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THE POST-STAR, GLENS FALLS, N.Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1967 At ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Four Persons Hurt in Three Crashes on Area Highways E. Victor Wiley Dies In Albany A Hospital Calves, Bull Lost in Fire Mart Scores Sixth Day Of Advance sion following a two-car acci ('' Elwvn-Victor Wiley, 67, prom-! inent Hudson Falls resident and a former publisher and radio personality, died yesterday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Albany, after an illness of several months. A resident of Hudson Falls for 31 years, having moved there to purchase the Hudson rails Herald, a weekly newspaper, Mr. Wiley has been identified with many organizations. He was a member and past presi dent of the Hudson Falls Rotary Club and a past district governor of the 719th District of Ro tary International.

After publishing the Hudson Falls Herald for a number of years, Mr. Wiley discontinued the newspaper and entered the radio business with Station WWSC, Glens Falls, where he presented a program called "The Hudson Falls Herald of the Air." He continued this for a num ber of years, and then went back into the commercial print ing business on the ground floor of the building in which he lived at 40 Maple St. Several years ago he disposed of the business. Mr. Wiley was a member, past director, and former secretary of the Hudson Falls Chamber of Commerce, and was active in civic affairs for many years.

He was a member of Sandy HilJ Lodge, 372, F. and A.M., and a member of the Wheel and Pitch Campers Association. He was a veteran of World War 1, and a member of Hudson Falls Post, 574, American Legion, and of Adirondack Bar racks, Veterans of World War 1. Vicinity Obituaries dent at Oak and John Streets in Hudson Falls about 11:45 a.m. yesterday.

Hudson Falls police Investi gated. A 72-vear old Cambridge man was injured by an auto while sitting in his house trailer watching television about 5:35 p.m. yesterday. State Police reported Walter Burke, of RD 1, suffered contusions and abrasions of the right leg and abrasions of the left side of the jaw but said he would consult his own physician. According to State Police, Mrs.

Bessie Young, 52, of Cambridge, was backing out of the parking lot of the Innisfail Restaurant on Rte. 22 in the Town of Jackson, when she backed across the road and into the house trailer. Burke was sitting in a chair tilted back against the wall of the trailer when the accident occurred, po lice said. Mrs. Young was Issued two summonses and was ordered to appear before Town of Jackson Justice of the Peace Francis Ackley on May 4.

Trooper M. D. Westcott, of the Salem State Police Patrol, investigated. Pilots (Continued from Page 1) ton, perhaps from President Johnson. The plant within the city pro vided power from two 5 million watt generators to mills that have turned out 95 per cent of the cement produced in North Viet Nam.

Cement is important to the Vietnamese war effort in construction of supply storage areas and repair of roads and bridges broken by bombing. Signals evidently were crossed for a while on the precise location of this plant because a Saigon spokesman said in response to questions that it was outside the city proper. The Pentagon was silent, leaving that angle to men on the scene. Officers aboard the Kitty Hawk pinned it down. Associat ed Press Correspondent Q.

White was given a map which showed the target to be within Haiphong. IT 31116(1 V1S3 To See Mother RENSSELAER (AP) The, Soviet Union has helped to re unite an Upstate New York man and his Czechoslovakian family whom he had not seen for near ly 30 years. William Hnetila, 50, of Rens selaer, who left Czechoslovakia in 1938, flew there in March when he learned his mother was ill. He was told that the town where she lived, Borzavke, had become a part of the Soviet Union in 1945 and was not included on his visa. Hnetila was granted a special visit permit by the Soviet Union and allowed to make a brief visit.

"Everywhere the Russians were very friendly," he said. Hnetila was born in the United States but went with his parents to their native Czechoslovakia in 1927. He was separated from them in 1938 and returned to America. He lives with his wife and two daughters. They reside at 9 Aiken Ave.

Looking for Ring; Sets Hotel Afire LONDON, (AP) More than 100 guests were roused at May-fair's smart Westbury Hotel early Thursday when the wife of the hotels owner accidentally set it on fire. Lady Maxwell, 38, wife of Sir Alexander Maxwell, chief of the international Knott Hotel Group which owns the Westbury, had lost a ring and could not find it. "I had a lighter so I lit it, then kneeled down to see if the ring was under the bed. The bed caught fire," she explained to newsmen. Her nightdress also caught fire, but she beat out the flames with a wet towel.

