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8 The Times Record, Thursday. December 1974 Earl Dame; Assistant IVTannorpr Of Trnv Strrrp 1 Obituaries iviiuicigcr i ruy oiuie COHOES Earl J. Dame of 31 Congress died a morning al Cohoes Memorial Hospital following an Illness of two months. He was 47. A native and lifelong resident of Cohoes, hi was a communicant of St.

Joseph's Church. A vetcKin of Ihe United Stales Army, he served in Korea during 1946 and 47. For the past 15 years lie had been employed by the Standard Furniture Company and had served as assistant manager of the Troy store for the past two years. IN MEMORIAM In memory of r-y broker aid u.iclt. ciar.es Cep'el.

whs FAMILY CROGAN Dec. mi. WIPE flMCO CCARNEVALE) IT living memo'y of our dear whs ed I9i7. Dear Gad in "leaver rear cjr prayers Gu de sisler win loving care THE FAMILY HAUGHNEY lovirj r-emorv- ct our Kaug'itey. djr.r.g -h Chris-mas season.

be 1-iy rear, sea' if Is to breathe 1ry raT-e Ii loved you deany it dean do H-e same A '1 a. A A A HAUGHKEY HAUGHNIY me-riory of ur rep'-ew, Sl-awn Haugtnev. dur'r-g Ih's Christmas Wifh INS wo'id aM a ber-er. Sadiy -issed. AUKT PAT AND LCKLE LEDGIE LAING In For.3 of r-v Wa'ior.

Lai-ig, passed a a 2 years ago 76. 197? A a r-v frsughls an? LA JEUNESE 11 memory ci Eun'ce Laituneste d-jr Saoly m'ssed. SON DONALD. DAUGHTER-H-LAW 1 PAT. MOSHER In of cjr mo'10', w'-o passed 1 years ago today.

You will always remerrbfrerj fAARlE AND A I MOSHER 1 memory of ny dear friend. H. IvM. A pal, cr.e of Ihe Mif God g'artf erema! res'. FRIEND.

BETTY GREGWARE VINCENT In Icving memory of OL-r s-s'er and i years ago, December 26, 197S. A a in our thoughts aid tviytrs. S'STER HAZEL AND WILDRED VINCENT In lav'pg me-ncry ti rr.y wife. Grace C. Viiceif, wrio passctf away 1 yea's eyo Decfarrber n.

1970. As frnt goes by Love ard remetibranct dlt. DIED CASHMAN AT the residence, 94 New Turnpike Road, December 24, 1974, Florence M. 0 'Sullivan Cashman, beloved wife of Dr, James H. Cashman; sister of Frank J.

O'Sulllvan and Mrs. John (Margaret) Head; aunt of Mrs. Helen Cohen and Mrs. Florence Hughes; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the John J.

Sanvidgc Funeral Home, 115th St. and 411) Friday morning at 10:30, thence to St. Augustine's Church where at 11 a.m. a Concelebrated Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial will be offered. Friends may call Thursday afternoon from 2 lo 4 and Thursday evening 7 lo 9 p.m.

Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. CLAIRMONT Dec. 23, 1974, Louis Ambrose Clairmont, Sr. of 1025 Ethel Fairview Village, formerly of Schenectady; husband of Freida Brooks Clairmont; father of Louis A.

Clairmont of Troy, Joseph A. Clairmont of Jacksonville, Mrs. Jeanne M. Raticki, of Thomaston, Miss Judith A. Clairmont and Miss Rubcrta Lynne Clairmont both of Fairview Village, brother of Paul Clairmont, Miss Zclma Clairmonl, Mrs.

Florence UiMonlagne and Mrs. Edith Murphy all of Schenectady, also survived by one grand- diild and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Saturday morning al 9:15 from 'the Light's Funeral Home, 1428 State Street. Schenec- lady and al 10 o'clock from Sacred Hcarl and Si. a Schenectady where Ihe Liturgy of Christian Death and i a will be celebrated.

