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THE TROY RICORD, MONDAY MORNING, PECEMiER 16, 1963 15 The Troy Record "TROY, N. PEC, is, HOURLY TEMPERATURES At The Troy Record Dec. 14 4 a. re. 5 a.

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Mrs. Westbrook Elected Director Of YWCA Mrs. James S. Westbrook Sharps's road, Wynantskill, was elected a member of the board of directors of the Troy and Cohoes YWCAs at a meeting of the board in the Cohces building, 135 Mohawk this past weekend. Youth Jailed For Sassing Policeman Mrs.

Westbrook will fill out the unexpired term of Miss Carol Walker who has moved to Richfield Springs. The term expires in June, 1965. Mrs. Richard G. Folsom presided at the session in the absence of Mrs.

Herbert P. Catlin, the president. Mrj. Weil- brook was nominated for the place on the board by the nominating committee reporting through Mrs. Robert Grouse.

The board approved the names Calling a policeman "dirty cop" ended in a detention cell at Central Police Stalion for a Troy teen-aged boy last night, and two other youths were apprehended by the same patrol- of six delegates to the national man for "fusing to move when YWCA meeting al -Cleveland! or! rE from a downtown street Weather yesterday: Sunny, cold, breezy. Sunrise today: 7:19 a.m. Sunset: 4:22 p.m. (EST). Moon phases Dec.

16, new mooa; Dec. 23, first quarter; Dec. 30, full moon; Jan. 6, last quarter. Cold Wave To "Zero-In" Tonight As ihe Troy Area braces for i continuance of the cold snap high a forecast between 15 and 20 and a lonighl possibly down to 10 below, the western part of the state prepares for more snow.

Although the a Erie storm which dumped 30 inches of snow on Buffalo over the is expected to drop another foot in that region by today, the outlook for Troy is fair and continued cold through at least tomorrow the Albany Weather Bureau said last night. Tomorrow's high is expected in the teens. The Stale Thruway Authority warned last night that drifting snow between Amsterdam and the Pennsylvania border has caused poor visibility in some sections. To a at the Weather Bureau, 9.6 inches of snow has been recorded for the season. next April.

They are Mrs. Catlin, Mrs. William E. Price, Mrs. John Arekian, Mrs.

Georze Borthwick and Mrs. W. Noel Hudson. Troy, and Theodore Gillian. Cohoes.

Mrs. Joseph B. Rosner, chair- lan of the residence commil- reported the residence corns all occupied and a siz- existing for Man Hospitalized Stricken ill yesterday at his homr, Joseph Pclito, 46, of 335 2nd was conveyed to St. Mary's Hospital where he was listed as satisfactory late lasl night. The inhalator was first applied by firemen from Cenlral Fire Slalion and he was then conveyed to the hospital by Ambulance Service Corp.

Edward H. Kalski, rector, as chairman of the Mr. Kalski will be as- isled by members of the Lead- rs Club and by Michael Wood, oimseler at the club. a refreshments, BORN BREEN At Cohoes Memorial Hospital. Dec.

H. 1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breen, a daughter, Mary Kimberly, 7 IDS. 4 ozs.

Mrs, Breen is the former Alexis Ann COIARUOTOLO At Cohoes Memorial Hospital, Dec. 7, 1063, to Mr. and Mrs. Domlano Colaruotolo, a daughter, Tina Marie, sister to Kelly Ann. Mrs.

Colaruotolo is former Loretla Picard 'Of Cohoes. KRAGE At Leonard Hospital, Dec. 11, 1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krage, a daughter, Tracy Ann; sister to Sandra, Stephen and Kevin.

WARREN At Genesee Hospital, Rochester, X.Y., Dec. 11. 1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.

IVarren, a son, Christopher Michael, brother to Jill Anne. Mrs. Warren is the former Sandra Anne Tierney of Troy. CARD OF THANKS SINGER The family of the late Harry J. Singer Jr.

wish to thank N. Y. state Dept. of Heallh, Division of Laboratories and Research; the Verdoy Fire relatives and friends for Mass cards, flowers and all other acts of kindness shown them during their recent bereavement. MEMORIAM In loving memory of lovinj hus band and father.

Herman Brust, who passed away 18 years ago today bee. 16, 1344. December brings sad memories, Of i loved one" gone to rest. You will never be. forgotten.

