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efKipy^W-y^^^^^W-^^^^ A SAZErrE fHONB:RMia SCHENECTADY GAZETTE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1961 GAZETTE PHONE J?K «U1 Bowling Notes-~ '•-./.., M^Cwhy Smacks802 Series Mary Ctchy walloped a Wood- law* Women'* Classic League 803 last night to provide the feature <A the busy Wednesday Ntgnt teapin ecoreboanl . * * •;TWO OTHKB recent efforts also earned a share of the litne- tfefct, Joyce Brna'e all-time Wood- lawn Women's League .mark of *>S2 at Empire Lanes and Joe Is- fro'si 66S for the leading- meti's •core in the "Mohawk Valley League at W Lanes. Other men** feature* Included: Lou.iyAmlco 643 In the Mohawk Valley wheel; Penny Booth $40 in <lhe Woodlawn Merchants at Woodlawn; Frank Hayosteh 605 and Jerry Ohlldal 604 in the Belle- True filportsmen st Skyway; Mon- roe Gridley 629 In the Edison Club Mixed at Empire; Andy yomerop 651 In the Mayfair Mer- chants' Mixed at Burnt Hills jLanea; Tony Lucca 6S4 In the Carman Merchants at Towne; Au- igle Carbone 627 and Harry Sea- strand 608 in the Burnt Hills- Ballston at Ballston Recreation; Phil Bates 638 in the Scotia AC a^ Scotia; Pat Altierl 600 in the Local 2054 at Boulevard and Prank Lasky Jr. B18 and Ed Trus- kowskl 601 In the S t Joseph AC at Woodlawn, AS. Ai. it FOLLOWING Mary Cichy-a fine effort In the Woodlawn Women's Classio were seven-hundreds by Betty Wait (737), Inez Sonycalb (7S3), Audrey Van Alstlne (727) ( Jean Narklewica (712) and Vlnzi Brown (709). Other fine distaff performances included: Carol Fowler 547 and Fran Vlnce 510 In the Woodlawn Women's; Claire Wilary 542 and Agnes Reilly 505 in the Challen- ger; Rita Borowski 523 in the C.T.Male Associates; BettieAstin 541 and Julie Shubert 528 in the Krazy Mixed Up; EmmaDiGiorgio 540, Ruth Baker 534 and Connie Vlscosl 534 in the Emma's League; Janet Thuai 608 In the Kermis Club Mixed; Mary Gross 506 in the BH StarUtej Thelma Beyerl 529 and Vivian Boyle 501 In the Up* & Downs; Clare Nalaakowskl 5S« andVal Cirfone C05 tn-the Sealtest Girls, and Skipper Ship- pers 538 in Schenectady Women's City. Scores: IMMACCLAtl COKCBrrtON WOMBS' — Mary Brosyna IS8-4S7. UP8 * B0WSS — Thelma Beyerl 220-5**, Vivian Boyle 178-501, Mar- cell* Richardson 17<M$5, Ruth Near 161-415, Virginia Bunee 17S-4S2. ELECTRIC CITY MIXED — Tony Marra 1M-526, Phil Restlfo 203-521. Gordle XIndall 176-503. Women: Louise JCarotta 178-49$, Kdlth Marotta 448. ST^CYaiL MIXED-John Macejka JSS. Tom Nleckar* 821, Chuck Whelan nS-519. Women: Sally Nleckar* 450, Ann Bo«vm4W, Helen Siraek 423. SCH'JDT MERCHANTS — George Mott *J$-5tt, Earl Flanaburgh J15- Elsie Shottuck 4T8. Koseann PJsecmy ***• £**& Palmer 208-551, Pet* Mu&- In UN, Plea 47*. Ann Murray 15$. Bee, Tarr»au)t 155, Dot Walkanowski (44. . MAYFAOt MERCHANTS MIXED —Men: Andy Poraeroy 451. Art Hewitt 556. Ivan Mlgnan© S38-WL Women: Ruth Battlsto 113-494. Erma Barnes 451, Lois Down 446. SIGHT SACK CLASSIC — Bill Ryan 311-726, Mel Stelrutiennl 1»6- 655, Chuck Grelner 634. Bill Kane 63*. CHALLENGER — Claire WUary 203-542, Agnes RelUy 606, Dot Bieling 4S3, WOOD1AWK WOMEX — Joyce Brua 225-582. Carol Fowler 547. Entn Vlnco MO. Emily Goodwill 490. MOHAWK VA3LLEY — Joe Isgro 243-663. Lou D'Amlco 2«-«43. Hank Flalkowskl 220-598. Gene Riggi 220- 591, Tony Milano 203-571. Mario Mahar 201-550. CABMAN MERCHANTS — Tony Lucca 201-235-41$ 4, FYed LaMalfa 206- 581, Ed Denlsott 3.13-568. Joe Stipano 563, Arnle lovinella 500-563. ST. PAUL'S—Ed Herbert SS2-547, Al Scacheltl 537, Bernie Knapp 536, Jack CooJey 5?t. BURST HILLS • BALLSTOIf SPA —Augle Carbone 627. Harry Sea- strand E08, Alphonse Aufiero 245 single. Bob Merrill 234. SCOTIA AC —Phil Bates 204-217- 217-638, Dick Bilka 215-585, Red Lewis 206-579, Johnny Faxrone 317- 577, Tony Capasso 234 single. LOCAL S»*4 —Pat Altierl 313-213- 600, Hank Olzak 535, J. Maiorano 203*521, A Ferro 492. A. Caflarelli 491. J. Scott 486. ST. JOSEPH AC—Frank Lasky Jr. 210-237-618. Ed Truskowski 304-112- •01. Reggie Less 253-594, Andy Adamski 195-570. Plymouth Auto Sales copped the first half. C. T. MALE ASSOCIATES — Joe Czaban 215-579. Bill Michell 526, Ken Male 509. Dick Waterfield 507. Tom Borowski 508. Women: Rita Borow- ski 195-523. Sue Waterfield 461. Mil- dred Male 437. Gloria Vogel 163-424. XKAZY MLXED-UP —Men: Alan BaUe 212-548, George Astln 586, Wally Holden 529. Women: Bettla Aatin 192-541, Julie Shubert 199-o28, Anne Balle 182-469. LEGAL NOTICE Racing News Selections JTropieal Park Entries ""First Race—Purse $2,000. claiming. S-year-olda and up. 6 furlongs: Know This 117, Newsmonger 111, Gregory G. 115, My Bedbird 113. Our Pleasure 113, Giant Orion 111, Kentucky Ban- dit 113. Ancient Greek 120. Black Hal 118. Hvperion Music 115. Madre 112, Jerry Evarta ISO. Easter Surprise 110 Madcap Maxie 110. Oxer 115, Star Velvet 118, Have Gun 115, In- vincible 117. - . Second Race—Purse $2,000 claim- ing,. 3-year-olds, 1 1-16 miles: x-Mlle. Paladin 110. Beverly Lane 112 Lady Susan 115, Candy Cone 115, x-Geneva O. 110, Sarabarb 112. Anna Dee 118, Torch Singer 118. Bull's Pal 112, x- Big- Tale 107, This Earth 112. Dance Of Spain 112. Commocrete 112, Queen s Aria US, Smile Please 112. Noire Artiste U2. April Flirt 112. I Wona Third °Race—Purse $2,100, maidens, 2-year-olds, 1 mile 70 yards: iIr - April Fool 120, Fencing 120, Nlrwar 120. Ur The Greatest 120. Occidental 120 Lendekay 120„ Jerabor.z 130, Third League 120. Port Duke 120, Crafty Indian 120. Controlling 120, Goren 120. Chance Roulette 120, Hav- SUp ISO, Little Falcon 120. Sage- ^FouSh Race-Purse $2,000, claim- tixg, 3-year-dds and up, 6 furlongs, gun Silent 113. Could Be 115. g d Payment 111, Low Star U^ x-Mx. Hlckey. 