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'TFT foughkaectle Jowrol nftoeWa, Detwivtbwf 14. 1981 Obituaries i. v. John L. 'Doc' Roberts, former Beacon official LAGRANCEVILLE, John "Doc" Roberts.

7), i retired tescher who smed 13 years si public safety commissioner in the City of Beacon, diJ Sunday at hli home at 31 Feller Read. Town of LaGrsnje. He wis employed ai a atioervlsor oF Industrial arts and vocational edu callon at Btaeon High School Iron 1144 until lit retirement In 1970. Mr. Polerti alio taught In City of Pough keepsle icliools from 1 134 to 1944, and ipecial claiaea at Waisalc J3U1 School in the lts.

ami at Cox aaehl Reformatory. Mr. Roberts was elected to three four year terms as Beacon's com xaGsskixr of public safety as Re publlenn, and served In that post from 1949 to IM1. At tines, he was with Democratic endorse tnent aa well. Ch 1981, he wai designated by the eity Democratic party to run for jnayor of Beacon, but because ha was a Republican, he was opposed by the Zcountf Democratic leadership, ind Death Nollces BM4LEV Mary at antneback.

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AUry't Camanry Frlanda way call at ISie Delahanty Funeral Ham. 4 Main SI Wejjplngef a Fall. Monday "eventa Contrlovtlona may be to 1he ALS Foundation, 1M Madlwn Maw Torn. lour. Arrano li charge ol James and Kevin Dela SBKWa snannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnaeal ilk wfiXJH Jclm ma file photo "Doc" Rclxrti he lost that party's nomination In a primary fight to Stanley O'Dell.

Roberts continue! I the race as an Independent candidate, but he fin liked it In a three way race which O'Dell won. ta the early 1950s, while serving aa public safety commissioner Mr. Roberta was a leader ta the battle ta keep "Beacon out of the proposed ceuntywlde health department, claiming county government was becoming "too big and tooawkward" ta meet Beacon's needs. It waa years after that before Beacon Joined the county Department of Health. A lifelong resident of Dutchess County.

Mr. Roberts had lived In both Poughkeepsle and Beacon. In IIJ4. bile employed In the Beacon School District, he was a candidate for superintendent of schools Mr. Roberts was a member of the Beacon Elks Club, the East Hook Rod and Gun Club, and a former member of the Christ Methodiit Church In Beacon.

Born In Poughkeepsle on Jan. 4. 1M. he was'the son of James A. and Fannie Lucas Roberts.

He attended Poughkeepiie schools. Frank Varono COJV Rene Uriel December II. 1SS1. at CMDI4.Clllrnla Widow Harry E. Cory, Sr Feawrel from tt Jowpn.

J. Oar "raw it. Fvawral Home, JISo Hemil "Ixi SI Tuawlay, 30 a ttiemt to SI. Pettr'i Church were a Man cf Chrlatlen GiirllwiiitaafftriSaHt am Intarnxnt Filer Cemetery Tnarearene calling floor Arreogamantt by Jonaph J. Oar 'raw Sr Fwixral Home.

Irtc CHOC IAHOWSKI, al reef Oaniber II. Tm, Stanley Choclenewskl. lovlne eon of 1. Sophia Choclanowakl. Funeral afvlc wnlch reletlvee 1 Irlandt are Smiled will be conducted Tuaiday a m.

from mm Jonn L. Delaanfo Funeral Home. MM Mill Slreal. A Van ef Chrlitlan kvrlal will be ctlebrated IMim sr Jeeeph'a Interment Jl Joaaph'tOmatery. friends inay call al me Funeral Home iwmate4 7 10 AVxxlay.

fJUlltVAN Edward a Mlehland Dr. 'Mtnarlonj suddenly at noma, JuiwUy "Tupar arreneamanta undar the ejlrecllon Funeral Home, Mil tarton. are iMamflela. Cardt Of Thanks KltCH Tne lamlly of stobert M. KlKh Mltfi IlkMk friend, ralatlvts tar IKw rutttd n4 ea other lndii arwwii a during their recent berMvamanr.

