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6A IPoughkteptie Journal Sunday. March 17. 1985 Obituaries In Brief Lawrence F. 'Rip Graham PORT ORANGE. FU.

Uwrt nee F. "Rip" Graham. 69. of 5200 S. Nova a former paid City of Poughkeepsie firefighter, died Saturday at Humana Hospital.

Daytona Beach, Fla. Mr. Graham began working a a firefighter for Poughkeepsie irt 194S. He was employed for 32 years before he retired In IJT7. He was born in Poughkeepsie Oct.

S. ISIS, the son of Lawrence and Martha Burr Graham. Mr. Graham was married to the former Margaret Davison, who survives. He moved from Poughkeepsie to El Cetitro, California, after his retirement and to Florida in 1981.

Mr. Graham was a member of VFW Post 13212 in Port Orange, the Ancient Scottish Rite of Albany. Cyrus Temple of Albany, the Masonic Lodge '266 of Poughkeepsie. and the Free a'nd Accepted Masons of Albany. He served in the Army's 66 Signal Battalion during World War II and was awarded the Medal for Ousland ing Heroism.

Bronze Star. Conspicuous Service Cross and Purple Heart. In additiorl to his wife. Margaret. Mr.

Grahaml is survived by a son. Donald Graham of New York, a daughter. Sandra Graham of New York City, three sisters. Evelyn Tanoof Poughkeepsie. Martha Osika of Hyde park, and Dorothy Waldron of Bonita Springs.

and four grandchildren. Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Dale Ma loney Funeral Home, 543 S. Halifax Port Orange. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 at the funeral home Burial uill be in Woodland Cemetery in Port Orange.

Donations may be made to the Shnners Crippled Children's Hospital. Springfield. Mass Earl M. Knapp PLEA5ANT VALLEY Earl M. Knapp.

:11. of Barket Kennel Road. the former owner of Knapp Sanitation Service in Poughkeepsie. died Friday, at Vassar Brothers Hospital. 1 He was a life long area resident and was educated in Wa'ppinger schools Mr, Knapp was bornDer27.

1912 in Wappmgers Falls, the son of Charles and Ella Haight Knapp He as married to Virginia Gilson, who surtives 'In addition to his wife. Mr. Knapp is survived by two sons. Melvin Knapp of Rhinebeck and Earl M. Knapp Jr.

of Wappmgers Falls; four daughters. Janet Pettey of Raleigh. N.C. and Patricia Harding. Zonme Hagey and Beatrice Marshall of Poughkeepsie.

lo sisters. Ruth Miller and Mae Veeder of Pough keepsie. 17 grandchildren; Fire destroys barn WAEPJNGERS FALLS A fire destroyed a small barn off Smith town Road Saturday afternoon The fire which started about 3 p.m.. was at a barn owned by Harold Cohen. He said the flip started from sparks from an electricat'outlct Firefighters from the New Hackcn sack Fire DepartcnT used a small tractor to remove several bales of hay from the building Although the structure was levelled, the fire continued to burn under the hay.

Ulster man accused of drug possession ROSENDALE A Saugertles man was arrested on charges of drug pos session Saturday after police found 20 pounds of marijuana, valued' at S15.000.1n his home, the Ulster County Sheriff's Department said. Edward Vaughn. 37. of 6S59 Hun; nelv ille Road, was charged with first degree criminal possession of marijuana, a felony, police said. Police said after investigating the sale of marijuana in Rosendale, search warrants were issued for residents there and in Saugerties.

Vaughn was arraigned before Town of Saugerties Judge David Ulster" County Jail in lieu of S25.000 bail. He is scheduled to return to town court at a later date. Police said the investigation was continuing. John M. Garrett BARRE MEMORIALS Frank A.

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a retired bartender, died Friday at St. Francis four v. Hospital Rose A. Boyle RHINEBECK Rose A. Bqyle.

90. of Camp Road, died at home Friday. She was a retired sales representative for the American Tobacco Co. in New York City. Mrs.

Boyle lived in Rhinebeck about two years. She was born in New York City on July IS. 1894. and was the daughter of Hugh C. and Mary Ann McArdle Collins.

She was married to William Boyle, who died in 1979. Mrs. Boyle is survived, by three nieces. Mrs. William Lee of Rhine beck.

Gloria O'Connor of Chester town. and Doris DeChns'tofaro of Waterford, N.J.. and several great grandmeccrs and nephews. Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at the William White Funeral Home. 91 E.

