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8 8 8 8 8 8 GLENS FALLS TIMES, GLENS FALLS, N.Y., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1964 Hudson Falls News OFFICERS RENAMED BY COUNTY FIRE ADVISORY BOARD Officers of the Washington County Fire Advisory Board were ing in the Kingsbury Hotel, Hudson Falls. Randall T. Edwards chairman of the board, and is also second deputy fire coordinator. M. Stevens, Fort Edward, county fire coordinator; Gordon Hanna, the board; George Burch, Cambridge, third deputy fire coordinator; visor the Town of Kingsbury, and chairman of the Fire Advisory Board of Supervisors; Paul M.

Fisher, Hudson Falls, secretary of coordinator. Annual Skating Party Will Be Conducted on Saturday; Plan Refreshments, Prizes The annual party will be conducted Saturday at Derby Park, according to an announcement made by Mayor G. Roswell Earl at a meeting of the Village Board of Trustees last night in Village Hall. This marks the second year for the affair, which is sponsored jointly by the Village Board and the Hudson Falls Chamber of Commerce. The party will start at 10 a.m.

and is open to all children. Refreshments will be served and trophies awarded. Announcement was made of public hearing of the Zoning Board of Appeals on Thursday at 8 p.m. at Village Hall called on the appeal of Vernon Williams, 99 W. Grand Ballentine Bridge, from the determination of the Village Building Inspector denying his application for permission to sell goods, wares and merchandise at 19 Wall in a residential Class district.

Fire report from Chief Leo LaBelle for January showed fires, two oil burners, fire at seven answered for a two car Union Services in Presbyterian Church For Ash Wednesday Ash Wednesday will be observed tomorrow by union services of worship at 8 p.m. at the Hudson Falls Presbyterian Church sponsored by the Hudson Falls Council of Churches. The service will present as guest preacher, Dr. Jack Cooper, general presbyter of the Presbytery of Albany. Prior to his post with the Presbytery, Dr.

Cooper was pastor of the State Street Presbyterian Church in Schenectady. Special music for the service will be provided by a combined choir member churches. Under the direction of David Fisher, the choir will sing "I See His Blood Upon the Rose," Robertson. Choir rehearsal will begin at 7.p.m. at the Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. William Aubrey will be at the organ and will play prelude, "If Thou But fer God to Guide Thee," Newmark; offertory, "Prayer," Beethoven; postlude, "Supplication," Schreiner. The pastors of the local churches will share in the leadership of the worship. The offering received will be used for the work of the Council of Churches. This is the first event in the Lenten calendar of united observances which will include a series of significant movies to be shown on Tuesday evenings at 7:30 p.m.

in the Methodist Church Feb. 18 through March 17. There will also be a dramatic presentation on Good Friday and the Easter Sunrise service under the leadership of the United Christian Youth Council. Tonight's Events in Hudson Falls St. Paul's Church, Novena in honor of St.

Anne, 7:30. Sandy Hill Lodge, 372, F. and A.M., pancake and sausage supper, business meeting and program to follow. Italian-American Civic Club, meeting, Amity hall, 18 Parry 8:30. Mayotte MacNaughton Post, 918, VFW, business meeting, Legion rooms, Court 8.

Non-Teaching Employes Association of the Hudson Central School District, meeting, Maple St. Elementary, School, 7:30. Court Mater Dei, 1442, CDA, business meeting, St. Mary's Sohool hall, 8. Tri-County Barber Association, installation dinner, Kingsbury Hotel, 7:30.

Sandy Hill Chapter, of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Singing America, rehearsal, Presbyterian Church, 7:30. Choir, rehearsal, church, 7. Zion Adult Enquirer's and Confirmation Class, Parish hall, 7:30. Methodist Commissions, meeting, Official Church Board, meeting, 8:15, church. Troop 57, Boy Scouts, meeting, Methodist Church, 6:30.

Trooy 57, Boy Scouts, meeting, -Baptist Church, 6:30. So. Glens Falls Fort Edward A program featuring civil detense will be held by Mohican Unit, 553, American Legion Auxillary, at its meeting on Tuesday Feb. 18, at 9 p.m, in the Legion Home. A business meeting will be held prior to the program, starting at 8 p.m.

