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1 GLENS FALLS TIMES, GLENS FALLS, N.Y., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1964 Another Car Is More Intoxication Arrests During Halloween Period Another car was sprayed with paint and four more persons were arrested for public intoxication, but on the whole Hallowe'en in Glens Falls was quiet. Chief of Police Charles W. Maileff reported an automobile parked at the rear of Kensington Court was staind by some colored substance, not paint, sometime Saturday or Sunday. The owner reported the 1962 vehicle had been in the parking lot for Letters to the Editor Nov. 2, 1964 Editor, 'THE GLENS FALLS TIMES: I am writing this letter to give well deserved credit to Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Harris who have supervision of the Westmount Infirmary. In 1963, my father was taken seriously ill in my home and after a stay at the Glens Falls Hospital, I had to consent to send him to the infirmary as he needed special care that I could not give him. I can truthfully say that he gets better care than I could ever give him. The aides and nurses are wonderful to him.

His room is spotless and bed immaculate at all times. And I can say it just isn't his room, it's all of them. I or a member of my family go up every night, and it is always the same. So I think I have a good reason to praise Mr. and 1 Mrs.

Harris and only pray Mr. Harris is reelected. Sincerely yours, Mrs. Ernest Day some time when 1 he first noticed the coloring. Patrolman Robert Brayman investigated the complaint, and the detective division is continuing the probe.

0 Several cars were sprayed with paint last week, and some flour and dumped into two other vehicles in Hallowe'en week pranks. Two of the persons arrested for public intoxication, both suspended sentences in City Court today. City Judge Patrick J. Mannix told the pair if they are picked up in Glens Falls for any offense during the next year, they will serve out the entire six months. A Lake George man arrested Saturday for being drunk was fined $10, and a South St.

resident was given a suspended sentence on the same charge. Chief Maileff expressed his thanks to the Warren County Civil Defense Police for their help during "Cabbage Night" and Hallowe'en. Five radioequipped cars carrying C.D. police cruised the streets, and C.D. patrolmen worked with Glens Falls police on the streets.

Hallowe'en was reported to be the quietest in the city in several years. Downtown windows were mysteriously devoid of the usual Halloween soap-art, and vandalism and pranks were at. a minimum. HUNGARIANS DEFECT EISENSTADT, Austria, Nov. 2 (P) Three uniformed, Hungarian soldiers escaped to Austria last night and asked for political asylum, police reported.

Glens Falls Obituaries Mrs. Daniel L. Reardon Mrs. Alice W. Reardon, wife of Daniel Reardon, 6 Division died at 10:40 a.m, Sunday in Glens Falls Hospital.

Rear. don was the local agent for Greyhound Lines, Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Everett (Lois) Trimper of Watervliet and the Misses Rita Margaret Reardon of Glens Falls; two sons, Daniel L. Reardon Jr. and Francis X.

Reardon, Glens Falls; three grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Francis R. O'Connor, and a brother, John Wisely, both of Albany. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of James F. Singleton 93 Ridge tonight from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

The funeral will be conducted Wednesday at a.m. in St. Mary's Church. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Howard J. Brown Howards J. Sunday a long Brown, afternoon 44 illness. at Third He his a veteran of World War and a member of Adirondack Barracks, 995, Veterans of World War I. Surviving are his wife, Anne; three daughters, Mrs.

Norman Woodruff, Mrs. Andrew Capone and Mrs. William Redings, all of South Glens Falls; two sons, Nelson of Bossier City, and E.T./3 Floyd Brown, U.S. Coast Guard, stationed in Hawaii; two sisters, Mrs. Angeline Klahn and Mrs.

Mabel White, both of Glens Falls: six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Sullivan and Minahan Funeral Home, 67 Park tonight from 7 to 9. The funeral will be conducted Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the funeral home by the Rev. Dr.

William E. Montgomery, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Interment will be in Southside Cemetery, Members of Adirondack Barracks will meet at the funeral home at 7:30 this evening to pay respects to their late member. Mrs. Lester L.

Droulette Mrs. Adeline S. Droulette, 61, wife of Lester L. Droulette, 15 Everts died Saturday afternoon in Glens Falls Hospital, Other survivors are a daughter, Miss Julia Droulette; a son, Lester L. Droulette a sister, Mrs.

Beatrice Hart; two brothers, Kenneth and Joseph Lashway, all of Glens Falls, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Sullvan and Minahan Funeral Home, 67 Park from 7 to 9 tonight. The funeral will be conducted Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the funeral home by the Rev. John Northrup, associate pastor of the First Baptist Church.