May Cod Bleis you all alwaya. Ine Klach Family The family ad Cera Cnarry wl te thank, 'friends and ralatlven for wwera. food and 'other tlnd eaada during our time of be May Sod Bkaa Van Always. Tha Cnarry Family In Momoriom SHOWN Inlovliig nwmory of my nutoend "and or lather Rober) tea arewn, Jr "ko (Miaed away I year ago today. D.

camber le. iveo. His Hie wet a beautiful memory tela ebwnce (Ivea a silent grief Ha ilMpe In Cod a beautiful erden In tlva tunthlna ol pwrlod Fence tlgrwd, Leva, wife Jacqueline Chll aru Bartonella. Randy Falar. SAUGERttES Prank Varone, (I, of 3 Edith a former Poughkeepsle resident, lied Saturday at Btnedlctine Hospital In Kingston after a itiert Illness Mr.

Varone wis employed In production control al IBM Poughkeepsle aid IBM Kingston for 25 years until hie retirement In 1)77. Prior to Joining IBM, he was en played with the Dairy lea milk cooperative. Mr. Varone was a member of the ISM Quarter Century Club. Sauger tits CounclINo 423! of the Knights of Colurahul.

Lamouree llackett Pott 72 of the American Legion, and the Palcnvllls Country Club. He was a former treasurer of the Glasco Fire C. He served with the US. Marine Corps during World War It. He was bom Jan.

4. 1920 in Water bury, the sctn of Joseph and Minnie Coletti Varone. He graduated from Poughkeepsle High School. He was married to Ansa Vtrtrne. who survives.

In addition to his wife. Mr. Varono Ii survived by a son, rent J. Varone of Ruby (Ulster County); daughter. Mrs.

George (Carol) Snyder of Suatsburg. a brother. Anthony Varone of Poughkeepsle, two grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Calling hours will be 3 tc4 and7 to 9 p.m. today at the Freer and Galietta Funeral Home.

3S Ulster Ave Sau gertles. A Mass of the Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a m. Tuesday at SL Mary of the Snow Church. Sauger ties. Burial will be in SL Mary's Cemetery, Barclay Height.

Saugertlea. Sal va to re H. Codro MILLERTON Salvatore H. Cadro. H.

of Skunks Misery Road, Town of North Es.it. died Sunday at Vsnar Hoipltal after a brief III neaa. A Mlllertan resident for 33 years, Mr, Ccdro formerly lived in Queens. Hewas employed by the Federal Re. serve Bank of New York as a furniture rellnlsher until his retirement.

He was born fan. 1905 in Italy, the son of Joseph and Domenica Lo Thko Cedro He wis married July 31, 19a in New York City to the former France Ttnebia, who survives, la addition to his if Mr. Cedro 1 survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Arplno of Poughkeepsle. and Mrs.

Rosalia Foley of Los Angeles, Calif; two sitters, Mrs. Lucy Ante lone of Budd Lake, N.J and Mrs. Ninette Castagna of Clearwater, two grandsons and several aJeees and nephews Calling hours will JUS and 7 to I p.m. today at the Valentin Funeral Home, Park Avenue, Mlllerton. Services will be 1 p.m.

Tuesday at the funeral home with the Rev, Paul Rhebergen officiating. Burial will be in Hackensack Cemetery, Hackensack, NX. at the convenience of the family, Carl W. Holmes MORRIS Otseg9 County) Carl W.Holmes, SO, a former steamfltter al "the Harlem Valley Psychiatric Center, died Saturday at hla home hen after a long Illness. Mr, Holmes was a member of the River Street Baptist Church of On eonta (Otsego County) and the Masonic Lodge a AM No.

5 of Laurent. (Otsego County). lie was born Jan. 3. 1111 in Weat Davenport (Delaware County), the Frederick E.