Members are asked to bring a relative or friend to the meeting. Frank Pountain, civil defense deputy director for the town of Moreau, and Saratoga County, will show 0.0.D. film titled "The Town of the Times" starring Ralph Meeker. It WAS shot in White Plains, and depicts the controversy in a typical American community over the question of establishing public shelters in' schools. It demonstrates also the happy ending that can be achieved through concerted community action behind such a project.

A discussion period will follow. and Mr. Pountain will be glad to answer questions. Brownie Troop 167 Holds Investiture Legion Auxiliary To Hear Director With the assistance of Senior Scouts Judy Roehner and Linda Provost; the Brownie Leaders Mrs. Edith Clauss and Mrs.

June Gray held an investiture for Troop 167, on Wednesday at 13 Dorrier Ave. Girls invested were Diane Clauss, Mary Sue Gray, Candance Ramsey. Donna Reynolds, Ellen Daly, Mary Beth and Sheila Robillard, Cecilia Corcoran, Mary Louise Brummagyn, and Pamela Jones. Each girl has earned the right to wear her pin right side up. At the next meeting, each will tell her good deeds, have pin turned around.

Following the investiture, there Was a monthly birthday party for three of the Brownies, Candance Ramsey, Mary Beth Robillard and Mary Louise Brummagyn. Each received from their sister Brownies a "Brownie Friendship book." Two Candidates for Trustees Selected Robert S. Vines and Edward Potter were unanimously nominated as Republican candidates for trustees for the village election to be held on March 17, at meeting of the Republican Committee held last night at Town Hall. More than 100 persons attended the caucus. pointed to serve as chairman of Harry S.

Van Scoy was a a apthe vacancy committee for the coming year. Myron Holderman and Richard Philo were appointed members of the committee. Rehearsals Start For School Play Rehearsals are underway for the presentation of the Junior and Senior Class play, "Out of the Frying Pan," at South High on March 20 and 21, under, the direction of James Liedtke. This delightful farce-comedy, about six young theatre hopefuls in New York City and forts to get a famous producer to see their work, presented successfully on "Broadway, and also made a motion picture after its Broadway run. Unit Sets Meeting Investiture Held By Girl Scouts Girl Scout Troop 11 held an investiture service recently at the South Glens Falls Methodist Church.

The program opened with color guard ceremony. Crystal Cross and Margie Clark were invested as new scouts. Five year pins were presented to Peggy Onderdond, Carol De Grush, Linda Haxstun and Wendy Loveland; six year pins, Christine Cutler; Girl Scout pins to Crystal Cross and Margie Clark. The following badges were awarded: Tree badge, Christine Casey, Lynn Scholerman, Judy Todd and Danielle Lorrain; life saving, Judy Todd; swimmer, Christine Cutler; cat and dog, Hartman; pioneer, Judy Todd; child care, Cindy Murphy; outdoor cook, camperaft, games, backyard camper, Judy Todd and Chirstine Casey; reporter, Danielle Lorrain, Linda Furlong Wendy Loveland, Carol Grush, Judy Todd, Lynn Hartman; six year pin, Donna Stickney and Sue Wallace. Sale to Be Held By Rosary Society A white elephant sale will be held Saturday from 10:30 a.m.

to 5:30 p.m., and Sunday, from 8 a.m. until noon, sponsored by the Rosary Altar Society of St. Michael's Church. Among the items to be featured will be dishes, knickknacks, old jewelry, books, records, toys, small appliances and artificial flowers. A baked food sale will also be held in conjunction with the sale.

Additional committee workers have been announced by the cochairmen, Mrs. Barbara Swan and Mrs. Dorothy Whalen, Mrs. Catherine Bushman, Mrs. Genevieve Preda and Mrs.

Marilyn Rourke. Anyone having items to donate may leave them at the school on Saturday morning or contact the chairmen for pickup. 4-H Saddle Pals Presented Lesson "Proper Grooming Procedures" were demonstrated by Judy Ellsworth and "History of the Horse" was demonstrated by Brenda Porter at a recent meeting of the 4-H Saddle Pals held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maher, leaders.

Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Clifton Sprague and Mrs. Joseph Porter. Bill Ellsworth instructed the club on how to tie a bow line knot. Mr.

Ellsworth will teach additional knots useful to horsemen. A taok party will be held by club members on Feb. 15 from 3 to 8:30 p.m., at which they will clean saddles and bridles and other tack. All members are reminded to bring a box supper. A Valentine party will be held after a brief business meeting and demonstration.

