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6 The Tunes Record, Monday, February 17, iffi Mr, Crockett's Funeral Held The funeral of Wintlirop M. Crockett' of Troy, was held Sunday afternoon from the Bryce Funeral Home with Mr. Bradley M. Stevenson, reader of the First Christian Science Church of Troy, officiating. I i i OaJcwood Cemetery, Troy, on Tuesday.

IrV MEMORUM AUEN In lovfrg mtmwycl ryiy mcll-er, Allen, who palled awiy, Feb. li. 1966. You art Ihot-ghlt, alwoyl. Ueir In peace DAUGHTER, BERTIE BODOIE Esrosiro In rovbg memwy pf Wlchfill paised away 2S yean ago, Fibruary I1.1MO.

tttPRlyFlve yean you (ell ui A plough we've learned ta tmiii. In cur hearlt vit-ere nore can ite We you a'l while. WIFE, ANTOINETTE AND CHILDREN, MICHAEL, NANCY AND CARMELLA DIED BURNS- February 16,1975 at a i a Priscilla C. Steadman, wife of John J. Burns, aunt of Francis Higgins, Lucille B.

Higgins, both of Troy, Mrs. Chester (Rita) Levens, Waterford and William Burns, Latham. Funeral from (he John H. Lodge Funeral Home, 160 Oakwood Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock and 9 o'clock from St, Peter's Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Interment Si.

Joseph's Cemetery, Waterford. Friends may call Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. BREHM Anna M. Kecgan af the residence 133 Bedford Troy, Feb. 17,1975, wife of James L.

Brehm; mother of Mrs. James a Strife of Troy and Mrs. Seward a Piltz of Delmar; sister of Harold J. Keegan and the late T. Francis and J.

Edward Keegan; a i 7 grandchildren. Funeral from the Mason Funeral Home, 109th St. and i A Wednesday morning at to St. Francis de Sales Church where the Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. I I a Cemetery.

Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening 3-5 and 7-9 o'clock. CARVELL February 1975, Patricia Sommers Carvell, of 557 Pinewoods Avenue Extension, wife of Anthony Carvell, mother of Christopher Carvell, of Lexi a i a a Burlington, daughter-of Edward W. Sommers, of Schenectady and the late Georgette Manny Sommers, i Frederick (Jacqueline)-Pfsisterer, of Liverpool, N.Y.', also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday morning at 9:15 Light's Funeral Home H28 Slate Schenectady, and at 10 o'clock, from Sacred Heart and St. Columbus Church where the Liturgy of and Burial will be Relatives and friends are invited to attend and may also call at the a home, Monday evening from 7 to 9 p.m,,A Christian Wake Service will be held Monday evening at 7.p.m., by the T.

Quilivan, I Most Redeemer Cemetery. COCOA At Memorial Hospital, Albany Feb. 15, 1975, Nicholas, husband of the late Sarah Patella, father of John Cocca and Mrs. Bertha Sweeney, both of Wynantskill, Mrs. John (Josephine) Simmons of Troy, Mrs.

Philip (Emily) Herald, Poestenkill, Frank Cocca, Troy, Nicholas Cocca, Poughkeepsie, Ubert' Cocca, Manlius, New York, A Cocca and Mrs. Eugene (Sally) Bonesleel, 24 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral services Tuesday, at II o'clock from (he Eugene M. McLoughlin Funeral Home, 3300 Sixth Ave. Friends are invited and may call at the funeral home, Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.

and Monday 4 to 9 p.m. Inter-. i Cemetery, Troy. Donations to the North A a Association in memory of Nicholas Cocca will be appreciated. CROSS Stanley at Dania, Fla.i Feb.

15, 1975, husband of the late Helen Peterson and survived by a Evans; lather of Earl 0. and Fred Cross of Nassau; brother of Orlando Walter and Joseph Cross all of Baltimore, also survived by 2 grandsons, one great a several nieces and nephews. Funeral at the Mason Funeral Home, 109th. SI. and Third A Wednesday.

Time later Mrs. Burns; Longtime City Resident Mrs. Priscilla C. Burns, 80, of 119 Hoosick Troy, died Sunday at St. Mary's Hospital after a long Illness, The former Priscilla Steadman, she was a native of Lynn, but had lived in Troy most of her life.

She was a communicant of St. Peter's Church, Troy. Surviving are her husband, John J. Burns, and two nieces and two nephews. Funeral services will be con- ducied at 8:30 a.m.

