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Mhanrliphtpr Leupnttm Ihfraui Paul C> Coates Fred H PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Jan. 16, 1976 The weather About Obituaries Clear, much colder today, windy, Dr. Basile named highs in 20s dropping this afternoon. town Low tonight zero to 10 above. Sunday, mHanrliPHtpr lEupnttm IHfraUi Paul C> Coates Fred H. Miller sunny and cold with h i^ 20. NaUomd HEBRON - Paul C. Coates, 00, of The funeral of Fred H. Miller of 150 Knight of Malta Hartford Association of Insurance Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church weaker forecast map on page 9. Manchester—A City o/ VUhge Chmrm Hope Valley Rd. died Thursday at Spencer St., who died Wednesday Women will have a dinner meeting council will meet tonight at 7:45 at Windham Community Memorial night at Manchester Memorial Dr. John X.R. Basile, a member of Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Hartford the church. TWELVE PACES-WEEKEND INSIDE PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Hospital, Willimantic. Hospital, is Saturday at 2 p.m. at the visiting staff in neurosurgery at Steam Boiler Inspection and In­ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1976- VOL. XCV, No. Mr. Coates was bom in Northamp­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Manchester Memorial Hospital and surance Co., 56 Prospect St., Hart­ Keeney Street School PTA will ton, Mass., and spent the greater Burial will be in East Cemetery. St. Francis.Hospital in Hartford, has ford. Louis W. Romanos, CLU, will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the part of his life in Hebron. For many Friends may call at the funeral been named a Knight of Malta by discuss “How Ms. Erisa Will Affect school. After the business session, years, he was employed as a home tonight from 7 to 9. Pope Paul VI. You as Employes.” Reservations, there will be a film describing town Lebanese Christians carpenter and stone mason. Survivors include 18 grandchildren Dr. Basile will be formally in­ may be made with Catherine services and their functions. Survivors are 2 sons, Paul L. and 4 great-grandchildren. vested and presented with the Christie, 243-8811, ext. 7319. Refreshments will be served. Coates of Hebron and Donald G. traditional black cape and eight- News Coates of Amston; a daughter, Mrs. pointed cross at investiture The Manchester Teen Center will George Sands of Storrs; a sister, cerempnies Monday at St. Patrick’s The mid-year dance at Manchester feature "Captain Coconuts’ Disco summary repulse attackers Mrs. Nicholas Johnson of Old Williutn A. Abruitis Catheval in New YoFk. The ritual High, School will be tonight from 7:30 Band Show” Saturday, from 7:30 to 10:30 in Clarke Arena. The p.m. to 11 p.m. Admission is $1 per and the countryside witnessed the ty militias drove them back again Saybrook; 10 grandchildren, 7 great­ VERNON - William A. Abraitis will be presided over by Terence Car­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - grandchildren and 2 great-great­ dinal Cooke, Archbishop of New featured music will be the group, person and is open to Manchester Compiled from Moslem leftists an Palestinian worst night of violence on record as after heavy fighting, including hand- Sr., 58, of 164 Vernon Ave. was found "Buns.” residents in Grades 9 through 12. United Press International warring Christian, Moslem and to-hand combat along several grandchildren. dead at his home Thursday night. York. guerrillas stormed the outskirts of a The funeral is Monday at 1 p.m. at The Knights of Malta, a military besieged Christian town today but Palestinian forces blazed away at streets. Dr. Harold Shapiro, medical one another with rocket, mortar and Both police and witnesses denied Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson examiner, said death was due to religious order known also as the were driven back by Christian St., Willimantic. Burial will be in the Knights Hospitalers of St. John of defenders after fierce, hand-to-hand machinegun fire. Beirut airport leftist claims that they had captured natural causes. Mrs. Haslett will plan State I remained closed for the second day the nearby village of Jiyyeh and were New Hebron Cemetery. Mr. Abraitis was born Oct. 28,1917 Jerusalem, was founded in combat. Friends may call at the funeral Jerusalem in the 11th century. The A cease-fire arranged between the because of shelling in the vicinity. A close to overrunning Saadyat, the in Manchester and lived there most NEW HAVEN-The jury and | force of about 4,000 Palestinians, fortress residence of Interior home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. of his life. He was an Army veteran organization, formally recognized by army and Palestinian guerrillas for I GOP Lincoln Day event the eight defendants in the Moslem leftists and mountain Druze Minister and National Liberal Party of World War II. Before he retired, Pope Paschal II in 1113, built a.m. collapsed within minutes after Mrs. Amy R. Parish Ur. John