THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, Obituaries Robert W. of Carralton, and John F. of Hartford, Conn. Funeral services will take place in England with local arrangements by Byron's funeral home. l'aul J.
Curto Funeral Friday The funeral of Paul J. Curto, former Springfield Plumbing Inspector will be Friday morning at the George B. Tazzini and 'Son funeral home with a Mass of the resurrection in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery.
Curto died Monday at Springfield Hospital Medical Center after three weeks of hospitalization. An autopsy is being performed to determine the cause of death. He had served as the chief inspector for 26 years until his retirement in 1970. He leaves his wite, Mrs. Emma A.
(Mercolino) Curto; two sons, Anthony and John of Springfield; two daughters, Mrs. Rose Caughlin of Springfield and Mrs. Annette Gillings of Columbus, Ohio; two brothers, Nicholas of Springfield, and Basil of West Springfield; and two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Ucella of Springfield, and Sister Cecelia of the Daughters of Mercy Order in Pennsylvania. John J.
Langan John J. Langan, 67, of 218 Pearl died Tuesday in Wesson Memorial Hospital. He was born in Amesbury Aug. 15, 1903. For many years he was a bus driver with the New England Transportation Co.
and also the White Circle Bus Line, retiring several years ago. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Odessa H. (Cavanna) Langan; a son, James J. of Springfield; two daughters, Mrs.
Helen M. Merkham of Springfield and Mrs. Jacqueline M. Cabon of Palmer. The funeral will be at the State Street parlors of T.
P. Sampson Co. Thursday morning with a solemn Mass of the Resurrection in St. Michael's Cathedral. Burial will be in St.
Michael's Cemetery. Mrs. Mertha Davis Mrs. Mertha L. (Chambers) Davis, 64, of 647 Union St.
died Monday in St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, Conn. She was born in Salisbury, N. C. July 29, 1906 and had been a resident of Springfield for the past 41 years.
She was employed as a supervisor for the Hathaway Steaine Tobacco Co. for many years, retiring a few years ago. She was a member of the New Hope Church of God in Christ. She leaves her husband, Clarence B. Davis Sr.
of Newark, N. a son, Clarence B. Jr. in Hartford, one daughter, Mrs. Tremane Hines also of Hartford; two brothers, George Chambers of Salisbury, N.
C. and Demont Chambers of Springfield; one sister, Mrs. Ernest Sanders, also of Springfield. Funeral will be from the Byron funeral Thursday. Burial in Oaki Grove Cemetery.
Miss Rita D. Jolin Miss Rita D. Jolin, 40, Turner Park, died yesterday in Springfield; Hospital Medical Center. She! was born in Berlin, N.H. and had lived in Longmeadow for the past six years.
She was a retired waitress. She leaves her mother, Mrs. Rose (Dube) Bolduc of Hartford, and a sister, Mrs. Doris Trimboli of The funeral will be Thursday morning from the St. Pierre and Sons State St.
funeral' home with a Mass of the resurrection in St. Joseph's Church. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery. George Williams George Williams, 67, off 73' Spring St.
died Monday at' Wesson Memorial Hospital. He was born in Philadelphia, Oct. 8, 1902, and had lived in Springfield for many' years. lIe was employed Springfield College as a maintenance man and. recently retired.
He leaves no near relatives. The funeral will he from the Dickinson-Streeter funeral home Friday morning with the Rev. T. LeBaron Bearse, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST High Temperature Low 70 50 Chance of Precipitation 0 WEATHER REPORT (BY. U. S. 'Weather Bureau at Bradley Field) October 7, 1070 Iligh temperature yesterday 68 Iligh temperature, year ago 76 Low temperature yesterday 36 Low temperature, year ago 37 Precipitation yesterday 0 Precipitation, year ago 0 Barometric pressure range 30.26-30.34 Hours of sunshine yesterday 7.7 Hours of sunshine, year ago 10.9 Normal hours of sunshine 6.1. Relative low humidity yesterday 51 Record high this date 86 (1959) Record low this date 26 (1965) Highest temperature since Jan.
1 97 Lowest temperature since Jan. 1 -8 Summary BOSTON AND VICINITY FORECAST FOR Today fair and warmer, highs in the 705, southerly winds 10 to 15 m.p.h. Tonight. Fair with low SPRINGFIEL AND temperature in the 50s. Thursday partly cloudy with highs in the 705 to 80.
VICINITY Mostly MASSACHUSETTS. RHODE ISLAND -Today fair and warmer highs in the 70s. Fair tonight lows sunny and mild today in the 405 to low in 505, the 70s Thursday to partly cloudy highs low 805. and Thursday with the NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT -Today fair and warmer highs high both days in the in the the 405 to 70s. low Fair 50s.
tonight Thursday lows partly in cloudy and warm highs in the 70's. Fair and mild 705 to 80. MAINE Today fair and tonight with the low in to warmer, the middle highs in 70s. the Fair upper tonight 60s lows in the 40s, Thursday becoming partly cloudy, highs in the upper the 50's. 60s to the 70s.
