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EIGHT THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1967 Doves From Pagt 1) of fact inference." But the Pentagon made no denial of the subcommittee stntemeni that of targets to be struck in North Vietnam is still controlled in large measure from Washington. The striking forces must operate outside of certain nrohibited areas and to the exclusion of specific targets." Sen. Stuart Svmineton. a member of the subcommittee. in a separate report on his December visit to the war thea ter that U.S.

pilots want to be free to hit airfields in the North. Step I or Sten Out "The time is approaching." the former Air Force secretary said, "when we must decide whether we will move forward or move out." Brooke, who once advocated a reduction of the U.S. military effort in Vietnam, sooke Sundav on "Face the Nation." He said he believes "Ho Chi Minh was now listening to the hawks" in North Vietnam, who are advising the North Vietnam esc president that "the United States is seriously divided at the present time" on the conduct of the war. Brooke said "if we show strength. I believe he will come to the peace table sooner.

Brooke said bombing of North Vietnam siiould continue and that "withdrawal would he a drastic mistake." He said later Johnson told him he had performed "a great service to the country" and asked for a meeting when the two return to Washington. Brooke spent the weekend in Boston. Johnson in Maryland. Health tor aii Senators LBJ Squirm On L-A Support WASHINGTON (AP) Sen-inancine for Alliance tor ate critics of his Vietnam noli- i educational and economic urograms on a matching basis c.es ire m.kln* President John- Latln Mtln It son squirm a b.t before hand.ng would out Congress on Too arm for Comfort very nice to be a warm human being and all that, hut nobody has to carry the thing to a point where it gets ridiculous. Or unhealthy, either like the warmth expressed by a temperature of 104 degrees, for example.

Or even 102. When you get lhat warmly human you are obviously on the feverish side And are apt to be a sick man, woman, boy or girl, as the case may be and usually is. Not that a touch of fever is necessarily cause for alarm. While it usually reflects illness, it also indicates that your defenses are in there fighting. the outw ard sign erf a micro- melodrama going on inside, with an army of white blood cells rallying to the invasion alarm, rushing to the scene of battle, flinging itself on the enemy like so many Liberty Bovs of Unless your general level of health is poor, or the invading organism a virulent one against which you have no immunity, a clear favorite for victory in this miniwar.

Moat fevers indicate an infection uhoae natune is easily identified. Sow and then doctors encounter a more baffling kind, which they list as of unexplained origin. But usually the culprit is a hug. and the fever will persist until he is ousted from the premises. The most common fever-reducing drug is aspirin.

It should not be used indiscriminately, but taken only in doses established by a doctor as safe for the individual. Habitual overdosing with aspirin can prove serious, even fatal. This column is sponsored in the interest of better health by Ulster County TB and Health Association. 124 Green Street. Questions, Answers on Federal Tax lister McMahon Dies; as Area PM Since 1949 lister McMahon, 36.

Rifton for the past 18 years, died suddenly at his home Sat- column of questions and urday night. him a resolution of Latin aid support he wants to take to the Punta del Este hemispheric summit conference April 12-14. Thev alreadv have stalled the measure to the point where Johnson will not have it in his pocket when he entertains Latin American ambassadors at his Texas this weekend. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has scheduled its next hearing on it for Aoril 3. Johnson has hern on the telephone to Senate friends haranguing them to get action.

Republican leader Everett M. Dirksen reported a 30-minute conversation in which Johnson urged him to rallv GOP support for the resolution. As it stands, the resolution, passed bv the House would have Congress that the United States provide fi- record for support of a common market for the area. Chairman J.W. Fulbrifht.

D- of the Foreign Relations Committee raised the answers on federal tax provided by the local office of the U. S. Internal Revenue Service and hi published as a public service to The column answers questions moat frequently asked by taxpayers. I just started working here this month but move my family until school ends and so have been commuting weekends. Can I tAke a deduction for either my living costs here or my trsns- point that this was the kind of Porfa ion ex peases home advance commitment Congress home for tax purposes gave the President in the Tonkin Gulf resolution in 1964.

which Fulbrigbt contends Johnson used to expand the Vietnam war. Some senators have seen their protests against intensifv- is your place of employment. Un less vour assignment here is temporary and you will return to your former place of employment, your travel and living will not be deductible. Drop a postcard to your dis ine the war bounce off the White trict director if you want more House without seeming effect, ioined Fulbrieht to peck awav at the current resolution although one war foe. Sen.

