. Chen was an Air Force veteran of the Korean War. He was employed by the General Electric Co. for the past 20 years. He was a communicant of Mount Carmel Church and a member of the Eagles.

Besides his wife, the former Marie Carnute, he leaves his mother, Mrs. Mary Civello of Pittsfield; two sons, Mark A. Kenneth W. Ti lbe GREAT BARRINGTON Kenneth W. Tilbe, 61, of 22 Railroad died yesterday at Fairview Hospital after a long illness.

Born in Danbury, on Jan. 1, 1910, Mr. Tilbe was the son of the late William and Anna Panasis Tilbe. He had been employed as a chef in local restaurants for many years. Mr.

Ube leaves two daughters in Norwalk, Conn. two brothers, Nicholas and George, both of Danbury, and five sisters, Mrs. Jesse Watts of Brewster, N.Y., Mrs. John Lewis of Madison, Mrs. Paul Sikeris of Bethany, and Mrs.

Joseph Moscone and Mrs. Lawrence Ward, both of Danbury. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the Birches Funeral Home, with the Rev. David Glahn, pastor of the United Methodist Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Water Street Cemetery. There are no calling hours. Mrs. E. Toomey Mrs.

Elizabeth M. Toomey, 90, a former Pittsfield resident, died Sunday at the Franklin Nursing Home, Greenfield. She was the widow of Dr. Michael H. Toomey.

Born in Greenfield, the daughter of Cornelius and Mary Hanrahan O'Keefe, she was formerly chief operator of the New England Telephone Co. there. Following the death of her husband, Mrs. Toomey was night toll operator at the Pittsfield telephone office and later was operator at Pittsfield General Hospital. After her retirement, she returned to Greenfield Mr.

Toomey leaves four nephews, the Rev. Thomas S. Hanrahan, pastor of St. Ann's Church, Lenox, George C. and John E.

Moore of Greenfield and Thomas J. Moore of Billerica. Friends may call at the McCarthy Funeral Home, Greenfield, tonight from 7 to 9. A Liturgy of Christian Burial will be celebrated tomorrow morning at 9 at, Holy Trinity Church, Greenfield, by Father Hanrahan. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery there.

William Morey, Retired Florist RICHMOND William E. Morey, 83, died Saturday at the Edgecombe Nursing Home, Lenox. A native of Shrewsbury, he spent most of his life there. He was a well-known horticulturist and operated his own florist business in Shrewsbury for many years, retiring in 1958. He moved to Bennington, for 10 years, coming to Richmond three years ago.

Mr. Morey had been active in the Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Department, was a member of the Society of American Florists, former member of the Boston Flower Exchange, a life member of the Worcester Horticultural Society and a member of the New England Carnation Growers Association. He was a member of the United Church of Christ, Congregational. He and his wife, the former Ethel Bement, observed their 57th wedding anniversary June 9. Besides his wife, he leaves two daughters, Miss Barbara L.

Morey, state bookmobile librarian, and Miss Violet E. Morey, both of Richmond; a son, Kenneth H. of Framingham; a sister, Mrs. Winnie B. Howland of Montclair, N.J.; and two granddaughters.

Services will be Tuesday at 2 at the United Ohurch of Christ, Congregational. The Rev. Robert A. Knowles, pastern will off Rurial will be in Center Cemetery. Friends may call at the family home, Route 295, at their DAVID A.

DERY J. EDWARD DERY 0 Member Notional Selected Medicines By levitation Mrs. D. Marchisio Mrs. Demira Allessio Marchisio, 67, of 41 Stoddard Ave.

died at her home Saturday. She was the widow of Major Marchisio. Born in this city, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Allessio, she was a lifelong resident.

Mrs. Marchisio was a communicant of Mount Cannel Church and a member of the Golden Age Club and Senior Citizens Center. She leaves seven brothers, Henry, Eugene, Mario, Michael J. and Ferdinand E. of Pittsfield, John B.

of Dalton and William S. of Richmond; and five sisters, Mrs. Norma Balardini, Mrs. Michael Principe, Mrs. Milo Testa and Mrs.

