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DEATH NOTICES Wllford Kospllol, 1973. Harry R. brotiitr ol tors, Thomas W. Bunion of 33 Rldcwwood drive, Millord. Services will be held ot Ita Cody- Wh He funeral home, 107 Brood MrMl, MJJforc, Monday oT a.m.

wirrTg Moss of the ResurrecHw ol St. Agnes' tlwrch al 9 o.m. InlKment al convenience of trtc family. There will be no colling hewn. BLEDfOE-- In this cUy, Mardi 19H.

Herbert Bledsoe of 141 Vlrglnlg avenue, husband of Jell It Funeral services will be MM Monday ot p.m. ucm Morton's Moctuary 25 Currier street. The Rev. William D. Klnney will oKI eta te.

Interment In Pork tery, Fricrds may coil Sunday 2 0 ond 7 lo p.m. i BO LAND In, Slepney, Sclurday, AWrcn 10, 1973. Johrt Vt. Boland, liuv band of the late Mary Corey Bland, Mre. Kingsland Dies; Descendant of a King Mrs.

Marie Louise Kingsland, 74, a former resident of Redding and widow of Walter F. Kingsland, a prominent New York businessman, died TTiursday. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Mrs. Kingsland, who resided in Redding 20 years and was active in local civic affairs, was a great- granddaughter of Louis Philippe, last king of France.

tend the tunei place (SHilh of the Main street and Gornam rrcclioru 1n1cr- may coll on Monday i 3 lo 5 7 to 9 p.m. CREAGH--Suddenly In Hoipi March 10, 19J3. Mrs. Evelyn C. Creogri ot 23 LoVevlew drive, florwoUc, wHe cl William J.

Creagh, department clerk ol NorwolK Hre Deportmenl. be held on Tuesday ot 10 o.m. In Raymond funeral home, 5 East Wall street, Norwalk. Lntermsni In Riverside cemetery, Norwalk. Fi lends may call al the funeral home on Monday 3-S anx) 7-9 p.m.

CSOSZOR--In this city, March 10, 1973. Gabor Csonor, beloved husband of Peorl Ktsh Csosror of 223 Harbor ovenue. Friends ore Invited to oil end Ihe fvnerol at the funeral ot Ihe LeXo funeral home, 13W Folrfleld avenue Tuesday, March 13 at 9:30 o.m. ond at Holy Trinity Byzanllne church with Ihe Rev. Lasilo Orasi, pastor, oxidating, at 10 a.m.

Interment in Mt, Grove cemetery. Frl ends may ca 11 Monday 3-5 anal 7-9 p.m. Parmcnlda service Monday ot p.m. March 9, FronX DIOfovannI ol 111 rlorlrt Compo road, brother of Koralio DIGio- varuil. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m.

at his lale residence. Ill North Co mpo rood, Westpwt. Interment I WIttow BrooX cemetery. Friends may coll Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. ements by Charlei K.

Stale street, Wcs1 Airangei ntral ho DIOGUARDI--In this March 10, 1773. I. lanzilo Dloguardl of 37 Row Street. Stratford, beloved wife of Mario Dioguardi, devoted mother cf Raffaele Dioggordl ond Mrs, Mellna Del Vccdilo. FrJcnds are Invlled 1o alters the funerol from 1he 5.

Spadaccino Sons hame- 499 Washing Ion, and at 9 Tuesday. Watch 13, ot 8 i Holy Rotary Church with Mass of Rcsurrccllan. Interment In St. Michael's tcmetci-y. Fcleods call Sondoy 7 to p.m., 3 1 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

DOMONKOS-- In Norwaik, March 8, 1973. A.Voodolna Stomplos Oomonkos, oqe 77, wile of the lale Domonkos of 256 EDI I Avenue, Horwalk. Funeral services will be held Morvday at o.m, In the Collins funeral home, East Nonvalk, with the Rev. Doctor John Butosl, odkloHng. Inlermcnt In Riverside cemetery, orwolk.

Fr I ends may call Saturday J-5 ond 7-9 p.m., Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. FELTOVIC In this dty Morch. 9, 1973. Joseph John Fritovlc, devoted, brother of Mary Broodicy. Mrs.

Helen Collins, Mrs. Julio BucWey of 17 itrcet. Age 67. Friends are- to olteod the funeral from the Charles T. ond Sons funeral home, 255 Barnum corner of Noble avenue, on Monday al 9:15 a.m.

and at 10 o'clock Irom St, John Uep, ChurcJi wElh a -Mass at 1he Intcrmen In SI. John GrColh cemetery, Strolford Friends may call Sunttay 3 to 5 7 10-? p.m. In this cily March fi, 1973. Mrs. Mory Henlosh Geifert, beloved wife of George J.

Gcftcrt of 327 Bradley Street, Bridgeport. Funeral at 6:15 O.TTI. In the Rohm Luchonsky funeral home, 2IS9 Barnum Avenue, Stratford, and al 9 o.m. In St. John Nepomuccne Church with Mass'of Resurreclion, Interment In St.

All chad's ciirrsrery. Friend moy call Sunday 3 (o 5 ond 7 to 9 p.m. The St. John's C.V/.V. Post Ho.

1250 Ladies Auxiliary will recile Ihe Rosary Sunday at p.m. GRAHAM-- Suddenly In Morwalk March 9, 193J. Barbara Wolfe Graham of 66 HIM- Rood, Fairfield, doyqhler of Mr. end Mrs. Robert A.