Relatives and friends arc invited to attend Ihe funeral and may call al the funeral home Friday evening from 7 to 9. A Christian Wake Service will be held Friday evening ot 7 p.m. at Ihe luiicral home by the Rev. George T. Quinlivan.

fn lieu of flowers contributions may be sent in Mr. Clalrmont's memory lo Miss Judith Clairmont, P.O. Box 222, Fairview Village, Pa. He was Ihe widower ot Ihe former Beulah Whelan and Ihe son of the lale Earl F. Dame.

Survivors are one son, Earl B. a and daughters, Ihe Misses Linda, Donna and Sandra Dame. All children are from Cohocs. Also survived by his mother, Mrs. Emma Dame ot Cohocs, and five brothers, Raymond Dame of Cohoes, Bernard Dame of Waterford, Francis Dame of Troy, Robert Dame of Rotterdam and Lawrence Da me ol grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive The funeral will be held al 10.30 a.m.

Saturday by A.G. Boivin's Sons Funeral Home from the Dufresne Funeral Home, 216 Columbia and II a.m. from St. Joseph's Church, Cohoes, where a concelebrated Mass of Christian Burial will be offered. Inler- ment will be in 1 Joseph's Cemetery, Walcrford.

DIED BYLO Marv C. Fedish, at Hospital, December 25, 1974, beloved wife of the late Michael A. Bylo, mother of Mrs. Richard A. Baker, of Troy, and Mrs.

Henry J. Ingrato, of Green Island survived by 2 granddaughters, 1 grandson, and 10 great- grandchildren. Funeral from the Leahy Funeral Home, 336 Third Street, Saturday morning at 8:30 thence to St. Nicholas Ukranian Orthodox Church Where al 9 o'clock Hie Requiem Service will bo celebrated. Friends may call Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Memorial service Friday evening al 7 o'clock. CONNELL At Lebanon, Dec. 22, 1974, Marion Cummings Connell of 219 a i A Lebanon, formcrlv of Rensselaer, wife of the late Daniel J. Connell; mother of John P. Conncil of and the late Daniel P.

Connell; sister of William Cummings of Troy, A i by 6 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends may call al W. J. Lyons a 1700 a i A Rensselaer, Friday morn- infj 3t 10 clock 3 nd 11 o'clock at Holy Sepulchre East Green- vices. IVES At the Samaritan Hospital, December 23, 1974, Floyd K.

Ives of 17 South Lyon Menands, husband a Swartwout Ives, father of 1.01s J. Ives of Menands, and Mrs. David A. Roblin of New Hartford, grandfather ot Lynne and Jonathan ftoblin. Funeral services will be held at Ihe Church of the Holy Cross, 142 Eighth Troy, Friday at 11 a.m.

Friends may call at Morris 'and Slebbins Funeral Home, 312 Hoosick Thursday evening from 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, if desired, contributions may be made to Ihe Church of the Holy Cross. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. MURCRAY Peter at the residence, Cropseyville, N.Y., December 24, 1974, a a Margaret Burns, brother ot Mrs. Dorothv Brunell, Averill Park, N.Y., and Mrs.

Alice, Basagw of Willsboro, N.Y., Ralph, of Amenia, N.Y., John of North Jay, N. Edward, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Jerry, Peru, N.Y. a a Murcray, also survived by many nieces and nephews. 'Funeral Friday at 9 a.m.

from Ihe A. R. Fox and Son Funeral Home, Congress and 13th Troy and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Francis DC Sales Church where the Liturgy of Christian -Death and i a viil celebrated.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery, Troy. Friends may call Thursday afternoon 3-5 and evening 7-9. MYKRS December 24, 1974, Harry J. Myers, 5 Pine village of Colonie husband of Sadie M.

Dubuque, lather of Slillman Myers, brother of SUinloy K. Myers, Troy; grandfather of Mrs. Nancy Eppelman. Mrs a Corona, and Mrs. Penny Stone.

Funeral services Friday morning 10 o'clock Heilly and Son Funeral Home, 1200 Central Atony (Stop 39 Albanv-SchcnecUidy Rd.) with the Rev. Bruce R. Miller officiating. a i i members a Lodge No. 417 arc inviled and may call Thursday evening 7-9 p.m.

