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18 -The Times Record. Tuesday, March 16,1976 Mrs. John Benedict, 73; veteran teacher and principal Obituaries ARLINGTON, VI. The funeral of Mrs. John W.

Benedict, 73, of Batlenkill Road, Arlington, retired principal of Sunderland Elementary School and teacher 35 years, will be Wednesday al 9:30 a.m. from her residence and at 10 from SI. Margaret Mary's Church, Arlington, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered. Mrs. Benedict, the former Bernice Gleason, died al Putnam Memorial Hospital, Benninglon.

Death was attributed to natural causes. Born in Westford. she was Ihe daughter of the late Henry and Nellie Poilcr Gteason. She was educated in Bristol, Vt. She and Mr.

Benedict were married on April 5, 1926 al St. Columba's Church, Arlington. INMEMOHUM COMEAU In lovlrg nfrfwir 3f rr.y id our fail-fir, Rarrroco 3 Warth li, 1HJ. They say litre Kali a'l iorro-ns, An) rH0s one 3 lo'Qd. B'jf lar l-as o-ly you WIFE HELEN, DAUGHTERS HELEN AND PAT COMEl-Lfc In Sar.lo Jcieph Mjtrcn 14.

ifl. bcl ne. You ha Wf ill mln you Wry mjih. WIFE LE MA. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN CRAWLEY In loving ne-nsry ci o.r rralrer, MJdred I.

ay yea-saga rjday, Ve'cr, i. YOJ can have o-t rrc'hei, Pal'Mt kind ana 1r Nacirer iriend lr ail Will be at I'ge royoj. for I'l her k'ndrtii aitfd rol'iirg lr. re'urn. 1f all Ir.twc'.'S tfeieris fOJ To yet' irvolrur ycu can rjrn.

PKate Gad, N'd ycur armtaroyrd f-pr, K(f her in ycuf cars Make up fo her icr 411 she and cvcry-r 13 Tin I ui'a'r. lo eli yjj fclki Mho sMl! have a cueriih nerw.ii cere. Foi ycw'M Till you llrd idf ItnT SQN.MICHAEL AND DAUGHTER PAIRJC'A DOYLE In lovlia n-ero'y of nj father aid cur graid- falrtr, Cr-ailtiJ. KSo'elluson wemariej rresiure iw tan j'eal, Dti'h 1 r-o ne tir. heal.

may (creel you hsi ycu are gcre. BLI Mia'l io rr-aiter' long. DAUGHTER MARY, TOM AND DUGREK1ER rrs-Tory ol my Arro'd n.ho if dr. Your nemcry alwayi Jlay. I A I SITWORTH In lovlrg ol fxr end greidrolher, pa iway 3 yearj ajo iMay, did not know leaving l-crnp.

She wcu'd no feVn. LIU'edidweknvwlMrday, The Ihe ig culij bring The ihock wai vevere. FroTi the hcioi'al bed la l-e reii. Ooo lock her hsne be hii Sne ha-d, her p'eaijres She al wenl ihrojg 1 Uoo4 1 "4 ft it sn! II JuM shat the lulitred nc o-e cojld teil Yw.r wl.i i iv Gad 'ake c( her far Lcved aid every day DAUGHTER RITA DEMERS, SOtMN-LMV EDDY AhDGRAMDCHILOREN DIED "BAYLY-George bayly suddenly at Samaritan Hospital, Marcli 14, 1976; beloved husband of Agnes T. Clickner Bayly; father of George H.

Bayly, Thomas L. Bayly, Schaghticoke, Mrs. Laurel Scott, -Sycaway, Mrs. Agnes Salerno, Sycaway, Hal A. Bayly, PoestenkiU, Mrs.

Cindy Dixon, Eagle Mills; brother of Mrs. Frances Duddy, San Bernardino.Calif; also survived by 27 a i and 8 a grandchildren. funeral from Ihe Leahy Funeral Home, 336 Third Streel at a lime to be announced. BUNNEY-Suddenly, March 15, 1976, John T. Bunney.