By the ones- who loved you best. WIFE, SONS AND DAUGHTER. CHEVALIER In ssd and loving memory of our mother, Eugenie Chevalier, who passed away two years ajo Dec. 13 1981. We saw you fading like flower, But could not make you stay; We nursed you with lender kindness Until God called you away.

Oh. Mother dear, we loved you, And our hearts ache inr still; Forgotten by some others. But by us you never will. DAUGHTERS GABRIEL, LEONA CECILE AND JUL1ETT: CHEVALIER In sad and loving memory of ou mother, Eugenie Chevalier, wh passed away two years ago, Dec. 13 God saw the road was getting rough The hills were hard to climb; He gently closed her loving eyes.

And whispered peace Her weary hours, her days of pain Her weary niglits are passed; Her ever patienl worn out frame, Has found sweet rest at last. SONS LEO. CLARENCE, RAYMOND JOSEPH AND ALGER. FITZSIMMONS In loving memory of my rrasban and our father, Wlllitm G. Fit Simmons, who passed away elgn years ago, Dec.

16, 1955. Just eight years ago you left And though we've learned once mor to smile, In our hearts where none can see 1 Wt miss you all Ihe while. WIFE AND DAUGHTER MARGE AND ALMA. )le waiting list lose wish rooms. Mrs.

Parian Hawley, residence man- ser. has been holding a series suppers for residenls. Mrs. L. Merrick Bryce report- for the membership commit- that the association's first ews letter lo members has een mailed Ihe past weekend.

The first of the physical Bless classes which the YWCA sponsoring in the Averill ark High School will open on an. 7 at 8 p.m. and will be eld each Tuesday night. The asses will be conducted under he health, recreational and hysical education department the YW. Boys Club In Rurg Plans Party The Christmas party of the ansingburg Boys Club will be eld i-t 2 p.m.

next Monday al )e club, it was announced Sat- rday by Robert xecutive director. Mr. Gullie has A. Gullie, appointed Jailed was William Thomas, 16, of Congress street, after he was apprehended by Patrolman Donald Filzpatrick in 5th avenue between Congress and Ferry streets. While Kifzpalrick was walking in the street, young Thomas allegedly called him "dirty cop' 1 in passing.

Thomas was charged with disorderly conduct when booked at Central Police Station and remanded to a cell in lieu of S50 cash bail. He will be arraigned this morning in Troy Police Court. Earlier last night, Fitzpatrick arrested I.ee H. Bulson, 18. of Box 53, Center Brunswick, and Warren Harris, 16, of 813 Broadway, Walervliet.

at the corner of Congress and 4th streels. Bolt youths, the police contended, refused to move from the corner when ordered to do so by Fitzpatriek. Bulson was released in $50 bail for appearance this morning to answer a disorderly conduct count in Troy Police Court. The Watervliet boy was released in the custody of his mother. He also will answer a disorderly conduct charge in Troy this morning.

Many To Share Honors In Play A School 10 Students who will participate in the School 10 Christmas program tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. were listed last night. The pro- 2ram will be presented for the PTA. Those participating include Michael Thomas, announcer; Aehille Testa, Robert Elfenbein, clarinet; Gloria Allen, dance; and Mildred L. Miller.leach visit.

The council choir ames and laus with arty. The refreshments will women's direction a visit from Santa gifts for boys in highlight the served by uxiliary, undor the the Mrs. A Broderick, resident. The refreshments include ice cream, cake, andy and soda. Games will a bean ag accuracy contest, bow and rrow contest, clothespin con- est and ping pong race.

Prizes be awarded to winners of is various contests. IN MEMORIAM LEWIS loving memory of my rife, nri our mother. Marjorie E. Lewis, passed away lec. 16, 1347.

years ago. 'ou wished no one a last farewell, lot even said goodbye, 'ere gone before only God fcnoi we knew rty. 'our busy hands are resting now, four work on earth Is done, "our worries are all over now, "our heavenly crown is won. leautiful memories are all we have left, if a wonderful mom we shall never fl HlfsBAND AND CHILDREN. TOWNE In sad and loving memory of our Richard Towne, who passed way one year ago today, Dec.

14, Gone, but not forgotten. SON MARVIN. DAUGHTER-INLAW AND CHILDREN. DEDICATE ENTRANCE--The pastor and trustees of Wesleyan Methodist Church, Wynantskill, gather to dedicate the new front entrance of the church yesterday, Left to right are Rev. Stanley W.

