Section II Vital Statistics BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Monday, September 8, 1969 In Memoriam father GAUTHIER-In and loving, grandfather, memory Thomas our J. of who passed away three years ago today, Sept. 8. 1966. Loved and DAUGHTER remembered AND FAMILY.
JACKSON -In lovina memory of my dear husband, William (BIll), who passed Away two years ago today, Sept. 6, 1967, The weary months you bore the pain, Waiting for the cure that never came, Then one day, God thought It best, To take you home with him to rest, And while you lay in peaceful sleep Your memory we will always keep. Sadly missed by WIFE DORRIE. JACKSON -In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather, William, who died two years ago today, Sept. 8, 1967, God saw you getting weary, So He did what He thought best, He came and stood beside you, And whispered come to rest.
You bade me not our last farewell Nor even said goodbye. You were gone before 1 knew It, And only God knows why. DAUGHTER HOWIE AND GRANDSONS KEVIN GRACE AND SON-IN-LAW AND DAVID MICHAEL. JACKSON -In loving memory of our loved father, William, who passed away two years ago today. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW, CONNIE AND CLARENCE BRENNAN.
MAROTTA with loved and treasured memories of our beloved brother, Charles, who passed away 23 years ago Sept. 7, 1946. We do not forget you, Nor do we intend, We think of you often and will to the end. Gone and forgotten, by some you may be dear to our memory: you ever But will be. and true, in heart and mind, Sincere Beautiful memories, he left behind, Sadily missed and remembered FAMILY.
by SISTERS, BROTHERS AND PASTERNACK--In loving Pasternack, memory of passed our son, Thomas who away four years ago. Always in our hearts and prayers We miss you. MOTHER, DAD AND FAMILY, loving memory of dear sister, STEGNER--in Magdalena, who passed away 33 years ago, to Sept. know 8, we'll 1935, meet again It's sweet When parting is no more that the one we loved so well And Has just gone on before, SISTER AND BROTHERS. loving memory of my dear daughter, WELKER-In Evelyn Mae, who passed five years ago, Sept.
8, 1964. away Somewhere beyond the sunset You Where walk in the garden of flowers loveliness never dies Above God's beautiful sky, Sadly MOTHER by AND PERC. -In loving memory of our dear and Aunt Teresa, who passed sister six years ago, Sept. 8, 1963. There is a link death cannot sever away Love and remembrance last forever, Sadly MARY missed AND BETTY.
Deaths present from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. CARNEY--Ruth A. ASZKLER John F. K.S.G, Of 1969; Lakeview, beloved N.
husband Y. of Anna Swiatek September 5, devoted father, of Elaine Alice Goleblewski, John Aszkler, Aszkier, USN and Matala, Eugene; father-in-law of the Norbert late Golebiewski, Marilyn Darmstedter, Dr. Andzel; Joseph S. son of Matala the and Mary Frank Aszkler and Frances Joyce late brother of Mrs. Aszkler (Augustine), Jakubowski, Mrs.
Frank (Mary) Smolarek, George (Bertha). Rosinski, Dengler. Emily Also Dengler survived and by 13 grandchildren, 9:45 from the John J. Funeral Tuesday morning Funeral Home, 3748 South at Kaczor Ave. at Lake, Blasdell and at St.
at 10:30. nterment in Park St. Barbara's Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends inChurch vited. Deceased was a Knight of Barbara's St.
Gregory, a member of Catholic League of St. Holy Assistance to Poland, past Name Society, president of Council of Polish OrganizaReligious tion of Buffalo, Father Justyn's Hospital, Drivers, Joseph's Maria Committee, Polish Union Intercommunity of Villa America, Polish National Alliance Profession al Buffalo. and and the Flowers Businessmen's gratefully Association declined. Donations of may be made to Assistance 10 Poland. the Catholic League of Religious present 2-5 and 7-10 Family will be 619 P.
M. BABco*ck -Mariah Marr House At Tampa, loved wife of the late on Wednesday, Sept. 3, Peter 1969; Warden dearest Babco*ck; dear mother of Jack, Crystal N. Mrs. L.
David Beach, Melvin, North (Helen), Tampa, Mrs. Tonawanda, Ehlers Walter Bramburger (Betty), Hamilton, Mrs. Robert D. Smith Lancaster, (Miriam), N. Crys- tal Beach, John C.
Donald, Williams (Diane) of FinMrs. land, survived by 28 arandchildren Friends and may six call at the Clendenina great-arandchildren. Funeral Home, 336 P. M. Ridge Monday.
Ridge- Fuway, services after from 2 the chapel on TuesP. M. Interment in neral day, Sept. at 2 Cemetery. A memorial Ridaeway service Memorial will be held on Monday evenina at 8 P.
M. by the Eastern Star Northeast Chapter 798 of Buffalo. BECKER-Joseph Schaffer Sr. Sept. 7.
1969, Of 254. Manhattan beloved husband of Helen Robert E. Duthie Becker; father of Mrs. Donald M. Sulli- and van, Joseph S.
Lawrence Adams; Mrs. brother Elmer of Mrs. Katherine M. Becker, Becker the late William J. Becker; also survived by Barrett, Carl F.
and 13 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildrene. Friends are invited 10 attend memorial services at afternoon Forest Lawn Chapel, Wednesday o'clock. Sentiment may be exat 2 pressed through a contribution N. to the Y. Arthritis Foundation, Western Chapter Trust Bldg, BITTE N.
(nee Sept. Broncato) 6, 1969; wife of Tonawanda, Russell J. Bitterman; mother of Mrs. Leonard (Noreen) also Reedy, survived Mrs. grandchildren; sister of Mrs.
Kerry (Beverly) Nice; by six Frank Gengo, Mrs. Clarence Lindenau, Mrs. John Shanor, Charles, Joseph, Sam, Gus, and the late John Greco Broncalo. Funeral Friends received at the Home 2909 Elmwood where funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 8:30 and at St. Francis of Assisi Church at 9:30.
The family will be present 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. BODDY--Minnie Sullivan Of Town of Tonawanda, Sept. 6, 1969, wife of the late Albert Boddy; mother of Mrs. Karl (Irene) Smith; and Franklin Smith.
Funeral from grandmother of Virginia Pendergast Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore near University Plaza, Tuesday at 1:30 P. M. Friends invited. Family present 2-4 and 7-9 P. M.
BRADFORD-Georgia A. Sept. 7, 1969, wife of the late William mother of Mrs. Russell (Florence) Webster, William W. of Anaheim, George N.
and Mrs. Frederick (Elizabeth) Smith and the late Mrs. Elmer (Leona) Olmstead; also survive ed by 11 grandchildren, 34 greatgrandchildren and two great greatfuneral home of John E. Roberts, 762 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Elmwood where funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon al 2:00.
Friends invited. The family will be Of 1037 Three Rod Alden, N. Sept. 6, 1969, wite of the late Walter; mother of Mrs. David (Victory) Pryzucha.