Wednesday the H. Lodge Funeral Home, 160 Oakwood Troy, arid at 9 a.m. from St. Peter's Church where a Mass cf Chrlslian Burial will be offered. Interment will be in SI.

Joseph's Cemetery, Waterford. DIED DINGLEY At St. Mary's Hospital, Feb. 16, 1975, Claudo A. Dingley, formerly of Waterford, husband of the late Amy Ashplant Dingley; father of Claude T.

Dingley, Green Island; brother of Horace Dingley and Mrs. Adelaine Kennedy, both of Cohoes and Mrs. Veronica Baily, Miami, also survived by 5 grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the G. J.

Daigneault Funeral Home, 168 Mohawk Cohoes, Wednesday morning at 9 and 9:30 o'clock from St. Mary's Church, Waterford, where a Mass of Christian Death and Burial will be celebrated, I a Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to call Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. DerGURAHIAN Al. the a a i a i a February 17, 1975, Michael, loving husband of the late Rose Zambakjian, father of a a a DerGurahian of Troy, Jack Mrs.

Waller Forman, of Cohoes, a i a Walervlict, and the late Edward DerGurahian, also survived by 12 grandchildren 1 great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, from the Fclock Funeral Home, 1809 1 Fourth Avenue, Walervliet, thence to Holy Cross Armen i a Apostolic a i A Troy, where at 9:30 a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Friends and relatives may call Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Interment Elmwood Hill Cemetery, Troy. I i donations may be made to A i Church.

DINGS February. 16, 1975,. i Washington Avenue Extension, Rensselaer, N.Y,, hus-. band of Claire 'McGuire Ding's; a of Mrs. Kenneth (Joanne) Deming of a a Christine, Lynda, and Lisa Dings; son of Gertrude Hendricks Dings and the late Justus Dings; brother of Mrs.

Wintlirop a Stevens of Delmar, N.Y,, Robert C. Dings of Den- nisport, Mrs. John a a Braltleboro, VI. and Mrs. Charles (Edith) Leffler of Defreestville, N.Y., also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Relatives and friends are. invited to attend funeral services Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock from W. J. Lyons a 1 7 0 0 a i A Rensselaer. Rev.

Paul E. A a a Blooming Grove Reformed Church officiating. There will be no viewing hours. i a a tributions to the American Cancer Society or Blooming Grove Reformed Church, Defreestville, N.Y. FOLEY February 15, 1975, at Albany V.A.

Hospital, John P. Foley, Ushers RD 1, Mechanicvitle. Communicant of Corpus Christi Church, Ushers, Democratic CommiUeeman of the Town of Ha If moon and member of the Fred. H. Clark American Legion Post No.

91; husband of the late Kathryn Byrne Foley, father of Foley, Mechanicville, Mrs. Anthony (Maureen) Capone, Saratoga Springs) Miss Constance 'Foley and Miss Kathleen Foley, both ol Mechanicville', brother of Mrs. Kathryn Myers; Atlantic City, N.J. Also survived by 2 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Wll be held Tuesday 9 a.m.

from the Dunn Funeral Home, 319. Park Mechanicville; from Corpus Christ! Church, Ushers, where the Liturgy of Christian Death a i a i Friends and relallves may call at the funeral home Monday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Henry J. Dings; Michael DerGurahian; Town Democratic Leader Railroad Retiree, George Livingstone, Troy Native, Had Army Career George Livingstone, 78, a native of Troy, died suddenly Saturday at his residence In the College Inn, Northampton, Mass. Mr.

Livingstone was born in Troy, son of the late Duncan a i a i Livingstone, He was educated in Troy schools. After serving in World War I for two years, he re-enlisted in the U.S. Army ind served as a lieutenant for 30 years. William Self; Businessman And Banker A i A Funeral services for businessman William King Self, member of Ihe New York Cotton Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade, were held loday in Marks. Self, 56, died Sunday when a gun accidentally fired while he was removing it from a jeep at his home here, A coroner's a accidental.

Self was a former director of Cook Industries of Memphis, of Ihe Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, the National Association of Manuraclurers and Ihe Federal Home Loan Bank in DIED HILL AT "Samaritan Hospital, February 15, 1975, Isabelle Alice Hill of 2 St. John's Terrace, Troy. Wife of James W. Hill; mother of Mrs.

John C. (Trudy) Claydon of a i a (Shirley) Monroe of Troy; sister of Mrs. Irwin Wheeler of Troy, i i a of Tewksbury, Mass, and the lale John and Horace Turner. Also survived by 8 grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock from the Bryce Funeral Home, 276 Pawling Troy, with the Reverend George Miller, officiating.