10S. Skate Ho. Vlbar U0, Lord Puppet HI. X-Melody In F. 1$,Paxi&nez Mol 112. "easonable T^rna 113 Brandy B. 117, Royal Mes- B S 110 Springalator 111. Noma's First 110. Miss Saggy 117, Treasure Gold 118, x-Gallisox 103. ,„,•,„_ "-Fifth Race—Purse $2,a00, claiming, S-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs; Lotus Prince 111, Alrlde 113. x-Lullan J. 112, Alpine Joe 115, Egipcio 117. x- Foxy Fellow 106, Royal Clipper 120, Steve W. 117. Nijinsky 111. Air De- U *Slxtn 16 Race - Purse $2,200, allow- woST^ar-olda 6 furlongs: Stln- Bon Beach 120. Sunnse Flight 117, a^Free Flame 110. Times Roman 120 ^Payola 115, PeUedor 120. x-Star Jamie 109. Creteman 120, bharp Count 120. .a—Ellas Bros, entry. Seventh ^^fm^ S"y^^-\ Black and White (Bove) H P eaT 115 AmrlsWng 112. ^eaaure Chant 113, Spanish Era 111. GoU Painter 115, Tommy V. Jr. 111. * una 111 Varka 111. Count On Luck US, Star Grad 115. Shine All 10S. • BhTbrh R*ce--Purse $2,500. clalm- ingJ^ear-olda and up. 1 1-M .miles; By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TROPICAL PARK 1—Raw m o n g e r , A n c i e n t Greek, Black Hal. t—Bull's Pal, Tores Singer, Dance of Spain. t—Third League, Jerabon, Goren. 4—Mls» Saggy, Brandy B,, Could Be. (—Royal Clipper, Alride, Egipcio. 6—Stlnson Beech, Sunrise Flight, Times Roman. 7—Fllnk, Golf Fainter, Sea Splash. &—Prlmon, Broken Chain, Top Lea, •—Xorth Pass, Frozen March, Bern's FrlTollty. BEST BET—Prlmon. •=<• ••• * PAIR GROUNDS 1—Sage of Allef, Diamond Heir, Lorable Lil. 8— BIff'» Joy, Bit O' Joy, Jo-Black. S—Jamie A., Tltal Factor, Rejected Son. 4—Cindy Marijane, Taney Pan, Storm Bialto. 5—Happy Dan, Upper Deeker, Dib- ble, Dabble. I—Celtic Kid, French Coat,,Gran. 7—Hawaiian Moslf, Yas Sir, Bat-, telaodra, 8—Hornblower, Mister Joy, YaJ Hawley. •—Total Osear, Hometown Hero, Pretty Easy. BEST BET—Hawaiian Music •_ __ Trooical Park Results 1st—Claiming, 1*4 year olds, C ft Littla Nlla (Hinojosa) 17.S0 7.50 4.60 Crossruff (Adams) 8.90 5.60 Joust About (Sellers) 5.30 tnd—Cling., 3-yon up, about W* m: dh-Roroan Legion (Monacelli) $.70 $.S0 8.10 dh-O'Keegan (Clark) 18.90 19.00 15.20 Prince Maribo (Adams) 5.30 dh-Dead heaC to win canell 543. Hal Barber 544. Angelo Durante 542. «.?!L 80C,:AUTE —Man:"Dick Marsh 208-576, Rudy Cantellier 513. Doug Sham 809, Bill Wade 506. Women: Eva Constantino 192-488, Grace Val- uer 47«. KERMIS CLUB MIXED - Grace DeForge 1S«, Janet Thum 508. Men: Mike DICerbo 208-589. EMMA»S LEAGUE — Emma Dl- Glorgio 540, Ruth Baker 584, Connie Vlscosl 534. Elsie Livingston 494, Pat Capullo 492. DECKERS—John Buckley 203-595. Bud Frasler 215-559. Cliff Brewster 536, George Buckley 526. Augie Kru- man 521. TJS'IOX STREET CLASSIC — Zlg Goscinski 202-708. Carman Maxxone 189-698, Art Olivet 1S7-69J, Bob Mohr- mann 180-6X3. BCRXT HILLS STABLITE—Marv Gross. 506. Dot Fontaine 482. Dee Keppler 469, Margaret Matra«o 469, Janet Tosh 467, Eunice White 189 single. ENTERPRISE — Paul Ziffer 212- 548, Bernie Schechter 176-500. EDISON CLCB MIXED—Monroe Gridley 222-629, Dick RUKO 231-532. Women:' Shirley Klltx 167-481. Bev DeStefano 184-464. WOODLAWN MERCHANTS — Denny Booth 245-640, Bill Surawskl 242-594. Dick Powers 585. John Flore 579, Felix Urban 554, Bernie Ral- mondo 552. Henry Van Pandorl, 547, Andy Farstad 546, Jim McDonald 545. SEALTEST GIRLS — Clare Na- laskowski 203-536, Val Cirlnoe 505, Gail Voelker 426, Eleanor Mitchell 429. Sandy Christenson 421. SCH'DT WOMEN'S CITY—Skippy Shipper* 209-538. Lucy Strlngham 496. Irene Wooten 465 TOWNETTE8 — Ann Reilly 498. Blanche Alheim 184-497, Flo Coton 477. GE POWEB, HEAT A LIGHT— Dick Raylor 210-541. Vera Van Pat- ten 519. Joe Syron 516, Gaylord Sheffer 512, Jess Stoddard &10. Budy Tracy 507, Bill Sheldon 505, Clarence Pangburn 504. OBBITER MIXED — Chuck Clay- don 198-574. Women: Lee Febbie 199-473 BELLEVUE SPORTSMEN—Frank Hayostek 254-605, Jerry Ohlidal 223- 604, Bob Houck 226-59S, Clark Bris- coe 206-5S9, Eddie Androkavitz 213- 5S4, George Buell 216-581, John Mlo- ducki 206-580.' GLENYVILLE BC — Bud Barber 203-562. John Rigley 204-546, Don Quick 221-542. Jerry Monda 212-541. OUB LADY OF FATIMA WOM- EN — Ellie Sofia 151-419, Nettle Brunettl 156-418, Angle Brunetti 156- 417, Mary Campochiaro 135-402. ST. FRANCIS — Dick Dichershald 231-6.17. John Roman 214-574, R. Theissen 565, A. Baker 553. Buechler 212 single. HE-SHE — Art Winders 206-587. Women: Jackie Tibbitts 163-436. WOODLAWN WOMEN'S CLASSIC —Mary Cichy 236-S02. Betty Wait 212-737. Inez Sonycalb 217-733. Au- drey ' Van Alstine 727, Jean Narkie- wicz 712, Vinci Brown 709. DAILY DOUBLES—Little Nita ft Roman Legion (8-3) paid $I4J0| Little Mta ft O'Keegan (8-4) paid I3SS.80. mon 121 a-Kebir 114, Broken Chain UB/a-Senrac S._ HI. Brandy SeaJlL Chadwick 107, Great Mahmoud JM- a—Mr. and Mrs. Bensiriger entry. Ninth Race-Purse $2,200. claim ng, S-year-olda and up. 1 1-18 f™**' Frran March 120. Pipe Creek 111. x-a-Bern's Frivolity #3. £orth Pass 117, Falcon Flight 111. Eari O f Ty rone IU. Harvest Moon 118. W a y ward Flame 108. x-a-Speedy Bird 110, ^HaffaTvenand-Mrs. Kelley en- ^x-Fiye pounds apprentice allow- ance claimed. Fair GrcTunds Entries First Race—Purse $1,700, claiming. E V«Sr olds and up, 6 furlongs: Ole Tint 118? Prince Quiil 113. Just Buddy iii Cai 'O War 110, x-Keos 108, L-DiaSTondHeir 108, Lovable Lit . Old Bucko 113. Season Ticket 111, X-Suffolk Punch 103 a-Eterua Law 116 Sage of Allef 113. a-Pretty Pam no! a-Kilbarsh-Scott entry. Seccrtd Race-Purse $1,700. clain^ng a year olds and up. S furlongs: Day 'O Mission 115, x-a-Little Shawnsle 108, Randy M. 116 Venturella 118. Locoweed 113, Biffs Joy 118. Fanllsy. •tm 118, Jlmmle's Filly l" 5 -,^" 1 ^ aator 113, Anacapri 113, x-Bit O - Joy 110, Mr. Band Man 111. John M. John M. 114, Jo-Black 116. K-Smoka Stream 108, x-a-KlnR D. 113. ;a-Mr. arid Mrs. aibllant-LaMana Third Race—Purse $1,900, allow- ances, 2 year olds maidens, 6 fur- !etig»: Jentle A. 117, Bit U1 Tiilw 117 Jam Sam 117. Copper Clad 17. LaJt Story 117. Rejected Son 120. Vital Factor 120. Fourth Race—Purse $1,900. claim- ing, 3 year olds, 6 furlongs: x-Mt»* oOwdaU 111. X-Ondy .Marllsr.e . Edmmlx lie. ic-Cherry'a Special 111. Storm RlaUo 120, Rusty Bunny II*. Love Tou Too 118. Fancy Fan 11$. Fifth Race—Purs* $1,700. claiming. 9 year olds, 1 1/1« mil*: Oo Doo Doo Hi, My Toy 111, a-CpP«r Decker 110. **Happy Dan 114. PapVa Mint 111. Oaplaln Tount 120, Rockiinl 111 Dib- ble Dabble 11*. Hawthorne Bell HO- *-W. H, Bishop Stable. Inc. entry. *?xth Race—Purse 11.700. claiming. 3 year old*, 1 l/l« miles: Ovemlla 11$, Admiral"* Watch IIS, French •float 121. x-Repald H*. °ran ll», Moon'* Wave IIS, Androb 118. Cellle KM 114. •Sevetith Race—Purse $2,800, ct*lm- Uhg 2 r**r olds. * furlongs: a-Capt. CnTley II*. Tas Rlr 11$. Midway IMaror II*. Black Bean 11*. b-Whlrt- J»g 11*. .a-Royal R*g»ar 120. h-Ha- •walian Music 117. s-Baltleodora !