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PAGE THIRTY FOUR POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL LEGAL NOTICES Town Notices vr wriM 190 pISTKICT MKETINO Free SohMl ol Matrtei No. I of Uw Teem Dl Pseelikeep. ate. DuUlmt Cemtr, New York, taiee aaoera aa unum rree aeonc pletrfet No, I Ua ToVa of feullceerle. Datcheaa Coast.

Tin Boor of EdaeaUe at School Metric! No. I tm Tows Ponfh eenete, txrlcheee Ceority. Now York, BEREBY GIVES NOTICE, fliol a pedal Slati ineeUag of Um aaanflea votere of tho Ualoa rree School o( DMrk Bo. a of UM fowl ot ItafMmepele, irtcfceee Cowite, Now York, will bo WM Iho Spockonkin School, Craft Rood. RUm Tow at Pooe heeetaee.

Now York. nM lohoot Wetrtct oa the 1Mb aa ol Jam, iw, i jo cioc p. Eastern DerllaM Sail, time, ol which tlm Um polla win bo kept opea botwooo i a.na e'elnrk m. ana :00 o'clock a.nu, Eaetera DajillMSoT tog time, far Um jparpeoe of ToUnI bir ballot apoa Um rblknrlnf sropodtloat PROPOSmON ban 0M foUowliif reeototloa bo edoe "reSOLVED. that Um Boanl ol EJaee Hon ot Union rree School Wetrlct No.

1 of Um'Towh of Pomheeepete. DnSS CooMT. how Torn, if eaeeiw to eonetrart and eqnlp a achool bolWnf an tne oiernr own wwe ai Hefaa Betee aad ie eenet! aid aaaVaenra will meet at Town Bid Hi Um aald town to hoar and examine aO aompialnU In releUna to audi aaeeea merea on uie boHoTtnf hlmeelf ailrterod Uir JOhN MAY' JAMFS P.F.IU.Y SR. VAU2MT1JNIL ruw ivr 1WV 4W3 Ja rautroct iw4 (MM.IIIX lollowe aqorp aa addllloa to uw nutuif tpVkenklll School BalMlaa on Naaaaa Vod, and to conatroct and equip aa addlUoa to and ta reOTietrertUve ealat tna SoarkmkUl Janlor Blfh School Build tn( on Croft Road. In aald waootiaeuiCT Ci accordanc alt, Tlaae and apertnee ta Ik a aaai a a aaa 1 lw ttnaa to oo iwiuwu eeatton at stew Jie't Intel eatlmatea roof of wMok imr ta auocalad aa follOWl' ij.

(a) To creiarract a now pmw iwiujja on UM oiainc wpw e.e a weetert of Haa Drtra, roclodlnf orlalnal rarnumnta. oiruii wUimv ami aDDarataa gradlnM and ImpfOTOinont of Um alto, at a maximum aatlmatod coat, Includlna Incidental axpenan. at fllllJOOl b) To conatroct an addition to Um eriatlm Naaaanpackanklll School Boildlnl on Naaaaa Road. Including original fumtahlng. aqalpfBoot, Mvh(Mrt and aooaratua.

at a maximum aatlmatad coat. lndudlnM tnddonUI axpanaea, of llMMOi and To eonatraet an addition ta and and to reconstruct the axlatlnf Speckanklll Junior BKk School Building oa Croft Road. Including original furnlablnga, aqulpmant. macMnorr and apparatua. at a maxunam aatlmatod coat, InclDdlng tncldantal axpanaaa.

of atlUHOi whlcb ram In Um aggregate principal amount of or ao much thereof Cmay be aacaaaary. ahall be ralaod the lery of a tax upon Um taxable gvopertr la ald School Durtrlct and oUected In annual Inatallmenta aa pro Md he Section 41a of the EducaUona law. and fa anttdpatloa of each tax. bonda of aald School Durtrlct eban bated: Poughkeepale. New York 11.

19S4. BY 6RDE31 OF THE BOARD OP EDUCATION or UNION FREE SOIOpL DISTRICT NO. 1 Or THE TOWN OF POUGHKEEFSIE, UUT CHESS COUNTY. NEW YORK. By HAZEL B.

BARCHER. School Dlatrlct Clerk. JSIS NOTICE or SALE UNDER CHATTEL MORTQAOE Purauant to the irovlalona of a Condi tional Salea Contract dated Mar 10. 1M1 or MxrtnrP. BaiiolaliaLh.

thTMaau IO nq now boiq ox too onperaignea ejMeralgnea wm eeu at puouc aocuoat at Central Auto Salea, Inc. Red Hook. New York oa June la. 1964. at 10:90 A.M., E.D.T., UM following described Propertj 1 193 Fontuc Seoaa Serial SU8L inn Dated: June 1.1M4 MARINE MIDLAND NATIONAL BANK Or SOUTHEASTERN N.Y.

347 Mala St. Pooghtoepale, N.Y. J. laH.Tl' xa WI Town NollcM 190 NOTICE Or rVMJCrVfF0 TOWN OT EAST rTSHKOL NOTICE HEREBY OIVEN that purauant to rrrwona of: the Toem Law I B.MU ttAn win Ke held be the Town of Eaat riahWII Planning Board at the Town Hau "jn Eaat PTahldlU Dutcheaa i Canxf, New York, on Um ISui dae of June 19(4 at o'clock la the efternooe of aald day for the purpnee of hearing an peraona In tereated. whether for or agalnat the granting of final approval by Um Toera of Eaat nahkltl Planning Board of a pro poard aubdrrlalon map, Tncnnlc EeUtee, Sertlna IL made br M.

