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2 02 2 TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1968 POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL PAGE SEVENTEEN LEGAL NOTICES State Natires 160 NOTICE TO BIDDERS' Sealed and proposals covering Construction, Heating Fire Electric Work for Repair Ing No. 51, Hudson River State Bullding, Hospital. BuildDamage a to Main Poughkeepsie. N. In accordance Specification drawings No.

(revised), 21526-C and accompany. Ing will be received the Office of General Services, Contracts Unit, Building Number State Office Building Campus, Albany, N. 12226, on behalf of the Mental Hygiene Facilities Improvement Fund, until 10:30 A.M.. on Wednesday, May 8, 1960, when they will be publicly opened and read. Each proposal must be made upon the form vided and in the envelope proand submitted certified check shall be accompanied by the of made payable Office General Services in the amount stipulated in the proposal guaranty that the bidden will enter into the contract If it be awarded to him.

The specification number must be written on the front of the envelope. The blank spaces In the proposal must be filled and no change shall be made in the phraseology of the proposal. The State reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Successful bidder will be required to give bond conditioned for the faithful performance of the contract and a separate bond for the payment of laborers and materialmen, each bond in the Sum of of the amount of the contract. This a MENTAL HYGIENE FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT FUND project.

The Fund, public benefit corporation. was created to assure that the required facilities are completed and ready Use as promptly as possible. Bidders are warned that time Is the essence of the contract and completion of the work must meet the date specified. Fallure of contractor comply with a progress schedule or complete on time will require the sessment of liquidated damages and also be an element in determining any future awards to the contractor. Drawings and specifications may examined free of charge at the following offices: State Architect, Public Bulldings Design and Construction, 270 Broadway, New York City; State Architect, Public Buildings Design and Construction, cords center building number 21, State Office Bullding Campus, Albany, N.

District Supervisor of Bldg. State Office Building, 333 E. Washington Syracuse, N. District Supervisor Bidg. Geneses Valley Regional Market, 900 Jefferson Road.

Rochester. N. District Engineer, 125 Main Street, Buttale. N. Hudson River State Hospitai, Poughkeepsie, M.

Y. Drawings and specifications may obtained by calling at the Office General' Services, Contracts Unit, cord center building 21, State Office! Bullding Campus, Albany, N. Y. or at effice of the State Architect. Public Bulldings Design and Construction, Floor, 270 Broadway, New York City.

and by 'making deposit for each set or by mailing such deposit to Albany address. Checks should be made payable to the Office of General Services. Proposal blanks and envelope will furnished without charge The State Architect's Standard Specifications January 2, 1964 will be required for this project and may be purchased from Office of General Services, Public BuildInes Design State and Construction, Building Number N. Office Building Campus. Albany, or at the office of State Architect, Public Bulldings Design and Construction.

770 Broadway, New York City. or the offices of District Supervisor of Bide. State, Office Building. 133 E. Washington Syracuse, Y.

or District Supervisor Bldg. Gapesee Valley Regional Market, 100 Jeffers Road. Rochester, N. the sum of $5.00 each. The completion date for this project October 30, 1968 DATED: April 2.

1960 160 10683 County Notices STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY COURT: DUTCHESS COUNTY ANNA M. SITZER. Plaintiff, -against HAVER, CARL SILBER, PYROWALLACE HAVER, A MARGARET FAX MID- HUDSON AUTO WRECKERS, VASSAR BROTHERS HOSPITAL. DR. BERT ROSENBERG, DR.

MELVIN MATLIN, DR. HARRY V. HANLEY THOMAS HOGAN and CARET HOGAN, Defendants 1967 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: Dutches Dated: November, 17. 1967. AND GARLAND Attorneys for Plaintiff Office P.O.

Address 25 Market Street Poughkeepsie, New York YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 answer the complaint In this action, and te serve a copy of your' answer, or the complaint is not served with this summons, serve notice of appear. once on the Plaintiff's attorneys twenty days after the service of this summons. exclusive of the day of service In case of your failure to appear of answer, ludgment will be taken against by default for the relief demanded the complaint Trial theld In the County of TODEFENDANT, MARGARET HAVER: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to the order of Honorable Raymond Baratta, 1940. Dutchess County in Judge. dated of March Clerk 77.

and filed the Office the of the County of Dutchess, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County, New York. The object of this action to fore Close mortgage upon the property affected. being located on Router PG. Hyde Park. Dutchess County.

New York, containing 17 Acres. as described In Liber 1104 of Deeds at Page in the Dutchess County Clerk's Office Dated: March 1960. CORBALLY AND GARLAND Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and PO Address Market Street Poughkeepsie, New York 170-10667 COUNTY COURT: DUTCHESS COUNTY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. Plaintiff. against Index No.