EASTPORT TO BLOCK ISLAND ALMANAC Sun rises today. Winds Weather southerly fair around with 15 visibility knots over 5 miles. TIDES at New London, Conn. 6.54. sets 6.22.
High at 2.30 a.m. and 2.48 p.m.; Low at 8.54 a.m. and 10.06 p.m. Death Notices BELIVEAU HARLEY In Florence, Oct. 4.
Mrs. Agnes P. Beliveau. widow of Leo Beliveau of 15 Mary Jane Lane. Funeral Thursday at 8.15 a.
m. cit George F. Reynolds funeral home, Northampton, with requiem high Mass at 9 in nunciation Church, Florence. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery, Northampton.
Calling hours at the funeral home are Tucsdoy ond Wednesday from 2 10 4 and 9. BRYANT In Greenfield Oct. 5, Claude Julian Bryant of 200 Wisdom Way, Greenfield. husband of Edna M. (Forrest) Bryant.
The funeral will be Thursday at 10. a. m. from the McCarthy funcral home, Greenfield, with the Rev. James R.
Duncan of First Mcthodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Forestdale Cemetery, Brandon, Vt. Colling hours at the McCarthy funeral home are Wednesdoy from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. CHAMBERS In Wilbraham, October 4.
Mrs. Potricia C. (Wessells) Chambers of 2571 Boston Wilbraham. Wife of David Chambers. Funcral will be from the Byron funeral home Wednesday at 11 a.
M. Burial in Glendale Cemetery, Wilt Visiting hours Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. CONLEY In the Addison Gilbert Hospital, Gloucester Mass. October 3, Joseph Howard Conley, of 68 Fordham Springfield. Veteran ol World War 11.
Funeral from the State Street parlors of the T. P. Sampson Co. Wednesday morning at 8. followed by a Mass of the Resurrection in St.
Mary's Church, East Springfield, at 9. Burial in S1. Mary's Cemetery. Windsor Locks. Conn, Visiting hours 7 10 9 p.m.
Monday and Tuesday evenings only. CURTO In Springfield Medical Center, Oct. 4, Peter Curto, 74, Bellwood Road. Husband of Emma (Mercolino) Curto Funeral from the George B. Tazzani ar.d Son tuneral home Friday at 8 a.m.
with 0 Mass of the Resurrection at 9 in Our Lody of Mount Carmel Church. Burial will be in St. Michel's Cemetery. Visiting hours Wed. nesday and Thursday 2 to 4 and 710 9.
DAVIS In Hariford, Oct. 5, Mrs. Mertho L. (Chambers) Davis of 647 Union St. Springfield wife of Clarence 8.
Davis. Funeral will be from the Byron funeral home Thursday at 3 p.m. with the Rev. Frederick Baymon officiatina. Burial will be In Oak Grove Cemetery.
Visiting hours Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 7. EL KEY In Springfield, Oct. 6. 1970. Mrs.
Josephine A. (Shipley) Elkcy, 83. widow of Frank Elkey, formerly of Westfield. Funeral services from the Byron funerol home Friday at 9.30 a. m.
with the Rev. Roland T. Heaco*ck, former pastor of St. John's Springfield. Burial will be in Pinc al Church, Hill Cemetery.
Westfield. Calling hours will be Thursday 2 to and 7 to 9, DU WIN IN THE SINCERE HOPE of rendering a helpful service to our readers desiring 10 pay tribute to their loved ones through an "In Memoriam" notice, we have available a booklet that is yours for the asking which contains appropriate verses for every deceased family member. Just call 787-2422 and ask for Miss Gerry and she will mail a booklet to you or if more convenient, visit our 1860 Main Street offica for your copy. Tha Springfield Newspapers UNION REPUBLICAN DAILY NEWS it Retired Seamstress Dies al 99 Retired Major Dies In Kentucky Purves Harley, 60, of 1159 Dickinson died Monday in Elizabethtown, Ky. He was born in East Longmeadow, May 6, 1910 and attended elementary schools in Springfield.
He graduated from the Augusta Military Academy in Virginia in 1929, and attended Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. A 16-year veteran of the U. S. Army, Ilarley served in World War II and the Korean Conflict, retiring as a major of Army Ordnance. He worked for 10 years with the International Telephone and Telegraph in Alaska.
He also worked as a field service representative for Conso idated Diesel of Greenwich Conn. He was a member of the Veterans of the 7th regiment in New York City N. Y. and the American Ordnance Association. He leaves his wife, Frederica (Stelle) Harley of Springfield; two sons, Purves Harley, Jr.
of Springfield and Thomas J. of Spring Valley, N. a daughter, Frederica A. of Springfield and a brother, Robert L. Harley of St.