Julius Heller; Veteran Newspaperman, Columnist A A Julius J. days laler he became a a representative of Albany, Heller, 72, of 101 Cherry reporter and two monlhs later which had adopled Nijmegcn who was a veteran court Ihe sports editor. as a sister city. reporter and columnist for the From 1922 to 1946 he served Mr. Heller wrote many Knickerbocker and its as manager of Ihe Press 1 Trov "Passing Parade" columns predecessors, died Tuesday at covcrl at lhe for Knickerbockcr News St.

Peter Hospital of cancer Headquarters on S)ar hc rt Avenue, when many his retirement. pie Belh Emeth, and inter- Ilewa' o'ne of the Hc scrved as Albany City men. was in Beth Emeth omera for new hisloriiin for 10 ears until Cemetery, Loudonville. rosi ned ha ta spaper work. wgs fl founder Mr.

Heller Was a 40-year snrrplarv nf Ihp Alhnnv Tnlin veteran of reporting that in- Mr. Heller covered many founded and was eluded oxionsiTM experience in trials, including the Jack courl reporting. The New "Legs" Diamond trials in nl TM I i York State Bar Association Rcnssclaer County, He look Tr of Award was presented to him last a of in 1970 for "a lifelong conlribu- Diamond, who posed for Kit AlhTnv Id lion to justice through the nn- eu common excellence of his murderer had been acquitted. journalism." Three hours later Diamond Survivors include his wife, was murdered. Sally Levin Heller; two sons, Mr.

Heller graduated from ar Heller of Albany and Albany High School, and After World War II Mr. Miles Heller of Burlington, began his newspaper career in Helier was sent to N'ijmegen, a one brother, Charles 1917 as a copyboy with the Holland city devastated by Ihe Heller of Florida; and four Knickerbocker Press. Two war, to initiate relief efforts as grandchildren. Fred Trihley; Retired Latham Homes Builder LATHAM Fred Tribley, had resided in Latham for the a a 84. of 928 Troy-Sehenectady pasl 40 years.

He was a self- grandchildren, and several was stricken Wednesday employed building contractor nieces and nephews, nf his ro'iiripncp after shovel- lor over 40 vears He built dl iiMuiiLLt: uiii-i aiivvci iwi urvi TJ ji-His. Flinprttt U'ill hn ing snow. He was pronounced many homes in the Niskayuna he satwdav a 2 rom dead on arrival at St. Mary's and Latham area, retiring 20 Hnsl tal years ago. Old London Latham, with Rev.

Warren Bull, pastor of Mr. Tribley was born 111 Survivors include his wife, the Niskavuna Reformed Schenectady, and moved to Harrison Tribley; one Church, officiating. Intermenl Niskayuna as a young boy, daughter, Miss Marion E. will be in Niskayuna Reform- where ho was educated. Hc Tribley of Latham; one grand- ed Cemetery.

DIED DIED DIED FISK Dec. 25, 1 9 7 4 BESSETTE Elizabeth H. Liturgy of Christian Burial DelGracia Ashley ot River (Kiley), of 122 Third Street, will be offered. Bend Pleasantdalc, Waterford, at Ihe Hallmark Friends are inviled and wife of the late Wilbur J. i may call at lhe funeral Fisk; aunt of Mrs.

Theodore December 25, 1974. wife of home Friday 2-5 and 7-9. (Jerino) Olson of Holly Hill. the late Henry J. Bessette, Burial St.

Mary's Cemetery. and Mrs. William sister of James E. Kiley, MOULTON In Watervliet (Helen) Stoppel of Rochelle, Troy, and tlie Margaret, im wm and Mrs. John While of William, and George Kiley.

1ou ton of sixth also survived by several A husband of he Funeral service at lhe nieces and nephews. father of Himes-Miner Funeral Funeral a a 9 OIU ild Helen I Home, 160 Pawling o'clock from the Quandt Moulton. both 'of Walervliet Saturday morning al 9 huneral Home, 23 Broad and John P. Moulton of Ft I in Street, Waterford. and 9:30 Fdwnrd- brother of Mrs Oakwood Cemetery.

Si. Mary's Church. Water- grews'ler, Friends may call at the ford, where the Lilurgy of a i and funeral home Friday even- Christian Death and Burial Mifjnret Moulton all ot ing from 7-9 p.m. will be celebrated, inter- TroV also 'survived by 8 i a a i ment St. Agnes Cemetery, unnrfrhiHrpn and i si tuiucniQrcn BHU i Ertat Entrance on Terrace Place.