Chaxen, winch aunaiTwnon mceiea on ne praennuue nri hi the Iwn of Eaat flahkUL Dutch eaa County, New York, and la oomprued of Iota and 4 etreet or arreeta la pro poaed in aald auhdlvuaon. Uw name or IWinee IO ne iuirwn nmmciPN' Pine Wood Taoontc Drive ai Wood Croat Drive June 11. 1944 By order of Um Planning Board of the1 Town of Eaat PlahMll WRIGHT JACKSON. Caalrmaa ln JMI Mlserllaneooi Notices tOI Ftmeral Director ZS4 ALLEN FUNERAL HOME, INC. PLEASANT VALLEY, MErcury I XU4 aOLLBROOK, N.

Y. ORlola MU ROBERT H. AUCHM00DY FUNERAL HOMES. INC. 14 Grand Avenue Tal.

OLobe HMO DEL SANTO FUNERAL HOME The Home of Peraonal Servtce" OL 1 1(90 194 MU1 St. DOWLING iJNERAL HOME MBKHnr n. injwLnu uc mar. 43 rAmvrrw ave. oiobe i FRALEIGH FUNERAL HOME ARTHUR J.

FRALEIGH. Lie. Mir. 41 Marahall St. GLobe 3 08 10 Horn flcThomes Inc.

TfOPajWEIX. JUNCTION XM 7900 PAWUNO. N. Y. UI a 3111 William G.

Miller Ac Son Funeral Homea OL 1 O7J0 MULVEY FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM P. MULVEY. Lie. Mir. 311 Manaion St.

Phone GLobe 4 49 IS PARMELE FUNERAL HOME John D. Owl Funeral Director 74 Height Aveno Tel. GlAbe 3 O790 ROBERTS' FUNERAL HOME Wappingers Falls 297 2610 Schoonmaker Chapel Seventy Three South Hamilton St. GLobe 4 1800 SWEET'S FUNERAL HOME George W. Sweet.

Lie. Mgr. HYDE PARK. N. Tel CAplUI 9 3674 Nnrrnc nw annual meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual Meeting of the Inhabitante of Central School Durtrlct No.

1 of the Towna of Hyde Park. Poughkepete. Clinton, Pleaaant Valley and Rhlnebeck. Dutcheaa County, qualified to vote at achool meetlnge in aald dlatrlct. win be held In the F.

D. Rooeevelt High School In aald acnooi aietnct on roeeaay, June 16th, 1964. at :30 P.M. Eaatern Daylight Saving Time, for the tran aactlon of auch bualneaa aa la autborlxed bv tne Education Law. AND NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that the election of membera of the Board of Education aban take place on Tuee day.

June 16th. 1964, at the aame place and auch election ahaU take place be tween the houre ot 1 P.M. and P.M D.S.T. The following vacandee on Um Board ot Education are to oa nuea: Term of five yeare preaent Incumbent: Vincent 4. aruueo Term of five yeare preaeiit Incombent Edward L.

Leadbltter AND NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that petitioax Dominating candldatea for the office of member of the Board of Edu eattoa muat be Bled with the Clerk of the Dtntrlct not later than Tueeday, June tod, 1964. PeUtlone muat be directed to Um Clerk of Uw Durtrlct. muat be etgned by at leaat twenty five qualified Mere of thia dlatrlct. muat etate Um name and reaidence of the candidate and moat deecribe the apecifle vacancy for which the candidate la nominated. Including at leaat the length of tne term mi ndtfm miwI tha name nf the laat In cumbent.

I Mn Martin Timrwarin 75 rliprl AND NOTICE IS ALSO UIVEN that. wl. TIWFERIO ln HIhland June 10. 1964, yeBieruajr. uunre Rafwla.

wife of Mnrtin Tlmperio. Vine FlorlsU US CUT rUWERS Flower Arrangementa GRAHAM'S 17 Orchard Place GL 4 7140 Mrs. Timperio. 73, Lived in Highland Deaths BlJl JeOTKiJiMhwiiIv at St. Fnitcla Ram wtai, jnno 19M, aimwi buiiw nui jmr, ui ii i win wm ttwtM it Uw Bwml BrpU CtwrHv, Mondav.

Jum IMJl lilbm. Ilrtfritw nt Rorl (itrMwTT, rrtiMS may eMl at um ionM rw wii Horn. Owtirt 9mi. and ft. auurnooii and arvmiif CAMPAQNA MrrhiwW at Vaatwr Roa plUI.

Jtrna a 1M4, rmumm of Town or BtMttman. fionrtToro inrtoA CaroHna Campa(na am) Mehatri Canv Mftw. Firavrai aorrrPoa win ba hoM TharmUT emtlnf at p. a tha Frank E. Campball Pvtfral Hmt, tlat St.

and Madtaoa Now Yorti Oty. Intfrmont rarncBff Cumttery, Barta UM, N. rrtda at 11: a. m. rieaaa ormt gowm.

toninii iiaona cms matlo to tha Heart Fond. rnvJoiw, 1ft. 1M4. RlrtMrd TL Oar flr. aite of ModMio, lnintvai mmcmmm tho Button nvwarai Hfltna, tjniwiiiaojav Saturday at 1 pm.