Market Rhinebeck. Prayers will be said at the funeral home at 8 p.m. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home at 9:30 a.m. Monday. A Mass of the Christian Burial' will follow at 10 a.m.

at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Rhinebeck The. Rev. Edward Brogan will officiate Burial will be in Greenfield Cemetery. Hempstead. I.

Dorothy M. Lenahan BEACON Dorothy M. Lenahan. 72. of 41 S.

Cedar died Saturday at the Kent Nursing Home in Putnam County. She had lived in Beacon about a year, moving there from Peekskill. She was a housewife and was a member of the Peekskill Yacht Club. Mrs. Lenahan was a member of the Church of the Assumption in Peeks 'kill.

She was born in Beacon on Sept. 8. Death Notices LENAHAN Dorothy age 72 on March 16. 1985 at the Kent Nurs Ing home. Wife of the late Lenahan.

Mother of Gerald Sister ol James. William. Thomas and Edward Kent and Mrs. Loretta Glan ville. Also survived by one grandson.

Gerald Lenahan. Mass of Christian burial at the Church of the Assumption. Tuesday. March 19 at 10 00 a m. Interment Assumption Cemetery.

Peekskill Friends may call at the Clinton Funeral Home. 728 N. Division Fishkill. Sunday Monday 4 8T7 9 pnfn rt lieiTOf tlowersTdona" tions may be made to the Lung Asso elation. Cards Of Thanks Family Gratitude with sincere thanks and appreciation during the recent loss of our mother CATHERINE LAWRENCE; to the many friends, neighbors, co work ers.

churches, I.B.M., H.R.P.C., C.I.A.. V.B.H.. The Poughkeepsie Medical Surgical Groups. Special thanks for the food, flowers spiritual support bestowed upon our family. Blessings to Dr.

Emanuel Liu for the many years of caring for our moth Bouquets to the Vassar Nursmg Stalf of Circle 5 South Circle 5 for their loving care during our mother's long Illness. There Is no measurement for our appreciation. Sincerely The Lawrence Family. In Memoriam VOLNICK. In memory of Shirley Mackey Volnlck who passed away March 17, 1M.

Memories In our hearts today Mean more to us than words can say Although we smile and are carefree Nobody misses you more than 1912, and was the daughter of William and Mary O'Brien Kent. Her husband, Leo Lenahan. died in 1984. She is survived by a son. Gerald W.

Lenahan of Beacon four brothers, James Kent of Poughkeepsie, William Kent of Nelsonville (Putnam County), Thomas Kent of Beacon, and Edward Kent of Florida; a sister. Loretta Glanvillc of Beacon; and a grandson. Calling hours arc today and Monday at the Clinton Funeral Home. 728 N. Division Peekskill.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Church of the Assumption. Donations may be made to the American Lung Association. great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews Calling hours will be from. 7 to 9 m.

Monday at the Dowling Funeral Home. 4J Fairview Town of Poughkeepsie Services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home, with the Rev. Ronald K. Nasshan officiating.

Burial will be in Fishkill Rural Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. Charles Bennett Charles Bennett. 87. of 2 Creek Road.

Town of Poughkeepsie. died Wednesday at Vassar Brothers Hospital. He was a chauffeur who retired in 1961 Mr. Bennett, formerly of Clinton Corners, was a veteran of World War I. He was born Jan.

29, 1898 in Poughkeepsie. the son of William and Essie Harden Bennett. Mr. Bennett was educated in Poughkeepsie schools. He is survived by a son.

Floyd Bennett of Clinton Corners; three daughters. Joan Henderson and Jean Neal Kingston and Yolanda Bowles of Detroit; 10 grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. There will be no calling hours. Graveside services will be at 10 a m. Monday at Union Cemetery.

Hyde Park, with the Rev. Janet Brooks officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of the John H. Darrow Funeral Home. Route 9.

Hyde Park, He was the son of Thomas J. and Maryann Boyle Garrett This information was incorrect in Saturday's Journal. mmm UNITED Coll Ink ffnan Van Inc. UNITED II UNITED SOCIAL SICURITT DISABILITT FOKMf U.S. SOC SIC.

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Arnold B. Elkind Professional Denture Center 471 1930 473 4411 115 Fulton Avenue Poughkeepsie, N.Y. We are pleased to announce that due i to your recent increase in benefits, We will accept your insurance as. fgll pay merit on pn oral exam, rays, cleaning ana full dentures. CALL FOR FREE CONSULTATION! Robert Patterson Robert Patterson, also known as George Moore, 4ff.

of 92 N. Hamilton City of Poughkeepsie, died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital. He was employed "as a nailer with "Harry's WoodwbrKingCo. in POughT" keepsie until his retirement in 1981.