Friends may call at Ihe funeral home Monday 3-5 and 7-9 p.tn, Inlerment at Elmwood Hill Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, those desiring may make contributions in memory of Mrs. Hill to the Memorial Fund of Good Shepherd, Green Island. KLAER In Fort Lauderdale, February 15, 1975, i Lews.ey a formerly of HdOsick Falls, widow of Ihe lale. Charles Klaer, mother of Charles.

of Fort Lauderdale, William of Buskirk, N. and Clarence (Jean) Roberge, of Grafton, N. Y. a a venience of the family. There will be no calling hours.

Intombment in the a 'Grove Cemetery, Hoosick Falls, and the interment in the Spring. A a by the Charles F. White Funeral Home, Valley Falls. LAJEUNESSE Sarah Scott of Center. Brunswick at a a i a i a February 15, 1975, wife of the late Rosario (Ross)'Lajeunesse; mother of Eugene, Schenectady, i of a a a Clifton Park, Francis of Averill Park, Gerard of i a George a of a a (Harriet) Warner of Coxsackie, Mrs.

Edward (Pauline) Walsh, Schenec- a a i a i Schenectady and the lale Florence Hogan. Also sur- i i i grandchildren, three great- grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday morning 9 a.m. from the Dufresne Funeral Home, 216 Columbia Street, Cohoes and 9:30 St, Anne's Church, Waterford, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Interment St.

Joseph's Cemetery, Waterford. Relatives and friends may call at the funeral home Monday 2 to 5 and 7 lo LIVINGSTONE At his residence Northampton, Feb. 15, 1975, George i i of i i a i i Of Whitesboro, New York and Rev. David J. Livingstone of Troy, also survived by 2 nephews, George Herbert and William Kelleher and 1 niece, Miss Helen Herbert all of Troy.

Friends are Invited to at- funeral services Tuesday al 2 o'clock from Ihe Bryce Funeral Home 276 Pawling Ave. There will be no calling hours. i omit (lowers. I a Cemetery. Because of illness he was a patient at'the Leeds Veterans, Hospital for 15 years, later residing at the College Inn and working at various jobs until his death.

i i brothers, a i Livingstone, former pastor of i a i Church.of Troy; William R. Livingstone of Whilesboro, two nephews, George Herbert and Kelleher, both of Troy; and one niece, Miss Helen I. Herbert of Troy. The funeral, will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Bryce Funeral Home, 276 Pawling Troy, with Rev.

JamesR, Rhodes, pastor of the i i Methodist, officiating. Inler- ment will be in Oakwood Cemetery, Troy. Mrs. Brehm; Native Trojan Mrs. Anna Keegan Brehm, 69, of 133 Bedford Troy, formerly of Ida Hill, died Sun-.

day at her residence after a brief illness. She was born in Troy and was a life-long resident of the city. She was a communicant of St. Joseph's Church. She is i by her husband, James Brehm; two daughlers, Mrs.

James Strife of Troy and Mrs. Seward Pitlz of Delmar; one brother, Harold J. Keegan of Troy; and by seven grandchildren. She was a sister of the late T. Francis and J.

a Keegan. The funeral will be 8:15 a.m. Wednesday from the Mason Funeral Home, 109th Street and 3rd Avenue, and 9 a.m. at SI. Francis De Sales Church, where the Mass ol Christian Burial will be celebrated.

Inlerment will be al St. Mary's Cemetery. Mrs. Kee; Wesl Virginia Lawmaker BLUEFIELD, W.Va, (AP) Maude Elizabeth Kee, the a Congress from Wesl Virginia, died here Saturday after a long illness. She was 75.

LeMOINE At Cohoes Memorial Hospital, Feb. 14, 1975, Mary Corlda (Mike) LeMoine of .598 Boght Rd, The Boght; wife of Lewis LeMoine; mother of James, i a i LeMoine, all of The Boght; daughter of James and a i i a of Sarosota, (formerly of Lake George); sister ofMrs. Jinx BooUiby of Sarasola, a also i by a i a nephews. Funeral Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. from the Gordon C.

