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ummary of tjie News Hecht Seeks Backing For Vidal Senate Bid County Democratic Chairman Hecht on Friday aaid that he will work for the designation of Gore Vidal Oarrytown at the party'a candidate for the Senate at a pre convention meeting in New York City tomorrow of county chairmen throughout the stale 1 am atill working for hit nomination and I have every reason to believe he will be receptive to the nomination Mr Hecht said Author and play wriRht Mr Vidal ran for Congress against incumbent rnest Wharton (R 29th district) in I960 and lost by 24 000 votes Employe demonstrations protesting what were described as deplorable condi tions" will begin tomorrow at 1 0 a at Waataic State school Alfred llaron Wurf Albany regional director of the American I ederation of State County and Municipal Frnployes said on Friday Or George 1 Lltmg director of the Wassaic State school aid he would defer comment until he had studied Mr Wurf charges Campers Display Victory Smiles Headlines of the Week MONDAY Law.on Shift Held lit Move in Revamping of State Police TUESDAY State Delays Arlington Repaving Project; WEDNESDAY Plan Approved for Sixth Ward Apart ment THURSDAY Corneliui Reject Lawton Hearing, Lilts 15 Reasons for Hit Demotion; FRIDAY Hecht Seeks Leaden Votei for Vidal at Senate Nominee. STATE POLICE Superintendent Cornelius hat rejected a hearing to Stat Police Captain John lawson, Fiihkill who has been demoted from captain to lleuten ant effective Aug 3. and reas signed to western New York state and has written to Law sons at torney outlining IS instances cnti cizing the administration of the captains troop Captain Lawson said on Thursday There noth Ing new in these charges All of them have been replied to by me In writing as long ago as six months They are purely of an ad minlstrative nature some of them petty They have no connection vith police work Meanwhile, buted the losses to 90 degree was injured when thrown against Captain Lawson attorne Henry temperatures in May which broke the boat deck Hischbcrg Newburgh said he willldown cells in the fruit and caused Motorcycle Frands begin proceedings to appeal Can a gummy residue to form on the Chrlstensen 26 working out of tain Lawson demotion to the skin Mr Roubal described the'the Brewster barracks last Sun State Supreme court crop generally as fair noting day nlght lu(fered The search by land water and that the peaches have sized bruises when his motorcycle and air for six year old Solomon pritly well a car were in collision in Route 6 rutoam county near tht Connect! C0" ACT1NC. POI l( Chief Mc ct state line State Police sud inued late last week The boy was Manu, on Tucgd gaid on Monday The driver of the car last seen by another camper early an shey makmg a rmj Lnui, Megna 21 is Monday morning The search (lne ihvck of (he ja ha( tickett on a charge of failing to force which has grown to about Parted a atltrnpl Mon signal State Police said llSr Shelly checked the I lanmng boaid ammmmt Pm vwrjmZSmmmmmmmmm 1 hWt mmmmmmmmmWz IMi mmmmmmL mmmm wmmWzMi mm mM if 1 MJUmnOm' IKLiitBMimKtMml M( ftiiOTNtfUVTiK ft MsHL" asii sssssspiiiiiiH 'imfffr i mmmrmmmmw BT rw Av vy wmtxst rimmv sh aw. xiyr i a fii'w jr dir jriv fta iijJ "flPiStffN W.

ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmL SmmmMMW "ImWKrmmmmwtmL Jli A POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAfcr PAUM flw i OswildJacoby 09W Written tor Newspaper Enterprise Assn Today hand It in the nature of a problem In play The problem Is to And out the opening lead by West that caused a very good player to go down at hit seven no trump contract Take a look at the hand and you note that declarer can run off five diamonds and three spades to start with Then If he goes after the heart suit. It 'wilT break nicely for him so that he will have 12 tricks before cashing his ace of dubs for the last one Alto, should hearts fail to break or should declarer fall to notice that he hat dropped both the Jack and 10 then the club finesse is going to succeed for him NOW IS WHAT happen ed to our unlucky expert West opened the Jack of hearts! Don ask me how he happened to figure out that lead or if anyone would recommend It t.s a steady diet. but that is what West did play South took the king of hearts. ran off his five diamonds and three spades, led a heart back to his queen and continued with the six of hearts Meanwhile. West had discarded a couple of spades, and East two clubs South had learned nothing about the location of the rest of the hearts or the king of clubs However.