1967 1841 JACK EHRLICH. el ml. Defendant. NOTICE OF SALE In pursuance of judgment fore dosure and sale, duty granted in above entitled action, and entered In the Dutchess County Clerk's Office on April 10. 1960.

CANIO J. SALESE, the undersigned Referee In said Judgment named. sell at public auction at steps of the Street, Beacon Police Department. Main Beacon, New 17th day of May. 1960 at 9:00 o'clock the forenoon of that day, the premises described in the sald Judgment as folALL that certain lot, piece or parcel land, situate on the northerly side of sin Street in the City of Beacon, DutchCounty.

New York, known the unt Gullan House lot and bounded and cribed as follows: BEGINNING at point on the therly, side of Main Street sald being the southeasterly corner known "Schouten House lot which are the premises thirdly ribed In deed executed by akin Tompkins and others to E. Tompkins dated June 8, and recorded in the Dutchess Coun Clerk's Office on June 22, Liber 291 of deeds of page runs thence with sald northof Main Street north eighty nine grees fifteen minutes east seventy feet to en angle In the once still with said erly Main Street south eighty fifteen minutes east one hundred and seven tenths feet to the south sterly corner of the office lot of Dutchess Hat Works: thence said office lot five degrees five minutes east one hundred leet to the northwesterly corner of the same: thence still with Bald office south eighty five fiftel minutes east thirty feet to the westerly side of County Notices 170 Bank Street thence with said side of Bank Street north five westerly degrees twenty five minutes east sixty seven and five tenths feet to Its IntersecNon with sald southerly side of Branch Street: thence with sald southerly side of Branch Street south eighty degrees west one hundred feet to an angle in the same: thence still with said southerly side of Branch Street south eighty nine degrees thirty five minutes west twenty seven and four tenths feet to the northeasterly corner of "Schouten House Lot which are the premises fourthly described In the from E. Lakin Tompkins and others to Helen E. Tompkins, which deed bears date June 1897, and which deed is recorded in the Dutchess County Clerk's Office, In Liber 291 of deeds at page 472 on June 22, 1897, thence with the line of said "Schouten House Lot No. Y' south twenty five degrees twenty five minutes west forty three and seven tenths feet to the southeasterly corner of the same; thence still with line of House Lot south seventy degrees twenty five minutes west sixty and three tenths feet to angle of same: thence with line of said "Schouten House Lot south eighty three degrees thirty seven minutes west twenty six and one tenth feet to line of "Schouten House Lot aforesald; thence with the line of said "Schouten House Lot south five degrees thirty minutes west seventy six and four tenths feet to the place of beginning.

Being the fifth parcel described In deed made by E. Lakin Tompkins and others to Helen Tompkins by deed dated June 1897, and recorded in the Dutchess County Clerk's Office on June 22, 1897, In Liber 291 of deeds at page 472. ALSO ALL that tact, piece or parcel of land, situate in the City of Beacon, and County of Dutchess and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at the intersection of westerly line of Bank Street with the northerly line of Main Street and running thence with said westerly line of Bank Street northerly sixty five feet: thence westerly and parallel to Main Street thirty five feet; thence southerly and parallel to Bank Street sixty five feet to the northerly line of Main Street aforesaid: thence with said northerly line of said Main street easterly thirty five feet to the place of beginning. BEING a lot thirty five feet front and rear by sixty five feet in depth. ALSO ALL that tract or parcel of land situate in the City of Beacon, County of Dutchess and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the northerly line of Main Street, said point being distant northwesterly thirty five (35) feet measured along the northerly line of Main Street from the Intersection of northerly line of Main Street with the westerly line of Bank Street and running thence with the northerly line of Main Street north eighty five (85) degrees fifteen (15) minutes west three (3) feet to line of lands formerly of E.

Lakin Tompkins: thence with line of lands formerly of E. Lakin Tompkins the following courses and distances; north five (5) degrees twenty five (25) minutes east one hundred (100) feet; thence south eighty five (85) degrees fifteen (15) minutes east thirty eight (38) feet to the westerly line of Bank Street aforesaid: thence with the westerly line of Bank Street south five (5) degrees twenty five (25) minutes west thirty five (35) feet to the northeasterly corner of the former Dutchess Hat Works office lot: thence with line of lands formerly of the Dutchess Hal Works office lot the following courses and distances. north eighty five (85) degrees fifteen (15)) minutes west thirty five (35). feet: thence south five (5) degrees twenty five (25) minutes west sixty five (65) feet to the place of beginning Subject to the zoning laws and ordin ances of the City of Beacon. Together with all fixtures and articles: of personal property now or hereafter attached to.

or contained in and used in connection with said premises. including but not limited to all apparatus, machinery. fittings. ranges, awnings. shades.

screens, storm sashes, plants and shrubbery, Said premises are sold subject to any state of facts an accurate survey would show, providing the same does not make the title unmarketable; also subject 10 building restrictions and regulations contained in any resolution or ordinance adooted by municipal or governmental authority; also subject to all taxes, assessments, water charges, leases, tenancies Dated: Beacon, New York April 11, 1940 CANIO J. SALESE REFEREE PHILLIPS. HEANEY SCHOFIELD Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and PO Address 475 Main Street Beacon. New York Tel (914) 031-0670 170-10701 Surrogate's Notices 175 CITATION ON PROBATE 124 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW. YORK By The Grace of God Free and Independent TO MARY WALTERS.