Her room and her husband's, which adjoins it, were extensively damaged and a general fire alarm called hotel quests from their beds. "It was so embarrassing," said Lady Maxwell. The ring? She found it while beating out the flames. Legal Advertisements Taxi Cabs CALL GLOBE TAXI Patronize the taxi that will glr you aerrloe when you need lt. RX 2-1234 or RX 3-1234 Personals Corinth Aquarimt TROPICAL FISH A SUPPLIES 304 W.

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RX 2-6344 Business Services Offered BUILDING and remodeling all types of carpentry work. RX 3-2704. BULLDOZING GRADING SAND TOP SOIL STONE FILL KINGSBURY TRUCKING RH 7-0515 An estimated 20,000 persons attended Benjamin Franklin's funeral April 21, 1790, in Christ Church yard, Philadelphia. Legal Advertisements NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of Hartford Central School District No. 1, Town of Hartford, will receive sealed bids on the following at the Office of the Board of Education, Hartrord Central School, until 8:00 P.M., Eastern Daylight Saving Time on Wednesday, May 10, 1967: (a) Fuel Oil (b) 3 pt.

Bottled Milk Bid eheeta specifying type and quantity may be obtained from the The Board reserves the right to: reject any and all bids. Signed: Malcolm Atkinson School District Clerk NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of Central District No. 1, Towns of Lake George, Bolton, Queensbury and Fort Ann (commonly known as Lake George Central School) hereby Invites sealed bids on the following; Fuel Oil 2 Fuel Oil 4 Sealed bids will be received until 10:00 A.M., May 2, 1967 at the Prin cipal's Office, Lake George Central School, Lake George, New York, at which time they will be publicly opened. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject all bids. Specifications and bid sheets may be obtained at the Principal's Office from 9:00 A.M.

to 3:00 P.M. each day Monday through Friday. Joyce Nichols Clerk, Board of Education NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of Central District No. 1, Towns of Lake George, Bolton, Queenshury and Fort Ann (commonly known as Lake George Central School) hereby Invites sealed bids on the following: Milk Sealed bids will be received' until 10:00 A.M., May 3, 1967 at the Principal's Office, Lake George Central School, Lake George, New York, at Which time they will be publicly opened. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject all bids.

Specifications and bid sheets may jbe obtained at the Principal's Office from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. each day Monday through Friday. Joyce Nichols Clerk. Board of Education Notice Is hereby given that license No.

396LU5 has been issued to the undersigned to sell liquor, wine and beer at retail In a restaurant under section 132A of the Alcoholic Bever age Control Law at Woodbine Cot tage, 75 Dleskau Street, Town of Lake George, Warren County, N.Y., for on premises consumption. SAMUEL P. MoFERSON, (dba) WOODBINE COTTAGE, 75 DIESKAU STREET, TOWN OF LAKE GEORGE, WARREN COUNTY, N.Y. Notice is hereby given that license No. 39TL23 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell liquor, wine and beer at retail In a tavern under section 133 A of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at Call Street, Lake Luzerne, N.Y.

12836, for on premises consumption. -HARRY L. and NORMA JEAN TOWERS (dtoa) NORM'S HIDEAWAY, CALL LAKE LUZERNE, N.Y. 12838 Legal Advertisements Fltnnt Monthly Ritat PreptiMl Monthly Rltll fUTI SOS 4.41 AS TOO 4.7 (II a mi 8 10 Id I 30 J.M 1.93 Business Services Offered CUSTOM made allp covers At dra peries made to oraer work guaranteed, will bring earn-plea, give estimate Installed complete. Call tc make appointment, L.

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A better place for upholstering slip covers. RX 2-4486, RX 2-4770, JOHN BLOCK, 95 Broad St. CALL LAZARUS for the finest workmanship In "custom made" SLIPCOVERS DRAPES UPHOLSTERY. PhOns 792-2929 or 793-0011. SCHLAKE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERINO 14 twT.

