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I 4 Poughltetpsla Journal hiior, April 9, 1971 DEATHS LOEWCN Frtd, April 17t St. Francli Hospital, PMjahlieeos.t, N.Y, Resident or MS Ray Blvd. husband or Ella Neumann Loewen. Funeral ar rengtmtnts under tht direction of the ptrmtit Funtrai Homt art inconv Plata. rtNNOCK Meda.

Family services to which friends art Invited will ba helrf, at ma residence, SI Adrlanca Avenue, April 1), 1971 at II am. Interment will ha In tht Poughkeepsie Rural undar tha direction of tha acnoonmaKtr inapei. inc. it it re quested no flewart ba sent. fITCHER April 1971 at Albany Medical Center, Albany, N.Y.

Anna M. rnznwr, resiaenr or sis wain strtet, Peuohkteosie. wife of Harold Pitcher and mothar of Mrs. John Judith Sheeity, Tha Funeral service win rrom rne nooert h. Auch moody Funeral Home.

Grand Ave Pouohkeepiie, Monday. April 13, 171 at 7 A.m. fa which tat two nrt frlendl art Invited. Interment will be in tne poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery, Frlendl will ba received at tha Aurh. moody Funeral Home, Saturday 7 to Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to f.

If tfeiired contributions may be made to the; American cancer society FOR 110 Mary at Staatsburg, i 97i, Beloved mother of, Rosa snow, Mrs. wayni nw Mrs, lonette) Wagner, Mrs Robert (Lena) McPack. Mrs. Leonard mene. Poluto.

Mrs. James (Dora) Schuihoff and Istar of Mrs. Frank (Virginia) Albano and Mr. Anthony Pavont. Funeral services to which relatives and friends are Invited will be held Monday.

April Mr 1971 at a.m. from Sweets Funeral Homt, 2 South Post Road. 'Hvda Park, then to St. Paul's afJ Requiem will be celebrated at 10 a m.l Friends may call at tht funeral home, Saturday evening 7 to 9, and Sunday afternoon 2 to 4 and evening 7 to pm. mt Rotary wni be recited Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m.

Interment will a In St. Peters Cemetery. At St. Francis Hospital, TOMPKINS April 1971. Margaret Eyett.

beloved wife of James, loving mother of Margaret ones, James, William and Dorothy Hart, In her Mth year. Funeral services at tht Allen Funeral Home, Pleasant Valley. Saturday afternoon April 10 at 2 o'clock. Inter ment Manchester Rural Cemetery. Friends will be received Friday tvt ning from IQ r.

Obituaries Services Set For Mr. Jost SUFFERN Funeral serV' ices will be Saturday at 1:30 at the Wanamaker and Carlough Funeral Horrie, here, for Alfred C. Jost, 68, a native of Red Hook, who died Wednesday. He resided at 21 Washington Circle, Suffern. Friends may call at the fu neral home today, 2 to 5 and 7 to p.m.

Chester A. Elliott NEW PALTZ Chester A. Elliott. 72. an active Ulster County resident, died Wcdnes In Memoriam WIHSCH In lovlno memory of George j.

mncn, wno atea April 7, ito. HI mtmory li. kfrepteke, With which wt'll never part, God has him In hit keeping But wt'll alwaya have him In our heart! Witt, Susiti Daughltri, Htlan and Rhode. Faaeral Director. ALLEN FUNERAL HOME, INC.

MILLIKOOK, N. Y. ORIolt 7 f.H PLEASANT VALLEY, MErcury JI134 ROBERT H. AUCHMOODT FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Fiihklll K.

Brand A.anua Til. 45MU0I Hop.w.ll Junction mnu DARROW FUNERAL HOME Jf SO. HAMILTON ST. Poughknpilt GL MIJ JOHN H. DARROW FUNERAL HOME, INC.

297 7900 Fraleigh Funeral Home ARTHUR J. FRALEIGH. Lie. Mar. 41 Marihall It.