Lyons Sr. fJEACOM Frederick E. Lyons II. of Lincoln died Sunday pt Highland HospUl altera long ill riess. Mr.

Lyons wss employed as a truck driver for Burgmyer Trucking of Newburgh. He belonged to Local 4 43. International Brotherhood let Team iters and was a member of the Elks Club in Gloucester. Mass. He served la the U.S Army daring VorM War II.

He was born Jan 1, 1911 in Cold Spring, the son of Nathan and Carrie Conley Lyons. Hewas married to the former Evelyn Dunslak of Beacon, who survives In tdiltlon to his wife. Mr, Lyons Is survived by two sons. Frederick Lyons Jr. of Cold Spring and Douglas Lyon of Poughkeepsle, three Mrs.

Psulette Cissney of Adrian. Mich, and Michelle Lyons Ztiti Mrs. Lynette Barlow, both of Beacon; five brother. Charles. Harold, Wendell and David Lyons of Cold Spring and John Lyons of Beacon, a slater.

Mr, Harriet Hustls of Cold Spring; alt grandchildren, several nieces and nephews, Another daughter, Mrs. Margaret Ctiapln, died In 1977, Cellini hours will be I to 9 p.m. today and 1 to 4 and to 9 m. Tuesday at the Lyons' residence, i Lincoln Beacon. Services wilt hell a m.

Wednesday at the United Methodist Church of Cell Spring with the Rev, Paul Brow a officiating Burial will be in told Spring Cemetery. Arrangement are under the direction of the Halvey Funeral Home, 34 Willow SU Betcon. Hemorltl donations may be mad ta the Phillipstown Ambulance Corps or the Dutches Codnty Unit of the American Cancer Society. Alfred E. 'Gene MaiorvJr.

E. 'Gene Meier SO. of 11 Lawn Mr, Meier Is survived by two dauih Place, died Sunday at hi horns'. ten, Mr. Brenda Adams of Chester, A local resident for 14 yetrs.

Mr. and Lee Ann Maler at home; two Maler was employed In the malnte son, Alfred E. Maler III, of Orlando nance department at Green Have and Michael Maler at home; a Correctional racihty. He formerly sister, Mr Alberta DeFillippo of lived in Mount Vernon (Westchester Miami, Fla three panchlldrea and County). several niece and nephews.

He wis manager, player repre tentative coach la tha Town of T'Wappinger Little League, Mr, Maler rved the U.S. Nivy akixing tha Koresn War, He was bora Aug. 1. 1131 la We Iwood. the son of Wwion Head ldaler and the 1st Alfred E.

Maler Sr. He was educated Mount Vernon IcbooLs. Oa Sept 1M1 a Port Chester, 'fee married the farmer DUn Con netl, who survives. 2 tn addition to hi if a and mother, CaUlag hours will he 7 to 9 on. today and 1 to i and 1 to I p.m.

Tuesday at the Roberta A Straub Funeral Home Inc, i East Mala St, Wsp flagert Falls, Services wilt be 10 a.maWedaesday at tha funeral home, with the Rev. James Keen I officiating. BurUI will be la Wappiager ttaral Cemetery. Memorial donation may be mad the Town of Wappiager Little league. had graduated Jrwm' Baffalo State, Teacher Celle la 1933 with bachelors degree' la edition.

He later received a master degree la1 education from New York University. of tha tar former Lureo fartm, who survives. In acMltloa to hi wife, Mr. Robert Is survived by eon, John Robert Jr. of Poughkeepsleftwe daughter, Mr.

Jacquelyn fanner of Houston. Takes," and Mr. Judy Chermak of Poughkeeptltt 11 grtndchlldreft. three rreat grandchlldren, and aev oral nieces' and nephews. Calling hours will be 7 ta p.m.

today at the Robert K. Aochmoody Fanerat Home. II Grand City of Poughkeepsle. The Beacon Elk dab wilt conduct service at tonight. Services will be Ha.m.Tuesday at the funeral home, with tha Rsv.Oor don Kldd OfflcUUng.

