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Tuesday, January 30, 1990 The Press Post OBITUARIES Woodworth of Cambridge. Mrs. Flynn was born and raised in Cambridge. Her husband, Thomas F. Flynn, died before her.

Survivors include two sons, Daniel F. Flynn of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Michael J. Flynn of Brunswick; four grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews, including LaVerne Davis of Cambridge, Joyce Clark of Cambridge and George Robertson of Phelps and Cambridge. The funeral was held Friday from the John J. Sanvidge Funeral Home, in Lansingburgh and a Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial was celebrated at St.

Augustines Church. Interment will be in St. Johns Cemetery in Troy. CLARA VAUGHN FOSTER SHUSHAN Clara Vaughn Foster, 82, died Jan. 23, 1990, at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge, after a long illness.

She was born on July 6, 1907, in Glens Falls, the daughter of Dallas and Ethel Brownell Vaughn. Mrs. Foster was a member of the Shushan United Presbyterian Church, Cambridge Valley Chapter, No. 570, Order of the Eastern Star, Shushan Grange No. 1273, for many years, and a member of the Mary held at the convenience of the family.

Should friends desire, contributions in Mr. Youngs memory may be made to the Bennington Rescue Squad through the office of the Mahar and Son Funeral Home, P.O. Box 17, Bennington, 05201. ANNA MARY ETMAN BRADLEY CLARKSBURG, MASS. Anna Mary Etman Bradley, 75, of River Road in Clarksburg, died Jan.

22, 1990, at North Adams Regional Hospital, after a short illness. Mrs. Bradley was the widow of Michael Vincent Bradley, who died Sept. 7, 1945. She was born in Berlin, April 3, 1914, the daughter of the late Albert Etman and Mahala Cark wright.

She attended school in Berlin, and graduated from Berlin High School with the class of 1930. She was employed by Pownal Tannery in Pownal, and last employed with Cornish Wire Division of General Cable Corp. in Wil-liamstwon, formore than 30 years. She was an inspector at the time of retirement in 1979. She had been a resident of North Pownal for more than 40 years and has been a resident of Clarksburg for the past 20 years.

Mrs. Bradley is a communicant of St. Anthonys of Padgua Church of North Adams, a member of General Cable Retirees and a former member A leap of a pod of sloth of gang of covey of fall of a wedge of party of colony of penguins and a rafter of turkeys. A business of ferrets. crash of a siege of gam of hover of husk of labor of bale of turtles.

dule of doves and a shoal of bass. A drift of trip of charm of Finches. sort of a tidings of cast of ostentation of a bouquet of congregation of plovers and a paddling of ducks. A unkindness of building of rooks. richness of martens.

bevy of host of sparrows. knot of descent of mustering of storks. dray of squirrels and a spring of teal. A route of wolves. shrewdness of apes.

sounder of a murmuration of starlings. parliament of owls and an exaltation of larks. I 1 4 6 iV I -v Marion J. Marvin MARION JOHNSON MARVIN SHAFTSBURY, VT. Marion Johnson Marvin, 77, died Jan.

25, 1990, at her home in Shaftsbury after a long illness. Born in White Plains, she grew up in North Adams, Mass. She also lived for a time in Manila, in Philippines. During World War II she and her family survived the Bataan Death March and the following internment at Santa Thomas prison camp for three years. They were released by the American soldiers in By HOWARD B.

BENNETT Speaking of education, I came across an interesting article the other day written by a James Lipton, an actor and writer of Broadway musicals and TV dramas. The article discusses various animal groups. For example, most of us are aware of the common references to groups of animals, that a group of lions would be called a pride, a large number of geese would be called a gaggle, or that a significant number of similar fish swimming together would be called a school of fish. Lipton goes much further though in specifying various sundry groups of animals and what theyre named. Some of the terms he states received their first official stamp in medieval and 15th century society and have lasted through the ages to the present time.

1 present these terms, some of which are a couple of centuries old, in the possibility that they might be of some use to our readers, particularly with So much emphasis being put on our ecology and its relationship to animals becoming extinct or Robert Luskin is recovering from knee surgery. Dean Casey of Schaghticoke was a recent overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holbritter and children, Kyle and Dana. WHITE CREEK The White Creek Fire Company held its annual installation of officers recently.

Those taking office were Chief Dick Seney, First Assistant Ben Niles, Second Assistant John Tudor, Foreman Steve Wilson, President Paul Renzi, Vice President Mark King, Secretary Niel Andrews and Treasurer Jim Perry. Dr. Howard B. Bennett Cambridge Central School nearly extinct (i.e., the whooping crane). So for what it is worth, here is an official list of animal groups.