Klcb. Leland Brock, Sherman Cnon- radt, Oscar Robinson, Walter Waltjen and Lyle Bashford. K. of C. Plans Christmas At 3 Homes Joseph G.

Manupella. chancellor of Troy Council, of has been named chairman of the council's Christmas parties to be held Dec. 21 and 22, reports Harold J. Norton, activities chairman. Thomas J.

Brady Sr. is co-chairman. The knights will visit Vandcr- hcyden Hall at 2 p.m., Dec. 21 and St. Colman's Home at 2 p.m.

Dec. 22. On the latter date they visit the Guardian School at 6 p.m. The new chairman said last night that the council will miss one of its favorite homes. St.

Joseph's I a Home, which will not be on the calling list due to its closing last week. Carols under the direction of Joseph Dillon will be sung on author of the program "Santa's Helpers." play, Those who will have roles in the play include John Burek, Peter Tesla, Gail Lundstrom, Raymond Herbert, Kim Chico- ire, James Gulli, Linda Thomas, Michael Brennan, Deborah Phelan, Savaltore Casalc, Donna Buskey; Also, Deborah Marchese, Patricia Gabriel, Paula Jacques, Deborah Prepare, Susan Perrotti, Rosanne Madden, James Davis, Darlene Rushford, Vincent Scorson, Madlyn Marchese and Norien Pulensky. Reports For Basic Pvt. Herman C. Gordinier, son of Dr.

and Mrs. Hermon Gordinier of 314 Hoosick has been assigned to Company with Otto directing will present a varied program. Each child be given a presenl, Manupella said, and carloons will be shown. Santa Clans will accompany the knights. The delegation of knighls wili be led by John R.

Danahy grand knight. James T. Ryan is in charge of transporlalion and Frank L. Kienhoffer in charge of gift presentation. Clovers Corps Receives 30 Trophies Thirty trophies were pre sented to members of Ihe Clov ers Drum and Bugle Corps al their second annual banquet.

Gifts were presented to lead including director; weeks of 'basic training. FUNERAL HOME 837 Street AShley 6-7041 DIED BENOIT At Samaritan Hospital. Dec. 13, 1963, Melvina Le.May of 248 Second wife of the lale Alexander A. Benoit; stepmother of E.

Alida and M. Muriel Benoit Funeral from the John H. Clinton Funeral Home. Washington Park and Third Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, thence to St. Jean the Baptist Church where at 9-30 o'clock a Requiem High Mass will be offered.

Friends are in. vited and may call the funeral home Monday from 3-9. Burial in St. Jean's Cemetery. IRUNDICE--At the HoOilck Falls Health Center, Dec.

14, 19S3, Jay of Potter Hill, husband of the late Havlland; father of Merrill Brundlge of Watervliet, Mrs. Andrew Bormolni of Williamstown, and the late Spencer Brundlse: also survived by four grandchildren and several niece: and nephews. Funeral services Tuesday at p.m. from the Leo J. Mahar Funeral Home, 43 Main Hooslck Falls, Interment in West Hoosick Ceme.

tery. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday afternoon and evening. CHUCKROW--Suddenly at rest Dec. 14, IS53, David J. Chuckrow; husband of Beatrice Oolerc-i Chuckrow; father of Mrs.

Eli (Joyce) Nadel and Judith Cm row: son of the late Joseph Cnuckrow; brother of Irving, Max, Herman, Saul, Lillian Chuckrow; Mrs. Esther Ellonbogen Mrs. Cynthia Altus. Miss Ethe Chuckrow and the late Benjamin and Charles Chuckrow. Services Monday 1 p.m.

at thi Beth Tephilah Synagogue 82 River St. In lieu of flowers klnrf'v make contributions to Beth Tephi lall Synagogue. Mourning ob'erv ance at 187 Plnewoods Troy Arrangements by the Levin Memorial Chapel. COFFEY (Coon)--At Leonard Ho: pital, Dec. 13, 1963, Anna Mansfield Coffey of 156 Paine Green Island, wife of the late Daniel A CofTfy; mother of Henry C.

