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Mark? a mm, Chaili A. kt extent or will II no only be Jr. a dauirhter. Mi. J.rfin For Icnmed but I I I RockLmd 0unly In 19 and rx the early day and Htiuld May U-ndi-d IIiih (arm In when be lwt and thio week at a I.

me. boucht 30 acren of land from Later. ho-ever. hn dwin-Mm. Chailen JohnMon.

The dd to wevkenck. farm, which he used as paMur-1 "When both our chikln wre FORCE M. HOLT FUNERAL HOME Hovwtrraw. N.Y. HA I HM reJcrtitlT Thi In the qui-ition now facine Ihe reMdenU of thin Village." Rowrn rhareed.

Noting thai ErtMn recently saaHi aa KaifM O.V T1IK LINK, MAYOR KPSTKI.V Gart'tk Murphy and lman listen In on the rail Valley Republicans Nominate William Garelick for Trustee HHANKET rUXERAL HOME ate and bnxlinc crotinds for hlsamall we umm! to Buckley hay. and fiv rrandrhiklien. A nol'-mn ll gh ii will be oflrred WedneMkiy in Si Nirho-la of Tolenilne Roman Catholic Churrh in the I5ronx. Interment will he at the Cale of tli-avrn Cemetery In Valhalla, N.Y. 71 Hudxin At HA -212J came nut again! the mangT HAVER3TRAW frequently." Cordwell Mid, "and I rememlwT long diacuMionn about politic, although wt were many fine race horses, ran alone Route 301 and bordered riilll.iw Hill Road.

fiiitn of Eovprnrrwtit for Spring Valley, Rowen Mid. "It lm-jwralive that tho" of us who be-lirve in the village manager SNTFTKM' FUNERAL HOME INC. 1M CentraJ Are, Spring VaJIey Phon ELmwood t-0013 Obituaries By ROni.KT KNK.HT Journal New Siaf rid STEVENSON FUNERAL HOME Ptormonl. N.V. ELmwood -034l plan Join forren to rid Spung Valley of the kind of political leader who lurn aside the mandate of the people, in favor of their own hi and of despotism." Rowan aUo indicated that the soon to be released Democratic platfoim will reflect their sup In a surprise move last night.

Vief Cong Stronghold Weakened not decide to run Wortman for 'even lo restate this when mayor or trustee, "we will not night support the Republicans in any; event, that to a forgone conclu-! 1,0 wouId M-v on'y nc sion." othi-r candidates and the corn- Just how "forgone" the con- mlttep will be- sitting down soon elusion is appears now to be In to map out a campaign, which doubt. will include a platform covering I ADDING further interest to hl ANN 4, Mi ABK Loan Company Km ploy Sin lng Vallr-y Ri publicans nominated William Garelick to op-poc Democratic Trustee Mrs. Joan Forman in the village elec tions in March. As expected however, the as the Anderson farm, contained a residence which was believed to have been Lafayette's headquarters before the battle of Stony Point. Tie latter was sold port of the manager plan "and will demonstrate that the Democratic Party is the party of integrity in Spring Valley." Wanamakcr Carlough.

Inc. FUNERAL HOME BUFFERN SLOATSBURO Phoni El 7-M21 NYACK HUGH E. WHITE Funeral Home Inc. 4) SO. WAY NYACK EL 1-0311 WTMAN FUNERAL HOME DAVTD FISHER, Jr, Director Paort River, N.Y.

PE Mill (Continued from Page 1) lit? "Hin iHiiuiuaii-g nnii itiia. reported lost In the air war 16 member GOP committee also Garelick's candidacy is the fact nominated three ineumbents to that Mrs. Forman, whom he seek re election, including May. hopes to unseat, won her posl-or Mark Epstein, Trustee Alfred tion on the board last year as a Murphy and Police Justice Bar-' Democrat based to a large de- aRainst North Vietnam rose to 465. Ann J.

McCabe, 30, of 7 Brook-side New City, died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital. She was born in Ireland, had been a county resident for some five years and was employed by Empire Savings and Loan In White Plains and New City. She was a member of the Catholic Big Sisters of St. Augustine's Church. Ground fighting in South Viet.

to Burgess Meredith, then to AJ. Ian Jay Lerner. His brother, Dewitt C. Peters, who died in the county last July, was an artist of note. Mr.

Peters was born in Paris. He is survived by an aunt, Mrs. Frank Tatum of Los Angeles, and cousins Col. Robert Worth net S. Selman.

nam continued on a relatively small scale, with U. S. military THE CONVENTION will be held at 8 p.m. at the Ramapo Town Democratic headquarters on Main Street In Spring Valley. Expected to seek the mayoral nomination Is trustee Louis Kurtz, while Mrs.

