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44 THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 19M BRANCH OFFICE, 1723 BROADWAY Watervliet Mr. Mullaney, World War I Veteran, Dies In Hospital Richard F. Mullaney, 70, of 201 Fifth Walervlicl, a veteran of World War 1, died suddenly yesterday at Albany Memorial Hospital. Albany County Coroner John J.

Marra pronounced death due to natural causes. Mr. Militancy, born in Water- vliel, was the son of Ihe late John and Catherine Smith Mullaney. He was educated in Wa- fen-liet schools, and operated a plumbing business there for many years. He was president of the Watervlicl Plumbing Board.

He served with the First Battery Field Artillery in the U.S. Army durins World War I. He was a communicant of St. Brigid's Church, and a member of the Holy Name Society of the church. Survivors include his widow, the former Helena Tacelli; three sons, Richard F.

of Sara- oga Springs; John J. of Troy, and Eugene E. Mullaney of iVatcrvliet; four daughters, Mrs. 3 hilip Maron of Loudonvillc; Mrs. William Ackerman and Mrs.

Robert Ashline of Water- vliot, and Mrs. Charles Miller of Colonie; a brother, James W. Mullaney of Watervliet, and 14 Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Friday from Parker Brothers Memorial, 2013 Broadway, Watervliet, and at 9 a.m. from St.

Brigid's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated. Interment will be in St. Agnes' Cemetery, Menands. FACTORY OUTLET PAINT SALE A INTERIOR NO ORIP Vinyl Latex PAINT WALL CEILING 79 1 Gal. Firemen Kept Busy With Grass Blazes A plague of grass fires kept I Watervliet firemen on the go for I a five-hour period yesterday.

At 2:30 p.m., a grass fire near 12th Avenue between I6th and 19lh Streets was quenched by booster lines and brooms from Pumpers 2 and 4. Firemen remained on the scene for 45 minutes. Pumpers 2 and 4 were recalled to. the scene shortly after 3:15 p.m. when the fire re- erupted and again at 4 p.m.

At 5 the same apparatus was summoned to extinguish a grass fire near 9th Avenue and J6th Street.and the blaze was put out by booster lines and brooms, the firemen reluming lo headquarters 20 minutes later. Pumpers 2 and 4 slood from 5:30 lo 7:30 p.m. on the east side of 12ih Avenue be tivcen J6lh and Clinton Streets and used a hose line, booster line and brooms while burning grass as a safety measure. The same apparatus was summoned to the south side of 16th Street off 9th Avenue at 7:30 p.m. and quenched a Tire there with brooms, returning to headquarters a 4 7:45 p.m.

Makes Centennial Plans The Round Lake Association Centennial Committee has decided not to hire professional liclp to supervise the centennial in August. The commiUce has requested HVCC Conducts Program On fducafion Aid The Hudson Valley Coinnm nity College operated State University Urban Center in co operation with the Commission on Economic Opportunity is con ducting a two-month progran ottering Henssclaer County resi dent.s comprehensive informa lion regarding readily availab! educational programs. According to Abraham Bol-l galz, Director of the Urban Cen-l ler, 15 area residents have completed a week long training program lo become familiar with all resourses of the community. ach organization in the com- lunity to send two ives to a general meeting ast Tuesday of each month 8 p.m. in Library Hall.

The meetings'will be open to (residents. The, former newsroom of the Association Building will be Centennial Headquarters. Postmaster John Hickey has recently painted the room. A telephone and desk are lo be installed. WE CAN COVER WIKDOWS, DOOR CA5EING5-CORNICES, eft.

Wilh Aluminum CHOICE OF COLOR! 235-5024 Crisafulll Const, Co, Arsenal City PAINT SPRING CONCERT--The Vlielers, a choral group under the direction of Mrs. Irene Goldey, at the piano, performs at Watervliet's School 9 for the spring concert given for par- ents ami friends, sponsored by the PTA. The pro-ram included selection of modern, folk, patriotic and humorous music. Pulaski Club Plans Sunday Breakfast Fred J. Garrett Dies; Resident For 38 Years Krcd J.

Garrett of 605 First James S. Sage, retired Water- St. Watervliet. died yesterday at Albany Medical Center llos- i a after a brief illness. i Mr.

Garrett was born in Scho- Veterans Group To Meet Sunday The William F. Fennelly Memorial Division, AOII, will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday in Ihe rooms 1021 9lh with Joseph A vliet i a will be the i 0 an1 ad resided in Water- Kelly, president, in charge of the business meeting. Reports will be given on the recent St. Patrick's Day part i an the Communion breakfas' at the Communion for las' 38 years.

He by Thomas Kitzgcrald and breakfast of the Pulaski affiliated with the Whit- James M. It. Hennery, respec i Sunday, it was announced to- i Novelty Schcncctady. live chairmen. VINYL GLOSS SEMI- GLOSS FLOOR I DECK HOUSE PAINT 2 Obituary Gal.

Mr. Kuszio's Funeral The funeral of Michael Kuszio 508 2nd Ave. was held this I morning from the funeral home 1 of J. Gregory Nealon i Son ark later from SI. Brigid's Church I where a Solemn Requiem Mass day.