South thought he certain that he had led from jack knew When West Dlaved the eight 10 eight deuce so South finessed of hearts on the six, South was I for the 10 and went dowri Norm AKJ VAB83 A 10 5 I 14 WEST BAST AMB3I A974 vjsa V1074 IT 081 4713 4.KIII BOUTO (D) AAQ10 VKQS OQJ4 AQ10 North and South vulnerable gout West Nstta Eta INT. Pass TNT. Pass Pais Pass Opening ltad Dingers Falls, to Roger Thomas Flythe, Organ Hill Toad, July 7, In Zion Episcopal church, Wappln gers Falls Miss Margaret Joan Quinn, Hyde Park, to Donald Finkelston, LaGrange. Ill and Philadelphia, wife of late Wappingers barber, former Miss Philomena Laudadlo, at St Francis hospital, July 33 Mrs. Frederick Morris, 61, Route 9 0, Staatsburg, native of England, former Miss Sarah Dore, Staatsburg resident last 32 ur rtpnL, T.Hs1V1 nd ft dwhnnl I pr, lurt tied inund Ins neck tin to Dcrmit oomtin.

ni o.i BARBARA MILLER, 10 left and LILLIAN WHGERT. 12. rlgCdpK tht smiles of victory along with their Lollipop Mermaids after awards were made Triday at the YWCA day camp at Cedarcliff Bancroft road Barbara, an intermediate camper is the daughter of Mrs Doris Miller, 20 Barclay street, and Lillian, a senior camper is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Wolfgang Weigert, 37 Roosevelt avenue The Lollipop Mermaids contain star awards for swimming arts and crafts all around camper and cooperation Only three other girls besides Barbara and Lillian received the maximum of three star awards at the camp Math lakes for the boy the den r3s nrbriuTand rhlrf Th ruf "ldingi houunf, ulv" Jr 7W" flf mf! 632 19th Terrace South R.rm.ng of Captain and Mrs lakes tor thVbov Miciracx down and the prisoner apartment i Kh the face of MlSi Jlan lhhn Valley ham Ala a daughter Kathy lasesn 129 Boardman road sumim no a parent injuries a noire of nnnii, ss i nsciua ii(Mge3 I en a arrowuv Method st hos oj i i.i Polue instituted insiM clions of the Supreme court order lim ting the PIalns An(lrew ikidmore pital Birmingham Ala July 10 RUjge road a daughter at St jail several years ago after proposed units to seven The hd kiGrangeville and Miss Joyce The maternal grandparents are j. ranciS hosDilal Julv 24 iiyman jiawii Mr and Mrs Fra.ik Tarelia North road Highland a daughter DR ROBFRT HUNT seni s.rrxir ssjt: Er i i oiiuc i vi I umm n.s nwnrr nf mrinurio in inui niaj iiicii ic iu ii'uie Mr and Mrs joint Millbrook Miller rnad at St Francis hos on Sept 27 He informed the as A psychiatrist testified Wednes property immediately south ofl'" of Washington Planning Mr and Mrs Philip Jerzak 4 Hernadette sistant directors and business of f. Jack Fro Fden Roc and names Building board have asked engineers to Herbert street Beacon a clauth pital July 24 ficer of the hospital on Wednesday otme van uowendaal andi1 witruppiy at Highland hospital Beacon Mr and Mri Edward Somers that he has written a letter to Dr S.U.enL 7 W' airman In Blcx.m and thet if it is sufl.cient to take Juy 26 lo.born Hill road Fishkill raulHoch commisisoner of the Jjw" "Sn Tm as Pondents umrapn Mr and Mrs Robert Day Bar daughter at Highland hospital State Department of Mental Hy fun(dher PJW are to take place giene d.sclos.ng his intent.on to at Vfiu'.