Wayne Morse. is sponsoring the nionsure. information on this subject. Ask for Publication 463 Entertainment and Gift Expenses." It'S free am legally seperated from my husband. Does that mean I Well known in Ulster County.

Mr. McMahon was a butcher by trade and had been postmaster in Rifton since 1949. A devout member of the Rifton Methodist Church, he was active in the Rifton Fire Cnmnany and the Ulster County Post Masters Association. He had been active in local horse show circuits. Born in Bullville, Orange County, he was the son of the late George and Carrie Pyres McMahon.

Surviving are his wife, the former Jeanette Brix; a son. Lewis and a daughter. Mrs. Charles (Joan) Wells of Rifton; six brothers. Fred of Wallkill, Joseph.

Charles, Arthur and Heston of Walden and Robert of New Windsor. Two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive. Local Death Record Rosen Funeral services for Ovaries Rosen of 188 Lucas Avenue who died in this city Wednesday were held at the A. Carr A Son Funeral Home. 1 Pearl Street.

10:30 a. m. todt.v. Rabbi Jonathan Eichhorn of Temple Emanuel officiated. Saturday and Sunday evening many friends called to pay their respects.

Burial will be in the Shandaken Rural Cemeteiy at a later date. Ophelia Smith Funeral services for Mrs. Ophelia Smith of 14 Van Buren Street who died Thursday were held Saturday 2 p. m. The Rev.

James A. Braker, pastor of the First Baptist Church officiated. Services weie largely attended. Killed in Vietnam TROY. N.Y, (API Capt.

Eric M. Barnes, who was born in this Hudson River eitv. was killed recently while on a routine patrol with his eomnanv near Da Nang in South Vietnam. his family reports. 11 LOVEJOY Entered into rest Saturday, March 25.

Mrs. IiOietta Love joy ot 128 Franklin Street, mother of Mrs. Katherine Deutsche and sister of Carl Van Etten. Nineteen grandchildren, forty-two great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren also survive. The funeral will he held at the Jenson A Deegan Funeral Home 15 Downs Street on Tuesday at 11 a.

m. Interment in pose Cemetery where the Rev. Mr. Braker conducted the committal. Mrs.

Ellmbeth Smith Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, 87. of 381 Funeral services will be held at the Halloran Funeral Home. Kingstoni Hwpital Sunday. She 261 Broadwav.

Wednesday 11 born Scranton. and a. with 'the Rev. Charles the daughter of the late Oglesby of the Rifton Methodist Charles and Anna Schneider Church officiating. Burial will Baschnagel.

Her husband was be in Montrepose Cemetery, the late James B. Smith. She had Services were largely anennen. Montreposr Cemetery. Friends many called at the funeral home funeral hnme and many floral tributes were re- hi, from 7 to 9 p.

ceived. Burial was in Montre- Mr suddenly at Rifton, New York, Saturday, While thev apparently alreadv taxed at single persons rates? rrien'w and ----1 Monday and Tuesday 1 to culea Inc. for many years ana Halloran Funeral Home, March 23. 1967, beloved husband of Jeanette Brix McMahon; dear father of Lewis (I. McMahon and Mrs.

Charles Joan) Wells of Rifton; brother of Fred of Wall kill Joseph, Charles, Arthur and Heston of Walden and Robert of New Windsor. Also surviving are two grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will he held have succeeded in making the I Check group indicates it reallv unless you qualify as intend to denv him some resol u- a head of household. Check page' m. Vast Sea of Clintondale CLINTON and Walter Hyatt of Hopewell Cuban Doctors Try to Expand Relations ATLANTA.