Coon of Troy; grandmother of Cynthl L. Coon; sister of the late Mrs Grace Dorrman. Funeral from the McNulty Fu neral Home, 147 Hudson Ave Green Island, Tuesday morning a o'clock, thence to St. Joseph' Church where a Solemn Requien Mass will be celebrated at 9:3 o'clock. Interment in St.

Peter' Cemetery, Troy. Relatives an friends art Invited and may at the funeral horns. Monday fror 3 lo 5 and 7 to 9 o'clock. The Rosary Society and Moth ers Cluh of SI. Joseph's Churc Courl.

Joseph, CDA, wl meet al the funrral home evening at I o'clock. DIED ORBETT--Dec. 12, 1963, Mary M. Corbett, at her residence, 43 Walnut Cohoes. sister of Helen M.

Corbett; aunt of Frank E. George of Beverly Hills, Mrs. Omer P. Seneeal of Cohoes. Funeral Monday morning from the residence at 9 o'clock and 9:30 SL Agnes' Church where a Solemn Requiem High Mass will be sung.

Interment St. Agnes' Cemetery, CohoeE. 'AVIS--Ethel Dec. 13, 1963, at Ballston Spa, of 211 North Seventh Slechanicville, mother of Mrs. Constance Greene, Mechanicville; sister of Mrs.

John O. Edwards. Granville, N.Y.; grandmother of Kenneth J. Greene and Marjorie E. Greene, both of Mechanicville.

Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. from the Dunn Funeral Home, 319 Park Mechanlcville. Burial in Poultney, Vt. 'OYLE-- Dec. 15, 1S63, Catherine C.

Doyle of 70 Hurlbut Albany; wife of the late John F. Doyle; mother of Mrs. Peter G. (Mary! Cebula; sister of Mrs. Margarite T.

Ryan of Troy, also survived by 2 grandchildren. Funeral from the Edmund J. C. Dascher Sons Funeral Home 298 2nd Albany. Wednesday morning at 8:30 thence to St.

James Church where at 9 o'clock a Solemn Requiem High Mass will be celebrated. Relative. 1 and friends, also members of the Altar- Rosary Society of the church are Invited and may call at the funeral home Tuesday after 4 p.m. ESAIAN At Samaritan Hospital, Dec. 13, 1863, Rebecca Vartanian Esaian, wife of the late Harry Esaian; mother of Miss Virginia Esaian and Miss Gladys Esslan both of Troy; Mrs.

Moses Monou- klan of Washington, D. Mrs. Moes Dormanjlan of Waterford; Mrs. Avedis Ifakimian of Albanv; also survived by seven grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral from the residence, 1509 Hutton St.

on Monday at 1:30 o'clock and at 2 o'clock from the Armenian Calvary Congregations Church. Interment Elmwood Hil Cemetery. In lieu of flowers con tributions to the Armenian Calvary Congregational Church will be appreciated. FILOCK--At the residence, Dec. 12 1953, Margaret Fedorko, loving wife of the late George Felock mother of Mrs.

James H. Rogers Syracuse, Andrew G. Felock, Mrs John P. O'Nell and Mrs. Zachary Zendran, all of Wateryliet; als survived by six grandchildren.

Funeral Monday morning 8:3 from the residence of her son 1809 Fourth Watervllet thence to St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church where at 9 o'cloc a Solemn Requiem High Mass wll be sung. Burial St. Nicholas Cem etery. FINCH--Minnie Green, 6Z1 5th Ave it Leonard Hospital, Dec.

15, 1963 wife of the lale Lemuel S. Finch mother of Vilda L. Finch; aunt Mrs. Ralph Brown of Brighton and Gordon T. Green Tuscon, Ariz, Funeral at the Mason Funera Home, corner of 109th street an 3rd avenue, Wednesday morning a 11 o'clock.

Interment Elmwoo Cemetery. Sdughticoke. Friend may call Tuesday afternoon' an Tuesday evening until 9 o'clock. nstructor. The corps auxiliary pressnt- i a gift to Mrs.

Muriel Cava- augh in recognition of her ork as treasurer. Snecial wards went to Cathy While, Cathy Cavanaugh, Patty Evans, 3aniel Cavanaugh, Robert Finn nd Robert Smollen. DIED HILL--At Leonard Hospital, Dec. 14, 1963. Daisy E.

Hill, sister of Theophilus Hill of Fort Lauderdale, and Miss Clara Hill of Troy; aun'. of Mrs. C. W. Whalen of Brunswick Road.

