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rt, aakftlWl I Gannett SuburbanNewspapers fJtr IS. 1994 23A oanx Ken Carson, former singer with Sons of Pidneers, dies 1 i- I Weak UMa of Week! af Omm wiNkit Omr imdWlw arandcWttan. AN a aurvfuad by' ntocai and nafaM. I na tamlhf arid recalm Manta Sat pftu Sun and 7 am at lha WILLIAM H. GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME, IBM Boetai Foal Rd.

HIE NHPNI MvwVGO Vi BV ftM puviu, laadt Aar IX NH Monday II am af (hf Rya Frad af Narlh Tanytam SwWMd by WIN an hdamant Graanawad Victoria. Ona Daughter tamarla Valdex camatary. In lau of Two SWars and TW GrandchRdran Sana to lha Graamddi HmUM Haapioa Ranoaina DWYER FUNBtAL HOME, wuM ba aaaradatod. Broadway. Tanvtown an Friday HIM PAL Funeral Mato SL Tara- aat Churdi.

North Tarrytaan an Sahr- aaEaarYBaAAA day AAA bdamianf Slaapy HoSaw INMcMUKIAM MURPHY, Janaali (Banana) Daar Joa A blanddda Sha yourana ana could avar convara and no rnnltor hMv tor away you am wan atanya ba to-. aRdr in. aur haartx I JLaa you Joa ahuvs foravar your bad bland BraB Ken Carson, a former New Rochelle resident who was a member of the Sons of the IV oncers country-western singing group, died April 8 in SL Lubes Hospital in Jacksonville, Fla. He was 79. He was born Nov.

11, 1914, on a Cherokee Indian reservation in Colgate, Okla. When he was 1, his family, moved to Wichita where he lived for several years before moving to Los Angeles. 1 He was playing the guitar by age 12, and two years later was a member of the Beverly Hillbillies band. He toured with. the.

group for several years. When he was 19, be appeared in a minor role in thk Academy Award-winning movie.Tt Happened One Night. He spent the next several years singing and playing the guitar around California. In 1942, Roy Rogers invited him to join" the Sons of the Pioneers, a well-known country and western singing group that appeared in about 30 movies. He wrote several songs performed by the Pioneers.

Mr. Carson, who was known as "Shorty, was the lead singer on Tumbling Tumbleweeds and Coed Water, both gold records. Carson joined Garry Moores radio show. Two years later, he moved from California to New York with the-show. At that time, he moved to New Rochelle and joined Wyka-gyl Country Club.

Aifor the show closed in 1958, Mr. Canon married Gretchen 'Lynch." He remained active, appearing in several Cerebral Palsy telethons and making an album with the Pioneers. He was a regular with the Bill Harrington Society Band and played at the weddings of Patricia and Julie Nixon, daughters of former President Nixon. He was a regular performer at former Vice President Rockefeller's home, Semirctind, he moved to Delray Beach, in 1979. There.v he played and sang for various parties at country clubs and private homes.

his wife, Mr. Carson is survived by. a son, Paul Scott Carson Warren, Ohio; a daughter, Coy Brooke Scobie of Umatilla, a sister, V. Berry of Los Angeles; and (bur grandchildren. Arrangements are being han-' died by the Lorne Sons Fu-.

neral Home in Delray Beah. On AarS IX. IfM Ba-tawad huaband af lha lata AnaaSna (naa CksoBni) Darla Dawatod tolhar ef Fetor. A Darla GrandtaRwr af Joaarh Darla Brslhar ef Jaan Acampara Sam Dend-deft, 'Anthony Atoart Darla Rooca Carbto. Rapoalnp GEORGE.T.

DAVIS, 14 La Court Ptaca New RadiaSa Thura 7-fpm, Frt 7-fpm. Maaa Bieaaad Scaramanl Church. t30 am OlMssTIOni VBnlifyi SISTO PAINO DIRECTORS nay) of Yenkan an -Waikiaiday. April IX im Batouad wlto at Bw tola Arthur (Dutch) DwMhardl. Laukto mothar af lha lata Canton Waalwood Daar aiator of John McKJrmev and May Gruba.

