Mrs. F. Quinn Taught School Many Years Man's Body Found On Railroad Tracks ENFIELD The identity of a white male, whose body was found Thursday morning on, the middle of Depot Hill trestle over the Connecticut River, was still unknown Thursday night, according to Penn Central Railroad and local police. Penn Central Patrolman Kurt Kemmesies said the body was reported seen at 5.29 a.m. at mile post 50 on the Springfield main line track by the crew of Train No.
61. Railroad Patrolman James Sheehan, at 6.15 a.m., reported the victim was on a rail of the southbound track. A check of engines which arrived at Cedar Hill, New Haven, showed no evidence of being involved in the fatality. Dr. Howard W.
Gourlie, medical examiner at the scene, said death was apparently caused by head injuries. The victim's right leg was severed below the knee. The body was taken to Leete funeral home and then McCook Hospital, Hartford, for an autopsy. Enfield Police Lt. Frank Rzasa said a Bandaid near the inside of the man's right elbow could indicate he may have donated blood earlier in the day, or had had a blood test.
Said to be between 28 and Mrs. L. P. Scott Killed in Crash Mrs. Lillian P.
Scott, 75, of Downey, formerly of Springfield, died Monday in an automobile accident in Yreka, Calif. Her daughter, Mrs. Eva Leaders, with whom she was riding, was seriously injured in the crash, and is now in Rouge Valley Hospital, Medford, Oregon. Before moving to she and her late husband owned and operated Scott's Variety Store at 540 Plainfield Springfield. Besides her daughter, with whom she lived, she leaves a son, Theodore C.
of Springfield; a brother: two sisters: six grand- grandchildren. Girdner's funeral home, Yreka, is in charge. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. BARBARISE In Agawam, April 16, Mrs. Angela M.
(Durant) Barbarise of 54 Federal St. widow of Thomas A. Barbarise; mother of Mrs. Oliver Dion; sister of Louis, Anthony. and Harold Durant.
Mrs. Katherine Forte, Mrs. Natale. Mrs. Anna Wall, Mrs.
Rose Zeo. and Mrs. Velma Farland; grandmother of Thomas Dion and areat-grandmother of Matthew and Timothy Dion. Funeral will be held Friday at 9 a.m. at the Curran- Jones funeral home.
109 Main West Sprinafield. with a lituray of Christian burial in St. John the Evangelist Church at 10 a.m. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery.
Visiting hours Wed. nesday 7 to 9 and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Those who wish may make donations to the American Cancer Society. BOERO Boero In Florida, April 15. Mrs.
Sylvia (Scaallarini) Boero 84 of St. Petersburg Beach, Florida formerly of Springfield. Mother of Mrs. Anne Dahlia, sister of Joseph and Louis Scagliarini, Mrs. Mary DalMolin and Mrs.
Mildred Farina. Funeral from Frank M. Forastiere and Son Funeral Home, Saturday at 8 om with Mass In Mt. Carmel Church at 9 am. Burial in St.
Michael Cemetery. Visiting hours Thursday 7 to 9 and Friday 2 4 and 7 to 9. BRADFORD In Mass. April 17, 1974. Mrs.
Bertha (James) Bradford 84 formerly of 38 Hazelwood Ave. Longmeadow. Funeral and intorment private No calling hours. Please omit flowers. BREAU In Westfield, April 18, Mrs.
Bernadette A. Breau. 80. of 15 Mechanic wife of the late Joseph P. Breau; mother of Poul Charles and Michael.
all of Westfield, Robert A. of East Longmeadow, Lawrence G. of Winthrop, Mrs. Helen Strinste and Mrs. Florence Lisi, both of Westfield, Mrs.
Loraine Zanolli of Southwick; grandmother of 18, greatgrandmother of tour. Funeral Monday morning at 9 a.m. from the Firtion-Hotlister funeral home followed by a liturgy of Christian burial In St. Mary's Church at 10. Burial will be in St.