of Supreme reUre after more than 28 years pre brought against him The court at White Plains Tuesday at in the department Dr Hunt be 'Z Ih nf ih. itM lu'vcr thit he doubted Supervisor Joseih Cuxrolanti son River State hospital Sent 1 lTTT Southeast! on Wednosdiy kaid fter the deTti; 'of if T. SVSTi by i.i a ueiense I tie inquest con Supreme Court MiPi. nnm.u niipumcii iM VAicihI bv iti, 1jl ra "A 5 nc. a planned on the estate of the latelryU)wn a Mn Mark al BeaCon July 24 i I.

"Northern Dutchess hospital TrV. vlr Rhimbock July 25 Mr and Mrs Barry Boyce 65 di, rf i.T.h.i, is Siiiusir jr i Northern uuicness nospuai Mr and Mrs John Lamadore jllhintbeck July 25 Hyde Park a daughter Victoria PR I) 8TITZH. president Mr and Mrs Hi nry Golden Ir Marie at St Frunru hncminl lof the (ity Httrcation commis llvde Park a son Henrv Mills lulu lay said he will not Mgn an ex torney Wnm 7 i Mr nd Mr Kelly ecuuon warrant to eici mnn fr()m hospital attendants Stati i "ve ji ii term pnai nnineoeca juiy Nied drive Peasant Va ey a lindmark from his book store pXe and witness uho a 1 in l. Mj Warva' known Mr urul Mrs Ward daughter at St Francs hospital house at 55 Church street until hafroner ZA 1 Mctullougha decision Thursday He has bra a mem Hyde Park a son Robert luiles juiv 23 the state gives h.m an opinion as a to btr the MWe a' s' am.s hospital Jul 24 Mr and Mrs George Heckinger to whether the state or c.tv is collision in Rhlnebert h.ch rr nlrr, fVl dS lsllbl'' Mr and Mrs ai.an, rmano Cannon street a daughter responsible for moving Mr I ind ln the I IW St.tel is sunt md bii.m.ss R.Hisevelt road llde Park a llicey at St rrancis hospital mark Oil 10 hunks The build SinniJiorn 58 Ih le rk Li. motratu chairman aKcnt for Local 238 American daughter I isa Ann at St Fran Juv 23 Ing the former olumbus srhnnl man lflst four trlintnn Musici.ns hs it il Jul 25 Mr and Mrs Tlomis Is In the path of the Poughkeep Associated I rcss Sipcrvisjir Mario rink in III son of Mr Mr and Mrs Rich ird Trikisch t( J8 Miywick dme s.e arterial highway Judge Hav dnl MfS UUl 2 Ann street a daughter at St lon Kv a Jill lira en said he cloesn know what it ASSFSSH) VAI NATION ln tnken before he Appellate divi sum street lsiming 114 young rancis hospital July 24 beth nt Ixingtnn luK 23 Mrs will cost to move the books but nffl(nn hn' dropped $310925 for sion in Brooklyn with attorney men from 32 st ites who have re Mr and Mrs Diniel Connell Vi.Mr fnrm.r Hn.o added that one movlnj firm gave 'he im tax ro11 the office of arm Benson Pawling retained mtional schohrships for 7 Peter Cooper road New "ork of Mr and Mrs (hester John thanellcr at enple 551 Main street city an estimate of $10 000 TWO OF THF FOUR men ac cused of robbing the Dover Plains National bank pleaded guilty Frl day In County court Represented by assigned Attorney Michael Dahowski William Maslotuky Commissioner of Accounts Mor i for that purpose das made known on Tuesday Ai spokesman said the loss can be PIANS FOR T1H construction blamed on a reduction in the rail 'of five buildings containing 40 road assessment ceiling of 1387 325 New construction and assess ment increase cut the loss by $76 400 Assessed valuation for tax apartments at a cost in excess of $600 000 by Douglas Davies at 94 96 fcouth Hamilton street were approved Tuesday by the City Planning board after Samuel Rosen attorney to the builder made known that property of Dr 20 of Hurfville.