Jr. son ol John T. Bunney, Sr. and Angeline Foglia Bunney, grar.dson of Marjorie Knijhl Bimr.ey ar.ii Ihe late James Bunr.ey, and Frank and Mary Foglia of i.aiham, brother of Daniel, David and Maribeth Bunney. Funeral service Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from the DeGraaf-Bryce Funeral Home, West Sand Lake and al 9:30 from SI.

Henry's Church. Averill Park ivhere Ihe Mass of (he Resurrection will he celebrated. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. Interment St. Henry's Cemetery.

DIXSON (MERRILL) On March 13, 1976. al Van Rensselaer Manor Addle a i of a and Greenwich, -wife of the late Guy Merrill and the late Homer Dixson, mother of Fred A. Merrill of Easton, Mrs. Edna J. Mezey of Westbury, Long Island.

Leonard C. Merrill of i Guy L. i of Sneigletown. Ncale 0. Merrill of Nassau, sister of Mrs.

Edna Cter- boneau of Manchester Also survived by 14 Grandchildren and 10 Greal Grandchildren and several nieces ar.d nephews. Funeral services will he private at Ihe convenience of the Family. Relatives and friends may call at (he Stegemann and Hack Funeral Home Main SI. Schaghlicoke on Tuesday evening from 7-9 p.m. Interment Easlon Rural Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers donations to the Easton-Greenvvich Rescue Squad would be appreciated. HIGGJiVS March 16. 1976. al residence, John C. Higgins, 129 North Third Mechanicville; son ol Ifce lale John and Ellen Green Higgins, husband of Ihe late Mary V.

Nolan; falhcr of John J. Higgins. Mechanicville; brother of Mrs. Helen G. Holmes and William E.

Higgins both of Mechanicville. Also survived by six a i 14 a grandchildren anil several nieces and nephews. Funeral service will be held Thursday 9 a.m. from the Dunn Funeral Home, 319 Park Mechanicville, 9:30 a.m. SI.

Paul the Apostle Church where a Mass of Chrislian Burial will be celebraled. Burial will be in St. Paul's Cemelery. Mecdanicville. Friends and relatives may call al the funeral home Tuesday from 7 lo 9 p.m., Wednesday2lo4and7lo9p.m.

She was a communicant of St. Margaret Mary's Church; member of the Sodality of that church and the Retired Teachers Association. Survivors, in addition to her husband, John W. Benedict, i two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Vadney of Selkirk; Mrs.

Ann Alberico of Rutland, a son, John R. Benedict of West Peabody, 12 grandchildren and a nephew. Inlermcnl will be in St. Columba's Cemetery, Arlington, in Ihe spring. F.

A. Krajewski; retired GE machinist SARATOGA SPRINGS Frank A. Krajewski, 71, of 6092 Smilh Bridge Road, Saratoga Springs, retired machi nisi died Monday al Saratoga Hospital. He was born in Schenectady and had 'resided in Saratoga for 45 years. Mr.

Krajewski was a communicant of SI. Clement's Church ar.d member of the Holy Name Society. He attended SI. Adelbert's Academy, Scheneclady, and St. Peter's Academy, Saratoga.

Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth; two sons, Edward Krajewski of Mechanicville; Joseph Krajweski of Winchester, two daughters, Mrs. Marino Diaz of Philadelphia, and Cecilia Krajewski of Saratoga; a sister, Mrs. Stasia Vanyo of Saratoga; two brothers, Bernard Krajewski of John- sburgh and Vincent Krajewski of Saratoga; 10 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Thursday at 10 a.m. from Burke Funeral Home, 628 North Broadway, Saratoga, and at 10:30 a.m.

trom St. Clement's Church. Interment will be in St. Peter's Cemetery, Saratoga. Floyd H.WiJlis' funeral The funeral of Floyd H.