X.R. Basile Shelton firebombing trial were warriors pressed ahead with their leader Camille Chamoun. he was employed as a postal clerk. hospitals and was pledged to support going into effect and fighting swept Mrs. Amy Roberts Parish, 68, of Harriet Haslett of 78 Blue Ridge allowed to go home for the week-old offensive on the besieged “The Palestinians and their allies Survivors are three sons, James the cause of Christianity. Beirut and the countryside, claiming Stonington died Thursday at a con­ degree from the University of Ver­ Dr. has been named chairwoman of weekend Friday but the judge Christian town of Damour 25 miles captured six houses in Jiyyeh and Abraitis of Manchester, William A. For over two centuries, the at least 179 dead and 368 wounded valescent home in New London. She mont. He served his internship at St. the Lincoln Day Dinner-Dance wants deliberations to resume south of Beirut on the Mediterranean have surrounded Saadyat but they Abraitis Jr. of Hartford and Thomas Knights of Malta patrolled the over the past 24 hours. was the mother of Mrs. Dorothy Francis Hospital, a residency in planned for March 6 by Manchester Monday. The eight are accused | coast. are both still in Christian hands,” a Abraitis of Upland, Calif.; two Mediterranean as a bulwark against The estimated toll since April nose Nielsen of Manchester. Turkish invaders, built additional general surgery and neurological Republicans. Her appointment is by of firebombing the factory of to nearly 8,800 dead and 18,700 Witnesses said the attackers began police source said. daughters, Mrs. Karen Bailok of More than 1,(XX) rounds of mortar She was born in Plymouth, hospitals and performed their duties surgery at the University of Illinois, GOP Chairman Nathan Agostinelli. the Sponge Rubber Products wounded. advancing from their front line Rockville and Miss Anna-Marie fire struck the Damour-Saadyat England, and came to this country in administering to the sick. With the and a residency in neurological sur­ The event will be at Willie’s Steak Co. last March 1. A ninth defen- It was the heaviest fighting of positions on the northern outskirts of Abraitis of Manchester; two region overnight, he said. 1908 and settled in Stonington in 1952. decline of the crusading spirit in gery at Mercy Hospital affiliated House, Center St., with a social hour dant was acquitted Wednesday, g Lebanon’s nine months of civil war. the town but that Christians from the Other survivors are two sons, brothers, Custon Abraitis and Victor with Loyola University in Chicago. at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30. Mrs. Phaianglst and National Liberal par­ Abraitis, both of Manchester; three Europe, the importance of the A security bulletin said the capital another daughter, a brother, a sister, Knights of Malta declined as well. Dr. Basile is a diplomate of the Haslett will announce the names of NEW HAVEN -Mayor | 11 grandchildren and 10 great­ sisters, Mrs. Isabelle Smith of American Board of Neurological her committee in the near future. A Manchester, Mrs. Selina LaChapelle Dr. Basile was elected a mernber Frank Logue Friday night fired grandchildren. of an American chapter, the Associa­ Surgery. He is a member of the prominemt Republican will be the Dr. Luca Celentano, the presi- The funeral will be private and of East Hartford and Mrs. Victoria American Medical Association, the speaker. McKeever of Florida. tion of Master-Knights of the dent of the police board, and Three survive two weeks burial will be at the convenience of Sovereign Military Order of Malta in Hartford County Medical Association Mrs. Haslett is recording secretary Frank Avallone, chairman of the family. The funeral is Saturday at 9:30 and various local, state and national of the Republican town committee, a.m. from the John F. Tierney the United States of America, which the city’s redevelopment agen- :| There are no calling hours. was established in 1926. The order is professional and civic organizations. vice-president of the Republican cy, for allegedly circulating a | The family suggests that friends Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., He is a past president of the Connec­ Women's Club, vice-president of the with a Mass at the Church of the dedicated to reiigious, charitable, letter before his election last buried in deep snow wishing to may make memorial gifts ticut Opera Association and the Hartt Manchester Public Health Nursing Assumption at 10. Burial will be in St. educational and benevolent works. November urging Italian- to Save The Children Federation, Dr. Basile received his medical Opera Theatre Guild. Association and legislative chairman ■ Americans not to vote for him. |:J: OREGON CITY, Ore. (UPI) - dy Knapp, 18, Walla Walla, Wash., students at Walla Walla Valley Westport, Conn. James Cemetery. of the Highland Park PTA and its Friends may call at the funeral Three young climbers, burled two and Matt Meacham, 16, Cottage Academy.
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