Adult Education Classes Tonight Adult education classes sored by the South Glens Central School scheduled to tonight are: Basic Clothing struction, 7:30 p.m., home nomics room; Bookkeeping, p.m., room 114; Gregg Mrs. Francis Granger, newly hand Refresher, 7:30 p.m., elected president of the Auxil-128; Conversational Spanish, iary to the South Glens Falls p.m., room 203; Beginning Fire Department will preside at Painting, 7 p.m., art room; the monthly business meeting ing, Intermediate, 6:30 at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Board shop. Rooms, Saratoga Ave Intermediate welding will Fund raising projects will be for this week only at 6:30 must be paid at this meeting. morrow the school discussed and dues for the year night.

No, classes will meet Members are urged to attend. of the school vacation. Vicinity Obituaries of Vicinity Jason Benson TOWN OF DAY Jason Benson, 70, a lifelong resident of the Town of Day, waS found dead at his home Monday at 11 a.m. by friends. Mr.

Benson was a former justice of the peace of the Town of Day, and a trustee of the Lake Luzerne Central School District. He had worked as a laborer in a Conklingville saw mill for many years. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Frank Schermerhorn, of Fort Edward; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Flora Palmer, of the Town of Day; and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Densmore Funeral Chapel, 7 Sherman Corinth, by the Rev. H. Borden Adams, pastor of the Rockwell Falls Presbyterian Church of Lake Luzerne. Interment will be in the Conklingville Rural Cemetery, Town of Day, in the spring.

Friends may call at the Densmore Funeral Home, Corinth, tonight from 7 to 9 and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral of Raymond Gagnon 3rd SMITHS BASIN Funeral services for Raymond Francis Gagnon 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Gagnon were conducted Monday at the Allen Funeral Home, Fort Ann, with the Rev.

Nevin Schindler, former pastor of the Kingsbury Baptist Church, officiating. Bearers were Dale, Dana and Arnold Barker and David Graham. Interment was in Moss St. Cemetery, Kingsbury. Vaughan Gomo Funeral POULTNEY.

Vt. Funeral services for Vaughan Gomo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Verleger of Glens Falls, will be conducted Wednesday at 11 a.m, at the Roberts-Lantman Funeral Home here by the Rev.

Steven Cullens of Trinity Episcopal Church. The will be placed in Poultney Cemetery receiving vault, pending interment in the spring. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9. EASTERN STAR TO MEET Fort Edward Chapter, 376, 0.E.8. will met this evening at 8 in Masonic Temple.

A Valentine party will follow the chapter meeting and a mail box will be provided for exchange of Valentines. Mrs. Elizabeth Waite is chairman of the entertainment committee. County Residents Urged To Respond Generously to March of Dimes Campaign "The children are waiting for your answer," Charles Woodcock, chairman of the Washington County March of Dimes, declared today, He was reminding county' residents to respond generously to the March of mall appeal sent out earlier last month. "More than 260,000 of our babies are born each year with significant birth defects," he said.

addition, there are the 11 million Americans, children and adults, who suffer from arthritis and other disabling rheumatic diseases." "Whether these people receive the medical care necessary to give them a change for a nearly normal lite could depend on your support of the March of he reminds people of the county. He pointed out that improved techniques for victims of arthritis and birth defects are being developed at a network. of nearly 70 March of Dimes treatment centers around the nation. "Eventual adoption of these treatment methods in other areas will thus benefit many more patients than could be reached directly through the March of Dimes Center program," he explained. Mr.

Woodcock added that funds are also Services Listed in St. Joseph's Church Ashes will be blessed at the 7 a.m. Mass in St. Joseph's Church Wednesday distributed after each Mass, also at 3:30 p.m. and after devotions at 7:30, Rosary evening, Benediction.

Masses will be celebrated at 7 and 7:30 a.m, each day during Lent, except Saturdays and Sundays and there will be a dally service at 5:15 p.m. Wetherbees Move to New Home in Moreau Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wetherbee and family moved from the house at 278 Broadway to their new home on Tanglewood Drive, Town of Moreau, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard King of 36 Notre Dame St. will move into the house at 278 Broadway shortly. PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE The Fort Edward Public (Schools closed at 11:30 a.m.

today for the Lincoln's Birthday vacation and reopen Monday morning. St. Joseph's School will be in session as usual until Friday when it will be closed for the day. ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICES Ash Wednesday services in St. James' Episcopal Church will be the celebration of Holy Communion at 6:45 and 9 a.m, and evening prayer at 7 p.m.