Remember them as you are driving down the highway or visiting a zoo or watching one of the several educational channels, such as Channel 17 or ANE on cable TV. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humphrey of Middle Falls called recently on Mrs. Hobart Humphrey.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holbritter and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holbritter Four new members, Mike Rogers, John Cross, Blake McKee and Bob Wallace, were also welcomed.

The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late John Ogert. The sacrament of baptism was administered to Maurica Jean McKee, the daughter of Mr. and Grange hall. The sympathy of the community goes out to the Burch family on the sudden death of their son and brother, Clarence D. Burch.

Sunday service at the South Cambridge United Methodist Church is held at 8:30 a.m., with the Rev. its regular meeting night to the second Thursday of each month. The next meeting will be held at the home of Jane Moses Feb. 8. The new Methodist hymnal is now available.

Anyone wishing to purchase one or more in honor or memory of loved ones should call Shirley Moses, Sandy Ogilvie or Lois Haner. The cost is $13.50 each. It is SOUTH CAMBRIDGE Ieton A. Foster of Cambridge and George E. Foster of Shushan; and six grandchildren.

Services were conducted Friday at the Shushan United Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Fergus Cochran, pastor. Members of Cambridge Valley Chapter, No. 570, Order of the Eastern Star, conducted services Friday at the church. Spring burial will be in Woodlands Cemetery in Cambridge.

Arrangements were under the direction of the Charles A. Ackley Funeral Home of Cambridge. The family suggests that memorials take the form of donations to the Shushan United Presbyterian Church. WEST HEBRON Robert and Roberta' Wadsworth artd' their son, all Of Bowie, were recent visitors of Robertas parents, Warren and Helen Cardwell. A1 and Kathy Bain entertained for the public Jan.

19. Several guests from the area were present for the music and some dancing. Mrs. Frieda Pfittze, who is staying there, extends greetings to her West Hebron neighbors. Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Bain recently visited Miss Bessie Murtha at the Eden Park Nursing Home. They also visited Charles Lundy, who is also a patient there. Later they visited their sister-in-law, Mrs. Helen Bain in Hudson Falls.

FAX IT TO US! Direct line: (518) 677-3304 The Press Post and family were among the guests at a party Jan. 20, celebrating the fourth birthday of Lindsay Nielsen and the first birthday of her sister, Andrea, at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nielsen. By MARY HULIHAN Mrs.

Blake McKee, Jan. 21, at Jermain Church. About 30 friends and relatives gathered at the Falls Diner for breakfast, following the service. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifton Tracy visited her sister at Albany Medical Center, where she is recuperating after open heart surgery. By MARGARET AIKEN Carl J. Byers, pastor. Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. All are invited to attend.

i The last in the series about Africa held by the Covered Bridge Churches will be held Monday, Feb. 5, at 7:30 p.m. By PEG HEBBARD hoped they will arrive in time for Palm Sunday. Several people attended the program on Southern Africa held Jan. 22, at the South Cambridge Grange hall, hosted by the Rev.

and Mrs. Carl Byers. The final program will be held at Eagle Bridge, Monday, Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. Come and bring a friend.

me this free booklet with no obligation. I I I I I I I I I I I son, John M. Bradley of Clarksburg, with whom she made her home; nine grandchildren; and 16 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday from the Flynn Dagnoli-Montagna Home for Funerals in North Adams, followed by a Liturgy of Christian Burial from St. Anthonys in North Adams.

Burial followed in the family plot in Eastlawn Cemetery in Williamstown, Mass. Memorial contributions may be made to the St. Anthonys Building Fund through the funeral home at 74 Marshall North Adams, 01247. CATHERINE IRENE KERINS GREENWICH Catherine Irene Kerins, 86, formerly of Hill Street, died Jan. 18, 1990, at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge, after a long illness.

She was born March 29, 1901, in Jotjnsonville, the daughter of Michael and Catherine 'Cafr Fjtzpatrick. Mrs. Kerins was a lifelpng resident of Greenwich: She was a former employee of the Greenwich and Johnsonville Railroads and of the Golden Fleece Paper Co. of Greenwich. During World War II, Mrs.

Kerins served on the Washington County Ration Board. She was a communicant of St. Josephs Church of Greenwich. Her husband, John Kerins, died in 1952. Survivors include three cousins, Helene Madigan of Endwell, Marie Blanchard of Schenectady and Frances Morley of San Jose, Calif.

A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Monday in St. Josephs Church in Greenwich. Spring burial will be. in St. Josephs Cemetery in Greenwich.

Arrangements were by the Flynn Brothers Funeral Home of Greenwich. The family suggests that memorials take the form of donations to the Easton-Greenwich Rescue Squad or the Argyle Rescue Squad. CYNTHIA LEE EATON GREENWICH Cynthia Lee Eaton, 30, died Jan. 19, 1990, in an auto accident on Spraguetown Road in Greenwich. She was born March 30, 1959, in Glens Falls, the daughter of Philip and Carol Greenfield Waite.