Mrs. Rea A. Ashton of Troy. Mrs. Lionel McCauley of Mcnands, Nelson Potter of Hoanoke, and Quinlon Potter of Maryland; also survived by several grand nieces and nephews.

Funeral Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the Bryce Funeral Home, 1320 Fifth Ave. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday afternoon and evening. Interment Elmwood Hill Cemetery. MARSOLA1S Suddenly, Dec. 14, 1963, Raoui 0.

of 71 Green Island Latham; husband of the late Nellie Vucheler; son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Athaness Marsolais; brother of Joseph of Cohoes Walervliet; Mrs. Mary Doran, Mrs. Bertha Shnpkin, both of Latham, and Mrs.

George Folcy of Green Island. Funeral on Tuesday at 9 a.m. from the Robert F. Dufrcsnc Funeral Home, 149 old Loudon Latham, and at 9:30 a.m. from St.

Ambrose Church where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated. Relatives and friends are invited and may call at the funeral home Monday after 2 p.m. and evening. MORIN--Armand Dec. 13, 1963, at the Nightingale Nursing husband of Florence Purccll; brother of John of Cohoes, Raoul of Flushing, L.I., Mrs.

Louis R'Heaune of Berlin, N. Mrs. Eva Cute and Mrs. Herman Vln- cclette. Phoenix, Arizona and Mrs.

William Evers, Troy. Funeral from the Frank P. Me Donald Funeral Home, 870 Seconc (at 124th St.l Monday, 9:30 a.m., thenc! to St. Church, where al 10 a.m. a Re quiem Mass will be celebrated Interment St.

John's Cemetery MURRAY--At Hemstrcet Park, Me chanicvilie, N. Y. Dec. 14, 1963 Mrs. Mary E.

Murray; wife Robert C. Murray; mother of Oren J. and Kenneth Murray ail of Hemstreet Park also survived by 23 grandchildren and 4 grea' grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 9:30 a flora the Dunn Funeral Home, 319 Park Mechanicville and at 10 a.m from St. Luke's Episcopal Church RPI Carols, Ice Ballet Pack House It was a standing room only audience which enthusiastically packed the DPI Field House last night for the annual presentation of "Campus Carols," a show which combined the con- iiderable talents of the Elmira College Chorus, the RPI Glee Club and Orchestra and the RPI Figure Skaling Club inlo a pageant of colorful Christmas music and dance.

The highlight of Ihe program, which was under the direction of Joel H. Dolven, professor of music at RPI, was a choral version and ice ballet of Tchaikovsky's "Nulcracker Suilc." This was the first performance of the work here since the Campus Carols of 1955. The combined Elmira Chorus and RPI Glee Club along with Ihe orcheslra on slage performed the celebrated Christmas suile while 29 figure skal- ers did a complicated and colorful interpretalion of Ihe "Over- lure, Dance of Ihe Sugar Plums," "Trepak," "Dance of the Toy Flules" and "Waltz of the Flowers." Starting the program, the 70- member glee club, directed by Mr. Dolven, sang French, German and English carols. Of par licular note were "Gesu Bambino" wilh barilone William Haller singing Ihe solo and the spiritual "Mary Had a Baby" in which tenor William Ealer sang solo.

Members of the Elmira Chorus, directed by Forrest Sanders, sang solos in "0 Holy Night." Later in Ihe show Ihe chorus and glee club did nine sections of Handel's "The Messiah" in- luding the string "Hallelujah Chorus." Not lo be lefl out, the audi- nce joined the ensemble in inging traditional carols and left the field house walls airly reverberaling wilh the hords of "Joy to the World." 4 Hurt In Latham Crash Serious injuries were sus- ained Saturday night by four! teen-agers, a Troy girl, the car in which they were struck a telephone booth, ower pole and parked vehicle 9 south of the Latham Traffic Circle. Of th? four, three girls and a boy. Miss Kathfrir.e Steel, 16, 1 Havermans was the east seriously hurt. She was listed as satisfactory at Albany Memorial Hospital late last night. Memorial Hofipital reported Sherry Evertson.

16. of 200 Green Albany, as poor. She suffered multiple head and body injuries in the one-car accident which occurred at 10:40 p.m. Saturday. Bruce Polifjtiin, 19, of 21 Morris Albany, was said to be the driver of the automobile, which was demolished in the series of crashes.