Imposition of ashes will take place at all services. There will also be Holy Communion at 9 a.m. Friday. DISCUSSION TOPIC The topic to be discussed at the Operation Advance meeting at 7:30 tonight at the home of the Rev. and Mrs.

Bruce Austin is "Mixed World Tensions." David McDougall is discussion leader, CARD PARTY PLANNED A card party, sponsored by the George Satterlee Hose Company Auxiliary, will be held tonight at 8 in the company rooms. Refreshments will be served. Players are reminded to bring their own cards. GUILD WILL MEET meeting of the Wesleyan Service Guild, postponed from last night, will be held next Monday, Feb. 17, at 8 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. Muriel Huffer, Bascom Drive. CHANGE PARTY DATE The date of the Valentine party of Girl Scout Troop 120 has been changed to Friday at 2 p.m. at the home of the leader, Mrs. Marion Williams.

RETURNS TO BASE Raymond Howard has returned to Amarillo Air Force Base, Texas, after having been called home by the death of his father, Frank Howard, 31 Elizabeth St. C.D.A. TO MEET Court Morrissey, 1477, C.D.A., will meet tonight at 8 in the K. of C. Home.

Miss Angela Cicero, grand regent, will preside. VESTRY TO MEET The vestry of St. James Church will meet at the Parish House at 7:30 tonight. LODGE TO MEET Jane McCrea Lodge, 267, IOOF, will meet at 8 tonight in Odd Fellows Home. LIBRARY CLOSING The Fort Edward Free Library will be closed Wednesday for Lincoln's Birthday.

OPERA PRODUCER DEAD NEW YORK, Feb. 11 (P) Samuel Chotzinoff, 74, producer of National Broadcasting Company's operas, died Sunday night in New York Hospital. He had been hospitalized several times this winter for pernicious anemia. pastor of the Granville Methodist Church, officiated. Interment will be in Mountainview West Pawlet, in the spring.

Card of Thanks Mrs. Elaine Lawrence, wife of the late Raymond F. Lawrence, wishes to thank the Intensive Care Unit of the Glens Falls Hospital, Dr. DePann and other doctors as well as friends and neighbors for the kindnesses shown during my bereavement. (Adv.) needed to support March of Dimes research in both defects and arthritis and for continued support to pollo victims.

"I hope everyone in Washington County who has not yet returned his March of Dimes envelope will do it today so that these important programs can Mr. Woodcock said. He said that Washington County, among others, could point with pride to the birth defects department established at the Albany Medical Center where all specialists on the vast hospital staff are available for consultation and other services. Washingion County has given generously toward establishment of this center, he points out, saying Dr. William A.

Peterson, that patients handled there have from Vermont and MasIn a recent letter received from Albany Medical Center Hospital, sachusetts as well as New York. I of birth defects thanks the county orgenization for its generous contributions to the center which has enabled them to pursue their work in department. He notes "we that have actually rendered service to only three or four people from Washington County but two of them were long drawn out protracted cases requiring a number of surgical procedures and a great many days of hospitalization." Washington County chairmen who are serving in 1964 March of Dimes are: Argyle, Harold Adams; Cambridge, Mrs. Chester Dusha and Mrs. Corrine Fairbanks; Clemons, Mrs.

John Moore; Comstock, Mrs. Doris Robinson; Fort Ann, Fred Harris; Fort Edward, Daniel Hayes; Granville, Miss Maureen O'Brien; Greenwich, Paul Moriarity; Hudson Falls, George O'Leary; Putnam, Frank A. Moore, Salem and Shushan, James Tomasi: Whitehall and Hampton, William Stewart. Robert Macey is campaign director: Mrs. Nicholas Ruoto is Mothers March chairman.

choice! GIFT HER WITH FASHIONS "as new as Tomorrow" from our MANY SPLENDORED SELECTION $1:00 HANKIES 50c Tow-ly Shop 209 MAIN ST. HUDSON FALLS Heating Systems Bath Outfits INSTALLED No Money Down 3 Years to Pay 1st payment Aug. Belden Case Moss St. Hudson Falls RH7-4334 reelected at a recent dinner meetGranville (third from left) is Others, left to right: William South Hartford, vice chairman of Clarence G. Hallenbeck, superBoard Committee of the County the board, and first deputy fire Heart Fund Chairmen For Area Listed by Dr.