GLoM 1 0110 William G. Miller So Funaral Homti GL i 0750 GL 3 1140 PARMELE FUNERAL HOME John D. Cavan, Funtral Dlroctor 74 Height Aenue Ttl. GLobt 2 0790 ROBERTS' FUNERAL HOME Wappingers Falls 297 2610 SCHOONMAKER CHAPEL INC. 7i So.

Hamilton It SWEETS FUNERAL HOME' INC. HYDE PARK, N. Y. Tal. CApltol MJ4 Fred Loewen Fred Loewen, 74, of 115 Ray Town of Poughkeepsie, died Thursday at St.

Francis Hospital. baker, he was born In Germany, in August 1896. Mr. Loewen came to this country in 1924 had resided In the Town of Poughkeepsie the last three years. In New York Cityi in 1925, he married the former Neumann, who survives.

In addition to his wife. Mr. Loewen is survived three daughters, Mrs. John Corrado, Poughkeepsie; Mrs. Harold Os wain, Pittsfield, and Mrs.

waiter Coords. Monsev: a son, Fred Loewen. Madison. 13 grandchildren, two Road Mr. Elliott, a dairy farmer, had been a foreman for the Ul sterCounty Highway He formerly served as president and vice president of the Ulster County Grand Juror's Association, Kingston.

Mr. Elliott had served on the Board of Directors of the Em pire Livestock Market, Blau velt. and the former Orange League Federation of New Paltz. He also was a member of the New Paltz United Method 1st Church, and the Pomona and State Granges. He had been af filiated with the Plutarch 4 Club for 35 years.

8, 1898, lieWBFthe son "oTTVHIianr H. and Jennie (Ferguson) Elliott. In 1916, in West Park, he married the former Agnes Ackert, who survives. In addition to his wife, Mr. Elliott is survived by three sons, Chester Leslie G.

and Elvin F. Elliott, a brother, Horace Elliott, two sisters, Mrs. Georgianna Lillberg and Mrs. Elizabeth Ashton, all ot New Paltz, nine grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Friends may call at the Pine Funeral Home 124 Main New Paltz, today, 2 to i and 7 to' 9 p.m. Funeral services will be Sat urday at 2 p.m.

at the funeral home. The Rev. Roy Hassel will officiate. Burial will be in the Lloyd Cemetery, "'i El vilarllsSfc JlaSSsWFSSSSr I rlkssssTBVi m6mSMi ttTTWKmHmmHm I eaSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBJSSSSsl i if 'BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaliHeaBBaB' I Mrs. Porfirio STAATSBURG Mrs.

Mary Porfirio, 94, died this morn ing at her home in River Road, after a long Illness Born In Italy, bee. 21, 1876, she was the daughter of Felice and Theodore (Greuoli) Pavone Formerly of Newark, N.J., Mrs Porfirio had resided in Staatsburg the last 55 years. She was a communicant of St. Paul's Church, Staatsburg. Her hus band, Mjchele Porfirio, died in August, 1964.

Mrs. Porfirio is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Rose Snuw, Puughkeepsii Wayne (Antoinette) Wagner, Hyde Parkjjwrs. Robert McPeck and Mrs. Leonard (Rena) Peluso, both of Staats burg, and Mrs.

James (Dora) Schuihoff, Clinton Corners: a of lations. Society of America as one of the five sister, THrS. FranK Ivlrgtnia) French aTrliHehosiess Annie tabzlnearreliP "WatesrBublleelattonrohotoBnrohs of last Albano, Poughkeepsie; a broth' er, Anthony Pavone, Rome, Italy; 18 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and severaijl, nieces ana nepnews. Friends may call at the Sweet's Funeral Home 29 S. Post Road, Hyde Park, Saturday, 7 to 9 o'clock and Sun day, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m The Rosary wiil be recited Sun uay iun.