Flt-. naral aandcae wH ba hold af THE WHALEN BALL FUNERAL HOME INC. IM Park Am (comar of i wood) an Saturday, April am Moment, Oakland Canw houra, Friday, 1-4 7-f pm PRATT AROLL Mitto an April IX IM Maw af ChrWIan Buriat Saturday. am Corpus Chrtell Church. Burial dS toOow In SL Marya Cams-tary, Rya Break, NY.

Friandl may caS Pl THE CASTIGLIONE FONERAL IM Hamilton Am Graanadch, CT, on Friday. S-f pm MALSTEAa of Rota Town --t ky ladte ylWB wVfo dBUOMlFlf (BUT and -aauan aranddddran VWNnp Friday, -4 7-fPM EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME. Aahferd Am Debba Far-. ry. Samoa MdSAM Sd ramclHI Owpat MwnsrWa to lha Graanburph sefci building superintendent PAID LISTINGS 1- V- .15.

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LIST OF DEATHS McBUIOV-FLVNNFM. OC. MT.VBINON Jj LEE OWOpOFUNEnAL NONE NJNERALHOMB FUWWAL NOME PIC ItSTOaFAMODMECTOm auumeana. MaiaaKC LLOYD MAXCrSEEAUCHAMP CMAFEL A J. DOOSEY RINEhAL NOME EMVELEMn EpLCUMY FUNERAL NOME FLBASANTVBAE eIecnee funeral hone WLUAM a GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME DWYER FUNERAL NOME UTT, Mary IMartN laaa IhCHERgOF DUCNYHSKI-THE PAMLENE PALL FUNERAL NOME OK.

JiMifo DAVID A HODOBI ION MC mCKAL NOMC FRATTANOUMvti A. THE CASnCUONE RWML HOME BLrrT.Mary (Maria) bea Thunday, April IX HM. Batotad nda arf du IU tilM-J thda rB aPpm toto min WV WCmBI BBBDi mw Vm BW Chartoa A. BUR. Dauutod alitor at Mri.

Mkfwd IMUdrad) Kutlak and tor aunt of Michael Kulak. Jr. Dauphtor of DUCHYNSKI-CHERKO FUNERAL HOME. BfC. Ill Ysnkara Am Dhttae Uturpy to Sw Holy TrtnSy Ruaalan OrlhodM Churdi on Sd, April It 11 am totomwd.

Oakland Cmiw- toy. EwantoB aaratoH. Friday pm VliStoE houra, Friday, 1-4 and 7-f pm BROOKX Satow Data al dMto April IX IVM. Spoup at Bw dacaaiid Maurice Bradkrd Brook namtd Marvin Brook! GA i Laahlci Roalyn IMghfi mnooinv nramv nbbbm LlAam, ERA NmWf JMBI OF WnWIi MX VMil Mary E. Alton, Endhr Janm WWa (X WSSama and Laura Gtowr of Ml.

Var-naa Ftoranca Broaai-d Montclair NJ a ri BHB LtoTlV WMMinB WXIMHBII HL IS nlaca t. 11 naahaaia. Rapottoa LEE a WOOO FUNERAL HOME. E. 2nd SI, ML Itonan Frt April IX S-fpm Fw-nwd aarvtoa Sd.

April MdOam at Macwtenla BarNtf Church. KanNca Camatary. (Fanhy) an April IX IfM. Apa II. Batotad will of meUNT of lha tola Lerrataa Ralnona.

Dear- atator of Frank, (Sana, Vlncant and Joiarh GkiMlne, Catmato Anne Sabama and lha tato Antotorito Fn-dna. Pavptod prandmaBiar af Donald and Etona Ratoona. Funard Maaa Saturday MO am Our Lady Ml. Car-mal Church. Rapadna lha BURR-.

DAVE SHARPE FUNERAL HOME. INC- it Third Awanua, Ml NY. an Fgday. tram 1-4 and 7-f pm- jjScAROq Cawatonaa Marta an April IX 1tX In River data, NX Ibrmarty at Eailchattor. Batotad wife of Jaaaah.

Dawatod mother ot Anna Maria WmL Marta Grahadto and Carmata Lana. Aha aurvtvwd by ala orandchHdran. VHINila at lha WESTCHESTER FUNERAL HOME. BfC- Eaakhaator, Saturday and Sunday, ad 7-f am Funeral Maaa. Dnmacuiata Conception Church, Tucfcahea, Monday, April is at am Entambmarf.