Menands. grandchildren MELSEN Christian H. at JTM A Hospital Dec 26 1974 5 and 7 lo 9 Memorial, 2013 husband of Anne Graber rvrnvvi-i i. Br Watervliet, lather of the late Richard C. thepatadv PR Salurday morning at 9 cx-JiLiiixidU) i UCC.

VI nr 1 hpnrp In Se i andfa her 1974. Ruth M. Breen former- church where a Fllpn (t ITU! i i ltK wnett: a RirhanH rkpn' iT ly of 213 Water Mass of Christian Burial will s. 1 1 vit 1 wifc of the late Patrick be suns at 9-30 o'clock in fZ 4d Mte COmie her0f MrS TMTM TM TM Beiie and he WIB ((Ruth) ski Thureday. 7 to 9 1 Kan, NWTM TM nf hp (t 0 and Friday 2 lo 5 and 7 to 9 WellansMclsen.sononne (Catherine) Clas holh of lilp Ppipr and Msron i 1 1 f-ui.

Ii -'larcn Rollerdam, Patrick J. Ilansen Nielsen. O'Connell of Albany and STINSON Al St. Peler's Funeral al lhe Mason Frank O'Conneli of Hospital. December 25, 1974, Funeral Home, 109th Walervliet' also survived bv Agnes DiScenza, of 102 Lan- and Third Saturday grandchildren and 7 great Streel Conocs wife morning al 10:30 o'clock.

grandchildren of Robprt Stinson, mother of Thence to St. Augustine's Funeral from the Cum- John Slinson sisler of Church where the Liturgy of mjngs Fimtral Home 543 William Dushane, Cohoes, lhe Word will be celebrated Tlljrd Av( nu Watervliet MaUhew Dushunc, at 11 o'clock. Interment Saturday morning at 8-30 Mrs Anpa Schermerhorn, Memory's Garden. Ihencc lo St Troi Dushane, Friends may call Friday Brigid's Church where the a Honr Uushane, afternoon and evening 3-5 of lnc cssurc ction Martin Dushane, Mrs. Roy and 7-9 o'clock.

will" be celebrated at 9 (Lillian) Bernard, Mrs. oc Richard (Theresa) Bollon, PHELAN John on I SI. Agnes and lhe late December 23, J974, after a Cemetery Menands rs XIar Mayo; also sur- long illness at St. Mary's Friends mav call Friday viml 4 ra "tlchildren, Hospital, husband ot Ann 2 -9 several nieces and nephews. Belly Safer, father of John nr IVV T1 Funeral Saturday 9 a.m., Howard Gary R.

and "iTesa from the Marra Funeral Michael T. Phealn, brother cG ul llome nemsen a "1 Colum- of William Edward Direct, December 2o. 1974. a bja ree Coh and and Charles E. Phetan, also Samantan Hospital, wife of at Rita churoh wh i by 3 Qllm the Mass of Christian Burial grandchildren.

of lllwi 'Vff will be offered. Funeral from lhe Frank nd "ii" 1 hllre Relatives and friends McDonald and Son 15 may call at the Funeral Funeral Home, 870 Second ptl ar Home, Thursday evening Avenue (at 124th St.) Friday JJJ fr 7 9 and Friday 9:30 a.m., thence to St. WWl rk 111 Trov, also trom 2 and 7 0 Augustine's Church Where 1 I TIIIBI KV FntProrl intn rpsl at 10a.m. Ihe Mass of r.UBLbY 1- ntered into es ri 0 Funeral from the Lcahv ucc. 20, I974.

bt. Alarj Si 'TM cral 336 Third Hospital Troy, Fred Tribley celebrated. Interment St. Siitunlav morning it TM Trov-Schenectadv John's Cemetery. To clock hence Latham, husband of Friends may ca 1 Thurs- OCK snenti.

10 DI Trihlcv day 3 .0 5 and 7 lo 9 p.m. hirch, where al 1 and to Funeral Home. celebrated. Milton F. Tribley; TOURAJIAN At St.