Poliquin, also being treated at Memorial Hospital, was fair last nisht. He sustained head and facial cuts and possible internal injuries. Diana McCord, 16, of 200 Green Albany, suffered numerious cuts and bruises and was said to be fair by a Me morial Hospital attache. Colonie police stated the foui were traveijng south in Koute 9 after having left Guptill's Skating arena. The mishap happened in front of Ihe Lalham Motel.

It is believed by Colonie police the vehicle firsl rammed a power pole, careened off into an outside telephone booth and then into a parked auto owned by Gabriel Gazeione, Apt. 4, Griswolij Heights. The Evertson girl had reportedly attended the wedding of a sisler, Annette, earlier Saturday at the Wellington Hotel Albany. Burglars Steal $3,216 From Latham Store Burglars broke into a Latham Shopping Center store early yesterday morning and removed 53,216.45 in cash and checks, Colonie Police reported last night. Thieves entered Kay's Newport Shoe Store, in the east section of the shopping center, using a window to the women's rest roo-i.

They pried a quarter-inch steel bar from the brick housing around the sash and entered the one-story building on the south side. A cssh. register in the store proper was opened and S508.83 taken. Nothing else in the store lad been disturX'd, police dli- losed. The biiJfc of the loot was taken from the office of John 3rant, store mancger, who resides in Latham.

Two money bags were stolen 'rom a desk drawer in Grant's office. One contained $1,966,73 and the second 5740.89. Grant discovered Ihe unlaw- 'ul entry at a.m. yesterday when he went to the store to do some book work. Store personnel had closed up about 10 p.m.

Saturday. Colonie police stated the burglars left the store through a Noah Gould at the piano. Irs. Daniel Post was narrator nd Mr. Post stage manager cing in a Hawaiian scene cere E.

Noah Gould, Dr. Samel J. Werlin, Dr. David Mar- haill and Charles Ehrlich. Other members of the cas ncluded, Mr.

and Mrs. Rosner, Mrs. John Newell, Mrs lerald Goldberg, H. Gerald tohen, Mr. and Mrs'.

Arthur iCvin, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour IHler, Mrs. Edwin A. Wein ierg, Mrs.

Lester Toppal and ilrs. David Marshall. Junior ctors included Misses Donna nd Ellen Cohen, Miss Barbara Verlin and Robert Rosner. The play was written anc irected by Mrs. Samuel Verlin.

Mrs. Gerald Levin was charge of the kitchen assist- by Mrs. Charles Margolin Vfiss Ruth ilarinsky headec he finance committee. Mrs. Samiof handled reservations.

DIED PALMER--Haftie J. of 579 Slxlll North Troy, Dec. 13, 1963, sister of Mrs. Florence CavanauKh; aunt of Mrs. Helen Budlong, Andrew Cavanatigh Warren J.

Broderick, Charles Martin Eugene James P. and Albert W. Broderick. Mrs. Harriet H.

Leffler, Mrs. Margaret M. Buckley and John Palmer; also sister of the late Mrs. Grace A. Broderick.

Funeral services Monday morning at 8:45 o'clock from the J. J. Curley Funeral Home, 618 Fifth North Troy, and 9:15 o'clocV at St. Augustine's Church where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated. I A At St.

Mary's Hospital, Dec. 14 1963, Katherine M. Quinan of 29 JefTcrson daughter of the late Anne and Roger The home he open Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m MYLtTT--At Veteran's Hospital, A1 bany, Dec, 14, 1863; Edward L. 18CO Tibbets brother i William .1. and Grace E.

Myletl. Funeral from the William A Toohey Ftrncrs! Home, 114th and 2nd avenue, Wednesday morning at thence to St Francis de Sales Church where Requiem High Mass will bi celebrated at 9:30. Friends ar Invited and may call it the funera home Tuesday frnm 4 tn 9 o'clock Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Quinan; sister of Edward M. Quinan and the late John, Joseph R.

and James Quinan; aunt of Dr. James R. Quinan, Mrs. Albert Gendron, Mrs. Michael Prokop, John R.

and Edward J. Quinan. Funeral from the John H. Clinton Funeral Home. Washington Park and Third Monday morn- Ing at 11:30 o'clock, lo St.