CLIFTON DEYO, and ALL the distributes, heirs law and next of kin of BERNICE M. CRAIG. deceased. their guardians. committees and assignees, and any of them survived the decedent but have since died or become Incompetent, their successors in interest, executors, administrators.

legal representatives, devisees, legatees. spouses, distributees. heirs at law, next of kin, committees. guardians of any person having any claim or Interest through them by purchase, inheritance or otherwise, all of whose names and places of residence are unknown and cannot. after diligent inquiry be ascertained, the distributees of BERNICE CRAIG.

deceased SEND GREETING: WHEREAS, MARIANO B. AMODEO. who resides at 30 Gilbert Drive, Hyde Park. New York, has lately applied to the Surrogate's Court of the County of Dutchess 10 have certain instrument in writing. dated November 17, 1967.

relating to both real and per sonal property, duly proved as the last will and Testament of BERNICE M. CRAIG deceased, who was at the time of her death resident of City of Poughkeepsie In the County of Dutchess: THEREFORE, you and each of you are cited to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of our County of Dutch. ess. at the Surrogate's Office in the City of Poughkeepsie in said County on the 13th day of May, one thousand nine hundred and sixty eight al 30 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, why the said instrument In writing should not be admitted to probate Will of real and personal property. Th Testimony Whereof, We have caused the seal of said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

Witness, HON. W. VINCENT GRADY, Surrogate of said County the CIty of Poughkeepsie, N. this 28th March in the year of our Lord One thousand nine hundred and sixty eight. STEPHEN K.

BOCK Attorney for Petitioner 45 Market Street Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1260- (SEAL) (Tel. 914 454-4240) JOHN F. ALBANO Chief Clerk of the Surrogate's Court NOTICE: This citation Is served upon you as required by law, but you are not obliged to appear in person unless you wish to file objections to the probate of the Will.

You may have an at-law appear for you. 175-10663 Town Notices 190 LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to Local Law 1966, local law licensing and regulating activi. fives and businesses of dealers in second hand junk and auto parts and operation of junk yards, the Town Board of the Town of Clinton will hold April 30, 1968 at eight P.M. at the Town Hall Public. Hearing on the application of Matthew W.

Lawlor, Salt Point, N. Y. Signed: Kelsey, P. Wirehouse Town Clerk 190-10702 Miscellancous Notices 200 LOST Bank Book, Poughkeepsie SavIngs Bank No. 703711.

Unless returned to Bank within 20 deys, book, will be void. 200-10604 Con pact CAR INSURANCE Bodily Injury $10,000 Property Family Damage $4450 Protection Semi-Annual SAFE DRIVERS SAVE MONEY Poughkeepsie Area Territery 33 includes Wappingers Falls Village. Class includes driving to work 10 miles one way. Sea Insurance Company (Chubb a Son), John New York. N.Y.

quality compact car discount the semi-annual premium Is course, 1 your "big" car is your second car, you probably quality for discount on compact car. MARSHALL. STERLING, INC. INSURANCE 50 MARKET POUGHKEEPSIE 454-0800 Deaths ALDRICH-Mary Gaughan Huto, April 14, 1968 at DeLand, Florida. Former resident of Poughkeepsie, N.

Y. Funeral services to which relatives and friends are invited will be held from the Parmele Funeral Home, 74 Haight Thursday, April 18 at 9:30 a.m. and from Holy Trinity Church at 10 a.m. where a Mass of Requiem will be offered. Interment will take place St.

Mary's Cemetery, Cooperstown, N.Y. at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Friends may call at the funeral home to and 7 to 9 Wednesday. The Rosary will be recited at the funeral home day evening. Arrangements by John D.

Caven. COOKINHAM at Francis Hospital, April 16, 1968, Harry L. Cook inham, In his 64th year. Funeral Services at the Allen Funeral Home, Plea18 sant at 2:30. Valley, Interment Thursday Schultzville afternoon, April tery: Friends will be received Wednesday evening 7 to 9.

CRAMER Montrose, N. Y. April 13, 1968. Vincent Cramer. Funeral Services from the Delehanty Funeral Home, Wappingers Falls, Wednesday, April 17, at 9:30 a.m.