Louis, Mo. Funeral will be Friday afternoon from the Springfield Cemetery Chapel. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Contributions may be made to the March of Dimes. Dickinson-Streeter funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Robert F. Savoy Mrs. Olive P. (Matthews) Savoy, 43, of 1757 Main died Monday at her home.
Born in Saltash, England, March 14, 1927, she lived in Springfield since 1946. Besides her husband, Robert F. Savoy, she leaves her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews in England, and two step sons, Death Notices WILKERSON In Tolland, Oct.
5. Harry L. Wilkerson, of 25 Conlin Enfield, husband of Alice (Johnston) Wilkerson. Funeral Thursday at 2 D. m.
at South Congregational Church, Hartford. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery, Hartford. Conn. Visiting hours at the Somers funeral home, Main Street, Somers, are Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 m. WILLIAMS In Westfield, Oct.
5, Paul M. J. Williams, 61, of South Loomis Street Southwick. husband of Mrs. Michael Jutras.
Memorial father of Paul A. Williams and Arlilisso M. (Booth) Williams, funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 a. m. at the First United Methodist Church, Westfield.
Buriol will be in Now metery. Southwick. Contributions may be made to the First United Methodist Church building fund. Calling hours ore omitted. Funcral arrangements from the Firtion-Hollister funeral home.
WRIGHT In West Springficld Oct. 3, Mrs. Nonie T. Wright. of 111 Labelle widow of Roy B.
Wright, mother of Raymond Karmit Earl and Miss Mildred V. Wright, and Mrs. Irene Smedley, sister of Francis J. Thomas, Mrs. Margaret Caldon, Mrs.
Mary Miller, Mrs. Raymond J. Collins. Funeral will be at the Curran Jones funeral home Wednesday at 8 a. m.
with a Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9, Burial will be at Hillcrest Park Cemetery, Visiting hours Monday to 9, Tuesday 2 10 4 and to 9. In Memoriam BELDING in loving memory of my husband. George C. Belding, who passed away October 7, 1969, Somchow across eoch stretching mic, feel your touch, and sce your smile, As though your thoughts had found a way To reoch me with your voice today. But love is a light In the lonely night To give comfort and show me the a woy.
And Faith is a rock on which Hope Is built That we'll meet again some day. Sadly missed by his wife, Maude. DUDAS In loving memory of Andrew Dudas who passed away 1 year ago today October 7, 1969. Time takes away the edge of arlet But memory turns back cvery leaf. His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away.
Sadly missed "and' wife Anna, daughter Marie son Peter. GREEN 1A loving memory of Yvonne Green who passed away October two years doo. Missed is the touch of your friendly, hand, Gone Is your kindness bevond recall; Gone to a world where peace and love Are given and gained by all. Sadly missed by her grand daughter, Sheilo Demers, PALAZZI In loving memory of our mother. Enrica Palazzi, who possed away, October 7.
1961. We do not forget hor Yve love her to3 dearly For her memory to fade From our life like a dream our lips need not spcak When our hearts mourn sincerely For arlet often dwells Where it seldom is seen: Sadly missed by her fomily. VOTAVA in loving mernory of Anno (Yelinek) who passed awav October 6, 1957, Dear mother, sleco thy last Free from all care ond sorrow Rest where none THI the eternal morrow. sadly missed by John, Peony. and Bob.
Miss Charlotte A. Weaver, 99, formerly of 774 State died Tuesday in the Springfield Hospital Medical Center. She was born in Springfield July 26, 1871, and had been a resident of Springfield for 65 years after living in Warren, She was employed as a seamstress at the Brigham Department Store for 20 years, retiring 30 years ago. She was a member of the Grace Baptist Church. She leaves no nearl relatives.
A private funeral will be held from the Byron funeral home. Burial will be in Hillcrest Park Cemetery. (Ouimette) Martell 78, of 542 Chestnut St. died Tuesday in a local nursing home. "She was born in Holyoke, March 10, 1892, and had lived in Springfield for the past 40 years.
She leaves two sons, Albert T. of Springfield and Alfred R. of New York City. N. one brother, George Ouimett, of Oakland, Ca and one sister, Ducharme, of "Newington Conn.
Funeral will be Thursday from the Edward F. O'Donnell funeral home with a Mass of the resurrection in Sacred Heart Church. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery. Mrs.
Georgianna Martell Mrs. Georgianna D. Mrs. Josephine Elkey Mrs. Josephine A.
(Shipley) Elkey, 83, 20 Westfield, died yesterday in Springfield Hospital Medical Center. She was born in Westfield Nov. 11, 1886, and had lived in Springfield for the past 20 years. She a member of St. John's Congregationa Church.