«>«% <JiJlclc Bklnfiilsh .111 ^.C*ste!lo-Hont*r and Dernier and 'Fkntin entry. •b-Bijchanan.entry. Bfghth Race—Purw! $M0O. .claiming :l .veer ©Ida. • furlong*: g-Val Haw- ley 10S, *-Curllcue 114. *-Onr Erin JA* Mer^D'ower m •••ist^r j w it«. ttolden Cornel: 11$. f^en. Canals 114 a-Fafr Hour If*, Jnniorell* I07 f "*-W. W. Blshotv StaMe TiK. entry. Kinth Ravn—Pnr«! tl HCKV . claiming. ('.Tear old* and tip. 1 tfi« mfi**j *rt>i«l Oacar «18. Rou^h Rte'ry «o9, lt-ft-Hye*ia 10T. b<Hornel«wn Mero li*. x-*-K«W»la 111, let Btom 114. b.ft*ttT JSa*t «i; <Vnfr*oc1*fi III. ••' #Wv'IHkt'tit •'". -'•"•:. "- -'-"f*^ ;il S£ ; Orieaoni entrF. • .- ^W, H. JBlsTNep Stable enIry. V-flv* pounds Apprentice ailowAnce ; elaimed-. . >•-'•'. .";':. • Ird—Allowances, J-rear-olds, $ ft White River (Barrow) 7.40 4.80 3.50 5.20 3.80 5.70 Ith-^Clalming, »-year-oldt up. $ fi Pineapple (Sellers) ^6.10 3.90 4.10 Step (Ruane) 18.20 9.80 My Number (Blum) 18.80 Sth—Claiming, t-year-olds, C fs Jetting Home (Blum) 11.30 4.20 3.70 Vale Sunshine (Hlnojosa) 2.70 2.40 Go On Green (Sorensen) 3.90 •tb—Claiming, 1-year-olds op, t f: Hill (Monacelli) 26.30 11.90 7.20 Accomplish (Combest) 6.90 5.40 Free Service (Hlnoiosa) 6.50 Ub— Allow., J.year-olds op. 4 fi Liberal Lady (Blum) 4.70 2.80 2.30 Vapor Whirl (Hirojosa) 3.10 2.80 Beau Prince (Brooks) 3.90 8tb—Hdcp 8-year-olds np, 1V4 m: Nimble Top . (Monacelli) 11.00 4.80 3.10 Thermal (Gomez) 8.60 2.70 Billy Overman (Zakoor) 2.60 »th—Claiming ,$%yot up, 1 1/1$ mi First Lord (Gllllgan) 17.60 7.70 4.SO Resvitt Player (Barnett) 4.60 4.00 Sid Old Boy (Gomez) 4.o0 •fa *.v '*" SCRATCHES: 1— Cayuga, lu Easy. Bagpipes: 2—Richer By Far. John Fury, Midontrtal; 3—Ted B., High Cockalorum, Buoy. Oanlve, Pulver- ize. Elmos Ethel: 4—Fausta; 5— Irish War. Gutter Ball; 7 — Be Ambitious, Bella Bout, Oraxio, Baal 2nd. Wloner ; S—Dark Tale, Kerry Piper; 9 — Merry Will. Hooker, Heavenly Girl. Fazio Smacks MP Classic Mark of 870 Frank Fazio walloped the sea- son's high four of 870 to provide the feature of the Mont Pleasant Major Classic League card at Mont Pleasant Lanes. Frank's string included games of 206, 213, 207 and 244. Also in the eight-hundreds were Bob RalbovBky, 223-S26; Dom Mangino, 224-820; Bob Evans, 230- 807; Ted Korkosz, 234-803, and Fred Pascarella, 248-802. Other leaders included: John Famiano, 228-796; Dick Alois, 204,- 793; Vince Pinto, 235-791; Richie Blanch!, 213-778. Castle Club regained first place by blanking Lee's Gift Shop, 5-0, while previously-leading Olympic Sporting Goods trimmed Harold's Service, 4-1. The Pics had led by one-half game. Other results: Empire Paving beat Donatos, 5-0; Diamantes beat Alberts Seat Covers, 5-0; DeLuke Ready Mix beat Bonnies, 5-0; Eddy 4 Galaise beat Hodgea, 3-2; MAC Tools edged Wooten'a Gate- way, 3-2; and Kite Cap Inn shad- ed Sonnys, 3-2. Standings: w Castle Club 41 Olympic Sporting 51»i Diamame's Restaurant 37L DeLuke Heady Mix. .. 3S Harold's Restaurant .. 36 Hodges' Delicatessen.. 37 Empire Paving 36 Lee's Gift 33 Donato's Pro Shop 33 Sonny's Restaurant... 32' WASHINGTON,* Dec. 2f (AP) — Senator pverett M. DirkseOi (R; 111.) called today for tha administration to take a tougher line in the United Nations to get It "back on the track." Jt W t/f DIRKSEN, 1TBCB senate Re- publican leader, predicted con- gress will ire-examine U.S. con- tributions to the United Nations in the light o£ events,'in The Congo and Goa and the failure of some other nations to pay their assessments- He told a news conference he was disturbed by what he called India's aggression In Goa, adding India has forfeited its moral statute by what was done there." Dlrksen also criticized the UN military" action against President Molse Tshombe's Katanga pro- vince. He said the foundation will be laid for a take-over by leftist Antolne Giaenga and his Soviet supporters "if you clobber Katanga." • • •a v *SOME EFFORT should be made to get the United Nations back on the track to serve the purpose for which It was intend- ed," Dlrksen contended. "Per- haps a tougher line by this country may be the answer. Our representatives could do a little tougher talking." He praised U. S. Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson's fight against Red China's admission to the United Nations as the kind of "good tough statement" he had In mind for other UN problems. Turning to domestic matters, Dirksen voiced belief that public sentiment has not yet crystalized for or against President Ken- nedy's plea .for broader authority to reduce tariffs to boost foreign trade. # 4f * HE NOTED that the adminis- tration has not yet proposed its specific legislation to extend the reciprocal trade agreements pro- gram and* said he has not yet decided on his own stand. "You've got to see the facts," te said. "I don't know what escapes may be provided. If a manufacturer can prove damage, where does he go for help? What wll be proposed about retraining of displaced workers? You get a diversity of interests in problems of this kind and you have to know what defenses might be built up." Shriver Urges Prudent Pens ANNOUNCEMENTS NEW YORK, Dec. 7 (UPD— Peace Corps Director R. Sargent Shriver flew^bere from Washing- ton today to see 39 volunteer teachers leave by plane for Nigeria. He asked them to be prudent about what they write home. Shriver told the corpsmen their mission to Nigeria had "partic- ular significance." He referred to the "postcard incident" of several months ago for which the Peace Corps was severely criticized in Nigeria and in the United States. The incident arose when the contents of a postcard written by Peace Corps' member Margery Michelmore, who expressed shock over Nigerian living conditions, was publicized. Shriver urged the corpsmen to- day to "be prudent about what you write home and always be aware that you write may be publicized" CITATION PR045F OF WILL • THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW TCORK, By the Grace of God. Free and Independent, Send Greeting: ! TO the Heir*, Distributees, and all other persons interested in the estate of HELEN QLINTON, deceased, late of the City of Schenectady, In the County or Schenectady, ana State of New York, but especially to; Jane Daniels Bennett cousin, 811 Otter Trail, Westport, Conn.; Harry C. Daniels, cousin. 