Wolte, mother of Dianne D. Graham ond ulster of Mrs. Henry BaiHefi. Memorial services wll hffti Survday at 2 p.m. in the Niels C.

Nielson Jr. for Niels C. Nielson of 149 Killian avenue, who died Friday, will take place Monday at a.m. in the Redgate funeral home, Main street, and at 9 o'clock in SI. Teresa's church with a Mass of the Resurrection.

Burial will be in Long Hill cemetery, Ralph S. Gregory WILTON--Services will take place Monday for Ralph S. Gregory, 82, of 24 Cannon road, former postmaster of Cannondale post office, Wilton, and father of the current postmaster, who died Friday in Norwalk. They will be conducted at 3 in the Wilton funeral 2IS Danbury road (Route 7) with the Rev. Roger O.

Douglas, rector of St. Matthews Episcopal churclij officiating. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery. Born in Weston, Mr. Gregory was a lifelong resident of Wilton.

He also had been the owner of a general store. Ho was a member of the Cannon Grange 152, Cannondale; Pioneer Pomona Grange 122; Ark lodge, Georgetown; Floral chapter Order of Eastern Star and the National League of Postmasters. Su rvi vors a re his wife, Mrs. Elsie Barrett Gregory of Wilton: and a son, Stanley B. Gregory of Wilton.

Joseph I. Feltovlc Services for Joseph vie, 67, of 17 Hayes street, who died Friday, will take place tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. in Ihe Charles T. Pistey and Sons funeral home, 225 Barnum avenue, and at 10 o'clock in St. John Nepomucene church with a Mass of the Resurrection.

i a will be in St. John's Greek Catholic cemetery in Strntford. Mrs. Gtorge Geifert Services for Mrs, Mary Hen- osh Geffert, 57, wife of George Geffert, of 327 Bradley street, who died Thursday, will take place tomorrow at 8:15 a.m. in he Rohm and Luchansky funeral home, 2189 Barnum avenue, Stratford, and at 9 o'clock in St.

lohn's Nepomucene church with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Herbert Blcdsoe Services for Herbert Blodsoe 0, of 141 Virginia avenue, uho died Thursday, will take place tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Morton's; Mortuary, 25 Currier street.

The Rev. William D. Kcnney, pastor of Shiloh Baptist church will officiate. Burial will be in Park cemetery. Mrs.

Meyer Koton Services for Mrs. Rose Koton, 69, wife of Meyer Koton, ot 793 Capitol avenue, who died Thursday, will take place today at 11 a.m. in Ihe A. L. Green 'funeral Kme.

927 Grand street, with Habbi Mosha Hpstein of Congee- Agudas Achim officiating. Burial will be in Beth David cemetery. Elmont, Long Island, K.Y. Anthony Szllvasy Services for Anthony Szilvasy, 1, of 125 Harbor avenue, who died Saturday in his home, wil take place tomorrow at in the Lesko funeral home, 1391 Fairfield avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Emery's church, Fairfield Burial will be in St.

Michael's cemetery, Stratford. in Hungary, Mr. Szilvasy was a Bridgeport resident 63 years. He was a retired maintenance man of the Dictaphone corporation. He was a member of Ladislaus society and the Holy Name society St.

Stephen's church. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs, Reszoly of Bridgeport; a irother, Joseph Szilvasy ot New and a grand- Episcopal Church, Soulli I 'be private for 1ht There ore no calling hours. Those tfcilrlng may make contributions to The American Conccr Socicly. Arrange menls by Wilmot, Goul" 1209 Post Rood, Foirlield. HUBAf--m Fair-field, 9, Paul Hubof of 1165 Sport Kill road, Huston.

Friends ore Invited to oHend the fu- ncrol from the Lesko funeral home, Fairfield cvcnue on Monday, March 12 ot 10 a-m, the Rev. Frank. Vielit, paslar of Bethany Congregational church, officiating. Inlermen! In Lawnerolr cemetery, Frfends moy call Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. DEATH NOTICES K1SH--In this March 9.

1973, Paul A Kish. beloved, husband ot Pearl Dless Kish ol 660 Jennings road. Folrficld, beloved father of Alan P. Kish end Mrs. Carolyn ShandrowsKI end devoted grand- fattier cf Erik StiandrowiXI.

Friends are Invited lo attend; funeral from the funeral residence ol Frouik Palke anoT Son, 1546 Fairircld avenue, corner Hancock 'on Mnnday ot 1:30 p.m. and at the Calvin United Church ot Christ of FalrfteldV at 2 p.m.' Rev. Dr. Alexander Hcvadtoy, pastor interment 1n Lawncroft cemetery. Friends may cell' on Saturday 7-9 p.m.

and on Sunday 3-5 end '7-9 p.m. Prayer service-will be conducted Sunday cr 8 p.m. In 1he funeral home. In tteu of flowers those so desiring may make contributions to the -American Cancer Society or the Calvin Unlled Church of Christ, KOST--Jn this city, Mardi 10; 1973. Mrs.

age 85, beloved mother Mrs. John Sikorsky ond fArs. Joftr Velky. Friends are Inviled to attend the funeral Tixjsduy at 8:15 a.m. from the Charles T.