Requiem Mass St. Mary's Church, Wapipngers Falls, 10 a.m. Interment Veterans Plot, St. Peter's Cemetery, Poughkeepsie, N. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Tuesday 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

Arrangements in charge of, James F. X. Delehanty. MESSINA- -April 14, 1968. Andrew, of 20 North Road, Highland.

Castellano Beloved husband of Mrs. Mary and Phillip Messina and Mrs. Mary Roberts, in his Wednesday 78th year. morning Funeral o'clock will be from held Elting Heights Funeral Home, 38 Street, Highland and 9:30 at St. Augus-1 tine Church.

Interment St. Peter's Cem etery. Friends may from call 7-9 at the and Funeral Home, Monday p.m. day 2-4 79 p.m. MYERS-William, at Staatsburg, N.

Kath- Y. April 14, 1968, beloved husband erine DuBois Myers and father of Mrs. Andrew (Doris) Reid. Services South at Sweet's Funeral Home, 29 Post Road, Hyde Park, Wednesday, April 17 11 a.m. with the Rev.

Emmett Waite of the Hyde Park Reformed Church Friends may call Tuesday Cemetery eve: ning to 9 Interment Union of Hyde Park. NIELSON Virginia, April 11. Suddenly 1968 P.F.C, Dennis at Quantico M. Nielson. Funeral from the Mulvey Funeral Home 211 Mansion Street (corner of Park Place) and Wednesday, April 17 Chapel Route 9G at 9:30 a.m.

where a Requiem Mass will be offered. terment St. Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday and Tuesday afternoon and evenings. Arrangements in charge of William F.

Mulvey. PRATZ-A1 rest April 14. 1968, Terez Pratz, devoted wife of Joseph Pratz. neral services to which relatives and friends are Invited will be conducted Wednesday 9 a.m. from the Del Santo funeral home.

194 MIll Street A Mass of Carmel Requiem will Church. be offered Interment 9:30 St a.m. Peter's Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home 2 to and 7 to Tuesday. RANUCCI- -April 14, 1968 at Brewster, New York. Joseph E.

Ranucci, resident of Orchard Rd Poughkeepsie, beloved husband of 'Helen Whitely Ranucci, father of Joseph J. and James E. Ran. ucci. Funeral service will be conducted from the Robert H.

Auchmoody Funeral Home, 16 Grand Ave. Poughkeepsie, on Thursday April 18 at 10:15 a.m. at and Holy Requiem Mass will be offered Trinity Church at J1.00 a.m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Friends will be ceived at the funeral home Tuesday to 9:00 and Wednesday 2:00 10 4:00 and 7:00 Methodist Church In Mr.

Sharp's Mem-Iter and or Lake treasurer SITTERLEY -at Vassar Catherine Hospital, Sitterley. April Fu- 13. Fire 1960, Marguerite neral Mulvey Funeral Home, 211 retary of Mansion St (corner of Park Place) Wednesday, April 18 at 11:15 a.m., and tery where Holy High Trinity Requiem Church Mass 11:30 will be Farmers SHARP Archa Brinton, 51, of ville. at Rhinebeck, N. Y.

'April 14th Funeral services will be Held this evening Rockefeller at 8:45 Funeral p.m. the Home, Burnett 4, west Market Commital Street. Service Red will Hook, be held at The convenience of the family, Friends who wish may make contributions Sunday School Fund of the Elizaville celebrated Interment St. Peter's Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening ments in charge of William F. TUTTLE Poughkeepsie.

Y. April 1960. David Tuttle. Funeral from the Street, Wednesday al 10 a.m. and Fraleich Funeral Home, 41 Marshall Peter's Church.

9G, at 10:30 a where Mass of Requiem will be celebrated. Relatives and friends invited. Interment St Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening 1o 9 p.m and day 2 to and 7 to 9 p.m. Arrangement in charge of Arthur J.

Fraleigh, In Memoriam in loving memory of my husband Lewis Tompkins, who passed away 3 years ago today. Days of sadness still come over me. Hidden tears sO often flow Memory keeps my loved one near me. Though he passed away Three years ago. Signed: Loving wite Sons.

IN loving memory of Robin Lynn Morgan, who died April 16, 1967, age 4 mos. cannot hold her little hand, Or hear her little voice Still her memory lingers on. Signeo. Grandma Grandpa Morgan. Funeral Directors 254 ALLEN FUNERAL HOME, INC.

PLEASANT VALLEY, MErcury 5-2124 MILBROOK, N. Y. ORiole 7-9611 ROBERT H. AUCHMOODY FUNERAL HOMES, INC. 16 Grand Avenue Tel.

452-1600 Fishkill 896-6166 Hopewell Junction 226-9234 DOWLING FUNERAL HOME MERRITT H. DOWLING, Jr Lic. Mgr 43 FAIRVIEW AVE. GLobe 2-2416 FRALEIGH FUNERAL HOME ARTHUR J. FRALEIGH, Lic.

