PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Feb. 14, 1977 Joseph Boulette Obituaries COVENTRY — Joseph Boulette, Terrance F. McGann, 87, of 91 Permission slip needed 85, of 581 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, Chestnut St. died Sunday in p p 1 1 ■ formerly of Coventry, died Friday at The weather Inside today a local convalescent home. ». tor tree measles shot Mrs. Benedict Twerdy Jr. Francis A. O'Donnell Jr. Mostly cloudy today, chance of The funeral was today, ^ r i a l will m in Manchester where lived all ,j,^g permission slip printed here is Measles within the past four weeks. Business..........5-A Gdltorisl ..........6-A Mrs. Electa Twerdy, 58, of 51 EAST HARTFORD - The funeral be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Coventry, flurries mixing with rain ending late CUssified .. 8-8-B Family........... 7-A " u i, J . for MMchester parents to sign if • Students who are under a this afternoon. High mid to upper 30s. Chestnut St. died Saturday in of Francis A. O'Donnell, Jr ., of 65 at the convenience of the family. Comics........... 9-B Obituaries ... lO-A He was a bartender in the Hartford a children to be vac- physician’s care for such diseases at Partly cloudy, colder tonight, lows Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Edgewood St., who died early Satur­ Dear Abby 9-B Sports......... 4-S-B The Carmon Funeral Home, 6 recently In the Hotel Bond regular or “hard” tuterculosis, leukemia, lymphoma, around 20. Sunny Wednesday with highs was the wife of Benedict Twerdy Jr. day morning from injuries suffered Poquonock Ave., Windsor, was in in a one-car accident on Burnside measles in the town schools. other malignaiit diseaws or who around 30. Precipitation probability Plus area news on Pages 1-3-B Mrs. Twerdy was born in Williman- charge of arrangements. declining to 10 per cent tonight and Ave., is Tuesday at 10:15 a.m. from Measles vaccination clinics begin have gaminaglobulin deficiencies. tic where she lived for 50 years Mr. Boulette was born in St. G. McGann of ^ rtfo rd and Jam es T. g„^ Wednesday and will be Students who are Uking cortisone Wednesday. before moving to Manchester eight Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main Samuel, Que„ Can., and lived in St., with a Mass at St. Isaac Jogues held both P“hHc and parochial drugs should not rweive the vaccine years ago. Coventry about 20 years before daughters’ M r^ Chester ( Jan et high schools. Elementary m school. It may be given by their Other survivors are three Church at 11. moving to Windsor. Friends may call at the funeral Bycholski and Mrs. Joseph (Irene) q-jhool clinics will be held after private physician at his discretion. daughters, Mrs. Albert Carter Jr. of He owned Jo e’s Ice Cream truck Mistretta. both of Manchester, and v a S n Students who have already had the Lisbon, and Barbara Twerdy and home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 for about 18 years before he retired. ^ s . Helen Jolinson of ^m pano students should not receive the "hard” measles are not required to Mrs. Kevin Doherty, both of p.m. Survivors are four sons, Emile Burial will be in Hillside Beach, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Florence vaccine if thev are- be vaccinated. Hitler devotee kills 5 Manchester, and four grandchildren. Boulette of Hartford, Eugene Cemetery. Anderson of West New York, N.Y.; , Alleraic to eees Those planning to be vaccinated The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. Boulette of Rockville, Emery NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (UPI) - started to raise the rifle. I saw four The three injured patrolmen lay telephone number, his only direct Mr. O’Donnell was bom in Hart­ 22 grandchildren and 42 great- .H a v e been v accin ated for . are asked to wear clothing with loose at the Community Funeral Home, 134 Boulette of Sabattus, Maine, and Fred Ckiwan raised the automatic ri­ other people fall to the floor.” nearby, each pinned down by gunfire link with authorities. He demanded ford and had lived in East Hartford Church St., Willimantic. Burial will Henry Boulette of Enfield; two IB,ao..m. "’"“ I”' fle and shouted to his co-workers; As he left the building, Cowles until they, too. were rescued two lunch — potato salad and cocoa — and all his life. He was a student at Quin- be in St. Jo sep h ’s C em etery, daughters, Mrs. Ida Turgeon of from the John F. Tierney Funeral — -------------------------------------------- ------------ --------------------------------------------- “Get out of here. Go home and tell said, he saw Patrolman Allan hours later. apologized for “causing the city so Willimantic. nipiac College, Hamden. He was a Windsor and Mrs. Irene Gemme of my mother not to come.” McLeod drive into the parking lot. muth tiiiuWu.’' communicant of St. Isaac Jogues Home, 229 W. Center St., with a Mass Detach and return this to school. This form must be