Willis, formerly of Lanslngb'jrgh, held Monday from Riverview Funeral Home, with Rev. Richard Elwell, paslor of Christian Church, Disciples, officiating. Bearers were nephews. Interment was in Elrawpbd Hill Cemetery, Troy. Dip MARlANO-At resi March 14, 1976, Nicholas beloved husband of the lale Mary Carnavale Mariano; beloved father of Mrs.

Lawrence (Pat) Keegan. Joseph I 1 Michael Nicholas John Mrs. Robert (Sue) Rep, Mrs. Gerinaro (Mary Jane) Valenti, JameS and Mrs. Ronald (Joan) Ruf; brother of Ihe late Mrs.

John Lanese; also survived by 30 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren, several nieces and Nephews. Funeral from Ihe Mancini Funeral Home, .168 4th Wednesday al 8:30 a.m. dnd 9:30 a.m. from St. Anthony's Shrine Church where, the Liturgy of Chrislian Death and Burial will be celebrated.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Troy. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

and Tuesday 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. PHILO-At Samaritan Hospital, March 14,1976, Donald E. Philo, husband of Joan Maney Philo, father of Cindy A. Philo and Robert T.

Philo; son of Lola Gordinier Philo and (be late Pierce A. Philo; brother of Mrs. Dorothv Kchn of Watervllet, Richard A. Philo of Troy and the late Pierce Philo. Funeral Wednesday morning at ID o'clock from Ihe Bryce Funeral Home, 276 Pawling Avenue.

Friends may call at Ihe funeral home Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. Interment Oakivood Cemetery. RANDOLPH On March 14,1976, Mrs. Nell G. Randolph of 2425 5lh wife of David Randolph; mother of Mrs.

Ruth Garnett, Naomi Forl, of Boston, Jerome Fort, U.S. Army, Germany. Theresa, John, and Annette Randolph all of Troy, N.Y.; daughter of Herbert Fort of Shorter, sister of William Fort, Mrs. Ruth Davenport, and Mrs. Geneva James al! of Shorter, Ala.

and Mrs. l.illie Mae Jones of Troy, N.Y. Also survived by other relatives. Relatives ar.d friends may call at the Westminster Presbyterian Church (Bethel Baptist) 5th 101st on Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service and Inter- menl in Tuskegce Institute.

Ala. under the direction of Ihe People's Funeral Home. Local arrangement by (he Harold L. Hood Funeral Home. TIYSEDORPH Al Margate, March 15, 1976.

Harry S. Rysedorph formerly of Brookview Troy; husband of Mabel P. Spolten of Margate, of Mrs. William (Constancel Savary of Fl. Lauderdale.

Mrs. Melvin (Betly) Granl of Morton Grove, III. and Mrs. Frank J. (Nancy) Heenan nf Wynanlskill; brother of Mrs.

Charles (Jennie) Brunell of Troy. Charles Rysedorph of Ft. Lauderdale. and Mrs. Milton (Eva) Whaley of Troy; also brother of IJic late James L.

Rysedorph. Also survived by nine a i three a grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral service al (he Himcs-Miner Funeral Home. 160 Pawling Thursday morning at ID o'clock. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Wynanlskill.

Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 3 lo 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Private parking, entrances on Terrace Place. John T. Bunney 19; Arsenal truck driver Harry S. Rysedorph; foriner Troy resident WEST SAND LAKE The funeral of John T.

Bunney 19, of RD2, Averill Park, son oi Poeslenkill Police Chief John T. Bunney and Mrs. Bunney, will be Thursday at 9 a.m: from Oe Graaf Bryce Funeral Route ISO, West Sand Lake, and al 9:30 a.m. from St." Henry's Church, Averill Park, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be ottered by Rev. John H.

