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1 Lo DEATHS Union Cemetery, Friends may call at the Cargain-Clark Funeral Home, Mohopac, Thurs Fri, 2-4 and 7-9. In Memoriam In loving Birthday memory of Louis F. Staffa, who passed away November 16, 1973. The flowers we place upon your grave May wither and decay But the love for one who sleeps beneath Will never fade away. SIGNED: Wife, Daughter, Son, Daughter-in-law grandchildren In loving memory of Harry W.

Brown, One year has come and gone, The love in our hearts goes on and on, Sadly missed by, Children and Grandchildren. In loving memory of my Husband Harry W. Brown at the Sharon Hospital, Sharon, May 27, 1975. Ernest C. Bittner, of Pleasant Valley, N.

Y. Funeral services from The Evangilical Church, Mohapac, N.Y., Saturday, May 31 at 10 a.m. Interment The sunset years that, we planned for And worked, that might be Spent leisurely together in sweet security Are here, but their sunset's glory Has faded now and gone For me, dear life's companion, Since the day that you passed on. Wife Jeannie Youth's Condition Listed As Critical After Accident A "13-year-old Town or LaGrange boy was critically injured in a head-on collision between two boys riding motorbikes along a fram trail off Barmore Road, Town of LaGrange, late Wednesday afternoon. Christopher Dyal, Barmore Road, is being treated for a fractured skull and other injuries in the intensive care unit at Vassar Hospital.

Undersheriff Charles Borchers said motorbikes driven by the Dyal boy and John DeStores, 14, Guernsey Hill Road, Town of LaGrange, collided on the Gustafson Farm property shortly after 5 o'clock. The DeStores boy was treated for relatively minor injuries at Vassar Hospital and released. Planning Board Schedules Session RED HOOK-The village planning board will meet this evening to discuss a special permit application for a youth recreation center and dance hall in the old Grand Union building, North Broadway. Robert Romano, who hopes to operate the center, was asked by the village planners to provide information on health, safety and parking facilities. The meeting will be at 7:30 at the village hall.

"QUALITY WITH ECONOMY" AUTO BODY REPAIR PAINTING AINTMASTER ESTIMATES ACRYLIC ENAMEL EXPERT COLLISION REPAIR AUTO REPAINT AMERICAN OVEN BAKED FOREIGN CARS REPAIR PROMPT FRIENDLY SERVICE from $60 569 MAIN ST. PO'K. 473-1829 CAMP JEKOCE Duchess County's Finest Children's Camp is now open to non-members of the Jewish Community Center for PRIMARY AGE 4 PRIOR TO 12-1-75 $250 8 WKS. PRIMARY THRU CAMP J.C. PRE-KINDERCARTEN THRU 41h GRADE $250 4-WKS.

$310 8 WKS. ADVENTURE 5th 4. 6th GRADES $215 4 WKS. $325 8 WKS. TRAVEL 7th, 8th, 9th, GRADES $400 5 WEEKS.

FREE 1 BUSING PROVIDED! CAMP United' Deadline for June 1 Way Call Jewish Community Center Office 471-0430 TODAY! Agency No. 1 ANNOUNCES Abeautiful way to invest $4250 Some people call it an investment. We call it the Patio Pool. A big 15'x30' in-ground, oval swimming pool on display, designed to give you and your in family your years family's of fun in the sun. It's a lasting investment health and happiness and a solid dollar investment All for, just $4250, complete and installed with too.

concrete deck and easily tinanced locally. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Largest, Most Complete Swimming) Pool Sales Service! Facility The Hudson Valley EDWARD S. SONS line 462-7100 Pool Displays Oaks Mill, Poughkeepsie Tennis Club Granted Permit For Expansion -HOPEWELL JUNCTION A special permit was granted Tuesday night to Holiday Summer Colony, Sylvan (Lake Road, to expand facilities through the addition of swimming pool, and a utility building. ea Dressing rooms, originally requested, were dropped. The Holiday Summer Colony is a tennis club near the' Taconic State Parkway in the eastern part of the Town of East The permit was granted after a public hearing at the town hall, Route 376, before the East Fishkill Zoning Board of Appeals.

second hearing at the meeting, that of James Duscio who was seeking a 24-foot frontline variance to build a carport addition at 44 Tiger Road, was put off until the Tuesday, June 10, meeting of the board. scheduled for hearings at June 10 Several other matters! were session. They include a request from Ronald Black to operate an electrical business in his home on Hillside Lake Road. Appointments Made In PAWLING -Four department heads and two grade chairmen were named at the meeting of the Pawling Board of Education Tuesday night at Pawling Elementary School. The appointees are? English Department chairman, Francis E.

