Poughkeepsie Journal from Poughkeepsie, New York • Page 58

FIFTY-EIGHT POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1963 Real Estate Wanted 138 DO YOU NEED HELP? WE WOULD LIKE TO ASSIST CALL CARY REAL ESTATE GL 2-6342 LIST with PEDATELLA. Hyde Park LISTINGS WANTED APPRAISAL SERVICE Jos. Ranucci GL 2-5947 TILLSON REALTY CORP. 2 Washington Property Management Everything in Real Estate GL 4-4460 MOBILE HOMES Sites, Rentals, Moving 140 HAVILAND MOBILE HOME SITES Road, Town of Hyde Park EXTRA-LARGE Mobile home sites. mile to schools and shopping center.

CA 9-2354. ONE LARGE LOT available in small quiet park. No pets. East Park. GL 2-6560 evenings.

4 ROOM new trailer, must be seen to appreciated, Very fine section for children. OL 8-9953. Mobile Home Sales 141 AMERICAN-AMBASSADOR WESTWOOD HOME CREST AMERICAN EAGLE at Cold Spring Tratter Sates Rte. 9, 3 miles south of Fishkill. CO 5-3306 A-1 TRAVEL TRAILERS- All sizes, new, used.

$395 up. Blakeney Trailer Sales, Rte. 32, KE 4-2882, Newburgh. CLEARANCE SALE. All Mobile Homes GREATLY r.EDUCED.

Choice of WASHER or TV -FREE During Sale only. Also Used 2 and 3 bedroom. 10 and 8 Wides. Large Selection. Open 8 p.

m. Mt. Airy Trailer Sales. Rte. 207, Newburgh.

Tel J0 2-3530. WANTED used travel trailers, 12 to 35'. Must be clean, reasonable. Blakeney Trailer Sales, RD 4, Newburgh. KE 4-2882.

BEDROOM A TRAILER with awning. Air -conditioned. $1,000. CA 9-2286 after 8 p.m. 52 FOOT Trailer.

3 bedrooms. $3500. Millerton 789-4948. 1958 MARLETTE 42 10 with automatic washer. $1600 or take over payment.

454-9188. '62 GREAT Lakes 50x10, wall-to-wall carpet, washing machine, 30 gallon water heater. GR 1-5090, 6 to 8 p.m. SEE the '64, 15 20 WIDES MAPLE LANE TRAILER SALES 608 So. Rd.

Opp. IBM Club GL. 2-7191 QUALITY AND FAIRNESS East Park Mobile Home Sales Court, Rte. 9-G, Hyde Park CA 9-7353 In Rear of East Park Hotel DECEMBER CLOSEOUT WHOLESALE PRICES New 10 WIDES AS low as- $200 Down 1-20 WIDE Reduced to $5495 Camping Trailers at WHOLESALE PRICES Rte. 9-G East Park CA 9-2403 STONE'S YEAR-END SALE! $100 DOWN PAYMENT ON NEW 1964 2 AND 3 BEDROOM -ALSOUSED -NO DOWN PAYMENT FREE DELIVERY -SET-UP Rte.

9, 2 Mi. North of Hyde Park TU 9-5411 or CA 9-2921 BECKER'S WEATHER permits schedule of a few more deliveries before Christmas. We have a number of QUALITY Homes Amazingly LOW CLEARANCE PRICES. 24 Violet Ave. 9-G or East Poughkeepsie GR 1-2810 Auto Loans 145 Auto Loans Low Bank Rates THE FARMERS-MATTEAWAN National Bank Poughkeepsie, GL 4-4200 Autos for Sale 147 1927 4-DOOR Chevrolet sedan including spare motor, transmission, rear.

First $475 cash buys it. Stark Tator, Rhinebeck, TR 6-4055. 1954 STUDEBAKER Station Wagon standard shift, new battery, winterized. $60. GL 2-6562.

1955 CHEVY-Good condition, new tires. Call evenings. 471-5870. '56 Chevrolet 2-Doors No Down Payment. AUTO" POUGHKEEPSIE SALES 643 Main St.

(opp. Grandway). GL. 2-4630. 1956 CORVETTE 3 speed transmission, dual carburetors, radio, good condition.

$775. GR 1-7685 after 6 p. m. 1956 FORD Fairlane- Runs well, needs one new fender. Best offer.

452-8961. 1956 FORD SEDAN- -Tan and white. Inquire 23 Hooker Avenue. telephone GL No Down Payment -1956 OLDSMOBILE. Sedan automatic.

AT CANTER'S 760 Main St. GL 4-8330 1956 PLYMOUTH Station wagon. 4 New tires; 2 snow tires. $175. Phone 462-3047.