Pistey and Sons funeral home, 155 flarnum avenue, corner Noble and ot 9 o'clock In St. John's Nep. church with a Mass Ihe Resurrection. Interment in St. cemetery, Stralford.

Friends may coll Sunday 7-9 p.nt. ond Monday 3-5 and 7-? p.m. MORLEY--In this city, March 8, 1973. Martin Morley, beloved husband ot Mrs, Ellen Morley, beloved (other of James Morley of 2S5 Wormwood road. Fairfield.

Friends ore Invited to attend Ihe funeral from Ihe Shougtincssey Brothers funeral home, 50 Reel road, Foirfleld Monday. March 13, 1973 at a.m. and ot St. Thomas Aquinas church at ID a.m. with a Mass of Ifie Resurrect I an.

Interment in St. Thomas cemetery. Frfends may call Saturday 7-9 and Sunday 3-S and 7-9 p-m. N1ELSON--In. Trumbullj.

Friday, March 9, 1973. Niels C. Hieton husband ol Ursula Byers, of 149 Killian renue, Trumbuil. Friends may attend Mrs. John S.

Host Mrs. Mary Bobko-JCost, 5 of 78 Hate terrace, widow of John S. Kost, died yesterday in Bridgeport hospital. Services will take place Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. in the Charles T.

Pistey and Sons funeral home 255 Barnum avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. John's Nep. church, with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial.will be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Richprd E. Soldi Services for Richard E. Soldi, 42, of 1435 Pembroke street, who died Friday, will take place tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. in tlic Charles T. Pistey funeral home, 255 Barnum avenue, and at o'clock in St, Charles church with a Mass of the Resurrection.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery, Stratford. Tfie Miner funeral Wain street, Monroe, is in charge of the arrangements Thomas V. Allen, Sr. Services for Thomas V.

Alien Sr.V 73, of 48 Cole street, who died Wednesday, took place yesterday in St. George's church with a Mass of the Resurrection celebrated by the Rev. Robert McDcrmott. Burial was in St Michael's cemetery where the Rev. Francis J.

Pranckus reat the committal prayers. Bearers were William Casey, John Sprague, John Rilcy, Walter- Kelly, Richard Molnar, and Michael Augmin, Gabor Csoszor, Sr. Gabor Csoszor 60, of 228 Harbor avenue, a house painter, died Saturday in his home. Services" will take place Tues day at 9:30 a.m. in the Lesko funeral home.

13M Fairfield avenue, and at 10 o'clock in the Alva Rosenberg Rites Monday; Famed Dog Judge WILTON Private services will take place Monday tor Alva Rosenberg, 80, of 52G Danbury road, a prominent dog show judge, who died Friday in Norwalk hospital. The services will be conducted in the Wilton funeral home, 218 Danbury road, Burial i be at the convenience o( family. Mr. Rosenberg was one of 36 select judges, among a totnl of 1881 licensed by the American Kennel club, eligible to judge all 118 breeds registered with organization. He began his dog show judging career in 1910 at the age ol 17, and since that time, a judged more than 1,000 shows He officiated at all iht majoi U.S.

dog competitions and a at cyents in Great Britain, Canada, Cuba, and Puerto Rico. His (trst best-in-the-show assignment was 50 years ago at a Long Island dog show. Mr. Rosenberg was presented the 1972 "Fido" award as Man of the Year in Che canine show and breeding fietd. He had also received Fido awards as judge of the year in 1946, 1947, and 1948.

Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. Rosenberg was a Wilton resident 35 years. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War 1. He was a co-owner of the Toby House antiques business, Wilton.

He is survived by a nephew and four nieces. Hartford Man Dies In Chute Failures A Mass. (AP) A sports parachutist died Saturday at the Orange Parachuting Center when his main chute malfunctioned and his reserve failed to open properly. State police identified the victim as Randolph A. Dickey, 18, of Hartford, a veteran of more than JOG jumps.

Authorities said Dickey jumped from a plane at about 2,500 feet and when he pulled liis main parachute, it flared out behind him hut failed to open. He then pulled his emergency chute, police said, but it ca rn angl ed in he ri p- cord from the main chute and in. the harness he was wearing. A spokesnmn for the parachute center said (he death was the second in the facility's 15 years of operation. BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, March 11, 1973 6-7 A BETTER JOB, ALASKA, FLORIDA, CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA.

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ABLE TO MOONLIGHT? Used neo! mbitioui nwrrled unique opportunity In corporate manage inent wllh young dynamic U.S, Corp. Un limited Income potential. For interview, call J77-C65P. 2 Breaks Probed By City Police City rJeteclives last night were investigating two resioxmce burglaries hero. Willie Mason.

482 Kossulti street, reported his home was entered through the front door and a portable TV and record player were taken. In Hie second break, Rulhcll Pettway, 600 slrcet, told police a portable IV and a ape player were stolen from her ipartmenl during the day. ACCOUNT PAYABLE SUPERVISOR SIX60Q supervise protesting and dMribgltng. ol A.P,, make payments of oil llablllllej muil hove hod iuixrviilon plut at lectt veon of cone Of. ALL FEES PAID.

Cai Ed WorrMnglgn or Jerry Bynte. UNI-SEARCH OF BRIDGEPORT, tU A TOOL MAKER Machlnlit for oen- rcl Iggl work. Apply In person Central ool Mochlne JO? Cenlral Ave. flal cr' -IV 111,000 Supervise the preparation and onalvjll of coil Will help wl up new colt st 7 la 3 0 experience. Call Ed or Jerry by 1.