Ga. (AP) Cuban doctors seem anxious to expand their contacts with their American counterparts, according to an Atlanta eve specialist who spent eight davs in on a secret mission approved by meeting will be held Wednesday Drum Corps Fan Club Organizes Wednesday A fan club is being organized for the Troop 12 Indians Drum Corps of Kingston. Girls 13 to 18 may join. First Giant Tanker Now Split in 2 on Reef LANDS END. England (APllclock trvine to save rich ovster 3 of the 1940 instruction booklet lor details on this provision of the law.

vou have to file your honored recently for for additional withholding allow- wedding anniversary. a04 aa i ii Guests included Mrs. Ira Hvatt, The additional allow- mofhcr of Walter Hyatt retired in 1950. She is survived 261 Broadwav, Wednesday at 11 by three nieces and two nephews, a will be received Burial will be at the Evergieen Monday and Tuesday from 2 to ances are based on the lesser of your actual itemized deductions for 1966 or your estimate of hat deductions will be this year. Cemetery Brooklyn on Thursday.

Friends may call at the Jenson and Deegan Funeral Home Downs Street Tuesday from 7-9 t0 the Rifton Methodist Church, p. m. and Wednesday from 2-4 Attention Members of the Rifton and 7-9 p. m. Isnhele Mowle All members of the Rifton Mr Isabele of Go.

are requested to as- priYl in recent filled eookie Creek I died Sunday in Ihi, Countv Md V-S! Miss Irene Sickler took third 4 and 7 to 9 Interment in Mont repose Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made the State Department. Dr. William S. Haeler.

an associate professor of opthamolo- gv at the Emorv University Medical School. said he and Dr. Harrv Tavlor of Norfolk. went to the Communist-ruled island recently to operate on the eve of the Rev. Herbert Caudill, a Southern Baptist missionary, convicted two vears ago of dealing in black market dollars.

The oorration was performed March 15 at the Ravmon Pando Ferrer Eye Hospital in Havana, which Haeler said was a vvell- m. at Old Dutch Church Further information may be had by contacting Gail Smith of 108 Clinton Avenue. Linda Smith or Fai Brown of Sleighti- burg. Hurt in City Miehap Nathan Greenberg, 63. of 173 Green Street, was treated at Kingston Hospital for hip and leg injuries after a car-pedestrian mishap at Lucas Avenue and Lane shortly after 8 p.

m. Sunday. Police said the car was driven by Edward J. Gross, beds in river estuaries. Dredges moved more than 700.000 ovs- ters into deeo water from the Duchv of Coamwall ovster farm cur exemption for him since which is owned bv Prince be otherwise qualified as our de Charles and leased to a chain of pendent The giant American tanker Torrev Canvon lav solit in two on The Seven Stones reef todav.

soilline more oil toward the beaches of southwest England that alreadv were being ruined Huee seas during the night fish stores, wrenched the 61.263-ton shin The worst hit teaches on toe your ex 11 11,1 apart almost amidships. The Cornish riviera were at Marzion empt ion for him unless he files a froma trip to" Australia was p. Friend- two halves lav about 23 vard-jand Prah Sands, where the joint return with his wife. a group of apple growers call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Burial will be in Bloomington Cemetery. Mrs.

Mowle was a member of the Bloomingdale P.efoimed Church of Bloomington. WOJV1 Of visitation night program. Mrs jSchruh Oak and har.es Wood v- at vour nwu Ruth Scribner, lecturer for Clin- Accord. Three grandchildren a your son meets Grange had planned the survive. Funeral services will be the other dependency require- lhatf ua5 held at the A A Son Fu- program I Jerome Hurd has returned neral Home.

1 Pearl Street. apart with the tow at an angle I sludge was uo to 12 inches deep. I there any situation frorn the Untied States who i dfierws to the I m.dfi Mpt.ln.ptetAu.tn non. durable when they are for per- (jan orchards and methods. staffed.

150-Vd facility with a G4. of 37 Avenue, who reported being by the lights of another car as he wfas making a left turn. Officers Raymond wells and Anthony Turck investigated. number of eve doctors were verv friendlv and Haeler said he and Tavlor conducted a conference and lectured the Cuban physicians. seemed to eniov it.

