Office 696 ManHattan Avenue, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. GREENPOINT WEEKLY STAR, >AY, JUNE 28, 1963 Telephone EVergreen 3-0666

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Bisty OBITUARIES Emily Btaty of «33 Leonad St.. June 25. 1963: beloved wile at Sl«pb dear sUter of William, Jtasepb, G* *nd Virginia. Repoiing a; U» K-free.n Funeral Home. 131 Nassau a until Saturday morning. S '.exn ~ of -equlem at 8 30 A. v: m s F*nuly R. C. Church and. bursa follow tn St. Charles Cerrv::?-; Andrew Liscinsxy. Funrra: Di:

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iiai*. Margaret UM1 William, dear **r of James Sc--:v :.: i.-••• Scully

and Arm Butler The funeral took Place from the Arftstaf Baversrock & Son Funeral Home 1010 Lorener st. A v>lemn requiem mass ra$ offered Thursday June 27 at 9 30 A. M. in St. Anthony of Padi i . ' r rvurial was .r. Ca: a r

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Emily Bisty of 633 Leon­ard street'died June 25.

Born in Brooklyn, she is survived by her husband, Stephen; three brothers, Wil­liam, Joseph and George, and a sister, Virginia.

Reposing at the Evergreen Funeral Home. 131 Nassau avenue, until Saturday morn­ing. A requiem mass will be offered at 8:30 A.M. in Holy Family Roman Catholic Church.

Burial will follow in St. Charles* Cemetery.

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Siegrist Ms v fsronlesl Siegnj* met of 58@ Leonard si. oa June ^ " • tf -'' '? of the "ate Will *oted mother of Dorothy Ms tea * Maris a.-.: '•' ;!!;am The funeral was held from "he

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Michael N. Ostrowski Michael Nicholas Ostrow­

ski, 78, of 155 Newton street, died after a short illness Sunday, J one 23.

Born in Poland, he lived in Greenpoint over 40 years and was self employed as a machinist.

Surviving are his wife, Barbara; a son, Walter, of Buffalo, N. Y.,. another son,' Bruno, died in Dec., 1962, and three grandchildren.

A requiem mass was of­fered at 9:30 A.M. in St. Stanislaus Kostka Roman Catholic Church Wednesday and burial was in St. John's Cemetery under the direc­tion of the Stobierski Fu­neral Home.

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Mary J. Quill Mary J. Quill of 273 Nas­

sau avenue died June 25. She was a native of Ireland and lived for many years in Greenpoint.

Surviving are two broth­ers, Sam Kennedy of Bridge-pot, Conn., and Donald Ken­nedy of California; two sis­ters, Mrs. Katherine Frank­lin and Mrs. Minnie K. Mc-Laughiin of Rochester, N. Y,

A requiem mass was of­fered at 10:15 o'clock this morning (Friday^ in St. Ce­cilia's Roman C a t h o 1 i c Church and burial was in St. Michael's ; Cemetery, Bridgeport, Conn., under the direction of Wil|am P. Mur-•phy &-Son... -f

Margaret R. Parsons Margaret Rita Parsons of

161 Milton street died June 23.

A native of Greenpoint, she is survived by her hus­band, William; two daugh­ters, Virginia and Margaret; a son, William; a brother, James Scurry, and two sis­ters, Mary Scu|ly and Ann Butler.

A requiem mass was of­fered Thursday at 9:30 A.M. in St. Anthony of Padua Ro­man Catholic Church. Burial followed in Calvary Ceme­tery under the direction of Arthur Baverstock & Son.

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Thomas F. Ryan Thomas F. Ryan of 32

Frost street d|bd June 21. He was born in Brooklyn and a veteran of World War I.

Surviving' are his wife, Sadie; a son. Thomas; a daughter, Marjorie Hoffman; a sister and fiye grandchil­dren.

A wequiem mass was of­fered in St. Nicholas' Roman Catholic Chufich Tuesday at 9:30 A.M. Burial was ih Long Island National Cemer tery under the direction of Arthur Baverstbck & Son.

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Mary V, Siegrist Mary Veromcja Woods Sie­

grist, 49. of d89 Leonard street, dieo! Juni 22.

She was a life, long resi­dent of Greenpoint, and a clerk at Greenpoint Hospital.

Wife of the late William Siegrist, she is survived by three daughteirs, Dorothy, Mary Ann and \Anna Marie, and a son, William Siegrist.