Emerick Funeral Home, Rt. 9, Clifton Park and at 9 a.m. from St. Ambrose Church, Latham where Mass of Christian 'Burial will be celebrated. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 89 p.m.

and Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. OATHOUf Entered into rest, February. 16, 1975 at Samaritan Hospital, Troy, Burion E. Oathout of 1216 5th Watervliet, hus- a a i Oathoul. Funeral service from (he Bowcn Funeral Home, corner of 6th St.

and 5th a i a morning at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited and may call Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9. The family requests that donations be made lo the Memorial Fund of Christ Church, Walervliet. O'DONNELL At Mary a i a Cambridge, February 15, 1975, Leo.O'DonnellofCoila (RFD a a i and Harry O'Donnell of Albany, also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral Services will be Tuesday at 9 a.m.- from, the, J.

Donald Smjth Funeral Home, 5 South Park Street; Cambridge, and at 9:30 a.m. from Church. Interment in St, Patrick's Cemetery. Friends may call al the Funeral Home today, Monday, from 2 to 4 and 7 lo 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the St.

Patrick's Church Building Fund. RENSSELAER Henry J. 52, Washington Avenue Ei tension, Town of North was a 20-year Democratic Committeeman in N.orth Greenbush, died Sunday at his residence after a long illness. Mr. Dings was a lifelong resident of Norlh Greenbush.

Mr. Evert; Operated Dairy Farm I 6 2 Schuylerville, died Thursday in Gainsville, after a short illness, Mr. Everts operated a dairy farm in Saratoga for many years. He was a member of the United Methodist Church of Quaker Springs and a member of the Saratoga Grange of Quaker Springs. Survivors include his wife, Betty Peterson Everts; his father, Guilt Everts of Lake Alfred, two daughters, Mrs, Joan Dekan of El Paso, 1 Mrs.

Dorothy Soricone of Phoenix, four sons, Roy K. Everts of Schuylerville; Robert Everts of Miami, George Everls of Simporia, a a Chicago; two sisters, Mrs. Ernestine Chase of Schuylerville; Mrs. Teresa Bogart of Venice, two brothers, Issac E. 'Everls of Haines, Silas Milford Everts of i a 1 7 grandchildren.

i a a services have already been conducted, Leo O'Donnell; Cambridge Area Farmer A I O'Donnell, 71, of.Coila (RFD Cambridge), died Saturday al Mary McClellan Hospilal after a long illness. Mr, O'Donnell was born in Coila, son of the late James a a a i a O'Donnell. He had been a farmer in the Cambridge area for many years. i i brothers, Frank O'Donnell of a i a a of A a and several and nephews. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 9 a.m.

from the J. Donald Smilh Funeral Home, 5 South Park Cambridge, and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Patrick's Church where the Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated, Interment will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Cambridge.

DIED SPRUKS'- Al St. Mary's Hospilal, February 17, 1975, Lewis T. Spruks, of Riverview Apartments, Troy, husband of Mrs. Georgianna McLaren Spruks, stepfather of a Jefferson of Chicago, 111, and Mrs. Earl (Frances) Mason of Eagle Mills.

Also survived by 6 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Funeral Service Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Howard B. Tatc and Son Funeral Home in Raymertown. There will be no calling hours.

Interment in Elmwood Hill Cemetery, Troy. STOLAR Mary Hogan, of i i 6 Apartment 4, a i View Terrace Latham, wife of Harry Slolar of Latham, mother of Mrs, Benjamin (Susan) Nesbitl, of Onebnta, sister of Mrs. John Lavallee, a Mrs. a Bessette, of Cohoes, Mrs. Eugene (Eileen) Traver, of Latham, John Hogan, of Cohoes, and Joseph Hogan, a i 3 grandchildren.

Funeral Tuesday at 9 o'clock from the Ernest L. Dufresne Funeral Home, 282 Remsen Cohoes, Mass of Christian Burial St. Agnes Church, at 9:30. Friends may call Monday evening from 9 p.m. i i donations to the Cancer Fund will be appreciated.

Duri-j the pall wee'K wtrt hlld In Ihe Girdntr Earl 1 Chapel a.ia Crematorium in OaXwaod Cemstctf Icr ire lollswiig: HEHRY EDDY KNOM.TON HEIMRICH A. FUNUN MARIE MAUEC ROSE P. MAODEK KATKRIN C. CUNNINGHAM LOUIS C. GEORGE OTTOM.

NUSBAUM GRACE OORSCH WILLIAW 0. BEARDLEY A. BRAUH MARGARET G. LaFOINT EMIL UEBBELE HOWARD DUNN REUBEN F. PARKINSON ETTAC.