Richards; Science Department chairman, Morris Rothberg; Social Studies Department chairman, Robert Reineke; director of physical education, Philip McAdam; primary grade chairman, Mrs. Marion Seitz; and intermediate grade chairman, Mrs. Myrna Feron. The school board designated Mrs. Mary Denis Wozniak to act as chairman at the annual meeting p.

m. June 10 in the elementary school auditorium. A hearing on the budget for the 1975- 76 school year will be conducted 7:30 p. m. Monday in the elementary school.

District Principal John Wagner said exact figures for the budget, up slightly from the 1974-75 budget of $2,810,041, are not available because of the lack of aid figures from the state and other uncertainties. A special meeting on the budget will be conducted after the public hearing by the school board. SPCA Meeting Slated The annual meeting of the Dutchess County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) will be held tonight at the Holiday Inn, Sharon Drive and Route 9. A social hour will begin at 6 o'clock and dinner will be served at 7. The meeting will begin at 8.

Mrs. Albert Ogden is in charge of reservations. Births Dr. and Mrs. S.

K. June, Madison, are the parents of twin sons, born April 16 at Wilmington (Del.) General Hospital. Mrs. June is the former Lorraine Raskoski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Raskoski, 13 Memory Lane, Town of Poughkeepsie. Mr. and Mrs. James Osterhoudt, 30 S. White are the parents of a daughter, born Monday at Vassar Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Colabello 29 Baldwin Drive, Wappingers Falls, are the parents of a daughter, born Wednesday at Vassar Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Lau, 38 Milton HIghland, are the parents of a daughter, born Wednesday at Vassar Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kilpatrick, 9 Sheafe Manor, Wappingers Falls, are the parents of a daughter, born Wednesday at Vassar Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Brown, Albany Post Road, Wappingers Falls, are the parents of a son, born Thursday at Vassar Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Usifer, Talbot Drive, Pleasant Valley, are the parents a daughter, born Monday at Vassar Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ehrhart, Blueberry Lane, Stormville, are the parents of a son, born Sunday at Vassar Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Karl Haass, 116D Oak Maybrook, are the parents of a daughter, born Monday at Vassar Hospital. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ALLEN FUNERAL HOME, INC MILLBROOK, ORiole 7 9611 PLEASANT VALLEY, MErcury 5-2124 ROBERT H. AUCHMOODY FUNERAL HOMES, INC 16 Grand Avenue Tel. 452 1680 Hopewell Junction 226-9234 Fishkill'896-6166 Fraleigh Funeral Home Arthur Fraleigh, Lie Mg; 41 Marshall St Globe 2-0810 WILLIAM G. MILLER SON Funeral Homes GL 2-0750 GL 2 1140 PARMELE FUNERAL HOME John Caven, Funeral Director 74 Hoight Avenue Tel GLobe 2-0790 Frank S.

Roberts, Inc. Wappingers Falls, 297-2610 a SCHOONMAKER CHAPEL INC. 73 So Hamilton St. 454-1800 SWEET'S FUNERAL HOME INC. HYDE PARK, 229-2624 Michael Torsone Memorial Funeral Home Inc.

218 Mill St Polk 452 7700 38 Main St Highland 691 2281 019 pt. Thursday, Thursday, May 29, 1975 You're Our Kind of People! When you're selling items such as antiques or household furniture, you're our kind of people! We know we can help you reach a wide-range of other people in this area who will be in the market for the item you have for sale because the Classified Ads are truly the people's marketplace! JOURNAL WANT ADS PHONE 454-5421 POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL Established 1785 CLASSIFIED AD SERVICE MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. SATURDAYS 8:00 A.M. to 3:00 Closed Sundays Phone Service Ads Taken by phone during above hours by calling 454-5421 The Publishers reserve the night to edit or reject any classified advertising copy CLASSIFIED AD PRICES and 7 time rates.