carnation of 18th dynasty Egyptain Queen 25 years. Nefertiti recently was judged by 'Public Re Dutchess College Paper Accorded Honor Rating The Spectator," student newspaper at Dutchess com inunity College. has been The funeral will be Monday awardctLa. sLCJass. Honor; at 9:15 a.m.

from the funeral Rating" by the Associated Col nome, wiin a Mass oi Kequiem legiate Press and the Nati0nal at SI Paul's Thnrrh Rnrial oiuucih iw nswuauuu, will be In St. Peter's Cemetery, Poughkeepsie. Juilio Zaqorini NEW PALTZ Juilio Za gorini, 76, of 141 N. Putt Cor ners Road, died Thursday at the Kingston Hospital. Born in Italy, May 3, 1894 he was the son of Mr.

'and Mrs. John Zagorini. He retired in 1943 from the DuPont Chemi cal of New Jersey. He moved to New Paltz from Ar lington, N.J., 25 years ago. Mr.

Zagorini was a communicant of St. Joseph's uiurcn. Mr: Zagorini is survived by his former Josephine Lodi; two sons, Anthony and Charles Zagorini, both of New Paltz; two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Pasani and Mrs. Anthony Motmla, both New Jersey, and four grandchildren.

Friends majr call at the Pine FunerafHome NewPaltz today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 clock. The Rosary will be recited to night at 8 clock. A Blessing will be offered at St. Joseph's Church, New Paltz, Saturday at 10 a.m. Bur ial will be in St.

Charles Ceme tery, Gardiner. sisters in. Germany, and. sev eral nieces ana nepnews. Funeral arrangements are in complete, under the direction of the Parmele Funeral Home, 7 Haignt Ave.

Ma 7 DAYS LEFT mmmmm INCOME IssHLjHF 0NLYDAYS tf TO SEE BLOCK CUAIANTII 0 IM tort aaanalN xcvtot rtptia of ar tax ratiua. If Mok 1 retro tkct'Mt mf tMlly unwrmm, wii pay tut powity laf rtr. H.rKtdOCiltTco. AMERICA'S URGEST TAX SERVICE WITH OVER 5000 OFFICES 46 ACADEMY STREET Poughkeepsie, New 20 Fowler Ave. Poughkeepsie, N.

Y. 71 Main St. Fishkill, N. Y. 459 Broadway I 664 Broadway Newburgh, N.

Y. I Kingston, N. Y. Opi'M Werkdiji, Sal, and Sua. Phoo.

471 SSI i No Appointment Necessory The newspaper series for the fall semester 1970 71 was in competition with student news papers from two and four colleges throughout the nation. 1ls a A nnnAinln1 aTvvTl am if A Uanro TTorl Uolner It nf 117 nMW S. Grand died Thursday ress Mo1l Henry E. Hefner at St. Francis Hospital Prior to retiring eight years ago, Mr.

Hetner had been em ployed at the International Busi ness Machines Corp. for 21 years. He formerly had been an election inspector for the Eighth Ward in the City of fougnkeepsie. Born Jan. 16, 1898, in Lycom ing County, he was the son of Harry and Anna Hetner.

He attended schools in Penn sylvania. Mr. Hetner was a member of the IBM Seniors Club, the Men's Club of Friends Meeting and the First Baptist Church, Mr. Hetner is survived by nis wile, the former Rebecca Ann Dow, and several cousins in Pennsylvania. Friends may call at the Wes ley Chapel, 11 N.

Clinton Sunday, 7 to 9 p.m. The Rev. Kurt A. Klingbeil will officiate at the funeral Serv ices on Monday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home.

Burial will be in the Union Cemetery of Hyde raric, under the direction of the McCornac Funeral Serv ice Inc. Mrs. Pitcher Mrs Harold W. Pitcher 73 of 550 Main died Thursday at me Aioany Medical Center, alter a lengthy illness. A lifelong resident of Poueh keepsie, she was born March 9, 1898, the former Anna M.