I gathered that no outside doctors had been there for some The American doctors left aFout $2,000 of drugs and insruments with the hospital "as a gesture of thanks for their help, cooperation and friendship." Hagler said the Cubans were most interested in medical techniones. "I got the idea thev were starved for Western Professional contact," he said. "Thev invited us to come back." Driver Charged Allan Jones. 18, of Rt. 1, Box 260.

Kingston, was charged with being an unlicensed operator after a car. owned by Frank J. Boughton of the same address, involved in an accident Friday at 11:30 m. on Willow Street, Town of Ulster. Allan told deputies he was traveling east on Willow Street when one of the passengers in the car his arm causing him to lose control of the vehicle.

He was to be arraigned later. jtreath. Porthtowan. St. Agnes; sonaj rather than business rea- Stera Slipping Deeper and Pcrranoorth were The stem appeared to be slip- fected.

Oil was washed ashore are generally nine siowlv from the reef into at Newauav. leading deductab.e un ess are 5lOT1V from I resort, and thn fn-shomnc incurred or threatened mile, more of the the peoducuon of mcome. If holidav coastline or other Harold Wilson Urty, legal fees may be included Cross Into Canada Pacifists Take Gifts for Both Sides in Viet BUFFALO. N. Y.

A cus with Mart Dillon and all the crour) of 300 pacifists, most of other federal marshals around them Quakers, have successfully delivered a token gift of medical supplies for both North and Vietnam to supporters in Canada. The pacifists marched across the Peace Bridge from Buffalo to Fort Erie. Sundav in the climax of an "Easter Pilgrimage for law' prohibits aid of anv tvoe to North Vietnam, a Communist nation, under oos- deeper water. The whole of the after section was under water with onlv a funnel showing. The forward section lav lis- tine to port, with onlv the high clear of the onrushine five Cabinet ministers and of the property, warned that the government Child Support A sea of oil stretched to the was "not prepared to wait in- horizon toward the Scillv Isles to the west.

Near the English coast it broke uo into long fingers surrounded bv shimmering stretches where the film was thinner. An armada of fishing boats pushed through the oil patches spraving detergent, trving to situation, spread and sink the oil. More than 70 miles of coastline. from the Lizard to auav. have been Dolluted bv the advancing oil.

In places the oil slick is ten inches thick. Gales forecast todav threatened to spread the black carpet to most of south coast. One expert estimated more than 15.000 gulls, cormorants and other sea birds have died and anoher 30.000 were trapped, unable to fly because Clintondale firemen hold their mnual departmental banquet on Saturday. April 1 at the Ireland Corners Hotel. Presidents and chiets of some of the ng companies will be guests The official board of the Meth Marshall Wood of MOUI.E—In tin- city March 26.

Isabric Wood, witc of Warren T. Mow lc of Creek mother of Francis W. Mowic of Kingston and Mrs. Betty Miller ot Turkey; sister of Mrs. Chester Newell.

Kingston. Miss Fidna Wood. Aecmd, Wilhelm. Napanoch, Mrs. Clifford Austin.

Spring New York and Marshall Wood of Schrub Oak, New York. Wood. Accord Three grandchildren also e. Funeral services will lie hHd at the A Carr A Son Home. 1 Peail Stiet on Thursday at 2 p.

Relatives and friends are invited. Inteiment lairetta l.ovejoy Mis. 73. of 128 Franklin died suddenly Saturday. Mrs Lovejoy had been a resident ot Kingston for many jears and associated with tiie of Amei ica Bloomington Cemetery for over 40 years.

At the time of may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 her retirement, about four years p. on Wednesday yiist Church met last week at interrupted his vacation on the cost of the sale. The pur- Crescent Avenue. Scillv Islands for a meeting with Stanfield, a teacher at Grover Cleveland in Brook, bn will spend the weekend Vttained the rank of I Vnf infn i 60 her home here. adjutant.

her retirement Kn mto definitely and see the shiD break gupport payments for tax pur-, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boland continued to give volun- uo on the rocks with ail the Are they deductible and of Flneano have announced the to the organization, damage that would cause. do yOU jnclude them figur- birth of their third child, a son. is survive! a daughter.

