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fi jptearro5vc; iff 38 Joamol Wednesday October 6 1971 DEATHS aAYLSTajf Pougflkaapala anfarad rnfa mt Tuooday, (Ooobor I. If 71). Ill mr if waow or Eikm M. Bavtov In Vail taBd. aimhfci Qooroa A.

Bayloy and manor of J. AAjwwViMk Kaviaw. Fanaral aarvlroo will bo hald at Parretrs Funeral Horn. I kV Grand Avorwa, Nawtwrgn an inwrsoay vonlna at 00. Burial win In Hollywood Camatary, Upton.

Ntw Jarsay. Prtonds may tan an Wadnasday ana; Thursday anainuons from to 4 and avonlnga. 7 to al Porratri Funaral Friday, OctoMr at 1 pj may can ar 11 iwrin vnn Thursday avaniw many pongim cnarga of inc. Harold Krom NEW PALTZ Harold Krom. 80.

died Tuesday at his home, S3 S. Chestnut St, after BURROUGHS Albart rHwghkaapil. a long Illness. October 171. Sarvfew from Waslay Chapol, II North Clinton Straat.

MT. KTOm Dad been em JZStturEX2! Ployed at the Post Office In New Paltz from July 190? McComae Funarai eervice. until his retirement Oct 31, 1953, He had served as assistant postmaster and a 1 1 postmaster. A lifelong resident of New at 1 am. Intarmant Vallay PaltZ, he W83 bom May 20, TiJsSfftSSiSJSi 1891.

the son of Herman and day aftamoon and evening. Anna Demlinmn 1 Krom. He was a member of the New Paltz United Methodist Church, New Paltz Fire Department, New Paltz Rod and Gun Club and the National Assoc! a 1 1 of Retired Civil Service Employes. Mr. Krom also was a life member of Lodge, F.

and A.M., and local secretary of the U.S. Civil Service Commission. Mr. Krom Is survived by his wife, the former Frances Brundage; a daughter, Mrs. Harrv Wanda Rarrinlav nropnai, Drunx, lT.

William D. aim. TttVJOr WXZ waiaeH a granddaughter. Frind wiir tw rtaiv tht Robert Pine Funeral Home 124 Auchnrtoodv Funeral Horn. Rt.

12 wi i i. HoMwtll Junellon, Wtdnnday wtnlng JHam new railZ, TOUTS to m. vmlvnct of ttm OMtHarles FUUER SuddMtly al Mlddlatown, Conn. October J. 171.

Son of AMn P. Fuller. Funeral aervlcet from tbe Hulcut Fu nerel Home, Dover riaina. inuraoay, October ill Vfaw Cemetery funeral home Tuesday evening, Wsdnas GOBBI Inet, al Beacon, Y. October 4.

171, Resident of Ketchem Town Road, Town of Wapplngors. Funeral services will be held from the Dale hanty Funerel Home, Wapplngors Folia, Thursday October 7. 1971 at 10 am. Interment et the convenience of the family. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday 1 to 4 and 7 to HONOUR at MMIbrook, N.Y.

October 4, 1971. Nellie Honour In her ISth year. Funeral services from the Hufcut Funeral Home, Dover Plains. Friday, October I it II m. Interment Amenle Island Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday evening. ITEEL Hospital, October 4, 1971 at Monteflora Bronx, t. William B. steel, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A contributions may be made to the charity of your choice.

In Memoriam In kwlno birthday membrence of my husband and i LIS William, membrence fattier on hit 5th birthday In Loving wife and children Funeral Plrtcton ALLEN FUNERAL HOME, INC MILLS ROOK, N. Y. ORIole 7 MH PLEASANT VALLEY, MErcury HI 14 ROBERT H. AUCHMOODY FUNERAL HOMEV INC II Grand A.enua Tel. 4B KN Hopewell Junction 8M1M FIshKIII teeelte DARROW FUNERAL HOME $0.

HAMILTON ST. Poushkeepsle GL MI4 Off Street Parking Fraleigb Funeral Home ARTHUR J. FRALEIOH, Uc Mgr. 41 Marshall St. GLobe 3 Ottl William G.

Miller Son Ftmeral Homea c.i un GL Miai PARMELE F1TNERAL HOME the VanBenschoten masonic service will be con ducted at the funeral home on Thursday at 8 p.m. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home. Tbe Rev. Roy Hassel will officiate.

Burial will be in the New Paltz Rural Cemetery. Burroughs Albert C. Burroughs, 77, of 172 Wmnikee died Tuesday at Vassar Hospital Born Aug. 12, 1894, he was the son of George and Mattie (Hilgour) Burroughs. He attended local schools and was married here Nov.