2121 Cedar^Ave., New York 88. N.Y.: Pauline Daniels MorreU. cousin, 26 Rossmore Ave,, Bronxvllle, N.Y.; John Reynolda Jr., cousin, 1S3 Lexington Ave.. Bayonne, N.J.: Fred Reynolds, cousin, Tom Reynolds, cousin, Harry Reynolds, cousin, Mary Reynolds, cousin, whose places of residence are unknown; John Doe, Mary Doe, Richard Roe, and Jane Roe, the said names being fictitious, the true names of said persons being unknown to your peti- tioner, intending to designate the executor* or administrators and all distributees and heirs at law, and next of kin. legatees, .devisees and assigns of the said Fred Reynojds. Tom Reynolds, Harry 1 Reynolds and Mary Reynolds. John Doe, Mary Doe, Richard Roe and Jane Roe, and all persons who by purchase or In- heritance or otherwise have or claim to have an Interest in Ihe above- entitled matter derived through the said Fred Reynolds, Tom Reynolds, Harry Reynolds ana Mary Reynolds, John Doe. Mary Doe, Richard Roe and Jane Roe> or their executors, ad- ministrators, distributees, assigns, heirs at law, and next of kin, lega- tees, devisees, or through any of them, which heirs, executors, admin- istrators, heirs at law, next of kin, legatees, devisees, and other persons. if any there be. their names and P.O. addresses are unknown to petitioner, and to any nephews, nieces, and cousins, both on the side of the said DeWitt Clinton and said Sarah Clin- ton, father and mother of Helen Cllinton, deceased. If living, and. \t dead, their executors, administrators, and all distributees and heirs at law and next of kin, legatees, devisees and assigns, if any, of the said un- known nephews, nieces and cousins, both on the side of DeWitt Clinton and Sarah Clinton, father and moth- er of said Helen Clinton, deceased, and all persons who by purchase or inheritance or otherwise have or claim to have an interest in the above-entitled matter derived through any of said persons or their execu- tors, administrators, distributees, as- signs, heir at law and next of kin, legatees, devisees, or through any or them, which heirs, executors, admin- istrators, distributees, assigns and heirs at law, next of kin, legatees and devisees, or any and all other persons, if any there be, their names and Post Office Addresses are un- known to petitioner; and also all persons who are or may make any claim whatsoever as executors or administrators of any person who may be deceased, and who, if living, would have any interest in the above- entitled, matter derived through any or all of the above named people, or their distributees, heirs at law or next of kin. devisees, legatees and assigns, which persons if any there be, their names and places of resi- dence or Post Office Addresses are unknown to petitioner. WHEREAS. THE SCHENECTADY TRUST COMPANY, a Domestic Banking Corporation, with principal place of business at 320 State Street, in the City of Schenectady, New York, has lately applied to the Sur- rogate's Court of our County of Sche- nectady, to have a certain instrument in writing dated December 3, 1946, and a codicil thereto dated July 17, 1951, and a second codicil thereto dated the 18th day of June, 1953. re- lating . to both real and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament of HELEN CLINTON, who was at the time of her death a resident of the City of Schenectady, in the County of Schenectady, de- C££LS6t~i THEREFORE, you and each' of you are hereby cited to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of our County of Schenectady, at the Surro- gate's Office in the City of Schenec- tady, on the 15th day of January, one thousand nine hundred and sixty-two at ten o'clock in the fore- noon of that day, why the said in- struments should not be admitted to probate as the last will. and testa- ment of said HELEN CLINTON, de- ceased, valid to pass real and per- sonal property. IN TESTIMONY WHERE- OF, we have caused the- Seal of our Surrogate's (L.S.) Court to be hereunto af- fixed. WITNESS: HON. *V1LLIAM F. HAHN, JR., Surrogate of our said County, at the City of Schenectady, the 1st day of December. 1961. /s/ GEORGE E. SEVERSON Clerk of the Surrogate's Court PETERS & PR1TCHARD Attorneys for the Petitioner Office and P.O. Address: 28 Jay Street. P.O. Box 1002 Schenectady 5. N.Y. 12-7. 14, 21, 28: 1-4 Death Notices 121 B ABB IN GER— Suddenly. December 27, 1961, , at Samaritan Hospital, Charles S. Barringer, '19 Euclid Avenue, Troy; husband of Nettle Goldey Bairlnger; father of Vernon • C. Barrlnger; father C. Barrlnger of-Scotia; brother of. the late Mrs. Grace Madden and Howard N, Barrlnger. Funeral serv- ice Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Bowen Fuperal Home, cor- ner of Sixth Street and Fifth Ave- nue, Watervliet. Friends are in- vited and may call Thursday after- noon and evening. BOLDT—-December 25, 1961, Reverend William F. Boldt. former pastor of "the Church of St Paul the Apostle.- Schenectady, New York, Son of the late William F. and Mary Tobln Boldt; brother of Mrs. John J. Hopkins of Albany, John V. of New York city and the late Reverend Joseph Boldt; uncle of Reverend William J. Boldt of Cardinal Hayes High School, New York city'and Mrs. John. R. Brady of Saddle Brook, New Jersey. The Office of the Dead will be chanted by the priests of the Albany Dlo- oesa Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Church of St. Paul the Apostle. A solemn Pontifical Mass of Regulem will be cele- brated by his Excellency the Most Reverend William A. Scully D.D. In the church on Thursday morn- ing at 11 o'clock. Reverend clergy, Religious, parishoners, and members of the parish societies are Invited. Father will lie in State Wednesday evening at the church. ANNOUNCEMENTS Death Notice* 121 KBEPS — December 25, 1961, Leo Kreps of\ 607 Altamont avenue, husband of th* late Eva-Forhay Kreps;. father of Mrs. Buel Robin- son and the late Anna Kreps. Fu- neral- f r o m the Lasak Funeral Home, 176 Sacandaga road. Scotia, Thursday morning at 8:30 a n d 9 o'clock at Sis. Cyril and Method Church where a high mass of re- quiem will be celebrated. Relatives, friends and members of the National