1957 CHRYSLER Saratoga 4-door hardtop. All power. Low mileage. $450. Phone GL, 2-7989.

1957 FORD Station Wagon $495 1957 CHRYSLER Station $595. 1958 MOUTH Station Wagon $595. 1958 MERCURY Station Wagon $695. Lathem Motors, Highland, OL 6-2914 1957 FORD Fairlane 4 door sedan, automatic, very good condition. GL 2-8000, Ext.

452, 10 a.m. 4:30 p.m. AUTOMOTIVE Repairs Service, Parts 146 MONTGOMERY WARD THE PLAZA TRIM SHOP AND -SERVICE CENTERwhere your car can be orated from floor to -roof, re gardless of size, color or make. Foreign or Domestic, any HEADLININGS in Factory Originals and colors- INSTALLED. Cloth $29 LEATHERETTE $39 PERFORATED $49 CONVERTIBLE TOPS INSTALLED $59 and up Special Deluxe Tops 4 Year Guarantee $99 COMPLETE NEW CARPET and Back Any Car INSTALLED $29 So.

Rd. Hudson Plaza Poughkeepsie MONTGOMERY WARD Auto: for. Sale 1471 1957 VOLKSWAGEN. Snow tires. condition throughout.

$625 Call 462-1618. 1958 CHEVROLET Impala Convertible, perfect shape, V8, automatic, winterized. $795. GL 4-9113. 1958 FORD-V-8, automatic.

$300. CA 6-7489. 1958 MERCURY- Good condition. Asking $650. Call GR 1-4943 after 6 p.

m. 1958 PLYMOUTH Convertible with full power, NO DOWN PAYMENT. Other clean cars at Emoire Auto Sales, corner of Washington and Marshall St. 454-9188. '59 CHEVROLET Convertible Impala automatic transmission.

$1,295. RHYS JOHNS 39-41 N. Clinton St. Eves. GL.

4-1427 1959 ENGLISH FORD- Economical. Good running condition. Reasonable. GL 2-0792. 1959 FORD Galaxie Convertible, 8 cyl.

Standard transmission, Clean. 1st. $725 takes it. CA 9-8288. 1959 FORD 2-Door.

Standard sion: V-8 motor; fully equipped. $575. Phone GL 4-9427. 1959 T-BIRD. 2 door hardtop, white, cellent condition.

$1400. Call New Paltz. AL 6-8207. 1960 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 door. hardtop.

V8. Full power. A buy that can't be beat. $995. NATIONAL AUTO EXCHANGE 704 Main St.

GR 1-3540 1960 VALIANT 4 door V-200. blue, auto matic, radio, heater, $875. Call Rhinebeck TR 6-4406. A-1 SPECIAL '61 Falcon Valiant, Saab Dealer in Hyde Park. Rte.

9 at traffic light. CA 9-2185. 1962 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic 88 Convertible. on Cream color: black vinyl top, Automatic: power steering and brakes. Low Showroom condition.

Phone GL 4-9608 anytime. 2-DOOR BLUE radio, heater, automatic transmission and white wall tires. S1195 Kohl Motors INC. Rte. 9, Just South of IBM GL 4-2400 1961 FORD Falcon Deluxe station wagon.

Automatic, bodily and mechanically in superb condition. $1350. GL 4-5483. DIESEL MERCEDES 1961 190D, beautiful condition. Latham Motors, Highland.

N. Y. OL 6-2914. 1962 FORD Fairlane 500 Sports Coupe, bucket seats, padded dash, white wall tires. excellent condition.

$1650. Call CA 9-8146. 1962 MONZA COUPE, 102 motor. Radio, heater, powerglide. Pretty maroon.

Go with show. Only $1895. J. and B. PARSONS, Inc.

Auto Sales Used Parts Auto Body Works 24-Hr. Towing Myers Corners Wappingers Falls AX 7-3552 1962 OLDS F85 4-door with full power. A low mileage car for $1995. Hyde Park Motors your Chrysler, Plymouth, 1962 SIMCA 4-door sedan- -Like new. No down payment.

Phone, ME 5-3106. Only $95 Down1962 SUNBEAM Convertible- Only $57 month. AT CANTER'S 760 Main St. GL 4-8330 1963 -BUICK RIVERIA. ME 5-3106.

Many other clean-guaranteed cars at PONTIAC Your Tempest Dealer '63 CADDY 4-DOOR with all the Cadillac features and only 5600 miles. $4995 484 MAIN ST. 471-5300 1963 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe- automatic, radio, heater, power steering and brakes. Satin silver finish with red interior. Demonstrator.