She leaves no near relatives. The funeral will be held ati Byron's funeral home Friday morning with the Rev. Roland T. Heaco*ck, former pastor of St. John's, Congregational Church officiating.
Burial will be in Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield. Israel Rene (Oct. 7-14-21 A. Of Course it wasn't Easy I thought how tough it is for THEM! "The full, undiminished services of the 54 Pioneer Valley United Fund agencies are vital. So urge one and all to pledge 'Fair Share' more, if you can possibly do so." PAUL MOORADD Branch 46, Springfield Letter Carriers THIS YEAR MORE THAN EVER it's up to yo Pioneer Valley United Fund Red Cross Campaign Legal Notices LOST PASS BOOK Notice Is hereby given that application has been made to Sprinufield Municipal of the Employees Credit Union for payment amount ot deposit represented by pussbook No.
5914 issued by sold Bank to Margaret M. Lynch it being claimed that sald passbook has been lost, stolen or destroyed. (Sept. 23-30 Oct. 7 a.m.) LOST PASSBOOK Notice Is hereby aiven that application has been received by the Springfield Federal Savinas State and a Association, 133.
Massachusetts, from Street, Mrs. Springfield. Celia F. for payment of the amount account No. 685, it being claimed that said passbook has been lost, stolen, or destroved.
(Sept. 30, Oct. 7-14 a.m.) HAMPDEN COMMONWEALTH of MASSACHUSETTS COURTI TO FRED JOSEPH WILSON, JR. of parts unknown. A Ilbel as amended has been presented to said Court by your wife SUSAN GAIL TREPANIER WILSON of Springfield, in the MARY County of Hompden, by HILDA TREPANIER, her next friend, praying a divorce from the bond of be matrimony between herself and you decreed for the cause of cruel and abusive treatment und praying for alimony.
or If you desire to oblect thereto, you attorney should file a written appearance in said Court at Springfield, within twenty-ohe days from the twenty. ninth day of December 1970, the return day of this citation. Witness, ABRAHAM SMITH, second Esquire, First Judge of said Court, this day of October 1970. EVELYN C. LAVALETTE, Assistant Register.
(Oct. 714-21 0. to A said Ilbel as amended has been presented ANN Court by your wife JOSEPHINE A BER ALE GAYLORD of praying Springfield. that in the County of Hampden, of a divorce from the bond matrimony between herself and yoU be decreed for the cause of cruel and abusive and treatment for and custody praying for and allowance for minor child. you desire to object thereto.
yOU or your attorney should file written appearance in sald Court at Springfield. within twenty-one days from the twenty. day ninth of day this cf December 1970, the return citation. Witness, ABRAHAM SMITH, Esquire, First Judge of said' Court, this day of October 1970. EVELYN C.
LAVALETTE, Assistant Register. (Oct. 7 a. COMMONWEALTH of HAMPDEN MSASSACHUSETTS PROBATE COURT estate To all persons Interested in the trust under the will of JAMES M. County, STILLWELL late of Springfield, in sald deceased, for the benefit of KATHRYN fifth V.
clause LIGHTFOOT of said and will. others The presented trustee to of said estate said Court for allowance its If you eighteenth desire account. to or your attorney a written; obiect, thereto voul appearance in said Court at Springfield before ten o'clock in the forencon on the thirteenth day of November 1970. the return day of this citation. Esquire, Witness.
First ABRAHAM 1. SMITH, first Judge of said Court, this, day of October 1970. Evelyn C. Lavalette, Assistant (Oct. 2-13-19 a.
Register. BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CITY TOE SPRINGFIELD CONVERT LICENSE October 6, 1970 Notice Is hereby given. under Chanter 418, of the General Laws, that Club Andrew Demetropoulos. of present All holder of a license for the sale at Alcoholic Beverates as a Club 418 first Bridge St. in said Springfield.
said floor and cellar for storage to tronsfer building said hereby license make application Andrew Demetropoulos and to CONVERT said en to Common Victualer-All Alcoholic. Public Hearing will be held, information call City Hall, Ext. 346. Harold Chernock Frank A. Lindquist Lawrence J.
Kenney Licensing Board (Oct. 7 a. CITY PLANNING BOARD CITY OF SPRINGFIE SPRINGFIELD. 01103' October 7, 1970 Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board will hoid a public hearing on Wednesday, October 21. 1970 in Room 218.
City Hall, at 7:30 P.M. for all those interested in an ordinance 10 amend the zoning ordinance by changina from: Business "'A' to Business the zoning of property located at 398-400 Dickinson Street. Petitioner: Rubin M. Burstein and Meyer Burstein By order of the City Planning Board THOMAS E. SHEEHAN, Vice-Chairman (Oct.