A graduate of Greenwich Central School and Adirondack Community College, Mrs. Eaton was employed with the Argyle IGA. She was a member of the Lakeville Baptist Church in Cossayuna and a member of the Auxiliary of the Francis J. Clark American Legion Post in Salem. Survivors in addition to her parents, are her husband, Thomas C.

Eaton of Greenwich; one daughter, Leah J. Eaton, and one son, Brian T. Eaton, both of Greenwich; two sisters, Mrs. Gregory Perkins and Brenda W'aite, both of Salem; one brother, Terry Waite of her maternal grandmother, Nevah Greenfield of Battle Creek, her paternal grandmother, Luella Waite of Cossayuna; and several uncles, aunts, nieces nephews and cousins. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at the McClellan Funeral Home in Salem, by the Rev.

Clyde McCaskill, pastor of the Lakeville Baptist Church. Spring burial will be in Evergreen" Cemetery in Salem. The family suggests that memorials take the form of donations to the Cossayuna Fire Department First Responders. MINNIE ROBERTSON FLYNN TROY Minnie Robertson Flynn, died Jan. 2, 1990, after a long illness at St.

Marys Hospital in Troy. She was the daughter of the late James S. Robertson and Anna How to Avoid to Shaftsbury. Survivors include three sisters, Shirley Cloud of Scio, Virginia Morin of Williamstown, and Connie Gordon of North Adams; one brother, William Johnson also of North Adams; one son, John H. Lapham of College Station, Texas; one daughter, Mindy M.

Kittell of Cambridge; and four grandchildren. A memorial service was held at St. Lukes Church in Cambridge on Monday. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to either Mary McClellan Hospital, Myrtle Avenue, Cambridge, N.Y., 12816, oj- Cambridge Valley Rescue Squad, Cambridge, N.Y., 12816. MARGARET E.

MYERS HOOSICK Margaret E. Myers, 76, died Jan. 22, 1990, at the Albany Medical Center in Albany after a long illness. She resided in Hoosick with her husband, Frederick Myers. Born June 13, 1913, in East Hoosick, she was the daughter of the late William and Hattie Martin Hewson.

Educated at schools in Hoosick Falls, she attended college in Cobleskill and in Oneonta, where she received her degree in teaching. Mrs. Myers taught elementary school in Hoosick Falls, North Petersburg and Potter Hill. She was a member of the Hoosick Grange. She was formerly married to Robert Enquest, who died several years ago.

Survivors, other than her husband, include a sister, Anna Hewson of East Hoosick; a brother, William J. Hewson of East Hoosick; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Mahar Funeral Home, 43 Main Hoosick Falls, N.Y., 12090, and from St. John the Baptist Church in North Bennington, where a Mass of Christian Burial was offered. Entombment followed in Park-lawn Chapel, with burial to be in the spring at St.

Johns Cemetery in North Bennington. Memorial contributions may be made to the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad through the funeral home. FREDERICK JR. BENNINGTON, VT. Frederick 1.

Young, 70, a resident of 230 Beech died Jan. 22, 1990, at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center, following a long illness. Born in Arlington, on June 18, 1919, he was the son of the late Frederick I. Young, and the former Sarah Fox Young, who survives. He received his education in Arlington.

Mr. Young was a World War II U.S. Army veteran. He married the former Lorraine Gauthier on Nov. 28, 1946 in Bennington.

He had been employed as a lumberjack throughout the area for many years. Mr. Young was a member of American Legion Post No. 13. He was an avid olitdoorsman and especially enjoyed hunting and Survivors, in addition to "hisr wife and mother, include two daughters, Janet Lucy of Bennington and Lynnette Young of Gilmanton, N.H.; three sons, James Young of Hoosick Falls, Paul Young of Shaftsbury, and Joseph Young of Bennington; four sisters, Marion Tiernan of Bennington, Dorothy Bain of New Hampshire, Nina Tiernan and Barbara both of Milford, Conn.ythree brothers, John Young of Milford, Charles Young of California and Richard Young of Arnold, seven grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.

Memorial services were held from the Mahar and Son Funeral Home Thursday, with the Rev. Ernest Varga, chaplain of Southwestern Vermont Medical Center, officiating. Private interment services will be Dont Be Left Out in The Cold! Call Doug Ogilvie 518-686-7617 Fuel Oil Kerosene Slant Fin Boilers Magic Chef Hot Air Becket Burners The Only Difference is Our Service Budget Plans Available 55 Hoosick Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs.

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