Mary's Cemetery. Callina hours Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to ond 7 to 9 p.m. RUZ In this city, April 17, Mrs. Moria (Morales) Cruz, 178 Nursery mother of Jose and Raymond, Isabella, Ravina.
Sophia, and Elatio Morales. Funeral will be held Monday mornina at the Portello tuneral home, Banyanon, Puerto Rico. Burial will be in om rio Cemetery. Comrio. Puerto Rice.
Visiting hours of Curran- Jones funeral home, 109 Main West Sprinafield, will Friday 2 to 4 and 6.30 to 3.30. MONUMENTS CEMETERY LETTERING UALITY, DEPENDABILITY, SERVICE SINCE 1937 ORMANDEAU Memorials 35 RIVERDALE RD. ST SPRINGFIELD 734-0168 GREENFIELD Mrs. Florence E. (Carpenter) Quinn, 86, of 19 Alden former longtime school teacher in South Deerfield, died Thursday at home.
She and her husband. Francis, would have celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in July. She was a native cf Readsboro, and attended schools in that town, Besides her husband. she leaves a sister, Ruth Long of Coral Gables, Fla. at The McCarthy funeral will funeral be Monday and in Holy Trinity Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
Donald J. Cummings COLRAIN Donald J. Cummings, 54, of Shattuckville, resident here 18 years, died Thursday in Franklin County Public Hospital, Greenfield. Besides his wife, the former Florence Johnson, he leaves three sons, Donald Allan and David, and a daughter, Alice, all at home, and his mother Mrs. Fedora (Petrin) Cummings of Rhode Island.
Smith and Kelleher funeral home, Shelburne Falls, is in charge. Mrs. Bertha Bradford Mrs. Bertha (James) Bradford, 84, formerly of 38 Hazelwood Longmeadow, died Wednesday in a local nursing home. She leaves a son, Henry J.
of Springfield, and a sister, Miss Maybelle C. James of Springfield. A private funeral will be at Dickinson-Streeter funeral home. Burial will be in Hillcrest Park Cemetery. Mrs.
Maria Cruz Mrs. Maria (Moralez) Cruz, 77, of 178 Nursery Springfield, died Wednesday in her home. Born in Bayanon, Puerto Rico, she lived in Springfield 12 years. She was a member of Sacred Heart Church, Springfield. She leaves two sons, Jose and Raymond, both of Springfield, and four daughters, Isabelle, Bavina, Sophia, and Eladia Morales, all of Springfield.
The funeral will be Monday at Portello funeral home, Banyanon, with burial in Comrio Cemetery, Comrio, Puerto Rico. Curran-Jones funeral home is in charge locally. Death In The Wesson Memorial Hospital, April 18, John H. Doherty, 34, of 63 Whitmun Longmeadow. Husband of Carol A.
(Feldman) Doherty. Father of John H. James, William all of Dalton. Son of John J. Mary (MacCollough) Doherty of Boston.
Brother of William F. Doherty of Pittsfield, James A. Doherty of Boston. Mrs. Patricia Sorenson of Pittsfield.
Funera! from The East Longmeadow Funeral Home, 120 Shaker Rood, Sat. at 8:15 followed by a liturgy of Christian burial in St. Mary's Church Longmeadow, at 9. Interment in Longmeadow Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening 7 to 9 PM.
A Hafey Service. FARRELL In San Antonio, Texas, April 17, Robert H. Farell, 74, formerly of Suffield and Granby. Father of Patricia Wright, Noncy Temperilli, Mary Ellen Dawson, and brother of William Farrell and Esther Farrell, Funeral service will be Monday at 8:15 AM from the Nicholson Funeral Home, Route 159, Suffield, and in Sacred Heart Church Suffield at 9 AM. Interment in St.