RHINEBECK GARAGE. INC. NORTH of Traffic Light AUTOMOTIVE HAVE CHRISTMAS FUN ALL YEAR LONG IN A 'HALSTEAD' SPECIAL '63 OLDS -F-85 WAGON "DELUXE" -Really loaded car. Two tone beige. "Executive car." Look this buy over.

ONLY $3195- '61 OLDS 98 HOLIDAY SEDAN-Beautiful silver gray, white wall tires, fully equipped. New condition. ONLY $1995 '59 CHEVROLET HARDTOP COUPE IMPALA V8 -Fully equipped. Pretty green finish, white wall tires. ONLY $1295 MANY MORE CHRISTMAS BARGAINS ALL WINTERIZED CADILLAC TOLDSMOBILE, Ina 184 CHURCH ST.

Phone GR 1-1020 EVENINGS EXCEPT THURSDAY Autos for Cale 147 A-1 SPECIAL '63 Falcon FUTURA 4-DR. SEDAN BLACK- -Has transmission radio, heater, and white autowalls. $1995 Kohl Motors INC. Rte. 9, Just South of IBM GL 4-2400 1963 TEMPEST Convertible.

Model LeMans 22. 4-speed floor shift. Like new. SW 5-3441. Young's Motors, Route 9-W, Milton, N.

Y. 1963 TRIUMPH TR 4, red, $1950. GL 4-9957 after 5. A CAR FOR YOU from our selection of Good Used Cars. TRIED TO SELL.

Brownell Motors Ret. 52, Fishkill -your Mercury, Meteor, Saab DealerPhone 831-3000. "The The Foreign Hudson Car Center Valley" MID-HUDSON CONTINENTAL 482 South Rd. GL 4-4870 SAVE MONEY- -With a good used LARK or Compact. We're dealing now- drive out the new Rte, 55 to PHIL'S A AUTO SALES, Studebaker Lark, Rte.

22. Pawling. Phone 878-3831. BUY YOUR USED CARS WITH SAFETY FROM Dutchess County's Largest and Oldest Used Car Dealer 130 Years Same Location) WE BUY USED CARS Open Evenings till 8:00 p.m. Terms Trades Effron Auto Exch.

Willys Sales and Service 571 'MAIN STREET Globe 4-2610 S. J. Reynolds POUGHKEEPSIE'S EXCLUSIVE PLY MOUTH -VALIANT DEALER 633 Main St. GL 4-7240 OPEN EVES. TILL 8 WEDNESDAY TILL 5:30 $1595 '61 CHEVY BROOKWOOD STATION WAGON: standard transmission, radio, heater.

RIVIERA 341 Mill St. GL 2-3500 SNOW or NoThese are READY TO GO! '61 DODGE $1245 4-door with automatic transmission, radio and heater. '61 LANCER $1195 4-door Economy with standard shift. '59 CHEVROLET 995 4-door with standard nice car. '57 DODGE 595 Hardtop 2-door with automatic' transmission, radio and Other Good Winter Cars at John Van Benschoten 165 Smith St.

GL 4-6330 MID-HUDSON CHEVROLET '62 Chevy BELAIR DOOR. Radio transmision, power steering and brakes, air-conditioned, V8. Green. $2295 '62 Corvair MONZA RADIO, heater, speed transmission. Maroon.

$1795 MID HUDSON: GL 534 MAIN 2-4800 ST WITH YOU CAN DEAL MID HUDSON NEW '63 RAMBLER CLASSIC "550" Sedan 4-door. Stock with 198 H.P, standard: shift, radio, heater, tilt mirror. and winterized. $1947 RAMBLER DUTCHESS Rte: 44 Just past Arlington Junior High GL 2-8820 'Autos for Sale 147 LATHAM MOTORS IMPORTED CAR PARTS BRIDGE CIRCLE Highland 191. 6-2914 Used Cars Camper Trailers South just below IBM.

GR 1-6122 SOUTH ROAD AUTO SALES KEICHAM'S GARAGE TOP QUALITY USED CARS Fishkill 896-6222. AX 7-4422 KOHL MOTORS Inc. FORD SALES and SERVICE Rte 9, Just 9o. of IBM. Gi.

4-2400 SABIA AUTO EXCHANCE 585 Main St. Gl. R250 UNIONVALE SALES, Ltd. Dutchess County's Volkswagen Dealer Rte. 55, LaGrangeville PA 4-5281 Trucks, Trailers for Sale 148 'Autos REAL ESTATE Hyde Park Area 122 NEW 9-room raised ranch, 2 baths, lage water.

Priced in the $20's. CA hot water heat, garage, vil9-2116. Northern Dutchess 123 RHINERECK, Red Hook Vicinity. Largest list of Homes, Farms. J.