A requiem rnass was of­fered June 26 in St. Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church. Burial was in Cal­vary Cemetery under the di­rection of the Edward A. Dowling Funeral Home. 92

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Alfred Viscusi Alfred Viscusi of 217"Nas­

sau avenue died June 17. He is survived by his wife, Con-cetta Apicella Viscusi: a daughter. Maty: three sons, Michael, John and Louis, and a granddaughter,, Mi-chele.

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St. Anthony's (Graduates Win Top Honors The commencement ex­

ercises of St. Anthony of Padua Parochial School took place in the auditorium of the school on Leonard street, on June 20. The Rev. Thomas A. Sheerin, pastor, presided.

Carol Anne Tresca gave the salutatory. Presentation of diplomas and awarding of graduation honors were made by the Rev. Thomas A. Sheerin pastor. James Pres­ton was the valedictorian of the class.

Congratulations and best wishes were given by Father Sheerin who also celebrated the 9 A.M. mas that morning and gave a splendid talk both at the mass and the graduation exercises. The Blessing of St. Francis was given the graduates.

The pianist was Mrs. Lu­cille Jones Klett

G R A D E 8-1 Religion awards donated by the Rev. Thomas A. Sheerin to Jo­sephine Jasczsak and James Smyth; General Excellence awards d o n a t e d by the Knights of St. Anthony Old Timers Ass°ciation in mem­ory of Monsignor Patrick F. O'Hare, to Colleen Kolesnik a n d Raymond Oleszewski. English awards donated by Lexington Council, K. of C. to Geraldine Banfield a n d Stephen Obay.

Mathematics awards, do­nated by Division 6, Ancient Order of Hibernians to Janet Gill and William Mar­tin.

Social Studies awards do­nated by the Junior Blessed Virgin? Sodality to Theresa

Legion Picks Kolbl to Lead

Frank J. Kolbl was elected commander of the Green­point American Legion at a meeting held recently in the club headquarters at 156 Franklin street.

Others elected to office are T. E. Sheekey, Rocco DiGerado and Joseph Grip­pe, vice-commanders; Ed­win J. Duffy, adjutant; Leo J. Heiman, finance officer and Albert A. Berg, chap-

Also Frederick Marquardt historian and John Layko, serge-nt-at-arms.

Th* executive committee includes: S. John Glambow-ski, John S. Fritz, Walter Niewinski. Theodore A. Wis-niewski, Stephan Kolakow-ski, M i c h a e l Ensmenger; John Zarzycki, John Stroh-menger. Edmund J. Koscin-ski, Louis Maiecki, Edward Wysocki and Robert Mc-Dade.

Installation of the new officers will take place Oc­tober but no definite date has been set for the. cere­mony.

The post announced that meetings have been suspend­ed for the summer. How­ever, the post will be open every evening to serve the veterans and widows in need of G. I. Benefits.

All veterans are invited to visit the post headquart­ers any evening to secure the information needed for pensions, G. I. claims, hos­pitalization, child welfare, compensation, and widow and orphan benefits.

Ex-ILA CHIEF DEAD Joseph P. Ryan. 79, former

president of the Internation­al Longshoremen's Associa­tion, died yesterday in his home. Ryan, who had been ill for several months, quit as head of the union in 1953 when it was under fire for racketeering influance. Ryan

was elceter president of the union in 1927.

P. 5. 31 Pm-T»A« HOLDS LUNCHEON, ELECTS OFFICERS

The Parents Association of Public School 31 held the an­nual June luncheon at a res­taurant at Meserole avenue and Manhattan avenue.

Mrs. Gertrude D i c k s o n , president, received an orchid and a gift for her home from the ladies of the organiza­tion.

Mrs. Dickson was elected for a second term. Mrs. Jack Segreti, first vice president; P a u l i n e Podhaiski, second vice president; Mrs. Helen Carmen, secretary, and Mrs. Vera Mattis, treasurer.

Guests included George So-loff, principal of the school; Jack Zimmerman, office co­ordinator of the s c h o o l s ! Mrs. Edith Schkrutz, presi­dent of P. S. 34 P.-T.A., and Mrs. Helen W a s e l e v v s k i, president of the Ericsson J u n i o r High School 126 P.-T.A.