Joseph Zawistowski. a i a of the affair, announced tha reservations will close Fri night. Any member or gi to attend may contact He is survived by his wife, I Refreshments will be served former Veda Brand; two following (he business meeling Harold and Francis r-- rrelt Scnenectady; three I Home, 109th Slreet and Thir fl cl Charlcs Schenck Avenue, Troy, with Rev. Melvin Dorr pastor of Taber BUY DIRECT Wa manufacture the finest quality points P.C. VINYL LATEX WALL PAINT A First Quolity Vinyl Latex-One Coat Docs The Jab Women's Auxiliary will serve the breakfast which will be held! the club rooms following the; 8 a.m.

Mass at Immaculate Con-1 ception Church at which inem- "bers will receive Communion in a body. Me. Zawistowsfci has rcqueskd all members to meet at the club Sunday -and then walk to the church in a body. Mr. Sage, a member of the Uvas celebrated by the a a Albany, and Gary hoard of directors of the Wa- Rev.

Francis G. Jam's. i Sheehan, 17, of 1925 8th Ucrvlict Civil- Chesl, and Rev. Michael F. Cleincnte and this city, were arrested at 8:15 I a member of Ihe board at di- jRev.

Justin Cestone were dea- p.m. yesterday by Patrolmenjrcclors of the Pioneer Buildin. and subdeacon respectively. Dunham at Broadwav and 10th iel on the Economic Oporlun Commission. Two Arrested On Conduct Charge An Albany youth was fined S10 in polici court today when he pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct and a Wa- lervliet youth will appear on a similar charge at 7 p.m.

tomorrow before City Judge William F. McDcrmott. Paul F. Foley, 16, of 15B Cen THE haveyou got that's new" SHOE New, broader toe, i a leather at the sides. Sida rings for even more dash.

Quite a shoo. Quite a style. From Florsheim. ititri 'J993 10 Inptritl ll)ks 3T" FLORSHEIM NEW SHOES FROM A TRUSTED NAME Bearers were William K. Me- Gillivray, William L.

Boyle, Joseph F. Valcnzri and Arthur F. Scrvis. Donald Kimmey "and Donald i Loan A i a i a rep- Dunham at Broadway and lOlhUeseotativc oMJie City of Water- Street ami released on S10 1 1 bail each pending their arraignment. i tiar.ds ar-d ulenills $060 3 Gal.

--Semi-Gloss to March-Now $4.26 a Gal. Reg. $7.10 Gal. Passonno Corp, 500 Broodwoy, Worcrvliet AR 3-3822 Open Mon. thru Sot.

8 A.M. 'TIL 5 P.M. 60-YEAR PIN--James center, is given a 60-year pin by Evening Star Lodge, FA.M, Watervliet. at ceremonies in the Watervliet Masonic Temple. From the left are Richard Cesaor, master, Mr.

Elder and Frank H. McKnighi, district deputy. nachman's Rivef Second Sts. Suggests the all-weather coat to the man for all seasons Pul press in wird- roin rcpcllinq, coot you've developed EOTElhlng ha to beat. Our knee-length, split shouldered coats now ihis great Kainfulr Mrs.

Guzelimian Dies At Hospital; Funeral Friday Mrs. Lury I.evonian an of 511 Setond A Met, died yesterday at Samari-jB an Hospital a a brief ill- TM less. Born in Turkey, she a esidcd in Watervliet in She wa? a memtx-r of the: United Armenian Calvary Con-IB jregation Ch'jrch and of its bVomcn's Society. Surviving are he: husband, Guzelimian: two a Mrs. A a i Balian of Albany and Mrs.

i Nazar- an of I.oi:donullc: one son, a Guzelimian of California; four sisters, the ML'scs Louise and Rcna Marie Darian and Mrs. llripsirr.c Ciuze- limian, ail of troy: f.irj brothers. Kiia and l.evon I i both of Troy, and Ihc qrancichilrlren. The fnncral Mill be Friday at 10 a.m. from the liryce Funeral i 276 Pawling and from the United A i a Calvary Congregational where i a i pas- will oHiciaic.

Interment i i be in ESmwood Hill Ceme- i'Vlcry. Midland Charge Plan 3 THIRD TROY Open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 'Til 9 P.M. PACKER'S BRAND CHOICE SIRLOIN 89 PORTERHOUSE 99 Ib CANNED HAMS Home From Visit I Mrs. Harry Bitlcy 0 25 tlnght hss rclurnct home from i a i and Hi 'cah, Fa, where she visited her daughter, Mrs Claire Calvin a her brother and slsler-in llaw, Mr. and Sirs.

Edwin Grat ton. I Board To Meet The board of directors of CR' I Post, Watervliet, will meet at p.m. today in the pon rooms President Robert P. re quests all board members to present. GREEN ISLAND Mrs.

Christine Ream All 3-20: The Green Island Tolice ncvolent Associalion has a jinounced lhat reservation 1 close Wednesday, April 3, its annual dinner a to held at SI. Michael's I'avili' April 6. Patrolmen Fram i a chairman, slated th xcw mav be' ornainM from a mewliCf of trie ucpan TOP SIRLOIN ROAST CAVERN Pieces and Stems MUSHROOMS 4 FOR 89 PEACHES HUNT'S CANS HELLMANN'S Mayonnaise GEISHA LARGE CANS SLICED PINEAPPLE MANDARINE ORANGES MIX OR MATCH FOR I I I I GEISHA SOLID WHITE MEAT TUNA GEISHA Can GEISHA A I IN TOMATO SAUCE i FOOD OUTLET 17th ST. and BROADWAY WATERVUET MOM THRU SAT. 9 A.M.

TO 1 A.M. NEXT MORNING GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS 2 LBS 29 SWEET GREEN PEPPERS 49 j-- DOZ..