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Obituaries Halt ordered Cave-Hidden Enemy To Israeli Attacks i RICHARD BAGDON 4 THE HARTFORD COURANT: Monday, February 28, 19 Bridgeport Boy, 12, Drowns in Trumbull CARL A. GUSTAFSON Carl A. Gustafson, 81, of 149 Blast U.S. Patrol Richard Bagdon, 57, of 3 Wha- WALTER R. SODERQUIST Walter Raymond Soderquist, 72, of 15 Emerson Wethers-field, died Saturday at Hartford Colonial Elm wood, died Sat-! plev Road, Glastonbury, for (Continued From Page 1) and wanted to keep the urday at his home.

Born inlmerly of New York City, died Sweden, he lived in Elmwood Sunday at Hartford Hospital. Hospital. Born in Hartford, he resolution only as a condemna SAIGON (AP) For the sec Troops hiding in caves opened fire on a U.S. patrol 15 miles southwest of Da Nang, ond day in a row, American lived in Wethersfield 56 years He was a supervisor and engi troops were bloodied South most of his life. He was em- Born in Fitchburg, he TRUMBULL A Bridgeport Trumbull police at 2:07 p.m., po- ployed as a tool and die maker lived in New York City for boy, 12, died on state-owned lice sad- I at New Departure General many years before moving to neering consultant at Veeder Vietnam on Saturday by enemy 1 killing one American and forces, the U.S.

Command an-'wounding seven. Near the cen- Bridgeport patrol cars and a Motors Meriden, retiring Glastonbury in 1951. He was an land near the Bridgeport line Root Manufacturing Co. of Hartford for 45 years, retiring seven tire true were tirst at tne WSJ. He was a charter mem nounced Sunday.

years ago. He was a member of uuougi.iran.ee on.scene- Lt. DeCarlo stripped off ber of Calvary Temple Church tion of Israel. But Soviet Ambassador Yak-ov A. Malik, calling the Israeli government "a group of lunatics" and "international pirates," urged Israel's expulsion from the United Nations.

He did not offer a resolution to that effect, however. U.S. Ambassador George Bush said the United States "cannot aiuan kuiiu ouuudy aueiiwou, nis outer clothes and waded into 0f Hartford. He leaves his wife, police said. I the water until he was out of Mrs.

Hildur Rubb Gustafson; a Caesar Lewis of 178 Yaremich I sight and then emerged with Drive was pronounced dead at Lewis' body, police said. engineer at Pratt and Whitney Division, United Aircraft, East Hartford, many years. He leaves his wife, Catherine Murphy Bagdon; a son, Richard T. Bagdon, at home; a daughter, Cathleen P. Bagdon at Wheaton College; a brother, Joseph A.

Bagdon of Roslyn Heights, N.Y. and a sister, Mrs. Bartlett Page of British West Indies. The fu- the scene after being pulled! Next Trumbull police and an stepson, Milton R. Rubb of Edgewater, a brother, Per Gustafson of Sweden, and three grandchildren.

The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Taylor and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 S. Main West Hartford, with from beneath the surface of the ambulance arrived. Lewis, how-pond by Bridgeport Fire Lt. Jo-lever, was pronounced dead and seph DeCarlo, who walked into the ambulance left the scene, condone the attacks on Leban tral coastal town of Tuy Doa, two U.S.

soldiers were wounded when their jeep set off an enemy mine, the Command said. On Friday, a company of 100 U.S. air cavalrymen, pursuing two North Vietnamese soldiers along a trail, had stumbled into a heavily fortified bunker complex 42 miles east of Saigon believed to be the headquarters of the 33rd regiment. One American was killed and 21 were wounded in that affray. A company of reinforcements was lifted into the region by helicopter Sunday as a blocking force for the company involved in the initial fighting.

on. The United States fully Prison Riot Over; Hostages Unhurt (Continued From Page 1) The hostages, who included a captain of guards, were released at 5:50 p.m. and all inmates returned to custody shortly afterward, a spokesman said. He said the cause of the disturbance was still under investigation. Correction Commissioner the cold water, which was over said.

The ambulance en his head, police said. countered Reyes a block from; the Rev. Ronald K. Nasshan of-ineral will be Tuesday at 9:30 supports the territorial integrity of Lebanon and believes the Security Council should call on Lewis and two other 12-year-'the scene. He had gotten him-1 ficiating.