FrVmta may call Friday rvtNtif from 7 to tatarim nt MiMlcna Cmnwimrr. LOVrUSR At XaOranirvllr, Jur 10, 1M Mary atv latw an, Arthur M. ijmtim ruitrai aarvieoa will held Friday rrv rr nf at at tho Torrwna Mornorial Funrra lloma and at Ml. Carrnal Charch at vhfra a Maaa of qaptT. w.H bo OrTaSrvd.

InUr itMrd at tha DonvenJnct At tho family. 1 Frinda may call Thurartay alter 7 p.m. MACCmARrlJi la Uaa dty. today June 1L 164. Anthony, hueband of Anna Arico MaccMarellL Foneral aerv Icee wil be held Saturday at 190 from Uw Toraone Memorial Funeral Rome and a.m.

at aft Carmel Church where a High htaaa of Requiem win be offered. Interment St. Petera Cernetery. Frlenda may call after 7 p.m.. Tbure day and rnoay anaraoon ana evening.

hfcDERMarrr June la. 1964 at Point Hoepttal. Charlea T. aacDermott, reeldent of Heath Forge Brook, rtahUll. New York.

Beloved hnaband of Hra. Mary T. McDerroott. Devoted father of Colleea. Diane.

Inereaa and Charlea McDermett. The foneral will be conducted from the Robert H. Aoch noody Funeral Home, nanldll, omtur day June 13. 1M4 at a.m. and a Reoulem Maaa wui be ooerea at rx.

Ifarv'a Chanel. Flahklll at 111 a.m. In terment St Joacmrn'a Cemetery. The family will receive their frlenda at the funeral home Tnuraday and Friday eve lung at 6 30 pm. Tne Itoaery wui do recllea maey evemng at a aa m.

FOND June 10, 1964 at Vaaear HoartUL PoughlMepele. Arrta D. Fond, reeldent of 134 Church Fonghaaapala. loved anabend of Libaav Coa Pond. Funeral eenkee win be conducted from the Robert H.

Aocnmoodv Fum Rome. 16 Grand PoturhkeeDaaa oa Saturday June 13. 1964 at 1 p.m. to which rriatrvea and frlenda are Invited. Interment Cold Spring Cfemetery.

Cold Spring. New York. Calling houre Friday evening 7 to a. RIEDEL At Veterane Roapltal. AI banv.

June 6. 1964. Jacob Rladel of Wlngdale, N. Y. Funeral eervlceo from the St Charlea Catholic Church.

Dover Plalna, Friday, June 11 at 10 a m. Interment Veterana Plot South Dover Cemetery, rrlenda may call at the Hnfcut runeral Home, Wedneeday evening, Thureday afternoon and eve ning SAHLOFT at Poughkeepale, Y. June 10. 1964. John C.

Sah off Private Icea at the rralelgh runeral Home, 41 Marahal Saturday at II a m. Interment Union. Cernetery, Hyde Park. There will be no calling houre. Arrangemenoj in cnarge of Artnur Fraleigh.

SJKO At Rert June 11, 1964 Stephen, be an, oa nuaoana or Ellxaoetti Mllak. Funeral aervloee to which reiatlvea and frlenda are Invited will be conducted from the DelSanto Funeral Home. 194 Mill St. Interment Poughkeepale Rural Cemetery, rrlenda may call at the funeral home after 7 pm. tonight and rnaay aiiernoon ana evening a vole will be taken udoo a asperate tutton authorizing and directing Avenue.

HiAland. achool bueee and to expend therefore The former Rafaela De Can a aura not to exceed 649,713 37, aa vrrs Trmnorio was born in followa: Ave 5 conventional type achool ai0; Mrs Imipeno was Dorn in bueea at I7J21.B3 each, and one (1) Italy on March 8, 1891, daughter type achool Due at 18,103.72. and Mi.nln nnrl Maria to borrow the neceaaary moneya therefor. lale WrCOlO ana radrid and notice is also given that Gaudaleto De Candio She came to this country in 1904. and spent Board of Education to conatruct a bus! rnost of her life in Highland.

She garage upon Raipfi R. bnuui scnow nUt rtf ct AuoJ property in tne ai.nr.ct, tor a sum not to exceed and to borrow tha necessary moneys therefor. AND NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that a vote upon tho appropriation of neceaaary funds to met the estimated expenditures for the year 1964 1963 shall take place on Tuesday, June 14th, 1964, at Roosevelt High School, OtTViland Road. Hyde Park, and such election shall take flace between the hours of 1 and PM. EDST.

AND NOTICE IS ALSO UIVEN THAT VI yam Ave in nor 74Ui year Funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9 a m. from the EHlnff Hunts Funeral Home, 3fl Main Highland and 9 30 at St Auxufftlne's Church Interment St Marv's Cemetery. Lattlntown Funeral under the direction of Guy and John Torsunp Friends may call at the funral nonif. Thursday anT Friday 3 to 3 and 7 to 9 a copy of the statement of the amount I of money which will be required for mella TatUiU, was a communicant of St. Aug ustine Church, lUghkind Survivors include her husband; five sons, Orvofrio.

Salvatore, Daniel and Albert, Highland, and Joseph, Milton; three daughters, Mrs. Ernest (Marie) ConteLmo and Mrs. Joseph (Angelina) Pa onelli. Highland, and Mrs. Car WISEWllllam Services to which relntites friends are Invited will be held at the Schoonmaker Chapel.