Slovak, S o c i e t y #203 and G.E. Quarter Century Club are respect- wfully invited and may also call at the funeral home Wednesday eve- ning after 7. interment Sts. Cyril and Method cemetery.' Froftmal NoWcti lit CHAMBERLAIN—December 87, 1961, May M. Chamberlain of 282 Am- sterdam Road; cousin of Mrs. Joseph Rollerl and Mrs, L. M. Atiyer of Canton, New .York. Funeral serv- ice* ttf which relatives and friends are invited will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Frederick H. Glock Funeral Chapel. There will be no calling hours. In lieu of flowers contributions are acceptable to the SSonta Club Serv- ice Fund. Spring Interment In Evergreen Cemetery, Canton, New York. LABKOT — At rest Wednesday. ' December 17, d961, Nora Meany Larkiruof 1056 Morntngside Avenue, wife of the late John Lark in; mother of Miss Leone E., Marlon M., and James F. Larkin of this city; sister of Daniel Meany of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; also sur- vived by -two grandchild/en. Rela- tives, friends and members of St. Helen's Church Rosary Society, St. Clare's Hospital Ladles Aux- iliary, and Spanish American War Veterans Ladies' Auxiliary are In- vited to attend the funeral service Friday morning at 9 o'clock from the Kivlin-Campbell Funeral Home, thence to St. Helen's Church where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock. The funeral home will be open. Thurs- day evening. Interment, Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery'- The members of St. Helen's Church Rosary So- ciety are requested to meet at the Kivlin - Campbell Funeral Home Thursday evening &y& o'clock. MILLER - New Hope Lodga No. 730. F.AA.M., Jmnounce* with Borrow the death ol Brother Henry-SJMiller, De- cember 26, 1961. Masonic serv- ice at the Barthel Funeral Home* 11 Purtell Avenue, Latham, Thure- **l ATNOID B & E A U . Maate. EVERETT ZEH. Secretary MILLKB — Sigma Bodied Valley of Schenectady, an- nounces with sorrow the death of Brother Henry R, Miller, December 2«. U.- JAMES E. VRADENBURO, Secretary Personals 111 J LOVE TO CREATE HATS! your material or tolna. TRY ME I 171 Sixth St. Scotia EX 3-0101 WILL SHOP for you or take yptt shopping and other misc. errand* Very reasonable. EX 3-9431. PORTRAIT, 11x14. In color, drawn from your favorite photo, |1K Tel LAMB, EL5-5W. HAIR coloring, bleaching, permanent*, styling, etc. In your home. Price* reasonable. Miss Gladys, FRT-3*0fr GIFT CENTER — Watches, rlnga, TV. Hi FI, luggage, tree* Opa, Robert Hall. Open 'til »• EX 3-4770. RIDE wanted to State bldg., Albany 1 , 8:30 to 5 from Seh'dy or Scotia area. EX 3-9013. CROSS—December 26, 1961, Ralph S., of 238 Manning Boulevard. Albany, husband of Helen Cizek Cross; father of Cralghton L Cross of Laurel, Maryland; son of Mrs. Leon H. Cross; brother of Thalen Cross of Hohokus, New Jersey, and Katherlne Cross. Funeral serv- ice at the Tebbutt Chapel.' 12 Carlton Avenue, on Friday morn- ing at 11 o'clock. Friends may call at the chapel on Thursday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. DOYLE — At St. Clare's Hospital, Wednesday. December 27, 1961, Anna McGurl of 936 University Place; wife of the late Dennis F Doyle; mother of J. Francis Monica and Evelyn Doyle ; sister of Patrick McGurl of Oneonta, Mrs. Margaret Lents of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Mrs, Alice Ryan of Carbondale, Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Hazel Mar- tin of Middletown, New York ; also survived by one grandson, J. Francis Doyle Jr., and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Gleason Funeral Home at a time to be announced later. BOFF-—"December 27. 1961, Harriet Bryan, wife of the late Beverly M. Eoff of 5 Front Street; mother of Beverly M. Eoff Jr.; sister of Mrs Edna Tryon ; grandmother of John and Elizabeth Eoff. Funeral serv- ice at the convenience of the family at Baxter's Funeral Parlors. There will be no viewing hours. Rather than sending flowers friends who wish to do so may make contribu lions in her memory to the Cancer Society. FICHTNKR—Dec. 26. 1961, William C. husband of Frances Weibel Fichtner of 436 Millard street ; father of William A. Fichtner and Mrs. John Poracky of this city; brother of Bennett Fichtner. Mrs. Hilma Estel and Mrs. Lena Heiner of this city. Also survived by five grandsons and several nieces and nephews. Funeral service 11 o'clock Friday morning at Baxter's fu- neral parlors. Relatives and friends are invited. The parlors will be open Thursday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. In lieu of flowers, me- morial contributions mav be made to the Immaiiuel Lutheran Church Building Fund. LANDBEYILLE—December 25, 1961. Ross H. Landrevllle of 616 Smith St., wife of the late Oscar Landre- ville; mother of Mrs. Edward Hunt -Schenectady, and Emanuel Landrevllle, Galway, New York Sister qf Mrs. Graslldl Normondln and Gaston La Fountalne, both of Waterbury, Connecticut. Alphouse and Ephrem La Fountalne both of Canada Also survived by several grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday morning at 8:30 from Light's Funeral Home, 1428 State St., and at 9 o'clock from the Sacred Heart Church where a .solemn high mass will be celebrat- ed. Relatives, friends, and members of the Union of SL Jean the Bap- tist are invited to attend. Calling hours are 7-9 Wednesday evening. Interment, St. John's Cemetery. LADY desires ride from Mapla Av- Alplaus. to downtown Seh'dy. 9 to I office hra. 5-day wk. FR 2-9524. YARN AND HAND KNITS FR 2-3079 SPENCER and Spfrella Corseta EX 8-5781. Ethle WendelL 46 yr*.. FURS repaired, reslyled. Knit.dressea shortened Mra Occhlno, EL 5-2961. Spencer and Splrella Supports B. Schermerhorn Tel. FR 4-726S SEE Xmas decorations at P. Murphy's and will shop. Dec. 30. Wade, EL 5-4500 Lost and Found no. LOST—-Sentinentally treasured black cross. Shoporama, Coldbrook. Re- ward. Tel. EL 5-2714. MOBDAWSKI_At St Clares Hos- pital December 26, 1961. Anna Chomka Mordawski of 30 Gould drive, Scotia, wife of the late Thomas Mordawski and mother of Mrs. Regina Olsen of Scotia, New York, and Edward Mordawski of Schenectady. Also survived by 8 grandchildren. Funeral Friday morning at 8:30 from the A. B. Brzozowski and Son Funeral