Meale'y, pastor. Mr. Bunney was killed Monday in a motorcycle accident on I 787, near 23rd Streel, Watervlict. Born in Troy, he had resided most of his lite in Poestcnkill. His mother is the former Angeline Foglia.

lie graduated from Averill Park High School last year and was employed as a truck driver for. Watervliei Arsenal at the time of his tain. Survivors, in addition to'Ws parents, include two brothers, Daniel and David Bunney and a sister, Ma'ribeth Bunney, all of Pocstenkill; his maternal grandparents, Frank and Mary Foglia of Latham and bis paternal'grandmother, Marjorie Knighl Bunney of PoestenkiU. Interment will be in St. Henry's Cemetery.

Mrs. Worthington; mother of doctor BENMNGTON, VI. The funeral of Mrs. Dorothy Worthington, Benninglon, long-time member of the Camden, N.Y., Daughters of the American Revolution and mother of Dr. William D.

local physician, was held today from Mahar Son Funeral Home. Mrs. Worthington, a native of Camden. died Sunday evening at Putnam Memorial Hospital. She was the daughter the late Franklin and Minnie Lohnes Dorrance.

She educated in Camden and graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology and received a bachelor's degree from Oswego Stale Teachers College. In her earlier years, she taught sch'oo! in Hartwick, and North Benningtbn. She was a member of United Church of Camden. Survivors, in addition to her son, include a daughter. Mrs.

Helen Hemmer of Brockporl; six grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Entombment was i a Lawn Cemetery Chapel. Interment will be in Forest Park Cemetery, Camden, in the spring. Mrs. Cildea's funeral held COHOES The funeral of Mrs.

Maude Bechand Gildea was held Monday from G. J. Daigneault Funeral Home, Cohoes, and St. Marie's Church nliere a Mass of Christian Burial was offered by Rev. Leo F.

Potvin. Bearers were E. Iver Carlson. Leo P. Daigncaull, Thomas C.

Gormley and Douglas M. Murray. Interment was in St. Agnes' Cemetery, Cohoes, with Father Potvin officiating. DIED SILBERMAN (Goldman) Al rest on March 16, 19V6, Sophie Goldman Sitberman.

Wife of the late Alan Silberman. Mother of Mrs. Maurice(Bess) Symansky of Troy and Ben jamin Goldman of VanNuys, Califor- i a A i by two grandchildren, one great-grandson and several nieces and nephews. Service at the Levine Memorial Chapel. 649 Washington Albany, Thursday at 1 p.m.

Memoiial contributions may be made to the Daughters of Sarah Jewish Home, Albany. Mourning observance at the resilience oE Mr. and-Mrs. Maurice Symansky, 69-23rd Street, Troy. SABIN-Al the Samaritan Hospital, March William B.

Sabin. Jr. of 168 Hoosirk Street; husband of Dorothy VanU'erl Sabin; son of Mrs. Emily Wagar Sabin of Troy and the late William B. Sabin, Sr.

Funeral service will be held at (he 'Morris and Stebiins Funeral Home, 312 Hoosick Street at a time to be announced. WHTEHEAD Suddenly March 1S76, at St. Peter's Hospital, Albany, Donald G. Whitehead of 825 Troy Scher.ectady Latham; husband of Phyllis Cross Whiehead; father of Mrs. Eduin (Donna) Lacv, Clifton Park and Miss Lorilee Whilehead, Latham; grandfather of Shannon and Jason Lacy, Clifton Park; brother of Samuel Whilehead Guilderland.

nephew of Miss Agnes'Hannay, Selkirk. Funeral service from the Bowen Funeral Home, 97 Old Loudon Latham, Wednesday morning at 10:30. Friends are invited and may call Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 lo 9. WILLIAMS March H. 1976.