7.14 a.m. p.m.) PLANNING BOARD CITY OF SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 01103 October 7, 1970 Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Wednesday. October 21, 1970 in Room 218, City Hall at 7:30 P.M. for all persons interested in the laying out of an extension of Brookdale Drive (approximately 800 feet). Said plan being entitled: Section li of Industry East.
Owner: Springfield Area Development Engineer: Almer Huntley, Jr. Associates. Inc. Scole: Date: September 11. 1970 of the City Planning Board THOMAS E.
SHEEHAN. Vice Chairman (Oct. 7-14 a. m. p.
PLANNING BOARD OF SPRINGFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS 01103 October Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board will hold a public! hearing on Wednesday, October 21. 197C for all Room persons 218, City interested Hall, in at an 7:30 ordinance P.M. to amend the zoning ordinance by changing from: Residence to Residence the zoning of lots 30. 31, 32 Sumner Avenue.
Petitioner: Grace Development Corp. By order of the City Planning Board THOMAS E. SHEEHAN, Vice Chairman (Oct. 7-14 a.m. p.m.) COMMONWEALTH of MASSACHUSETTS HAMPDEN PROBATE To all persons interested in the estate H.
STERNBANE late of Longmeadow, in said County, deceased. petition has been presented to said court praying that IRVING M. COHEN, of Springfield, in the County of Hampden be appointed administrator with the will: annexed of sald estate not already ad-1 ministered, without giving a surety his bond. If YOU desire to obiect thereto you or appearance your in attorney said should Court file at a Springfield written in said County of Hampden. before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the twenty third dav this ct citation.
October 1970. the return ABRAHAM SMITH, Esquire, First Judge of said' Court, this twenty. Evelvn first C. day of Lavalette, September 1970. Assistant Register, COMMONWEALTH of MASSACHUSETTS HAMPDEN SS PROBATE COURT To RALPH BLEVIT GAYLORD of parts unknown.
Legal Notices CITY SPRINGFIELD, MASS. PURCHASING DEPARTMENT 233 ALL EN ST. 01108 at which time they will be pubicly opened and read in the Department of Purchase Bid Room. Specifications and Proposal Forms may be obtained at the office of the Clly Purchasing Agent, the right to relect any or all bids. The City Purchashino Agent.
reserves WILLIAM J. HESS CITY PURCHASING AGENT 233 ALLEN ST. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. 01108 (Oct. 7 A.
LEGAL NOTICE The Board of Appeals wIll hold a public hearing at the TOWN OFFICES, EAST LONGMLADOW, MASS. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21,1 1970 at 7.30 P. M. on the petition SPRINGFIELD INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS, by RADDING SIGNS for a variance to the Zoning By Laws to allow a sign larger than required under Section 9, Paragraph Article (2) of on property located at No. 465 NORTH 1962 Revision of the Zoning' By Laws I Sealed Proposals for furnishing: ONE ONLY AUTOMOBILE FOR STREETS ENGINEERING DEPT.
PER BID NO. 983, NORWAY MAPLES FOR TREE PER BID NO $1235, SNOW THROWERS FOR SCHOOL DEPT. PER BID NO. 1243. will be received by the City Purchasing Agent, WEDNESDAY, 10 14-70 Springtleld, af 2:00 P.
up 10 MAIN STREET. EAST LONGMEADOW, MASS. For the Board of Appeals, Leo M. Ethier, Chuirman (Oct 7-14 a. m.
and p. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF STANLIFT CORPORATION (RAMAH CIRCLE CORPORATION) To Interest All Creditors and Others Having Any Herein: Be it known that on the 15th day September, 1970, at a Special Meeting the Stockholders of Stanlift Coro Massachusetts corporation having its principal place of business al of Agawam. County of Hampden, a total 277,314 shares, or 88.5 P. C. of the total outstanding stock of the Cor.
poration, was presented at the meeting; and that the holders of more than two thirds of its stock outstanding and entitled to vote voted to change the corporate name to RAMAH CIRCLE CORPORATION; to transfer pursuant to Agreement and Plan of Reorganization its business and assets to Varlen Corporation in exchange. for Varlen stock and the assumption of its liabilities by Varlen; and dissolve said Corporation pursuant to the plan of reorganization. In accordance with the provisions of the Chapter General Laws of Massachusetts, 156B, Section 100, a copy of sold corporate vote is as follows: VOTED: "That the dissolution and liquidation of this Corporation, as renamed. all in accordance with and pursuant to the terms and conditions of of the aforesaid Agreement and Plan Reorganization, is hereby authorized and approved." VOTED: "That the Board of Directors of the Corporation is outhorized and: directed to cause to be taken any and. all actions which it may deem necessary, or desirable to effectuate the foregoing votes." Dolores J.
St. Martin. Clerk STANLIFT CORPORATION Duly Authorized (Sept. 30. Oct.