Plenzig, daughter of Henry and Barbara (Breidenbach) Plenzig. She was a former member of the Community United Method ist Church. On June 16. 1930. in Poughkeepsie, she was married to Harold Pitcher, who survives.

In addition to her husband. Mrs. Pitcher is survived bv her aaugmer, Mrs. John (Judith) Stheeley, Kingston: a grandson. a great grandson and several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the Rob ert H. Auchmoody Funeral Home. 16 Grand Saturday, 7 to' 9 p.m. and 2 to ana 7 to p.m. Funeral servct wflt ho Mnn.

'dayaFZ p.m. af the Auclimoody runerai Home. Captain Edse.1 D. Wheatley will officiate. Bur ial will be in the Poughkeepsie Kurai cemetery.

Mrs. Tompkins PLEASANT VALLEY Mrs. James Tompkins, 65, OHaiioran Circle, died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital, rougnneepsie. In addition to her husband.

Mrs. Tompkins is survived by two daughters) Mrs. William (Margaret) Giles. Poughkeep sie, and Mrs. James (Dorothy) art.

Pleasant Valley: two sons, James, Hyde Park, and William, Tompkins, Pleasant Valley, and 13 grandchildren. Friends may call at' the Allen Press Association (ACP NSPA) are administered by the Uni versity of Minnesota, and annually sponsor an awards com petition for student journalists. The first class honor rating awarded to "The Spectator" is the highest rating a student newspaper can receive on the point system evaluation used by ACP NSPA, Co editors for the fall series of bi monthly issues which achieved the distinction were Michael Breen and Karen Gumble, both Poughkeepsie resi dents. Newspapers from colleges' and universities were judged according to five major cri teria: coverage and content; writing and editing; editorial) leadership; physical appear ance; and photography, In its appraisal of the series of newspapers, ACP NSPA told the Dutchess students that the Issues "were: analyzed and rated in comparison with pub lications produced in schools of approximately the same enroll ment, by similar printing meth ods and frequency of issue. The rating a paper receives is in Itgnded to show how it compares with other newspapers in Us classification throughout the nation.

"A paper is judged in com parison with other school papers not in comparison with some mythical ideal, perfect publication or metropolitan pap ers, "whose" purposes and tech niques differ in many respects from scholastic publications. The 1971 award to the Dutch ess student newspaper marks the third time the newspaper has been cited as a national winner by ACP NSPA. Students assisting in the pub Meminger Leads Midwest Cagers In All star Classic HONOLULU (AP) Dean Meminger of University, top Jraft choice of the New York Krttcks, scored 35 points to leadWe Mldwesttearrrto 'a 993 basketball victory over the South in the second game of the opening round of the Aloha Classic Thursday night. ine west won the opening game of the doubleheader 114 89 over the East, The Midwest gained aJ6 noint advantage at 76 60 but the South came on strong in' the last part oi the game on the shooting of Dick Gibbs of Texas El Paso and Charlie Davis of Wake For est. With 46 seconds left.

Gibbs scored on a layup to cut the The former Margaret Eyett, she' was' born In Poughkeepsie. April 13, 1905, the daughter of Mrf and MrgCharlei Eytt, MidwssUadwantagi tn. 93.9U.hut lication of the Dutchess newspaper include Thomas Bigler, Pleasant Valley, managing edi torpllollyBrandauPoughkcep sie general manager; a ji Durrant, Poughkeepsie, photog raphy; Mollie uster, Wappin gers Falls, humor editor; Debbie Case, Hopewell Junction, women's sports; and Sue Gotthardt, Poughkeepsie, Miss Case has been selected by the staff to assume the editorship of the newspaper for the 1971 72 academic year, Production of the student newspaper was performed by Southern Dutchess News, Wap pingers Falls. Births Mr. and Mrs.