Gary (Doris), Timothey and Sherry Carney: daughter of Mrs. Ida Noll: grandmother of Kimberly Ann and Renne Marie Carney; sister of Mrs. Marvin (Eileen) Schafer and Mrs. Lester (Lorraine) Miller. Funeral from the Charles Meyer Funeral Home, 13228 Broadway, Alden, N.
Y. Wednesday morning at 9:00 and from St. John's Church at 9:30. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
819 Charlotte Of 48 Wendel Town of Tonawanda, September 1969: wife of the late Claude Chapman; mother of Mrs. Doris V. Zindel and Victor Chapman. Private funeral services were held Saturday afternoon. Arrangements by the Bury Funeral Home Inc.
COLLINS- John J. 9, 1969, formerly of 311 September Wellington brother of Fred Mrs. Glenn (Veronica) Smith, and the late Agnes D. Cray, Mary Sullivan, William, Gertrude, and James Collins. Friends may call at the John E.
Roberts Funeral Home: 1361 Hertel where services will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and from St, Margaret's Church at 9:30. Friends invited. The family will be present 2-4 and 7-9 PM. 819 CONSTANTINO--Anthony Of Brant-Farnham Brant, N. Sept.
7, 1969, beloved husband of Angeline Constantino (nee, Busch); brother of Dominic Constantino, Mrs. Josephine Novaro and the late Rev. Mother Theresa and Rev. Mother Christine; son of the late Frank and Rose Constantino: brother-in-law of Mrs. Mary Belz, Mrs.
Rose Mazur, Edward, Chester and the late John and Bronislaus Busch. Funeral services from Froehley's Funeral, Home, 262 North Main Thursday morning at 10:15 and from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Brant at 11 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment In Mt.
Carmel Cemetery. 8110 FOX--Ruth I. Sept. 4, 1969; daughter of the late Albert E. and Mary Werder Fox: dear sister of Madame Helen Geneux-Fox of Geneva, Switzerland and the late Olivette Fox, Marie Fox Low, Jeanette Fox McKee and Albert Fox sister-in-law of Emile R.
Low; aunt of Olivette Fox, Reed and Albert E. Low, Jack and Donald Geneux of Geneva, Switzerland. A memorial service will be conducted at Holmes Chapel, Westminster Church, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Friends Invited. Memorials may be offered to the Heart or Cancer Funds or the Buffalo Eve Bank, 518 GORDON J.
Sept. 8, 1969; hubsand of Agnes Gillogly Gordon: father of Mrs. Joseph W. (Marie Ann) McCarthy of Delmar, brother of Marie M. and the re- late Joseph V.
Gordon. Friends celved at the Murphy Funeral Home, 1700 Hertel Ave. from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. where funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 9:15 and from St.
Louis Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. 819 GRAF- Geraldine Taschenberg Sept, 4, 1969, In San Antonio, Texas; wife of the late Arthur F. Graf Sr. survived by a son, Arthur F.
Jr. of Texas and Mrs. Dorothy A. Browne of California; also survived by six grandchildren, Friends received from 7-9 P. M.
at the Funeral Home of Leo Vandercher Son, 2549 Main (between Rodney and Fillmore) where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Friends are invited. Mrs. Graf was member of Osseo Chapter. No. 336, 0.
E. S. and Lebanon Shrine No. 3. -Frank H.
Jr. Sept. 5, 1969, in Buffalo: husband of Kaihrvn Grove: father of Debra Rose Grove; son of Frank H. Grove Sr. and the late Dolly M.
Grove; brother ef David Grove of Newport Berwyn, Gary and Dwight Grove, and Beverly Vaughan of Butfalo. Friends may call at Johnson and Wilkins Funeral Home, 448 Delaware Saturday evening from 7-9 and from 2-4 and 7.9 Sunday and Monday, where the funeral service will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 618 HAEBERLI-John P. Of Skillen Sept.
5, 1969, beloved husband of Mary Green Haeberli; father of John K. Haeberli of Miami, brother of Mrs. Edward (Margaret) Heltzman, Mrs. Gertrude Guster, Mrs. Martin (Marion) Metzger and Mrs.
Hildegard Reilly and the late Mrs. Helen Reigel, Mrs. Schwab and Aloysius Haeberli. Friends, may call from 2-5 and 7-10 M. at the McKendry-Dengler Funeral Home 2540 Main where funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 8:15 and from All Saints Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends are Invited. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society Al Saints Church, Local 501 of Bell Aerosystems. 618 evening at 8 P. M. 819 HAYES Carl W.
HARRIS-William H. September 7, 1969; beloved husband of Rosalind Bunt. Harris; father of Mrs. Joseph (Lorrene) Schreier, grandfather of Mrs. Michael (Patricia) Kinney and Mrs.
John (Joan) Mancella; also survived by five greatgrandchildren. Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ulirich Funeral Home Inc.r 3272 Bailey Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. Family will be present from 2-4 and 7.9 P.
M. Mr. Harris was a member of Oaklake Lodge No. 190, 1.0.0.F., under whose auspices a morial service will be held Tuesday Of RD 1, Avoca, N. Y.
passed away at his home sept. 7, 1969; born July 22, 1883, in Howard, son of William Carlos Hayes and Gertrude Wilber Hayes; husband of Margaret Alvord; father of Wilbur A.r West Islip, L. 1., Paul L. Town of Tonawanda, Mrs. Geraleine Main of Hamburg, N.
three grandchildren and 10 great-greatgrandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 M. from the Avoca Methodist Church with Rev. William Howell and Rev. Vern Schatiner presiding.
terment in Highland Cemetery, Avoca, N. Y. Mr. Hayes was a former minister of Avoca Methodist Church, charter member of Avoca Wallace Lions Club, Avoca Masonic Lodge No. 673, Past Masters Association.
Genesee Conference of Methodist Church for 45 years and held office of associate secretary and secretary, one of twelve members of Order of Patriarchs, former owner and operator of the Avoca Pharmacy from 1953 to 1958 and a registered pharmacist for 65 years. HEINEMAN-Kenneth F. Of 13432 North Alden, N. suddenly, Sept. 5, 1969; husband of Joan Burton; father of Julie, Sandy and Ronald; son of Helen and Millard Heineman; brother of William, James, Vincent, Jerry, Ernest, Mrs.
Thomas (Carol) Spear, and Constance Heineman. Funeral services from the Charles Meyer Funeral Home 13228 Broadway, Alden, N. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends may call 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
HELLER Ernest C. Of Buffalo, N. Y. suddenly Sept. 6, 1969; beloved husband of Irma (Habrecht); father of Mrs.
Gary (Janice) Kreuder: grandfather of Mark, Terri and Thomas; brother of Charles E. Hill of Rocky River, 0. Friends received at the Sieck and Mast Funeral Home, 1009. Kensington where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1:00 M. Friends invited.