Shortlv after the ing more than half the Mrs. Boland is the former Miss Katherine Deutsche of support has been pro- Suzanne Sutton, daughter and a brother Carl vided? Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sutton of Van Etten 0f jurr.estown: 19 support payments art Maple Avenue. grandchildren; 42 great-grand back broke amidships and both her stem and bow were awash the British destiover Delight went out at dawn to inspect the deductible and do not have Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph anSiclen. "hil'dren and two great-great' to be declared as income by the Crescent Avenue, entertained children. Tie funeral will be to Start SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The first two games in the National Basketball Association's recipient. The payments should dinner Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. at tse and Deegan be included when determining Russell Minar'i, Mr. and Mrs. Home.

15 Downs which parent entitled to claim Harold Sutton end Marion Tuesday 11 a. m. where Lt. Col. the child as a dependent.

Jenkins. Lewis Chase of the Volunteers of lost a tree to a snowstorm Following the Sundav morning America vvnl officiate. Bunal day, March 26. 1967. Fllizahcth Smith of 381 South Broadway.

Port Ewcn. wife of the late James B. Smith viving are several and nephew s. F'nends may call the A Deegan Home Inc. 15 Downs Street.

Tuesday from 7 to 9 Wcdnc-div from 2 to and to 9 Interm nt Thursday the Evergreen Cemetery, Brooklv n. New York. Meniorlitm In loving memorv on of pacifists succeeded in deliv -ring medical supplies to Canada via the Peace Bridge after telling Customs agents thev did not know for certain where the roods eventually be shipped. More in Detroit Meanwhile, in Detroit, about 40 Michigan Quakers, presented $1,400 to Canadian Quakers to sible penalty of 10 vears in buv medical supplies for North Nature lovers feared that some species mav become extinct. A small armv of bird lovers was mobilized to save as manv as possible from the oil.

Men also worked around the LBJ, First Lady Very Easterish: Clergyman's Wife THURMONT. Md. (AP) President and Mrs. Johnson looked "verv Easterish" ac- Therfi was no reason tor a furor to thc. DCr' over someone who savs de- aons to see them on Piaster Sun- clarme $1.80 worth of old rags dav.

for North ietnam That the description Mrs. Last Oct. 9. a smaller group William H. Fallowfield eave after the presidential couple final Western Division playoff had this January 1967).

Can "torship wice at the Friends Uiu tje in Mentrepoae Ometerj will be played at San I deduct this on my 1966 return aitn Friends may cdl the funeral husband and father Artl ir Jones. years ago. March 27 A beautiful memorv dearer than gold. Oi a husband and father worth never can be told, held Saturday. March 25 at 10:30, with tender love, we vv ho loved Lditn a.

from Honrv J. Bmck him will npvor for it! ere Home. 27 Smith Avenue. April 3. and Saturday.

April 8. i event. from such a special their wings were clogged with uIf 5am1s arf needed, situation, casualty losses can only they in St. Louis on April 12 and the finale on April 14 in San P'rancisco. on or a $20,080 fine.

Need Special OK Another regulation forbids taking gifts into Canada with the knowledge that thev will be relaved to Communist China. North Korea or North Vietnam, unless special permission is obtained from the U. S. Govem- U. E.

Customs officials declined to whether the latter condition had been met. The demonstrators were met tv the officials, who authorized export forms for the supplies, mostiv bandages. The total value of eoods was placed at well under 100 Witnesses said the Customs agents were courteous and businesslike with the pacifist, who earlier had said they expected to make the pilgrimage a ma- test of the federal regulations. There were no incidents and tiie supplies were handed over to Canadian Quakers at Fort Erie. "We handled this thing low- key." John Chilton, collector of at Buffalo, told reporters Vietnam.