Mar. Marshall St. GLobe 2-0810 William U. Miller Son Funeral Homes GL 2-0750 GL 2-1140 PARMELE FUNERAL HOME John D. Caven, Funeral Director 74 Haight Avenue, Tel.

GLobe 2-0790 ROBERTS' FUNERAL HOME Wappingers Falls 297-2610 Schoonmaker Chapel Seventy-three South Hamilton St. GLobe 4-1600 HYDE PARK, CApital 9-2624 SWEET'S FUNERAL, HOME SUPPLE FUNERAL HOME 58 Albany Post Hyde Park 229-7000 Schryver Lauded On Jury System William P. Schryver, missioner of jurors, today was praised by. County Executive David C. Schoentag for saving Dutchess County money through the central jury tem.

The system, which set up in Dutchess, was singled out for praise in "Output, a monthly magazine dealing with automation "With this system it is estimated that as much as a week in jurors' mileage and per diem for initial interviews is being saved," Schoentag said. David Mohurter Sr. Dies; Widely Known For Robots BEACON David A. ter 81, of 9 Overlook Place. a retired machinist and auto mechanic, died yesterday in Highland Hospital.

A native of Beacon, he was born June 23, 1886, the son of the late A Alexander and Anna Mohurter. On Nov. 25, 1911, in Poughkeepsie, he married the former Louise Pectle, who survives. Mr. Mohurter formerly owned and operated his own garage and later was employed by the Henry Boston, Naturalist, 79 NOBLEBORO, Maine (AP) Henry E.

Beston, who, spent a year living in tiny shack on a windswept section of sand dunes on Cape Cod, and wrote about his experience in "The Outermost House," died Monday at his East Neck home near here. He was 79. When "'The Outermost House" was published in 1928, it won widespread acclaim for its description of the Cape Cod seashore and its wildlife. By 1961 it had reached its 28th printing. The naturalist wrote about his daily observations in long hand while seated at the kitchen table of his two-room cedar shingle shack.

The light came from a kerosene lantern. Beston said his year on Cape Cod proved to him that "a person needs to be close to nature and have a sense of religion to be a successful human being." He eventually gave the cottage, with 56 acres of dune land, to the national Audubon Society. In 1964, the shack was designatled a national historical site. He wrote nine other books after "The Outermost House," and traveled widely as a lecturer. He retired in 1954 and moved to Maine.

Mr. Cookinham, Retired Farmer secretary of the Silver Grange: secretary and of the West Clinton Company: trustee and secthe Schultzville CemeAssociation: director of the Fire Insurance Com- Harry L. Cookinham, 63, of Long Pond Schultzville, a retired farmer, died this morning at St. Francis Hospital. Born in the Town of Clinton, Nov.

15, 1904, he was the son of the late Adelbert T. and Mattie (Rhynus) Cookinham. Mr. Cookigham was past master and treasurer of the Warren Lodge, F. and A.M.; past mas- pany.

and a member of the Schultzville Church. Mr. Cookinham is survived by an aunt and several cousins. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the Allen Funeral Home Pleasant Valley.

Burial will be in the Schultzville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. The Warren Lodge, F. and A.M. will conduct a service at the funeral home tomorrow at 7:30 o'clock.

David Tuttle Services Set DAVID TUTTLE Members of the Cataract Hose Company and the Exempt Firemen's Association will conduct a joint service at the Fraleigh Funeral Home, 41 Marshall tonight at 7:30 o'clock for David Tuttle, 76, Charles Street Court, who died yesterday at St. Francis Hospital. Mr. Tuttle and his wife, the former Helen Wermuth, had resided in Front Street for 55 years before they were forced to move to make way for the Riverview Urban Renewal Project 1. The funeral will be tomorrow at 10 a.m.

from the funeral home and at 10:30 o'clock at St. Peter's Chapel, Violet Avenue, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered. Burial be Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock New York Stock List MacAvery Garage in Main Street for many years.

Mr. Mohurter was widely known for his parade robots. He had firemen, musicians, dancers, Bible characters, pioneers, and members of a fire company auxiliary, in all about 130 mechanical men and women and better than a dozen animals. They were all made of unpainted motor oil cans with the simplest possible accessories, but his characters marched, played musical instruments, sang, and danced. His robots were used in many Beacon parades.

A 63-year member of the Beacon Engine Company, Mr. Mohurter was a former drill master, foreman and lineman officer of the company. He also was a member of the Beacon Lodge Fellows and the First Methodist Church, Beacon. In his earlier years, Mr. Mohurter was a pitcher for the former Ducks baseball team in Beacon.

In addition to his wife, Mr. Mohurter is survived by David A. Mohurter Beacon; a daughter, Mrs. Charles Patterson, Darien, a sister, Mrs. Mary Westerfield, Millbrook; and three grandchildren.