SeventySeventy three South Hamilton St June 13, LQ4. at 10 a. Interment Rhlnebeck Cemetery. Hnlnebeck. New York of money which will be required for the ensuing year for school purposes may be obtained by any taxpayer In the district during the seven 7) days immediately preceding the Annual Meeting, except Saturday, Sunday or holiday, at each of the following locations, be tween tha hour of 9 A M.

and 4PM Mazie Phillips, Ua Tatulli, Hoboken. N. brother, Nicholas (Jl JO WOW urtikeeDsie. a sister. Mrs.

Alvin D. Pond, 83, Dies; Putnam District Attorney Today's Markets Alvin D. Pond. 83, a former PoughkeefMle attorney and Put nam County district attorney, died yesterday at Vaaaar hospital after a long lUnest. He lived at 334 Church St Mr.

Pond had an office here In the MIS and New Market streets area until he becaiTas ill in 1944 and retired from active practice. After his retirement, he wa employed by the Fergo Manufacturing Co. dty, from which he retired three yean ago. In the late 1920s, while living in Cold Spring, Mr. Pond served for one term as district attorney for Putnam County.

He was a member of PMBpstown Lodge at A.M.,nee,'thVWteMlgtwn StTCOt Ifeddlng Methodist Church, dty. Mr. Pond, a native of Boston. was born May 18, 1881, son of the late D. and Josephine Hawkins Pond.

He attended Boston schools and was graduated from Fordham University, "New York City. Survivors include Ms wife, Mrs. Ltntam Cox Pond, whom he married Oct 4, 1928, in New York; a brother, George and a sister, Mrs. Grace Titus, Boston, and several nieces and nephe' Funeral services will ws. be conducted at p.

Saturday at BV Auchmoody Funeral Home, 16 Grand Ave. The Everett Wagner, minister of the Wash ington Street church, wiS offid ate. Interment will be in Cold Spring Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from. 7 to 9.

p. m. tomorrow. The Masons wiH conduct service at 8 p. m.

tomorrow. Charles McDermott, Gar Salesman in oeapiv32 Charlea F. MoDerrrntt, 32, a Beacon car salesman, died yester day at the Veterans Aikrautatrar tton Hospital at OasOe Point after several months' Illness. He re sided in 17 Heath' Road, Forge Brook Meadows, FfehfcHL Mr. MoDennott, a Fishfcill resident for two years, was employed by Hoffmann Motors, Beacon.

He moved to FfchM from the Bronx, where he bad spent most of his life. A Korean War. veteran, he was a flight engineer in the Air Force. Mr. McDerrnott was boro'in New York Otty on July 4, 1931, son of the late Charles A.

and Margaret Horgan McDerrnott He attended Good Shepherd School in New York, and was graduated from Cardinal Hayes High School, the Bronx. On May 30, 1952, Mr. McDer rnott married the farmer Mary T. Brown in Sacred Heart Church. the Bronx He was a member of the church and of its Holy Name Society.

Survivors Include Surviving are bis wife; four children. Colleen, Diane, Charles and Theresa McDerrnott, a sister, Mrs. EJwood Bock, Bdgewater, N. end several nieces end nephews. The funeral wW be Saturday at 9:15 am.

from the Auctarnody Funeral Home, FlshfciX, and at 10 a.m. ot St Mary's Chapel, Ffahkffl, where a Mass of Requiem mil be offered. Burial wil be ta St. Joachim's new cemetery, Beacon. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight and tomorrow right from 7 to 9 o'clock.

The Rosary will be redtsd at 8:30 tomonxw night. iJlnmswict Cdol. 9tt, urrougba 22Y4. Central Hud 5 enOT 33 Chrysler 47Mi Ches and Ohio Ry 76H C1T Corp 35 Col Gas and EJec 27 Cons Edison N. Y.

88 Control Data 103 Corn Products 62 Dow Chem 70 duPont de Nemour 2SS Eastern Airlines 32V, Eastman Kodak 132 Electronics Associates 23 Firestone and 39 Ford Motors 51 Gen Dynamics 26 Gen Electric 79 General Foods 84 Gen Motors 87 Gen Telephone 33 General Tire and Rubber 22 Great Atlantic and Pacific 40 Funeral Services Slated For Michael A. Campagna Funeral services for Michael A. Campagna, member and director of the Town of Beekman Republican Club, and a former assessor in that town, are scheduled for tonight and tomorrow in New York City. Mr. Campagna died Monday at Vassar Hospital, where he had been a patient since last Thursday.

Sei vices will be conducted at 8 o'clock tonight at the Frank E. Campbell Funeral Home, 81st St. and Madison Avenue, and again tomorrow at 11 a. m. Interment will be in Fernciiffe Cemetery, Hartsdale.

Mr. Campagna. a building contractor, lived in Clapp Hill road, Town of Beekman. He recently was named to the site committee of the Arlington School District He was active in dvic affairs and was a member of the Town of Beekman Athletic Club. A Town of Beekman resident since 1927, Mr.

Campagna was a member of the Cold Spring Lions' Club; Lafayette Post, American Legion; Trowel Lodge, and A and the Poughkeepsle Elks Lodge. Survivors include his wife. Mrs. Carolina Campagna, and a son, Michael Town of Beekman, and two brothers, Armino and Anthony, New York City. A sister also survives In Italy.

Anthony Macchiarelli, 55, Machinist at Schatz Federal PouehkeeDsie. a sister. Mrs. Marv Altizio. Hichland: 19 grand NEW YORK (AP) Mazie children and three great grand Phillips, "Queen of the Bowery," Rooeevelt High School.