Burial will be la Poughkeepsle Rural Cemetery. Grace Thorpe STANFORDVlLtB bree Thorpe, TsYof Shelley Hill React, died Satarda at tt. Fratvl Hoapltal after a abort lllnee. A Suafordvllt resldeal line IIM. Mrs.

Thorpe was aa acttv member BangaU United Methodist Pawling to mull police pay hike PAWLUM The rwiWvBJeV Board will conduct A Special meeting at 7 p.m. Tsday to dlscm poeal by the mayor to try ta attract faU tlm policemen fey rUlng the' salary for tha Job. Mayor Eugene Joyed ld anday be ha been trying sine last May (sri Mr two policemen, bat most caacl data wont Uk the fob at the bae salary of 1 to tyopoatef lav creailng that to $13,900 Joyce said the vitUg bai laer exhausted several civil aertrlca.11U wirh candidate who have auatlfledA for the Job of patrolman, bat ha not Church, where she served a church organist, president of tbaWSCS, and aa lay leader, and certified lay speaker ef the Hudson Bast District niaecaarcn. Mj ui She was apart master and IS year C7l low atartlnksalal son of Lee A. and Mabel Fox Holmes.

On May 3), 1955 in Connecticut, he married the former Ruth Planck, who survives. In addition to his wife, Mr. Holmes I survived by two aoni, William and Arthur1 Holmes, both ol Hyd Park; a daughter, Sharon Blclch, no address given; two brother, Nell E. Holmes it Worcester (Otsego County) and Sherwood Holmes of Morris; two slater. Irene Hill of Franklin (Delaware County) and Myrma Loj BeUk ef Alumont (Albany County), several grandchildren, aa aunt and several nieces and nephews.

Calling hour will be 7 to today at the Johnston Funeral Home. Morris. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at the RlverStreet Baptist Church, On eonta. rBurlal will be In the Vest Davenport Cemetery, Jane Joyce WINGDALE Jane Joyce, 69, of Mayflower Road, died Saturday at Danbury (Conn.) Hospital.

A Wingdale resident for the past eight years. Mrs. Joyce formerly lived In Pawling for 31 years. She was a member ef the Pawling American Legion Auxiliary and St. John's Church, Pawling.

She was born March 37, III! la New York City, the daegster of Mary (Can and the late Jama Reldy. She was married Sept 30. IMS la K. I Vh. "I.u 17 HVw tlMAI.J IWMM VJ, fAt LS Alired Mr.

Marlon Uhlman SUaUhurg, who died Oct. 30, IW1. Mary T. Balsley CHELSEA Mary T. Balsley, 73, of Old Sut Road, died Saturday at Ferncllff Nursing Home In Rhine beck after long illness.

Mrs. Balsley cam to the United State from Ireland in 1939, and had been an area realdent since 1931. She 'and her husband operated a farm In the Chelsea area for many year. She was a member of St. Mary' Oiurch, Wapplngers Fall.

Born In Ireland on June 1, 1909, the was the dsughter of Timothy and Brldgett Murnane. She was married to Raymond Bale ley, who died Jan. 11. IMS. Mra, Balsley Is survived by two daughters.

Mr. Nancy Giles of Poughkeepsle, and Mrs. Helen Bowers of Wapplngers Falls; three sons. Robert C. Edward and James JrlTaltley.

all ef Chelsea; a brother, Timothy Murnane of Mlllerton. and two brothers and one Sister la Ireland; 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Calling hours will be to 9 pjn. today at the Detehaaty Faneral Home, E. Mala St Wappmgers Fall.

A Mais of the Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Mary's Church la Wapplngers Falls. Burial will be in St Mary Cemetery. Wappiager Fails.

Memorial donations may be mad ta the National Amyotrophic Lateral Sclsrosie Foundation. Its Madison" Ave, New York. N.Y. Hazel Finch Mann Hazel Finch Mann, 13, of the Eden Park Nursing Home, City of Poughkeepsle. died Saturday at St.