Funeral services will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Hignell Funeral Home, 10 Willow St. The Rev. Charles F. Macdonald will officiate.

Burial will be in the Nine Partners Burial Ground, Millbrook. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow afternoon and night. The Beacon Lodge of Odd Fellows will conduct a service at the funeral home tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. and the Beacon Engine Co. will meet at 8 o'clock.

Smith Appointed County Historian Frederic A. Smith has been appointed Dutchess County historian, subject to approval of the Board of Representatives. County Executive David C. Schoentag made the appointment of the former Dutchess County clerk today. "Mr.

Smith always has been alert to the preservation of county records and has been helpful in aiding students of history in their search for background material of historical Schoentag said. City Gains Surprise $85 From Taxpayer Some unexpected tax revenue was deposited yesterday in the treasury of the City of Poughkeepsie, according to W. Robert Richards, interim city manager. This note was received by the city manager's office: "Upon going over some old bills covering a period of years, I found a number on which The City of Poughkeepsie (not state of New York) tax was not charged, payment for which is enclosed guess the city can use the The note was signed "A Tax- payer." Enclosed in the envelope was $85 in cash. Commissioner of Finance Aubrey Coons deposited the money in the city's sales tax account.

Man Admits Larceny Charge In Store Case Robert E. Whitcomb Brookside Gardens, Falls, is to be sentenced May 8 in the embezzlement of funds from The Thom McAn shoe store that he formerly managed in Imperial Plaza. Whitcomb, 24, pleaded guilty in County Court yesterday to a reduced charge of third-degree grand larceny. He had been indicted on a charge of second-degree grand larceny, and accused of taking in excess of $1,500 from the store accounts between last Oct. and Jan.

7. He was arrested Jan. 15 after reporting the shortage to the' company. Prince Street Again Two-way In Red Hook 'RED HOOK The Village Board last night voted to restore Prince Street as a twoway thoroughfare as it was before August, 1959. Francis A.

Rabbett, village clerk, today said the change from a one-way street will be effected as soon as the existing signs are removed and new ones installed. The section of the street be-! tween Route 9 and Church Street was made one-way because a building obscured the view of drivers. With the obstruction now replaced by the First National Bank's parking lot, the board decided to end restricted traffic flow. NEW YORK (UPI) -Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange today. Sales (hds) High Low Last Cho.

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HeclaM 1.20 Hercule Hershy 1.10 Hess Oil .30 Heublein .70 Hewitt .20 HIlt Hot! 1.30 Hoff Electn Homestk .80 Honywl 1.10 Hoover BIl Hous LP 1.12 Howmet .70 a 59 40 403 89 48 104 73 54 54 201 201 263 28 28 28 12 443 C- 48 48 294 36 36 75 75 75 117 42 42 72 10 19 291 53 53 53 53 53 71 71 25 19 19 19 154 26 123 38 37 4 7 142 141 142 10 191 26 69 58 33 581 21 x15 10 31 63 42 42 42 67 12 339 339 339 55 80 37 371 SESH Sending D- 281 ON- 26 35. 35 26 35 11 50 176 176 291 24 4 34 34 311 47 14 14 82 33 291 36 36 63 38 38 27 32 21 47 47 77 83 96 39 271 28 28 28 73 90 55 55 124 53 21 21 33 43 H- Sending 68 45 30 30 30 73 73 11 11 43 301 37 37 32 31 31 31 647 645 645 33 32 112 1123 2 30 55- 79 29 51 31 31 49 49 35 27 113 113 113 3 43 IdahoP IdealBasic 111 Cenin Ill Pwr 1.72 Imperial Cp 183 ing Rand 2 35 Inland St InsCopper 2 5.20 21 Int Harv 1.80 36 Int Ming .40 2.80 33 Intl Packers Int 1.35 Intl .85 251 1tek Corp 87 ssu7 PB Sending JohnsM 2.20 96 85 85 Jones 2.70 10 50 50 50 Jostens .60 JoyMig 1.40 37 32 Kan GE 1.32 KanPLI 1.12 Kayser 60 Kellogg 1.40 Kelsy-H 1.30 Kehnmtl .80 Kennecatt 2 Kerr Mc Kidde Co 3k KimbCI 2.20 83b Kopper 1 40 K.resqe 90 Kroger 30 Lear Sig 80 LehPCm 60 Leh Val Ind Lehm 06d LOF GI 2.80 Libby Mc 3k Ligget1My 5 LingTm 1.33 Litton Lockhd 2.20 Loews LoneSCem LoneSG 1.12 Lorillrd 2'2 Lou Nash Lukens St 1 Macy Co .90 Mad 3.06d Magma 3,60 Magnvx .80 Mar Oil 1.40 MarMidl 112 Martin Ma Massey 1 May DS 1.60 McCror 1 20 McDonD .40 McGr 1.40 McGr HI .60 McLean 80 Mead 190 Merck 1 60 1.20 MidSoUt 82 145 MinnPL 1.10 Mobil Oil 2 Monsan 1.60 MontWard 1 Motorola 1 MISITel 2 MurpCo 1.20 Nat Airl 30 NatBisc 210 Nt Cash 1 20 Nt Dairy 112 NatDist 1.80 42 41 1 33 40 40 10 69 57 3424 29 1 Safewy 1.10 StJosLd 2.80 St Reg 40 SanDGs 1.92 Sanders .30 Schnley 1.80 Scherng 1.20 Schlumb SCMCp Scott Papr Sbd Cst 2.20 Sears Roe Ta Sharon St ShellOil, 2.30 Simmns Sinclair 2 80 SingerC 2 40 Sm Klin 1.80 CalEd 1.40 SouthCo 1.08 SoNatG 1.0 Sou Pac 1.60 Sthn Ry 2.80 SowstPS 64 Spartan Ind Sperr 20d SquarD SquibBc C1Brnds 1.40 StOICal 2.70 StdO1nd 2.10 Std NJ Std010h Sterl Dru gl Stude Wort Snry DX 1', SunshMn Sup SwiftCo Oil 898 7 135 133 18 343 18 74 74 39 116 263 49 54 34 70 22 22 19 23 23 80 80 80 34 63 63 63 168 24 47 471 39 39 39 8514 1 45 10 24 24 24 92 92 72 54 12 67 24 -N N- 39 45 46 45 19 17 3 39 39 39 STANDARD POOR'S INDEXES NEW YORK (UPI)-Standard Poor's hourly indexes for Tuesday (1941 43 equals 10). 425. Ind 20-RR 55-Util 500-Stks 11 a.m. 105.47 45.30 64.40 96.65 Prv.