Anna Bailey Williams of 3 Jay Waterford, wife of Edward Williams; mother of Mrs. Marcel a i Daigmull of Watcrford; grandmother of Mrs. Woodman, Marc Daignault both of Saratoga and Mrs. Frances DeXovio of Pittsfield, Mass. Also survived by one great-grandchild and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral from the Edward J. Stanlon Funeral Home, 326 Columbia Cohoes Wednesday morning at o'clock and at 9:30 St. Mary's Church, Walerford where Ifce Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial will be celebrated. Interment SI. Agnes Cemetery, Cohoes.

Friends may call al the funeral home Monday evening? to9and Tuesday afternoon from 3 lo 5 and 7 to 9 in Ike evening. JOHN T. BUNNEY JR. Mrs. Howard Ouhl of Bennington RRNNINGTON, VT.

-The funeral of Mrs. Howard Ouhl. 57, of 124 South Branch Benninglon, Ihe former Ruth Ann Pierce, was held today at Sacred a where a CharismaticMass was offered. Mrs. Ouhl.

a nalive of Benninglon. died. Sunday afternoon at Pu'lnam Memorial Hospital. She was ihe daughter of (lie late Leo C. and Mary Darrow Pierce and educated in Ben- ninglon schools.

Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Robert Lebert of North Bennington and Mrs. Barbara Kircher of Willow Grove, a son. Michael C. Ouhl of Freeporl, a sisler, Mrs.

Mary Helen Young of Bennington: six grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Entombment was in Park Lawn Cemelery. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, North Benningtoa, in the spring. ophie Silberman; native of Russia ALBANY Mrs.

Sophie (Goldman) Silberman. 87, mother of Mrs. Maurice Symansky of Troy, died this morning at the Daughters of Sarah Nursing Albany. Born in Russia, she resided in Albany 40 years and was a charter member of the Independent Benevolent Survivors, in addition to her daughter, include a son, Benjamin Goldman of VanNuys, Iwo grandchildren; a great grandson and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Thursday at 1 p.m.

-from Levine Memorial Chapel, 649 Washington Albany, with Rabbi Mordecai Kieffer of Temple Beth El, Troy, officiating. Interment will be in Independent Benevolent Cemetery, 1, Mrs, Schulke; mother of Troy woman Word has been received oi Ihe recehl deaft of Mrs. Marina M. Schule.SO, in Camden, 1 N.J.. widow of Emil R.

Schulke and mother of Mrs. Edward C. Pickcn of Troy. Survivors, in addition to Mrs. Picken, include two other daughters, Mrs.

A. P. of Gibbsboro. N.J.. and Mrs.

J. J. (iormley of Barnegat, iV.J.; a son, E. Robert Schulke of California: eight a i and 18 greal grandchildren. Mrs.

Pittse's funeral The funeral of Mrs. Mary Pitlse of 30 Miller Troy, was held Mor.day from Leahy" Funeral Home and St. Nicholas-Ukrainian Orthodox Church where a' Requiem Service was celebrated by Rev. John I. Kulish.

Bearers' were Michael and Peter Klevitch, Robert, Thomas and John Teliska and Michael Poralyn. Jnter- menl was in St. Nicholas Cemetery, Troy, with Kulish Ann McNamara's rites The funeral of Ann McNamara of 188 Hill Troy, was held Monday from Pureell Brothers Funeral Homc.and St. Joseph's Clrarch where a Mass of Chri s- lian Burial was offered by Rev. Joseph Shechan.

Bearers were John J. and William F. McNa'hiara, Michael -J. Sheedy and Fred Glass. Interment was in St.

Joseph's Cemetery, Troy, wilh Father Shcehan officiating. MARGATE, Fla. Harry S. RysedoYph', 79, formerly of Brookview Avenue, Troy, died Monday at his residence, 975 Northwest 67 Terrace, Margate where he has resided for the past seven yea rs. A former machine operator, he had been associated with Albany Felt Company for 15 years, having retired in 1964.