HaWland Junior c. IS dead ana ner passing was Hih School. Ralph r. Smith School. The funeral will be Saturday 4lw.

Violet Aveaoe Elementary School. frrnn rK 1 i ff mented loda by "relicts Park Elementary School. Netherwood, at 3 a trom tne tiling School, staateburf School, and Admin. Heights Funeral Home, 38 Mam ltow SouU' P' St Highland, and at 9:30 a.m. For more than 65 years she rajwjuuj i.

ituHit.n. at Augusune murcn wnere a wa3 a familiar figure on Uie Bow Hyde Park Central School MaSS ot KfqUiem WUI De Ottered. Burial will be in St. Mary 5 Cemetery, Lattintown; Friends DlBtrict 190 3847 ADVERTISEMENT Separate aealed blda (or the following catagorlea ot work for Alteration to Bulkeley School. Rhlnebeck.

New York will be received by the Board of Edu cation (hereinafter called tbe ery, passing out advice take a bath, you money may call at the funeral home to 1 a real quarter day and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and sympathy got the and 7 to 9 p.m. The Rosary will I'tuilral School Dlatrlct No. 1. Towna of recited tomOlTOW at 8 D.m. Dl.l.k.k rlUlnn kJiUi, Ci Iliuilr i cr.r,"n.,.'; Arrangements are unoer tne ai makin's of a great She died Monday at Lenox Hill Hospital after a long illness.

Her county. New vork at the office oi the rection of Guy and. John Tor 1 age she always gave as "over noara ot uiucauon in we niuiwue hui. 1 U. nvb OrvUiJ School, Rhlnebeck.

New York until Hi pm o'clock prevailing time, June 24. 1964 and then publicly opened and read aloud. General ConMructlon Electrical Work The Information for Bidden. Bid, Form of Contract. Plana, Specification and Form of Bid Bond may be examined at the office of W.

Parker Dodge Aaeo aate, ArcfaMeoU and Enflnri. Red Mill Road, wonaeetier. new iron, ana lao at the office of the Board of Education, Rhwebeck. Central School. Tbe Owner reeervee the right to reject any or all bid and to waive any InfonnallUee or defect In am a bkU either before or after opening.

Attention of bidders la parUcularty called to the nqulremenU as to condl ttona of employment to be obeerved and lo the minimum wage rate to be paid under the oonxracu No bidder may withdraw hU bid with lid day after tbe date of the opening nf taMa Dated: June A. UM BOARD Or EDUCATION Central School District No 1 Town of Rhlnebeck, Clinton Milan, Red Hook. Hyde Park and suaforu, pmcTuwe toun ty. New York WALTER SNYDER Clerk 190 3059 public uvea that held by the Planning Notice is tati ina will Bukrd of the Town uf Hdt Park, Dut cheaa County, New York at the Town HJ1 la the Town ot Hyde Park on the night of June 23th, 1S(4 at 1.00 o'clock i ro (or the purpoa of a final bearing on aennnu tuialrlinaf rj Up IValla, vee aa aeaaaaa waaaia, niiaBaaaaial va a ai a a i Cktede ea Vtvvrtr aummi tur Kalaaulllittl4 al aunuo. rropoaea Duuaiai wui oe taceUd at Roule KJ ta tie Town of Bvd.

Park. The PUnolnf Board wUl at aald Uaie aa4 place bear all peraona la aupport of audi Ixafcbne' or any abjeoauaa thereto. FUnnlna Board. Hyde Park EUUOND IXaCHOT U0 XW1 NOtlCE OK COMPLETION Or ASESetENr BOIX CPurauaat to aactaaa 106 tae Beai Property Ul law) HEARING OK COMPLAINTS NeUce la aearby flvea that the of the Town of Union Vela. Couaty of Dotcaeaa ava com plated their aiailiimnl roll lor the current year aad that a copy thereof kae beea left with Teea Clark at Verbena.

N.Y. where at aaay he aeaa aad aaaanlaaa" by aay kslereeted aeraua thereia aatll the turn Taaaday af Jaaa aaat add that oa auch uy imweea we aoura at ta aw TM. tor total at at leaat lout hoar, apparent IJOaTt BttZUTe. Irving Barrett, Pawling Farmer. 80 Irving Barrett, a retired farmer in the Pawling area, died today at Vassar Hospital after a long illness.

Mr. Barrett, who lived in West Pawling Road, Pawling, celebrated his 80th birthday Monday. Mr. Barrett had lived in Pawl sleep in. ing ror several years, tie was uie son of the late Leonard and Betsy liortoti Barrett.

Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Mary Penny. Pawling, Mrs. Etta Ferris. Poughquag, and Mrs.

Maude Gamble. Danbury, and several nieces aid nephews. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Horn and Thomas Funeral Home, Pawling. The Rev.

Erie D. Clark, pastor of the Pawling Central Baptist Church, will orfici wul be in Beek 21 Mazie, a husky voiced platinum blonde, often would walk the streets of the bowery on winter nights poking sleeping derelicts with a stick and telling them to get someplace warm before they froze to death. She chd not put much faith in organized charity "I'm not out to knock missions or such," she once said. "But you ain morula get a bum in a mission if there's a gutter to Anthony Macchiarelll, 55, of 38 sie Titus Road, Town of Pough keepsie, died today at St. Francis' Hospital.

Prior to becoming ill two months ago, Mr. Macchia relli was employed as a master machinist by Schatz Federal Bearings Co. A native of Southington, Mr Macchiarelli was born June 18, 1908. His father. Sisto Mac chiarello, survives Jn Italy.