Famed! Maun-hum Friende wha aMi may canlribuia to lha American Dtabataa AitadaPoa MS Ctoarbraok Rd. EbnatorX NY 1090 ar The Arthrdt FaumtoPoa 715 Ma-. mwnranadi Awanua. WNto Flatox. NY foBm im EtoMtom wa Yrtenuar 3r wurr profound' aemarw' announca lha pawtoa of aur lu-dl llMdiwa BiuhMi MBuBtoS Os PdQNJavl Ladaa AM.

trid conduct aarvlGN BEECHER FUNERAL HOME, Sunday, an April IX 17M. Batovad of Barqpd. Dawatod Idhar pf Jctarh. Loving and Roppl SacandAnnlwiriarv. Stator to Hatwan da anylhina to aNI have my aiator.

but Hanuan la a real af lha A'atoca Mlhcut pabi and aor-row, a pardon af roaaa that arawi wah-but water. The Lard haa chsaan toe ona I' ppm away. AMhoudi va tod yau, wa a wRh ua. A paidan haart i top, God bnka aur haarto but ha aava uaatranaRiBoauraat totocaeurloaa. Hv nBMQr MMii HuHVi NIOm Grand Nlaca and whar rato-to mourn Rad to totad aidar RKMARDXI HAPPY SECOND ANNIVERSARY IN HEAVEN Mom you Ml bahtod a Id af memor-ladi tor ua to chartafL- You art dearly -totad and mhaod by aX Wa aNS can't baiava vau'rt aont.

Your dradi Ml a hoto to our haarto A halo Bid na -ana canto. Our heart Mead lor you. ttopav AAothar1! Day, Mama Lawaalwava YBur kkto, wanddddran, caudm eon in law, fttonda LODGE NOTKES Jggmgg Rgmlng Mesigr lUaaami a -w-HBn i mWhu Wimi MMtmRiTf BgOmPn' SPECIAL NOTICES Apr ix IfM A an of lha tola Enrico Romlkto Man-aanato. Loving brother af Orada (Chip). Frank too Amato, Ja ANrad ManpanaHL Atoo aurvtvwl by amrd ntocaa, naphewt, arand-ntocai Mau Saturday at Sacred Hurt Church MAM.

tatarmad Haty RMueLa tokim sepmavv unggnrt PNPogns the BURR DAVIS-SHARPE FUNERAL NOME INC, It 3rd Am, ML Vbman. NY, an Friday 1-4 7-fPM. totad Rowan, any contribution to lha JW. Vbman -t mfpmm wowo og grwnv i Namr known to tax Oh. mad Paautltul of AM.

CarmaL FruHlM Vtoa. imkM Os niMni MIBBB MDnlu Os Rw Son God towniculato Virgin, ml ma In my naotaatot. Oh, Star of flw Sax hato ma and ahow ma herein You Mm mi ARUkaa Mi Uaki Ofw luy MWi Ulto nut RWyi WBRIir ot God, Quean af ttoamn and Earifu I humbly baaaach You tram Bw bottom my haart to auccor to. my nacat-aNy (make ranuari). Thar are non tod can wRhdand You powar.

Oh coned wad wdhauf abv pray tar who hava.racoura to Tha. 0 itowa) Holy Mary, placa Rd cauta to Your banda (1 RmaaL Say Rita graver tori canaacuRva day! You mud aubRah and wto arantod to you FJU). IXanb you St AaBwav SL Jud FJWDl CARD OF THANKS SACRED HEART OF JCSUS ST. JUDE Thanh you tor h-pyw! 1 CJ1 Charles G. Weeks, building superintendent and a longtime Rye resident, died yesterday at Greenwich (Conn.) Hospital.

He was 70. Mr. Weeks was bom Sept. 21, 1923, in Port Chester to William T. and Jennie Bafeom Weeks.

He attended Rye public schools and graduated from Rye High School He attended Kent State University in Ohio. On June 22, 1946, he married Sally Olmsted at Christ's Church in Rye. Mr. Weeks served in the 6lh' Marine Division 'during World War He received the Purple Heart after being wounded during the invasion of Okinawa. 'r Mr.