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C. GOSS SERVICE CO. CALL RX 2-4258 Watch Repairing NYSTAD, JEWELERS WILL RE-OPEN END OF APRIL 52 Saratoga So. Glens Falls WATCH REPAIRING B. O.

HUNTLEY 14A Qlen St. In Dylan's EMPLOYMENT Important Notice: The New York State Law Against Discrimination and the Federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibit discrimination in employment because of sex unless based on a bona fide occupational qualification. Help Wanted and Situation Wanted advertisements are arranged In columns captioned "Male" and "Female" for the convenience of readers and are not Intended as an unlawful limitation or discrimination based on sex. Employment Agencies JOB OF THE DAY! Keypunch operator short temporary position, 2 days a wk. No fee for temporary staff.

HEBER ASSOCIATES RX S-272T Interview 9-4 37 Chester St. Help Wanted Female 32 BABYSITTER wanted immediately. Live in or out. Kefs, required. RX 2-3301.

BABYSITTER in my home, 5 days, p.m. 2 children, $30 a week RH 7-4443. BABYSITTER, live in, refs. required. 792-1007.

APPLY now: mature woman for seasonal shop clerk full and part-time openings at Btorytown and Gaslight Village. Apply In person at Gaslight Village, Lk. N.Y. BABYSITTER wanted 3 to 11 p.m. Fort Edward.

Call RH 7-9037 anytime. CLERK TYPIST General office work, bookkeeping helpful, opportunity for advancement, full benefits. See Mr. Shaw, Protective Loan Northway Plaza, Glens Falls. COOK In private home two meals a day, call RX 3-2118.

Cocktail Waitress Apply Montcalm Rest. L.G. 668-5718. CURB waitress wanted at Zack's, Hudson Falls. Apply bet.

1 A i only. No phone calls. EXP. CLEANING lady, housekeep ing cottages. Bolton Rd.

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Call RH 7-6094. HOUSEKEEPER general house work plain cooking, references required, 793-0058 before 10 jn. or after Four persons were injured as the result of three accidents investigated by area police agencies yesterday. Two persons were hurt In a two-car collision on Glen St. near Clark's Department Store about 2:15 p.m.

Treated in the emergency room of Glens Falls Hospital and released were Mrs. Sharon Carlton, 24, of 15 Montcalm who reported possible chest in juries. Her child, Kelly, three, had possible head injuries. According to Town of Queens-bury police, the injured were passengers in an auto driven by Mrs. Carlton's husband, ,29.

Police said the car was halted in the northbound lane waiting for traffic to make a left turn into the parking lot when it was struck from the rear by another northbound car driven by Mrs. Ann Liapes, 53, of 17 Greenway Dr. The injured were taken to the hospital in a sheriff's patrol car. The accident was investigated by Town of Queensbury Chief of Police LeRoy Phillips. Liguora Tucker, 46, of 189 Main St, Hudson Falls, was reported in fair condition at the hospital with a possible concus- Hudson Falls Obituaries Mrs.

Flora M. Dube Mrs. Flora M. Dube of 283 Main died Thursday afternoon in Glens Falls Hospital following a short illness. She was the widow of Roland F.

Dube. A communicant of St. Paul's Church, she was a member of St. Anne's Sodality. Mrs.

Dube was owner and operator of the F. M. Dube Wallpaper this village, for 38 years. Survivors are two sons, Bertram J. and Robert F.

Dube, both of Hudson Falls; and one grandson, Edward Dube, Hudson Falls. Funeral services will be con ducted Saturday at 9 a.m. in St. Paul's Church where a requiem Mass will be celebrated. Interment will be in St.

Paul's Cemetery. Friends may call at the Carle- ton Funeral Home, 68 Main today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. James E. Hanley James E. Hanley.

58. died early Thursday morning after a 1 A. w-r snort limess. tie was a member of St Mary's Church and veteran of World War II. Surviving are two brothers.

Thomas M. Hanley of Hudson Falls and Michael J. Hanley of L.aKe bunnyside. Friends may call at Riley brotners funeral Home, 51 Main from 7 to 9 D.m Saturday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday.