Ablowich Broker TR 6-4221 2 FAMILY-10 house in Staatsburg. Lot 135x200. Small down payment. TU 9-2371. Wappingers Falls Area 124 LAKE UNIAD Custom built homes from $22,990.

Large wouded lots from $1,990. Located Kent off Myers Corners Wappingers. AX 7-8452 WAPPINGERS FALLS Fleetwood Manor, split -level, 3 bedrooms, baths, 2 years old. $17.000. 896-8696 or AX 7-2563 after 5 p.

m. Delivery NEW AREA Wildwood Forest SPLITS RANCHES RAISED RANCHES Spacious lots sewers, water A with no additional assessment $17,000 Up JAMES KLEIN. INC. Off New Hackensack Rd. GR 8-BEDROOM HOUSE.

Full cellar: acre. Asking $12,500. Phone 462-1879. 5-BEDROOM Cape Cod-2 baths; finished playroom: den or bedroom; garage: newly decorated. $16,400.

AX 7-3489. 4 BEDROOM Immediate occupancy can be yours in this new bedroom. 2 full bath brick front rancher conveniently located to IBM Fishkill and South Road plants. It features cabinet kitchen with electric stove, baseboard hot water heat, attached garage and full base. ment.

If you're short of cash. $400 is all you need. A good buy so call for your appointment today. Call Grace Kronberg, Associate Broker, 4-6394. SID DIAMOND, Realtor, 462-3200.

ML Office. Order Now For Early Spring Pleasant Valley Millbrook Areas 126 50. Anniversary PLEASANT VALLEY A NEW 4 room house on acre lot. Plenty of shade, oil hot water heat, attached garage. Arlington School District, $13,650.

THIS 6 ROOM home with 3 bedrooms and 2 car garage on a lovely 2 acre site, offers seclusion without tion. $26,900. COLONIAL HOME with 9 rooms, 5 of the bedrooms, 3 fireplaces, 3 baths, many extras. All on 12 plus acres. 20 miles east of Poughkeepsie.

Reduced to $25,000. STANLEY HUSTED, ME 5-2914 ALEC HOWE. ME 5-2460 ME 5-3401 old inc. Realtor-46 Cannon St. La Vale 127 BEDROOM COLONIAL.

modernized and in good condition, on about 5 acres. Pond and stream, other buildings. $35, .000. F. Emans, Realtor, CA 6-7014.

VERBANK QUAINT COTTAGE, FRESHLY PAINTED IN OUT RESTORED. 6 ROOMS, NEW OIL HEAT. 2 NEW BATHS. CLEAN 'AS A WHISTLE AND VACANT WAITING FOR YOUNG OR RETIRED COUPLE. ACRE AND BARN, ASKING $13,500.

MAKE OFFER 12 MILES TO CITY. DOROTHY KISTINGER 8-7457, C. INC. STANFORDVILLE, N. Y.

Highland Ulster 130 SE Story SECLUDED 100x30 -5 block room house. building $13.950. available 3 for purchase en or rent with house. Days OL 6-2914; eve.ings OV 6-7896. Income Properties 134 FOR SALE Good income properties by owner.

Rudd, 706 Main INVESTMENTS Apartment Houses- Cash Required. Net Plus Return C. FINNERMAN Market St. GL 4-4230 GOOD INVESTMENT SEE IT NOW! FAMILY frame, brick lined house. 6 baths, hot water heat.

Ideal central location. Shows good net income! Call Henry Feldsine, eyehings GR 1-4656 or 462-0516. E. I. Hatfield BROKER 40 Cannon 61 Commercial-lodustrial 135 1-STORY building.

26. Washington St.fry With AiRfreight elevator; adjoins public parking lot. Inquire H. Levine, GL 4-0230. Lots and Acreage 137 BEAUTIFUL and acreage for ing or invertment.

Cast Park Harbourd Rille. Haviland Knolls, Greentree Park Schools, Town roads. Easy Terms Wm Kay Box 655. Clinton Corners do RESIDENTIAL CITY LOT wanted 60'x or larger, Phone TREES VIEWS -5 ACRES SUPERIOR COUNTRY PARCEL, $1900. TERMS.

PHONE MR. SCHRAUER OL 6-8151, C. BOOS, INC. HIGHLAND, A N. Y.

BEAUTIFUL LOTS Red Oal.s Mill New Hackensack to ACRE LOTS, swimming nearby, some with view of the Catskills. K. R. MacGHEE GL 2-3929 HILL HOLLOW COUNTRY ESTATES LOCATED north of City, off Crum Elbow Road. Wooded lots on beautiful setting from 116-aeres to.

Priced at -terms. Builders invited. For GR 1-3526. PATRICK AND" LAVERY appt. Jim DiMaso, GL.