we cuy ana county Charles James Cooper S3 Green wU be $20 775 850 The figure last ViII.d. r.mrMntMl hv JBr Was $21086 775 signed Attorney William Ciolko, Dr Lewis Patrie county I Maxwell Gosse is being acquired u.iMmu nr.ilmi. nlpm nf mtuJhealth commissioner nJunder contract Mr Davies cent and admitted taking part m.Tuesday that no pollen sampling HamiIton Gardens now consist of the armed robbery April 16 station is planned locally this Ol lt1imilJlUU'Cl ill JVOM'II UHl Arlington Central School district which netted almost $500 000 The year by the State Health depart money was recovered On July ment However five Stations will 17 Kenneth David Graham 29 operate in Ulster county Charles a former New ork ity theater Shultis senior sanitary inspector manager represented by Attorney of the Ulster County Health de rdward Filipowicz was the partment Kingston said five pol first to plead guilty Perry Pat len counting stations have been smuy uii! i.iu ai conches ami titv a son universities unucr me program oi st Francis hospital July 24 Mr Mr and Mrs Neil me Aiireei Moan tounetation onnell is son of Mrs HajmondiSan Luis Obispo Calif me jiiiiiiai.MiiiH are rcnewaoie toaKley City annually Mr Morelli a play ground attendant at Pulaski play ground is the recipient of a $1 900 a year scholarship at Johns Hop sins university, iialtimore Md where he will major in the social sciences As a student at Our Lady of Iurdes High school Mr Morelli was among the 137 Re news scnoiarsnip winners Dutchess county "WL ARL IOT going to permit has set Monday Aug 20 as the I anyone to disrupt a pleasurable dale lor a vole on a ooo bond time lor a great many teenagers issue proposition to construct ad Fred Stitzel president of the ditions at the Overlook and La Recreation commission declared Grange elementary schools cost 'on rnday in the light of a dis pro n. i r.rlr Pmilrtintr 90 former est ib i shed in that miiniv hv th as wen as iano eie uirpance at the block dance soon photography model is scheduled department but not under theeloDmc.nl 1work at. Arlington, sore el at the Pouhkeepsie High kiihm iiiKii liiihh i Mimaic ei ai sciiinii parsing mi lnurseiay night $78 000 and construction of a lie promised thit ihe block school bus garage at the Arling lelances will be continued City pa ton Junior High school, costing' trolmen Ashworth and Sotanskl $87 000 on Thurselay nifht arrested James Responding to voter appeals for I oins Rose 19 of 47 Talmadge a budget election prior to the, street at he dance on a charce opening of schools in September of setting off a firecracker Rose the Wappingers Central School a steelworker pleaded gulty in District Board of Education on Citv court and was fined $25 by 'onnor owner of the for another appear ince in court St ite Health elepartments Friday of this week gram A Wallkill State prison escapee apprehended Tuesday night in AFRAGF HOMFOHNFRS will Manassas Va probably will be pay a year for wa(er fl transferred to Green Haven county water district accordng prison while awaiting action by to the final engineers report HJiiKiCCUnVr ga JV hich County Attorney Welch said Wa kill Prison Warden Walter IuffIcieBt guarantee estab wnilalr snlH nn Wtvlnnsiiav I i Donal Eugene Sims .30 Good jear JTZ.