17, 1917, to the former Hazel Watson, who died Sept 1, 1969. Mr. Burroughs had been an automobile mechanic, ployed at Marian Motors and John D. Cavan. Funeral Director 74 Height Aenue Tel.

GLobe CTn ROBERTS' FUNERAL HOME Wappingers Falls 297 2810 SCHOONMAKER CHAPEL INC. t) So. Hamilton St. 454 100 Motors. He was a member of the Community United Methodist Church.

Surviving Mrs. Burroughs are three brothers, Isaac, Clinton, Alan, Rock Spring, and William D. Burroughs, Clinton Comers; SWEETS FUNERAL HOME TOP HYDE PARK. N. Y.

Tel. CApllol HIM mree Sllieri, MT8. ManOn Cacner, Fort Lauderdale. Mrs. Ruth Lloyd, Hav erstown, and Mrs.

Aane Kinzly, Lockport, and several aleces and nephews. Friends may call at the Wesley Chapel, 11 N. Clinton Thursday, 7 to 9 pan. a 1 services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home.

Dr. M. Lawrence Snow will officiate. Burial will be in the Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery, under the direction oftbeMcCornac Funeral Service Inc. William Steel LAGRANGEVILLE William B.

Steel, 69, Route 82, died Monday at the Montef lore Hospital, the Bronx. Mr. Steel' had been a tool designer at the International Business Machines having retired several years ago. Born in Brooklyn, Jan. 72, 1902, he was the son of William Holmes and Mary (Barry) Steel.

He was graduated from Curtis High School, Brooklyn, and attended the Brooklyn Polytechnic I 1 1 tute. He had resided in this area the last 21 years, coming here from Staten Island. Mr. Steel is survived by his wife, the former Anna Klein; three daughters, Mrs. James (Arlene) Roy, Essex Junction, Mrs.

John (Kathleen) CDonnell, Hopewell Junction, and Miss Marilyn Steel, at borne; four grandchildren, a great granddaughter, a sister, Miss Marion Steel and a brother, Raymond Steel, txth of Florida, and several nieces and nephews Friends may call at the H. Auchmoody Funeral Home, Route 82, Hopewell Junction, tonight, 7 to 9 o'clock. Funeral services and burial will be at the convenience of the family. Recent Deaths Edit Angold HOLLYWOOD (AP) Edit Angold, 76, a veteran actress who starred on Broadway in the 1930s, died Monday. Her last role was three years ago in the film "The Ambushers." Rear Adm.

Daniel F. Smith Jr JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Rear Adm. Daniel F. Smith Jr 61, nicknamed "Dog Smith" for his Navy pilot ploits in World War II, died Tuesday He i the Navy Cross for his flying feats in the' Battle of Leyte Gulf.

He also was awarded the Distinguished Servic Medal, Silver Star, Legion of Merit and Distinguished Flying Cross. Roy A. Eckert Roy A. Eckert, 70, Hollywood, a former resident of Poughkeepsie, died in Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, on Sunday. He was a retired Woolworth store manager.

He lived in this city several years before going south about IS 'years ago. A native of Dutchess Junction, he was born May 6, 1901, the son of tbe late Charles A. and Lillian F. Manning Eckert. He attended Poughkeepsie school.

His wife, Ruth, predeceased him. Mr. Eckert Is survived by a daughter, E. A. Atha of Little Rock, a brother, Charles Poughkeepsie, a sister, Mrs.

Lillian F. charter, Poughkeepsie, and several nieces and nephews. Services were conducted Monday at the Jenkins Funeral Home in Baltimore. Clarence Travis NYACK Clarence M. Travis 68, of 58 S.

Midland died Monday. He was the father of Clarence M. Travis III, a resident of Poughkeepsie. Funeral services will be Thursday at St. Paul's Methodist Church, Nyack.

Interment will be in Oak Rill Cemetery, Nyack, in charge of the Hugh White Funeral Home, 43 S. Broadway, Nyack. Services Luted For Mrs. Inez Gabbi WAPPINGERS FALLS Funeral services are Thursday for Mrs. Inez 1, 74, Ketchamtown Road, Town of Wapplnger, who died Monday.

Calling hours will.be today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., at the Delehanty Funeral Home, 64 Main St, Wappingers Falls. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at the funeral home. Burial will "be at the convenience of tte family. Mrs.

Andersson Vlrs. Hulda Andersson, 85, Lakevlew Road, Hillside Lake, Town of Wapplnger, died Tuesday at Vassar Hospital. A native of Sweden, she was born May 10, 1886. Mrs. Andersson came to this area from Ossining 15 years ago.