Mary's Church where at 12 o'clock a Solemn Requiem. High Mass will be offered. OUIMBY--Suddenly at Leonard Hospital, Dec. 13, 1963, Lawrence r. Qulmby of 142 Davis Waterford, husband of Marjorie Lsrra- bse; father of Edward P.

Quimby of Troy; also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral from the Finn Funeral Home, 102 Third Waterlord Monday morning at 11 o'clock with Rev. W. Harolo Robinson, pallor of Waterford Methodist Church officiating. Interment In Water ford Rural Cemetery.

MED-Ellzaoelli at her resl dence, 622 Fifth North Troy Dee; 13, 1963, lister of- Mrs. James Clhill of Troy; also survived several nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday morning a 8:45 o'clock from the John J. Cur ley Funeral Home, 618 Fifth Ave. North Troy, and at 9:15 o'clock at St.

Augustine's Church where Requiem High Mass will be celebrsted. Friends may call the funeral homo Monday after noon after 3 o'clock. Interment In St. John's Cemetery, Troy. RYAN--Leo J.

at the V. A. Hospital Albany Dec. 14, 1963; son of the late Michael J. and Mary Ellen McGowan Ryan; brother of Mrs Margaret Lesson, Charles A Edward A.

Ryan all cf Melrose N. Y. and Mrs. William P. Fllkii of Maryland, N.

Y. also survive' by several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Leahy Funera Home 36 Third St. Wedncsda morning at 8:45 thence to John's Church, Schaghtlcoke whor at 9:30 a Requiem High Mass wi be celebrated. Friends may ca Tuesday afternoon and evening.

fierilli Sholom Presents Variety Show Temple Berith Sholom pro- ertted a variety rhow in the estry rooms on Saturday eve- ing. Mrs. dueled H. Gerald Cohen storing, with con- Mrs. Crescent Hose Auxiliary Seats Mrs.

DeVoe Mrs. Betty DeVoe was install president of the W. K. Mans- 'eld Hose Co. Auxiliary at a linner Saturday at the Wes 1 Crescent Fire Hall.

Other officers installed in iluded Mrs. Agnes Primeau ice president; Mrs, Dorothy ilasso, secretary; Mrs. Bertha 'ariteau, treasurer; Mrs. Betty ontaine, floral secretary; Mrs Mary i chaplain; Mrs Esther Hillebrandt, historian. Mrs.

Norma Sequin, parlia mentarian; Mrs. Belly Bells issistanl secrelary; a a Primeau and and Miss Mrs 'lanche Desnoyers, Tfergeants- at-arms. Installing officer wa: Jrs. Agnes Primeau. dinner vas served and a grab bag fol owed.

Dancing was enjoyed. DAVID J. CHUCKROW DIED iHELTOH--Suddenly in Walervliet Dec. 14, 1963, Edward L. Shelton son of Edward L.

Shelton Sr. and Mary Denning; brother Gerrisb of Watervliei and Ralph HIdley, Troy, grandson of Mrs. Merle Denning, St. Petersburg, Fla. and Walter Shelton of Sctienectady.

Funeral from the Parker Bros. Memorial 2013 Broadway Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, thence to SI. Patricks Church where a Requiem High Mass will bft sung at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited and may call Monday eve- nin? 7 to 9 o'clock. WALSH--At St.

Peter's Hotpllil, Albany. Dec. 12, 1963. Viola M. Mil- Ictt Walsh of 245 Ontario Albany, wife of the late John Walsh; sister of Mary G.

Millelt, Troy; aunt of John Donald H. and Michael Milled of Portland, Ore. Funeral Monday morninf at 9:30 o'clock from the McLougnlln Funeral Home, Glen and Sixth thence to St. Patrick's Church where a Solemn Requiem Mail will he offered at 10 o'clock. WHITNEY-- At U.S.

Vettrins Hospital, Alinny, N. Y. Dec. 14, 1963. David of 176 Fifth Troy, husband of the late Margaret T.

Reflty, survived by several and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted at the J. W. Burns Sons Inc. Fifth Ave.

Funeral Chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends may call Monday afternoon and evening. Heart Attack Kills Head Of Troy Finn David J. Chuckrow, 51, of 187 Pinewoods president of Joseph Chuckrow Sons, of 41 River died of a heart attack Saturday evening while attending the Harvard-Williams College basketball game at Wil- iamstown, Mass. Mr.