Mary's Friends mav call Fridav 2 grandfalhcr of Mrs. Walter Hospital, December 23, 1974 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. (Janet) Ewing, Loudon- George K. Tourajian, hus- vlllc also survived 4 band of Zabel Ishkanian MURPHY A the McCarthy great-grandchildren and Tourajian, father of Mrs Rest Home, December 26 several nieces and nephews. William Hubicki, George K.

1974, C. Fclicitas C. Murphy Fllncnl1 services from the Tourajian and Margaret ol Trov Towers. Daughter of "TM en Fllneral Home Tourajian, all of Trov, also lhe late Marv Jane Scxlon 01 I- 01 Latham, i 3 and Matthew G. Murphy.

Saturday afternoon at 2 grandchildren. Sister of Miss Kalhryn G. cloclt Funeral Friday morning Murphy of Troy and Miss Friends arc inviled and al 10 o'clock, from lhe Bryce Norethel N. Murphy of ma cal1 Frida 2 5 a 1 1 7 '9- Funeral Home, 276 Pawling Paso, Tc.xas, and lhe late lich ot flowers contri- Avenue, and at 10:30 from Mrs. Hildegard N.

Carhart blllltms ma madc to lhe Holy Cross A i a and Mattanew G. Murphy. Reform Church. Aposlolic Church. Also survived by several ROMANO In Walervliet, Friends may call at the nieces and nephews.

December 25, 1974, An- Funerl Home, Thursday Funeral from lhe John II. tionelte Delia nf 2134 Third from 7 to 9. Inlemenl Clinton Funeral Home, wife of tlie lale Klmwood Hill Cemelcry. Washington Park and Third Dominirk Romano; mother In lieu of flowers, con- Saturday morning al 9 of James Latham, Iribulions to Ihe Holy Cross o'clock. Thence to SI.

Frank J. Romano, Troy, Armenian Aposlolic Church Anthony's Shrine Church Mrs. a a will be appreclaled. where al 9:30 o'clock the Kobicnsky, Rlcardo Mr, Moulton; Mrs, Anstiss Eldred; Retired Custodian Bennington Resident WATERVLIET William P. Moulton, 86, of 1625 Sixth who was a U.S.

Navy veteran ot World War died Wednesday at the Veterans A i i a i Hospital, Albany, after a brief Mr. Moulton was born in Troy, the son of the late James and Mary Luby Moullon. He had been a resident of Watervliet for the past 50 years, and was employed by the Watervliet Arsenal for several years. He later served as custodian for the Watervliet High School, retiring 14 years ago. He was married to the late Helen M.

Connors. Survivors include two sons, a Watervliot; John P. Moullon of Ft. Edward; one daughter, Miss Helen I. Moulton ol Watervliet; three sisters, Mrs.

Mary Brewsler, Mrs. Harvey Dickson, and Miss Margaret Moulton, all of Troy; eight grandchildren and 2 great- grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. from I a Memorial, 2013 Broadway, Watervliet, and at 9:30 a.m. from St.

Patrick's Church, Watervliet, where the Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Interment will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery- Ahmed Ismail A I A i Marshall Ahmed Ismail, 57, the Egyptian war minister who led Ihe Egyptian and Syrian armies during the October 1973 war with Israel died Wednesday in London, whehe ho tuid gone for treatment of cancer. He was also deputy prime minister. DIED Romano both of Watervliet and the late Dominick Romano, sister of Mrs.

Grace Riggio, Walervliet, Mrs. Rose Montelone, Norwalk, Miss Lena Delia and Mrs. Carmel Gia- quinfo both of Walervliet and the late William and Angelo Delia; also survived by 15 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Funeral from the Parker Brothers Memorial, 2013 Broadway, a i Saturday morning al 9:45 o'clock thence lo Our Lady of ML Carmel Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be sung at 10:30 o'clock. Friends are invited and may call Thursday evening 7 to 9 and Friday to 2 to 5 7 to 9 p.m.