Bernard's Cemetery in Tariffville, Conn. His family will receive friends in the funeral home Saturday 7 to 9 PM and Sunday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. FREDETTE 30 years old, the victim weighed about 145 pounds, was 5 feet, 10 inches tall, with short brown hair. He wore a light brown suede jacket, brown turtleneck sweater, dark brown Levis, blue socks and brown ankle high boots. Leo F.
Racine; Ex-Referee, Wrestler HOLYOKE Leo F. Racine of St. Augustine, once a referee and wrestler known as Chic Rae at the former Valley Arena, died Wednesday in Florida. A graduate of Holyoke High School, he lived at 656 South Bridge St. and was an orderly at Leeds Veterans Administration Hospital and worked for Dreikorn Bakery before he enlisted in the Navy in World Wwar II and became a pharmacist's mate first class.
Before he worked for Foremost Dairy St. Augustine. He was a member of American Legion Post 325. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Provost of Holyoke.
The funeral will be Saturday at C. Blais Son funeral home and in Precious Blood Church with burial in Notre Dame Cemetery. Mrs. Joseph P. Breau WESTFIELD Mrs.
Bernadette B. (Ouellette) Breau, 80, of 15 Mechanic native of Rivere-Deloup, Canada, resident here 60 years and widow of Joseph P. Breau, died Thursday in Noble Hospital. She was a member of St. Mary's Confraternity of the Holy Rosary and St.
Jean D' Baptiste Society. She leaves five sons, Paul Charles A. and Michael, all of this city, Robert A. of East Longmeadow and Lawrence G. of Winthrop; three daughters, Mrs.
Helen Strinste and Mrs. Florence Lisi, both of Westfield, and Mrs. Loraine Zanolli of Southwick; 18 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. The funeral will be Monday morning at Firtion-Hollister funeral home and in St. Mary's Church with burial in the parish cemetery.
DOHERTY In Springfield April 18th, Rolland A. Fredette, 63, of 30 Greenocre Lane, East Longmeadow. President of A. L. Fredette Inc.
Husbond of Barbara N. (Thomas) Fredette. Funeral services from Byron's funeral horne, Saturday at 8 am followed by a liturgy of Christian burial in St. Michel's Church, Eost Longmeadow at 9 am. Burial will be in Hillcrest Park cemetery.
Calling hours Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pot Spfld. lodge of Elks will conduct a ritual Friday at 7:30 pm. at the funeral home. FULLER Fuller in Springfield April 18, 1974. Alvin W.
Fuller, 90 of 40 Williamsburg Dr. Funeral at the Dickinson-Streeter Funeral Home, 305 State St. Springfield. Saturday 2 P.M. No callina hours.
In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Faith Church Memorial Fund. Burial in Ook Grove Cemetery at the convenience of the family. HEBERT in Cooley Dickinson Hospital, Northampton, April 18. Mrs. Anna R.
(Wagner) Hebert, 52, of Rattle Hill Road, Southamnion wife of Albert P. Hebert. Funcral Saturday at 11 a.m. in First Roptist Church, Holyoke, with the Rev. Edward Johnston, pastor.
officiating. Burial in Center Cemetery. Southampton. Calling hours ot Walter Mitchell funeral home, 15 Park Friday from 2 10 4 and 7 to 9. lieu of flowers, donations may be made to American Cancer Society, JEZ In Holyoke, today, April 18.
John. 89 years old, of Beaven- Kelly Home. formerly of Holyoke 65 years; father of Mrs. Robert (Mary) Johnson. Funeral from nio funeral home.
0 liturgy of Christion burial at Saturday morning at 8.15 with Mater Doloreso Church at Calling hours 2 to and 7 to John H. Doherty John H. Doherty, 34, of 63 Whitmun Longmeadow, died Thursday in Wesson Memorial Hospital. He was a shop foreman for Mechanical Technology, Springfield. He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Carol A. (Feldman) Doherty; three sons, John William and James, all of Dalton; his parents, Mr. and Mzrs. John J. Doherty of Boston; three brothers and a sister.