Edward Evans Funeral Funeral services for Edward Evans, 60; of Newburgh, a di rector of the Hudson Valley Vol unteer iremen's Association, and well known locally, who died Tuesday night, will be conducted today at 2 p.m. at Per-rott's New Windsor Memorial Chapel, Route 94, opposite Wood-lawn Cemetery, New Windsor. Funeral of Elmer G. Hafner Funeral services for Elmer G. Hafner, 62, Kingsbury, were conducted Thursday at the Car-leton Funeral Home, 68 Main by the Rev.

Richard Patterson, pastor of the Kingsbury Baptist Church. Bearers were Albert Durkee, Wyman Goodspeed, Donald Durkee, Karl Hafner, Donald Gaul-in and Richard Yole. Interment was in Kingsbury Cemetery. Louis Sawyer Funeral Funeral services for Louis Sawyer of 1 Olive Town of Fort Edward, will be conducted Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Carleton Funeral Home, 68 Main by the Rev.

Donald Lewis, pastor of the Hudson Falls Meth odist Church. Interment will be in Union Cemetery, Fort Ed ward. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. SP4 Howard E. Beagle Funeral Funeral services for Army SP4 Howard E.

Beagle, 21 who was killed in action April 10 in Vietnam, will be conducted to day at 1:30 p.m. at the Carlton Funeral Home, 68 Main by the Rev. Rollin I. Tingley, pasbr of the First Baptist Church, Saratoga Springs. Inter ment will be in Pine View Ceme tery.

In Memoriam In lovine memory of our dearest wife and mother, Mrs Mildred Merchant, who passed away one year ago. Her busy hands are resting now, Her work on earth is done, Gone is the face we loved so dear, Silent the voice we would love to hear. Husband, Daughters (Adv.) and Sons Card of Thanks The family of Paul Bccman Lindsey wishes to thank friends and neighbors, Dr. Luria, Dr. Harrison, staff of ICU, Glens Falls Hospital and everyone who helped in any way at the time of their recent bereavement.

(Adv.) A large barn was destroyed by fire last night and five calves; and a bull were lost. The barn was on the farm of James Dow, Clark near CI arks Corners. According to initial reports, the fire was discovered between 8:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Flames from about 5,000 bales of burn ing hay in the barn were visible for miles.

Three pumpers from the South Glens Falls Volunteer Fire Co. and one from Gansevoort were the scene. Firemen were hampered by lack of water. No personal injuries were reported It was also reported that several cows were led from the burning structure before it collapsed. Firemen were still on the scene about midnight Local Obituaries Kenneth S.

Anst Kenneth S. Aust, 62, of West Mountain Town of Queens-bury, died at 8:40 a.m. Thursday in Glens Falls Hospital. He was owner and proprietor of Aust's grocery store, Vander-heyden since 1929. He at tended the Harrisena Commu nity Church.

Survivors include his wife, Gladys; two sons, Douglas K. Aust of Glens Falls and Richard P. Aust of Albany; one sister, Mrs. Harold Silbereisen of Sun City Center, two brothers, James W. Aust of Lake Placid and William H.

Aust of Spier Falls and four grandchil dren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Regan and Denny Funeral Home. 341 Glen with the Rev. Calvin Wilson, pastor of the Harrisena Community Church, officiating.

Interment will be in Lake Luzerne Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Friends may call at the fu neral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Edith M. LaVoy Mrs.

Edith M. LaVoy, 91, of 10 Montcalm died at 2:40 a.m. Thursday in the Collins Nursing Home, Fort Edward, following a long illness. She was the widow of Dennison F. LaVoy and a member of the Church of the Messiah.

Survivors Include one daughter, Mrs. Gretchen Wilcox of Seattle, one son, Leland M. LaVoy of Glens Falls and one granddaughter, Mrs. Fay Alpaugh of Seattle, Wash. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 10 a.m.

at the Regan and Denny Funeral Home, 341 Glen with the Rev. Arthur Clum, assistant rector of the Church of the Messiah, officiating. Interment will be in Glens Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. SP4 Beagle Funeral Funeral services for Army SP4 Howard E.