are for consecutive days Ads ordered for more than time may be cancelled after first day Charge will be made only for the number of days ad appears WORD COUNT ADS (Minimum 12 Words) Day 18c per word Days 56c per word 7 Days 68c per word Elective December 1st, 1974 Above rates are for consecutive inser tions When insertions are not consec utive the one time insertion rate ap plies 30 Days $2 46 per word CONTRACT and CLASSIFIED Display rates furnished on Request CALL POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL 454-5421 DEADLINES SET SOLID ADS Regular classifications, p.m day prior to publication, 3 p.m Thursday for Saturday; 4 p.m Friday for Sun day, 12 noon Saturday for Monday CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 12 Noon day prior to publication, 3 P.M Thursday for Saturday: 12 noon. Friday for Sunday; 12 pm Saturday for Monday DEATH NOTICES 10 A.M. Day of Publication REPORT ERRORS FIRST DA Y. ERRORS IN ADVERTISEMENTS SHOULD BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY THE POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MORE THAN ONE INCORRECT INSERTION CANCELLATIONS CHANGES AND CORRECTIONS CANCELLATIONS Line ads 9 a.m day of publication, DISPLAY ads 5 day prior publication All ads 3 Fn for Sat 12 noon Sat for Sun CORRECTIONS Line ads 3 p.m day prior publication, Display ads 9 a day of publication Line ads 11:30 a Fn for Sat DISPLAY ads 3 p.m Fri for Sat Line Ads 8 30 AM Sot for Sun Display ads 12 noon Sat for Sun Line ads for Mon until 11 30 a Sot A LOST AND FOUND LOS 'T May 2 vicinity of East Park adult male Brittany Spaniel White with reddish brown markings, reddish brown dot on forehead. Answered to Call 229-7055.

Reward. LOST BRIEFCASE on train, Croton to Poughkeepsie. Contains typewritten papers Sunglasses. $1.15 regard. Phone 463-8395 during office hours.

297-7105. LOST FEMALE German Shepherd in Milibrook has tag name, found call 677-9780 or 677-8226. Re LOST: LADIES Longine watch, goid bracelet band. Vicinity. Regina, Coeli Church-Foster's Coach House.

REWARD. Phone 229-5828. LOST Tiny: Gray brown striped kitten. Vicinity Hornbeck Ridge. Belongs to child, large reward.

Gall 452- 8621. PERSONALS GRASSHOPPER FLYING Club based at Duchess County Airport. Looking for new members. Call Frank Buyakowski 897-9776 NOT responsibie for any debts other than my own Jeff. Highman: Brown Wappingers Fails.

SHIRLEY YOLTON now em ployed at Nicole's Beauty Salon. Poughkeepsie Journal 39 PERSONALS I WILL NOLONGER be responsible for any debts Incurred by anyone other then myself. Chet Mezyuski, Old Post Road, Mariboro, N. V. Crusade Planned At Highland Church MR.

MANDERSON HIGHLAND Evalgelist Bob Manderson will open a Spiritual Life Crusade tonight, 7 o'clock, at the First Baptist Church, New Paltz Road. The public is invited. There will be services Friday and Saturday at 7 and on Sunday at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. Manderson, of Clearwater, a former nightclub entertainer, is director of Bethany Acres, a home for alcoholic women.

"In this age of spiritual declension and moral decline, message that Bob Manderson proclaims is the only remedy' for a disintegrating American society," said the Rev. George Boutieller, pastor. Greene Case Moving Ahead The case of suspended Housing Commissioner Arthur Greene has been marked fully submitted and a decision in that matter is expected next month. Greene has taken Mayor Arthur Weinberg to court over the mayor's firing--later changed to suspensionof the fiery housing authority member. Greene, who was known to have been planning to introduce a resolution firing the project manager, was suspended at the start of a meeting on the matter.

The housing commissioner contends that the suspension was illegal and improper because formal charges were never filed. In: a separate, but related case, Greene is also suing the housing authority and Anthony Vallone, its project manager, to have him removed from his post. Greene and commissioners Garry Mendez and the Rev. James Hunt, ignoring Weinberg's suspension, went ahead with the March 28 meeting when this occurred, and voted to fire Vallone. He was subsequently ordered by Wade Bolde, chairman of the authority, to remain on the job because, Bolde claimed, the meeting was improper.

Greene's suit against Vallone was adjourned until June 16. Taxpayers Group To Hear Schueler EAST FISHKILL Town of Poughkeepsie Supervisor Edward Schueler will speak at an East Fishkill Taxpayers Association meeting Friday night at 8 o'clock at East Fishkill Town Hall. Schueler, who is the Republican nominee for County Executive, is expected to talk about tax problems and field questions about them. The group, which is headed by Edmund Heiser, has spearheaded a local effort to remove the property tax as the chief means of raising school monies. The association boasts members throughout the county and has come up petitions, bearing the names of 10,000 persons who agree with its stance on the tax issue.