Llmil will lost I Ifvl, FEE PAID. F-0-R-T-U-N-E 1114 Summer 51., Stamford In public llrm nwdeJ NYSE company. A SALESMAN eroding Ir-porl. Encetlent opporlunlly to coin VilMO or more yeorly. Solory plui compony bentilli, fxperltnci preftrreO- COST ACCT.

AdmlnlirratOf 65- A8A 3-S yri. cor exp. la )5M, Fet Pold. comml, PAUL A 1 7 0 0 BARBER WANTED part-time, Weitfolr Barber Shop. 1765 Eost Main Fun services will be hcfd ot the A.

L. Green funeral home, W7 Grand slrccl ot 11 a.m. on Suntfay. Interment Tn Beth David cemelery, Efmont, 'Long Island. Period of mourning will te cl 25 Drive, tfotc, M.Y.

Ta correct Interllon, Memory and IM vubmlttvd In writing 24 In advance ol publication date. Mall to Pott-Telegram, 410 State Conn. 08602. (Scuth ol ttie Porkwoytr Trumbull en Monday. March 12 al 8:15 a.m.

ond in St. Teresa's church at 9 a.m. with a Mais of Ihe Resurrection. Interment In Long HIM cemetery. Friends may call Saturday from 7 1o p.m.

ond Sunday from 3 to 5 ond 7 to 9 p.m. RtTCHEL--In Stamford, Cona. Marrfi 9, Herman Ritchel of Raymorxl street, Stamford. Friends are Invited 10 altendi the furwrcl at 1tie George P. Polter 8.

Son funeral rtome, 830 Fairfield Avenue on Monday, March 17, at 11 a.m. Interment In Mountain Grove cemetery. Friends moy call on Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 lo 9 p.m. tn lieu of frowers contributions in his memory may be made to Stamford Kospila Memorial Fund. ROMANO-ln this city March 9, 1973 Or.

Victor M. Romano, 53 Blrcfiwood Dr.r Fair-field, beloved husband of Mil dfed Bray Romano; devoted father of VIcIor M. Romano, Joseph. A. Born in Bridgeport, Mrs.

Kost lived here all her life. She was a retired maintenance employe at the Remington; Arms company and a member the Council of Catholic Women, the Altar Society of St. John's church, the Ladies Slovak Catholic Sokols, union, branch 171. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. John Sikorsky and Mrs.

John Velky, both of Bridgeport; a brother, John Bobko of Bridgeport; a sister, Mrs. Susan Tomasko of Stratford- eight grandchildren; six great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Norman Ritchel Services for Norman Ritchel 54, of Raymond street, Stamford ormeriy of Bridgeport, who diet 7 riday in Stamford hospital, wit take place Monday at 11 a.m. in he George P. Potter and Soi funeral home, 880 Fairfield ave ACCOUNTING Capital budge 11, leporl 1o treoturer.

3-5 ytors itnlor Cost. Acclrtg. Mpr UK. position. K.D.P.

Government ire. well rupee led dec. Gen. Accountonl muni o( 2 yean experience 1-2 year i exptrJe 500 corporollon. veorj OF H.C.S.

Home Care Service, Inc. Mature, capable employees available for various types of home care ark assistance duties to in elude caring for the efder Child care, nursing and domestic type services. 366-4907 575 Broad Bridgeport Romano and Mrs. Carroll; brother of Joseph ond Sylvester D. Romans, ond Miss Dora Romano; grandfather of Victor M.

Romano lit. Friends are Invited ID attend the funeral from the 5. Spodoccfno Sons 499 Washington Avenue, Monday, March, 12 at 8 ond it 9 a.m. in St. Ann's Cliurcfi Mass oi the Resurrection.

Interment Ln OoWavm ccmeferv, Folrfleld. Frleodi may coll Sunday 3 to and 7 to 9 p.m. In of flowers, the family that dsnations be made lo 1he American Cancer Society or the Heart Associatfon. SOLDI--In Yale Hew Haven March 9, 1973. Richard E.

Soldi, husband of Catherine MocFayden Soldi, age 42. of 1435 Pembroke Street, Bridgeport Friends are Invited to attend fht funeral on Monday, March 12 at 8:30 o.m- from Ihs Charles T. Pistey 8. Sc-r- funeral home. 155 Bornum Avenue, co ner Noble and ot 9 o.m.

ot St. Chafl church with Mass cf tht Resurrec- cemetcry. Friends may call Saturday 7-9 p.m., Sunday 3-S and 79 p.m. Christian Wake service on Sunday ot 7:30 p.m. Arrangements by Ihe Miner funeral home.

Main Monroe. nue. The Rev. Joseph Gaito, rec- or of St. John's Episcopal church, will officiate.

Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Ritchel was a well-known golfer in the area many yeans. He was an outstanding basketball player at Bassick high school in the late 1930s, including the New England championship team of 1933. He later starred with area amateur teams.

Mr. Ritchel was a Army veteran of World War II and a member of the Stamford Elks club. DEATH NOTICES SOMICK--tn Slrotfard, March 10, IJ73. Stephen J. Scwnlck, beloved husband Mary Ann AdHetto Sonilck of 20 Glenfield avenue, Stratford.