Anthony all of this city, and Sister Mary Camilla of the Daughters of Our Lady of Mercy, York, Pa. Friends may call at the Bencivenga-Dagnoll Funeral Home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. The family has requested the omission of flowers. If friends desire, donations may be made to the Heart Fund in Mrs. Mar-- chisio's memory.

The funeral will be tomorrow morning at 8:15 from the funeral home, with a Liturgy of Christian Burial at 9 at Mount Carmel Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. 0 died was ighter a annd be Pittsd five trdini, Mrs. ithony and the ty of to 9.

the riends made Mar-- arrow of Mount nil be Mrs. Marjorie Loulzou ALFORD Mrs. Marjorie Bright Louizou, 50, of 415 East 92nd New York City, died Saturday while visiting at the home of her father, Robert Bright of Rowe Road. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., on Oct- 24, 1920, Mrs. Louizou was the daughter of Mr.

Bright and the late Helen Ketcham Bright. She attended public schools in floral Park, N.Y., and Eastman School of Music, and graduated from Katharine Ribbs School. Mrs. Louizou was a member of the U.S. Navy WAVES during World War II, after which she served six years with the CIA in Athens, Greece, then two years with Radio Free Europe.

For the past 10 years, she was a secretary with the Boise Cascade Co. in New York. Besides, her fahter, Mrs. Louizou leaves a brother, Robert Bright Jr. of Hartsdale, N.Y.

The funerel will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the StevenS Funeral Home, Great Barrington. Burial'will be in Alford Cemetery. There are no calling hours. WHAT DO VOU cznotau irmouT POOLS? DO YOU KNOW that a Gunite by Paddock is one of the finest pools that you can buy? DO YOU KNOW that a Gunite is made of pneumatically applied concrete that is twice as strong as concrete to withstand any kind of ground or weather conditions? That it's guaranteed for a lifetime? DO YOU KNOW Gunite is built and not factory molded? And that you can have any size and shape you want? DO YOU KNOW that Paddock has been hi the pool business for over 50 years? They've built pools for motels and country clubs.

DO YOU KNOW you can now afford a Gunite? convenience today. Alfred A. Cardinal NORTH ADAMS Alfred A. Cardinal, 69, of 225 River St. died Saturday at North Adams Regional Hospital.

Ile was employed by the Arnold Print Works in Adams, retiring a year ago. Mr. Cardinal was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and St. Francis' Church. His wife, the former Celia M.

Palcik, died last year. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. James McDonald of Selden, N.Y.; a son, Alfred Cardinal of Great Barrington, and a sister, Mrs. Lucy Booth of Clarksburg. The funeral will be at St.

Francis' Church at 10 with burial in ou th le Cemetery. Calling hours at the San Soucie Funeral Home will be today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Lewis C. Langdon OTIS Lewis C. Langdon, 68.

of Route 8, Winsted, died early this morning at the English-Shell Service Station, where he was working. A native of Otis, he spent most of his life here and was employed tor many years as a driver for the former Berkshire Street Railway and the Wa non Bus Service of Hinsdale. Mr. Langdon retired due to illness in 1961 and since lived in Winsted. He leaves a son, Ralph Langdon of Pittsfield; a daughter, Mrs.

Robert Aitken of Royalton, two brothers, George of Otis and Earl of Grafton; three sisters, Mrs. Howard Pope of Pasadena, Mrs. George Brett of Monterey and Mrs. Lawrence LaRock of Windsor; and six grandsons. Funeral services are Wednesday at 2 at the Kelly Funeral Home, Lee.

Burial will be in Otis Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home are Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. (4) 4 I 1 3 4 1 ti Ii ti fi 1 1 1 3 4 1 1 I ae ti ti fi 1) 4 Theodore Garno ADAMS Theodore Gamo, 75, of 29 Pleasant St. died Saturday at Plunkett Memorial Hospital. Born in Williamstown, he worked for 53 years at GE, retiring in 1961.