They will be delivered to the state legislature in Albany in early June. Man Held In Jail After Minor Crash A 26-year-old Beacon man is held in county jail in lieu of $5,000 bail on a variety of charges that resulted from a minor car accident at Route 9 and South Gate Drive, Town. of Poughkeepsie, Wednesday morning. Tim Gallan, also known as Allah Gamal and listing home addresses. of Ferry Beacon, and Clarke the Bronx, was charged with felony possession of a dangerous weapon, a loaded .22 caliber pistol; misdemeanor possession of marijuana; and being an unlicensed operator.

had pleas of innocent entered in his behalf at his arraignment before Town Justice John King. The accident that led to the filing of charges occurred at 10:56 o'clock. -HUDSON HEARING AIDS M.J. Murnane Have your Hearing Aid fitted by. a certified Hearing Aid Audiologist, GUARANTEED Hearing Call 471-3490 PHONE 454-5421 00 ZE A PHONE 454-5421 ATTENTION JOB APPLICANTS The Poughkeepsie Journal does not knwingly accept Help Wanted ads from Employers covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act if they offer less than the legal minimum wage or to pay at least time and one half for overtime hours.

The new minimum wage for employment covered by the FLSA prior to the 1966 Amendments Is $2.00 per hour and increases to $2.10 Jan. 1, 1975. It will be raised to $2.30 Jan. 1976, with overtime pay quired after 40 hours a week. Nor will this Newspaper knowingly accept ads from covered employers who dis criminate in pay because of sex or accept an ad which discriminates against persons 40-65 years in violation of the Age Discrimination Employment Act.

For Specific information contact the Wage and Hour Office of the U. S. Department of Labor, 881 Gerard Brox, N.Y, 10452, (212) WYandotte 2-1235. POUGHKEEPSIE NEWSPAPERS, INC. STATEMENT REGARDING REFERENCE TO SEX IN HELP WANTED ADS.

On June 21. 1973, the United States Supreme Court held that Help Wanted ads classified by sex are improper. in order to comply with the ruling, the Poughkeepsie Journal will eliminate the following classifications, effective July 9. SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE. SITUAITIONS WANTED, FEMALE, MALE FEMALE HELP WANTED and MALE HELP WANTED.

The new classifications for the above will be: EMPLOYMENT WANTED, HELP WANTED, PART TIME HELP WANTED and SALES HELP WANTED. 11 you have any questions regarding the change, please contact the Poughkeepsie Journal Classified Advertising Department. EMPLOYMENT WANTED HOUSE WORKERS available, $3 per hour plus $2 transportation. Own transportation. Registration fee $15 per year, call Mrs.

Little at HELP FOR HOMEMAKERS. 462-4299, after 2 pm. AM seeking landscape work. He experience. Call anytime 454-8672.

HELP WANTED AGGRESSIVE Associates required for well known local company. Marketing research division. Immediate income opportunity. Send Resume to Box 186 c-0 Poughkeepsie Journal. ALL AROUND worker for propane gas branch plant.

Bob-Tail Deliveries, Installations, and appliance repairs, aliplant work, filling, painting, and cylinder repairs. $175 week to start. Send complete resume of experiences to Box 191 Poughkeepsie Journal, Market Square, Poughkeepsie. AMBITIOUS work together building wholesale, retail business. Start part time and grow, 297-9018.

AN AIR CONDITIONING and tregeration service Person, Excellent local opportunity. Reply, to Box 193 c-0 Poughkeepsie Journal. ATTENTION CHEFS private club needs organized head chef. Call 452- 2500, O' Hare Personnel. SaATTENTION: Second cook wantled to start immediately.

Tuesdays thru Sunday evenings. Experience necessary. Call 454-6783 for appointment. ATTRACTIVE EXPERIENCED waitresses, m-f. Both full parttime.

All shifts available. 832-9968. BABYSITTER to care for small infant in my home (North of Beacon) 7:30 to 5:30 weekdays for 8 weeks possibly longer. Start immediately $60 per week. 831-2325 or 516 -483- 1561 collect.

BEELINE FASHIONS have the opportunity for you to earn $4-56 per hour profit. Call 297-9969, 896-8502 or 534-9151. BODY FENDER help needed, painter. Experience helpful. 338-4225, ask for Buster.