His mother was the late Rose Galiardo Macchiarelli. Mr Macchiarello was married here to the former Anna Arico in 1931. She survives. He was a member of the Ma chinists' Social Athletic Club. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Kichard (Laura) McCaffrey, city; two granddaughters, Beth Ann and Heather McCaffrey three sisters, Mrs. Robert (Emelia) Gambino, West Haven and Mrs. Anna Macchia relli and Hrs Filomena Paglia, Italy; three brothers, Giuseppe Carmellino and Alberto, Italy, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Saturday at a ao a trom tne Torsone Mem orial Funeral Home, 218 Mill and at 9 am. at Mt.

Carmel Church a Mass of Requiem will tw nffprcvi Tntprmont will ru In 1st Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night. The Rosary will be recited at 8 clock tomorrow night. Dr. H.

V. Cagney, Brother of Actor. 66 HOLLYWOOD UPI) Dr Harry V. Cagney. 66, brother of actor James Cagney and actress Jeanne Cagney, died Wednesday in bis home) of an, Eric Gatnage.

Chairman of Store LONDON (UPI) Eric M. Carnage, chairman of the A.W. Carriage Ltd. department store founded by his father, died Wednesday in the King Edward VII Hospital for officers. The store opened In 1878 and gained an international reputation because of its mail order man Cemetery, PougfiquagT operation.

Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 0 o'clock and tornorrovr from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 o'dodc Louis Gruenberg, Composer of Opera HOLLYWOOD (AP) Louis Gruenberg, 84, composer of tne opera The Emperor Jones and may other classical and operatic works, died Tuesday. Gruen berg's works included scores, of several films, the radio opera "Green Mansions," several sym Dhoties, chamber muse aad a widely played violin concerto. John C. Sahloff, Railroad Engineer John Sahloff, 66, of 712 Main died yesterday io Poufikeep sie after a long illness. Prior to his retirement six years ago, Mr.

Sahloff was an engineer for the New York Central Railroad. A native of this city, Mr. Sahloff was born Nov. 12, 1897, son of the late John and Anna Miller Sahloff, He attended loceJ rxtogts and was a graduate of the former Eastman Business College, here. Mr.

Sahloff served in the Cana dian Air Force In World War I. He bad worked for New York wntrat tor 33 years, and was a member of tha Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Survivors inoldude his wife, the foriTerMarionWlgf; two children by a previous naarteageTNor man C. Sahloff, city, end Mrs. Anna S.

Allen. Stony Point; tour grranrVhildren, Susan, Allen and Hilkery Sahloff end Louise Allen; a brother, Joseph. Largo, and a sister, Mrs. Martha Hering, Largo. PriVate funeral services will be conducted the Fraleigh Funeral Home, 41 Marshall at 11 ajn.

Saturday. The Rev. Wl liam T. Gray, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, city, wE! officiate.

Burial will be in LWon Cemetery, East Park. There wiS be no Cidiiqg hours. Richard Coy, 96, Modena Custodian Richard R. Coy 96, custodian of the Modena Methodist Church and former custodian of the Modena Fire School and Cemetery, died yesterday at his son's home in Modena after a heart seizure. Mr.

Coy, an Ulster County resident all his life, made lus home with his son, Richard Jr. Mr. Coy had served as custo dian of the cemetery for 40 years. and was an honorary member of the fire company and the Modena Rod and Gun Club. He also belonged to the Methodist Church.

A native of Ardonia, Mr. Coy was born Sept. IS, 1867. His wife, the former Dora Jane Smith, died in 1927. Survivors Include Survivors include, in addition to the son with whom he lived, two other sons, Alvin, Modena, and Orville, Yuma, Ariz.

Several grandchildren, great grandchildrengrandchildren and great great grandchildrengrandchildren also survive. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Sutton Funeral Home, Clintondale. Tbe Rev. Arthur Padtridge, minister of the Modena Methodist Church, will officiate.

Burial wUl be in Modena Cernetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. James Bullock, City Store Employe James Bullock, 41, of 69 N. Hamilton died Tuesday at St Francis' Hospital after a brief illness. Mr.

Bullock was employed at Luckey, Piatt Co. for the last four years, lie had lived in this area for five years. Born in Whitaker. NC. Mr.

Bullock was the son of the late Walter Bullock and Mrs. Bullock Pittman. He was a member of the Leggetts (N.C.) Chapel Church. A veteran of World War II, Mr BiuiocK served lor three years witn tne Army. Survivors include an aunt, Mrs.

Maria flty; iour his. ters, Mrs. Rosalie Mayo, city, Mrs. Estelle Johnson, Hickory, Mrs. Hazel Epps.

Waterbury, and Mrs. Josephine Kear ney, Tarboro, N.C; brother, El bert Pittmann, city, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be con ducted at 2 p.m. Monday at Bed lah Baptist Church with the Rev. Starling A.

Grayson, pastor, offici ating. Interment will be in Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery. Friends may call at the Jones Brothers Funeral Home. 19 Cottage St. Saturday and Sunday afternoon.

and nights. Noon Stock Prites MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER SMITH DOW JONES AVERAGES Industrials 809.97 up 2.44 Railroads 203.59 Utilities 140.72 Addressograph Muttl Alslde Co. up off American Airlines American Can Amef Fdy American. Motor American Radiator AmerTandt American Tobacco Ameranda Co. Anaconda Armo'Sted Avco Bell Howell Beth Steel Boeing 44 ,07 42H 12 30 44 Va 45 21 13 21 136 33 82 40 94 22 21 35 49 Goodyear and 40 Gulf Oil 56 Int Business Machinr a 468 Int Harvester 74 Int Nickel Canada 77 Int Tel and Tel 55 Johns ManvUle 56 Kaiser Aiiirranum 38 Kemeoot 80 Korvette, E.