The funeral will be Saturday at East Longmeadow funeral home with services in St. Mary's Church, Longmeadow. Burial will be in Longmeadow Cemetery. Mrs. McGuinnis: Taught School For 44 Years Mrs.
Helen T. (Tagan) McGuinnis, 87, of 120 Fenwick Springfield, died Tuesday in Springfield Hospital Medical Center. Born in Warren, July 10, 1887, she was a graduate of Westfield State Teachers College. She was a retired teacher in the Springfield Public School system, having taught at Brookings Elementary School and Chestnut Junior High for 44 years. She leaves her husband, Charles and several niece and nephews.
The funeral will be Saturday at McCarthyMadamas funeral home with services in Holy, Family Church, Springfield. Burial will be in St. Paul's Cemetery, Warren. Mrs. Robert D.
McGrath BERNARDSTON Mrs. Bertha F. (Perry) McGrath, 76, of West Gill Road, native of Richmond, N.H., resident here 10 years and widow of Robert D. McGrath, died Wednesday in Farren Memorial Hospital, Montague City. She leaves three sons, Kenneth R.
of Bernardston, Arnold of Athol and Norman E. of Gill; two daughters, Mrs. Helen. Pydych of West Deerfield and Mrs. Eleanor Parker of Conway; a brother, 20 grandchildren and four great The funeral will be Saturday in Goodale United Church with burial in Green River' Cemetery, Greenfield.
McCarthy funeral home, Greenfield, is in charge. Donations may be made to the Cancer Fund in care of Edward Russell of First National Bank, 74 West Main Greenfield, or the Heart Fund in care of Ralph Bassett at Greenfield Cooperative Bank. QUINN in Greenfield. April 18, 1974, Mrs. Florence Ellen (Carpenter) Quinn.
86, of 19 Alden wife of Francis Quinn. Besides her husband she leaves one sister. Mrs. Ruth Long of Coral Gables, Fla. The funeral will be Monday at 8.30 a.m.
from the McCarthy funeral home, Greenfield followed by the lituray of Christian burial at 9 in Holy Trinity Church. Burial will be in Colvary Cemetery. There will be 'no calling hours SCHMIDT In South Hadley, April 18. Robert C. Schmidt of 10 Richview South Hodicy.
Funeral at the J. H. Fleury Sons funeral home. South Hadley, Saturday at 2. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Calling hours at the funeral home are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 10 9 p.m. TALBOT In Springfield April 17, 1974, Arthur E. Talbot Jr. 58, of 114 Hood St. Husband of Marie Ann (Pirasseno) Talbot.
Funeral services Saturday 9:30 AM af Byron's Funeral Home. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Visiting hours Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. WHALEN In Cooley Dickinson Hospital, Northampton, April 17, Miss Cecilio M. Whalen, 84, of 41 Walnut retired principal and teacher.
daughter of the late Patrick and Margaret (Keresy) Whalen. Funtral Saturday of 8.15 a m. at Thomas J. Ahearn funcral home with a lituray of Christian buriol at St. Mary's Church at 9.
Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home are Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Memorial donations may be made to the Heart Fund, CO U. A.
Lussier. Northampton Inst tution for Savings. WHEELER Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth (Thayer), of 22 Blaine Springfield in the 85th year of her age; widow of Harold L. Wheeler.
Survived by a sister. Mrs. Benjamin Griffin. of Wilbraham, and a sister. Mrs.
Mabel (Wheeler) Thayer of Brookline. aunt of Howard M. Miller. of Brookline. Elmer Clark and Beatric Darvy of Worcester, and Carl Gaugh of Florida.
Funeral services at Hillcrest Park Cemetery, Mausoleum Chapel, 875 Parker Springfield, on Friday. April 19, at 11.30 a.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. It desired. donations may be sent to the charity of one's choice, in memory of Mrs.