Burial will be at the Lowe-Robacker Fu First Church of Christ and Hospitality Lodge 128, both of Wethersfield. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Marie Broderick Soderquist; two sons, Robert J. Soderquist and John Soderquist, both of Wethersfield; a daughter, Mrs. Philip Dunn of Rocky Hill; a brother, Oscar Soderquist of East Hartford; a sister, Mrs.

Carrie Stevens of Rocky Hill and three grandchildren. The funeral will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm Rocky Hill, with the Rev. Ronald Whitebred officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill.

Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A Masonic service will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. MORRIS M. LANE old Bridgeport youths, Jose self out of the water and was ish Cemetery, Portland.

Calling neral Home, 2534 Main Reyes of 145 Yaremich Drive running for help, police said. hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Glastonbury, with a Mass of the and David Clemens of 138 Yar-j Reyes is in fair condition at I Memorial donations may be Resurrection at St. Paul's Israel to withdraw. "We deeply regret the loss of life and regret the loss of emich Drive, spent the early St.

'Vincent's Hospital, Bridge-made to the Calvary Temple; Church, Glastonbury, at 10. Bur afternoon walking on the site port, where he was treated for Missionary Fund Israeli life also from terrorist attacks," Bush said. Lebanon called an emergency session of the council and said where new state Kt. 255 is being exposure Benjamin Malcolm went to the STANLEY JOSEPH OSBORNE constructed. Because the property is Island after the trouble broke The first company began ial will be in Green Cemetery, Glastonbury.

The Rosary will be recited at the funeral home tonight at 8: 15. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Slightly before 2 p.m. they owned by the state, state police Stanley Joseph Osborne, 90, of i i ivt it ttai 'ti out and supervised restoring through the suspected reacned a quarry wnere tnere are investigating in conjunction joa west way, wetnersneia, aiea Sunday at St. Francis Hospital.

with Trumbull police. 1 regimental headquarters after Also on the island during the! of air and that Israeli forces had occupied three Lebanese towns during attacks "of massive proportion" throughout the day, the third consecutive day of Israeli Funeral arrangements for Born in Old Saybrook, he lived are several small ponds, many of which are thickly frozen over. The pond where the acci the Cancer Society. lery attacks and the dropping in Wethersfield several years Lewis, which are incomplete, rection Chairman William van- of a bomb, the big- MRS. WALTER PEICHERT He was a former Travelers In- dent occurred, however, is in a are being made by Issac M.

den Hcuvel who said the prison conventional bomb in the protected area and the ice is McDonald Funeral Home, 985 Co. employe, retiring in strikes at Arab guerrillas in southern Lebanon. is the city's oldest and most an- n.rnMV..iinn arsenal gest 1947 after 24 years service. He Stratford Bridgeport thin, police said. Mrs.

Mildred J. Hendrickson Peichert, 61, of 31 Woodruff Court, New Britain, wife of Wal- AiaA Cntni. Morris Milton Lane, 20, of 23 E. Raymond died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital.

Born in Italian Ambassador Piero The vnuths were about 14 uijuaicu, null. uvct viunuuig there is chronic and that the youth shelter had been turbulent Initial field reports said the air cavalrymen found nine de he lived in wi Dm rwtucu, uu Chattanooga Vinci introduced a resolution on behalf of France, Britain, Belgium and his own country stroyed bunkers, two enemy feet from shore when Lewis fell Df, HdSGF 99 through, according to police. I Reyes dropped to his stomach, J)jgg SgrVG(l for weeks day at New Britain genera. Hartford 15 years. He leaves his was a member of the Workmen's Benefit Fund for more than 50 years.

He was a member of Corpus Christi Church, Wethersfield. He leaves his wife, Frieda Swiebel Osborne; and two daughters, Mildred E. A Correction Department, es and a blood trail- nuspiwi cmci a uureoa. lmother Mrs. Catherine Wood- 1 1 -1 Dwif om rnoiHQnt Britain which "deplores" all action which has "resulted in the loss ruff Lane at home, a brother, lifelong New resident, she was a member of First spokesman at the scene said The slim findings seemed to extensive damage was done to indicate that the enemy force the cell block during the eluded the Americans, de- Filipino Lepers of innocent The measure was not a resolution of Kenneth Lane, and a sister, Constance Lane, both of Hartford.