J. 32 Libby Owens and Ford 54 Lockheed Aire 34 Maine Midland 33 Minn Mng and 59 Oonsanto Chemical 77 Montg Ward 35V Natl Dairy 61 Natl Distillers 25 New England Elec Sys 26y NY Central RR 35 Niag Mohawk PW 52 North Amer Aviation 47 Occidental 31 Olin Mathieson 44 Pan American Airlines 70 Pennsylvania RR 30 Pepsicola 52 Pfizer, Chas. 45 Phelps Dodge 654 Phillips Petroleum 49 Polaroid 137 Pub Ser El Gas 36 Radio 31 Reynolds Met 38 Reynolds Tobacco 44 Rep Steel 43 Royal Dutch 44 Safeway Stores 68 Scott Paper 35 Sears Roebuck 110 Sinclair Oil 46 Southern Pacific Ry 43 Sperry Rand 16 Std Oil NJ 85 Sunray Oil 29 Texaco 77 Mrs. Loveless, 75, Was Record Clerk Mrs. Arthur M.

Loveless, 75, died yesterday at the LaGrange Nursing Home after a brief illness. She made her home with her sister, Mrs. Alice M. King, 52 Talmadge St. Mrs.

Loveless, the former Mary Murran, was bom in Monticello on Sept. 15 ,1888. She was the daughter of the late Thomas and Emma McNeely Murran. A retired records clerk with the U. S.

government, Mrs. Loveless came to Poughkeepsle from Rrookmont, after her husband died last January. In addition to her sister, survivors include a brother, Thomas Murran, Monticello; two other sisters, Mrs. Ethel M. Ryan and Miss Helen E.

Murran, Monticello several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be beld tomorrow at 8:30 a. m. from the Torsone Memorial Funeral Home, 218 Mill and at 9 p. m.

at Mt Carmel Church a Mass of Requiem will be offered. Interment will be in Arlington National Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Friends may call tonight at the funeral home'. Stephen Siko, In His 74th Year Stephen Siko, 73, of 12 Noxon died today At hb home. Mr.

Siko, a native of Hungary, was born April 8, 189L He came to this country 53 years ago. His wife, the former Elizabeth Ml lak, died in 1963. Three sons, William, Gus and Raymond, also predeceased him. Mr. Siko' was a member of the American Hungarian Reformed Church.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Margaret) Moran and Mrs. Vincent (Irene) Luty, city, and four grandchildren, Gus Siko Patricia J. Moran and Michele and Elizabeth Rae Luty. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a m.

Saturday at tbe DeiSanto Funeral Home, 194 Mill St. The Rev. Alexander Forro, pastor of the American Hungar Ian Reformed Church. wM offici ate. Interment wil be in Poughkeepsle Rural Cemetery.

Friends may caH at the funeral home tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night THURSDAY, JUNE II. aaaM.a..aaaiaaaaa.alaaaa Stocks Gain For Third Day NEW YORK (AP) The Stock Market early today carried it recovery phase Into the third straight session. Trading was moderate. Fractional gainers had the edge over small loser among most key stocks. A good many, were unchanged: Moves of point or so were made by some of the hlfchor prlced issues.

Tbe upward drive seemed definitely to be faltering. Cigarette Stocks were easy following their mild rally of yesterday. Most reading rnotoriTwere Chrysler, an exception, gatnea a. fraction. Steels had aa unevenly higher trjM 69 123 44V.

62 35 21 50 84 29 30 .33 67 115 82 Texas Ins Union Carbide United Aircraft United Airlines United Gas Corp United Fruit US Rubber US Steel Warner Lambert Westinghouse EI Western Union Woolworth Xerox Corp Zenith Radio AMERICAN' STOCK EXCHANGE; Asssodated Oil 6 Belock Inst 4 Canadian Jay, 11' Creale Pete 46 Technicolor Universal Controls 5 UNLISTED STOCK Western Pub, 22 Uf small eaini. aloaa with two Nr Yr Ttep Roek MH faiuui mettlsTTntlcartiagduat: MacDonald, E. F. 6 Bank Stocks MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER A SMITH Bid Asked Bankers 57. 60 Chase Manhattan 71 74 Chemical Corn 84 17 First National 116 119 Morgan Guaranty 112 115 Irving 42 44 Manufacturers Hanover 52 54 Trust of 66 69 Insurance Stocks Bid Asked Aetna 185 191 Amrilns 76 80 Glens Falls 54 57 Great American 61 64 Hanover 48 57 Hartford 73 76 Home 63 66 Prov Washington Ins 27 29 Travelers 43 46 Fire 34 38 Westchester 39 42 State Bonds NEW YORK 'AP) New York State Bonds.

(Quoted on a yield basis.) 4S Mar 1967, 2.55, 2.35. 2S Thruway 1982 84, 3.35, 3.25. Public Aulhority Bonds; (bid and asked) N. Y. State Thruwey 3.10S 1994.

92. 93. N. Y. State Power 4S 2006, 109, 110.