Interment will be in Pine View Cemetery. Mrs. Anna Cohen Mrs. Anna Cohen, 19 Northrup Drive, died Saturday afternoon in Glens Falls Hospital after long illness. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Seymour Segan of Glens Falls and Mrs. Arthur Gold of Scarsdale; a brother Salig Isaacson, New York City and several grandchildren, nieces and nephews. The funeral was conducted today in Temple Beth -El by Rabbi Henry M. Weiner. Interment was in Temple Beth -El Cemetery, South Glens Falls.

Funeral of Mrs. Davidson Funeral services for Mrs. Julia F. Davidson, widow of William F. Davidson, were conducted today in St.

Mary's Church. The Rev. Richard Hickey celebrated the solemn high requiem Mass. The Rev. Joseph W.

Hayes was deacon, and Rev. John J. Keegan was subdeacon. Bearers were William Davidson, Robert Davidson, Theodore Davidson and Emile Mainville. Interment was in St.

Mary's, Cemetery. Father Hayes recited prayers of committal. Syracuse University's first AllAmerica football player was tackle Frank (Bill) Horr, named 1908. G.O.P. Candidates and Party Leaders Greet Keating A beaming Sen.

Kenneth B. Keating is greeted by candidates left are State Sen. Albert Berkowitz of Granville, Rep. Carleton Fort Edward and Washington County Treasurer Hermon of state, who introduced Sen. Keating; Assemblyman Richard J.

Warren County Republican chairman; Warren County Welfare William T. Carboy of Chestertown, candidate for Warren County Robert F. Kennedy Coming to City On Wednesday Morning Robert 1 F. Kennedy said today that regardless of the outcome of Tuesday's election he will to Glens Falls on Wednesday, morning to personally express his gratitude to the people here. When Mr.

Kennedy arrived in Glens Falls on Sept. 11 at 1 a.m., four hours behind schedule, 4,000 townspeople had waited to welcome him. Along his way into the city, many people came from their homes -some wearing robes over nightclothes -to wish him well. Kennedy, moved by this demonstration, said he planned to return' to Glens Falls the day after the election. He will arrive at the Warren County Airport about 10 a.m.

Wednesday. From Glens Falls, he will go to Boston to lunch with his brother, Sen. Edward Kennedy, and then go to Washington, where he will confer with Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara about the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Generally Clear Weather Is Forecast For Election Day ALBANY, Nov.

2 (P)-Extended forecasts, as prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau, from 7 a.m. Tuesday to 7 a a.m. Sunday. Eastern New York Moderate to mild weather most of the week and temperatures will average well above normal.

A few showers about Wednesday or Thursday and again by Sunday. Rainfall is expected to be light and Western New Temperatures are expected to average to 7 degrees above normal. Little 4 temperature change until turning cooler about Thursday then warming again Saturday. Showers Tuesday through Thurswith total rainfall expected to average about one-fourth to one-half inch. Temperature normals Day time highs, 47-55.

Nighttime lows, 30-38. Johnson and Kennedy Win School Election President Lyndon B. Johnson and Robert F. Kennedy gained easy victories in a mock election held Monday at Jackson Heights School. Grades 3 to 6 participated in the election, which was supervised by sixth grade students elected as registrars and poll watchers.

President Johnson carried all nine classes participating and won, 129-32. Robert Kennedy carried eight of nine classes and 118-43. Market at Noon NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (P Motors showed some strength in a mixed pre-election stock market early this afternoon. Trading was moderately active.

Changes in key stocks were from fractions to around a point. After early easiness, General Motors advanced a full point and held its gain. Ford and Chrysler gained fractions. Brokers expectd little in the way of a sharp news a advance of the presidential election. The major future exchanges will be closed securities and commodity tomorrow.

Aerospace issues were. 8 little higher on balance following the attack on the U.S. bomber base in South Vietnam. Oils, buildings materials and electronics were mostly higher. Rails, utilities, airlines, drugs and rubbers were mixed.

Vicinity Obituaries Infant Combs ATHOL Gina Maureen, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Combs, died Sunday in Glens Falls Hospital. Other survivors are three sisters, Mrs.

Henry Moulton of Warrensburg, Joan and Kathy Slater of Athol, and a brother, Gilbert C. Slater of Athol. The body is at the Orton and McCloskey Funeral Home. A graveside service will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Warrensburg Cemetery, by the Rev.