close 105.41 44.93 64.44 96.59 Nat Gen .20 NatGypsm NtLead NatCteel 2'5 Newbery .60 NEngEl 1.48 NiagMo 1.10 6 No Am Rk 2.60 No Pac 2.60 NoStPw 1.60 NwstAirl .80 Nowst Indus NoBanc 2.10 Occid 40g CadenCp .80 Ohio Ed 1.42 OklaGE 1.04 OlinMt 1.20g Omarkin 4k Or Rock 1.12 Otis El Co 2 Outbord OwensC 1.40 Owenill 1.35 PacGas 1.40 PacLiC 1.60 PacPwr 1.20 1.20 Pan Am 40 Panhdi 1.60 Parke Dvs Penny 1.608 PennDx Pa Cent 2.40 PennPL 1.56 PeopGs 1,96 PepsiCo .90 Pfizer 1.20 Phelp 3.40 Phila El 1.64 Phil Mr 1.40 PhilPet 2.40 Pillsbry Piper A 1.40 Polaroid .32 PPG In 2.60 2.40 PubSvColo 1.60 ssu2 PB Pullmn 2.80 A Ralston .60 Rayette .60 Rayonir 1.40 Raython .80 Reading Co Rep Sti Revion 1.40 Rexall Rey Met: .90 Rey Tob 2.20 RiegelPap RoanST RochG 1.10g RohmH 1.60 RoyalDu 101 56 56 56 63 33 54 28 28 0 401 40 27 27 43 75 53 P- 337. 241 2 28 34 34 34 67 53 53 49 481 581 581 110 109 70 92 201 Sending 54 541 4 26 73 73 73 4712 92 92 25 25 42'5 263 94 923 American Stock Exchange NEW YORK the American Stock Sales (hds) Aerojet .50 AlidCon .448 10 Am. Pet 3 ArkLaG 1.70 33 Asso 339 BeliTCn 2.52 BrazLtPw 292 Bunk Ramo 202 Chief Con 26 Clary Corp 23 Computest Creole 2.60a DayMn Dixilyn Cp Elcor Chem Equ Cp Fargo Oils Fed Resour Felmont Oil Ford Can 5 z20 Frontier Air A Corp Gne Battery Greer Hydic Husky0 Kaiser Ind Lee Nat Mohwk Airl Molybdn Cp Natl Video New ParkM 64 Ookiep 2.43d z200 PacNw Pneum Dyn RyanCn Pet 49 Shattuck Dn SignalOilA 185 Solitron 16d 12 Std Metal Si Statham Ins Syntex .40 42 Talley In 3k 62 Technico .40 170 US Rad Utahl .75 Ws Nucir .20 15 ZaleCorp .80 All sales in hundreds cept for thuse traded In 10 share full. DIVIDENDS: paid last year; (c) lated dividends; (d) far this year, no plus stock; (g) dividend; (h) capital cent in stock; (k) last year: (x) FRACTIONS: (f) figure is fraction In following figure is 107 23 12 LEsion 895? 96 61 3 85'4 85' 441 4318 271 28 52 46 2 23 68' 10 39 38 39 19 62' 40'2 40 837. 8319 74 4518 27 13 23 124 56 37 2115 42 58 623 22 55 137 16 51 607.