Wheeler. Arrangements by Eastman Funeral Service, Boston. IN MEMORIAM BORGIA in loving memory of LUCY Borgia who passed away April 19, 1959. In our home she 19 fondly remembered, Sweet memories cling to her name, Those who loved her in life sincerely Still love her In death lust the comt. Sadly missed by daughter.
son-inlow, grandchildren. J. E. Keegan, Executive At GE PITTSFIELD J. Edward Keegan, 71, of 16 Dodge retired manager of customer service for General Electric died Thursday in Berkshire Medical Center.
A lifelong resident, he was customer service manager 24 years and retired in 1965. Mr. Keegan was a communicant of Sacred Heart Church and member of its Holy Name Society, GE Pensioners, GEAA and the Stanley Club. Besides wife, the former Julia Mazzer with whom he celebrated their 52 anniversary last December, he leaves a son, John E. 3d; a daughter, Mrs.
Robert Choinier, both of Pittsfield; a brother, three sisters, 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The funeral will be Saturday at Dery funeral home and in Sacred Heart Church with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Harrison Nichols ENFIELD, Conn. Harrison Nichols, 80, of 48 Enfield native of Buckland, local resident 42 years and retired machinist for Pratt Whitney Aircraft Division of United Aircraft East Hartford, died Wednesday in a local nursing home.
He leaves a son, Merville E. of Arlington, Mass. The funeral will be Saturday morning at Leete funeral home with burial in Hillcrest Park Cemetery, Springfield. Mrs. Frank Pliszka ENFIELD, Conn.
Mrs. Helen (Pawelec) Pliszka, 84. of 138 Spring native of Tarnow, Poland, resident here 61 years and widow of Frank Pliszka, died Thursday in a local nursing home. She leaves three sons, Theodore, Stanley and Matthew, all of Enfield, and six grandchildren. The funeral will be Saturday morning at Leete funeral home and in St.
Adalbert's Church with burial in the parish cemetery. Robert H. Farrell SUFFIELD, Conn. Robert H. Farrell, 74, of this town, retired 40-year foreman for Edward Ball Newington, died Wednesday in San Antonio, Tex.
He leaves three daughters, Mrs. Patricia Wright of Old Bridge, N.J., Mrs. Nancy Temperilli of San Antonio. and Mrs. Mary E.
Dawson of Longmeadow; a brother, sister, 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The funeral will be Monday morning at Nicholson funeral home and in Sacred Heart Church with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. Tariffville. Mrs. Frank Petrini PITTSFIELD Mrs.
Mary (Iguera) Petrini, 64, of 118 Newell native of Cortiglione, Italy, and resident here 34 years, died Wednesday in Berkshire Medical Center. She worked for Stratton Coats, 18 years and retired in 1972. She was a communicant of Mount Carmel Church. Besides her husband, Frank, she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Norman C.
Gwara of Lenox; four brothers and six grandchildren. The funeral will be Saturday at BencivengaDagnoli funeral home and in the church with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. John Jez HOLYOKE John Jez. 89.
of this city, native of Poland. resident here 65 years and retired employe of Standard Packaging died Thursday in Beaven Kelly Home. He was a member of St. Stanislaw Society and Holy Name Society of Mater Dolorosa Church. He leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Mary Johnson of Memphis, N.Y., and a brother. The funeral will be Saturday morning at Czelusniak funeral home and in 1 Mater Dolorosa Church with burial in the parish cemetery, South Hadley. IN MEMORIAM PAQUETTE In loving memory of Bessie E. Paquette who passed away April 19, 1972. Upright and just to all her ways.
Loyal and true through oll her days. Silently suffered, patiently bore, God took her to suffer no more. Sadly missed by her tamily Mrs. Albert P. Hebert SOUTHAMPTON Mrs.
Anna R. (Wagner) Hebert, 52, of Rattle Hill Road, native of Holyoke, resident here several years and member of Leverett Arts and Crafts Workshop, died in Cooley Dickinson Hospital, Northampton. She attended Holyoke schools and Boston Museum of Fine Arts and was a member of Holyoke First Baptist Church. Besides her husband, Albert. she leaves three sons, John J.