Paul E. Sanford rector of the Church of the Holy Cross. TEMPERATURES Official temperatures today at Warren County Airport: 6 a.m., 32; 7 a.m., 33; 8 a.m., 41; 9 a.m., 47; 10 a.m., 48: 11 a.m., 51; 12 Noon, 51; 1 p.m., 54; 2 p.m., 55. Wind, east, 8 knots. Clerk Announces October Totals for Licenses and Permits A total of $1,292.31 was collected for licenses and permits during October, Mrs.

Helen Kenneally, city clerk, reported today. More than half of the money was turned over to Warren County and New York State total was. swelled by frustrated hunters who purchased big game licenses and now must wait for the area woods to be reopened: Licenses and permits issued during the past month include: Marriage licenses, 19; fishing licenses, 13; hunting and fishing, 66; big game, 86; hunting 27; male and spayed female dog licenses, six; lost tags, nine; dog redemption, one; bingo, five; taxi drivers, eight; dynamite permits, three; encroachments, 11; taxi owner, one; free permit, one; copy city charter, one, and copy of city ordinance, one. A total of $759 was turned, over to the state and county, and $533.31 was deposited with the city treasurer. Girl Scout Announces Schedule Adirondack Girl Scout Council meetings scheduled this week are as follows: This evening at 7:30 Areas 1 and 7 will meet at the Youth Room of the First Presbyterian Church.

This meeting will feature holiday crafts with Mrs. Mabel Davies as instructor. The council board meeting will be held Tuesday at 9:45 a.m. in the Youth Room of the church. Commitee chairmen will meet at 9 a.m.

Area 2, which includes Fort Edward and Hudson Falls, will hold a meeting Tuesday evening at St. James Episcopal Church, Fort Edward, where a holiday crafts workshop will be featured. Toastmasters Will Dine Tonight at 6:30 The Adirondack Toastmasters Club will meet tonight at 6:30 at the Queensbury Inn. A Dutch treat dinner will be featured. Francis Halloran, president, will preside at the meeting.

The public and guests are invited. The invocation will be given by Melvin Falb; table topic leader, Dr. Allen E. Elliott; toastmaster, John Herlihy. The general evaluator will be announced prior to the program.

Speakers and their topics for the evening will be Robert Blassey, "Getting the Job Francis Halloran, James Sullivan, "The Dr, Cecil F. Galloup's topic will be announced at the meeting. Fund-Raising Group Meets Tonight at 9 John P. Higgins, chairman of the Warren County Democratic Committee, announced today that the final of the 'campaign fund -raising committee will be held tonight at 9 in party headquarters, Glen St. Anyone with donation for the party may drop it off at the headquarters any time this evening.

Jewish War Veterans Plan Dinner Meeting Cpl. Emanuel Goldberg Post, 149, Jewish War Veterans, will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. for a roast beef dinner at the new Mount Royal restaurant, Lake George Rd. A business meeting will follow, under the chairmanship of Commander Harry Rosenberg. POLITICAL ADVERTISING of Area Extinguish Blazes Glens Falls firemen extinguishtrash fire in" Mason St.

at ed a 11:52 a.m. Sunday. Warrensburg volunteer firemen were to extinguish a blaze summoned at 6:50 p.m. yesterday at the town dump. At 10:45 p.m.

Sunday Queensvolunteer firemen were callbury ed to the home of Harwood 47 Glenwood when Beaty, clothes dryer caught, fire. a Committee Members and party leaders as he arrives at Warren County Airport. From J. King of Saratoga Springs, Assemblyman Lawrence E. Corbett Jr.

Benjamin of Whitehall, all seeking reelection; John P. Lomenzo, secretary Bartlett of Queensbury; Senator Keating; Carl R. DeSantis (rear), Commissioner H. Russell Harris of Queensbury, seeking reelection, and sheriff. Greeting Sen.

Kenneth B. Keating, second from right, are members of the Warren County TeenAge Republican Club, from left: Margery McArthur, Joseph Rudnick, Virginia Eastwood and Three Men Sought In Vermont Robbery New York and Vermont State Police are searching for three unknown white men who robbed an East Poultney, man and his mother at their home at 10 a.m. today and fled with an estimated $1,000. Vermont State Police in Rutland said the three men entered the home of Albert McLaughMin and his mother, demanded money and tied the couple up before fleeing in a late model convertible. Roadblocks have been set up along the New York- Vermont state line.

Dr. Jesse S. Parker Addresses Meeting of Future Physicians Dr. Jesse S. Parker, chief of surgery at Glens Falls Hospital, spoke on the surgical field at the October meeting of the Future Physicians of America Club at Glens Falls Hospital Saturday morning.