man, mo lied July 8 by leaping inwpr than hd Khi ti mnirt "UU1" uuusei oi i from a truck on the dairy farm TL rSilimln.rrSi Pri. urf to. A 000 arre Tymor dairy farm I of the medium security prison uslv Countv Attornev Welch said meclmK al, was set 'or tnmor pranecviiie on Thuisday was The Associated Press reported (he no Sb the for row to beRln work on the budRet numcd an assofiate of Wednesday that Sims was cap mallon nf'Xt! tSt Aday Hlln tured by the Mamssas police estimited rates for water for was 5cl for AuR 'rom 2 to 7Mdlanl Bank of Southeastern chief who grabbed a loaded rifle homeowners should remain at or PnInK th" pointed at him by Sims over near the $10 early rate figure set Dr A 8 dent made on lrMav Mr powered the fugitive and took the engineers initial reoort on said on Connor son of the late Lojis Con him to the Prince William County the district Thursday that proposed changes nor Millbrook is a member of jail I R.piVing of upper Main street in the clty ord'nance Mate and har and Is a tin Arlington from the city line ttould allow Physicians and I member of the board of trustees OVEnCAST SKIFS whirh nro ii, dentists to have offices in residen of Vassar hospital and of Oak duced some ratn over Wednesday has been delayed by the State De night for the fourth time within a partment of Public Works until week provided additional help spring Nicholas Sina parched Dutchess county farm Icon district engineer made lands as losses Inflicted by an known on Tuesday Also involved extended drought were empha lin the project is repaving and sized by farmers turning to dis 'construction of curbs and storm aster aid programs There was sewers in Route 44 the Dutchess a brief shower in the Poughkeep lturnpike easterly to a point nearladPted but others have been sie area early Thursday after ithe town dump New bids for the nracticing innocently in violation noon William HasBrouck man 'project will be sought in the thereof ager of the Agricultural Stabilize spring I tidh and Conservation office Mill 'six 'MOST TYPICAI farm is hosiital July 2f brook reported that diverted land THOMAS OtOWOR 31 Bald girls have been chosen to com Mr and Mrs rdvun Hewlett 6n 15 farms totaling 275 acres win I suffered two fractured ile for the title Centennial Farm Mill road Hyde lark a daughter has been released with appraisals ribs last Sunday in a boating Queen at the 117'h Dutchess Coun at St rrancis hospital July 27 Indicating approximately 300 tons accident on Whaley lake Sheriff ty fair in Rhineberk Aug 21 26 Mr and Mrs Herbert Sawotka of emergency hay IQuinlan said 0 Connor was riding Fairgoers will vote for their se (amp Carson Colorado Springs Dutchess county's peach crop in a 12 foot outboard boat oper lections on the first three days Colo a son at Colorado Springs has been reduced 60 percent in ated by George Zalewski 14 Fast and the queen will be owned oni July 27 Mrs Sawotka is former Mr and Mrs Harold Minard Sr 3 Morgan avenue city a son Darren Arthur at St Francis hospital July 33 Mr and Mrs Harold Mangold Yonkers a daughter Tracy Lynn at Uwrence hospital Bronxville July 23 Mrs Mangold is former Miss Marjorie Bradley daugh'er of Mr and Mr Donald Bradley 15 Sherwood drive Hyde Park Mr and Mrs Joseph Cahlll Sunrise Hill road. Fishkill, a daughter at Highland hospital Beacon July 25 Mr and Mrs Luigi DeDoml nicis 99 Prospect street a daugh ter at Highland hospital Beacon July 24 Mr and Mrs Epitacio Donato Ir Hudson River State hospital a son