CARD OF THANKS Docherty

Thf family <>. tht late A.NNA DOCHERTY

(n«s ROACH) wssh tr. express their sincere apprecia­tion to the Reverend Clergy of St. Cecilia s R. C. Church, also to Monsignor Thomas Kelly, the Rev. Francis V a male, the Rev. Georze Moooey. the Rev. Joseph Johnson and the Rev. Thomas Fox, relative* and neighbors, for their kind expres-siens of sympathy, mass cards and floral offerings received in their recent bereavement.

They especially wtafo to thank the Thomaj J. Creamer Funeral Home for the courteous and efficient manner in which the funeral was conducted.

Benedict and Ian. Science awj by the Holy N^ and the Rosarj Theresa Fritsch Voos. Citizens donated by the Savings Bank Kolesnik and Si Walter Gamonsl McCormick.

A four year st the s c h o o l ol (Mater Christi)] the Department tion to Susan

Grade 8-2. nated by the A. Sheerin. past leen Duffy Sautner; Gener. award d o n a t l Knights of St. Timers Associai ory of Mdnsigno O'Hare, to Stelj taro and John lish. awards dom ington Council, Eileen Morris C o n n e l l y ; awards donated! 6, Ancient Ord« nians to Noreei Terrence McCol

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Citizenship A w a r d s - * S t e l l a Mastrototaro and Kathleen Duffy, Michael Gaffney and Francis Bonom.

GRADUATES are: G e r a l d i n e Banfield,

Theresa Benedict, Claire Bodnar, Patricia Brady. Noreen Breuer. Barbara Choray, Monica Choray, Margaret Colbert, Mary Comiskey, Delia Cunning­ham, Helen Daigneault. Pa­tricia Daigneault. Eileen Dc-Sena, Kathleen Duffy. Gcr-aldine Dunne. Alexandria Dworakowski, Linda Flynn, Marilyn Foti, T h e r e s a Fritsch, Maureen Gangan. Janet Gill.

Alice Guild, Mary Hayes, Bonita Henry, Catherine Horan, Josephine Jaszczak, Margaret K e l l y . Colleen

Kolesnik, Patricia Koza-kiewicz, Maryann Kruka, Susan Lance, Josephine Lo-sito, Nancy Lukas, Stella Mastrotoraro, Kathleen Mc­Allister, Elizabeth McAuley, Kathleen McDonald, Mary Ann Monaco, Ellen Morris, Patricia Mulvena, Virginia Murphy.

Margaret Myldy, Janet Newman, M a r y O'Brien, Virginia Ochner. Mary Ann Olivo, Virginia Pankowski. Jacqueline Pasquini, Mary Puhlasky. Diane Puttiitz. Eileen Qmntin, Colleen Re­gan. Anna Schroeder. Linda Sczesny. Carol Sidlowski, Eileen Singleman, Patricia Smith, Margaret Talbot, Carol Anne Tresca. Janet Ujlaky, Frances Zipay.

Robert Best. Thomas Bet­ter!}, Kenneth Bird. Paul B 1 a k e , Francis Bonom. Michael Brevogel. Richard Brofka, Francis Brogan, James Burke. T h o m a s Burns, Dennis Chiaino, Mi­chael Connelly, Robert Con­nolly, R a m o n Corchado, Kevin Oregon, James Cun-nifl, Lawrence D'Angelo. Daniel Dolan, Richard Duda,

Michael Ezalc, Kevin Fales, Dennis Feith, Bruce Fin-negan, W i l l i a m Fleming, Charles Franklin.

J o h n Gaffney, Michael Gaffney, Walter Gamonsky, Michael Gerbino, Edward Gilligan, Wayne Green, Den­nis Hogan. Thomas Hopkins, Robert Jankay, Wayne John­son, William Karkota, Jo­seph Laietta, Stephen Leger. Michael Leistman, Richard Ligarzewski, Terence Mc-Collum, Mark McCormick, William Martin, Francis Mil* ler. John Montee, Anthony . M o t t l e , Terence Nolan, Stephen O b a y , Raymond Olszewski. James Onorato.

Robert O'Reilly, Kenneth O w e n s , Bernard Petock, Robert Presti, James Pres­ton. Edward Quintin, Joseph Reborchick. John Riescher, R o b e r t Rogan, Michael Roth. Michael Rudnicki, Francis Sautner, Kenneth Scotet, Kenneth Seebach. R o b e r t Siembida, James Singleman. James Smyth, Douglas Spencer, Kenneth Sweeney, George Torrella, Charles Voos, Francis Wade, Michael Walsh, Paul Zipay.

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