Mr. Patterson was a city resident for 28 years. He previously lived in Jamaica. West Indies. He was a member of the Sports men's Cricket Club and Beulah Baptist Church.

City of Poughkeepsie. Mr. Patterson was born in Jamaica on Sept. 6, 1936. the son of Isaac Moore and Doris Patterson Moore, who survives.

He was married in .1973 in Pough keepsie to Clarissa Belter, who survives. In addition to his wife and mother, Mr. Patterson is survived by four brothers, Arthur Moore of Canada, Osmond Moore of the Bronx and Gil bert Moore and Lynville Moore of Ja and one sisterPearl Moore of Jamaica. Calling hours will be from 7 to 9 m. Monday at Beulah Baptist Church, Catharine Street.

City of Poughkeepsie. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Tuesday at Beulah Baptist Church, with the Rev. Jesse Bottoms officiating. Burial will be in Union Cemetery.

Hyde Park. Arrangements are under the direction of the Joseph J. Darrow Sr. Funeral Home. 39 S.

Hamilton City of Poughkeepsie. iUji BLOUSE BONANZA March 18th March 23rd 15 OFF already discounted price on all blouses knit stock! Nrr Hon. SIZES 6 20. 36 52 no laawa. no prrial order, not on vale Rtc 44 55 Ardunia Clinlondale Fri.

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883 946. NO POINTS! Ronald Alcid Gregoire nephews, aunts and Mother. Daughter. Sisters. Husband MILLERTON Ronald Alcid Gre 32.

of Millerton. died Saturday at Sharon (Conn.) Hospital. He had been a resident of Millerton about three years, moving there from Sharon. Mr. Gregoire served in the Army.

He was born in Waterbury, on Feb. 12, 1953. and was the son of Antonio and Verla Austin Gregoire. Mrs. Gregoire survives.

In addition to his mother, he is sun vived by two sister, Claudette Cham berlen of Millerton. and Elaine Re vard of Bristol," a brother. Roger Gregoire of Millerton; and several nieces, uncles. Calling hours arc Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Valentine Funeral Home in Millerton.

The Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Funeral services will be Tuesday at II a.m. at St. Bernard's Catholic Church in Sharon, with the Rev.

Joseph Schick officiating. Burial will be in Irondale Cemetery, Millerton. Donations may be made to the erton Fire Department's Ambulance Fund. 113. VOLNICK In loving memory of.

Shirley Mackey Volnick who passed away 3 years ago today. March 17, 12. When through our tears of sorrow We see a curtain fall. And know a dearly loved one Has gone beyond our call. We must have faith confidence In Cod In His way.

For He will raise the curtain On a fairer scene some day. Love. Mother. Husband Daughter I JOHN J. MACK Retired chairman of McGraw Hill dies NEW YORK (AP) Shellon Fisher, retired chairman of the board at McGraw Hill Inc.

of New York, died Friday at Stamford Hospital in Connecticut afier a brief illness. He was 73. Fisher became president of the New York based McGraw Hill in 1966 and served as chief executive officer from 1968 to 1975. He became chairman of the board in 1974. and retired in 1976.

Fisher joined McGraw Hill in 1940 as promotion manager, of Business City. Week, after posts with Curtis Publishing Co. and McCann Enckson. After serving in the Navy during World War II. Fisher became publisher of Power magazine in 1949.

A native of Memphis, Fisher attended Columbia University and graduated from the Slates Naval Academy in 1943. He was a member of the University Club of New York and former member of the Management Advisory Board to the Mayor of New York Itfi One Year'Ago you wenFaway, We think of you every day Though you are not near in our hearts we II always care Love Son Brian, Vickie and Grandchildren PUBLIC AUCTION repossessed'oriental rugs By order ol secured party WILL BE HELD "AT: HOLIDAY INN WASHINGTON AVE. (NY Thruway exit 19) KINGSTON. N.Y. MAR.

22ND. 8 P.M. VIEW 1 P.M. Contents ol unpacked boles held under Interim financing, ordered by original owners to be liquidated by auction to raise funds lor' unpaid documents. Bales contain varoos lypas of hand made oriental' rugs sizes 23 to room sizes in numerous patterns and colors.

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