The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial contributions may be made to the Reverend Molter Schlorship Fund, Trinity UCC. 819 HENRY Loretto Donovan Sept.
6, 1969 at New Rochelle, N. wife of the late Robert L. Henry beloved mother of Robert L. Jr. of Yonkers, N.
Mrs. Peter L. (Letitia Flint of Sun Valley, David W. 11, of New York City and Timothy V. Henry of Oakland, N.
also survived by nine grandchildren. Sister of Rev. Vincent Donovan OP and the late Major General William (Wild Bill) Donovan, Dr. Timothy and Mary Donovan; daughter of the late Timothy T. and Anna Letitia (Tish) Lennon Doncvan.
Friends may call at the Driscoll Funeral Home, 205 Linwood Ave. on Sunday evening after 7:30 o'clock where the funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 9:15 o'clock and from St. Joseph's Old Cathedral at 10 o'clock, Friends are invited to attend. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. 618 HOFFMEISTER -John R.
Of 69 East Union Hamburg, N. Sept. 7, 1969, husband of Eleanor, (nee Armbruster); R. of Florida, Mrs. Margaret, Damica and the late Arthur, and Irving Hoffmeister and Mrs.
Irene Miller. Funeral from the Donald M. Demmerley Funeral Home, 21 Pierce Hamburg, N. Wednesday morning at 9:30 and from SS. Peter and Paul Church at 10.
Friends invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-10 P. M. Deceased was a member of the Hamburg Rod and Gun Club. 819 HOLLANDS- Henry W.
74 years old, cf 2 Buffalo Canisteo, N. September 8, 1969 at the Bethesda Hospital in Hornell; husband of Rachel Hollands; father of Mrs. William Provin of Tonawanda, John H. Hollands of Allendale, N. stepfather of Robert S.
of Pittsford, N. Harold L. Miller of Canisteo and Mrs. Russell B. Peck of Los Altos Hills, brother of Mrs.
George Alderman of Hornell, the late Howard and Merle Hollands, of Buffalo and the late Robert Hollands of Hornell: also survived by 15 grandchildren. Mr. Hollands was associated with the hardware business for 58 years. He was a charter member of the Canisteo Rotary Club, a member of the First United Methodist Church, the Morning Star Lodge No. 65 the Corning Consistory, and the Board of Directors of the Canisteo Savings and Loan Association, and the Bethesda Community Hospital of Hornell.
He operated The H. W. Hollands Hardware of Canisteo for 44 years, retiring in November, 1968. Masonic service will be held at the Smith Funeral Home in Canisteo Tuesday evening at 7 P. M.
Calling hours are Monday 7.9, Tues. 2-4 and 7-9. Funeral service will be from the same funeral home. Wednesday at 2 P. M.
The officiating minister, will be Rev. Earl Burdick of Canisteo. Burial will be in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Canisteo. In lieu of flowers the requests that contributions may be made 10 The Memorial Fund of the Bethesda Community Hospital, HOUSEWORTH-Eugene C. Sept.
6, 1969, formerly of Buffalo, survived by wife, Ora Houseworth of Ocala, three daughters, Mrs. Helen Rombough and Mrs. Eileen Blandford and Sue Carver, all of falo; also survived by sister Mrs. Grace Huntooen of Allentown, and two brothers Charles Houseworth of Spring Lake Heights, New Jersey andJohn Houseworth of Little Ferry, N. also survived by nine grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
Services will be held Monday, September 8 at 11 AM at the graveside in Highland Memorial Park in Ocala. Fla. KARAS- Victoria (nee Wolak) Of 783 Fillmore Sept. 7. 1969, beloved wife of the late Michael Karas; devoted mother of Mecislaus (Mildred) Karas, Henry M.
(Leona) Karas, Mrs. Matthew (Sophie) Wolski, Mrs. Henry F. (Jean) Kolodziel and the late Stephen Karas; also survived by eight grandchlidren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday at 9:15 A.
M. from Matthew C. Okoniewski Funeral Home, 1168 Walden Gualbert, and Mass of Requiem in Corpus Christi Church at 10 A. M. Interment family plot, St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Deceased was a member of Kolko Polek Charity tion, P.
N. A. Group 164, P. W. A.
of America, Group 254. 8110 KARPUS-Anna Sept. 6, 1969, of Sisson Langford, N. wife of the late John Karpus mother of John Karpus Jr. and Edward Carpus of North Collins, N.
Y. and the late Florence Weber: also survived by 10 grandchildren and six -grandchildren: sister of Mrs. Stella Wypliewski. Friends may call at at the Wentland Funeral Home, 10634 Main North Collins. N.
where the funeral service will be held Wednesday morning at 9:30 and 10 A. M. from St. Martin's Church, Langford, N. Y.
Family will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. Rosary day evening at 8 P. 819 -Emily B. Sept.
7, 1969 of 3479 Wallace Dr. Grand Island, wife of Frank J. Kelly: mother of Eugene Kelly: sister of Margaret and George Brochard; also survived by three grandchildren. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-9 P. M.
at the Kaiser Funeral Home, 1950 Whitehaven Grand Island where services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 P. M. 819 CO -John HELLER--Ernest C. PEWINSK I- BABco*ck-Mariah Marr House BECKER Joseph Schaffer Sr. BITTER BITTERMAN-Sarah Broncato) BODDY- -Minnie Sullivan BRADFORD-Georgia A.
CARNEY -Ruth A. CHAPMAN- Josephine Charlotte COLLINS -John CONSTANTINO- Anthony FOX-Ruth 1. GORDON- -Raymond J. CRAter Taschenber9 -Geraldine H. Jr.
GROWER P. HARRIS-William H. HAYES-Carl W. HEINEMAN-Kenneth F. Death Listings HENRY-Loretto Donovan HOFFMEISTERJohn R.
HOLLANDS- Henry W. HOUSEWORTHEugene C. KARAS- -Victoria (nee Wolak) KARPUS-Anna KELLY-Emily B. KEYES- Kathleen M. KOLACKI-Angeline M.
(nee Boinski) KULICK -Bella LODOWSKI-Florence S. (Megier) MAGO- Ralph MOSS--Harold D. MYERS- Ella G. (Strahl) NOWAK -Edwin F. NOWAK-Joseph B.
NOZINICH -Peter M. (nee Boinski) September 7, 1969 of Woltz. beioved wife of Stephen (Harriet) Kolacki; dearest mother of Eugene and the late Geraldine Kolacki: sister of Mrs. Michalene Kosnikowski and Mrs. Bertha Borowicz: also survived by three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the Home of Hochul Funeral Service, 1021 Sycamore, where funeral services will be held Thursday ing at 9:30 and al 10 o'clock in the Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Church. 8110 KEYES Kathleen M. 01.
753 Sept. Payne 6, 1969, North niece of Tonawanda, Lena C. Massengill of Kenmore, Mrs. Arden (Verna) McCracken of Cochraton, of Mrs. Frederick (Margaret) Schimpf and Jerome P.