607 47 60 4215 x16 159'2 1582 61 25 T- 22 122' 4 26 30 1712 11 10 27. 25 124 124 63 60 22' 2 64 48 17 53'. 54 13 93 93 Teledyne Ji Tennec 1.28 Texaco 2 80 TexEIr 1.20 Tex GIIS 40 Texinstr .80 Tx PLT 40d TexUtil 60 Textron 70 Thiokol 20d Timken 1 80 Transam 10 Transitron A TriCon 2.30d .60 20thCnFox ssuvy PB Un Elec 1.20 UnOCal 1.40 Pacific 2 Un Tank Uniroyl Aircr 1.60 UnAirLine UnFruit 40 Ug Gypsu 3 USPipe 1.20 US Pla 80d USPCP 1'2 USSmit 50e USSteel 2 40 US Tob 1.80 Unit Util .84 Upiohn 1.60 UtahPL 1.64 Varian Asso VendoCo .60 Victor .45 VaE Pw 1,36 13 24 47 21 23 43 139 13 13 160 23 Sending 40 40 75 4912 76 48 48 56 56 69 79 27 267. 27 39 39 61'8 591 20 25 25 10 31 24 21 1032 49 5 32 63 31 10 16 -P 24 30 10 251 24 17 40 153 17 -R 102 93 6 301 10 7 10 57 10 147 55 10 39 10 54 48 11 26 25 67 26 67 Walgren .90 Warn Lam 73 4612 46 Wash 1,20 22 WVaPP 1.90 WsAir Line 12 31 31 Ws Banc 20 28 35 35 WUnion 40 27 36 36 WestAB 80 152 48 48 West El 1.80 80 Weyerh 1.40 Wheel Steel 31 23 Whirlpl 1.60 591- White Mot 2 491 Winn Dx 37 34 Woolworth 29 -XYZXerox 1.40 57 27114 YongST 1.80 35 ZenithR 1.20 37 All sales in hundreds (00) omitted except for those designated (z) which are full. traded in 10 share lots and carried In DIVIDENDS: (a) plus extra: (b) paid last year; (c) payment on accuulated dividends: (d) declared or paid 50 far this year, no regular rate; (e) cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) capital distribution: (1) per cent in stock: (k) per cent in stock paid last year; (x) ex-dividend.

FRACTIONS: (1) indicates following figure is fraction in 32nds. TODAY UNLISTED STOCKS Western Pub BT NY Corp Charter NY Corp 40 MacDonald. E. F. County Natl Bank 24 26 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Central Hudson (bid) Stock Prices Open Mixed 58 23 103 113 183 133 65 -G 11 126 3 20 15 91 3 x31 197 23 12 226 (UPI)-Selected stocks on Exchange today.

High Low Last Chg. 4215 12' 12 12' 77 81 17 22 22 2714 27 27 55 618 615 617 11 104 166 166 166 184 39 81 4 20 103 103 1 208 206 6 4 (00) omitted designated (z) wnlch are lots and carried in (a) plus extra; (b) annual rate plus stock regular rate; (e) cash payment on accumudeclared or paid distribution; (1) per cent in stock paid ex-dividend. Indicates following fraction 32nds; (1) in Indicates NEW YORK (UPI) Prices opened mixed with a firm undertone on the New York Stock Exchange today. Trading was fairly active Many brokers feel the lack of progress toward peace talks between the United States and North Vietnam could be a disappointment to traders and possibly induce profit taking followling two weeks of strong advance. The economic news presents a mixed picture with early April car sales falling 6.8 per cent from the same period last year but steel production climbing to another record high.

Analysts say any advance should be selective with traders paying close attention to issues with corpor-. ate news, especially first quarter earnings which are pouring in. Shortly after the opening bell, the United Press International stock market indicator had picked up 0.18 per cent with 384 issues crossing the tape. There were 172 advances, 125 declines. Record Earnings For Grand Union EAST PATERSON, N.Y.

The Grand Union Co. had record net earnings of $11,380,042 during its 53-week 1967 year which ended March 2, it was reported today by Charles G. Rodman, president of the food and general merchandise retailing chain. DUTCH LAND FARMS Dairy Store Ice Cream Shop SANDWICHES DAIRY SPECIALS Non-Alcoholic 1 QT. JUICE with for Served minors from ORANGE MILK SHAKES Of Milk 5-10 p.m.

Specials Good 'til April 22nd NOW ON SUMMER HOURS: 7:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. 7 DAYS Manchester Center RI. 55 Manchester Rd..