Gregory Popovich, 5 Van Horn Circle, Bea con, are the parents of a daugh ter, born Thursday at Vassar Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Martin, Parr Lake Apartments, New burgn, are tne parents oi daughter, born Thursday at Vassar Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack VanDer warker, Sunset Farms; Wappingers are the parents .61 a son, born Thursday at Vassar Hospital. Put. Co. Notices 179 raguialioni Hi.

D.rtmn 1 notify tna undanigftM in writino bttrt tin tim day el April. lr iDMIfle mil 1 IntirHl tat rtw In Intarait will allfllbl to tiaarOH Public htarlr ultlmataly bald In connattlan Willi tbt application. DlMI Marcb tt, WARREN H. MCKEON L.c.1 farmlt )W)W STATE Of NEW YORK COUNTY OF DUTCHESS rRCMlf HOLf MARY O. MOLT.

bl. wit. piilnm(1 WILLIAM N. VAN KLEECK and HELEN A. VAN KLEECK, Ml will, and THE ORAMATAN COMPANY LTD, and OXFORD MA LOAN CpiOUMtll UIJ COUNT and COUNTY TRUST COMPANY man nnd tbr bt mada tb tha pr.rr no ma.

parmlttM tn antar im inwdlntaiy upon tha proparty daacrlbad Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harold Pritchard, 8 S. Oakwood, New Paltz, are the parents of a daughter, born Thursday at Vassar Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. John Brown, 168 Winnikee are the par ents of a son, born Thursday at M. francis Hospital. Mr. and Harry Bartlett, 21 Sabra Lane, Wappingers Falls, are the parents of a daughter, born Thursday at Vassar Hospiral.

Mr, and Mrs. William Thorns dale, 11 Miller Livonia, are the parents of a daughter, born Thursday at Vassar Hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J.

Lewis, 46 Harrison are the par ents of a son, born Thursday at Vassar Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Elliott, Flynn Lane, Town of LaGrange, are the parents of a son, bprn today at Vassar Hospital, Mr, and Mrs. Salvatore Fu sarb, 8 Wagon Wheel Road, are the parents, of a son, Todd Damon, born today at St.

Fran cislloapital, i Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn LeFevre, 4 Pattie Place, Wappingers Falls, are the parents of a son, born today at Vassar Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mc Cafferyr35 Ardcn Drive, Garri son, are the parents of a daugh ter, born today at Vassar Hos pital.

Schloemer Re elected Chief In Red Hook RED HOOK Members of the Red Hook Fire Company have elected William Schloemer aschief tenrr? WiliiarrrO'BrietrivSSTe elecr ted first assistant chief and Chester Szatko second assistant. Other officers are: Lester Coon, captain; Donald Coon, first lieutenant; Michael Seism, engineer; Theodore Schackin sky, first assistant engineer; Robert Coon, second assistant engineer; Joseph Saggesse, cap tain of fire police; Maynard Ham Sr.r fire police first lieu tenant; and George Harrison, fire police second lieutenant. Manny Mangione was re named captain of the first aid squad and David Cohen lieuten ant Harold Coon is secretary treasurer again and Walter Du Bois, director. A new emergency vehicle purchased by the company is expected to be delivered this month. v.

The company's annual dance and buffet is slated May 15 at the Red Hook Veterans of For eign Wars post home. Dancing will be from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. to the music of the Dick Rich ards Quartet. The event will benefit the rescue squad.

NOTICE OF SALE index no. tvo ro; in nup.n.nr. at a udamanl of for. closur. and lala, anlerad In tha tnlltlad action and btarlnodata tha Jlrd day ol NiomMr, 1170.

tn. unoar Hjnad, tht ttatarta in law naml, will tail public auction .1 th. Main Corridor. County Court Houw, City of Poua.hk.aptl, Dutchail New Torn, on tna jra n'rlnrk an that daV. th.

uinhu nlpai.fnrf Kv ludomtnt to ba Mid, and mor. particularly bounded no (JCSCriDna 1 Ml inrui in allached and man parr naraor. SUBJECT to: () Any Hate of fact! an accurate turvev and or parional Impaction would ariciow. nnr.nn In maintain lamO. (c) Building and lonlng If any.