Her Ferdinand Andersson, died in 1936. Mrs. Andersson is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Marie Nordquist, with whom she made her three graad hi 1 and seven greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the McHoul Funeral Home, Route 82, Hopewell Junction, Thursday, 7 to 9 pjn.

Funeral services will be Thursday at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. The Rev. Ian S. Todd will officiate: Burial will be.

in the Shenandoah Cemetery on Friday morning. Babiarz Backs Barfles' Bid Joseph Babiarz, independent candidate for mayor of the City of Poughkeepsie, today endorsed William H. Bartles candidacy for county executive. Babiarz said, "I believe to the primary and I believe that when a member is seeking consent to run in a primary he should be given that right." Bartles won a G.O.P. primary in September.

Babiarz, who moved back to Poughkeepsie this year after having resided in Kingston for several years, sought the consent of the GO.P. city committee to run in that party's mayoral primary. The city committee declined and Babiarz is now running for mayor on the Independent Peace party ticket. Babiarz also announced his support for Alderman Columbus Stanley, 5th Ward, who is seeking re election. He said Stanley "has done a wonderful job." In the city's 1st Ward, Ba 1 a endorsed Republican Andrew Tkazyik, candidate for alderman.

Earlier this week, Babiarz endorsed his brother John for re election as 3rd Ward alderman. Food Program Listed At YWCA "The Food You Eat," an open panel discussion at the YWCA building in.Cannon Street, will take place from 10 a.m. to noon Thursday. Connie Adams and Marilyn of the Cooperative Extension; Mrs. Robert Gilbert, organic gardener, and Mrs.

Roger Cormair, of Earth Recovery Action, wfll speak. Supervisor To Rejoin Talks With Town Police Town of Poughkeepsie Supervisor Edward C. Schueler wiU rejoin the town's negotiating team with the Police man's Benevolent Association. The supervisor said today he had to suspend his activities on the team in order to work on the 1972 budget, which was presented to the board at Tuesday's meeting. "It is my hope," said Schueler, "that we can truly bargain in good faith and effect a contract which will be equitable to tbe police without compromise to the taxpayer." The two year PBA contract expires Dec.

31 of this year. "It is my wish that we ef feet a new contract before the end of the year, so that by Jan. 1 all will be running smoothly. i "We, as the town, agree we have the finest police force in the county and the board members would be the last ones to deprive them of what is properly theirs." Moon Mission Keeps Us First SPACE Houston AP) Last Summer's' Apollo 15 moon mission "reaffirms our primacy in space, thereby strengthening our leadership lnthe world community," Dr. James C.

Fletcher, administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, said Tuesday. a ceremony' In which more than ,200 scientists and engineers received awards for their 'part in the project, he said Apollo 15 "produced material data Jieyond our( wildest speculations," In brief talks, Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott, Alfred Word en and James Irwin thanked the scientists and engineers for their work. Highland Man Accused In Theft A Highland man, who told police he was ln vtoe U.S. Army, was accused this morning of burglary at 70 Market St, a building housing the offices of Congressman John G. Dow end Assemblyman Emeel S.

Betros. Poughkeepsie Patrolmen John Way and John Timko said they arrested Louis Ruger, 31, on a charge of burglary, third degree, a felony, at 1:24 a.m. The building also has offices of the H. Guernsey Realtors. Police did not say.

what office Ruger is accused of breaking into. The defendant pleaded innocent in City Court this morning and tbe case was adjourned. He was remandedto the County JaiL Woudbe Star Goes To Court St. PAUL, Minn. (APJ A 12 year old St.

Paul girl, barred from'her school swimming team for a second year, has filed a complaint with the St Paul Human Rights Department alleging she Is being discriminated against because of her tez. Kathryn Stlebel, a student at Murray High School, alleged the rejection violated a new city ordinance requiring equal treatment for men and women in education, employment, housing and public accommodations, Her mother, Dr. Charlotte Striebel, an 'associate professor of mathematics countersigned the complaint. Minnesota State High School League rules limit participation "in Interscholastlc sports to males. (Senate Group Bars Aid For Pakistan WASHINGTON (AP) An amendment to the foreign aid authorization bill has been passed by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee barring further aid to Pakistan.