The speaker covered the area of surgical instruments, explaining the four main categories into which the instruments fall and their utilization by the surgeon and his assistant. Dr. Parker explained how surgeons are able to see through blood after capillaries and arteries are cut, a matter which had puzzled club members. The speaker also told of requirements every young physician who hopes to enter any surgical field must complete, describing training and initiative necessary for obtaining a. residency in surgery and of the work called for before a resident becomes chief of surgery over others just as well qualified.

The program concluded with film on a backbone operation. Miss Karen Ratchford, president, announced that the next meeting will be Saturday, hospital Nov. 21, at 9 a.m. in the cafeteria. Veterans, Auxiliary Plan Dinner Meeting Adirondack Post, 2475, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Auxiliary, will hold a joint meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m, at the Dante Civic Hall, Cooper St.

Refreshments will be served. Members of the Auxiliary are asked to bring sandwiches and cake. HONORED AT LEHIGH Robert Yaffee, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.

Michael Yaffee, 55 Sheridan is one of nine undergraduate students initiated into membership in Phi Alpha Theta, national history honorary at Lehigh University, recently. I TONIGHT Motion Pictures: Rialto and Paramount Theatres. Adirondack Toastmasters Club, Queensbury Inn, 6:30. International Alliance of Theatrical Stage and Motion Pictures Operators, Local 524, 20 Warren 11:30. Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers, Local 446, 20 Warren 8.

United Assoc. of Plumbers and Steamfitters, Local 773, 20 Warren 8. Perpetual Novena Devotions, St. Mary's Church: 5:15. Good Shepherd Guild, Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, 8.

Queensbury Board of Education, school, 7:30. Ladies Auxiliary to FOE, 2486, Eagles Home, 72 Elm 8:15. Dental Staff Meeting, Glens Falls Hospital, 7:30. Glens Falls Lodge, 81, BPOE, Elks Club, 8. Sisterhood of Shaary Tefila, Synagogue Center, 68 Bay 8.

E. M. Wing Relief Corps, 128, Auxiliary to GAR, American Legion Home, 15 Bay 8. Business and Professional Women's Club, Board Meeting, Crandall Library, 7:30. Electric Lodge, IOOF Hall, South Glens Falls, 8.

Adult Education, Glens Falls Senior High School, machine shop, adv. oil installation, beg. bookkeeping, beg. electricity, beg. sewing, driver education, typing, geometry, real estate, rug braiding, English for foreign born, 7 p.m., principles of management, beg.

conversational French, blueprint reading, English and citizenship, shorthand, 7:30 p.m.; auto mechanics, 7-9 Fredella 7 p.m.; ceramics, 51 First 7 p.m.; furniture refinishing, Jr. High School, 7:30. Board of Public Safety, City, Hall, 4. HOME FROM FLORIDA Miss Anna Condit, 9 Sheridan and Mrs. Frank Brayman, South Glens Falls-Fort Edward have returned from a twoweek tour to Miami, Fla.

SQUIRES TO MEET Glens Falls Circle, Columbian Squires, will meet tonight at 7:30 at the K. of C. Home, Warren St. Chief Squire Terry Barton will preside. BONES OF WARRIORS ROME, Italy (P) Skeletons of two upper paleolithic age hunters, whom archaelogists believe were killed in fighting between rival tribes, have been found in a cave near Papasidero in Calabria.

Both skeletons were well-preserved. One had a stone arrowhead lodged in the chest cavity near the heart and another in his wrist. The second had been buried with his spear beside him. Glens Falls Jewelry Shop 164, Glen Street WILL BE CLOSED till further notice Due to the death of Warren L. Myers (Continued from Page 14) garet Constantineau and Mrs.

Raymond Heil, Court Mater Dei, 1442, hosesses; Mrs. Edgar Purcell, Mrs. Leo Monahan, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Mary Pearson' Clyde and Miss Rose Casey from Court stater Mariae, 1663, Fort Ann, Miss Angela Cicero, Mrs.

Mae Durkin, Miss Myrtle Lyons, Miss Pauline Gravelle, and Mrs. Cochrane, Court Mor477, Fort Edward and Mrs. Margaret rissey, Charles Bennett, Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. Charles Austin, Mrs.

Mrs. Leonard Richard, Woodward and Measeck, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Hubert Hafner; Mrs. John Hack of the Modernettes, Donald Corlew from Kingsbury Grange, Hudson Falls.

The first mass showing to "Conquer Uterine Cancer" will be held Monday, Nov. 9, at 8 p.m. at the Hudson Falls Junior School auditorium, 92 High Main Hudson Falls. Dr. Kenneth Olson of Albany will be the guest speaker and Dr.