BULLDOZER Operator to operate 06-C work full time, should be able to maintain machine with light maintenlance, pick up available with job. Call for appt. 795-2171. CASHIER with good telephone voice. Light typing.

$120plus. Call 452-2500. 'Hare Personnel Agency Inc. CLERK WANTED full time, must be over 18, must be prepared to work weekends, excellent working conditions, apply in person Beverage Barn, 187 North Hamilton St, Poughkeepsie. CLERK Girl Friday m-f, general assistant wanted for ADIRONDACK CAMP.

914-MO. 6-6922 or 241-3819. COUNTER HELP midnight to 6am, bart-time, Apply in person only, weekdays Dunkin Donuts, RI. 9 Wapbingers. COUNTR COUNTRYENTERTAINERWANTED by new management of City of Poughkeepsie tavern, Singles, duos, groups Experienced or lust starting out.

Must be versatile and reliable. Auditions required in some cases. I you are interested contact our management consultant at Associates weekdays 9-noon 473 COUPLES for live-in position as professional houseparents to six adolescent boyy. Salary, room, board, benefits, regular time off. Phone for interview, appointments, 1449.

The Children's Home of Kingston, 26 Grove Kingston, N. Y. DAIRY FARM WORKER Experi enced, milker. Knowledge machinery. Good house.

Sharon, Conn. 203-364-5705. DETAILED Draftsman, skilled and thorough detailer, 1 to 2 years experience or high school courses required. Familiarity with piping and pumps a big plus. Position offers outstanding benefits and unique career opportunity.

Bit-Carigen, Inc. Rt. 52, Walden, N. Y. 778-3566.

DIRECTOR-OFFICEOFEDUCATION AL PROGRAMS Responsible for supervision and operation of Office of Educational Programs (Head-Start), Anti-Poverty Agency. Responsible for preparation of budgets, proposals for funding, familiar with required federal and state forms. Ability to supervise large staff. TIONS: Masters Degree or equivalent from accredited University or Institu tion with major in early childhood education. Extensive experience in directing programs for young children, preferably teaching ad ministrative experience' in OER Salary: $13,000 plus send resume tc DCCE0, 16 Cannon Street Poughkeepsie, N.

Y. 12601. Ane. Equal Opportunity Employer. Applications close May 25, 1975.

EXPERIENCED (mi) wanted for afternoon shift. interview, call 691-7798. EXPERIENCED short order cook Nights. 832-9968. EXPERIENCED Textile frame operators, good salary, many benefits, contact Mr.

Stan Adler, 831-1300 or Apply direct. Beacon I Piece Dye. Front Beacon. FOREMEN for chain link fence company. Experienced preferred.

Unlimited overtime. Benefits. Must be able to handle men. Past record of steady employment. 896-6890 GAL FRIDAY m-1 for small printling shop.

Only experienced, selfmotivated requiring minimum supervision, need apply. Minimum 65 words typing, knowledge of bookkeeping, must be versatile and assist in bindry. 454-6380 HOMEMAKER live-in. Mature adult totake care of 2 boys. 473-1808.

HOUSEWIVES m- end your boredom. Enter the fascinating world of wines, be a part-time tour guide. Mudson Valley Wine Highland. N.Y 691-7296. KITCHEN HELP apply in person only after 5.

At the Cup and Saucer. KITCHEN MAN m-1 to assume tui responsibilities of kitchen, Mon. thre full time. Summer okay. 452 9290" LADIES, MEN, Persons over 18.

Select your own hours. Work from home on telephone program. Part time or full time. Earn $25-650 week servicing our customers. Can 462-4099 between 9 am-4 pm.

LAUNDRY WORKERS experience preferred. 297-9800. LEGAL SECRETARY -experienced. Call 471-4440. LEGAL SECRETARY minimum 3 years experience, steno mag card.

References. Mac. 452-2800. LIVE- IN BABYSITTER Child care experience. Excellent pay Call 471.

1703. HOUSEKEEPER Excelleat pay. 'Time off negotiable. 471- 1703. MAINTENANCE plumbers, experienced industrial pipe water and steam.

Good salary, many benefits, contact Mr. Rino Furiani at 831-1300 for apply direct. Beacon Piece Dye, Front and Mill Beacon. POOLS MEMBER NATIONAL INSTITUTE SWIMMING Me WE TO CODE A OF RIGAD 24 Hr. Hot Visit Our 29 Vassar Red BY.