Fuoeral Mi-vices on Tuiiday ot a.m. Er the Rotim ond Luchansfcy funeral tiome, 2119 Barnum avenue, Stratford and at 10 a.m. In Our Lady at Groce church wi'h Mats of the Resurrection, Inler- ment St. Michael's cemercry, Stral- ford. Frlentfs may coll Monday 3-S and 7-9 p.m.

SZlLVASY-ln this dry March 19, 1973. Anthony Siilvciy of 125 Avenue, friends are Invited to attend (tie funeral or Ihe LesKo funeral Frame, 1390 Fakfield Avenue Monday, March 12, at o.m. ond at SI. Emery's Church with requkw Mass al 9 a.m. In ferment In St.

Michael's cemetery. Frfervdi may call 7 to 9 p.m., Sunday 3 lo 5 and 7 1o 9 p.m. Roiary al 7:39 Holy Trinity Bzyantine church, with the Rev. LaszCp Otosz, pastor, officiating. Burial be in Mountain Grove cemetery.

Born in Hungary, Mr. Csoszor, had "resided in Bridgeport most of his life. He is su rvi ved by hi wife, Mrs. Pearl Kish Csoszor; two sons, SGabor Csoszor, and Richard Csoszor, both of Bridgeport; wo sisters, Mrs. Isabel Millc- maci, and Mrs.

Margaret Veris, oth of Bridgeport; a grandson, and 1 several nteces and nephews. Frank DiGiovanni WESTPORT--Frank DiGiovanni, 90, of 111 North Compo road, died Friday in his home. Services wiH take place Monday at 2 p.m. in Mr. DiGiovanni's home, with the Rev.

Dana Fores: Kennedy, rector of Christ am Holy Trinity church, officiating Burial will be in Witlowbrook cemetery. The Charles K. Lewis funeral home, 210 East State Harry R. Bean MFLFORD Harry ton, 69, of 33 Ridgewood drive, died Friday in Mil ford hospital. Services will take place Monday at 8:30 a.m.

in the Cody- White funeral home, 107 Broad street, and at 9 o'clock in St. Agnes church with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Born in Pittsburg, Mr. Bean, resided 17 years in Milford.

He had been a member of the Knights of Columbus in Orange, Ohio. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Thomas W. Boynlon of Milford, with whom he resided; and several nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Da monk us NORWALK--Services for Mrs. Magdolna SzanUias Doinonkos, 77, of 255 East avenue, widow of Stephen Domonkos, died Thursday, will take place Monday at 11 a.m. in Ihe Collins imeral home, 92 East avenue Jerry Byrne cr Ed ALL FEES PAID. LWl -SEARCH BRIDGEPORT. BiS ttoln V.

BARTENDER-- Thoroughly experienced. To become reirel Instructor tor Saturday! ana toniellme at local bartend ing school. Phone Schoolt 374-1I? Mrs. Mario Dioguardi STRATFORD Services for vlrs. Giuseppina I.

lanzilo guardi, 55, wife, of Mario Dio- iiiardi, of 37 Rose street, who lied Saturday in St. Vincent's inspitnl, will take place Tuesday at a.m. in the S. Spadaccino and Sons funeral home, 499 Wash- ngton avenue, Bridgeport and at 0 o'clock in Holy Rosa ry church with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St.

Michael's cemetery. Born in Montefalcone, the Province ot Bencvcnto, Ilaly, she was a resident of Bridgeport 15 years. Survivors, in addition to her husband, are a son, Raffaele Dioguardi of Stratford and a daugh- cr Mrs. Molina DclVecchio of Stralford; a brother and four sis- ers in Italy, a sister in Canada, and five grandchildren. Paul A.

Ktsh FAIRFIELD--Services for Paul A. Kish, 57, of 660 Jennings road, who died Friday, will take place Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the Frank Polfte and Son fwicrat home, IMG FairfEeld avenue, Bridgeport, and at 2 o'clock in Calvin United Church of Christ, Fairfietd. The To Head V.P., wiall oudlt 2-3 "rart experience commercial bank aud' ng. Knew It of EOF htlpful.

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RAY BLACK ASSOCIATES, UJ Sfole St. Sprlnglleld, 01103 "Professional career weekends" DESIGN DRAFTSMAN: Prefer i slruelural loyoul, mechanlcaJ. Salary lo 11J.COO. Fee Paid. SNELLING SMELLING Lnyoul Processing Equlr, Some Slruclurgl Design Immediate Assignments Call PERRON ASSOC- INC.

Stamford, Conn. 1-323-7507 street, is in charge of arrangements. Born in New York, Mr. Dt- jiovannt had lived in Westport J5 years. He was a member of the Saugatuck Hose company.

TOTH PRC5. Willow Monument Works Inc. MEMORIALS FOR ALL FAITHS Expert Cemetery Lettering INSIDE AND OUTSIDE DISPLAY Personalized Mausoleums By Unicroft OFFICE AND SHOWROOM OPEN SUNDAYS EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 335-0237 tf AMWM- 2766 NORTH BRIDGEPORT 372-7115 WARGO-- this city March 9, John Wj'j. Sleprien Gtrpely ond Mrs. Harold Nolan, i riends ore invlred la altervd the funeral Irom funeral residence of Polke 1H6 Foirfiefd Avenue, corner Harvcock, Monday or 8:15 o.m.

and at Holy of Jesus church where of Revjr- rccliwi will be offered at 9 a.m. Interment In SN Mlchocl's cemelery. Friends may col! Sunday 3 la 5 and 7 1o 9 p.m. Rosory on Suixjay ol 4 p.m. Survivors arc a brother, Horatio DiGiovanni of Westport, and two nieces.