WOODS December 24,1974, Frank T. Woods of 252 Delaware husband of a Florence McGrath; father of Mrs. John (Florence) White and Frank J. Woods; brother of Mrs. John (Marcclla) Manion of Buffalo; also survived by 7 grandchildren.

a I McVeigh Funeral Home, 208 North Allen Albany, Friday 9 a.m., thence to St. Mary's Church, Albany, at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives, friends and members of Albany Lodge BPOElks No. 49 and Hotel Bartenders and Restaurant Employes Union are invited and may call at the funeral home Thursday from 4-0 p.m. Interment Cavalry Cemetery, Glenmont.

RAMSAY At Memorial Hospital, Albany, December 24, a A a Ramsay of 36 Bailey Latham, husband of the late Dorothy Coffey; father of Mrs. James (Kathleen) Gras and Mary M. Ramsay both of Latham; grandfather of James Jr. and Kcrriann Marie Gras; son of a i a Ramsay of Albany and the lale Frank A. Ramsay; brother of Mrs.

Colin (Jean) Campbell, Danbury, Conn, and the late Frank A. Ramsay, Jr. Relatives and friends are inviled to atlend the funeral service al St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, Latham, i a i at 10 o'clock. There will be no calling hours.

Donations to the American Cancer Society in i i appreciated. GRANT At Samaritan Hospital, December 25,1974, William Duane Grant. Husband of Mary Robitaille a Father of Mrs. Sandra Jean Young of North Carolina, Mrs. Sharlcne Ellen Fountain and Mrs.

Audna Marie Durelli both of Troy; Brother of Roger Grant of Dill, and i i a Memphis, Tenn. Also survived by 6 grandchildren. Funeral service Saturday morning at 9 o'clock Irom Ihe Bryce Funeral Home, BENNINGTON, Vt. Mrs. Anstiss Holden Eldred, 62, wife of Leon R.

Eldred of Morgan Street, died Monday al Putnam Memorial Hospital after being hospitalized for several months. Mrs. Etdred was born in Bennington, Oct. 8, 1912, daughter of the late Edward and Mary Thayer Holden. She was a graduate from Bennington schools and the Brad- i College in Haverhill, Mass, and the Child's Education Foundation in New York She was a communicant of St.

Peter's Episcopal Church in Bennington and a member of the Bennington Program for Girls. She also assisted at the Bennington Museum Shop. She had recently conducted an International Student program in conjunction with Bennington College. Survivors beside her husband include a daughter, Mrs. Thayer Jolivctte and one son, a of Bennington; two brothers, Judge James S.

Holden of North Bennington and Robert T. Holden of Bennington; one i a MacLaren of Freeport, Tex. and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday from St.

Peter's Episcopal Church in Bennington with Rev. Kenneth W. Costin, rector, officiating. Internment, in the'spring, will be in Park Lawn Cemetery in Bennington. The Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home in- Bennington was in charge of arrangements.

James Ramsay; Employed As Power Firm Worker LATHAM James Alan Ramsay, 55, of 38 Bailey who was a Niagara Mowhawk employee, died Tuesday at Albany Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Mr. Ramsay was born in Albany, Ihe son of Florence Califano and Ihe late Frank A. Ramsay. He was a graduate of Albany High School, and attended Union College.

He had bran a lechnician at Ihe Niagara -Mowhawk steam plant in Glenmont for the past 32 years. He was a member of the 25 Year Club at Niagara Mowhawk. He was a veteran of World War II, having serv- ed in the U.S. Army. He was a communicant of St.

Matthew's Episcopal Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. James Grass and Miss Mary Ramsay, both of Latham; one sister, Mrs. Colin Campbell of Danbury, Conn. He was married to the late Dorothy Coffey.

Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. from St. Matthew's Episcopal Church where the Requiem Service will be celebrated by Rev. Benjamin Nevilt. Interment will be in Most Holy Niskayuna Mrs.

Ruth O'Connell A Rulli M. O'Connell, 81, of 1129 a former DIED 276 Pawling and at 9:30 from St. Paul the Apostle Church. Friends may call at the funeral home, Friday evening from 7-9. interment Oakwood Cemetery.

DuPONT At West Haven, Connecticut, Veterans Hospital, December 24,1974, Joseph Husband of Charlotte Ellsworth. Father ol Gerald DuPont, Troy and Mrs. Lother (Darlene) Bieich of Troy. Brother of a Wilmington, William DuPonl of Coll ton, Texas, Mrs. Marie McDonough, Colonie, Mrs.