Harmon, North Tonawanda and Edward Shine of Tonawanda. Miss Keyes was Supervisor of the Elmwood Ave. office of the New York Telephone Company, member of the Telephone Co. Pioneers and past president of the Legion of Mary of St. Francis of Assisi Church.
Funeral from the Hilliard Funeral Home 147 Delaware Tonawanda, Wednesday at 9 A. M. and from St. Francis of Assisi Church at 9:30 A. M.
The family will be present at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 819 KULICK-8 E. Sept. 8, 1969, of 39 North Park, wife of the late Louis; mother of Irving Bernstein of St.
Petersburg, Mrs. Saul Wabnick of Buffalo, Ruben Kulick and Mrs. Weitzman: also survived by 10 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Funeral services from the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware Tuesday 11 A. M.
Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials in her memory may be made to The Ahavas Achim Lubovitz Building Fund. The family will be at the chapel 7-9 P. M. LODOWSKI-Florence S.
(Megier) of Moreland Sept. 7, 1969; loved wife of Edward Lodowski; dearest mother of Robert (Mary) Chrosniak; sister of Francis Malik, Andrew (Mary), Mrs. Vistor (He'en) Myskiewicz, and the late and Joseph, Mary, Sophie Frank; grandmother of Judith Hogan. Funeral Wednesday at 9 o'clock from the "Victorian Chapel" of the Church Funeral Home 998 Loveloy St. and at Visitation Church at 9:30.
Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 819 MAGO-Ralph Of 48 Pennsylvania Sept. 6, 1969; beloved husband of the late Rose Canfora Mago; brother of the late Bart Mago, Funeral from the Louis Mascari Funeral Home 860 Niagara near Rhode Island Tuesday morning at 8:30 A. M.
and at Holy Cross Church at 9:15 o'clock. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-9. MOSS Harold D. Of 6 Morning Side Dr. North, Binghamton, N.
Sept. 5, 1969, husband of the late Isabel Ogilvie Moss. Graveside services were held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements by the Murphy Funeral Home, 1700 Hertel Ave.
MYERS-Ella G. (Strahl) Sept. 6, 1969, wife of the late William Myers; mother of Mrs. Harold W. Putnam, John W.
Myers and the late Mrs. Edward L. English; sister of Mrs. Bessie Horine of California, and Mrs. Preston Beckenbaugh of Polo, also survived by nine grandchildren.
Friends received from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. at the Funeral Home of Leo Vandercher Son, 2549 Main (between Rodney and Fillmore) where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined.
Memorial contributions may be made to your favored charity. NOWAK-Edwin F. Sept. 7, 1969. Formerly of Forman beloved husband of the late Irene V.
(nee Musial); dearest father of Carol (Edward) Szymanski and Sister Geraldine Marie Marie (S. M. Carlita) C.S.S.S.; grandfather of Donna; brother of Leonard, Alfred, Frank, Adeline Malinowski, and Marian Forsyth. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 A. M.
from Kocol Funeral Home 1972 Genesee St. and in Queen of Peace Church at 10 A. M. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Mr. Nowak was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Retired Men's Club at South Buffalo YMCA. Family present from 2-5 and 7-10 P.M. 8110 -Joseph B. Suddenly in California, September 6, 1969; husband of Marlene Seger; son of Joseph and Marion Nowak DUX; brother of Richard.
Mr. Nowak will be buried in Oakland, California. 819 NOZINICH-Peter Of 16 Pilger Place, Orchard Park, Sept. 7, 1969; beloved husband of Anna Nozinich; also survived by nephews and nieces. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from he Kaczor Sons Funeral Funeral Home 505 Ridge Lackawanna and at St.
Stephen's Serbian Orthodox Church at 1:30. Interment in Lakeside Memorial Cemetery. Friends invited. 819 PEWINSKI Cecelia 6, 1969, in Buffalo, N. dear Sister, of late Casimer (Helen) Pewinski, and the Frank (Pearl) Pew ski, Victoria, Ida, Pearl (Andrew) Kardach, Stanley, Joseph and Stephen Pewinski; daughter of the late Joseph and Rose (Gmerek) Pewinski; also survived by nieces and nephews.
Prayers at the Forman Funeral Home, 1061 Sycamore Tuesday September 9, at 9:15 A. M. Services at The Holy Mother of Rosary Cathedral at 9:30 A. M. Miss Pewinski was a member of the Mary Konopnicki Society.
Relatives and friends Invited. Visitina hours 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Funeral arrangements by Leo A. Zaganiaczyk.
618 PICTOR- Robert John of 144 West Girard Kenmore, September 7, 1969; husband of the late Gertrude A. Pictor; father of William, Richard. and the late Ora and Robert Pictor; grandfather of Roberta Raiff and John Cormick; also survived by seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Friends may call 2-5, 7-9 P. M.
and the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware Ave. where funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends are invited. Sentiment may be expressed through a contribution to the charity of your choice. POODRY Alma L.
Of Akron, N. suddenly September 7, 1969; beloved wife of Randall; mother of Jean. Steven and Lyman: sister af Arthur and Arnold Nephew and the late Elizabeth Parker and Barbara Dodge; survived also by several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Ross Funeral Home 32 John St. Akron, where funeral services will be held Wednesday September 10, at 2 P.
M. Family present from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 819 R. (nee Nowicki) Sept, 6, 1969, of Warren Ave.r beloved wife of the late Stephen; dearest mother of Dorothy (Frederick) Shrader and Joan Hunter; grandmother of Beverly and Kim Hunter, David, Kenneth and Ronald Shrader; sister of Jane Kapela, Helen Cavanaugh, and the late Laura Dombrowski.
Funeral Tuesday 9:30 A. M. from the Orlowski Suchocki Funeral Home, 173 Stanislaus, corner Sobieski and at St. Adalbert's Basilica at 10 o'clock. Burial in St.
Adalbert's Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. SCHERER-Frank L.
September 7, 1969; beloved husband of Anna Wassmer Scherer; father of Mrs. Theodore J. Byttner and John A. (Corrine) Scherer; brother of Mrs. Olive Pfulzer, Mrs.
Fred Pauf. ler and Andrew Scherer; grandfather of Robert F. Byttner and Mrs. Frank Joyce, Warren and Paula Scherer: neral service from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Wednesday morning at 8:15 and Our Lady Help of Christians Church at 9 o'clock, Friends are invited.
Family will be present 2-4 and 7.9 P. M. 619 SMITH -Paul W. Sept. 7.
1969, of Depew. N. beloved husband of Elvira H. (Dobay) Smith: father of Ralph M. Smith.
The family will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. at the Gilbert W. Danzer Funeral Home, 5363 Genesee Bowmansville, N. Y.
Funeral services Wednesday at 1 P. M. Friends invited. 819 62 PICTOR -Robert John POODRY-Alma L. SADOW Nowicki) -Agnes R.