Chapel, thence to St. Adalbert's Church where a solemn high Mass, of requiem will be cele- brated at 9 o'clock for the repose of her soul. Third Order of St. Francis, Holy Rosary and Sacred Heart of Jesus Societies of St. Addalberfs Church, St John the Baptist Society No. 203, P.U.A., friends and relatives are sincerely invited to attend. Interment in the family plot, St. Adalbert's open Thursday evening after 6. The Third Order of St. Francis Society is requested to meet at the chapel at 6:30 Thursday eve- ning. The Holy Rosary and Sacred Heart Socities are requested to meet at 7 at the chapel. EYE GLASSES—Vicinity of Parke* building. Leave with superintend- ent of Parker building. ,» — • — — — LOST—Kitten, spayed, calico one side, tiger on other. Name, Nippy, Reward. Please Tel. EX 3-2514. LOST—Glasses: dark rim. Reward, Tel. PI 6-3886. LOST—Black Labrador retriever, full grown, named Joa. EL 5-4621. L 23 a -6'i i 30«j .10 32 31 32 .•55 35 s 35 VJ Pts. 56 351,4 m* 47 45 (5 45 42 (3 40 M Nlte Cap Inn 33 35 id Eddy & r.alalse S3 35 40 MAC Tools 31 37 3ff Albert's Seat Covers.. Ifi'i U'4 34>4 Wooten* Gateway .... 2S 40 33 Bonnies Restaurant .24 44 31 Fair Grounds Results lil—Clmg, * and 4-yo«, 4 fi Village Pick ,,„„,, (Hay Jr.) AIM 5.60 3.40 .Mo-Daddy <Contrert£) 15.80 8 20 Mr. Money <Van Hook) 4-40 fad—Cimir, l-ro» ap, • it Native Son ^ ^^ (Keller) 44.40 18.20 12.30 Starlight Of (Campbell) 10.00 7.00 Intrusting (Guyton) 4.SO Joe Brown to Defend Title for I2th Time LaFollette's Widow Dies NEW YOEK, Dec. 27 (AP)~- Mra. Robert M. LaFollette Jr., 67, widow of the senator from Wis- consin, died early today in Roose- velt Hospital. She became 111 yesterday while visiting her son, Joseph O. La- Follette, and his wife during the Christmas holidays. The cause of death was not determined im- mediately. Her husband served as Repub- lican senator from Wisconsin from 1925 to 1946, succeeding his father who was senator from- the same state for 19 years. Sen. LaFollette Jr., died in Washington In 1953 at the age of 58. Mrs. LaFollette made her home In Washington and Madison, Wis. before her marriage she had been a secretary to Sen. LaFollette Sr. and later his son. _ 1 DAILY DOUBLE — Village Pick and Satire Ron (6-1) paid |ltl.44> trd—Clmg, s-ro mdnt, 4 fi Sylvia's Dream ISkuse) 7.40 4.S0 180 Lucky Ix>v« (Van Hook) 11.80 11.20 Nahara Brandy (Rlngqulat) • 10 4th—Clmg, *-yo« «p, I h tn Fort Bull (Carsteni) J.20 4.00 !.S0 lx>rd Jr. (Welshman) 4.60 2.30 l^eo's Ace (Skuse) * 00 (th—Clmi, trot, « ft Ima Bay Bloom .„-..,,, , ^ (Van Hook) 1*20 ».«0 7.00 Nelson Ray (Skuw) 5.80 4.80 John D V (Holmes) 12.00 llh-Ctmir, l-ro*. I l / l l mlt ...... BlIMeebfl (Nichols) 1750 5.60 3.80 Diamond Caper (flkus*) i.00 240 Sonny Maahburn (Hay Jr.) 3 60 1th— Aiw, 1-rn*. * ti BlggTBonua (Meaux) 5.80 1.00 2.80 Alone at Last (Hem'ndes) M 0 2.80 Touch Bar (Phelpal * & 0 glh—Alir, H-rnt np, I ft Jet Request (Shlrota) 1140 1.10 3.80 Curran'o (llernandea) ISO 2.40 Charlie Boy (Skuae) 3 00 • U—Clmr, t-yo« up, 11/14 mil Mr. J. A. (Roeelloj' 81<60 10.20 6.60 Jamboree Jont* (PhUt*) *.W 3.00 I*l« of Acre* (Landing) >.R0 SCRATCHRAi l-lungthebell II, Hy- Slip; J—Rushing Tide, Pete* Pen- ny, Mlba Marbla. Black Note, Bran- w*ll, Mra Thrale, Rusher"* Choice; a—Shadow* Around. Southern Queen, Mary Bell*. Cycleway. She Will Win, Altaghoat; 4—Wergoma, Smoke Stream; 5~An»on. Happy Dati; fi—VeMlnaa Last; 7—Tmply ; 8-O0Wen Hours: *—Jet Jay. Shblll, First Doe, Divided,, Lovable Lil, Captain Bud, Carnbetu Bound. nmo OHAKFIOK NEW YORK—Infi;etnar Jobans- *on was the fifth hdn-American to win the wort* heavyweight championship and the first since th* day* of Partmo Camera. TAMPA. Fla., Dec. 27 (AP) — Lightweight champion Joe Brown will make a record 12th defense of hia title against No. 1 con- tender Carlos Ortiz at Las Vegas on Feb. 24, Manager Lou Viscusl announced here today. Viscusi, who operates out of Houston but maintains his Tampa home, said he has agreed to the match and contracts will be signed In a few days. The Silver State's Boxing Club will be the promoter. The 35-year-old Brown, known as "Old Bones," has defended his title successfully 11 limes. He now is in Baton Rouge, La., but will go to Houston to alart training when the match Is aigned. College Basketball Capital Cltr BonnA-RoMn Albany Su<« 79, RPI 49 Slpri* Si, Alfred 51 Lot Angel?* Clattle Ohio State 59, WsAhlnRlon 41 Southern CA! SO, Purdue 63 UCLA H. Army 72 Big Klghl Toarnejr Missouri *0, Oklahoma Slat* 14 Kan*** State fiO, Nebraska IS All Collrgi Totrney Bowling Green 70, SeatUe « Wichita 71, Texaj<i AftM M flttif fiftnth (i««.ic Miaslaaippl So\«>hfrn 81. Louisiana, Tech. ::l Other Oentet New Mexico Stat* 70. Brlgham • Yonig 64 Kentucky 7fl, Yale 58 SI. Loul* gl, Notre Dame 72 Northwestern 64, Princeton , 62 Butler 78. Illinois Wesleyan *S ' New Torlc A.C. 78, St. Michael'* <VL) 60 Nortn Dakota V. 62, Augsburg 55 Moorhead Stfte fi«. Duluth 50 - Montclalr State M, Bloomfield 84 Villa Madonna li, Quincy U AF Plane Down in Mo* COLE3 CAMP, Mo, Dec. 27 (^P)— A BM jet bomber from Carswcll air force base, Fort Worth, Texas, crashed And burned about five miles east of Cole camp tonight. The three crewmen balled out safely. Whlteman Air force base, about 25 miles northwest of the crash acene, said the bomber was in rAdlo contact shortly before the crash. The plane's commander, Cap- tain C. I* Montgomery of Fort Worth, was Injured slightly. The other crewmen were Iden- tified as Captain J. M. Roddy Jr. and Captain L V. Hughes. Their home town* were not known. The plane blasted a crater 25 feet deep and Sft feet In diameter about 50 yards from Missouri Highway 52. Cole CAmp is about 25 miles south of Sedalla, Mo., and 10d milra southeast of Kansas City. INDIAN mitr SOIJOHT NEW DELHI, (AP)—A nation- al committee haa been looking into ways to give a sense of unity to India's more than 400 million people who Apeak many lan- gUAgea and dialects and are di- vided by caste and region. Among Its recommendations — Indian children should take a dAlly pledge of service to the country, saying "All Indians are my brother* and sisters." Tha Montreal Canadlens htfve won nins of their last 10 hockey opener*. IN FORECLOSURE- SUPREME COURT— SCHENECTADY COUNTY Albany Savings Bank, plaintiff, against Peter F. Gallagher and Mary Elizabeth Gallagher, his wife, G. E. General Engineering Lab Employees Federal Credit Union, Franklin Rapp, Pine Grove Dairy. Inc.. Michael De- Biere, d/b/a DeBiere's Landscape Service, G. E. General Factory Em- ployees Federal Credit, xlefendants. Cooper, Erving & Savage, attorneys for Plaintiff. 