4-5030 Evenings REAL ESTATE TACONIC ESTATES EAST FISHKILL, N. Y. Just off Park way. Highly desirable building sites ME. '5-2429.

Wappingers Falls SEWER -water and natural gas. Acre, to shopping and schools. Town roads. 5 Minutes Fishkill IBM. Terms available.

Appts. 896-6211. 896-8261. AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT Which would give unending pleasur and satisfaction would be one of our choice 2 to 6 acre wooded parcels, priced from $1250 to $1950 with $200 down and terms to suit. Free title insarance.

Be ready for Spring Building. For call Jack Kennedy. GR 1-4288. SID DIAMOND, Realtor, 462-3200. ML Office.

Estate Wanted 138 DICK BRESCIA, Realtor 099 Main St. GR 1-3170 WHEELER CANNON ST. GL 2-6125 Deaths BLISS-Mrs. Joseph (Helen) of Jefferson Meadow Park, Poughkeepsie, died at St. Francis' Hospital, December 1963.

Funeral services will be held at the Sutton Funeral Home, Place, Highland, Thursday at 2 p.m. Friends may call Wednesday evening 7-9. Interment Highland Cemetery. CALL, DONALD age 16, son of Cedric and Betty Combs Call, at Hopewell Junction, on December 10, 1963. Private services' will be held at the Roberts' Funeral Home, Wappingers Falls, on Friday, December 13th.

The family will receive their friends at the Funeral Home Thursday evening 7 to 9. If desired, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, Dutchess County Chapter, 51 Cannon Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. COPPINGER-Anita, at Poughkeepsie, N. December 11, 1963.

Services from 11 North Clinton Saturday, December 14 at 9 a.m. and from St. Peter's Church at 9:30 a.m. where Mass of Requiem will be offered. Friends may call at 11 North Clinton St.

Thursday and Friday evenings from 7-9. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery, in charge of MeCornae Funeral Service, Inc. I CREIGHTON in this city, December 11, 1963, James J. Creighton, resident of 120 Innis Avenue.

Notice of funeral later. Arrangements in charge of the Darrow Funeral Home. -Margaret of Amenia, suddenly at Sharon Hospital, ber 10, 1963, in her 55th year. Funeral Mass cember will 13, be at 10 celebrated Friday, Dea.m., at of the Interment Immaculate Conception, Amenia. Friends Amenia Catholic Cemetery.

may call at the Nelligan Funer. al Home, Wassaic, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Rosary will be recited Thursday evening at 8 p.m. EVANS Fredrick H. Private services will be conducted under the direction of A.

A. Schoonmaker. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery, Rochester, New York at the convenience of the family. N. Starkey, father husband of of Harvey, May Schoonmaker and Cynthia; son of William and Kathleen William Czarnomski Starkey.

Funeral Starkey; brother of services will be held at the George J. Moylan Funeral Home, Main Street, Rosendale, Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment in New Paltz Rural a Cemetery, Friends may call Tuesday and Wednesday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. 8, STARKEY-At 1963, Harvey Albany, Starkey, of December Rifton, N. Mrs.

Scovazzi, 64, Summer Resident Mrs. Carlo Scovazzi, 64, a resident of New York City who for many years has spent the summer at a summer home in Route 55, Highland, died last night in St. Francis' Hospital after an illness of approximately four months. Borh in Italy on March 17, 1899, Mrs. Scovazzi was the former Ella Lotti, daughter of a the late Abramo and Ersilia Lotti.

She had resided in New York City for more than 50 years and had been employed as an artificial flowermaker. Surviving Mrs: Scovazzi are her husband, in New York City, two daughters, Mrs- Attilio Squeri, Chapel Hill Road, Highland, and Mrs. Leo Orrico, Route 55, Highland; two sisters, Mrs. Priamo Vernetti, Route 55, Highland, and Mrs. Anthony Camisa, Flushing, Long Island, two granddaughters, Mrs.

Richard Gemmell, city, and Miss Elaine Squeri, Highland, several nieces and one nephew. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Nucciarone Funeral Home, 177 Sullivan New York City, with services and burial scheduled for Saturday morning. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery, Long Island. Mrs. Edgeworth, 58, Resident of Amenia Mrs.

Henry Edgeworth, 58, A Amenia, died yesterday at the Sharon Hospital. She was born Nov. 12, 1908, in Town of Stanford, daughter of the late David and Mary Mulcahy. She was the former Margaret H. Mulcahy.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by five daughters: Mrs. Mary Yeomans, New Milford, Mrs. Margaret Bates, Amenia; Mrs. Josephine Simoncelli, Amenia; Mrs: Shirley Dennis, Lakeville, and Mrs. Bridget Waldron, Amenia; four sons: Patrick and David Edgeworth, Monroe, and Thomas Edgeworth.