Mr. Rysedorph was a World War I army'veteran. Survivors Include his wife, the Spotien; three daughters, Mrs. William Savary of Ft, LauderdaV, Mrs', Melvin Grant of Morion Grove; 111., and Mrs. Frank Heenan bfiWynantsklU; one brother, Charles Rysedorph of Ft.

Lamterdale; two sislers, Mrs. Charles Brunell and Mrs. Milton Whale'y, both of Troy. He is also survived by nine grandchildren, Jo Mielziner; designer of theater sets NEW YORK (AP) Awardwinning sel designer Jo Mielziner is dead at the age of 74. After collapsing In' a taxicab.

he died Monday of what a Roosevelt Hospital spokesman termed a massive stroke. Renown for his theater and lighting ideas, his lectures and his books, Mielziner designed the'sets for such Broadway hils as "Winterset," "South Pacific," "Guys and Dolls," "Death of a Salesman," "A'Most Happy Fella," "Gypsy" and His Htlr design was for a David Merrlck musical, "The Baker's Wife," due to begin rehearsals in 10 days. Mielziner's designs won five "Tony" awards, five Donaldson awards and an Academy award, the last for his color art direction of the movie "Picnic." In 1964, lie designed the While House theater. He was co-designer Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theater and the Mark Taper Forum Theater in Los Angeles. In.the 1966 New York World's Fair, he designed the setting for the Vatican Pavilion's showing of Michelangelo's "Picta." William B.

Sabin, 62; Troy stamp dealer William B. Sabin 62, of 168 Hoosick Troy, died suddenly Monday A nat ive of Boy tonville, Mr. Sabin was a philatelist, which is a stamp dealer. He was a member of the Troy Stamp Club, the Ml. Zion Lodge and Christian Church Disciples in Troy.

He Is survived by his wife, (he former Dorothy VanWert; anil his mother, Emily Wagar Sabin of Troy. His father was the late William B. Sabin The funeral will be Friday at 11 a.m. from the Morris and Stebbins Funeral Home, 312 Hoosick wilh Rev. Richard Elwell officiating.

Interment will be in the Boytonvilte John Eddington BENNINGTON, Vt. The funeral of John E. Eddinglon, 77, of 816 East Main Bennington, nalive'of Troy, was held Monday from St. Francis de Sales Church. Benninglon, where a Mass of Christian Burial was offered by Msgr.

Francis B. Flanagan, pastor. Bearers were Harry Eddington, James Horst and Edward nephews, and Steven Eddington, a great nephew. Mr. Eddington, son of the late Henry A.

and Margaret Mahar Eddir.gion, died Friday.at his residence. He was educated in Albany and Benninglon schools and was a communicant of SI. Francis de Sales Church. Survivors include four sislers. Mary Eddinglon of Bennington; Elizabeth Eddington of Floral Park, N.Y.; Mrs.

'Helen Frasier of Bennington and Mrs. Albert Horst, also of Bennington; a brother; Joseph A. Eddington of Ansonia. and several nieces and nephews'. Entombment was in Park Lawn Chapel.

Interment wilj be in Park Lawn Cemetery, in Ihe spring. Alice T. Cooper's rites COHOES The funeral of Mrs. Alice T. Copper of 61 Saratoga Wafer- ford, who operated a beauty shop'in Cohoes, was held Monday from Edward J.

Slantoi Fur.era! Home and St. Agnes' Church 'where a Mass of Chrislian Burial was offered by Rev. Thomas M. Powers. Bearers were.John Suljivan, Harry Gela, George Lansing and James Brennan.

Inlermen! was in SI. Agnes' Cemelery, Cohoes, wilh Falter Powers officiating. Burglary, 'suspicious 9 fire reported to police three peat grandchildren and several nlecci aid nephews. The funeral will be held at the Hlmes- Miner Funeral Home, 1M.Pawling Troy, Thursday at 10 a.m.'with Rev, David Row'e, pastor of a United Church of Mechanicville, officiating. Interment will be al Evergreen Cemelery, John Higgins; retired frpm Boston Maine A I I John C.