signed by a parent or Scores of heavily armed police Friends may call at the funeral Southwick, Mass.; three brothers In the next few frantic seconds, ”We shouted at him not to come in,” At 2:40 p.m., while hiding behind a Church. He was a m ember and at 9 at the Church of the Assumption, guardian if the student is under 18 years of age or the student WILL NOT be from nearby communities and New home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and five sisters, all in Canada, 21 Burial will be in St. James given the vaccine. bullets spewed from the gun’s barrel. Cowles said. "As he was walking makeshift barricade in a vice treasurer of the Italian-American York City surrounded the warehouse grandchildren and 6 great­ Four men fell dead to the floor. A up the steps we heard a shot and saw president’s office on the building’s Club of East Hartford. Cem ete^. Qp STU D EN T;................................................................................................ ■ip complex, experts in hostage grandchildren. police car screeched to a halt out­ him fall.” second floor, Cowan apparently put Mrs. Surah S. Duane He is survived by his parents, Friends may call at the funeral innRB-cs np cTimiT-NT. negotiations were called, and home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ADDRESS OF STUDENT............................................................................................ side. Shouted warnings, another McLeod, the father of two children the pistol to his temple and flrrt. At Mrs. Sarah Smith Duane, 87, of 333 Francis A. Sr. and Isabel Wiggins Joseph Masnada V Cowan’s mother, father and two aged 1 and 6, lay in the driveway for The family suggests that those N A M E O F M .D .:........................................................................................................... burst of gunfire, and now a brothers tried unsuccessfully to get the time police did not know if he had Bidwell St. died Friday night at a O’Donnell of Edgewood St.; and a EAST HARTFORD - Joseph two hours before police were able to wishing to do so may make memorial ADDRESS OF M .D.: .................................................................................................. patrolman was dead. him to give himself up. any hostages; he had none. Manchester convalescent home. She sister, Mrs. Gayle Darby of East Masnada, 83, of 26 Oxford Dr. died 4 - Five persons, three of them pull his body from the gunman’s At 6 p.m., they broke into the office was the widow of William Duane. Hartford. gifts to the Newington Children’s PARENT’S SIGNATIIRR nATtr / At 12:10 p.m., Cowan called the Saturday at a local convalescent Hospital or a charity of the donor’s * ** SIGNATURE............. D A T E ................................................................. policemen, were wounded. range, using an armored personnel and found his body. Rigor mortis had Mrs. Duane was born Jan. 31, 1890 police department's emergency Edward J. Vincek home. He was the husband of Mrs. choice. ~ “ ~ Nearly seven hours later, Cowan, a carrier. alroadv «:ct in. in Manchester and had lived here Rena Cassinelli Masnada. Edward J. Vincek, 51, of 33 Stone Mrs. Alfred W. Brown twice court-martialed Army veteran most of her life. She was a member The funeral was today. Burial was Rd., Windsor, formerly of who idolized Adolf Hitler, who had of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. in Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. Mrs. Mary Moran Brown, 71, of 68 I I I K Manchester, died Friday at home. swastikas tattooed on his arms, She is survived by a son, Jam es The Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 McKinley St. died Saturday night in r v i -| • T T P ^ 1 collected Nazi souvenirs and often Mr. Vincek was born in School building needs aired Duane of Windsor; four Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury, was in Manchester Memorial Hospital. She I 1 Y 1 IT 24t*f'TO T*ri said he "hated blacks and Jew s,” put Manchester where he lived for 31 was the wife of Alfred Brown. m m m grandchildren and a great- charge of arrangements. a .45-caliber pistol to his head and years until moving to Windsor 20 granddaughter. Mr. Masnada was born in Milan, Mrs. Brown was born Oct. 7,1905, , years ago. in Websterville, Vt., and lived in Manchester PTA and school of- William Putnam of TV Channel 22, ended his own life. The funeral was Saturday at Italy, and lived in Glastonbury for 50 Cowan, 32, returned to work from a at legislative hearing He worked at Hamilton Standard Manchester for 38 years. ficials will attend an all-day public National Broadcasting System; a 1 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. years until moving to East Hartford two-week suspension Monday mor­ Division of United Technologies Before retiring 10 years ago, she hearing Tuesday at the Hartford Binford, (Connecticut Public Televi- Burial was in East Cemetery.