After the presentation at a Detroit home. the Quakers marched across the Ambassador Bridge-linking the eitv and Windsor. and gave the Canadians a Bible containing a symbolic $1 bill. Tie Bible was opened to the nntsage: "If vour enemv is hungrv. feed him.

If he is thirsty, give him drink. dropped in Sundav on Episcopal services led bv Mrs. husband in a small church in Smifhsburg Md. The Johnsons. who were weekending at their lodge at Camp David in the Ca toe tin Mountains.

picked St. Church or their Easter devotions announcing their plans beforehand. The Rev. Mr. Fallowfield found he hac the President in the congregation onlv when he turned from the altar to begin reading a list of church announcements.

The President took commu- niTvL hu-vma dit Staten Island, was arrested by Ine whre House gave no firm ouths Get A detail of 17 deputy converged on the Dover Saturday night and summonses to 27 Connecticut youths who were visiting a popular tavern. Many of the cars were towed away and the owners had to pay $25 for towing charges. The Town of Dover Board tome time ago passed an ordinance prohibiting the paiking of cars on Route 22 in the eastern Dutchess county community. Sheriff Lawrence Quinlan had issued warnings to the Connecticut youths who drive into Dutchess county to visit taverns. Boy, 13, Seized A boy was apprehended Sunday night after he allegedly entered the Elliott Clark home at 25 Harwich Street, Town of Ulster, according to State Trooper Robert Malloy of the Kingston substation.

Troopers Richard Dempsey and John McMickle investigated a report that someone wras in the a return prepared deduct Mr. and Mrs Minard, moved ne'er got and Burton VanAken, from two companies I and Minard, the worked for last year. hat should Rev; and Mrs Gerald Sutch and I do Mrs. Sylvia previous em- The clintondale Friends employers and ask them to send Tuesday night at the your w-2 withholding statements home of Mrs. Marguerite Walk- to your present address.

If the er amve before the til- Mrs. Eimma Bremer. ill Ave- ing deadline, file your return nue spent the weekend in New without them but attach a state- york City. ment explaining what happened, There will be a service for indicating the name, worship at the Clintondale Meth- address amount of wages and in- odist Church at 9 45 Sunday come tax withheld. morning with the Rev.

Purdy Returns be processed if Halstead delivering the message. are missing unless an ex- Sunday school also meets at 9:45. plar.ation of why they have not At the Friends Church the been included is provided. Gerald Surch holds a ser- Returns he processed if vice at Ham. Sunday schoo are missing unless an ex- supervised by Roger Jenkins, will "0t Scolit Troop 171 held Xn CODV of Inspection for Charter Renewal Vl on Tuesday night with Neighbor- 5our edcral Incom ione.r* local aOices of IRS have copies or you can write the Superintendent of Documents.

U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington, D. C.

20402. The cost is 50 cents. Fee Deductible? hood Commissioner Theodore Brooks of Highland as the inspecting officer. The troop plans an overnight camping trip for the weekend of April Mrs. Millie Jeanette has been a patient at Vassar Hospital.

Andrew Montrola, Tuckers Clark residence, and they later picked up the boy who will be petitioned into Family Court, authorities said. I aces Check Charge Thomas Bums of Bay Street. indication rf when tlve President would be returning to Washine- 1 ton. demonstration here Mrs. Easter cos- vvas preceeded bv a six-hour si- tume was a cheerful yellow coat lent vigil hat began at midnight oark at the Buffalo end of iht bridge.

Ross Fiansgan. a Quaker from New York Citv. likened the effort to a Dledse that take to help all Muring persons. "If doctors can give help to all reed it. must not religious persons examine their attitude toward givlrve he asked.

Flanagan said Roman Catholics. Jews and members of Protestant denominations other than Quakers took part in the march. Thev from all over the eastern United States and was no need for eir- bv areas of Canada, he aaid. and dress bv Ben Zuckerman topped bv a white straw bv Sally Victor. Lvnda Bird Johnson, who accompanied her parents to church, wore a dress in a darker shade of yellow and her head was covered bv a white mantilla.

Rep. and Mrs. George Mahon of Texas were aJso in the Dartv. After the services Johnson sliook hands and exchanged greetings the Rev. Mr.