Hissins, 86, of 129 North 3rd retired Boston Maine Railroad Co. employe and more a year member of Ihe Knights of Coluijibus, died this morning at his residence, after a brief illness. Death was attributed lo natural causes. He was a' life long residenl of Mechanicville and son of Ihe late John and Ellen Green Higgins: He retired from the railroad 16 years A communicant of St. Paul the Apbs- lle Church.

Mech a nicville, he was an ex- empl fireman of W. B. Neilson Fire member of the Foresters of America, more lhan 50 years; member of Ihe International Association of Machinists and member of the National Council of Senior Citizens, D.C. is la le wi fe was the former Mary V. Nolan.

Survivors include a son, John J. Higgins of Mechanicvilte; a sisler, Mrs. Helen G. Holmes of Mechanicville; a brother, William E. Higgins of Jlectianicville; six grandchildren; great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

The funeral will be Thursday a 19 a.m. from Dunn Funeral Home, 319 Park Mechanicville, and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Paul the Aposlle Church. Interment will be in Paul's Cemetery, Mechanicville.

Mrs. Ralph F. Zeiser; wife of native Trojan WATERVL1ET Word has been received of the dealh of Mrs. Ralph F. Zeiser of 616 South Normandie Los Angeles, wife of a native' Trojan and cousin of Mrs.

William H. Connors Sr. of Walervliet. Mrs. Zeiser died at Ross Loos Hospital, in Los Angeles.

She was the former Gladys Block, a native of Hartford, Conn. The-funeral was conducted In Los Angeles. Monica Wustefeld's rites WATERVLIET The funeral of i a F. former Watervliet school teacher, was held today from Cummings Funeral Home and St. Brigid's Church where a Mass of Chrislian Burial was offered by Rev.

Joseph J. Grabys. Bearers were William Sharkey, George Young, Dominlck Brignola and Edward ftogan. -Interment was in St. Agnes' Cemetery, Menands, with Father Grabys officialing.

Mr. Coppola's funeral WATERVLIET The funeral of Richard D. Coppola of 54 Glcnwood Koad, was held today from Fcloclt Funeral Home, Watervliet. Bearers were Thomas R. Comis, Reed English, Daniel DeChiro, Brent Charles.

Azadian, Robert Waroschuck, Gregory Sedeflan' and Raymond Slichko. Interment was in Memory's Garden, Colonie. Today's Weather) Troy and Snow continuing early tonight, tapering off to flurries late tonight, becoming wlndy-and cold with temperatures near 20. Quite windy' and cold Wednesday'with flurries likely. Highs will be around probabilily-is nearlOO per cent tonight, dropping to 70 per cent Wednesday.

The sun sets at 6:02 p.m. loday and rises at 6:04 a.m. Wednesday! Extended Forecast Fair, and cold Thursday, temperatures during Ihe day veill be In the mid 20s and low 30s; lows will be from 10 Variable cloudiness and a chance of rain or snow showers Friday and Saturday. Temperatures will become more moderate, with highs in Ihe 40s lo 50, and Ihe overnight lows In Ihe 20s lo low 30.. A (ire "of suspicious lo Troy police Monday caused some damage lo Ihe Inferior of Building 1 of Ihe Ahern Apartments, owned by Itie Troy Housing Authority.

Police were called al 4:15 p.m. lo the brick structure, located al Ferry Slreel and 7th Avenue, and found Dial "papers were set" in tne hall of ttie sfr' cond lloor, according-lo Ihe police rcporl. In other police activity, a burglary and larceny were reported by Roger Sfylzynski of Roger's Market, at 528 2nd Troy. The police report said the market was entered by removing a large pane of glass from the door on Ihe ajulli side of the building. Reported missing were 38 cartons of cigarettes, Iwb boxes of cigars, four caws of betr, a television, 25 port chops, and a box of razor blades.

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