35 State Street, Albany, New York. Pursuant to a judgment of fore- closure and sale dated December 6,1 1961, and duly entered on December 6. 1961. I will sell at public auction at the front entrance of the Sche- nectady County Court House, In the City of Schenectady. New York, on the 26th day of January, 1962. at 2 :00 o'clock In the afternoon, premises di- rected by said Judgment to be sold with the buildings thereon situated In the Town of Glenville, County of Schenectady and State of New York, described as follows: ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel of land with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Town of Glenville. County of Sche- nectady and State of New York, and known as Lot Number Thirty- eight (38) on Map entitled, "Glen Sanders Manor", Bituate In the Town of Glenville, belonging to Martin Sllberkraus and Fred W, Sllberkraus and William H. Brown, dated December. 1921: survey and map by W. W. Chadsey. and on file In the Schenectady County Clerk's Office, which said lot Num- ber Thirty-eight (38) is sixty (60) feet front and renr and Two hun- dred fifty (230) feet In depth, be- ing the same more or less. Being the same premises con- veyed to Peter F. Gallagher And Mary Elizabeth Gallagher, hia wife, by deed from Capitol Homes Ser- vicing Corp., dated December 30th, 1939 and recorded December 30, l£»39 In the Schenectady County Clerk's Office in Liber 793 of Deeds at page 36. Dated: December 14. 1961. ROBERT J COAN. E«q. Referee 12—16. 21. 28: 1—4. It. 18. 25 GOULD—December 26. 1961. Caroline Gerllng. wife of the late Henrv John Gould of 101 Linda Lane formerly of 944 Albany Street; mother of Mrs. Robert Wilson : sister of Mrs. Emma Russ, both of this city: grandmother of Richard and Alan Wilson : also survived bv several nieces and nephews. Funeral service eleven o'clock Saturday morning at Baxter's Funeral Par- lors. Relatives and friends are in- vited. The parlors will be open Friday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock PICOTTE — At Albany, New York, Suddenly on Wednesday, December 21, 1961, Clifford E. Picotte, hus- band of Helen M. Burgess Picotte of S Chestnut Hill. Loudonville; father of William Burgess Picotte and Ellen Anne Picotte; son of the late John D. and Cora E. Beane Picotte; brother of Bernard F. Picotte. Funeral Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock from the residence, 8 Chestnut Hill, Loudonville. A solemn mass of requiem at the Church of St. Pius at 10 o'clock. Relatives, friends, the Holy Name Society of St. Pius Church, mem- bers of Fort Orange Post American Legion, members of Amvets Post No 30, and members pf the Jesuit Retreat League are invited and may call at the residence Friday afternoon and evening. KLE1NRKNS—Suddenly on Sundav. December 24. 1961. Constance Blair of 8 Maple avemie. Gloversville. New York, beloved wife of Clarence Kleinhers; sister of Mrs. William T. Kennedy and aunt of John Hoff- man, both of Schenectadv. Funeral services to which relatives and frienis are Invited will be held at the Kazyaka Funeral Home. *19 Eastern avenue, on Thursday after- noon at 2:00 o'clock. The Rev. H. Lawrence Snow officiating. The funeral home will be open Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:00 o'clock. Interment in Vale Cemetery. KCRUNG— December 27. 1961, Mary Weise Ktirung, widow of Joseph Kurnng of ^10 Adams Street. Rot- terdam : mother of Joseph Kurung of Saranac and Miss Elizabeth Kurung of this city; grandmother of Frank Kurung Jr. of Scotia. Funeral service Friday afternoon at 1 :30 o'clock from the Rond Funeral Home. Relatives and friends are invited. The funeral home will ba open Thursday evening after 7 o'clock. Interment, Schenectady Memorial Park. WILLIAMS — At Poughkeepsie, New. York, on Tuesdav, December 26. 1961. Robert H. Williams of 14 North Brandywine Avenue: father of Robin Marie and Michele Ann Williams: son of Mr. and Mi's. Harry Williams; brother' of Rich- ard Williams and Mrs. Joseph Mar- ton of this city : also survived by one niece. Funeral Friday morning- at 8:30 o'clock from the Daly Fu- neral Home and at 9 o'clock from St. Luke's Church where a requiem high mass wilV be celebrated. Rela- tives and friends are invited. Call- ing hours Thursday evening after 7 o'clock Interment, Most Holy- Redeemer Cemetery. 1 CLASSIFIED [ Business-Professional DIRECTORY Service, Supplies, Equipment | Alterations ALTERATIONS — French weaving. Fur, cloth coats repaired, relined. Alteration Shop. Ill Proctor's Arcade Alterations, men's women's clothing- Picked up, delivered. UP 7-736S. ALTERATIONS. Also men's tailor- ing. Tel. DI 6-5996. ALTERATIONS—All kinds of dress- making ; pick up. FR 7-9118. Autos, Trucks for Hire Knickerbocker Drivurself 900 STATE ST. DI 6-6181 Appliance Repairing G.E. APPLIANCE specialist, pick-up* deliver small appliances, lamps. Smith, 2791 Balltown Rd. EX 3-52S8. Auto-Truck Repairing G.E. BODY WORKS Volkswagen Specialists 1416 B'way FR 4-2408 Aluminum Siding SIDINfj—Doors, windows, porch en« closures, garage doors. DI 6-7959. Florists 120 TEL DAY OR NIGHT DI 6-4487 John J. Gallo OF THE Gallo-Florist DOWNTOWN—96 JAY ST. LEGAL NOTICE DI 6-1727 Day, Night DI 6-1727 Frank R, Gallo AND SON . FLORIST 856 CRANE ST. Black Dirt, Cinders PR «» "jQi / Blue shale, crushed I'LO 10 stone, top soil, cin- ders, sand, gravel, fill, field stoned quarry stone. Excavating, manure, bulldozing, backhoe, rototilling. Tell DI 6-0069. A. E. FESSENDEN. Building Supplies CUSHING STONE CO., INC. 133 Wall St. Tel FR 4-7766 Bottled Gas METER Service Stove Conversion. Ask about the Sc a day plan. PERFECTANE GAS EX3-13U Counter Tops FORMICA 55c per sq. ft. RAILITE 45c per sq. ft. LEONE LUMBER CO. UN 9-7441 TEL NIGHT OR DAY EX 3-0725 FORMERLY OF JAY <5T. STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COWRT COUNTT OF SCHENECTADY