Van Nuys, four brothers, William, John, Theodore and Francis cahy, Poughkeepsie; and several grandchildren. The funeral will take place Friday, 10 a.m., at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Amenia. Burial will be in the Amenia Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call at the Nelligan Funeral Home, Amenia, tonight and tomorrow night. 7 Mrs.

Coppinger, Resident of City Mrs. John M. Coppinger, 61, of 25 Lent city, died unexpectedin this morning at her home. Born the Town of Clinton Sept. 9, 1902, the daughter of the late Emmett and Lena J.

Cookingham Briggs, Mrs. Coppinger had been a Poughkeepsie resident for the last. 44 years. -Mrs. Coppinger was educated in Staatsburg schools.

On May 4, 1946, in Danbury, she married Mr. Coppinger, city, who survives. She was a communicant of St. -Peter's Church, eity, Survivors include her husband, four sons, Tracy Crapser, Clifton, N. Jack Crapser, Fairlawn, N.

Hugh Crapser, 51 Noxon city, and Frank Crapser, 414 Church city, two brothers, Kenneth Briggs, 22 Reade city, and Stanley Briggs, city, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be from the McCornac Funeral Home, 11 North Clinton city, Saturday at 9 a.m. and a Mass of Requiem will be. offered at St. Peter's Church at 9:30 a.m.

Burial will be in St. Peter's Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow and Friday nights, 7 to 9 o'clock. Days Until Towner Tells for a start on a new mint in Philadelphia. Congress has authorized a new mint at Philadelphia to replace the one there now but no money has been appropriated. As it is, the Philadelphia and Denver mints, working on virtually a 24-hour day, seven-day week basis, will produce 4.1 billion pieces of change in the year which ends next June 30 but it has been estimated that the nation's commerce could use 6 billion.

No Shortage Of U.S. Coins Found in Area While the U.S. Treasury has expressed concern over the coin shortage which has become steadily worse during the Christmas shopping rush, spokesmen at local banks said today the shortage apparently has not evidenced itself here. In the last few months, The AsPress reported from Washington," D. the Treasury has tried not to call attention to the shortage, apparently on the theory that publicity would lead to hoarding.

But the shortage was obvious before the start of the Christmas season. There are now shortages in every denomination except silver dollars. The supply is tight in almost every area of the nation. Some banks have been asking the public to keep their coins in circulation. Some companies which rely.

heavily on coins in their business have been shipping large amounts from one area to another. Tied to Sales The shortage is said to be due to good business in retail sales and increased use of vending machines, parking meters and other such devices. Demand for coins usually reaches a a a a a a a a peak about Dec. 15, but Treasury officials apparently are bothered more about the prospect of continued shortages than about the current dearth of change. A Treasury spokesman expressed the concern in a terse statement after it was reported that a House committee had decided not to take action in the near future on- a $500,000 appropriation 15 Players Picked For Northern Team MONTGOMERY, (UPI) The Blue Gray Association must select five more players to round out the Northern squad for the 26th annual classic here Dec.

28. The Rebel squad was completed Tuesday with the selection of two Texas A players end Ronnie Carpenter and fullback Jerry Rogers. Fullback Dick Schoonover, 205 pounds, of Syracuse, and end George Burman of Northwestern were picked for the North team. Ohio State tackle Charles Mamula, 240 pounds, was named to replace teammate Tom Jenkins who withdrew. Wappingers Votes Tomorrow On School Bonds Wappingers Central.

School District residents will vote tomorrow from 1 to 9 p.m. on a school construction proposition totaling $6,321,300, of which $3,506,424 would be paid by state aid. The four -part project includes: 1. A junior high school with a capacity, on a 30-acre tract at Lake. Road and Route 376, at $2,748," 500.

2. A 40 room elementary on the Harmon property, off Route 376, at 982,000. 3. An addition to Wappingers Junior High School building, Wappingers Falls, at $115,200 and reconstruction work in the present building at $409,800. 4.

A 20 room elementary school at Sheafe Road, Town of Poughkeepsie, at $1,065,000. Polling places for the vote are Vassar Road School, Wappingers Junior High School, FishElementary School, Fishkill Plains Elementary School and the East Fishkill Town Hall, Gayhead. World's Fair Opens, Poughkeepsie Kiwanis 1956 FORD Ton Pick Up Good condition. Asking $395. CA 9-2070.

1960 FORD dump truck F700 in excellent condition, good rubber. International Harvester Washington at Taylor Ave. GL 2:3600. BARGAINS IN LATE MODEL TRUCKS All Types and Models MIDWAY GAS SERVICE STATION Wantingers Falls 4 minster CLOSED AND OPEN TOP tandem truck trailers, stood tires $600 to $800. Tandem axle flat trailer.