Sidney Lobdell of Colonie and Mrs. Angelo DiCocco of Mil ford, Conn. A i by 6 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Fonda's Funoral Home, 190 Second at 103rd Saturday at 9 a.m. Thence to St.

Claire's Church, Colonie, where the Liturgy of Chris- lian Death and Burial will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. I Si. a Cemetery, Walerford. Realtives and friends are invited and may call Friday from 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.

DAME December 25, a i a Hospital, Earl J. Dame of 31 Congress Cohoes. Assistant Manager of Standard Furniture Company, Troy. Widower of Beulah Whelan. Father of Earl Linda, Donna and Sandra Dame of Cohoes.

Grandfalher of Earl F. and Tracey Dame ot Cohoes. Son of Mrs. Emma Dame and the late Earl F. Dame of Cohoes.

Brother of Raymond of Cohoes, Bernard of Waterford, Francis of Troy, Robert of Rotterdam and Lawrence of Cohoes. Several nieces and nephews. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday from Ihe Dufresne Funeral Home, 216 Columbia Concelebrated Mass of Christian Burial SI. Joseph's Church, 11 a.m.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery, Waterforri. Friends may call Thursday evening 7-9 p.m.. Friday afternoon 2-5 and evening 7-9 p.m. Arrangements by A.

G. Boivin's Sons. Watervliti resident, died today at St. Claire's Hospital, Schenectady, after a long illness. The former Ruth M.

Breen, she was born in Hudson Falls, and resided in Watervliet the greater part of her life. She had been a resident of Rotterdam for the past three years. Mrs. O'Connell was a communicant of St. Brigid's Church, Watervliet, and a member of the Rosary Society of that church.

She had been married lo Ihe late Patrick I. O'Connell. i include'two daughters, Mrs. William Hodoroski and -Mrs. George Clas, both of Rotterdam; two sons, Patrick J.

O'Connell of Albany; Frank J. O'Connell of Watervliet; 14 grandchildren a a grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday al 8:30 a.m. from the Cummings Funeral 643 i A Watervliet, and from St. Brigid's Church where Ihe Mass of Christian Burial will lie celebrated at 9 a.m.

Interment will be in St. Agnes Cemetery, Menands. Walter Odede NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) Kenyan nationalist Walter Odede, 68, one of Ihe first blacks to sit in parliament during British rule 'in the country and falher-in-Jaw of assassinated leader Tom Mboya, died Wednesday. DIED I GAMBLE At the Samarilan Hospital, December 24,1974, William H. Gamble of 135.

George Green Island, husband of Helen Byrnes Gamble, father of John W. Gamble of Richmond, and a Stephen J. Gamble, U.S. Army, of Winston Salem, aN.C., grandfather of Stephen J. Jr.

and Mary Elizabeth Gamble, brother ot Francis Gamble of Troy. Funeral from the McNully Funeral Home, 147 Hudson Green Island, Salurday at 9:30 a.m. thence lo St. Joseph's Church at 10 a Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery, Troy.

Relatives and Iriends are inviled and may call at the Funeral Home Thursday from 7 lo 9 p.m. and Friday from 2 lo 5 and 7 lo 9 p.m. The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church will meel at Ihe Funeral Home Friday at 8 p.m. Todays Weather Troy and VicinilyT Moltly cloudy and quite cold tonight" Overnight lows 5 to 10 degrees above zero Partly cloudy breezy, with moderating tcmperalures Friday.

Daylime highs' Ihe 30s. Precipitation probability is 10 per cent tonight and 20 per cent Friday. The sun sels al 4:27 p.m. today and rises at 7:24 a.m. Friday.

Pollulion Index S02, 0.02, low; CO, 2.4, low; soiling, 0.3, Extended Forecast Variable cloudiness Salurday. Fair Sunday. Increasing cloudiness, with a chance of snow developing Monday. Highs in the 30s. Lows in the teens 1 a.m.

2 a.m. 3 a.m. 4 a.m. 5 a.m. 8 a.m.

Temperatures 17 13 10 7 a.m. 8 a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m.

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