Francis Hospital. An area resident for many yean, she formerly lived on N. Grand Avenue tn the Town of Poughkeepsle. a former member of the Pleasant Valley Fire Auxiliary and the Senior Citizens of Pleasant Valley. She was born July 39.

lttl la Brooklyn, and was married to John Mann, who died in 1M3. Mr. Mann I survived by a daughter, Mr. Doris Oleaaoa of Pleasant Valley; two sons, John Maaa of Pleaaant Valley and Harry Doughty of California; a brother, Stanley Finch of Long Island, six grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and several, nieces and nephew. There) will be no calling hour.

Service will be 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Allen Funeral Home Pleas ant Valley, with tha Rev. Thomas Alkmsn officiating. Burial wUI be la SUndfordvilla Cemetery. Marie Doyle RED HOOK Service will be m.

today at the B.C. Hand Funeral Home. 30 S. Broadway, Red Hook for Marl Doyle. The Rev.

John Koppenanl of the first Baptist Church of Ralaebeck will officiate. Mrs. Doyle. 77. of Red Hook, died Saturday at the Albany Medical Center.

Burial will be in St. Paul' Lutheran Cemetery, Red Hook. member of the Pomona Grange and seventh degree member Of lb state wbu nauroau uiwig. j. She was bora Aprim? 190J InPty.

"mouth. England, the daughter of T. George and Mart Catok Saunders. Sh was married to Walter Thorpe, who survives. In addition to ber husband, Mrs.

Thorpe I (arrived by a daughter, Mr. Janet T. Hawk of Poughkeepsle; a ton. John, Thorpe of Stanford vllle; a brother, George Saunders of Blnghamton (Broom County); two slaters. Dorothy Thompson aad Mr.

Patricia Stephens, both of Port Charlotte, and four grandchildren. Calling boors will be 3 to and I to I p.m. Tuesday at the Peck and Peck Funeral Home. Pine Plains. Members of the Stanford Grangi will hold a service at p.m.

at the funeral home. Services will be Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the Unted Methodist Church. BangaU with the Rev. Lawrence RelUy officiating, assisted by the Rev.

Janet Brooks aad the Rev. Allen Conover. Burial will be in Stanford Cemetery, Stanfordville. Memorial donations may be md to the BangaU United Methodist Church. la addition to ber mother, of Uniondale, L.

Mr. Joyce I survived by four son. Thomas Joyce, serving with the J. Army la Germany, and Daniel. William and Patrick Joyce, all of Wlagdale; threw daughters, Mrs.

Mary Underbill, aad Ellen and Patricia Joyce, all of Wiagdalai brother. Daniel Reldy of New York Cfty; four grandchildren, aad sever'. al nieces, CalUnghounwUlbeJtolandltot p.m. Tuesday at tha Horn aad Thome Funeral Home, 14 E. Mala St.

Pawling. Services will be Wednesday al IB. 90 a m. at the funeral horn, followed by a Mats ef the Cuistiaa BurUI at 11 am. at St, John' Church, Pawling.

Burial will la St, Jaa' Cemetery, Pawling. HHffKjI teepeedoshery list because of the low starting Ml 'Ws'v gone through four nu and. about 19 people on each Ust," he said. "Soma would bar taken It If tha aI ary was mer than SI0.SO0. Joyce said ho want to "sweeten things ap UtUeWt" by increasing the bssU: ry by, 13,000, The mayor said the village, whlea has an annunl pollc budget of about 190,000, employs a full time chief and five part time officers.

He sld the manpower shortage ha forced the acting chief to work, 33 hour a week overtime, and tha part timers are putting In anywhere from 90 to 13 hoar each twweek pay period. Joyc said he wanted to eliminate. "this terrible tig overtime" by hiring the two foil time officers. OUSE OF CARDS 111 A 3S2 Main Mai roujhkcepiie GO CHAMPIAN CHEVROLET SM ajwin tl. pot.

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