SCHERER-Frank L. SMITH--Paul W. STEC-John SULLIVAN-Michael T. Sr. SWARTZ-Wallace1 K.
SZCZUTKOWSKI-1 TAYLOR-Mae TWEEDIE-Joan Mary (nee Harding) VAN DETTE-Daniel N. THEIMER-Le0 WHITE Susie (nee Murphy) W. GLER-Edward R. YOUNG--Albert W. ZAHNO -Howard William P.
Fay Dies; Irish Envoy DUBLIN, Sept. 8 (P) William Patrick Fay, the Irish Republic's ambassador to the United States, died Sundav in Dublin. Mr. Fay, 60, who had served in Washington since 1964, was on vacation at home. Cause of death was not announced.
He was a veteran diplomat, having served as d'affairs in Belgium, Norway and Sweden and ambassador to France and Canada before going to Washington. STEC--John Of Clinton Buffalo, N. Sept. 7, 1969, beloved husband of Elizabeth (nee Skonieczka Stec): dearest father of Sophie (Stanley) Kosnik, Dorothy (John) Szymonek; brother of Jennie (John) Sophie (the late William) Barker of Azusa, Stella (Louis) Barone late Casimer (Sophie) Stec; grandfather of Jerry, Donald and Diane Szymonek. FUneral Thursday morning from from the Funeral Thursday, morning Pietszak Home 806 Clin ton St.
at 8:30 o'clock and at Holy Apostles Peter Paul Church Stanislaus at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. Decased was a member of the Polish National Alliance Lodge 2916. 8110 SULLIVAN-Michael T. Sr. September 8, 1969 of 454 Porter beloved husband of Katherine F.
nivale Sullivan: father of Joseph Michael T. Sullivan Jr. and Francis J. Sullivan of South Orange, N. brother of Mrs.
Joseph V. Murphy and William M. Sullivan; also survived by 15 grandchildren. Friends call at the George J. Roberts and Sons Funeral Home, 205 Linwood Ave.
from 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. where the funeral will be held Thursday morning at 9:00 and from Holy Angels Church at 9:45 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend 8110 SWARTZ Wallace K. Sept.
7, 1969. Husband of Winifred O'Neil father of Thomas, Richard, Kenneth, and Harry Swartz; son of Frieda Swartz and the late Harry Swartz; brother of Mrs. Arthur and (Frieda) McLaughlin, George Raymond Swartz. Friends will be received from 2-5 and 7-10 at the Curtin and Cusack Funeral Home, 1189 Ridge Lackawanna where funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 11:00. Friends invited.
Deceased was a member of the United Transportation Lodge No. 5506. Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. Flowers gratefully declined. 819 (nee Kuciel) In Buffalo, N.
Sept. 7, 1969; beloved wife of the late Alfred; dearest mother of Dorothy; daughter of Sophie Kuciel Slowik and the late Frank Kuciel; sister of Mary (the late Joseph) Kosior, John (Dolores) Kuciel, Edward (Eleonore) Kuciel, Henry (Mary Ann) Kuciel and the late Joseph Kaidas; daughter-in-law of Mary and the late Frank Szczutkowski; sister-in-law of Leo (Mary) Szczutkowski. Funeral Thursday morning from the Pietszak Funeral Home 806 Clinton St. at 10:30 o'clock and at Holy Apostles Peter Paul Church at 11 o'clock. Intertives ment in and St.
friends Stanislaus invited. Cemetery. Deceased was a "Parent the Holy Rosary Society and Nuns Association, 8110 TAYLOR -Mae Sept. 6, 1969, sister of William H. Taylor, of Appleton, Helen Taylor, and the late Jesse M.
and Jos. Watson Taylor. Funeral from Warren B. Austin Funeral Home, 555 Elmwood Tuesday 2 o'clock. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 P.
M. 819 TRIPP-(Packer) Margaret Belle At the Kingston General Hospital, on Saturday, Sept. beloved wife of Albert Tripp, Trenton, Ontario; loving mother of Arthur Packer Jr. of Welland, Mrs. D.
Bertin (Margaret), Port Colborne, Mrs. J. Gibson (Lucille), Wainfleet, and Mrs. John Dellow (Beverly) Trenton. Dear sister of George and Fred Hill, Welland, Friends may call at the H.
L. Cudney Funeral Chapel, 241 West Main Welland, where the funeral service will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 9 at 2 P. M. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
TWEEDIE-Joan Mary (nee Harding) Of 135 Harding Williamsville, N. Sept. 5, 1969; beloved wife of William dear mother of Joseph (Diane) Valvo and William beloved grandmother of Jodie, Diana and Joseph Jr. Friends may call at the new Lenahan Funeral Home, 2056 Seneca where funeral service will be held Tuesday, Sept. 9.
at 10 A. M. Friends are invited. Family present 2-4 and 7-9 P. M.
Arrangement by Donald F. Schultz. 618 VanDETTE -Daniel N. Suddenly, in Los Angeles, Sept. 6.
1969; beloved father of Dorothy Ann and Frank VanDette; son of Jennie (nee Vitale) VanDette and the late Philip VanDette; brother of Mrs. Peter (Dorothy) Curri of Utica, N. Philip H. and Paul J. VanDette.
The family will be present to receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the (Delavan) Amigone Funeral Home 1250 East Delavan near Bailey, where funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 9:15 and from St. Lawrence Church at 10 A. M.
Friends invited. 819 WERTHEIMER-Leo Sept. 7, 1969 of 140 Linwood; husband of the late Butha Oppenheimer. Graveside Committal Services at the Lauril Hill Cemetery, Erie, Pa, Monday at 4:00 P. M.
-Susie (nee Murphy) Of 182 North Main Angola, N. Sept. 6, 1969; wife of the late Frank H. White; beloved mother of Mrs. Francis (Mabel) Kilbury of Bath, N.
Allen J. White of Angola, Mrs. Melvin (Alice) Stengel, Depew, N. and the late Elmore Ethel and Edna White, also survived by eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services from Froehley's Funeral Home, 262 N.
Main. Angola, N. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in Brant, N.
Y. Family will be present 2-4 and 7-9. Mrs. White was a member of the Golden Agers. 618 WURGLER-Edward R.
Sept. 7, 1969; beloved husband of Ruth Rose Wurgler; father of Mrs. June Lewis; grandfather of Edward Lewis. Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Wednesday after.
noon, at 3:15 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr. Wurgler was a member of Center Lodge No. 23 of Indianapolis, Consistory, S.P.R.S.
and Nurat Temple A.A.O.N.M.S. A Masonic service under the auspices of Amherst Lodge No. 981 will be held. Family will be present from 2-4 and 7-10 P. M.