JOCHEN WINIFRED E. BROOVE RUTH A. SHIELD GEORGE ROWLEY HELEN f-. A 0 LADO MAX KLARMAN IRVIN F. ETHIER MYRAI-.

ETHIER employed by the New Slate Department of Transportation, and before that job he had been the owner of Ihe J. H. Gravel Corporation in Defreestville. An Army Air-Force veteran of World War II, a member of the American Legion Post In Wynantskill. He was a charter jnember of the' BPOE Rensselaer Lodge and a member the Defreeslville Fire Department.

Survivors include, his Claire McGuire Dings; four daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Ing- of Ballstori Spa; Misses Christine, Lynda and Lisa Dings, all at home; his mother, Mrs. Hendricks Dings of Norlh Greenbush; three sisters, Mrs. Winthrop Stevens of Delmar; Mrs. John Madden of Brattleboro, Mrs.

a of Defreeslville; -one brother, Robert C. Dings of Dennisporl, Mass, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held Tuesday ai 11 a.m. from the W. J.

Lyons Funeral Home, 1700 Washington Rensselaer, with Rev. Paul Ammerman, pastor of the Blooming Grove Reformed Church in Defreesl- ville, officiating. Interment will be in Blooming Grove Cemetery, Defreestville. Mr. Oathout; Worked At Army Depot WATERVLIET Burton E.

Oathout, 69, of 1216 5th Watervliet, a retired employe of the former U.S. Array Depot in Schenectady, died suddenly Sunday at Samaritan Hospital, Troy, after being stricken Saturday in Latham. He had been under Ihe care of a physician. Mr. Oathout was born in Watervliet where he received his education.

He had resided here most of his life. A veteran of World War II, he served in the U.S. Army Air Corps in China, Burma and India. He was a member of John Patlon Post, American Legion, a i Watervliel. He had been employed at Ihe a depot a a firefighter for over 27 years prior to his retirement seven years ago.

For the past five years he had worked as a school crossing guard at'the Sacred Heart of Mary School in Watervliet. Surviving is his wife, the former Bertha King. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m: Wednesday the Bowen. Funeral Home, 6th Street and 5th Avenue, Watervliel, with Rev. Berl E.

McCormick, supply pastor to Christ Church, officiating. Interment will be in A a a Cemetery. Colonie. Norman Treigle; Opera Singer NEW ORLEANS (AP) a a i a Treigle, a mainstay of the New York City Opera for the past 10 years, was found dead at his residence here Sunday night. He was 47.

The cause of his death was not known. Renowned as an outstanding singing aclor, Treigle said he preferred roles which were balanced in voice and drama. a i portrayals of the title role in Boito's Mephistopheles in "Faust" and the multi-part villain in a a Hoffman." Michael DerGurahian, 80, of 1817 4th a of Charles 'DerGurahian, Sycaway district circulation manager of The Times Record, died early Mr. Dingley; Used Car Dealer i Claude A. Dingley, '81, formerly of Waterford, died suddenly Sunday at St.

Mary's Hospital. Mr. Dingley was born in Cohoes. He resided In Water. ford most of his life where he operated a used car business and a tavern for many years.

He had been married to the late Amy Ashplanl Dingley. Survivors include one son, Claude T. Dingley of Green two sisters, Mrs. Adeline Kennedy of Mrs. Veronica Baily of one brother, Horace Dingley of Cohoes; five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

The funeral will be held Wednesday at 9 a.m. from the G. J. Daigneault Funeral Home, 168 Mohawk Cohoes, and at 9:30 a.m. from St.

Mary's Church, Waterford, where'the Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Waterford. Mrs. Klaer; Former Area Resident FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.

Emily Lewsey Klaer, 60, Fort Lauderdale, who had lived In the Hoosick Falls and Salem areas most of her life, died suddenly Saturday in Fort Lauderdale. She had been under the care of a physician. She was widow of Charles Klaer. Mrs. Klaer is survived by her father, Harry Lewsey of Salem; two sons, Charles Klaer Jr.

of Fort Lauderdale, and William Klaer of Buskirk; a 'daughter, Mrs. Clarence Roberge of a two sisters, Mrs. Edith Hosner of a a Ewashkn of Colonie, and nine grandchildren. Funeral seiviees, al the convenience Of the family, will be conducted from the Charles F. White Funeral Home, Valley Falls.

Entombment will be in a Hoosick Falls, Interment will be In the spring. Mrs. Robinson's Funeral Held a Marguerite Robinson of Taborton, was held this morning a a Funeral Home and from St. Henry's Church, Averill Park, where the Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated by Frederick Duffy, pastor. The bearers were Leon and John Wait, Elmer and Ronald Quell and Robert and Kenneth Whiting.