Chuckrow was slricken while sitting in the stands just Before the game was to begin. He was taken to North Adams, Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. A lifelong resident of Troy, he acted as director of sales in charge of his company's a i al and export trade. He had jiist completed a term as presi- of the National Poultry, Butler and Egg Assn. and had been named chairman of Ihe board of lhat- organization al a meeting in Chicago, 111., lasl September.

Mr. Chuekrow was to altencl the World Poultry Congress in Japan early next year and ha been appointed by the late President Kennedy as a dele gale to the Conference on Trade to be held in Washington. Basketball Champion A graduate of Troy High School, he was a member the 1929-30 championship has kelball leam. HE was a graduat of the College of Arts and Sci ences al Cornnll University attended the University of Wis cousin and Albany Law School Al Cornell he was a member of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternil and Red Key, the junior men's honor society. He was active in athletics al Cornell, earning lelters in basketball, basebal and soccer thprc.

A veteran of World War he was awarded the purple hearl. Mr. Chuckrow was vice presi. rlenl anrl director of. the State Poultry a member of the Saratoga Racing the Tri Cities Cornell Club and the Cor nell Club of New York, as wel us Troy Lodge, Knights of Pythias.

In Veterans Organizations He was a mpmhoi- of Leo Blume Post, VFW; David Chod ikoff Post. Jewish War Veter ans; Disabled American Veter ans and Nohln-Callahan Post American Legion. He was a member of Beth Tephilah and of Temple Beth El. Surviving are his wife, Ihe fonrmr Beatrice Hnlemsn: Iwo daughters, Mrs. Eli Nadel nf Rronxville and Miss Judith thuckmw of Troy; four hrofh- r-rs, frving Chi'ckrow of Albany, Max.

Saul and Herman Chuckrow, all of Troy: four sisters. Miss Lillian Chuckrow and Mrs. Raymond Ellenbngen. both of Troy; Mrs. HarrH Altus of Al- banv and Miss F-thel Chuckrow of New York City.

Funera! services will be at 1 o.m. today frnm Rcth Tephilah Synaaosiie, 82 River with Rahhi Cohen offiriatins. Burial under the direclion of he Levinc Memorial Chapel, Albany, will be in Beth Tephi- ah Cemetery. rear exit door which the man- iger found unlocked on arriving al the store yesterday morning. Camp Fire Units Plan Festivities The Wi Con Te (Happy Tcarts) fifth grade and the Mia Ca Sa (Young Women), eighth grade, Camp Fire and Junior High groups of St.

Peter's Parsh hold their Christmas arty al 3 p.m. Saturday at Ihe jyceum. A special Chrislmas ceremony will be presented under Ihe di- of Mrs. Paul Szemkow, cader. Cathy Tillolson, Diane Caruso and Maureen Spain will iight Ihe woheio candles.

Junior High Camp Fire Girls Sandra Akslull, Krislm Cooncy, Darlenc Gervais, Mary Ann Ebenhoch, Freda Mason and Linda Seymour will light special "Christmas wondorous gifts" candles. Miss Rosemary Ebenhoch and Judith Szemkow, Camp Fire Girls, will do the traditional hanging of the wreath and placing of the Christmas candlo. Mrs. Robert Ebenhoch, as- sislanl leader of Camp Tire, will award honor beads lo the girls. Misses Karen Hart, Erin Cooney, Georgelle Bcauvegard will extinguish the woheio candles and Miss Sandra McMeel, as- sislanl leader of Ihe Junior High group, will extinquish the wondorous gifts candles.

Guests besides the mothers of the girls be Rt. Rev. Hsgr. Malhew Brennan and the sisters of the school. The Camp Fire and Junior- High groups will have a display of handwork prepared for the Inlernalional Needlecrafl Guild.

A puppel show under Ihe chairmanship of Miss Spain will also be presenleti by Ihe Camp Fire group. Refreshments under the chairmanship of Miss. Ebenhoch will have an international flavor A grab bag will also be feature of the party. During the past week, service, were held In the Gardner Kirl Me morial Chanel and Crematorium in Oakwood Cemetery for the follow Ing: VIOLA MIDDLKTON DEL SALMON ALFRED WHITTAKER ELMER H. MILLER A R.

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