Beagle, who! was killed in action on April 10 in Vietnam, will be conducted today at 1:30 p.m. at the Carle- ton Funeral Home, 68 Main Hudson Falls. The Rev. Rollin I. Tingley, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Saratoga Springs, will officiate.

Interment will be in Pine View Cemetery. Miss Galusha Funeral Funeral services for Miss Al- pharetta (Allie) A. Galusha, a former resident of 26 East Washington who died early Tuesday morning in the Glen Haven Nursing Home, will be conducted today at 11 a.m. at the Regan and Denny Funeral Home, 341 Glen with the Rev. Dwight Ewing, assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating.

Interment will be in Glens Falls Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Winchell (Continued From Page 4) for writing a Rose is a Rose is a Rose) had a pauper funeral in Pans. In her home at one time there hung over One Mil lion bux worth of Picassos G-man Chief J. Edgar Hoover gets up early on the Sabbath to cook popovers. At the end of May TWA (Hey, that's poetry!) will star "Chasen's Chili" on the 10:45 p.m.

jets. Movie stars no long er will ask what the picture is on those flights, but "will they serve Chasen Chili?" Publicist Larry Gore plans staging a "Miss I'll Do Any thing For Publicity" contest. He says the lucky girl who wins will regret it The Greenwich Manero's crowd suspect Mary Alice Firestone (unwind ing from the tire heir at Palm Beach) has her next picked out. A ballet dancer? A Negro porter's line: "The rich drink when they feel like it. We poor folks have to drink all day." Distributed by King Features Syndicate CYCLONE KILLS 25 CALCUTTA, India (AP) Twenty-five persons died in a cyclone that swept eastern India's Tripura State Monday.

according to reports reaching Calcutta Thursday night. They said more than 200 were injured and several thousand were homeless. NEW YORK (AP) The stock market showed unexpect ed resilience Thursday, weathering iome weakness and then going on to score its sixth straight daily advance. Trading was active. Even more Important from the viewpoint of Wall Street chartists was the ability of the Dow Jones industrial average to make a new recovery high.

The Dow industrials rose 4.68 to 878.62, topping the year's high of 876.67 made March 23. N.Y. Stock Exch. Furnished through the courtesy of Spencer Trosk Company Members N.Y. Stock Exchange CLOSING PRICES APRIL 20 Allied Chem 40 Alcoa 89 1 Amer Can 56 1 Amer Elec Pwr 39 Amer Motors 10V Amer Tel Tel 59- Amer Tob 35 Anaconda 84 Atchison 29V4- Atl CL 75 Beth Steel 37 Cdn Pacific 63V- Ches Ohio 68 Chgo NW 92 Chrysler 42 Clev Electric 40 Colum Gas 27- Comw Edison 55Y4 Cons Edison 35 Cons Nat Gas 28 Del Hud 3478 Det Edison 32- DuPont 153 234 East Kodak 148 IV Flintkote 23 Ford 53 Gen Electric 93 1 Gen Foods 72 1 Gen Motors 80- Goodyear 43 Yi GtNoRy 56V4 Gulf Oil 65- Hercules Powd 49- Houst Lt Pwr 48- IBM 468 1 111 Cent 87 Indian Head Mills 24 Intl Harv 36 Intl Nickel 90 Intl Paper 29 Johns Manv 58- Kan City South 42- Lou Nash 91 Nia Pwr 22 Norf 4 West 106 NY Central 71-, Owens-Ill Glass 59 Pac Gas Elec 37- Panh EPL 36- Pa RR 57- Peoples Gas Lt 35 Phila Electric 34V Proct Gamb 83 Yi 35 Rio Grande 20 Scott Paper 28- Seabd 50 Sears Roeb 54 1V4 South Cal Edison 40 South Pacific 30 Yi South Ry 52 Std Oil Cal 59- Std Oil NJ 62- St Regis Paper 30 st Liouis m- uYi vs Swift 54 Vi Texaco 75- Union Bag 39V4 Union Carbide 54 Union Pacific 39- Yk United Aircraft 92- Ys United Merch 23 US Steel 46 Western Pacific 37 Westg Electric 55 Woolworth 22 Xerox 290 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Comp.