Joan Forman, is expected to seek and win re-nomination for a trustee post. At least two candidates have annnunroii fnr lh nlhnr tnmff.i FLORISTS The selection of Garelick Is expected to greatly enhance the Republican ticket since two years ago he ran for mayor against Epstein on a maverick She is survived by her hus headquarters reporting 98 Communist soldiers killed Sunday in scattered skirmishes in three sectors. The South Vietnamese command reported 20 enemy dead in five small clashes. U. S.

headquarters disclosed that a Vietnamese hamlet was hit by eiTor in a shelling by the BIGELOW FLORIST EL 2-1700 Spring Valley Theatre Bldff. CHAILLOU FLOWERS 4 GIFTS Formerly Gurnce Flowers A Gifta 63 E. Central Pearl River Distinctive floral work PE 8-2131 Klein echoed Epstein's remarks. Garelick also refused to comment directly on the situation, stating that he will wait for the platform to be drawn up before making any public statements on the manager question. GARELICK, 50, Is currently vice chairman of the Spring Valley Planning Board and has resided in the community for 42 years, graduating from the local high school.

Married and the father of two children, he is a lighting consultant. He is also a past president of the Spring Valley KiwaniJ Club, a past chancellor-commander of the" Spring Valley Knights of Pythias and is a former director of Temple Beth El. band, Jaii.es, sons Kieran and of the British Army and Stanley John and daughter Ann Marie, Worth of Los Angeles. Also her parents, Patrick and Bridget Gavin of County rifFLARI) JR. Ireland; a brother John, sisters grec on her position as vice president of the ICC.

Mrs. Forman dropped h(T affiliation with the committee upon winning the election and Garelick said last night that he is "not an active member" of the committee himsrtf. Concerning the controversial village manager issue, none of those at last night's meeting would say what the Republican position will be. Mayor Epstein, who has come out personally against the plan and has said it is accomplishing nothing for the village refused 1 vacancy, held by Republican lae proposi-d by the Indrprnd-Allred Murphy. One is Joseph entCitizrtis Committee.

Thaxton, a Negro civil rights I Th committee did not win leader and the other is Maxwell anv Positions but did draw away J. Wortman, former president of sufficient Democratic votes to Ihe Soring Vallev Indenendent allow the Republican slate head- Bridie and Kathleen, all of lie- A mass of the angels will be laf'. and a sister, Mary of Eng 7th Fleet destroyer Norris on Saturday. Headquarters said Flowers by Tappan Gardens for any occasion 216 Rt 303, Tappan 359-4665 celebrated at 10 a.m. tomorrow in St.

Paul's Roman Catholic four Vietnamese civilians were Citizens Committee, whose can-, ed b-v EPst'n to gain an easy didacy is being pushed by that victory. Spring Valley has a vot- ing enrollment which heavily fa organization RTNNK FLORIST ft NURSERY 326 N. Middletown Rd. Nanuet, N.Y. NA 3-2633 vors the Democrats and until two years ago they had controlled the.

village board. killed and nine wounded in the bombardment. The first reported shelling of a wrong target by a Navy vessel In the Vietnam war. The bombardment of the land. luiem mass will be celebrated Wednesday at 10 a.m.

by her brother-in-law, Fr. Patrick McCabe of the Camden Diocese, with interment following in St. Anthony's Cemetery, Nanuet. Friends may call at the Hig-gens Funeral Home, 321 S. Main New City, from 5-10 p.m.

today and tomorrow. JUAN AG11LAR Expected to seek the police Justice nomination held by Republican Barnct S. Selman are Arnold Etelson and Eugene J. Adams, both attorneys in the village. ROBERT KNIGHT ROCKLAND GARDENS Under New Management 47 Lafayette, Suffern, EL 7-1690 IT TOOK the Republican com hamlet 11 miles south of Da mittee nearly three hours to Church, Congers, for Gerald R.

Rifflard Jr. of 129 Main Street, Nanuet. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mi's. Gerald R.

Rifflaid Sr. of Nanuet, his brother, Kevin, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George McDonnell of Congers and Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Rifflard of Suffern. Interment will be in Gethsem-ane Cemetery, Rockland Lake. Friends may call at the Congers Funeral Home today from 2-5 come up with its selection at SCHWEIZER "Beautiful Flowers" 327 N. Middletown Rd. Pearl River PE 6-4079, PE 8-4070 Nang was attributed to a "target plotting error." last night's closed meeting, which was held in Selman's law In a delayed report, the U.

i. command said that two other World War I Veteran office. Committee Chairman Mrs Lillian Klein made the final an License Suspended The New York State Liquor Authority today announced the suspension for seven days of the liquor store license of Louis Berke, owner of J. and F. Wines 7th fleet destroyers, the Stoddard and the Keppler, destroyed or damaged a radar site, seven nouncement at 11 p.m.

but she MANLY'S BODY SHOP ROCKLAND COUNTY'S MOST COMPLETE BODY FENDER REPAIRS TAPPAN ZEE FLORISTS 176 Main St Nyack, N.Y. 91-358-2544 "THE FINAL TOUCH" Floral A'rangements for All Occasions SPRING VALLEY 352-6045 VERNON CHURCH FLOWERS 84 No. Highland Ave. 9W Nyack, N.Y. EL 8-6330 cargo boats and two guns in a declined to discuss the "prob and 7-9 p.m.