The funeral will be Tues- Church of Christ, Congregational, New Britain. She was em- 1 i 1 ai xt Dr. Vic-iosborne and Marion E. Os- NEW YORK (AP) turbance, and he believed the spite the heavy bombardment. condemnation.

tor G. Heiser, 99, who pio- borne, both of Wethersfield. The throw an end of it to his friend. Reyes also fell through, however, police said. Clemens decided he could not pull the others out and ran to a nearby house where he called Bridgeport police, who called pioyea at me new nnwni.

rin af ntY1 flt the James pv, The second paragraph of the Besides heri nnic iuo; ct nn Main Spring Co. 15 years. prisoner had a number ot weapons. A recent shakedown of the The big bomb was about 100 yards off the tar- uet. ninnftinted hv TT in- neral Home, 2016 pre- brief measure calls on the husband, she leaves two nra.

hi1 iatp council to demand that Israel cell block turned up more than telligence, field reports said. "immediately desist and refrain Mrs. Francis Steele of Newing- 3 with th7 Rev. ton Mr. Wteri RJ Barber 0'fficiating Burial Kensington The funera will he jn Northwood Cemetery, Tuesday at 11 a.m.

at the Carl- re ZLfeT ZT3 Elsewhere, U.S. B52 bombers SSS launched nine missions in South from all air and military action and forthwith withdraw all A. W. Sheiber Succumbs at 75 nenred in mass treatment of will be Wednesday at pers in the Philippines and told lg: 15 a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral of his exoeriences in the widely Home, 580 Elm Rocky Hill, read "An American Doctor's wjth a Mass of the Resurrection Odyssev," died Sunday at New at Corpus Christi Church, Weth-York Hospital.

jersfield, at 10. Burial will be at Dr. Heiser's public health convenience of the family, forts, which started in 1903 in! calling hours are Tuesday from the Philippines with a cam- 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. paign against leorosy, also fo-l cused on fighting bubonic MRS. HARRIET M.

ROBBINS plague, beri-beri, cholera, ma- Mrs. Harriet Morton Robbins, laria, smallpox and tubercu-i89, of 399 Old Main Rocky or spoons and razor blades en)' Vietnam, all but one concentrated in the central highlands bedded in toothbrush handles After that discovery. Mai- PPfse the region where the son Funeral Home, Franklin Square, New Britain. Burial 7 to 8 m-be in Fairview Cemetery. Call- MRS.

SOL HABER ing hours are today from 2 to 4 Mrs. Jean Cohun Haber, 40, and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial oontri- wife of Sol Haber, died Sunday butions may be made to the at St. Francis Hospital. Born in colm said the search had MESZZJZrJS down "a plot by the entire pop- bc CSi- ern border of South Vietnam.

ulation to overthrow the shel The U.S. Command said the ter." First Church of Christ, Congre targets were North Vietnamese losis. He traveled around the Hill, widow of Frank H- Rob In a disturbance Feb. 1, near Hartford, she lived here all her life. She was a member of Christ Church Cathedral.

Be-oiHnc hor hushanH she leaves A its forces from Lebanese Malik said Israel was practicing "NATO Strategy" the preventive strike. "This once was the (former Secretary of State John Foster) Dulles doctrine and was endorsed by some authorities in the Pentagon," he said. The explosive Middle East situation, the Russian said, "requires that an end be put to all similar acts in the future" by Israel. He said all U.N. members gational.

HARVEY E. WALTER SR. world more than 15 times bins, died Saturday at Hartford Hospital. Born Rocky Hill, she lived there all her life. She Arthur William Sheiber of 88 Hillsdale A Wethersfield, former manager of A.

Gordon Wholesale Fruit Co. of Hartford, died Saturday at Hartford Hospital. He was 75. Born in Hartford, he lived in Windsor 40 years, moving to Wethersfield 10 years ago. He was employed as a manager of A.