Vol. Close Chng. 174,700 Avco 45 4 173,900 RCA 52- 156,600 Pac Pet Ltd 13 V4 154,700 Thiokol 25 97,800 Chrysler 42 84,400 Control Data 73 5 82,800 Zenith 62 79,500 Std Oil NJ 62- 78,600 Magnavox 39- 1 76,300 Crown Zeller 53- 74,500 Gen Instru 56 2 fifi.700 Olp.n AlnVn 19.U.4- 4 66,700 Mont Ward 66,500 Atl Richfd pf 65,700 Meredth Pub ZJ78T 8 77 36 DOW JONES AVERAGES 30 Industrials 20 Railroads 229.03- .27 15 Utilities 140.43 .19 LOCAL QUOTATION Bid Asked Glens Falls Insur ..53 54 zzi Economical let our experience guide you in tha election of family monument. Maoa of Seioct Barr ranK that it otw- I BARRE 1 nted, 6rrt wej QJj)J Monument is portna- tribute to yow Monument! I Roland Giroux, Prop. Cof, Mala Schuyler in.

Htrfsoa Fells RH 7-4170 Pomeroy M. Bott INDIAN LAKE Pomery Bott, 63, died suddenly Thurs day morning while at work. Mr. Bott was caretaker for the Lewey Lake campsite and was employed by the Conservation Department for the last eight years Survivors are his wife, Gwendolyn, two step-sons, Philip Genthner of Huntington, L.I., and Dr. Daniel Genthner of Pennsylvania, and one sister.

Mrs. Ronald Billendeck, Rock- ville Center, Funeral services will be con ducted Saturday at 9 a.m. at the First Baptist Church by the pas tor, the Kev. Louis Carawana Interment will be in Greenwich, Conn Friends may call at the First Baptist Church all day today. Ora Goodnow Funeral CORINTH Funeral services for Ora L.

Goodnow, a retired employe of the International Paper Corinth, who died at his home, 315 Oak Tuesday, will be conducted today at 11 a.m. at the Densmore Funeral Home, 7 Sherman Ave. with the Rev. Everett Elliott, pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Corinth Rural Cemetery.

Funeral of Mrs. French WHITEHALL Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Gfayce French of 55 Skene Whitehall, wife of Sgt. Kenneth A. French, wno died Monday at her home, were conducted Thursday at the Jill-son Funeral Home with the Rev.

A. H. Ganoung, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Interment was in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Fair Haven, Vt. Bearers were Robert Purdy, Wilfred Day, Clifford Chadwick, George Brown, Frank Brown and Fred Stiles.

Funeral of Frank Lawrence SARATOGA SPRINGS Funeral services for Frank M. Lawrence were conducted Thursday afternoon at the Buss ing Funeral Home. The ev. Rodney P. Scoville and the Rev.

Howard R. Foye officiated. In terment was in Ureennage Cemetery. Bearers were Julius M. Mon- csko, Lewis M.

French, Joseph E. V. WILEY Besides his wife, Clara, he is survived by two sons, Richard, Wiley of Tuscola, 111., and Bruce Wiley of Hudson Falls; a daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hunsperger, Commack, L.I.; four grandchildren; a brother, Frank Wiley, St. Petersburg, a sister, Mrs.

Cecil Kelley of Gillette, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Carle-ton Funeral Home, 68 Main Hudson Falls, Sunday only, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. at the funeral home by the Rev. David S.

Blackshear, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Hudson Falls. Interment will be at the convenience of the family. Raymond T. Miller LAKE GEORGE Raymond T. Miller, 68, died Wednesday evening in the Glens Falls Hos pital.

He was a member of Lake George Post, 374, American Legion. Survivors include one son Raymond W. Miller of White River Junction, Vt; one granddaughter, Mrs. Donna Miller of White River Junction, Vt; one brother, Howard C. Miller, re siding at the home of Charles E.