(d) unpaid t.x.i. fel Covenanti. rettrlctlont. and agreement, or record. (f) TenanclM and If any Dated: April 1171 tuucrie, i.

niwumw Bef.rtt i. TO: BENSON R. FROST, JtTTlsa. 73 Mill aireet Rhlnebeck, New York I7e M0 crMFrMIt A ALL that piece or parcel of land iltu.t. In th.

Town of Hyde Park, County of Dutches, and State ot New York, more particularly bound and described at fol BEGINNINS at a point on th. north eesterly line ot Holt Road and distant northerly .21 (M feet along the line of said road from wher. the curve of the northerly line of Dogwood Lane leaves the easterly line ol said Holt Road 44 deg. J5' West 100 00 feet; thence leaving i mad and running along other lands of now or formerly A. Holt.

North deg. 55' East J0O 00 leel; South 44 deg. a. tanlh 4V Haul 75' fcm BU WW IMS. ajjpu avuiii oeg inning.

snRJECT' tion. and riahts nf ratrnrd If anV. BEING portion Of premiwi wf veved by Anna Stnber and Louist SiaDer 10 rcnij n. nun December 22, ana recoroira in rnnniv irk'i office on March II, 1M4 In Liber 11M of Deeds at page JW I IJWM City Notices 111 th. abov.

proceeoimj. February it. i'i, fru. copy of which It h.r.W ann. u.u lth aarvad uoon vou, Will pr.s.ntad to th.

County Court, Dutch eat IhorKj to b. h.M in, and for th. Caoniy of Dutchoi In th. City of Dulcht County, Now York, In th. Ninth Judicial Ultiricr, wnnm wnitr, real Brop.rJy, t.m.

porttott IharMl, II tliuaien, on tnw test, at i. ftfi o'clock In th. Aait aa annn thereafter aa emin j'r "i ....,1 sal can no neeni, wnn m. wm Itth day of May, foronoon ar al aain Petition ba oranted. th.

plffintltf D. permmeo ro enier im Man latalw Unnn the BronertV detcrlbM in the annexed Petition upon depoalllng with Court lueh. turn .1 may bo fixed to oe applied In th. manner pro ylded by Section 14 of th. Condemnation Law and lor euch olher and further relief at may b.

proper. Jaled: Pouohkeepiie, New York March It, 1171. ROBERT A. MACK.ENNAN, ESQ. Attorney for Plelntlff Otlke i pott Olllc.

Addrtt. City Hall Main Slrlet "oughxeepile, New York Tel. No.t (fl4) 471 1000 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: The foregoing Nolle, af Pr.tent.tlon It aerved upon you by publication, pur. suant to an Order' of th. Honor.bl.

Joseph Jludlc, a Judge 6f th. County Court ot Dutchess County, slqned tho Uth day of March, 1171, at Pougnkxp lle. New York and filed sn th. lath day of March, 1171, with th. P.tltlon, In th.

Office of the Cl.rk of th. County of Dutchcta, at tha Court In tht City of Poughkeeptle, County of Dutch est, al tht Court House, In tho City af fnni.ly pf DulChSIt and Slat, of New Yorki Th. oblect of thle action It to eon damn certain r.l property dscrltMd a. a puniic street ana oeing in tne vny ot Poughk.sl., County of Dutchott. Stato of New York, known at Washlnpton Street, from Main Street north to Mill Street, and Latayette Place from Wath Inoton Street west to tho boundary lln.

of th. City Hall Urban Renewal Project. B.tMs lri; ,1 ROBERT A. MAC KEN NAN Attorney for plaintiff Office end Pott olllc. Addr.M nt Main Street Poughkeepsie, New York 1101 Tel.