Weeks worked as a superintendent of the buildings and grounds of the Rye city school district He also was in business with his father as a carpenter and builder. He served. for 45 years as a volunteer member of the Milton Point Engine A Hose Company in Rye, where he was a captain. Mr. Weeks was a member of the Rye Fish A Game Club and a member of the Disabled American Veterans.

1 In addition to his wife, Weeks is survived by two daughters, Judith Weeks Padgett of Rye and Susan Weeks Little of Port Chester, a son, William Olmsted Weeks of Rye; and four grandchildren. A son, Steven, died in 1965. The William H. Graham Funeral Home in Rye is handling the foneral arrangements. Fort Lee, NJ.

Mrs. Engelhardt was a member of Chapter 16 of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Disabled American Veterans. She is survived by a brother, John McKinney of Red Hook, N.Y and a sister. May Grube of Hudson, N.Y. Her husband died in September 1988.

A daughter, Carolann Westwood, died In 19 67. Whalen A Ball Funeral Home Inc. in Yonkers Is handling the Roaa (naa. Lou, Barbara tothar-to-tow Connla. 'Anaria Adorad arandtoRwr Louto Jr, Ja Am HliR a a MKnMVf MMKH JBMpfi Js vfMI QnndMIw of SltpfMtei taming lha DAVID HOOOBt SON INC Bf-.

NERAL 'HOME lit McLean Am (nr Ktotoal Am) Ybnton. VWHna houra Thura 7-tPM LFflMB 7-fPM. Mau SI. Bamabaa Church an Saturday tASAM IntarmentFemcatl Cemetery, MASTROtENL Matiard On April IX IfM Batovad pda lha lata Salmtora, mothar Maraard J- EHzabath, Fad and Salmtort MaNratod. Atoo aurvlvad by prandcNkbon.

ftopaatog LLOYD MAXCYE BEAUCHAMP CHAPEL, Shaa Ptaca, Nna ItodiaHa. VHIflna hra Fri 7-tpm Sat 7-4 and 7-tpm. TAUSX JauaB of Ml. Vernon. NY on April IXh.

IfM Huband ot Martha. Survhtad by ntocat and naahawi. Call-top heura Bit Frad ti McGrath Son Funaral Hama. BranxvtHa batptaan lha houra UPM Friday. Sarvfcaa llw Fumral Hamad 7PM.

IX at Etonkad. Be-tomd wito af toa lato Vlncanf VMm Jr. Chartohad Stator af Jdn Itonton and EL aanor BaHuacto. Daar Aunt Nancy Rauach and John Hanlon, cantos houra S-S 7-f pm Thunday Friday lha McELROY -FLYNN FUNERAL HOME. INC- Ekmford (Sfl-Am.

Funard Mau lpm Saturday Our Lady ML CamW Church, Eknatard. WAY, Sanwd Janwa at IX IfM Huband at Heton Lah-narta Way. StoalaRiw at David Lah-' narti, KaBd' Read, and Ewatyn Graaa ot 7, atoo aurtimd by aaw- by brothar and atotore. Funard aarvica ia a a jl miJviQWv am rwmnanw ncwiin Church. RcattoR BEECHER FUNERAL HOME.

PtoaaantvHto. NY. SiMay 1-4 7-f PM. In Pau of ftowara contrtou- iLm Bu t-ulMa none 10 ww jvngncgn nnit Assocignon rn limdliMWd Mtoiawdi 4 Br nvwmBrTw PCVVOsm UlwUlf IB NY. amid bf an April IX JudNh Iff Rm, NY.

SaRv ORnttod Helen A. Engelhardt retired saleswoman Helen A. Engelhardt, a lifelong Yonkers resident and a retired saleswoman, died Wed-. nesday at Yonkers General Hos-. pital.

She was 8Q. Mrs. Engelhardt worked as a waitress for 10 years at a Yonkers diner, then became a saleswoman for W.T. Grant Co. in Yonkers.

She. retired in 1960. She was born July 26, 1913, to John and Mary O'Brien McKinney in Yonkers, where she tended schools. On Jan. 13, 1946.

she married Arthur Dutch Engelhardt in.