Hawley, East Side, Lake George; and several nieces, nehews, grandnieces and grand- nephews. Funeral services will be con ducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Stafford Funeral Home, 90 Montcalm Lake George with the Rev. Delbert Smith, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Corinth, officiating. Interment will be in Corinth Rural Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Johnson Funeral funeral serv ices for Charles T. Johnson of Rock Hill who died Tues day at his home, will be con ducted today at 2 p.m. at the Garrett Funeral Home by the Rev.

Robert Crawford, pastor ot toe Lakeville Baptist Church, assisted by the Rev. Nathaniel Taylor. Interment will be in Greenwich Cemetery. Mr. Linendoll Funeral f-uneral serv ices for James A.

Linendoll of RD 2, Greenwich, who died Tuesday in Mary McClellan Hospital, Cambridge, will be conducted today at 2 p.m. at the Flynn Bros. Funeral Home by the Rev. John B. Columbus, pastor of the Greenwich Centenary Methodist Church.

Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Salem. Funeral of Mr. McFarland SALEM Funeral services for Arthur McFarland who died suddenly Tuesday in Mary McClellan Hospital, Cambridge, were conducted Thursday at the McClellan Funeral Home by the Rev. Aram Zelveian, pastor of the Salem Methodist Church. Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery.

Miss Drooby Funeral BOLTON LANDING Funeral services for Miss Mary Drooby of Bolton Landing, who died Monday at her residence, will oe conducted today at 10:30 a.m. at the Bennett Funeral Home Geneva, and at 11 in St. Michaels Orthodox Church. Mrs Towne Funeral TICONDEROGA Funeral services for Mrs. Belle M.

Towne of 405 Montcalm Ti- conderoga, wife of Edward Towne, who died Wednesday in Moses-Ludington Hospital, will be conducted today at 10 a.m. at the Wilcox Funeral Chapel with the Rev. William Groshans officiating. Interment will be in Valley View Cemetery. Funeral of Mr.

Adanison GREENWICH Funeral serv ices for Charles H. Adamson, who died Monday while at work with the Town of Easton High way Department, were conducted Thursday at the Garrett Funeral Home by the Rev. James L. Lowery, rectory of St. Paul's Episcopal Church Interment was in Greenwich Cemetery.

The Everglades National Park in Florida had more than million visitors last year, for the first time in its 19-year history. 1 Tarantino, E. Barnes Dunlap Tu TVf Rinl-olh-mnt nnrl Paul 1 1 1 1 if. IVUiiJUUL R. American Exch.

CLOSING PRICES APRIL 20 Aerojet 328 Braz Lt Pwr 11- CCI 10 Colonial Sand 8 Dorr-Oliver 29- Falcon Sbd 8- Flying Tiger 36 Genisco 12 GTI 10 Hartfield Stores 10 Kawecki 40 Ltv Electro 18 Creole 33- Mead Johnson 29 Microdot 38 1 Mohawk Air Lin 18 Molybdenum 59 2 Plume Atw 29 4 Pyle Natl 29 7i Reliance Ins 36 3. Saxon Paper 27 Scurry Rainbow 19-Shattuck Denn 10 Signal Oil A 28- Solitron 204 Struthers Wells 14 Syntex 97 Technicolor 20 Unit Air Prod 16- Univ Controls 6- 2 1 Mi v. Xtra 79 2 Zapata 64 a NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGES IN TELEPHONI RATES IN THE CAMBRIDGE EXCHANGE Notice Is hereby given that the following proposed changes In telephone rates In the Cambridge exchange have been filed with the Publie Service Commission to be effective May 1, 1867. rut Hat Buxintll Inilltldull Line Multl-Ftrtj Llnt BfuMfnre Indlll'lllll I.lnt J-rrty Lln 4-Prtv l.lno UulU-i'trtu Unit OiiuMt the bin nt ill Mrrirst ether thui Btdtl-pirtjr lias at lubiwt is loctlltf rttci In plaoe of tho riU shown, Not auotod la the bue nU ana. The above proposed changes in rates ars being made as the result of growth In total stations, leas residents extension stations.

In the Cambridge primary calling area. The proposed rates are the same as tboee now in effect in exchanges having primary calling areas of comparable size. NEW YOKE TELEPHONE COMPANY.