1956, light weight, excellent condition, $1500. 34 Mansion Street, garage. I Auto, Truck Rentals 149 $7 per Day or $35 per Week Benschoten Cars Rental System 165 Smith St. GL 4-6330 Funeral Directors 254 ALLEN FUNERAL HOME. INC.

PLEASANT VALLEY, MErcury 5-2124 MILI BROOK, N. ORiole 7-9611 ROBERT H. AUCHMOODY FUNERAL HOMES, INC. 16 Grand Avenue Tel. Globe 2-1680 DEL SANTO FUNERAL HOME The Home of Personal Service" GI.

2-1650 194 MIll St. DOWLING FUNERAL HOME 13 FAIRVIEW AVE bide: 2-2410 MERRIT A. BOWL.ING. A Mgr. FRALEIGH FUNERAL HOME ARTHUR J' FRALEIGH.

Mgr. 41 Marshall St Globe 2-0810 Horn- Thomes Funeral Home Licensed in N. Y. and Conn. PAWING N.

UL 5-2311 William G. Miller Son Funeral domes GL 2-0750 GL 2-1140 MULVEY FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM F. MULVEY, Lic. Mgr. 211 Mansion St Phone Globe 4-4915 PARMELE FUNERAL HOME John D.

Caven, Funeral Director 74 Haight Avenue Tel. GLobe 2-0790 FUNERAL Wappingers Falls 297-2610 Schoonmaker Chapel Seventy South Hamilton St. GLobe a 4-1800 SWEET'S FUNERAL HOME George W. Sweet, Lic. Mgr.

HYDE PARK, N. Tel. CApital 9-2624 Florists 255 GRAHAM'S Flower Arrangements CUT FLOWERS PLANTS 17 Orchard Place GL 4-7140 In Memoriam In Memoriam BARRETT -In loving memory of Ethel Barrett who passed away December 11, 1961. We do not need this special day To bring you to our minds The days we do not think of you Are very hard to find. Signed: SON DAUGHTER, RALPH FLORENCE.

DECKER-In loving memory of Robert Decker, who died December 11, Sunshine passes, shadows fall, Love's remembrance outlasts all; tho' the years be many or few We remember you. Signed: WIFE AND CHILDREN Donald C. Call, Honor Student, 16 Donald C. Call, 16, of Route 82, Hopewell Junction, died yesterday afternoon at his home after a long illness. A junior at the Roy C.

Ketcham High School, Donald was recently elected to the National Honor Society and had spent capsiderable time during the last few months studying textbooks in preparation for a career as a doctor, according to a spokesman for the family. The son of Cedric F. and Betty Combs Call, Donald was born July 11, 1947 in Bangor, Me. He had resided in Hopewell Junction for two years, previously living in Wappingers Falls and Parishville. In Parishville he was a member of the Boy Scouts of America and the tral School Band.

At. Ketcham High School he was a member of the Portico staff. Surviving Donald are his parents, a sister, Jacqueline J. Call and a brother, Terry D. Call, Hopewell Junction, his paternal grandmother, Mrs.

Ella Call, Bangor, and several aunts and uncles. Private funeral services will be at the Roberts' Funeral Home Friday with the Rev, John J. Walchenbach of the Hopewell Junction Reformed a Church officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow night, 7 to 9 o'clock. Mr.

Scacciaferro, Sister Lives in City Funeral services were conducted yesterday in Deer Park, Long Island, for John R. H. Scacciaferro, 70, of 1375 Deer Park Babylon, who died there last Friday. Mr. Scacciaterro was the brother of Mrs.

Thomas Pesano, city: Born in New York City on Sept. 20; 1893, Mr. Scacciaferro was a retired sanitarian for the New York City Health Department. He was the son of Frances and Benedict Scacciaferro. Burial was in St.

Charles cemetery, Farmingdale, Long Island. Other survivors include his wife, the former Elizabeth two sons, Benedict Scacciaferro of Valley. Stream, Edward Scacciaferro, of Matawan, N.J.: a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholson, North, Babylon; four sisters, Mrs. Pesano, Mrs.

Kate DeVita, Long Island City, Mrs. Jessie Bauccio, Brooklyn, Miss Mary Scacciaferro, 'New York City; a brother, Philip Scacciaferro, -Brooklyn; and five grandchildren. "The Lucky number is 133," said Paul D. Towner speak. ing at the meeting of the keepsie Kiwanis Club at the Poughkeepsie Inn yesterday.