Gordon Wholesale Fruit Co. of Hartford 45 years, retiring in 1985. An Army veteran of World War he was a member of the Harvey E. Walter daughter, Patty Hr.ber at home; ly 175 inmates protested the, base camps, staging areas and serving of meals in the cell suspected troop concentrations, block instead of in the mess U.S. officials have been pre-hall.

i dieting a North Vietnamese of- Sunday's trouble was the fensive in the highlands, and city's second prUon disturbance B52s have been concentrating His autobiography was translated into 14 languages and sold more than half a million copies after it was published in 1936. Dr. Heiser was born Feb. 5, 66 Union Rockville, died hpr nether Mrs Mabel Elder a memDer ot nocKy nm was Saturday at Rockville General iton Cohun of Rockville; three Congregational Church. She leaves a son, Hamlin M.

Rob- Hospital. Born in KocKvine. nebrothers Victor Cohun 0f Man- lived there all his life. He was their attacks in the region. in four days Chester, Cyril Cohun of Vernon employed at the Duo Set Corp.

1873, in Johnstown, where bins, of Rocky Hill; a daughter, his parents perished in the dev- Mrs. Ruth Robbins Peterson of astating flood of 1889. He sur- Elmira, N.Y., four grandchil- and Philip Cohun of West Hartford: a sister, Mrs. Vera Cul- of Ellington. He was a member snouia oreaK on economic.

M10U1U OreaK fnrmar cvtnn nf the Rock- 7 mu- vived by clinging to the root otjdren and five great-grandchil- Wednesday night 90 inmates at the Manhattan House of Detention, known as the Tombs, barricaded themselves on one floor in protesting refusal to allow a prisoner to attend the fu 'p ho ives lur? 01 diplomatic "and all other" Church. He leaves Wilson Congregational Church, ia house. dren. A memorial service will ville Baptist and buria will be private. Weather, Tides GOVERNMENT FORECAST Local: Partly cloudy today, high temperature 35-40.

Fair relations with Israel. Windsor, and Windsor Grange 2. Soon after receiving his medi- his wife. Mrs. orence aius be held at Rocky Hill Congrega calling hours.

mime-, There are no IICI alC 11V HiTl I I He leaves his wife, Mrs.cal degree l897 Dr. Heiser tional Church Wednesday at 2 Walter; four sons, Harvey EJMemoria, contributions may be The Soviet Union, Malik said, favored excluding Israel from the United Nations "as a state Agnes Smith Sheiber; a son, entered the Marine Hospital neral of two of his children, re p.m. burial win De at tne con Walter Jr. of Broad Brook, made to the Hartford Cancer George F. Walter of Ellington, Sodet The Sheehan Funeral TTrnoet Walter nf Hartford Theodore bheiber ot bomers; aiServicei forerunner of the U.S.

sister, Mrs. Bernard Brown of puhiif. Health Service. His first venience of the family. There are no calling hours.

Memorial which has consistently violated portedly killed in an auto acci- tonight, not as cold, low temper-dent, lature 25 to 30. Clear Tuesday, The demonstration ended; high temperature in mid 30s. MiP Walter of New principles of the (U.N.) East Hartford, and four grand- assignment was to study ways! donations may be made to children. Lt nreventina the admission of Rnrkv Hill Congregational T. .7.

WeS "arlUHU 10 111 Charter, withn.lt even refrrin0 after the report of the accident Britain; three daughters, Mrs arrangements. The funeral will be Tuesday immigrants carrying infectious Church Organ Fund, or the Edla proved a hoax and the prisoner Lawrence Demmone of Jewett to its frequent violations of the Security Council and the Probability of precipitation two in 10 today, one in 10 tonight. STATE: Partly cloudy today, fair tonight, clear Tuesday. his children were discovered Citv. Mrs.

Peter Booker of EDWARD A. BRULE diseases. Roe Gnswold Scholarship bund at 11 a.m. at the Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Poquonock Windsor. Burial will be in Zion alive.

In the Philippines, he served i of Rocky Methodist Church. Brooklyn and Mildred Walter of I Edward A. Brule of 43 Madi as: nhief nnarantine officer and 'Rose Hill Funeral Home. 580i PAnlrville- a sister Mrs. Henrvsnn St.

died Sunday at home. Hill Cemetery, Hartford. There later as health director until he. Elm Rocky Hill, is in charge Tourtellot of Rockville; and in Sherbrook, Quebec, General Assembly." Europe Buying Swedish Cars are no calling hours. Memorial left tne islands in of arrangements Temperaturt Summary for Feb.

17, mx 1 p.m. 7 p.m. Tmp. (d8. F) 25 33 33 Rft.