Cole Jr. and Albert P. Hebert, both of Northampton, and Christopher Hebert of this town; a daughter, Mrs. Alison Benoist of Montgomery and two sisters. The funeral will be Saturday morning in the church with burial in Center Cemetery.
Walter B. Mitchell funeral home, Easthampton, is in charge. Donations may be made to American Cancer Society. Rolland A. Fredette; President of Firm Rolland A.
Fredette, 63, of 30 Greenacre Lane, East Longmeadow, president of A. L. Fredette Springfield, died Thursday in Springfield Hospital Medical Center. Born Jan. 23, 1911, he lived in Springfield 32 years, and was a graduate of Springfield Technical High School.
He was a Navy veteran of World War 11. He was also a member of Typographical Union Local 216 and Springfield Elks Lodge 61. He was a member of St. Michael's Church. He leaves his wife Mrs.
Fredette; Barbara two N. sons, (Thomas) Cmdr. Roger A. of Millington, and Phillip R. of Hampton Bays, N.Y.; a sister, and two grandchildren.
The funeral will be Saturday at Byron's funeral home with services in St. Michael's Church. Burial will be in Hillcrest Park Cemetery. Mrs. John Kania NORTHAMPTON Mrs.
Michalina (Zaleski) Kostrycki Kania, 85, of 88. Maynard native of Poland, formerly of Chicago and resident here 20 years, died Thursday at home. She leaves her husband, John: a son, Henry Kent of Niles, a sister and three grandchildren. The funeral will be Saturday morning at Czelusniak funeral home and in St. John Cantius Church with burial in St.
Mary's Cemetery. Arthur E. Talbot, Jr. Arthur E. Talbot, 58.
of 114 Hood Springfield. died Wednesday in Springfield Hospital Medical Center. Born in Kennebunkport, he lived in Springfield 54 years. a roofer Hayes Roofing Springfield. He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Marie Ann (Pirasseno) Talbot; a son, Joseph a daughter, Patricia Ann; a brother and two sisters. The funeral will be Saturday at Byron's funeral home. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Alvin W. Fuller Alvin W.
Fuller, 90, of 40 Williamsburg Springfield, died Thursday in Springfield Hospital Medical Center. He was a retired selfemployed insurance broker, and a former employe of the Convention Bureau of the Greater Springfield Chamber of Comemrce. He was a member of Springfield Lodge of Masons. and Faith Church. Springfield.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Sidney P. Brown of The funeral will be Saturday at Dickinson-Streeter funeral home. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Robert C.
Schmidt SOUTH HADLEY Robert C. Schmidt, 53, of 10 Richview native of La Porte, Navy veteran of World War II and resident here four years, was dead on arrival Wednesday at Holyoke Hospital. Dr. Edmund J. Zielinski, medical examiner, said death was caused by an acute coronary.
He was a parttime employe of First Bank Trust Co. of Hampden County, Holyoke. Besides his wife, the former June Thompson, he leaves two sons, Robert of Schaumburg, and Dennis of Whittier, a brother and two sisters. The funeral will be Saturday at J. H.
Fleury funeral home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Springfield Union, Springfield, Friday. April 19, 1974 43. Cecilia M. Whalen, 84; Ex-School Principal NORTHAMPTON- Cecilia M.
Whalen, 84, of 41 Walnut retired 48 year educator, died Wednesday in Cooley Dickinson Hospital. A lifelong resident and graduate of Northampton High School and the former North Adams Normal School, she was principal of Bridge $6000 Fine Appealed By Defendant A 48-year-old Springfield man was found guilty and fined $6,000 on various betting charges in Springfield District Court Thursday. Louis J. Maloni of 81 Windemere Springfield, pleaded innocent and is having his case appealed to Superior Court Monday. Maloni, who appeared before Judge Charles D.