Rejnaldo Kerwin, at St Francis' hospital July 24 Mr and Mrs Robert Bernard Apartment 13 Fast Park road Hyde Park a son at Vassar hos July 24 Mr and Mrs Thomas Walker Hillside lake Wappingers Falls a daughter at Vassar hospital, July 24 Mr and Mrs Harold Coon Nox on road a daughter at Vassar hospital July 24 Mr and Mrs George A Leavitt Jr 89 Melville lane Ievittown formerly of city a son Douglas Bruce at Philadelphia Presbyterian hospital Philadel phia Pa July 23 Mr and Mrs dim lee pcK Solomon a daugh ter Mrs Solomon is former Miss Janice Tillman daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Tillman, former ly of Hyde Park Mr and Mrs Richard Castelli Pine Plains a daughter at Vassar hospital July 23 Mr and Mrs Herbert Hallstead 2 Rabbit Trail road a daughter at Vassar hospital July 24 Mr and Mrs Rex Joy, 10 Vine yard avenue Highland a daugh ter Wanda Jean at St Francis hospital. July 21 Mr and Mrs Patrick Cusa Freedom Plains a daughter Sheila Ann at St Francis' hos pital July 21 Mr and Mrs Alfred Crocco 29 Delano street a daughter Jo Anne at St Francis' hospital July 21 Mr and Mrs Donald Traver Freedom Plains road Pleasant Valley a son Stephen Michael at St Francis hospital July 22 Pa Julv 21 In the Regina CocU years at Vassar hospital July 24 church Hyde Park Frank II.

Allen, 83 SchultzviUe Miss Beverly Lorraine Conn, native ot Amenia retired iruit Milton, to Dominick Donald Di farmer at Northern Dutchess Capua Highland July 14 In St hospital Rhinebeck July 24 James' church Milton Charles Washburn. 60 East Miss Barbara Ann Ingraham 38 Park native of Pennsylvania Cen Bement avenue to Matthew tral Hudson Gas and Electric Jordan 25 Dean place July 15 in Corp employe at Nashvillo Mem Mt Carmel church onal hospital Nashville, Tenn, Miss Brlgitte Fllzabeth Abro July 24 meit 47 North Hamilton street Mrs Herman Brewster, 82 to William Phillip Schreiber 127 of 48 Cathinne street native of Mill street July 22 in the First Germany former Miss Frances Lutheran church Simson once resident of New Mrs Mildred Capley Mc ork ity here for last 37 ears Collum Orlando Fla to John at assar hospital July 25 Reutcr 11 Monell avenue Julv 21 Mrs lelix dallaxher 55 at the Cottonwood Inn Washing Darrenbicker street Kingston ton Hollow nitive of city former Miss Anna Miss Barbara Joyce Salaka Fort Havden at her home July 24 Wayne Ind to Paul Quinn (larrnce rands PolUrd 59 Angola Ind and 186 Grand ave last Bank road Rexhdale car nue June 30 in St John the Bap penter native of Beacon at Vas tlst Roman Catholic church Fort gar hospital July 25 Wayne Harold ChrliUe. 50 dty Miss Madeline Hackett Sau formerly of wappinccrs Falls gertles to Bruce Curtiss Gar native of Pennslvania at Vassar den street July 15 in St Mary hospital July 26 of the Snow church Saugerties i (harles Henry llaiubctrch 77 Miss Patricia Margaret Hara Acker Hook road Rhinebeck re 158 Thompson street to Roger lirod farmer and caroenter na Vernon Simmons Rhinebeck July of Rhinebeck at Northern 14 in st Mary church Dutchess hospital Rhinebeck Miss Gail Ann Alsdorf New Julv 26 Paltz to Bruce Ashton also of Michael ashdollar 8 days son New Paltx July 15 in the New of rdward and Patricia Fer Paltz Methodist church Imndez Cashdollar 18 Gifford Miss Margaret Dolan King Uenue at Vassar hosDital Julv ston to Joseph Edward Hunter 26 Poughkeepsle and Brooklyn July Mr Orrln 1 Kn.mn Walnntp 7 in St Joseph church Kingston New Paltz ormal schml Miss Virginia lame Klima New alumni firmer Miss