819 YOUNG Albert W. Of Fillmore Sept. 7, 1969; beloved husband of Anna Albert Young; father of Mrs. Charles (Joan) Ives, Mrs. Lawrence (Marjorie) Bagne, Albert J.
and the late. Doris M. Young: brother of Fred Young, Mrs. Amelia. Smith, Mrs.
John (Esther) Moebius, Walter and Edward Young, the late, Carrie Waggoner, Henry, Louise Oscar Young; nine grandchildren also survive. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the McKendry-Dengler Funeral Home 2540 Main where funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 9:30 and from Blessed Trinity Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society and Ushers Club of Blessed Trinity Church, VFW Post No. 73, Knights of St. John Commandery 331, Leroy Senior Citizens and Third Order of Mt. Carmel, whose members will recite the Rosary Tuesday evenina at 7:30. 819 ZAHNO Howard F.
Sept, 6. 1969, of North Hollywood. beloved husband of Mary (Davies) Zahno: brother of the late Frederick Zahno. Funeral from Chas. F.
McMahon Funeral Home 982 Abbott Rd. Tuesday morning 9 A. M. and from St. Martin's Church at 9:30.
Mr. Zahno was a member of the Independent Order of Forresters Court No. 619 and the 1.0.F. Camera Club of North Hollywood, Cal, Family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7.10 P. M.
718 DAILY NEWS SUMMARY FISH IN A FLAP--This inoffensive-looking fish, the Tilapia, has Florida conservationists in a flap. It was imported from Asia to get rid of excess algae and provide new sport for fishermen but it's a vegetarian and won't take bait or lure. On top of that, it eats valuable plants that provide shelter and breeding grounds for some fish. In Asia it's raised in rice paddies as food crop. (World Book Science Service) Leading Model Killed by Fall From Pine Tree By the Associated Press WOODSTOCK, Sept.
8 -Eva Gschopf, 22, whose red hair and fragile appearance made her one of the world's lead ng fashion models, fell to her death from a pine tree Sunday while on an outing near this resort community. Eileen Ford of the Ford Model Agency, gaid the 5 foot 7 inch blue-eyed model planned to turn to her home in Vienna, Austria, this week after spending several months here to be photographed by Guy Bourdin for Harpers Bazaar. "It's a terrible loss to us." said Mrs. Ford. "She was one of the top 10 models in the world, one of the great young ale Police said Miss Gschopf fell approximately 50 feet.
Coroner Willam Kayser of Kingston told reporters he believed she was with a group devoted to the controversial Dr. Timothy Leary, The coroner noted that Dr. Leary was not with the group but formerly had many LSD group sessions at the Leary home in Millbrook, not far from this southeastern New York area. William R. Hutchinson Robert Hutchinson, LA of Buffalo, died Saturday (Sept.
6, 1969) when a small plane he had built and was piloting crashed in Los Angeles County. The single engine, two passenger plane crashed into wires on takeoff. Mr. Hutchinson was an engineer with North American Aviation and was in charge of testing on the Apollo's lunar-landing module. He was a graduate of Kensington High School and the University of Buffalo.
He moved to California 11 years ago. Survivors include his wife, the former Clifford of Buffalo; Karen, Elizabeth, Kathleen, Mary, Robert and Sharon, all of La Mirada; his parents, Mr. and Stephen Hutchinson of Buffalo, and three brothers, Donald, Tom and Theodore, all of Buffalo. FLOWERS The Most Thoughtful Expression of Sympathy WEAN 3763 Delaware 873-4411 In time of need, the quiet dignity and beauty of our Homes and Service will be a comfort to all. LED.
2640 SHERIDAN DRIVE TONAWANDA, N.Y, 8440 MAIN STREET CLARENCE, N.Y, 569 CLEVELAND DRIVE CHEEKTOWAGA, NY. 1250 I. DELAYAN AVE. N.Y, PHONE 892-0141 1 Ample Parking At Funeral Home, Inc. Obituary Mrs.
Robert L. Henry A Requiem 1 Mass for Mrs. Loretto D. Henry, sister of the late Maj. Gen.
William J. Donovan will be said at 10 AM tomorrow in St. Joseph's Old Cathedral. Prayers will be said at 9:15 the Driscoll Ave. Burial will be in Holy Funeral Home," 205 Linwood Cross, Henry, Cemetery, 71, Lackawanna.
Saturday (Sept. 6, 1969) in her home in New Rochelle. A native of Buffalo, Mrs. Henry was a graduate of Nardin Academy, 135 Cleveland Ave. She also attended D'Youville College, Immaculata Seminary in Washington, D.
and the Pius School of at Manhattanville College, Music, rison. She moved to the New York area in 1938. Her husband, Robert L. died in 1937. Survivors include sons Robert L.
Jr. of Yonkers, David W. of New York City and Timothy V. Henry of Oakland, N. a daughter, Mrs.
Peter L. Flint of Sun Valley, two brothers, the Rev. vincent C. Donovan, OP, and Dr. Timothy 1 F.
Donovan; a sister, Mary Donovan, and nine grandchildren. Astronauts Watch Apollo Moon Ship Roll to Launch Pad CAPE KENNEDY, Sept. 8 (P) The Apollo-12 astronauts watched their Saturn-5 rocket roll to the launch pad today and lone of them grumbled that the November shot isn't soon enough. Standing upright atop a transporter as big as a baseball infield, the 363-foot-tall vehicle began moving out of his hangar at 5:57 AM on its nine hour trip to the launch site 3.5 away. Charles (Pete) Conrad, Richard F.
Gordon Jr. and Alan L. Bean will fly the second moonlanding mission. They viewed the early part of the rolling out from a window in the launch control center, then moved outside. "It looks good," Conrad said as he gazed at the mammoth rocket tipped with the Apollo-12 spacecraft.
"We're ready to go." "The only thing it's got to do is fly," Gordon said. It was Conrad who said the November launch is "not soon enough." Apollo-12 is to blast off at 11:22 AM Nov. 14. Conrad and Bean are to land on the moon's Ocean of Storms about 2 AM Nov. 19.
Rep. Ford Backs House Tax Bill WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (P) Rep. Gerald Ford the House (GOP) leader, backs the House-passed bill, which differs considerably from administration proposals, he said Sunday, He stopped short of criticizing administration proposals specifically and praised President Nixon's initiative in the legislation. But he implied his opposition to some administration ideas and said he hopes the Senate passes a bill essentially like that voted by the House.
His views were given on a TV program. Funeral Directors JOHN E. MARY C. ROBERTS ROBERTS lie. mgr.
mat. 762 Elmwood Ave. 1351 Hertel Ave. 885-6100 PRE ARRANGEMENT HAS ADVANTAGES It affords calm, unhurried selection and adequate opportunity for consideration of available services. Johnson Wilkins Co.
Inc. Funeral Home 448 Delaware Avenue, 884-1980 W. CARL PERRY CARLOS N. BUSHNELL Ample Private Lighted Parking Air Conditioned MEMBER BY INVITATION NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS BIRTHS BOYS were born to Mr. Aug.