7-14 A. HAMPDEN COMMONWEALTH SS of MASSACHUSETTSI To PROBATE COURT hereinafter all persons interested in the petition described. A petition has been presented to said Court by PATRICIA ANN ROBINSON, mincr, by MARY ELLA TILLMAN SMITH. in her mother and next friend, of Sprinafield. said County, praying that her name may be changed as follows: PATRICIA ANN ROBINSON to PATRICIA ANN SMITH.
or If VOU desire to object thereto you your attorney should file a written before appearance in said Court at Springfield, ten o'clock in the forenoon on the sixteenth day of October 1970, the return day citation. First Witness, Judge ABRAHAM I SMITH, Esquire. of of said Court, this eleventh day September 1970. Evelyn C. Lovalette Assistant Register.
(Sept. 23-30 Oct. 7 A.M POSTING NOTICE On and after this date. I will no longer be responsible for any bills contracted! by anyone other than myself. DOUGLAS H.
CHOUINARD 113 Thorndike Street Palmer, Mass. 01069 Harold Bachand Notary Public. Harold Bachond. My Commission expires May 7, 1973 (Sept. 23-30 Oct.
7 A. COMMONWEALTH of MASSACHUSETTS HAMPDEN PROBATE COURT of To parts WILLIAM unknown. HAROLD SIMMONS. JR. to said Court by your wife MICHELE A libel as amended has been presented CAROL RAFFA SIMMONS by Springfield, GLORIA in the County of Hampden.
A. RAFFA, her next friend of praying matrimony that a divorce from the bond between herself and be decreed for the cause of cruel and abusive treatment. If YOU desire to object thereto, you or your attorney should file a written within appearance twenty in said -one Court at Springfield. days from fifteenth day of December 1970, the return day of this citation. Witness, ABRAHAM SMITH, Esquire, First Judge of said Court, this sixteenth day of September 1970.
Evelyn Lavalette, Assistant Register. (Sept. 23-30 Oct. 7 A.M.) COMMONWEALTH of MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT CF AGRICULTURE MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF HEARING Pursuant to Chapter 129, Section 2. the General Laws and in accordance with Chapter 30A of the General Laws, a public hearing will be held by the Department of Agriculture on Thursday.
October 29, 1970. at 7:30 P. Hampden Improvement League, 1499 Memorial Avenue, West Springfield, Massachusetts, and again on October 30, 1970, at 7:30 P. Waltham Field Station Auditorium, 240 Beaveri Street, Waltham. Massachusetts, relative to the oroposed adoption of rules and regulations to vaccinate all poultry being shown at poultry shows and fairs against tracheitis ca to st: disease and Larvingo prevent the spread same in poultry.
All persons desiring to be heard this matter are hereby notified to appear at one of the designated places. All persons desiring to file written statements or arguments must file same with the Clerk, Department Agriculture, 100 Cambridge Street, Boston. Massachusetts, 02202, within days after the close of the hearing. A CODV of the proposed rules and mav be nhtained at the Department of Agriculture. BY ORDER OF: Nathan Chandler Commissioner (Oct.
7 A. Legal Notices AUCTION UNCLAIMED BICYCLES AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS The Springfield Police Deportment being hulder of unclalmed bicycles, approximately 30 boys' and giris', every description and nature, will sell qt public auction. Wednesday, October 21, 1970 at 11 A.M. at 130 Pearl Street, Springfield, Mass. to the highest bidder, single units, terms cash, in accordance with Mass.
General Laws, Chapter 135, Section 7 and 8 AARON POSNIK Auctioneers (Oct. 1-7-14 a.m. p. LOST PASS BOOK "Notice is hereby given that Q0 pilcation has been made to Chicopee Bank Company for payment of the ainount of deposit represented by passbook No. 81636 issued by soid Bunk to Glorla Hargus and Thomas L.
Hargus it being claimed that said passbook has been tost, stolen or destroyed." (Sept. 23-30, Oct 7 A.M.) COMMONWEALTH of MASSACHUSETTS HAMPDEN SS PROBATE COURT To JOE LEWIS ROBINSON, of Athens, in the State of Georgia and to all persons Interested in PATRICIA ANN ROBINSON of Springfield, in said County minor. A petition has been presented to said Court. that MARY ELLA TILLMAN ol said Springfield. or some other sullable person, be ap: pointed her guardian.
If YOU desire 10 cbiect thereto you ror your attorney should file a written appearance in said Court at Springfield, in said County of Hampden, betore ten o'clock in the forenoon on the sixteenth day of October 1970, the return day of this citation. Witness, ABRAHAM 1. SMITH. Esquire, First Judge of said Court. this eleventh of September 1970.