Interment was in St. Henry's Cemetery, Averill Park, with Father Duffy officiating. Mrs. Machnick's Rites Conducted The funeral of Mrs. Vivianne E.

Machnick of 7 Oxford Troy, was held this morning from St. Ann's Church where- the Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated by Rev. Paul Korkemaz, pastor. The bearers were Mark L. Kestner, Quentin T.

Ke'stner, Valmore J. Stevens, Dominick M. Mantello, Edmund J. Grennon and John A. Hogan.

Interment was in Memory's Garden, Colonie, with Father Korkemaz officiating. Today's Weather Troy and Vicinity Rain or snow late this afternoon arid early tonight, changing lo rain later tonight. Overnight lows near 30. Mainly cloudy Tuesday, with a chance of lingering showers or snow Hurries. Daytime highs near 40.

Precipitation probability is 80 per cent tonight and 30 per cent Tuesday, The sun sets al 5:29 p.m. loday and rises al 6:48 a.m. Tuesday. Extended Forecast Chance of flurries north and showers soulh Wednesday and Friday. Fair lo partly cloudy Thursday.

Daytime highs in the 30s lo low 40s. Overnight lows in Ihe upper teens and 20s. Temperatures this morning" at Hospital after a ibort Mr. DerGurahian was born in He had lived In the Watervliet area for 55 years. He was', employed by-the Adirondack Steel Company, and he retired 13 years ago from the Delaware and Hudson He had been married to the late Rose Zambakjian.

Survivors besides; his son Charles of Troy include three sons, Marcy DerGurahian of Troy; Jac DerGurahian of New Y'or'k i DerGurahian of Watervliet; one daughter, Mrs. Walter Fp'rmah of 12 grandchildren and one great- grandchild. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 9 a.m. from the Felock Funeral Home, 1809 4th Watervliet, and at 9:30 a.m. from the Holy Cross Armenian Apostolic Church in Troy.

Interment will be in Elmwood Hill Cemetery, Troy. Talk Slated On Training Of Retarded SCHENECTADY Mark director of special education, Cayuga County a a i a i a vices(BOCES), will speak Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Oswald D. Heck Developmental Center. The program will focus on pre-vocational training for the adolescent trainable mentally retarded.

A panel discussion wilt follow Costello's presentation with Dr. Frank Mayer, director of special education in the Schenectady schools and Oscar Ruberti, director of special education, BOCES for Albany, Schoharie and Scheneclady counties. -The program is open to parents, teachers, vocation counselors and others interested in discovering what can be done. A babysitting service is available on a reservations basis by contacting the a Developmental Services, Balltown and Consaul Roads, Schenectady. The program will be held in the Octagon Room, Building 13, at the center.

Mrg.Frear's Funeral Held The funeral of Menetia M. Frear of 634 2nd Lansingburgh, was held this morning from the John J. Sanvidge Funeral Home, and from St. Augustine's Church where the Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated by Rev. Thomas A.

Burke. The bearers were Eugene Thornton, Roland O'Mera, Ron Fields, Waller Passeneau John Seymour and Floyd Moore, Interment was In St, Agnes Cemetery, Cohoes, with Father Burke officiating. Funeral Rites For Mrs. Sheldon SCHAGHTICOKE The funeral of Mrs. C.

Wilson Sheldon of Verbeck Avenue, was held Saturday afternoon from the Hack Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Reifsflyder, pastor of the Presbyterian Uniled Church, officiating. The bearers were Vernon Baucus, Owen Martin, John' McGralh and Warren Verbeck. Enlombment was in Elmwood Cemelery, Schaghtlcoke, until spring, when Interment will in that cemetery. Mrs.

Thomas; Wife Of Author PAWLING, N.Y. (AP)Frances Thomas, wife of newscaster and author Lowell Thomas died at her estate in this Dulchess County com- 1 munity Sunday following a lengthy illness. She was 81. Born Frances Ryan in Hot Springs, S.D., she married the globe-trolling Thomas.in 1917. She is survived by her husband, her son, Lowell Thomas lieutenant governor of A a a a grandchildren.

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Squire was held from the Edward J. Qulnn and Son Funeral Home, not from the Edward Funeral Home as was stated In Sunday Record. The Times Record regrets the error. EUGENE M. McLOUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME 3300 SIXTH TROY Tel.

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