Eugene M. Zynda, Lancaster 19 John E. Witkowski, 83 Liddell 19 Henry Charles J. R. Trietley, Szymkowlak, 241 Cheektowaga Courtland 19 Robert L.
Sztuk, 2 Dorris 19 David W. Schulz, Tonawanda George F. Procton. Hamburg 19 Raymond K. Preischel, Lawtons 19 Franklin J.
Miller, 19 Klaus 19 Richard H. McElligott, 44 N. Central 19 Wayne Maslowsky, Lancaster Anthony Manzella, 143 Elmwood 19 Eugene Lindsey, 51 Centennial 20 Arthur R. Kliber, 92 Wakefield 19 George J. Guenther, Eden 20 William F.
Gorman, 95 Ramona Jack S. Giancarlo, 329 Shirley Michael H. Florian, Pembroke 19 Brian F. Durr, Cheektowaca 19 Victor D. Dunn, 246 Sanders 19 Jerry R.
Cheviliot, 269 19 Thomas P. Cegielski, 44 Persia 19 Haro.d L. Bley, Eden Donald N. Appenheimer, 46 Norman 19 GIRLS were born to Mr. Aug.
Ronald J. Yoerg, 295 Dawcy 19 Lawrence P. Tocha, Grand Island 19 Philip J. Sobol, Lackawani a 19 Angelo P. Millan, 499 Richmond 19 Thomas McDade, Tonawanda 19 Ronald P.
Kryszak, Cheektowaga 19 Robert C. Cross, 286 Minnesota 19 James V. Fuerter, 33 Shirley 19 Gerald J. Fox, 145 Ladner 19 Harvey A. Denis, 76 Delsan 20 Paul D.
Couche, Hamburg 19 Gregory A. Bilski, 219 Clavton 20 TWINS (boy girl) were born to Mr. Richard E. Durst, North Tonawanda 19 MARRIAGES (Filed up to 3 PM, Sept. 8) Richard J.
Zernentsch, 8277 Vernon Circle, Williamsville- Joyce Ann Dewey, 126 LaSalle. James Dixon, 578 Perry-Louise Jerge, 84 Good. Daniel A. Hendrick, 970 Lafayette- Cand.ce K. Johnson, 119 Treadwell, Tonawanda.
Kevin taglia, T. 175 Condon, 205. Marine--Maria BatW. Grimsby. James C.
McClain, 915 Northampton Edwards, a 485 Clinton. Kenneth Drag, 127 Hollywood -Camille Hohl, 373 Cumberland. Leon Rollins, 45 Cambridge--Bernice Per154 Purdy. Lester K. Johns, 84 Modern, Lackawanna -JoAnn Nowicki, 25 Stearn, Lackawanna.
Paul Corda, 16 North Shore, HamburgSally Baumgartner, 279 Stevens. Harry Kassirer, 436 Colvin--Pearl Marcus, 32 Avery. Gerald Metzger, 88 Cristield, Cheekto-Kathryn Buttery, 88 Crisfield, Cheektowaga. Louis Marie R. Fricon, Giardina, 147 -Jean 147 Saranac, Gerald J.
Kozlowski, S. 3031 Lyth, Lackawanna -Barbara L. Wozniak, 72 HenCheektowaga. William J. O'Donnell, 220 Parkwood, Ken-Kathleen McCarthy, 114 Richland.
Donald C. Rodee, Hermosa Beach, Calif. Nancy Lea Schuhart, 2555 Wehrle, Williamsville. BURGLARIES 525 William, Bethany Laws' home, $45 radio taken Saturday. 582 Winslow, Edward Lesinski's Buffalo Finishing Works taking inventory 10 determine goods taken in Saturday entry.
1576 Jefferson, Brenda Burroughs' apart. ment, $39 radio taken Saturday. 1907 South Park, Joe Corto's Barber Shop, $125 South TV taken in week entry. 1537 Park, Clover Farm Grocery, $25 in cash taken in week end entry. 262.
cash, Ashland, $129 Phillip man's Grazino's ring, home, $20 gold $100 man's gold watch taken Saturday. 1022 Lafayette, Lillie Alexis' apartment. checking Saturday entry. 701 Building Seneca, Seneca ransacked, Warehouse inventory will Industrial be taken to determine loss in Saturday entry. 17 Knoerl, Alfred Burchalter's home, office, checking Saturday entry.
181 Lemon, Ben Watts's home, checking Saturday entry. 560 Walden, Jerry's Service Station, taking inventory to determine goods taken in week-end break-in. 1389 Main, Atlantic Service Station, $25 in bills taken from cash register Sunday. 87 Inter Park, Mrs. Sarah Brown's home, $70 suede lacket, $180 lady's coat, $239 lady's coat, $119 TV.
$18 radio, two men's topcoats valued at $50, $179 lady's suede coat taken Saturday. 854 Sycamore, National Liquor Store, seven bottles of whisky valued at $33.24 taken Saturday. 43 Middlesex, John Quackenbush's home, checking week end entry. 2041 Niagara, Motor Sales, $15 rivet gun, $10 box of rivets, $25 electric drill, assorted tools valued at $185 taken over week end. FIRE RECORD Alarms since noon Saturday: 12:41 PM Rescue we Squad 9 to Genesee and Spruce; Paul McDonald, 43, ill, left in care of police.
1:07 Rescue Squad 8 to 23 Sherman; Albert Meggs, 77, ill, remained home. 4:20 Main and Greenfield, rubbish. 4:31 Howard and Detroit, grass. 4:39 Rescue Squad 9 to 152 Jersey: Kate Grove, 37, 151 Breckenridge, ill, to Columbus Hospital. 4:45 Rescue Squad 6 to 166 Lisbon; Marie Klein, 78.
ill, to Meyer Memorial Hospital. 5:25 Clinton and Elm, false. 5:41 Rescue Squad 6 to Main and Fillmore: David Herschel, 44, 2:8 Ashley, ill, to Millard Fillmore Hospital. 6:22 Auburn and Dewitt, frise. 7:14 Rescue Squad 9 to W.
Chippewa and Franklin; George Micener. 70, of Rochester, ill, to Columbus Hospital. 7:15 Rescue Squad 8 1o 225 Maurice; Donald Maund, 10, to Children's Hospilal. 8:15 Genesee and Herman, false. Langfield and Edison, rubbish.
8:20 Rescue Squad 4 to 6D Donovan; Victor Bell, 14, 306 Box, ill, to Meyer 8:25 Memorial Niagara Hospital, and Georgia, false. 8:56 Sycamore and Fox, false. 9:22 Martha Rescue Richard, Squad 9 Ill, 10 307 47, to Deaconess Hospital. 9:35 Mortimer and George, false. 9:40 North and Masten, false.
Michigan and Best, false. 9:50 Virginia and 10th, false. 9:50 Rescue Squad 6 to 693 Lasalle; Ernest Heller, 71, dead. 10:04 South Park and Macamley, false. 10:12 Rescue Squad 8 to 23 Sherman; Albert Meggs, 77, dead.