Evelyn Lavalette. Assistant Register (Sept. 23-30 Oct. 7 A.M.) BOARD OF WATER AND SEWER COMMISSIONERS TOWN. OF LONGMEAD OW MASSACHUSETTS ADVERTIsem*nT FOR BIDDERS Sealed proposals for water works construction addressed to the 8oard ol Water and Sewer Commissioners, Public Works Office, Longm ead ow Massachusetts, and endorsed "Proposal for Connecting Main Construction.
Contract No. 5," will be received by the Board at the office of the Superin tendent of Public Works until 7:30 DST, Wednesday, October 14. 197C and at that time and place will be publicly opened and read aloud. The work Includes construction 01 approximately 1300 linear fect of 12-inch water main Including valves, and other appurtenances, plus driving of stee sleeving beneath Inferstate highway. Proposal guaranty shall be in the form of a certifled check or treasurer's check or lawful money in the amount of $2.000 Checks shall be made payable to the Town of Longmeadow, Massachusetts.
Complete information. plans and specifications, and proposal forms may be secured at the office of the Engineer Tighe Bond, 211 Bowers Street Holyoke, Massachusetts. Charge deposit for plans and specifications wit be $10.00. The full amount of deposit is retur nable to bidders who return plans arc specifications within three (3) days after the opening of bids, with no refunt to non bidders. Minimum wage rates have beet established.
Performance and Payment Bonds the full amount of the Contract wil be required The Board of Water and Sewe Commissioners reserves the right waive any informalities In or to rejec any or all proposals, if it be in the public interest so to do. No proposa may be withdrawn within thirty (30 days after the opening of the bids. BOARD OF WATER AND SEWER COMMISSIONERS TOWN OF LONGMEADOW. MASSACHUSETTS (Sept. 23-30 Oct.
7 A. M. P. M.J INVITATION FOR BIDS. Sealed proposals for furnishing all labor moterial and equipment and doing work in connection with the CON TRUCTION of the SERVICE BUILDING ROBERT LITWI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, CITY CHICOPEE, MASSACHUSETTS, will received by the City of Chicoper Massachusetts, acting through SCHOOL BUILDING AT: The office of the Mayor City Hall Chicopee, Massachusetts Bids will be received up until 7:30 M.
EDST, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 197 land then in said offices, publicly opene land read aloud IA) Sub bids for the work listed Nos. 3, 24. 25, 27 in Iter 2 of the Proposal Form shall be. file with the Awarding Authority before 7:3 M.
EDST WEDNESDAY, Oct. 1970. and then publicly opened and rea aloud. Plans, Specifications and othe documents and data may be obtaine of THURSTON MUNSON ARCHITECT, by depositing a certifie check in the amount of FIFT' DOLLARS ($50.00) payable to the CIT' OF CHICOPEE, MASSACHUSETTS Plans and Specifications will be availabl to bidders on or after 12 NOON, Easter Daylight Savings Time, WEDNESDAY OCT. 7.
1970. Bids must be accompanied by cast or certified check on, or a Treasurer' check or Cashier's check issued by responsible bank or trust company payable to the CITY OF CHICOPEE MASSACHUSETTS. No other form security will be accepted. Bid Securit shall be in the amount of TWENT' SIX HUNDRED ($2600) DOLLARS. Su -bids must be acompanied by a similc form of security in the amout established ir Information for Bidder: No other form of Security will be a cepted.
of D) Prior to bidding, all bidders advised to familiarize themselves wit ail the provisions. details, and term set forth on the Plans and in Informatio for Bidders. General Conditions, Specie Conditions. Specifications and other dat applicable to this project. All bids for this project ore subie 'to the of GENERAL LAW (TER.
ED.) 149, as amended. F) The right is reserved by AWARDING AUTHORITY to reiect ar or all General Bbids if it be in the publ interest to do SO. The right is als reserved by the AWARDIN AUTHORITY to reject any sub on any sub trade if it determine that such sub bid does not represe in the sub bid of a person compete: to perform the work as specified, thot less than three such sub bit were received and that the prices not reasonable for acceptance witho of further competition. No bidding documents will be moiler 10 Copies of bid form are available no cost at the ARCHITECT'S OFFICE Any addenda will be mailed to tho: on record who have taken out plans: BURNETT ROAD SCHOOL BLDI I COMMISSION AWARDING AUTHORITY Daniel B. Buckley.
Chairman (Oct. 5-6-7 A. In Elizabethtown, October 5, Purves Harley, 60, of 1159 Dickinson Springfield. husband of Frederica (Stelle) Harley. Funeral at Springfield Cemetery Chapel, Friday 2 p.
m. Please omit flowers. Contributions may be made to the March of Dimes. No. calling hours.
Burial at convenience of family, Dickinson- Streeter ser. vice. JOLIN In Springfield Hospital Medical Center, Oct. 6, Miss Rita D. Jolin.