MARY BETTE LEA DAVIS, PlAfntfff. KRnfnst GEORGE DAVIS, Defendant. To the above named Defendant: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to Answer the complaint In this ac- tion, and to servo a copy of your an- swer, or. If the complaint Is not served with this summons, to serve a notW of apT-earance, on the Plalnt- lff> Attorney within twenty day* after the service of this aummos, ex- clusive of thn day of -awrvlro; and In CA»e ol your failure to appeAr, or answer, J u d g m e n t will be iak*n against you by default, for the re- lief demanded in the complaint. Dated, December it, 1961. Plaintiff designates Schenectady County a* th« plac# of trial. * Plalnllft resides In Sohenectadr County. BERNARD COHEN, Attorney for Plaintiff Office * Post Office Address 11 North'Pearl St. Albany 7. N. Y. TO GEORGE DAVIS: The foregolnR summons is terved upon you by publication, pursuant lo an order of the Hon. RusaeH O. Hunt, a Justice of ihe Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the lMh day of December, 1961. and filed with the complain I In the office of the clerk of Ihe, County of Schenectady, at the Schenectady County Court House, City of Schenectady, Slate of New York, on ihe 50th day of De- cember, 1951, Tho object of this action la for an annulment of marriage. December H, 1*61. BERNARD COHEN. Attorney for Plaintiff Office A P. O. Addr«$a 11 N'orth Pearl Street Albany 7, New York 11—28; I—1, 11, I*. Mt 2—1; NOTICE OK PUBLIC HEARING TAKE NOTICE that there is now- pending before, the Board of Trus- tees of the Village of Scotia, N.Y an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Regulating the Construction, Opera- tion and Maintenance of Private and Public Swimming and Wading Pools in the Village of Sootia, New York " and that a PUBLIC HEARING will be held before this Board with rela- tion to such ordinance on January 9.. 1962. at 7:30 P.M. at which time and place all interested persons may be heard regarding said ordinance. A copy of this ordinance Is on file At the office of the village clerk and may be read during business hours by persons in Interest. This ordinance provides: building and plumbing per- mits must be secured for all pools to be installed in the village, if the pool has a capacity of 3rt0 cubic feet or more, sets fees for permits, provides for inspection and provides for a penalty for violation of said ordi- nance. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF SCOTIA, N. Y - G A Kmoallte, Clerk Dated At Scotia, New York December 19, 1961 12-2R, Dom Gallo FLORIST 2241 Broadway W. J. FREDERICK & SONS 1015 Heldorberg AY., DI 6-4243 PEDRICK'S GLASS GARDEN 35 Saratoga Road — EX 9-1171 ROSENDALE-RUSCITTO 124 Jay at Franklin — FR 4-7735 WHITE BIRCH FLORISTS 2004 Heldorberg Av. EL 5-1710 Monumenh 117 Ckmtrartors and Builders HAVE YOUR NEW HOME '. Built by WALTER J. SOCHA FR2-6H2 ERNEST W. PHILLIPS ' Burnt Hills Tel. UP t-8421 Carpenter Work INSIDE and outside carpenter work*" New and repaired sheet rocking,' painting, roofing. Very reasonable. 17 years' experience References, FR 4-8797. KITCHENS completely remodeled by expert carpenters : also gamerooma, baths, etc. BLACK'S CONSTRUC- TION. Tel. EL 5-7920 anytime. - K. POWELL AND SON Remodeling. All alterations Cabinet work. Work guaranteed. EXJ-4068. Cabinet.'—Formica—Remodeling Cabinet and Mill Work Tel. EX 8-1536 Juallty remodeling and mason work. :. KORKOSZ TR4-I727 Notice l* hereby given thAt an election will be held at the Hoff- man's Fire House on January 10 or 17 between 7 and 9 P.M for the election of two (2) fire commission- ers for Hoffman's Fire District *1. (Signed) WILLIAM ANDERSON" PETER L OIOLIO PAUL SEIFERT RESPONSIVE AUDIENCE Tnoujandi of read* •11 watch Gazette CiettUied A d 1 •very day and re* tpoid to the many often.. That s why • the»e columni are known* at "Sche* nectedy'* Greateit Market ttaee." Rock of Ages Dealer with Seal SEH'DY GRANITE 10 Catherine St. Eve. Also. DI 6-SS86 In MemoHams 115 Dt'TTON— In loving memory of Evn .Mae Dulton, who pasped AWAV Dec W, 1»35 Even though thre* years have passed Many memories remain alive In our hearts HUSBAND And DAUGHTERS EASTMAN --- In loving memory of my dear husband Albert W, Kasi- man who passed away Dec. 2* I9SS. Not ours (o know the reason why Unanswered are our prayer* Rut ours lo wAit fer God's own lime To lift the cross we bear So If I ahrd a secret tear, And often breAthe a sigh. Forgive me. for 1 miss you more M Everyday goes by. WIFE, LILLIAN Pl.OSfl—In memory of our beloved daughter. Terry Maine Ploaa, who •lied 1 year ago today. Quiet ur* her little wing*. Her b;vby voice is stilled NO JOB TOO SMALL-INSURED _ vr * experience. Harlow, EX 3-O020 CARPENTER, contractor br hr. "or contract Tel. EL 5-2392 . Cellar*, Attica Cleaned EX 3-9910 Cellar Trash to Attic Removed Carpet Cleaners CARPETS and furniture cleaned In your home the safe flower-fresh way by DuraeleAtv FR 2-6201. M—--..—^n' •' >n w"..-.iil,M,.ll.v^i,Mn.m....IK-M '.lUMi-m Clothe* Pole* CEDAR clothes poles, sold, net posta, fences. A. L. Sisk, FR 2-1160 Chimney* Repaired CHIMNEYS built, repaired, cleaned.. Free estimates Help fully Insured.. Scotia Home Service—DI 6-7243 __John B. Clancy, Prop Carpet and Ru* Service * She never learned of worldly things,' B3 * <s * lrt <»> Work Her future was never filled. She sleeps beneath the cold dark earth Leaving us to stand above To remember Always of her worth And 10 grieve for her dear love. MOMMY. DADDY, GRANDMOM BROTH ER and SISTERS Rugs dyed, cleaned, re woven, rebound" MAXWELL RUG CLEANERS . 1597 STATE ST. TEL DI *-S;Ws -'"»» <— J?-U.!«L.,l'.lL.!.JUm» Cards of Thanks 114 HOUCK — I wish to thank all rela- tive*, neighbors, Bond's Mortuary, and Reverend Cheater Strohl, for their sympathy and kindness dur- ing the bereavement In the death ot my husband, Foster Houck. MRS. MARION HOUCK ANDREW MELL A SON *K »•*"» P'Jii" SUBURBAN Octrklan - Home wlrl, Ifif, Appliance* installed, repaired. Boh ChAmbcra—FR 7-1000 nKRIDENTlALandcommercial, Full* Insured. Bill Veley. KL s"ghr , NOMICS: P1a.c« a Cnaaalfled ad ,n ^*u, G ***. U * for * »P«e<ly. profitable solution to an «v*r* day problem! Tel 8fr4>V . J Thomas M. 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