Humidify (p.c.) 53 59 58 Br. Pr. at S.L. 30.19 30.29 30.2S Based on data to 7:30 p.m.: high ii at 3:30 p.m.; low 25 at 2 a.m.; mean 31, normal 29, degree days 34. High year ago, 43; low 35.

Record high this date (1 in 1951. Record low this date 0 In 1963. grandchildren. The funedal willlCanada, he lived in this area be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the most of his life.

He was em-White-Gibson-Small Funeral ployed by the Hartford Times, Home, 65 Elm Rockville, retiring in 1963. He was a chart- Pat Bradv Dies At 57; Sidekick Of Roy Rogers donations may be made to tne Wilson Congregational Church memorial fund. Dr. Heiser, who said he personally gave physical examinations to 10,000 lepers in the MRS. CLAIRE BARTLETT Mrs.

Claire Kirklewski Bar STOCKHOLM Europe is be tlett. 46, of 52 Main died; with the Rev. Robert L. La-er member of St. Jean the Bap- coming an ever more important pi TT Jl 'Philippines, estimated that riClWara rlOaaiey deaths in the islands were re- Sunday at Hartford Hospital aft-; rlint Burial will tist Societv of Hartford.

He ist society oi uu.u. i xt o- market for Swedish cgr rf leaves his wife, Veronica SochajTn COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. ffirtSK -T er a long mnesb. Don. in imcw be in Grove mll Cemetery, duced by at least 100,000 a year (UPD Pat Bradv.

mUSiCian, Accumulated departure from normal ilthll month, thronnh Feh M. Britain, sne uvea in naruoia Rockville. Calling hours are to through better hospitals, drain Brule, a daughter, Mrs. Flor-such ts went ft mteA ing of swamps, installation of1 years. She was a member of St.

2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ence Knibbs of Unionville; three 7 singer and comeman oesi, To)a, atgrM 'days Jlnce spt. known as the sidekick of movie through Feb. 26, 419.6. 1970, the number John the Evangelist Memoriai contributions may be brothers, Father Bernard of St.

water and sewage systems and Musician, Dies WESTBROOK Edward E. Hoadley, 56, of Old Clinton Road, a musician, died Sunday at 11 a.m. at home. He was born in Westbrook. He New Britain.

She leaves a sis- made to the Rockville Baptist shipped to the United States was twice as hieh, but the share of total Swedish car exports Joseph Abbey, Spencer, Henry Brule of Hartford and ter, Mrs. riorence scnaeter ot church other public health measures. After leaving the Philippines, Dr. Heiser was affiliated with the Rockefeller Foundation vw New Britain; three brothers. Brother Albert Brule of Nashua MRS.

ANNA KAMINSKAS Francis Czarniecki and Edward Czarniecki, both of New Britain, 1 1 Normal degree oays same perioa mi. Total degree days this month, through Feb. 26, 103.9. Normal degree days same period 989. Precipitation Summary To 7 p.m., 0.

This month through Feb. 26, 5.11 Inches. Departure from normal this month through Feb. 26, 2.37 inches. Total from Jan.

1 through Feb. 26, 7.13 inches. Far tame period last year 6.64 inches. Conn. River stage at I a.m.

2.8 feet. with the old 1 ii .1 wiui uw 01a piayea nai iiey from 1915 to 1934. For several Mrs. Anna Ona grandchildren. The funeral cowboy Roy Rogers, died Sunday while visiting friends in nearby Green Mountain Falls.

He was 57. Brady appeared in nearly HO motion pictures, usually in the genial western character he made so popular. He was a familiar figure to millions of Americans because of the Surgeon Tries in Vain and Joseph Kirklewski of Long 54, 0f 630 N. Main Man- wjii be Wednesday at 9:15 a.m napp urunesira in weii beginning in 1938 he was research director for health Island The funeral will be1 Chester, widow of Antonais Ka-iat the Fissette Funeral Home, fo Save Chokinir Wife Tuesday at 8 a.m. at the Zieas minskas, died Sunday at Crest-, 2o sisson with a Mass of Funeral Home, 540 East field Hospital, Newington.

Born, the Resurrection at the Church1 LOS ANGELES (UPN A conditions for the National As sociation of manufacturers. and Abe Lyman Orchestra. He was a veteran of World War II. He leaves a brother, Edmund Hoadley of Westbrook. A private funeral will be He was married in 1940 to the New bntam and in St.