Edward Bell, Sr. NORWALK--Services for Edward Bell. Sr. 69, of 11 C-2, Roodner court, a retired chef, who died Friday, will take place Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Grace Baptist church, 17 West avenue.

The Rev. Richard H. Wood, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. The Nick J.

Dovmcr funeral ome, 75 ast avcnu is charge of arrangements. Born in lumpkin, Mr. Bell 'had lived in Norsvatk 45 years. He was a i-nemhcr of Grace Baptist church, the Deacon's board, the Men's Progressive club, and taught an adult education class at tfiat church. Survivors are two sons, Edward Bell, and Joseph Bell, both of Norwalk; a stepson, Grover Ellis of Wilmington, three stepdaughters, Mrs.

Winnie Bell of Brunswick, Mrs. Vera Kegler of Norwalk, and Mrs. Eunice Williams of'Baxley, 22 grandchildren, nine great- grandchildren and tsvo nieces. John W. Boland, Sr.

MONROE John W. Boland, ot Jucfd road, Stepney, a rc- Thc Rev. John Butosi, pastor the Hungarian Reformed church officiate. Burial will be ii Riverside cemetery. Mrs.

William J. Creagh NORWALK Mrs. Evelyn Creagh, 55, wife of William Crcagh, ol 23 Lakeview drive, clerk of the Norwalk Fire department; died-Saturday in Norwalk hospital, Services will take place Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Raymond funeral home, 5 East Wall street, with the Rev. Raymond E.

Fleming rector, of Grace Episcopal church, officiating. Burial wil be in Riverside cemetery. Experienced In and cable deilai, Alia will aiilit wki In technical rtvlew ot cuitamtr't problems. Wit) pay relocj' lion, Some Senior rargf A FULL TIME MOLD MAN Wanted. Apply Super Rtlreoti lift US Stogg Slrgllord.

ALL AROUND MACHINIST far grov. Rev. Alexander Hayadtoy. pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Lawncroft eemelery, Fairfield.

A prayer service will bo conducted tonight at 8 o'clock in the funeral home. Martin Morld' FAIRFIELD--Services for Martin Morley of 255 Wormwood road, who died Thursday, wilt take place Monday at 9:30 a.m. in Ihe Shaughnesscy Brothers funeral home, 50 Reef road, Fair- Held, and at 10 o'clock in St. Thomas Aquinas church with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St.

Thomas cemetery, Fairfield. A A 513,000 SI 6.000 Exc. advancement pole Flo I carp, hdqrli. Slrong ep, in and gent. FEE PAID.

AN OPPORTUNITY foi o-rvner small sales company. Good wilh llgures, expedning. shipping, recelvlna, Inside sales business experlrrKe (equlrerf; reiume: P.O. Br Bpl. Conn.

0660S. A PEKOH who belli Engllill DESIGH ENGR. GEARS W.E. Wllh 5 to etc. "PAID 10 yn.

Exp. Power VM 10 suiow BOOTH BAYLLSS AGEKCY Spanlih lias In my builnesi. porlin coll APPL. EKGR. ElKlro-Wceh, con- Iroli hhad.

and Decree. Willing la relocate lo Mkhrpan. Salary ASSDC. (NT'L. Chael New Haven.

Conn. Call 344-1 IJ1. Jerry or Ed. UNI-SEARCH OF BRIDGEPORT, ISS Moln 51, All Paid. BUSUIHSS COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR SPECIALIZATION ACCOUHTIHG BUSINESS ADWtHISTRATIOH A inTnlrnuni ol 3 yrs.

Icfldtfng or huilneii experience required. This li a lull lime positron wllh fringe benefits. Salary baled an experience. Call or lend reiunic lo flic attention of: Anthony Con II Bradford School Cor- poroilon, New Haven, Conn. MilO.

203-777-M17. 10:30 3 or lull lime. Apply Rcnnnrn Slttoln Pit, MO Eoil stale 51., Westport. CARPET mechoolci helper! Call 874-1414, Ash far Joseph Brlener. CAREER SELLING VK Paid.

Nallorvil cornpaflV In Life, KeaMti Accfdtn Iniuronce. High jchtw! diploma required MuiP have own cor ond he twndobfe orlcnltd persofi able to work wlflv DOS PROGRAMMERS Corp. headquarleri of mulll divlilon company seeki sharp IBM 340-M 370-135 progmmmer. DOS operation 'wUti 2-4 yeari Cobol; and ifwnufae- lurlng application not sary. Salary to Fet paid.

Contact Tony Agonlt. 1-359-ZI10 BK ASSOCIATES 51 Sank St. Stamford DRAFTSMAN Experienced In tabT- net and mlllwork detailing. -Mutt hnowiedge of moterlali use? by Industry. Stnd reiume to: P.O.

Box 360t, New Haven, 04125. DUE TO EXPANSION experJeneed help needed In office, olio truck Apply fn pertort Park City Food Produdi, 149 Honey spot DRAKfSMAN Surviytng S. ng, minimum 1 experlenct. Oil! 1-734-7745. DRIVER WANTED for local fc out ot town deliveries Experienced, Call 26M7J2 otter 1:00 p.m.

or oppty In periarv-- Purity Food 700 Madfion BoF. HARM MW -V port-llms mo. Send name, S. tale, to Box 3012, Conn. 06W5.