Joseph Pender Dr. Joseph C. Pender, chairman of the Washington County Heart Chapter, has announced the names of area Heart Fund chairmen. Appointed to leadership posts in Argyle were co-chairmen Mrs. Gordon McEachron and Mrs.

Merritt Reynolds. Mrs. William Bazan will begin her second year as Heart Fund chairman in Fort Ann, and Mrs. Arlene Abbenante and Mrs. Lawrence son will chair the Heart Fund in Hartford.

Upon announcing the appointments Dr. Pender noted that the efforts of these chairmen and their fellow workers will help make possible the research programs of the American Heart Assoc. and the programming of the local heart chapter. At the present time the Washington County Heart Chapter is gaged in the board programming fields of professional and lay education, but more specifically the chapter is dedicated to the area of penicilin prophylaxis for the prevention of rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease. 227 children in Washington County have received the benefits of the program and of the life-giving drug.

With heart Sunday being Feb. 23 and the focal point of the Heart Fund for the entire nation, all of' the local chairmen will observe heart Sunday Week from Feb. 21-28. During this period scores of volunteers will seek assistance for the Heart Fund. Additional and new volunteers are invited to participate in the campaign and may offer services by contacting the chairmen in their township or village.

Sports Film Shown At Rotary Meeting A military film on sports, including boxing, ice boating and curling, was shown at weekly luncheon meeting of the Hudson Falls Rotary Club yesterday noon in the Kingsbury Hotel. Fred Collins, president of the Falls Chamber of Commerce, announced the annual banquet will be conducted Thursday, Feb. 20, at the Hudson Falls High School at 7 p.m. with F. Earl Bach, president of the First National Bank of Glens Falls, 88 speaker.

ASH WEDNESDAY MASSES Ash Wednesday Masses will be celebrated in St. Mary's Church at 6:45 a.m. and 5:15 p.m. Distribution of the Ashes will take place before and after both Masses, and also at 3 and 7:30 p.m. During the Lenten season, daily Mass will be celebrated at 5:15 p.m.

EPISCOPAL SCHEDULE Ash Wednesday will be observed in Zion Episcopal Church with celebration of Holy Communion and imposition of ashes by the Rev. Walter C. Lardner, rector, at 6:30 and 9 a.m. Litany, Healing service and imposition of Ashes will be at 8 p.m. Co-Chairmen Named For Heart Drive in Town of Fort Edward Mrs.

Arvid O'Connell and Mrs. Thomas Duffy have been named co-chairmen of the 1964 Heart Fund campaign in the Town of Fort Edward with the drive being conducted during the month of February. The appointments were announced by Dr. Joseph C. Pender, chairman of the Washington County Heart Chapter, Upon making the appointments Dr.

Pender noted that funds derived from the annual campaign are used to support the works of the American and of the local Heart Chapter with 67 percent of all funds raised remaining in the county to support chapter programming. With a goal of $1,550 in mind, Mrs. O'Connell and Mrs. Duffy are planning a Heart Sunday Week from Feb. 21, 28 with the focal point, Heart Sunday, being Feb.

23, At this. time scores of volunteers will solicit for the Heart Fund. Each worker will carry an identification badge proclaiming Heart to be her "cause." New volunteers are invited to participate in the campaign and may do so by contacting either of the co-chair(men. SO. End Market WED.

SALE SO. GLENS FALLS SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE STEAKS Sandy Hill sawdust fire at Griffin Lumber and one steam mistaken for fire. All village nursing homes were inspected Jan. 31. Police report from Chief Rudy Stautner showed 19 illegal parking with 12 fined $12, one sentence suspended, six sent notices to appear; one stop sign fined $15; three third degree assault, one fined $10 and sentence suspended, one released with $50 bail, charge withdrawn, and one fined $25; one fraudulent check, 30 days at Salem Jail; three disorderly conduct, two fined $10 each and one fined $25; total fines collected, $97; 133 calls answered, 50 investigations, seven doors unlocked, 18 accidents reported.

Water report from Superintendent Henry Driscoll was read and approved. A request from Donald Flint, Spruce and Maple seeking slow traffic sign for the corner of Spruce and Brook was added to others planned for this spring. A letter of commendation was read from Donald E. Bain, State Conservation Officer, thanking the Village Board for its cooperation in last fall's fire ban during the dry period. Residents were reminded of the Village Election planned for March 17 and the annual Grievance Day set for Feb.