John ine' Lithuania, she lived in Man-ot the Immaculate Conception: west las angeies woman late Mario Peterson Phinny of Evangelist Church at 9. Burial Chester since 1949. She was aat 10 Burial will be in Mt. StJchoked to death in a restaurant movies and a TV series he did .11 1 1 nA At I ntirh Urtrrnrc Ma mono hlC Atlanta Boston Chicago Detroit El Paso Indianapolis Kansas City VVlVll UV'Ll UL JI1UUV ll'1' Tuesday at 2 p.m. at O'ConnelL Npw Ynrk and is survived hv i will be in Sacred Heart Ceme-lmember of St.

Bridget RPnpHief Pemeterv. Bloomfield. Saturday night despite the 44 38 New Orleans 70 59 39 23 New York 40 26 44 21 Orlando 85 58 37 14 Phoenix 86 48 79 38 Pittsburgh 40 22 50 22 Raleigh 52 27 69 35 Rhmond 47 29 II 55 Sit Lake City 65 32 60 31 San Fran. 67 50 jeep, "Nellie Bell," a household Funeral Home, Post Road. his stepSon, Charles Mayhew tery, New Britain.

Calling hours church, Manchester, and was availing hours are Tuesday of her surgeon-husband word with his catch phrase There are no calling hours. pwmnv uP 'wao tn he eremateH are today from 7 to 9 o.m. to perform an I 1 Ac AnnAlpc member and past secretary of 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. emergency a kitchen 1 '-v' with wniie trying to stop tne veniciej Mempni 'tracheotomy opni.g uuiioi mil ut: wpiwo and tne ashes taken to John the Lithuanian busivienimas to- HARRY HOFF Nellie Bell." Cemetery. ietv of Manchester.

She leaves MRS. BERTHA M. LACKLAND, knife. Police said Dr. and Mrs.

Miami Beach 81 72 Tampa 81 62 Tides Feb. 21, 1972 Hlnh Low stown. Harrv Hnff nf 24 flrennan Mrs Rerthn Messineer Lack- Alfr-Art Pnnti Brady was born in Toledo, Road, West Hartford, died a dauehter Mrs Al-and, 88, of 39 Highland neighborhood restaurant when a Ohio, Dec. 31, 1914, the son ofi klT.mWtM 2:43 a.m. p.m.

John Edward Brady and the r.n p.m day at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Born dona st'asicekevicius of Newing- West Hartford, widow of Edgar jpjeCe of steak lodged in her Georgia Crash Kills State Man At Saybrook a.m. 10:18 p.m. former Lucille Brewer.

Both C. Lackland, died Sunday at throat and she besan chokine. 3:28 a.m. in nussia, ne uvea in ureaier Card of Thanks We wish to offer our sincere thanks to our fri- and relatives who came to our assistance during our recent bereavement. Also to those who offered floral tributes.

The Family of Rita Jesseman 3:52 p.m. Hartford 70 years. He was an evjcius of Toronto' Canada andihome- Born in Hartford, she Conti obtained a knife from theParents were in show business employe of the Strand Theater, Urun, MieWe'vieiiK nf Rns- lived in New Haven for 20 restaurant's kitchen and, whilei and Brady made hls theatrical At New Haven 10:41 a.m. 11:02 p.m. 4:34 a.m.

FOLKSTON. Ga. William debut at the age of 4 with 4:56 p.m. L. Downing.

17. of 85 Wrinn St. iHartford, for more than 40 an a hrnthpr at- years, prior iiiuvu.g uouk iu otner patrons looKea on, in i Wallingford, was one of three; He was a member of Jonathan Lithuania. The funeral will be Hartford area in 1966. She was tempted the emergency opera- Deaths persons killed Saturday at about i "Juge do, iwr, aim a me 11 us-! Wednesday at 8:15 a.m.

at memDer 01 3l- JUI1" West Hartford. She HYNES. In St. Francis Hospital, Feb. 6 p.m in a live-car pueup SIX lcc ncuolc Hnlmes Funeral Hnme 400 ui- his parents in a stage production called "Mrs.