(114) 471 100. 11015133 City Notices 181 Falls Woman Dies Of Wound WAPPINGERS FALLS A tentative ruling of suicide was issued today in the death of Mrs. Hollice Ann of Pleasant Lane. State Police at Fishkill barracks reported. Troopers said Mrs.

Hogan died of a knife wound in the chest. She was found by' her husband, Ronald, late Thursday morning. Trooper A. R. Krug and Investigator Frank Hallock inves tigated.

The tentative ruling was Is sued by the Medical Examiner office. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that tha Board of Education of tho City School Dittrfct of the City of Poughkeepsie. New York, hat appointed a Board of Realstraiion for the nurooM of srtoarv Ing a Register of Voters of each School Election District, In connection with tho Annual School Election, which is to bo held on May 4, 1971, in the City School uistncT or ine Ltty or pougnneepsie Htw V6fKF1Rir iir3 15IPS at nMtic to covenanttr wjitmeel at thf Administration and rights of way of public Building of the Board of Education, af a wwii try nvtT'iutr, in irtv viiy tn Poughkeepsie, New York, on April 17th, 171. between the hours of 12:00 o'clock noon and 1 00 o'clock in the evening of said day, and prepare a School Election District Register for each School election uurricr. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that any person who is not registered under permanent personal registration on or before tht last registration day found on the registers or records or list furnished by the Board of Elections of tha County of Dutchess to the said Board of Registration (said last registration date being March 1, 19711 and has not voted at any Intervening School District Election must, in order to bo entitled to vote, present himself personally for registration Derore saw Board of Regis NEW YORK STATI DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION urtTirc ne application Notict li hereby given that, pursuant to Part lll A of Article (Use ana orntavtinn Af Walsr.

of the Consorva tion Law. Herbert Redl, 41 North Road, PniinhlrMfKtla. NaW YOlit tlBI filed application with tht New York Slate pt parimeni or tnvironmwniai n.uiainn nf Fih atrv. Gmf at Its Re gional Office at 21 South Putt Corners Road, New Paltz, New York 1o where tho application and published rules and regulations lor Administration of the law art avaiiaoit for puonc in Tho applicant requests that he bt Issued a permit to Install a rip rap (tlona a 330 teet section of the northwest hank of waoolnaers Creek located ap proximately one tenth of a mile below the Route 44 bridge crossing in tht Town of Pleasant Valley, county oi uuicness. inv narton ntarMted in this aODllca tlon who wishes to become a "Party in Interest' in this procelinq In accordance with Iht published rules and reoulationt of the Department must notify tht undersigned In writing on or before the lofh day of Aorll, 1971, stating specific areas of Interest.

Any Prty In Interest will bt eligible to bo heard If a oublic hearing Is ulti mately ntia in connection wiin ino ap plication. uaieo: April ivi WARREN McKEON Local Permit Agent 17015432 180 City Notice STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY COURT COUNTY OF DUTCHESS CITY OF POUGHKEEPSIE, rieimiFT; ooalnst JENNIE I. SPITZ. RACHEL S. HARRIS, J.

GEORGE SPITZ, Executors, Trustees of tht Last Will and Testament of Issac H. Soitr, Dec'd JOHN DOE, JANE DOE, RICHARD ROE and MARY ROE, taid names being ficti tious and tht true names being unKnown to pitinmf, and Doing intended to designate tht distributees, widows, heirs at law, devisees and legal representatives, if any, of any and all persons claimino, or who may claim, soma Interest in and to the streeii set forth In in tha petition herein. uetenoems. NOTICF OF PETITION Index No. 1971 314 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND ANTS: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that tht Pe tition of tht City of Poughkeepsie, in tratlon, at the address abovt dtslgnated, on the Registration day hereinabove specified Dated: April 1, 1971.