EDP 116,500 SYSTEMS ANALYST IN fAEMORIAM In Tovinq memory ot Louis J. I rm ace 11, vho possetf oway year ogo 11, 1972. Loving memories never tJle, As roll on ond days pass by. His favorile eNair Is empty now, Since he hoi ro rest. in o-jr heorls hts memory Is Of ore we lovrt dearly AxJ wlir never forget- Lovins'y rtmwnbcrcd by his wife, chil- oVen ond grondehitdren.

Mrs. Creagh was a life-long resident of Norwalk, Survivors, in addition to her msband, include her mnlhfir, tfrs. Lawrence McAfee, of Havre- dc-Grace, Md. Stephen J. Somick STRATFORD Stephen J.

Somick, 29, of 20 Glendfield avenue, a machine operator employed by Ohio Rubber company, died Saturday in his home. Services will take place Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. the Rohm and Luchansky funeral home 2189 Barnum avenue, and at 10 o'clock in Our Lady of Grace church with a mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Somick had resided in Stratford all of his life. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Mary Ann Adiletta Somick; a son Stephen Somick, of Strat ford; a daughter, Marie A.

Somick, of Stratford; his mother Mrs. Eleanor Somick, of Stratford; a sister, Miss Elaine Somick, of Stratford 1 several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. John F. Wargo STRATFORD Services for John Francis Wargo, 76. of 21 APPLICATIONS PROGRAMMER DOE perionnel.

3 70-MS uprneni, program In ANS COBOL, OS, 5P antf RJE. ol dola man' lethntquii li eiienllal. Call 3H1. Jerry or Ed, UN1-SEARCH OF BRIDGEPORT, US Main St. All oul tCMtanl lupervliron.

Rapid advancement oiler year Inlo management. PoiiHans ovolfoble throughout Conarctr- YMENT lorp. 3 yean builnasi systemi exp. with ull reip. and tlnon, bkgd.

mplemcnr and devilop syitemi propoi- als, design and document prog. Degrci preferred. Sale of World's Finest BARRE GRANITE MEMORIALS 348 Surf Sirallord--Tpke. Exit 30 Cemetery Inscription Lettering and Cleaning Reasonably Priced Open Evenings and Sunday--375-2882 IN MEMQRIAM lovlna memory of Corion, poised away 22 yearj ago, March 7, 1V51. It seems 10 lany since wtnt 8ul we shall olwnyi remember the tired employe of the BulTarcl a avenue, who d'ied Fri- 0 Deoth Him ever near end dear by cur He Is' but fcrgoHen.

And sadly missed by his children and Elmer Lewis, wtio pcraed away two 093 today, March II, 1971. Every day in some small woy. Memories of our Tirne. and no'w fvvo yews have swifHy by, Gut our memories of you will ncvtr Sadly missed end tovlixjly company, died Saturday in his home. Sen-ices wilt take place Tuesday at 8:15 a.m.

in the Redgate funeral home, Main street and Gorham place, TrumhulT, and at fl o'clock in St. Stephen's church. Trumbutl, with a Mass of the Resurrection, Buhat will be in St. Michael's cemetery, Stralford. Born in St.

John's, Newfoundland. Mr. Boland had been a Bridgeport resident until moving Lo Stepney in 1955. He retiree from the Bullard company six years ago. Mr.

Boland was a member Ihe Park City council, Knights Columbus. Survivors are three sons. Wai ter Boland of Trumhull, i a Dr. Victor M. Romano FAIRFIELD--Services Dr.

Victor M. Romano, 63, of 58 Birchwood drive, who died Friday, will take place Monday at 8 a.m. in the S. Spadaccino and Sons funeral home, 453 Washington avenue, Bridgeport and at 9 o'clock in St. Ann's church, Bridgeport with a Mass of the Resurrection.

Burial will be in OaMawn cemetery. Mrs. Kenneth Frocbcrg ORANGE Memorial services for Mrs, Vivian M. T-'roeberg, 46, wife of Kenneth Frocbcrg, of 295 Ridge road, who died Thursday, will be conducted today at 2:30 p.m. in Trinity Lutheran church, Milford.

Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Paul Hubai EASTON Services for Paul Hubai, 80, of 3165 Sport Hill road, who died Friday, will take place Monday at 10 a.m. in the Lesko funeral home, 1390 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport. The Rev. Frank Violzc, pastor of the Bethany Con- ijrcgalionnl church will i i a Burial wiH he in Lavoicroft cemetery, Fairfield.

Txuls G. CummTngs NORWALK--Services for Louis George Cumming.s, 58, of 8 Jefferson street, who died Friday, OperollGnal Corporole. 1o nianaflerlal poil- llon Inon-oudillrvg) In oppx. II monlhl. lor reicarch ond devel.

lor vor'- jubildlartM. D.P. Bpt. commute. Ford.

ovollABILITY i Moln, Harllotd 349- CARPEMTERS layout on Bpt. See Mr men wanted, lit elan on lob, 3070 r. 750 Main, Hartford CHEMIST Deyrefd. Lab, oppllco- 'loni, cuilomer prooltm analvili experience In adhcslvn, stfilont CHEMI5T ORGANIC fiove on Immediate opening for an organic chtm- lit to do research ond dsvrlopmenr work In. the ffeld cf resins for electrical In AUTO PARTS MAW for 2 Asft.