Wigs of the Cabbage Patch." Brady moved to California while in high school and began playing with his father at a leaves a daughter. Mrs. William Butterfly Haven 1155 Broad Hartford, widow of Mi- "llleS north Of this Small COm cieiy, ooin ot naruora. ne was Main gt Manchester, with chael J. Hynes es.

LSlS Mass of the Resurrection at St. i FlkZ Pacific Grove, is a fa- The funeral will hemunity at 8:15 a.m. at the Rich-1 YOU ARE ard W. Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 The Georgia Highway Patrol i Miici uicimci, id ch MancheSter, vorite wintering spot of the col Thotnrl Qtono TTmnlritjoc Tin- 0 rtinctnnt T4ill Pa anrl twni night club in Sunset Beach. He New Britain West Hartford, with; cairl nor Hriupn hv Weuman 11 1C 1 at 9.

Burial will be in St. 1 orful Monarch Butterflies. A a Mace nf the Besnrrprtinn at thp Im. A Harp of Atlanta, was north- (ion 84 of Hartford. Heleaves a ne Manchester.

orinance ti themi fTJTJS Burial will be in the Mt. St. Benedict ices Will from bound on U.S. 301 when it sister Mrs. Becky Davidson of calling hours are Tuesday 1 1LI 1 nnmf.nW Thn fllnAffll null hfl Bloomfield.

The funeral will be m. uc from harm. Thev come from as! Lie neiu inuisua cxi 1 mw, Cemetery, Bloomfield. There will be swerved into a southbound car! p.m. at fairview cemetery, oti calling hours at the funeral home to-! 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Sly, who became famous day are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Hartford. There are no; today at 2:30 p.m. at the Wein these butterflies gather each driven by Domenic T. Pono of Salem, N.H.

Both Harp and I under the name Roy Rogers, calling hours. Memorial contri- WILLIS K. FORD stein Mortuary, 640 Farmington with Rabbi Abraham J. that time with the "Sons KELSEY. In St.

Francis Hospital, Feb ruary 25, 1972 J. Raymond Kelsey of 21 Sorino Windsor father of Pono were also killed, patrol- a cmac Tnr- nf i signts wnen ciusierea on 0f fup Pioneers" singing group. Feldman officiating. Burial will Beachwood Road ai cuiiai win neacnwouu nuau. Mrs.

C. Marte Colton, and Mrs. Lewis men Said wesi nan- i ann i-o nrHiii'riMS 1 1 1 1 ii i mi Neeney. I ne Tunerai win i ueaaay at 9:30 a.m. from the Johnso.r Kania Three other cars behindjbe in the Jonathan Welfare So- ford, died Sunday at Hartford1 naruora.

iNewitirK ana wnuney Born in Suf field, he i Funeral Home, 77b farmington icietv Cemetery, Hartford. Hospital Funeral Home, 105 Oak VTindsor p0no'S piled UP behind it Locks, followed bv a Mass of the Resur-j When Rogers went into movies he helped Brady join the group as his replacement. Brady stayed with the group until 1942, when he entered the in RAYMOND E. PARLEE West Hartford, is Also injured were Angelique Friends may call at his late lived in this area most of his Ave rection in St. Mary's Church at 10 a.m.

Interment will be in St. Mary's romptpru Fripnri may rail at the life. He was employed as a charge of arrangements. Pono, who sustained a broken! home Raymond E. Parlee, 65, of 227 funeral home Monday from 2 to 4 and leg, and Clayton LeGaUlt, Whose i adviser at O'Neil's MRS JEWELL T.

McCRARY High St. died Sunday at home. Born in Hartford, he lived in the corn in Harttora, ne lived in tne JOHN E. GRANFIELD Army. A tour in France with lsuick ana uievroiei in Avon.

buick ana L-nevroiei in won. Memorial contributions rliilnrated to the Scholarship Fund i nlP was OlSIOCaiea was disiocatea. to p.m. may be made Mr! fpwp.i Tprr Mcn rarv The Highway Patrol said it John Edward Granfield, 73, of He was a member of Wyllys 71 0 nfo St Si Hartford area most of his life, i -j- 191 Ovdrlnnt Terraee HieH Atn p. a' 0r Baer Winu i Citations for Valor and tWO citations for valor and two of the Knights of Columbus, Counci vh nr nnw ldlks nrtpuiorv ui Lodge 99 AF AM of Hartford.