18 at Village Hall from 1 to 6 p.m. The board discussed the underground exploration work currently under way at Derby Park to locate additional water suppiles for the village. Proposals are now being accepted for opening on Feb. 24 the board concerning demolition and removal of the old apartment house owned by the village and located at Main and Depot Sts. Specifications for its removal have been prepared for the village by Rist, Bright and Frost of Glens Falls.

Sportsmen Conducting Membership Campaign The annual membership drive of the Hudson Falls Fish and Game Club is now underway. Thomas M. Hanley is chairman. It is hoped by club officers to enroll all of the 1963 members and many additional members into the 1964 membership roll. Chairman Hanley suggests that all 1963 members desiring to continue their membership contact him or any officer of the club.

It is only with a large membership, Mr. Hanley said, that the club is able to maintain recre-1 ation grounds which are available to the public. Considerable improvement to the roadways in the grounds and to the rifle range was made last summer, and additional improvements are planned for the coming summer. One of the long range projects of club members is erection of a clubhouse on the property. A meeting of the club will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m.

in the rooms of the Paris Hose Comed pany. and A program refreshments will will be presentAny interested person is invited to attend. PERSONALS Mrs. J. Edison DeRidder, Main is transacting business in New York City.

ST. PAUL'S SERVICES Celebration of Masses in St. Paul's Church on Ash Wednesday will be at 7 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Imposition of Ashes will be before and after the Masses, at 11 a.m., and after benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 7:30 p.m, During the Lenten season, daily Mass will be celebrated at 5:30 p.m., and the Way of the Oross will be held Fridays at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.

AUXILIARY TO MEET Mayotte MacNaughton Post, 918, VFW Auxiliary, meets tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Legion home with Mrs. Yvonne Boisselle, president, presiding. A SOcial hour will follow. TO MARK HOLIDAYS The Hudson Falls Free Library will be closed on Lincoln and Washington's Birthdays WED.

ONLY Sausage 5 bag lb. 2.00 END CUTS Pork Chop lb. 25c CENTER Pork Chops lb. 65c BONELESS Loin Pork 1b. COUNTRY STYLE Pork Ribs lb.

39c WHOLE Pork Loin lb. 45c BONELESS Daisys First Prize lb. 69c Sliced BACON lb. LETTUCE Hd. CARROTS 2 pkg.

CABBAGE 2 lbs. 25c GREEN PEPPER doz. 39c ONIONS 3 lbs. 19c U.S. NO.

1 ARGYLE Potatoes. 10 lbs. 39c Bag 1.59 NAVEL Oranges doz. 69c G'r Fruit Falls meet Coneco- 7:30 Shortroom 7:30 Oil Weldp.m., meet toto- because D. Hurley GRANVILLE.

William D. Hurley, Monday morning at the Indian River Nursing Home following a long illness. Mr. Hurley was born in Sandgate, Vt. on Dec.

26, 1893. Jewett Surviving Johnson, are four Hartford, sisters, Mars. John Smith, Belcher, Mrs. Roy Van Avery, Granville, and Mra. Wayne Rice, Pulaski; two brothers, Roy of Fort Edward, and Stanley of Granville; and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the McHenry and Roberts Funeral Home, Granville, by Rev. J. Duke King, pastor of the Rupert, Vt. Congregational Church.

Interment will be in Rupert, in the Spring. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9. Funeral of Delbert P. Kenyon SARATOGA SPRINGS Funeral services for Delbert P. Kenyon, 55 Union were conducted today at the Lattimore Funeral Home, 224 Milton Ballston Spa.

The Rev. Rollin I. Tingley, pastor of the First Baptist Church, this city, officiated. Interment was in Greenridge Cemetery. Funeral of Mrs.

Skellie: SALEM Funeral services for Mrs. Chirilla I. Skellie, wife of Nelson M. Skellie, were conducted today at the McClellan Funeral Home. The Rev.

Albert T. Stoddard, pastor of the United Presbyterian Church, officiated. Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Leslie Hayes Funeral HAGUE Funeral services for Mrs.

Minnie Jane Hayes, wife of Leslie Hayes, were conducted today in the Wesleyan Methodist Church with the Rev. Stanley Tabor officiating. Interment was in Hague Cemetery. Funeral of Roy D. Parker GRANVILLE Funeral services for Roy D.

Parker, State were conducted today at the Robert M. King Funeral Home. The Rev. Arthur F. Hagy Jr.

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