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Schulz wins stamp contest... CONTINUED FROM PAGE B:1 ed shows in Massachusetts, New Jersey and North Caro lina. He has participated in a number of group invita- tional exhibitions including The Copley Society of Art in Boston, the American Artists Professional League in New York, and the Mas- sachusetts Wildlife Artisans Association. Schulz's golden-eye will be reproduced on Mas- sachusetts ' 2007 water- fowl stamp and sold for $5 wherever hunting licenses are sold. Income gener- ated from the sale of these stamps is dedicated to the acquisition and manage- ment of wetlands critical to the conservation of migratory birds throughout North America. These same areas provide important habitat to a host of other wetland dependent species of wildlife as well. MassWildlife 's waterfowl stamp program, in conjunc- tion with Ducks Unlimited, Inc. and other partners, has raised over $500,000 for con- servation. The stamps are required of anyone hunting waterfowl in Massachusetts and are also sought by col- lectors who appreciate the beauty of the decoys and the fine reproduction thereof. All qualifying competi- tion entries are on display as the 2007 Massachusetts Waterfowl Stamp Competi- tion Art Exhibition at the Springfield Science Mu- seum through Oct. 15. OBITUARIES CONTINUED FROM PAGE B:2 Julian M. Kumin, 92 Canton - Julian M.Kumin, 82, of Canton, died Sept. 18, 2006, at the Orchard Cove Nursing Home. He was the husband of the late Anita (Hart) Kumin. Born inMaiden,he was raised and educated inBrockton. He graduated from Brockton High School with the Class of 1930. He wasemployed asamanufactur- er'ssalesman by several companies, including Indera Mills, Carolina Underwear Company and Keystone Mills. Mr. Kumin was a former resident of Centerville. He is survived by a son, Max Hart Kumin of Cummaquid,and abrother, Howard Kumin of California. He was the brother of the late Manuel Kumin. Lawrence J. Mahoney, 65 Cotuit - Lawrence Joseph Ma- honey, 65, died Sept. 20, 2006, at his home. He was the husband of Regina (Grant ) Mahoney. Born in New York City, Mr. Ma- honey graduated from Xavier High School in New York City, Fordham University in the Bronx, and Ford- ham Law School. He was a partner in the law firm Doherty, Ryan, Mahoney & Pel- legrino. He vacationed on Cape Cod and lived there for the past 10years. He loved the outdoors, fishing, boating and going to Sampson's Island. Mr.Mahoney was avolunteer with the Special Olympics and was once named volunteer of the year. Besides his wife, he leaves four daughters , Maureen Poppick of Parkland, Fla., Catherine Mahoney and Margaret Dwyer of Scituate and Jorgina Mulvey of Norwell; three sons, Robert Mahoney of Cotuit, Brian Mahoney of Scituate , and Thomas Mahoney of Norwell; and nine grandchildren. A funeral Mass was celebrated at Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Osterville. BurialwasinMosswood Cemetery in Cotuit. Memorial donations may be made to Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod , 270 Communications Way, Hyannis, MA 02601. Cynthia Ann Munday, 68 West Barnstable - Cynthia Ann (Donahue) Munday,68,died Sept. 18, 2006, at Essex Pavilion in Hyannis. She was the wife of Walter S. Munday. Mrs.Munday was born and raised in New York. She had degrees in American and European history and anthropology. Anaccomplished choralsinger, she performed in a recital at Carnegie Hall as ateenager and later went on several European concert tours with her husband, also an accomplished singer. In 1997,shemovedto Cape Cod and owned and operated WestBarnstable Antiques for nine years. She loved spending time with family, friends, and her cat and greyhound. Besides her husband , survivors include astepdaughter, Susan Mun- day of Saratoga,N.Y; two stepsons; and a niece. Burial was in Ballston Spa Village Cemetery, Ballston Spa, N.Y. Virginia A. North, 80 Concord,N.H. -VirginiaA. "Ginny" North, 80, died Sept. 11, 2006, at Hospice House. She was the wifeofJohn R. North, who died in 1989.They were married in 1976. She was also the wife of the late Gordon A. Barrett. Mrs. North was born in Benning- ton, Vt. She graduated from Ben- nington High School and Brightlook Hospital School of Nursing in St. Johnsbury, Vt. She began her nursing career at Putnam Memorial Hospital, where she worked from 1947 to 1951. She and her first husband moved in 1951 to Brattleboro,Vt., where shejoined Brattleboro Memorial Hospital as a registered nurse in pediatrics. She later became a nurse with the town of Brattleboro Visiting Nurse Association. In 1965, she moved to New Jersey to studycarchovasculartrainingatMuhlen- berg Hospital in Plainfield. She then moved to southern New Jersey, where she became supervisor of pediatrics at Woodbury MemorialHospital. In 1970Mrs.North returned to Ver- mont, where she was instrumental in starting the Home HealthAgency. She later became its executive di- rector. She was also involved with several