Finn) Tai York City to Wayne Albert Gay ife of ministeT at herhime Rhinebeck July 14 in Mariner Temple Baptist church New York Sahatore Srlmeca 61 South 'ty istreet II chland owner and oner 'ate of fru firm in Ulster coun U63lnS fir many eirs natie of New Mrs Warren Tamney 70 Wk it I Nter resident for 40 Huntington I I former Miss tears at Kingston hospital July thel Walker native of SUten 25 Island wife of Lite operator of Mrs Francis (ash 78 Mill firmer Tamney lutel in New erton road Sharon Conn natite Piltz at her home July 16 of Coleman Station former Miss Dr It' hard DeMars 29 Mill I nttie May Barton Sharon resi wood research chemist formerly dent 40 years at her home July manager of analytical chemistry 26 research group at Poughkcepsie 'on1 Yaccartne sr 64 Palo IBM, native of Wisconsin at I Alto Calif former Fishkill and Northern Westchester hosrjltal Beacon resident longtime deputy Mt Kisco July 17 Mrs Howell Hammock. 68 of 1 Allen place, formerly of New sheriff World War veteran who bv mistake was declared killed in action In France Sept 27 1918, Jersey native of Georgia former one the founders of Dutchess County Police Officers' assocla tion native of Brooklyn In Call fornia since last October, st Palo Society ENGAGFMENTS Miss Ann Elizabeth Van Wagner 7 May street to James George Brazee 12 Lorl street Miss Julia Dlubach 38 South Perry street, to John Marcus Jr 40 Seltz terrace Miss Joan Roosa Woodburne to Myron Allison Liberty Miss Barbara Helen Rose High land to Leonid BozdaJ Jr also of Highland Miss Barbara Anne Blauvelt Miss Bessie Pugh at St Fran cis hospital. July 16 Mrs Naomi Hosier.

53 of i Mam street native of city lAlto Calif July 2 here most of life former Missl ri.mi tm Ki.nhn. a Naomi Mehous here July 17 69' of 5 William DeCoralck 72 New JJ Tra11" York Citv father nf Rem.rH TwlRute 52 Glenham retired chief tial areas even though they do not w(M(t school and also a member live on the properties would not ooarei or the American open th door for commercialize Serice committee tion of tie city residential zones Dr Leonidoff pointed out that BlnnS many physicians have had a non Mr and Mrs Louis Albert conforming use in regard to their Valle 46 Gifford avenue a son offices since the zoning laws were Robert at St Francis hospital July 26 Mr anil Mrs Arthur Connolly 28 liss reiad Wappingers Falls a son Peter Dimnn at St Fran enkill road a at Vas 'Tivoli to James Miller Hecla sar hosptal July 25 Mr and Mrs Robert Heller 141 Pine street a son at Vassar hospital July 26 Mr and Mrs Joseph Pam pinella Riverside road Highland a son Paul at St Francis hos pital July 24 Mr and Mrs Leonard Keen en Vineyard avenue Highland a son James Francis at St Fran cis hospital July 25 Mr and Mrs Thomas Rundall Orchard road a son Mark at St Francis hospital July 26 Mr and Mrs Whisman Miss Lee Ann Murray 29 Styve standt drive to Arthur Bernard Daniels 478 Mam street Miss Susannah Stone of Vassar college to Maurice Eldndge Washington Miss Hilda Morris 165 Church street to Lawrence Loughlin the Bronx Miss Joan Anderson, Brewster to August Christopher Wappingers Falls Miss Maureen Joan McMahon 23 Hammersley avenue to Otis Pennell Tibbetts Auburn Ma Miss Antonia Gordon Post of 17 Heath road Fishkill a son at Vaar ,0 Brookj McWi, some instances and overall atlislip LI which struck a raft I Friday of Fair week in a cere least 33 percent Assistant Coun about 100 feet off shore The boatlmony before the grandstand The ty Agricultural Agent