MARGARET J. MAROULIS Clerk of tha Board of Education of the City School District of the Cljy of Poughkeepsie, New York CITY OF POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTlCf TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Contract and Supply of Poughkeepsie, New York, until 11:00 a on April 21, 1971 at City Hall. All bids received pursuant to this notict will bt publicly opened and read. This Contract Includes: Demolition of buildings at 9 Saldino Avenue and 593 Main Street In conformance with tho attached specifications. Specifications and Contract art subject to provisions of Chapter 60S, Laws of tho Statt of New York af ltse.

Mfli.n ihia ot tht General Municipal Law, and Sec iion jav or tne La dot Law or tht StMt of New York. specifications, form of orooosa anal contract may be obtained at the office of tht Commissioner of Finance. Cltv Hall, Pouohkeepiie, New York. Tht proposal shall aecomoanieri hv a cert I fieri check for five per cent (5) of tht total amount of tht bid and madt payablt to tht City of Poughkeop. sit.

The Cltv retervei tha rlnhf la. walua. any Informality In tha bids and to reject BUT VI UIUJ, Dated: April 1.71. rouanKtepsie, New Yortt. DEPARTMENT QF FINANCE OP THE CITY OF POUGHKEFPSIE AUBREY B.

COONS Commlttlon.r of Fin.nc, 11015434 Miscellaneous Notices ZM "Sealed bldl will ba received and opened Ov Lalayette Post No. J7. American Legion on Monday, April It, 1t71 at 3 p.m. for air conditioning the cock tell lounge and main meeting room. lor obtained at the Pott "Specification! for taid work may b.

ttained at tha Pott Home. Mt Mill Poughkeepiio, N.Y.' M0 IJ4J0 LOST Bank Book. Tha stata af Ma. York National Bank, Poughkeeptle, New York. NO.

Unleta ralurnaH ta Rank within 20, dan. Bank Book will be Void. TOO 1531 LEGAL NOTICES State Notices 160 PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF NEW YORK PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION ALBANY Cat. 210.3 'on motion of th. Commltalon at lo th.

ratet and charge, of Valley Water Com peniea, inc. lor water tervice. ADril 1. 1V71 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will b. h.ld In th.

above matter colore examiner Rooert J. Mul liaen, at tha Ultter County Office Build ina. Felr and Main Streeti. Kinotton. N.Y..

on Wednesday, April 21, 1.71, at luivw A.m. SAMUEL. MADISON Secretary ii UP 15431 170 Dut. Co. Noticei Meminger put the game away on a layup with 19 seconds left.

Jeff Haliburton of Drake was the second high scorer with 24 points for the winners. Gibbs got 21 for the losers. Cliff Ray of Oklahoma pulled in 22 rebounds. Stan Love of Oregon scored 28 points in leading the West to its Funeral Home Pleasant victory In the opener. vauey, tonight, 7 to 9 o'clock.

Game scoring honors, howev Funeral services will be Sat 'er. went to Jarrett Durham of urday at 2 p.m. at the funeral Duquesne University who home. Burial will be in the scored 32. Manchester Rural Cemetery, Iff445aes april 9 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION Nolle ll htrebv aivtn that, ourtuanl to Pari HI A of Artlclt (U and rroiaction or wattrii of tht conserva tion Low, Dutches! County Department bat tiled an application with the New York Statt Dtpertment of Environmental Conservation, Division of Fish and Game at its Rtgionai oil ice at ll South Putt Corntrs Road, New Palti, New York US41 where the a oo cation and oub sh od rules and regulations tor administration of tht law art availablt tor public ifiiLiion, int a toi cam rtautsts that he be is sued a permit to straighten and widen section of stream channel 1.400 feet long and fill In the south branch of the scream in the area where Overlook lVR'nHri Crk bttwttn Iht Towns of Poughkeepsie and La Grange in Dutchtss County.

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