George Digman of Cambridge and Washington County Unit president will preside and introduce the program. Both men and women are invited to attend this free Public Education Program. NET SYMPATHY FLOWERS console and comfort simply and beautifully BINLEY FLORIST, INC. TEL. RX 3-9603 Miss Florence E.

Bennett Miss Florence E. Bennett, formerly of 51 Montcalm died Sunday, Survivors include 8 niece, Mrs. James Murphy, this city, and several cousins. Friends may call at the Carleton Funeral Home, 68 Main Hudson Falls, tonight from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.. The funeral will be conducted Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.

at the funeral home by the Rev. James Loghry, pastor of the Advent Christian Church, Hudson Falls. Interment will be in Moss St. Cemetery, Hudson Falls. Mrs.

Hettie E. Shields Mrs. Hettie E. Shields, 79, of 3 Mission died Saturday evening in Glens Falls Hospital after a long illness. She was former resident of Scotia.

Several nieces and nephews survive. Friends may call at the Potter Funeral Home, 136 Warren from 7 to 9 tonight. The funeral will be conducted Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the funeral home by the Rev. George Teague, pastor of Christ Church, Methodist.

A private interment service will be held in North River Cemetery. Funeral of Mrs. Sweeney services for Mrs. Jean Farrell Sweeney of Northfield, wife of William T. Sweeney, a former Cherry St.

resident were conducted today in St. Mary's Church, Glens Falls. The Rev. George Gagnon was celebrant of the solemn high requiem Mass. The Rev.

Richard Fickey was deacon, and the Rev. Vacys Sirka was subdeacon. Bearers were Halsted Farrell, James Farrell, Robert Farrell, Thomas Farrell, Franklin Murphy and Michael Dolan. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Father Sirka recited prayers of committal. Funeral of Mrs. Couture' Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian E. Couture, widow of Charles Couture and a former Glens Falls resident, were conducted today in St.

Alphonsus Church. The Rev. C. Henri Tessier, pastor, was celebrant of the solemn high requiem Mass. The Rev.

Leo F. Potvin was deacon and the Rev. Roland Pettit was subdeacon. Honorary bearers, all members of St. Anne's Sodality of the church, were Mrs.

Axina Brace, Mrs. Anna Ramsey, Mrs. Edith Davignon and Mrs. Lulu Noonan. Bearers were Frank Thomas, Charles Couture, Leo Couture, Michael Couture, Kenneth LaFountain and Raymond Palmer.

Interment was in St. Alphonsus Cemetery. Father Pettit recited prayers at the grave. Alfred J. Hamelin Funeral Funeral services for Alfred J.

Hamelin of Miami, a former Glens Falls resident who died Wednesday evening, will be conducted Tuesday at 9 a.m. in St. Alphonsus Church. Interment will be in St. Alphonsus Cemealtery.

Friends may call at the Regan and Denny Funeral Home, 341 Glen St. tonight from 7 to 9. Glens Falls Lodge, 81, B.P.O. Elks, will hold a Lodge of Sorrow at 7 this evening at the funeral home. Mrs.

Neila Rossman Mrs. Nelia Rossman, 86, of' Bentley Place, Town of Queensbury, died Sunday at Mansell's Nursing Home, Town of Moreau. Mrs. Rossman, a former resident of Largo, WAS the widow of H. Claire Rossman, who died in Largo Aug.

10. Survivors are a son, Laurence Rossman, Town of Queensbury; a granddaughter, Mrs. Paul Blanchard of Marlboro, and a great-grandson, Jeffrey Blanchard of Marlboro. Friends may call the Regan and Denny Funeral Home, 341 Glen tonight and Tuesday from 7 to 9. "Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 11 a.m.

at the funeral home, with the Rev. John J. Northrup, associate pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. The body will then be taken to the Gardner Earl Memorial Crematory in Troy. Beautiful Harker Dinnerware ALL OVENPROOF Come see, in my home all at half-price DeGarmo RX 2-5159 Gansevoort Rt.

32 Queensbury Firemen to Meet The South Queensbury Fire Company will meet at tonight at the firehouse, Lower Dix Ave. President Malcolm Bardin will have charge of a business session. A report on the recent fire drill at the Imperial Color and Chemical Department plant of Hercules Powder Company, will be given by Jesse Stockwell, fire chief. CORRECTION Raymond W. Williams 20, an escapee from Rome State School, was apprehended Saturled in an article in this newspaper day at a residence at West Glens Falls and -not at his I mother's home at 49 Cherry St.

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