Mr. Garno leaves his wife, the former Frances Hee Ian. There will be a military funtral at Notre Dame Church Tomorrow at 9, with burial in Bellevue Cemetery. Calling hours at the McBride Funeral home will be today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Mrs.

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(51S) 459-3121 3Irs. Martin Keegan Mrs. Margaret L. Keegan, 81, of 4 Cherry St. died yesterday at Pittsfield General unit, She was the widow of Martin L.

Keegan who died in 1957. Born in Pittsfield, she was a lifelong resident. She was a communicant of St. Mary's Church and a member of its Rosary Society. She leaves a daughter, Mrs.

Richard B. Bost ley, a son, Martin L. Keegan and two brothers, Joseph E. and Vincent J. Lavelle, all of Pittsfield, six grandchildren and five The funeral will be Wednesday morning, with a Liturgy of Christian Burial at St.

Mary's Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the Dery Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. The family has suggested that, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the building fund of St.

Mary's Church in Mrs. Keegan's memory. The funeral of Mrs. Estella Silvemale Dilullo of Sandisfield was held Saturday afternoon at the Stevens Funeral Home, Great Barrington, with the Rev. Earl C.

Heck of Otis, retired Methodist minister, officiating. Burial was in Sandisfield Center Cemetery. Mrs. Margaret Taylor Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Taylor of Lenox were held Saturday at St.

Ann's Church, Lenox, with a Liturgy of Christian Burial. Celebrant was the Rev. Leonard J. MPerreault, assistant pastor. Burial followed in St.

Patrick's Cemetery, West Stock bridge, where the Rev. John W. Curtin said prayers at the grave. Bearers were Theodore R. Taylor of Wallingford, Gary A.

Taylor of Union Lake, Seldon E. Taylor, Pontiac, Nelson J. Taylor, Enfield, Conn. and Gene H. Poissant of Ashfield, all grandsons; and Dwight A.

Peterson of Stephentown, N.Y., a Joseph 3turach. ADAMS The funeral for Joseph Murach, 48, of 11 Elm who died Friday at North Adams Regional Hospital, was this morning at St. Thomas' Church. Burial was in Bellevue Cemetery. Born in Adams, he attended local schools and was employed at Sprague Electric North Adams, for more than 30 years.

Mr. Murach was an virmy veteran of WorldWlar IL He leaves his wife, the former Eva Daignault; two sons, Robert and Jeffrey Murach, and a daughter, Lynn, all at home; a sister, Mrs. Henry Frydel of Pittsfield; and 12 brothers, Walter, Frank, Stanley Chester, Stephen, Aloysius, Casimer and William, all of Adams, Alexander- and Anthony of North Adams, John of Williamstown and Thaddeus Murach of or Jo- ra North was omas' Ilevue ended doyed North (ears. Rob-Ind a ne; a el of and Awn The funeral of Mrs. Jane E.

Spaulding of Great Barrington was held Saturday morning at the First Congregational Church, Great Barrington, with the Rev. Charles W. Crooker, pastor, officiating. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery there. Bearers were William A.

Faivre, Fred M. Ketay, Fayette T. Laramee, Elmer L. Smith and William D. Winn, all of Great Barrington, and Donald C.

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Born in Poland, he lived here for many year s. Mr. Szczepanski was employed by the Wyandotte Woolen Co. for 30 years, retiring in 1956. He leaves two daughters, Mrs.

John Babinsld and Mrs. Joseph S. Mezzack, both of this city, a brother in Europe, two grand. children and two great-grandchildren. A Liturgy of Christian Burial was celebrated this morning at Holy Family Church by the Rev.

Eugene F. Ozimek. Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Bearers were William S.

Baldyga, Stanley A. Babinsld, Raymond S. Chejnowski, Augustus J. Falkenbush, Richard E. Vittone and Robert H.

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Lusis Jr. A Liturgy of Christian Burial for 1st Lt. John P. Lusts Jr. was This morning at St.

Joseph's Church by the Rev. Msgr. Paul A. Riedl, assisted by the Rev. Mr.

Carlton Vogt. Burl. al was in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Military sites were conducted by an Army group from Camp Devens.

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