Mr. Towner, president of the Poughkeepsie area Chamber of Commerce and Poughkeepsie district manager of the New York Telephone was referring to the 133 days left until the New York World's Fair opens at Flushing Meadows, L. next April 2. The Chamber president, assisted by Melvin D. Phillips, business office manager phone company, gave a and showed talkhe slides of the "First Billion Dollar Fair." Showed Construction Slides taken last month at the fair site showed many exhibits under construction and much yet slides gave a preview of what done.

Most st of the other it's going to be like when the work is completed. There are five principal exhibit areas, Mr. Towner said. They are the International Area, the Federal-State Area, the Industrial Area, the Transportation Area and the Lake Amusement Center. Each of the areas has its outstanding and unique exhibitsthe Thailand Pavilion, a reproduction of a Buddhist Temple, the Federal Pavilion with its exthe Bell Telephone exhibit in the terior wall of multi colored glass, shape of a floating wing.

21 Parts New Jersey's building is in 21 parts, each, with separate roof to designate that state's 21 counties. At times, and especially at night, it looks as if the 21 roofs are floating in air. Kiwanis member Floyd Cook reported that next Tuesday, the club will conduct a Christmas party at the Wheaton Park Day Nursery. The club had the Yuletide spirit at its meeting yesterday with lighted Christmas tree in one corner of its meeting room. Guests were Peter Dwyer, member of the Newburgh Kiwanis Club: John Zammiello, a former president of the Kiwanis Club Poughkeepsie East, and Frank Albano, a member of the Poughkeepsie East club.

Clay Notes Nomination Honor SYRACUSE Gen Lucius D. Clay says he sees no prospect of a darkhorse gaining the Republican presidential nomination. But the retired army general said that, if he were offered the nomination, it- "would be an honor." Clay reiterated, however, that he was not a candidate for nomination and added that the G.O.P. standard bearer. next year would be a man who actively sought the nomination.

"No one should be the nominee of his party unless he works for the' nomination and demonstrates what he stands for," Clay told newsmen. He was in Syracuse last night to address the 50th Anniversary Dinner of Manufacturers Association of Syracuse. In. his speech, Clay cautioned against any drastic reduction of United States ground forces in Europe because of what he termed the adverse psychological affects such a cut would have on this nation's European allies. At the same time, he proposed that European members of the North Atlantic Treaty, Organization increase their defense commitmets and aid to developing nations.

These NATO members, he said, "should be prepared to support our efforts elsewhere." Physician Sent To Sing Sing Prison NEW YORK (AP)-A physician who performed two fatal illegal operations. one white he: was already under indictment for the other- -has been sentenced to two to four years in Sing Sing prison. With time off for good behavior, the gynecoltist, Mandel Friedman, may be out of prison in less than two years. He was originally indicted manslaughter and for perform-, ing the two illegal operations. But he was -allowed to plead guilty to only the operation count and the manslaughter charge was dropped.

At his sentencing yesterday i in Queens criminal court, Friedman was described by his attorney as having been punished enough. "He has lost the right to practice and he has been ill," the at; torney said, requesting clemency. For Shrine Game Pittsburgh, Purdue Clubs Dominate East Grid Eleven SAN FRANCISCO (API)-Uni- Charles Logan, Northwestern; versity of Pittsburgh and Purdue Don Underwood, Michigan State; each placed three men on the Ellison, Purdue. East's grid squad for the Shrine Tacklers: Eller, Minnesota; East West All Star game Dec. 28, Roger Pillath, Wisconsin; -Bor: Managing Director William M.

ghetti, Pitt; Kent Pike, NorthCoffman announce. today, western. The 24-man club is one of the Guards: Bob Lehm. 1, Notre most balanced teams in the his- Dame; Mike Reilly, Nowa; Joe tory of the game, It has one of O'Donnell, Michigan; Tom Jenthe game's great pass catchers kins, Ohio State. in Jim Kelly of Notre Dame; Centers: Kenneth Bowman, everybody's All-America tackle, Wisconsin; Ralph Baker, Penn Carl Eller of Minnesota; All- -State.

America. halfback Sherman Lew- Quarterbacks: DiGravio, Puris of Michigan State, etc, From due; Pete Like, Penn State. Pitt are tackle Ernest Borghetti, Halfbacks: Jay Wilkinson, Halfback. Paul Martha and full- Duke; Paul Krasue, Iowa; Paul back Rick and from Warfield, Ohio State: Sherman Purdue come end Dave Ellison. Lewis, Michigan State; Martha, quarterback DiGravio and.

Pittsburgh. fullback Gene Donaldson, Fullbacks: Donaldson, Purdue; The complete roster: -Ed Centi, Syracuse; Leeson, Ends: Kelly, Notre Dame; Pittsburgh..