The measure, similar to one already passed by the House, would stop all sales to Pakistan of military equipment and agricultural commodities. Economic, military and otier forms of direct aid also would be halted pending Pakistan's agreement to cooperate in stabilizing the East Pakistan situation and to allow return of refugees. $238,000 Haut In Solo Holdup At Yonkers Bank YONKERS (AP) A lone bandit armed with a sawed off shotgun locked five tellers and the manager In the'' vault of branch bank at closing time' Tuesday and escaped with $238,000, police, said. The gunman accomplished the. robbery, In about a half hour after warning the man ager, Christy Mercora, 36, to i cooperate "or ITl blow your head off," police Neither Mercora nor the five women 'tellers were'ln Jured.

They freed themselves from the vault when the man'' ager pried the' grill door open with a claw hammer. Police' said the robber appeared at the hank, a branch of the County Trust Co. at 1222 Nepperhan Ave. moments before 3 p.m. and asked to see the manager.

There no customers in the bank. Women Welcome; Don't Bump Men CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) Harvard President Derek C. Bok says he favors admitting more women td the university but fears "serious adverse alumni sentiment" if there were a substantial re duction in the number of male freshmen to mate room for women. Bok said in a policy statement Tuesday the university couia suuer tinanciauy.

STRIKE CRIPLE? PARIS PARIS (AP) The'tstrlke oq the 'metro, Paris subway, went Into Its second day today, tan nllnff rairfacfl traffic to the Seven water and sewer" dts point where it delayed Presl trlcts In the Town of Pough dent tf fe a Pompidou' 7 Town Districts Will fie Free Of Levies In W2 keepsle will have a tax free year in, 1972, according to Supervisor Edward C. Schueler. And at least four districts will have taexs cut by as much as 60 per cent. The 1 it 1 paying no taxes are Coral, Country, Club Estates, Eastwood, Merry wood, Sutton Park and Valley Acres water district and the Carriage Hill sewer weekfr Cabinet meeting. Several ministers were late teaching the Elyseel Palace and the meeting was held up to minutes, LEGAL NOTICES Town Notices, 190 LEOAL NOTICE PlaaM taka Mtlca that Via tohlno Board ef Apyean of Tawn of Clinton rill bold a public hoartna pursuaat to Sactlon 41 of tin Zoning 'Law af tfia Town of Clinton on raquast Prott Mills Raalty Brown's Pond Road soaking a variants from ma provisions of taction Jii nj JLnoiicant raouaatt oarmtsalon tat ti.n.

ia uMfh four Water district Jkl hoarlng 'will ft takjM JRJJ. W11U.II VVUA CllJVJT a an lV Vlfl. IWW i i imta decrease 'in taxes are Crest VSPJSVJP i "'17 b. WOOd Extension NO, Crown gataa at HeightsExtension, Kingwood anc ana rye iane. According to the 'supervisor' tbe taxes have cut because this year's debt service on' those accounts Were paid with surpluses that have accumulated over the past two years.

HAffoLD 'a. FOUNTAIN, Chairman SZonlrSoaroolADpMl. MlscellaieoM Notice. 200 I rtT Hank haolt tank No. 13715 Unlass raturnetl bank wiuim Wapplngar Savings raturnorf to 20 days book w(ll pa JJ? LOST Sank Book, Bankars Trust.

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The Rev. Russell Dprsburgh mTORONTO(AP) The Rev. Russell Horsburgh, 53, a United Church minister acquitted of charges in a 1964 youth sex scandal, died Tuesday of cancer. The minister was convicted of a 1 1 youths to use church property for sexual activities, but on" his appeal the Supreme Court of Canada declared a corrective shoes, in Detroit'ln Another jury then Castello Shrine at nearby In JM, ij acqulttedhim. orlo SriorfK 'f Nathan nack SANTA MONICA, Calif.

(AP) Nathan Hack, 87, creator of the ripple sole shoe, died Monday, Hack founded the Hack Shoe manufac turers orthopedic and STATUE STOLEN ARONA, Italy (AP) A ISth century wooden statue of a Madonna with child, valued at $480,000 was stolen Tuesday night from Hie Madonna del A I ajatTJTaJtTJJTaiJj1i.ajTjtttisasasasasas as I I I I I 'LiaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBBVkafek. SBfasaBSHTCLiai 'Vil A JHI t0 you to new Hooi Firm Fruity aaaBiaaal aaaaaTI 1 I I 't i i TO OBOCEB: You authorljad la act aa our agont tha radanipilon of thla eouoon. Wo will ralmbura you 10 Rlua for handling II It haa boan uaad In asoordanco wlttwtur euslomar oflar. Involco proving purchaaa ol aulclan itock oovtf couponarawntad Of lodamplton must ba shown on raquast Coupon la void If tuad, prohlbltad. othar" wlsa raatrictad by taw, Cuatomar payt any aalai lax.

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