Sloan, is chareged with using a telephone for registering bets on horses, possession of an apparatus for bets on horses, and being present and engaged in registering bets. Maloni received three month sentences at the House of Correction on each charge, all to be served concurrently. Barnstead To Address GOP Board Newly elected Republican State Committee Chairman William A. Barnstead will speak to the Springfield Republican City Committee Monday at 8 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church, 361 Sumner Springfield.
Barnstead, elected last month to head the state committee, will speak on "Charting Our New GOP Course." Barnstead, an Arlington businessman, has been a member of the Republican State Committee since 1964 and has served as chairman of the Arlington Republican Town Committee. He has been active in the campaigns of Sen. Edward W. Brooke, former U.S. Rep.
Bradford Morse, former Gov. John A. Volpe and other GOP candidates. He was also a candidate for state senator in 1966. Sign Carrier Electrocuted On the Job HUDSON, N.H.
(P) A Nashua man was killed Thursday when a sign he was carrying came in contact with a high tension wire. Police in Hudson said Paul Blais, 30, was dead on arrival at Nashua Memorial Hospital. A second man, Peter Simonson of Tampa, was reported in fair condition at the hospital. Police said the two men were loading a large sign to a truck at the Barlow Sign Co. in Hudson, when the sign apparently made contact with an electric line.
Mrs. Dora M. Kilmer LENOX Mrs. Dora M. Kilmer, 69, of 552 East lifelong resident and member of St.
Helena's Episcopal Church, New Lenox, died Thursday in Berkshire Medical Center, Pittsfield. She leaves a son, Robert G. of Lee; two brothers and a grandchild. The funeral will be Saturday afternoon at Roche funeral home and in the church with burial in Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs.
John Jablonski NORTHAMPTON Mrs. Irene 0. (Hebert) Jablonski, 65, of 21 Pine Florence, lifelong resident, died Thursday in Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston. She leaves her husband, John; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Powers of Florence; five brothers, two sisters and two grandchildren.
A private funeral will be Saturday in Annunciation Church, Florence. John F. O'Connell funeral home is in charge. Donations may be made to the Heart Fund or Massachusetts Eye Bank. Street School 18 years and: retired in 1938.
A scholarship in her name: is awarded annually Northampton High School to a former Bridge Street School student with the highest sholastic record who plans to go on to college. The funeral will be Saturday at Thomas J. Ahearn funeral home and in St. Mary's Church with: burial in St. Mary's: Cemetery.
Donations may be made to: U. the A. Heart Lussier Fund in at care; Nori of: thampton Institution for Savings. Fair Weather: Expected For Weekend The tempting temperatures of the past two days will be lower the Connecticut River and its tributaries will be high through next week. A National Weather Service spokesman at Bradley International Airport said today's forecast is for partly sunny weather, but the temperatures will fall short of Thursday's by about 20 degrees.
The expected high today is 50 to 55 degrees, the spokesman said. Thursday the mercury hit 72, still far from 1964's record mark of 85 degrees. Prospects for the weekend are for generally fair weather with highs in the 60's. he said. Meanwhile, Charles Hopkins, director of the Weather Service's River Forecast Center in Hartford, said a high flooding potential will exist for the next 10 days along the Connecticut River and its tributaries.
Most of the moisture is due to melting from last week's snowstorm, Hopkins said. One to two inches of rain in A six-hour period could flood the upper tributaries, he said, while the lower river' could reach flood stage with, three to four inches of rain in six hours. Demolition Request Okayed by SRA: Springfield Redevelopment: Authority Thursday approved a request for a subcontractor to demolish the back wall of the old Municipal Garage: and City Tire Co. in the Court Square project. The SRA approved the request of SAS Equipment Co.
of North Bergen, N.J. to, use Associated Building; Wreckers of Springfield as a subcontractor to demolish the wall. The garage has already been demolished and the former tire business is under: demolition. In other business, the SRA approved a contract for title services in the Memorial! Square and Model Cities Neighborhood Development Programs with W. Edwin Watkins.