William was damaged but did not sink I princesses are Mrs Norman Ben Rouhal said on Monday Ha attri iThe sheriff said that Connor 'son, Dover, Plains, Mrs Morgan Miss Dorothy Rose daughter of Mr anil Mrs Jack PuUchene, 21 Clark street Dr and Mrs Joseph A. Chazan, Highland hospital Beacon July 25 Mr and Mrs Richard Mathias en Freeport Fla a daughter at Frecport July 22 Mrs Mathiascn is former Miss Nancy Nerge daughter of Mrs Thomas Nerge 19 South avenue, city and the late Mr Nerge Mr Mathiascn is son hams Fiske Marysville Calif MARRIAGhS Miss Bernice Gloria Paradies New Paltz to the Rev Roger Leonard New Paltz and Old Tap pan July 14, In the New Paltz Reformed church Miss Sandra Jean Clark, Wap Covnick 41 South Randolph ave nue city native of New York City in New York City. July 16 Thomas BroadfieM 76 Mul ford avenue Staatsburg, retired farmer on Dinsmore estate Staatsburg native of New York City once Town of Poughkeepsie resident staatsburg resident last 60 years brother of Arthur Broad field Poughkeepsie at Pough keepsle July 14 Mrs Herbert Brown, 91 Ithaca mother of Mrs Theodore Charles Kuhn, 238 Church street city, retired Journalist worked on staffs of New York Tribune, the New York Journal and the Buffalo Enquirer native of Iowa. former Miss Harriet Connor at Ithaca July 9 James Godfrey 57 Balsam road Hyde Park native of Con necticut Hyde Park resident 13 years once resident here chauf feur for Smith Brothers Co here July 22 Mrs William Smith 74 city former Miss Beatrice Swan city resident 35 years here July 21 Mrs Frederick Gross, 83 of 34 Montgomery street Tivoh former Miss Amalia Burger native of Germany here July 22 Thomas Mullen 71 of 210 Main street, native of New York City attendant at Hudson River State hospital 19 years Dutchess county resident most of his life here July 22 Allen Mewklll 61 of 26 Mesicr avenue south Wapoingers Kails native of city employed at Obercreck estate for 36 years World War II veteran, at his home July 22 Mrs Margaret Lowery, 86 of 15 Noxon street, native of New York City, here July 22 Mrs Murray Dolan, 63 of 25 South avenue, Wappingers Falls engineer at Matteawan State Hos pital for the Criminally Insane, Beacon native of Stephens Mills, Beacon area resident since 1940, at Highland hospital, Beacon, July 27 Mrs Joha W.

Halnor, 88 Violet Hill road, Rhinebeck, native of Ireland former Miss Barbara Kane Rhinebeck resident 65 years, once operated boarding house in summer at Rhinebeck, here July 27 Mayard VandeBogart, 70 of 124 Academy street, native of Red Hook at Vassar hospital, July 24 Harry Carl Coffin 81, of 36 Rus ell avenue Beacon native of New Hampshire, once employed by Dutchess Tool Co formerly of Beacon until his retirement once worked in Beacon hat shops, at his home July 24 Kenneth Knight. 64 of 92 Spring Valley street Beacon native of Wappingers Falls welder recently employed by Fishkill Forge Co at Highland hospital, Beacon July 5 Jesse Deye, 85 of Modena road. New Paltz retired dairy farmer, at Kingston hospital. Kingston. July 26 Henry Koerner 59 of 83 Montgomery street native of Ger many once employed by Fair view Foundry, at St Francis hospital July 25 Mrs Herbert Smith, 81 North Quaker hill Pawling, former Miss Madeline Shuck, native of Ger many, at Gloversville, July 25 James Lee hteigerwalt.

1 day. son of George and Lois Mor ris Steigerwalt Roosevelt road, Hyde Park at Northern Dutchess hospital Rhinebeck, July 23.

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