I*seet.yBiE.L. AMESFuneral services for Earle L. Ames, 70, of New Milford I RD 2, who died) Tuesday at B Veterans Administration Hos- pie pital, Wilkes-Barre, will be Sat the urday at 2 p.m. from the Eislev jng Funeral Home, New Milford, hel The Rev. Donald L. Carter of Gri Milford, will officiate. Inter-iGeia]ment will be in New Milfordjbro■J Cemetery. Sps11 Mr. Ames, son of the late the Frank Lorenzo and Elcanorl mo Smith Ames, was bom at Ham- olv 1 lin. He was a veteran of World||a ‘• War I, a member of First slid W Methodist Church, Highland tha m Alliance of New Milford and alslt; I Lackawanna Lodge No. 291,1 picl *1IOOF, Scranton. I try.ej Surviving are a son; a daugh-l E ' iter; two brothers; a sister, Mrs ledOrville Rose of Hawley, and for s several nieces and nephews. |GraI,The portico of Arlingtonl Mansion, across the PotomacLy from Washington, D.C., is pat* \ 1* temed after a Greek templel e(j at Paestum, Italy. |gueA