committees and professional organizations. She and her second husband moved to Columbus, N.C., after retiring in 1988.After his death, she moved to Barnstable to be close to family and friends. She worked part time for Meals on Wheels and was active at First Church of Christ, Sandwich, where she was a trustee for four years and achoir member. She also became an avid square dancer and amember of the Happy Hoofers Walking Club. In recent years, she moved to Concord to be closerto her daughter. She lived at Horseshoe Pond Place Housing for Seniors, where she was an advisory council member, a Con- gregate Meals Program volunteer and a driver for her fellow seniors. Her hobbies included music,walk- ing, gardening, reading, baking and preserving jellies and relishes. Survivors include two daughters, Susan A. Barrett of Los Angeles and Ruth B. McDonald of Hopkinton; a son, Burton A. Barrett of Fairfield, Calif.;two stepdaughters, SallieHar- rison of Graham, Wash., and Nancy J.Tatch of Randolph,N.J.; 11grand- children; nine great-grandchildren; agreat-great-grandchild; sixnieces; and two nephews. She was also the mother of Betsy Barrett , who died in 1961. A memorial service will be held at 10:30a.m.Oct. UinNazarene Church at 15Staniels Road in Loudon,N.H., followed by areception inthe church hall. A graveside service will be at a later date at Park Lawn Cemetery in Bennington, Vt. Memorial donations may be made to National Cystic Fibrosis Founda- tion,Northern NewEngland Chapter, 114 Perimeter Road , Unit G&H, Nashua, NH 03060; to Nazarene Church, 15 Staniels Road, Loudon, NH 03307; or to Christian Medical Mission, 1207 Gorham Pond Road, Dunbarton, N.H. 03046. Salvatore V. Siciliano, 83 Centerville - Salvatore Vito Si- ciliano, 83, died Sept. 17, 2006, at Cape Regency Nursing Home. He was the husband of Mary Mar- rocco Siciliano for 62 years. Mr. Siciliano was born in Fitch- burg. He was a private first class in the MarinesduringWorldWarII,servingas amarksman.Hefought inGuadalcanal, BougainvilleandelsewhereintheSouth Pacific,earningaPurple Heart. Hewas honorably discharged in 1944. Known as "Sam the Barber," he owned barbershops in Cambridge, Newton and Falmouth. He lived in Newton for 37 years and Hyannis for 25 years.He retired in 1993 from Harry's Barber Shop in Falmouth. Mr. Siciliano was a member of AmericanLegionPost440inNewton and Sons of Italy, Mashpee. He en- joyed camping and playing cards. Besides hiswife,survivorsinclude four sons, Roger and Salvatore Siciliano, both of Hyannis, Paul Siciliano of North Carolina and Eddie Siciliano of Waltham; two daughters,Margo SicilianoMitrano of Millvilleand Maria Siciliano Bess ofEast Sandwich;twobrothers,Leon Siciliano of Fitchburg and Joseph Siciliano of Florida; two sisters, Paloma Moison and Jane Escola, both of Fitchburg; six grandsons; five granddaughters; and 18 nieces and nephews. A funeral Mass was celebrated at St.FrancisXavierChurchinHyannis, followed byburialin Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne. Dorothy F. Sigel, 74 Hyannis - Dorothy F. Sigel, 74, died Sept. 11, 2006, at the Cape Winds Nursing Home following a brief illness. Ms. Sigel was born and raised in New York City. She moved to Cape Cod in 1986, and spent the last six years at the Cape Winds Nursing Home in Hyannis. She is survived by her brother, William C. Sigel of Harwich, and many cousins. A memorial service was held in First Congregational Church in Harwich. Donations in her memory may be made to the Davenport- Mugar Cancer Center, care of Cape Cod Hospital, 27 Park St., Hyannis, MA 02601. Dudley F. Wade, 88 Scituate - Dudley Freeman Wade, 88, died Sept. 17, 2006, at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth after a brief illness. He was the husband of the late Marie (Obernesser) Wade. BorninBoothbay Harbor,Maine,he was a lifelong resident of Scituate. He summeredin Centervillebegin- ning in 1963. He attended Hebron Academy High School and graduated from the University of Virginia in 1942 with a bachelor of arts degree. He was a member of Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity and Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society. Mr.Wadeearned master'sdegrees in business from Wharton School of Finance and Commerce at the University of Pennsylvania in 1943 and from Columbia University in New York City in 1949. In 1951, he joined State Street Research and Management Corp. in Boston. He was elected partner in 1958 and retired in 1999 at age 80. He was a lifelong member of First ParishUnitarianUniversalist Church in Scituate. Survivors include a son, Nicholas Dudley Wade of Portland , Ore.; and a sister, Constance Mitchell of Marshfield. A funeral service was held at First ParishUnitarianUniversalist Church in Scituate, followed by burial in Union Cemetery there. Memorial donations may be made to First Parish Unitarian Universal- ist Church, 330 First Parish Road, Scituate, MA 02066. 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