A requiem mass was sung this morning for Juan Aguilar at St. Margaret's R.C, Church in Pearl River. Mr. Aguilar, chef at Dean's lems" which had beset the com. and Liquors, 271 South Middle- shore battery around the Vinh area in North Vietnam last mittee since 8 p.m.

One member Thursday. town Road, Nanuet, who was charged with the sale of alcoholic beverages to a minor. The described the session as a "hot" meeting. Until now the large following generated by the ICC had been suspension will start January 23rd. MONUMENTS B52 bombers made two raids during the night.

One wave hit at trench positions in the demilitarized zone between North and South Vietnam. Another formation struck at suspected hoop concentrations 26 miles north of Saigon at dawn. 'Oomph Girl1 Ann Sheridan Dead at 51 Spa in Pearl River for almost nine years, died Friday in Nyack Hospital at the age of 70. He had lived at 9 Franklin Pearl River. He was a widower, and was a Navy veteran of World War I.

Interment was in Rockland County Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Vio'a. Arrangements assumed to be safely in the Democratic column in March but last night's selection of Gar-click throws a large question GUARDIAN MEMORIALS J. Chwaz Only Dealer Rockl'd Display: Suffern Garden Ctr. Suffern, N.Y. EL 7-1123 mark into the campaign.

At the last ICC meeting, offi WEATHER WEATHER REPORT Panning and early morning haze, tomorrow with some late eve-ing and early morning haze, All Makes and Models Repaired No Matter how Big or Small Hours: Mon. thru Friday 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. ROCKLAND MONUMENT CO. 89 Route 59A, Nanuet, N.Y.

NA J-8110; 3-46B0 J. M. Hastings were by the Shankey Funeral Home of 34 N. Summit Pearl River. high today in the mid-to-upper 50 winds southwesterly at Spring Valley Monument RT.

59, MONSEY EL 6-5624 CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATE EL HOLLYWOOD (AP) Ann Sheridan, a red-haired beauty whose sister introduced her to filmland as a practical joke, was an independent actress who was launching a new career in television when death intervened Saturday, a month before her 52nd birthday. Even her closest friends were unaware of her illness. Cause Unknown The cause of a pungent burning odor which caused some Rockland residents to check to see if their car engines were on fire this morning remained as murky as this morning's weather. Officials from the County Health Department had no answers as to any probable reason for the odor, described as that of burning electrical equipment, which was reported from all parts of the county. WM.

J. TROUP Cor. Rte. 9W Rte. 202 Haverstraw, N.Y.

Large Selection HA 9-2083 HOLLO PETERS Well-Known Actor Rollo Peters, 74, a well-known Shakespearean actor and a former county resident, died of cancer Saturday in Monterrey, Cal. Mr. Peters was responsible for the settlement of many writers cers and members openly expressed their dislike for the Republican party, mostly because of criticism leveled at Village Manager James D. Westman by Epstein and Murphy. THE ICC sponsored the referendum which approved the manager plan for the village two years ago and since that time they have been the plan's chief defender.

At the same ICC meeting two weeks ago, a threat was issued to the local Democratic party to either run former ICC president Maxwell J. Wortman for a posi- tion or forget about any commit-! tee support at election time. So far the threat has gone unheed about 10 miles. Temperature High: 56 at 2 p.m. Low: 48 at 7 a.m.

4 p.m. 8 p.m. Mid 4 p.m. 8 a.m. 53 53 47 49 49 47 Barometer 30.15 30.13 30.16 30.16 30.11 30.08 Humidity 46 40 59 64 71 82 Precipitation: None.

TIDES and artists in the South Moun Miss Sheridan's third husband, actor Scott McKay, was at her bedside when she died at their Hollywood Hills home. A friend said she succumbed to emphysema, a lung ailment. Sjb Travis VjSMonuments C. M. TRAVIS.

INC. 231 Main St, Nyack, N.Y. EL 8-0567 WM. COPELANO SON (Oi at CM. Trotis.

Inc. I 133 Lafayette Ave, Suffern, N.Y. EL 7-2722 tain New City, area, in the 1930's. He was interested in buy. ing old homes and properties, remodeling and reselling them, and was associated with Carl Marcum of Suffern.

One of the properties, the Nash farm, became part of his home, later sold to Kurt Weill, the composer. Another, known BODY SHOP Today: high at 8.09 p.m. and low at 2:25 p.m. Tomorrow: high at 8:27 a.m. and 8:57 p.m.; low at 2:18 a.m.

and 3:12 p.m. Weather statistics as recorded for the 24 hours ending at 9 a.m. at Lamont Geological Observatory, Palisades. WANAM AKER-CARLOUGH SMITH INC. FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL II ITATI IT.

HILLCKEST. N.Y. EL 2-0888 Two others said She died of cancer. As the "oomph girl" of World War II, Miss Sheridan was a favorite pinup girl of the GIs. Private funeral services were held Sunday.

ed by the Democrats, who are 1 holding their convention tonight. The Independent Citizens; Committee pointed out however that even if the Democrats do ROUTE 59 NYACK.