Argentina To Export Autos to Cuba WASHINGTON (UPI) The State Department announced Thursday that subsidiaries in Argentina of three American automobile companies had been; authorized to export automobiles and other vehicles to Cuba. The companies are sub-: sidiaries of General Motors, Ford and Chrysler. Jack B. Kubisch, assistant secretary of state for interamerican affairs, a11- nounced the action. He said: the exception to the long.
standing ban on U. S. trade with Cuba had been made: because the auto companies' would have been jeopardized operations in Argentina! without it. AIRLINES' DISPUTE Special to The Union TAIPEI, Taiwan Taiwan's foreign ministry announced that talks Thursday with a Japanese emissary had failed to resolve a dispute that may lead to termination of service between Taiwan and Japan by Japan Air Lines and China Air Lines, the two nations' New York flag-carriers. Times Sarvice KANE In Agawam, James P.
Kane, of 4 1 Spencer long-time distinguished Democratic political figure; beloved father of Mrs. Leo Vergnani and brother of Margaret Kane: grandfather two and great-grandfather of three. Funeral Friday at ToomeyO'Brien funeral home at 8 a.m. followed by services ot St. Anthony's Church at 9.
Burial in St. Thomas Cemetery. Calling hours Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. KANIA Michalina (Zaleski) Konio, wife of John Kenia, died at her home, 98 Maynard Northampton. Funeral from Czelusniok funeral home Saturday at 8.15 with lIturgy of Christian burial at St.
John's Cantius Church. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Friday. McGRATH In Bernardston.
April 17, 1974, Mrs. Bertha Frances (Perry) McGrath, 76, of West Gill widow of Robert Daniel McGrath. The funeral will be Saturday at 10 a.m. from the Goodale United Church of Bernardston with burial in the Green River Cemetery, Greenfield. Colling hours will be Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
at the McCarthy funeral home, Greenfield. Memorial donations may be made in her memory to the Cancer Fund in care of Edward Russell at First National Bank. 74 West Main Greenfield, or the Heart Fund in care of Ralph Bassett at the Greenfield Cooperative Bank. McGUINNIS In Springfield April 16, Helen T. (Togan) McGuinnis 87 of 120 Fenwick St.
beloved wife of Charles H. McGuinnis. Funergl Saturday at 8:15 from the McCarthy-Madamas Funeral Home followed by 0 liturgy of Christian burial in Holy Family Church of 9. Burial in St. Paul's Cemetery, Warren.
Moss. Visiting hours Friday 2 to 4 and 7 10 9. NICHOLS In Enfield, April 17, Harrison Nichols, formerly of 48 Enfield Enfield. Funeral Saturday 10.30 a.m, at the Leete funeral home, 125 Pearl Enfield. Burial in Hillcrest Park Cemetery.
Visiting hours Friday 7 to 9 p.m. PAVLOGLOU In the Springfield Hospital Medical Center, April 16, Mrs. Panorea (Pechulis) Povioglou, 77, of 52 Melha widow of I natius Pavloglou. Funeral Friday at 10:30 at the McCarthy Madomas tuneral home followed by services in the St. George Greek Orthodox Memorial Church at 11:30.
Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Philoptohos Society in her memory. Collina hours Wednesday 7 to and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. PLISZKA In Windsor Conn, April 18, 1974. Mrs.
Helen (Pavelec) Pliszko 84 of 138 Spring Enfield, Conn. Mother of Theodore, Stanley and Matthew Pliszka all of Enfield. Funeral will be held Saturday at 8:15 am ot the Leete Funerol Home, 125 Peorl St. with Liturgy of Christian Burial in St. Adalberts Church at 9.
Burial in St. Adalberts Cemetery Enfield. Calling hours at the funeral home Fridoy to 4 and 7 to 9 pm..