F'al- lowfield. his wife and a large part of the congregation of approximately 100 persons. Ho was at the for the 11 mile drive back to Camp David, said deputies Saturday on a charge of issuing a fradulant check. Arraigned before Justice of the Peace Daniel McMonagle of Town of Rosendale, Burns entered a plea of innocent and the case was adjourned to April 20 at 7 p. m.

lie was released in his own recognizance. Keporl Unidentified flying objects known as were reported seen during the weekend hovering over the campus of the State Univetrsity College at New Paltz and above the Ashokan Reservoir. Reports from the col- area said a UF'O seen over the college was circular in shape and changing at times to green and red. From the Ashokan area came reports that a red and white object was seen over the reservoir. Are the lees paid to Corners Road, a former council- tax return prepared deductible? man for the of piaUekill they are.

Expenses are deductible the year they are paid so you may only deduct on your 1966 return what you paid last year for the preparation of your 1965 return. Fees paid for preparing 1966 returns will be deductible on your 1967 return. Are lump sum payments for Social taxable? All Social Security benefits are tax exempt. Shot Cut Phones Telephone company customers in the Roser.dale area were without services Saturday night about 6:30 when someone sent a shot through a telephone cable which served local customers. The number of customers affected was not large.

Temporary repairs were made Saturday night and permanent repairs were completed Sunday. The company received approximately 20 reports of interrupted service. It was reported the shot apparently was not of malicious nature but rather the result of a stray shot from a hunter. The damage was on Route 32 in the neighborhood of St. Church in Roeendale.

is undergoing treatment at Vassar Hospital. Miss Martha Sutton, a student at Earlham College of Madison Mich, is spending the blaster recess with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sutton of Maple Avenue. More Pork for Your Money will thence to St.

Church at 11 a. m. where the blessing was given by the Rev. James V. Keating.

During the repose in the funeral home relatives and friends called to pay their respects and floral and spiritual bouquets in the form of Mass cards were received. F'riday evening the Rev. John T. Mulligan called and led those assembled in the recitation of the Holy Rosary. Burial was in St.

Cemetery, Father Keating gave the final blessing. Due to Holy Week, the high Mass of requiem was offered today, Monday, March 27 at 11 a. m. at St. Church by P'ather Keating.

Responses to the Mass were sung by Miss Janet Kaercher. assisted by James Sweeney, organist. WIFE and CHILDREN In loving memory of our son. Wade Bonestell, who passed awav two vears ago todav, March 27. 1965'.

Peaceful by thy sleep, dear son. It is sweet to breathe thy name; In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same MOMMY. DADDY and SISTERS Forced Off Hoad Mrs. Walter G. Trowbridge of West Shokan reported to the department Sunday that traveling on Route 28 the car in she was riding had been forced off the road by a car which failed to atop and continued off at a fast clip.

The incident is under investigation by the sheriff's department. Tillson Power Failure F'ailure of equipment temporarily put electric senior in the Springtown Road Tillson area out of commission early this morning. The power failure, described by Central Hudson employes as of a minor more nature, affected power for about a7 rv, Ian hour and a half until repairs Highland Home Economics Divi- JENSON DEEGAN Inc. FUNERAL HOME 15 Downs Street Parking in the Rear. Tel.JRE 1-1425 sion to be held at the Clintondale Grange Hall at 7:30 p.

m. Wednesday. April 5. Mrs. F'res- lon Coy will be the instructor.

Several dishes featuring pork will bo prepared and eaten Miss Susan Hurd a student at Syracuse University is home for the Easter vacation. New Kgyptian God WARSAW. Poland AP) The Polish oress reports that two Warsaw Egyptologists have discovered a previously unknown Egyptian god. Existence of the god, called Haraus or Araus. whs found bv Dr.

Anna Swiderek and Zbigniew Borkowski while examining a series of panvms scrolls at Warsaw University. our attention in the completion of a funeral service of thoughtfulness, dignity and serenity. Dial FE 1-3272 99 Henry St..