40, of Turner Park Longmeadow. Funeral from the St. Pierre and Sons State St. funeral home Thursday at 8' d. m.
with 0 Mass of the resurrection in St. Joseph's Church at 9 a. m. Burial will be in St. MichacI's Cemetery.
Visiting hours Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 o. m. JONES In West Springfield, Oct. 5. Civde P.
Jones, of 66 Warren retired proprietor of Jones' Variety Store, husband of Maybelle (Cady) Jones. Funeral will be at the Curran-Jones funeral home, Wednesday at 1. Burial will be in North Cemetery. Worthington, Mass. Visiting hours will be Tuesday 2 4 and 7 10 9 D.
m. LANGAN In the Wesson Memorial Hospital, Oct. 6, John J. Langan of 218 Pearl beloved husband of Odessa H. (Cavanna) Langan.
The funeral from the State Street parlors of T. P. Sampson Co. will be Thursday at 8 followed by a solemn Mass of the Resurrection in St. Michael's Cathedral at 9.
Burial in St, Michael's Cemetery. Visiting hours 7 to 9 We Tuesday and 2 4 and 7 to 9 Wednesday. MARTELL In Springfield, Oct. 6, Mrs. corgi gianna D.
(Quimettte) Martell, of 542 Chestnut widow of Alfred A. Martell. mother of Alfred R. Martell New York. City.
and Albert T. Martell of Springfield, and sister of George Quimette of Oakland. Cal. and Mrs. Irene Ducharme of Newington, Conn.
Funeral of the F. O'Donnell funeral home, 494 Chestnut St. Thursday ot 8.15 a. m. with a Mass of the resurrection in Sacred Heart Church at 9.
Burial in St, Michael's Cemetery. Visiting hours Wednesday 2 10 4 and 7 to 9. PODSIADLO In Holvoke. Oct. 6.
Ferdinand Podsiadio of 268 Linden St. Funcral at Czelusniok funcral home Friday at 8.15, followed by requiem high Mass in Mater Dolorosa Church at 9, Burial In Mater Dolorosa Cemetery. South Hadicy. Calling hours at the 9 funeral and home Thursday Wednesdav to 4 7 and 19 to 9. RICHARD In Cooley Dickinson Hospital.
Northamplon. Oct. 5. Mrs. Ellen F.
(McNancy) Richard of 'Adams St. Easthampton. Funeral Thursday at 8.30 m. O' Brien funeral home, Easthampion, followed by a requiem high Mass al 9 maculate Conception Church. Burial In St.
Brigid's Cemetery. Easthampton. Calling hours Wednesday 2 to 4 ond 7 to 9, RILEY In Agawom, Oct. James Riley, 44, of 38 Shibley Ct. security officer for Layras, A pa wam.
Funeral at the Agawam funeral home Thursday at 0. Visiting hours Wednesday 2 10 4 and 7 to 9. SROKA In Cooley Dickinson Hospital, Northampton, October S. Mrs. of John of Sroka.
Funerol Anno a (Babiec) Sroka of 45 Fairview Chicopee, widow Thursday 8:15 from the Starzyk Funeral Home, Chicopee, with solemn high Mass of requiem in St. Stanislaus Church at 9, Burlal In St. Slanislaus Cemetery. Visiting hours Tuesday 7 10. and Wednesday 2 to and 7 to 9.
'TILLEMA In Westfield, Oct. 6: Gordon R. of of st. Loomis husbond Olga (Snyder) son of Annette (Mit. chell) Tillemo.
father of Richard G. and brother of Harold M. Tillema. Private funcrol services will bc held Thursday afternoon from the Firtion -Hollister funeral home, School St. Burial will be at the convenience of the family.
Friends may make contributions 16 the Masonic bullding fund cr the First Conpregational Church Memorial Fund. Calling hours are Omitted WILLIAMS In Williams Springfield, of October 5, George 73. Spring Funerol at the Dickinson Sarceter funeral home, State 10 Interment Tr in Oak Grove Cemetery. Colling hours the funeral homi 7 to P. Israel Rene, 85, of Alma Mobile Home Park, Shumway Street.
formerly of Winooski died Tuesday in Ludlow Hospital. Born in Richmond, Quebec Canada May 10, 1885, he had been a resident of Springfield for the past ten years. He was employed as a foreman for the American Woolen Mill in Winooski, retiring 20 years ago. He was a member of the League the Sacred Heart of St. Francis Xavier Church in Winooski.
He leaves two sons, Joseph A. of Springfield, and Robert C. of Hampden; one daughter Mrs. M. Rose Robinson of Springfield.
The funeral will be Friday at the LaVigne funeral home Winooski, Vt. followed by a Mass of the resurrection in St. Francis Xavier Church in Winooski. Burial will be in St. Francis Xavier Cemetery.
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