Police Seek (CONTINUED FBOM rSOE ONE! rrotta fired three shots at the man when he fled from the car He said the suspect then made his way through the rear of Jordan Service Station to South bunion Mreet ana tnen apparently escaped in a sports car owned by Bermedetto LoCastro, 2 S. Clinton St, and son in law of Alderman Fiore, Seventh Ward). The alderman. LoGastro oral police recovered the oar in the turnpike about a mile north of the city limits, said the chief. Alderman Fiore, who reported that he saw the shooting, said a nanmterchief with blood was found in the car.

State Police, concentrating patrols in the area, this rnorntog attempted to stop a panel truck which they said was stolen from Deluxe Cleaners. The driver ditched the car in Van Wagner noaa near tJeoea Road and fled on foot, (hey said. About 30 troopers, headed by Capt. Infante. Troop Cornrnan der, city police patrolmen end detectives, town police and deputy sheriffs searched the area through the night but failed to find any trace of the men.

25 to Attend YMCA Camp Event Twenty five men and boys are expected to take part In a "work weeKena" at the YMCA's Camp Wa Wa Segowea Saturday and Sunday. Tne annual event is sponsored by the camp committee to prepare the site near Canaan, for the 10 week season opening "June 24, Donald R. Asher, associate general secretary of the said today. Among those plarminjt to take part, Mr. Asher said, are Gordon Ackerman, Allen H.

Raymond and son, LaVergne F. Gardner, Robert Gaddis Howard Knauss and son, William Dick. John Hedbere. Ern: Stephens and son. Robert Morehouse and son, Carl Olson ana sons, jerry rTatt, W.

Wendell Heilman and son. Dean Temple, general secretary of the i ana Mr. Asner. Spring Weather Forecast in Area Comfortable spring weather re turned to tbe Poughkeepsle area today alter a burst of humid heat which yesterday sent the temperatures into the 90s. The weatb erman said clear shies would continue through tomorrow at least.

The County Airport temperature soared to 92 yesterday afternoon, the warmest blast since May 23 when a 94 was recorded. The Weather Bureau, according to The Associated Press, said temperatures tonight would range from 38 to 45, with high tomorrow In the high 70s or low 80s. Early this afternoon, tbe air port reported a 68 after an overnight low of 55. Tbe early after noonmidtown Poughkeepsle tem perature was SI. matrlia end oils.

IBM gained a point, Smelting more than a point DuPont continued its advance, adding a full point Fractional gainers included Zenith, Pennsylvania Railroad, Caterpillar, Union Carbide and American Can. Yesterday the Associated Press Average of 60 stocks rose 12 to 303.1. Eriees were narrowly mixed on tbe American Stock Exchange. Unit Deadlocks On King Plans Members of the dtya Planning Board at a meeting yesterday deadlocked, to 1, over tbe controversial question of rezoningan Eighth Ward tract to an 5 high density multiple dwelling classification. Leon Bloom, board president, today attributed the deadlock to the issue of access roads In the plan, which if approved would permit construction' of 118 apartment house units on Sidney King's four acre tract.

The vote resulted from the fact that there is a vacancy on the seven man board, no successor having been appointed to the late Superintendent of Pubiia Works Harold Deaa Herman Levine, attorney for Mr King, today said he hopes the application will go through because "I feel that we are not asking for anything unreasonable." Mr. Bloom said, "The Planning Board after due deliberation has not been able to give a positive action on the rezoning matter referred to it by the Common Council. The area of disagreement did not lie within the area of land use and density but solely within Hie area of access." Dr. Murphy Weds Hew York Socialite NEW YORK. (AP) Cr.

James Murphy, whose wife divorced him to marry Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, has married a young New York socialite. Dr. Murphy, 41 year cM virologist who works for the Rockefeller Institute, and blonde Victoria Thompson, who is in her 20s, were married yesterday at New York's Protestant Episcopal Church of the Epiphany.

Only few friends attended. The bride is the daughter of Charles G. Thompson, a Manhattan attorney. She fa a teacher at Chapdn School, where two of Dr. Murphy's children ere enrolled Dr.

Murphy was divorced in April, 1963. try Mtargaretta Fitter (Happy) Murphy. She married the New York Governor S3 days later. Murphy's children, James, 12, Wendy, II, Carol; T. aikTMeluida, 3, live with him, but have visited with their mother.

Details of the custody orrongement never have been made public. The new Mrs. Rockefeller gave birth to a son, Nelson last month. $225 Stolen From Fashion Firm Someone broke into the Flor ence Walsh Fashions establish?" ment ai 15 W. Hiasht Awnu in the Town ot Poughkeepsle overnight Lt Schade said a cash box curtaining $25 and $200 check were missing.

A check of merchandise is be ing uuen aetermine a any uung eise is City PTA Conducts Meeting Outgoing and tnoorning officers of the Poughkeepsle Uign School Parent Teacher AasocLadon con ducted a joint tftard mwtir.iast night at the Hsh achool to com plete plans for the 1964 63 esaod ation year. New board mertabera arjoointed by Charles Rosenberg, president, the meeting were Mrs. II, Turner Graham, room representative chairman; Mrs. Kenneth R. Cidley, hospitality chalrtnan; Clifford A.

CrfcpeH publicity chairman! Mrs. Paul Scottl, chairman, of program, assisted by Mr. Henry cochairmao; and Mrs. Emfl R. Spahn, membership diaarmarf.

aasaisted bv Mrs. Vernon liartnon, cochair man. i I a I..