Par Wanagers far our Audi Deal- rihlpi. Excellent oppflHunllY quail- it men. Top Salary Call Pray Automobile Corporation, Greenwich, Conn. (303) (or top-nokri ierlor IE wllh 5 or more Yeofi experience and ilrong knowledge ol machine tooli, BSIE or requlrrd, Coll Immediately. l-S A RELIABLE fur iiure deliver quality Apply to Living oppflrk Furnll ExptrlefK rfohl im CHJEF ELECTRON IC5 Ennl- neer.

commercial op porlunlly In Enlern Connccllcul, lor pro- yen process Mujl have clec' Ironic comDoncnl back oround ana B5EE required. Musi ilrong manager. Call Immediately ART DEPARTMENT Boardman for deportment ol phorrrwieeulfcol company- Solid erptrFence tn tnechanlcalt. IhorouQti lype Full company bcnefilt, Call or send irsume to: Mri. Dcnaro, The Fretferlck Co Norwalk, Opparlunlly Em- ovollABILITY ELECTRONIC TECHMICTAh Repair ELECTRO PLATEft Tank ond Barret (Tvmbllno) PJallno.

Mlckfl, Copper, CcrfmJum, elc. Supervise Dept. ot 4 to I BOOTH BAYLISS AGEKCY a road. Bpt. jg ELECTRON 1C PARTS LEHT OPPORTUNITY.

PD SITJ clay, will take place Monday at in ihc Prank Polke and 1WS I-'airfieUl avenue, Bridgeport, and at 3 o'clock in he Holy Name of Jesus church, Kratfnrd, with a Mass of the A RESPONSIBLE man lo oprrale ima! juifnejs 2 or 3 per wseV. Eornlroi mllh. P.O. Box 6333, Bpt- wseV. Wrlle MANAGER all ber.edli, tend or apply Bulldtn Supply Ca.

of 311 new Haven Milford. CLERK SPECIAL TEMPORARY EXPERIEIJCHO ptrj-on n-rdtd Immediately lor Fono-Ierm lempcrary mcnl 3 4 months or longer to perform leleprioni coolocl work wllh customers checking receipt and condlMon of mdie. shipped, service rendered and collection of unpaid Invoices. No sales solicllalJon, 'Hce far person enloyfng Telephone vork. excellent working conditions, wrll take place Monday at 1:30 p.m.

in the Raymond funeral home, 5 Kast Wall street. The Rev, Marshall E. Saunders, pastor of the First. United Methodist church of South Norwalk, I A WAREHOUSE MANAGER I FURIHTURE DRIVERS I I I TURHITURE WAREHOUSE WEJI TIOIJS, OVERTIME. MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE, NOTIIUAGLE'S FURtHTURE BROAD AT CAimON Resurrection.

Burial will he in officiate. Burial will be in River St. Michael's ccmctrry. The Rosary will he recited today at 4 p.m. in the funeral home.

Born in Hungary, Mr. Wargo was a Stratford resident 55 years. He was a retired employe of the Hannon Lumber company and was a former employe of the and Construction company. Mr, Wargo was member of Ihe Laborers' International union of North America. Survivors arc three sisters.

Boland of Sarasota, James Youhau and Mrs. John Boland. ol Stepney; ajStephcn bolii of Rridgc- daughler, Mrs. John I.athrop of purl, and Harn'd Nolan Trumbull, and eight Rrandchil-SFairftcld; and several niccc.s rlren, 'nephews. COOK, year round job, tra benefili.

Apply In Clam Boy, CONrROLLER oreoi. Ablliry to lei up and iupertlve to 10. Musi hove 5 yrs. mlging. exp.

Relocate. FEE PAID. 1114 Summer Stamford 3S90MO Jt TO DAYS MANY BENEFITS A A DRAW COMMISSION Phoni J. Nncnon for Coll collecr. STEPCO ELECTRONICS StroUOfd.

ELECTRONIC EflGlUEERS epenlngi In rflFlerenl creai at varied vilorfti Uom min. of BSEE cxper. In ANY of 4M5 Moln St. 334-11M ELECTROIHC TECHMfCPAM Crodixile of equtpmer FANNINi IG 4695 Main Bpt. 33-1134 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS.

Logic dnlgn SH.OOCVS11.000 circuit design racial tl 5.000 IW.OW. Com put tf digital producli. Tep Pold. SWELLING SMELLING THE POWER OF NOW Is In the Want Ads. Sell a boat you no longer use now.

Dial cemetery. Born in Ansrma, he hnd Norwalk 50 years. He had employed in Ihe maintenance department of the Nash Engineer- ng company 15 years. He was a veteran of the Army World War IT, and was a member of the Mulvoy-Parlov-Aquino aost, VFW, and the Loyal Order of Moose. Survivors are four brothers, Alexander, William and George Cumming 1 at! of Norwalk, a Donald Ctimmings of Fanbury; and two misters, Mrs.

Otto Jaekle of Seymour and Jtfrs. Mead of and several nieces and nephews. News of Your Neighbors, Town and Nation READ THE POST DAILY and SUNDAY Telephone 333-0161 Ask for Circulation.