He served in the Armv in Wnrlri Rav Keisev was raining and roads were --j slick. There was no evidence of Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. He was a graduate of Suffield di calurHav at Hartford H. wnen he was awarded Purple Hearts. He returned to the Sons in 1945 and left again in 1953.

He still appeared DCDDV In Atlanta ritu I Coh 1972. Warren W. Perry, husband of Speeding, they Said Edith R. Perry. Committal will bel riLcucuiy.

ne leaves mo wuc pjfa pj-n Sfhlev County 1 Ine rurpie fiean, a Dronze star lived in the Hartford area 55 Mrs. Mildred Langley Ford; she lived in Greater Hart-id other medals. He leaves years. He leaves a son, John E. son, William L.

Ford, of Sims- forfj 51 years She was a mem- two sons, Raymond Parlee of occasionally with the group READING the paper that has mor travel and resort news and advertising Daily and than any other in Connecticut Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Green Ceme-ery, Glastonbury. Lowe-Robacker Funeral Home, 2534 Main Glastonbury, is in charge of arrangements. Japanese Snowslide Hurts Two At Resort ui oiiuciu ui imin jji.av.ii, i uuiy a urouiei Liuutiias her nf St Michael's Church. itolcnester and Leroy Parlee ot two daughters, Mrs.

Ford ot tsrookeville, and a Hartford. She leaves a daugh- East Hartford; a daughter, Mrs i mil i i i until moving to Colorado two years ago. Brady had been working with the Pine Cone Ranch near Colorado Springs and a local WADSTROM. In New Britain, Feb. It.

YUMOTO. Japan (UPI) A Shirley Haubner of Huntington, grandson. The funeral will be tor i rwic wind. Geraldine Victorick nf Newine- 1972. Mrs.

Axia (Palmberg) Wadstrom widow of Bror j. wadstrom. Funeral snowslide hit the crowded skijN.Y. and Marion Granfield of Tuesday at p.m. at the Farley cnr'.

twn hmther? Daniel Terrv ton- two brothers Harold Par-services Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the i Dl, r-i; utuwiv-ia. uqhici ivnj. services Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the siope ai :if.tM nesun neie i aim oHiuisa, a uiumci, runerai nome, so weosier 0f Buena Vista and OscarUee ot Harttord and Kobert Far- automotive agency.

Authorities Taylor and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 S. Main West Hartford. Burial in sunday, injuring two persons Maurice uranneia oi naruora, vvitn tne Rev. Dale lirirtin of- Xerrv of Philadebhia Pa alee of Windsor; a sister, Mrs Kose Mill Memorial rarK. mere will Th I 1 .1 said death came from natural causes.

be no calling hours. Memorial dona-j oju-mmi i aim ivu 5i aim-miui cu. me iu-1 uciauiig. Dunai win ue hi uaK sister. Mrs.

Charlotte Snipes of tsernice Bennett ot Miaaietown, tions may be made to the Covenant re.SClie team dug fnr Several neral will be todav at 9:15 a.m. Hill Cemeterv Sniithtnnfnn at 1M A 11 nnMiyran Tho Congregational Church, West of viMn IC" 1 uuuis unci cainci icpwu me i imhc ruiiciai iiumc, uunveiuciiLt; 01 uie ldinuy. and a great-grandchild. The fu-tunerai win De luesaay at indicated as many as 20 of the 20 Sisson with a Mass of Calling hours are today from 2 neral will be Tuesday at 10 a.m.ja.m. at Maple Hill Chapels, 380 50 skiers on the slope may have the Resurrection at St.

Lawr- to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A Masonic at the Clark Funeral Chapel, 319 Maple Ave. Burial will be in been buried. But the team ence O'Toole Church at 10. Buri- service will be tonight at 7 at Barbour St.

Burial will be ir? Spring Grove Cemetery, Hart-removed 80 per cent of the al will be in Calvary Cemetery, the funeral home. Memorial Mt St Reneriict Cemeterv ford with full military hnnnrs. FLOWERS SAY 17 BETTEKl J. 4 ill MS 1 FUNFRAL HOME 1602 Main st F.ant Hartford 289-0209 snow before concluding no one Chicopee, Mass. There are no donations may be made to the Bloomfield.

There are no calling! Calling hours are today from 7 was buried. calling hours. I charity of the donor's choice. hours. 'to 9 p.m..