10:34 Rescue Squad 8 to 29 William Maichrzak, 64, ill, to St. Joseph Intercommunity Hospital, 11:24 Rescue Squad 5 10 119 Greenwood; Alice Cashun, 48, ill, remained me, 11:39 Emslie and Bristol, false. 11:43 Virainia and 10th, false. 11:47 East Deleven and Amsterdam. false.
SUNDAY 12:03 Rescue Squad 1 to 343 William: Reville Whitely, 25, 913 Glenwood, ill, to Deaconess Hospital. Virginia and 10th false. Potomac and Parkdale, false. 12:38 High and Mulberry, false. 12:47 Jefferson and Hedley, false.
12:52 West Ferry and Norwood, false. 1:00 841 South Park, wash down gasoline. 1:27 Rescue Squad 2. to 76 Garvey: John Makowski, 2, ill, to Mercy Hospital, 1:37 High Busti and Lemon, false. false.
near Hudson, 2:34 Rescue Rosie, Squad ill, 2 to 102 Woodside: Grant 1, to Mercy Hospital. 2:37 Alamo and South Park, false. 3:07 133 Madison, vacant frame building, arson, $5000 damage. 3:17 Rescue Squad 2 to Seneca and Southside; Robert Lenhart, 55, 52 Kingston, ill, taken home. 3:50 536 Genesee, rubbish.
4:36 Cumberland and Milford, false. 8:45 11 Holland, emergency call, help man off roof. 10:18 Rescue Sauad 5 to 76 17th; Alex- ander Bahn, 19, ill, 10 Emergency Hospital. 11:30 Rescue Sauad 8 to 20.5 Maurice; Allen Keller, 22, ill, to Emergency Hospital. 11:42 Rescue Squad 9 to 80 W.
Tupper, false. 12:29 PM Rescue Squad 9 to Michigan and Goodell; Joseph Brown, 27, 7 Hedley, ill, to Emergency Hospital. 1:11 312 Purdy, meat on slove. 1:29 Rescue Squad 2 to 95 Pulaski; Victoria Toczkowski, 78, ill, to Mercy Hospital. 1:48 Rescue Squad 7 to 103 Mayer; Grace Reed, 79, ill, to Millard Fillmore Hospital.
1:58 80 Madison, shed, unknown cause, $50 damage. 2:03 Fuhrmann and Tifft, wash down gas. 2:57 North and Grape, false. 3:06 Rescue Squad 2 to 29 Edson: Salvatore Pecoraro, 37, 69 Doris, ill, to Emergency Hospital. 3:06 Mortimer and George, false.
3:19 Genesee and Floss, dumpster. 3:41 Rescue Squad 9 to 112 Spruce: Paul McDonald, 40, ill, to Emergency Hospital. 3:55 Rescue Squad 8 to Daytona: George Martin, 55, 111, to te Emergency Hospital. 4:27 Exchange and Jefferson, false, 6:03 Rescue Squad 7 to Grant and Amherst; Paul McCabe, 51, 74 Briggs, ill, to Veterans Hospital. 6:09 Rescue Squad 8 to 447 Perry: Ruth Walker, 33, ill, to Meyer Memorial Hospital, 6:51 Rescue Squad 5 to 325 W.
Delavan: Donna King, 16, ill, 10 Meyer Memorial Hospital. 7:02 602 Ashland, defective drier vent, $25 damage. 7:04 Rescue Squad 2 10, 187 Geary: Sylvia Cashion, 60, ill, remained 7:16 Rescue Squad 9 to 241 Whitney: Elizabeth Peterson, 41, 111, to Buffalo General Hospital. 7:25 Rescue Squad 8 10. 198 Elk: Mark Martinez, 11 months, ill, to Children's Hospital.
9:32 Rescue Squad 5 to 200 Woodlawn; James Salisbury, 39, Ill, 10 Sisters Hospital. 8:12 Jefferson and Sycamore, false. 8:12 Mortimer and George, false. Flowers Truly Express Sympathy There is no substitute! ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE! 301 MAIN ST, TL 3-3230 9:30 Virginia and 10th, taise. 10:18 Utica and Masten, false.
10:19 Rescue Squad 4 to 979 Sycamore: Walter Ward, 27, ill, 10 Deaconess Hospital. 10:40 Langfield Edison, false. 10:45 Trinidad and Loring, false. 11:00 Rescue Squad 2 to 165 Barnard; Ethel Eckel. 42, ill, remained home.
auto, $25 damage. TODAY and Lemon; false. Sauad 9 to 306 Sycamore: Francis Rogers, 75, Ill, taken to gency Hospital. Squad 7 to 21 Short: Celia Niezgoda, 59, 111, taken to Millard Fillmore Hospital. and Lemon: false.
Squad 6 to 693 Northumberland; Raphael Madison, 67, 1ll. taken 10 Deaconess Hospital. thur M. Squad 10 61 Goethe: ArLazazzero. 54, ill, taken to Millard Fillmore Hospital.
probable, Germania: vacant dwelling, cause vandals, $200 damage. Kensington Expwy. and Grider: auto, de ective engine. $200. neer Michigan: rubbish.
Bernard Hofiman, Squad 9 to 66 Summer: 60, dead when firemen arrived. Rescue Squad to 22 Roslyn: Miss Eleanor Pfell. 51, dead when firemen arrived. Michael Rescue Squad 5 to 454 Porter: Sullivan, 74, dead when firemen arrived. 9:58 Rescue Squad 9 to Pearl and West ill, Huron; taken Jennie to Eaton, Columbus 50, 514 S.
Division, Hospital. Squad 7. to 268 Massachuselts; Joseph Castiglione, 68, Ill taken Millard Rescue Fillmore Squad to Hospital. 135 Langfield; hurt Mrs. Julia Fritz, 74, 175 Langfield.
Hospital. in fall, taken to Meyer Memorial 10:56 Rescue Squad to 225 Allen: Katherine Reidell. 59, lil, taken to Columbus Hospital. Fulton; meat on stove, no damage, TRAFFIC COURT speeding $55 John Allen Jr. 22, 246 $50 Robert Daniel Grant, McCa um, 34, 39 15th Woodbridge.
21, woodlawn. $30 Curtis Vicior 30, Ignanew, Gaymon, 347 Adams; Daniel Coit; Minor 33, 95 138 Gienny; Stanley $23 Gregory Prior, 30, czyk, 32, Exchange. Grand Island; William 2991 Sunset, E. Keener, 41, 428 Beckwith; Ferry; Nelson Ke.th Kraatz, 29, 2116 Sullivan, 68, 2743 South Reed, Park, 644 E. Lackawanna; Richard 56, 151 Heath; Henry Militello, 61, Healy, 493 50, Ferry: Louise Sweet Home.
$20 Rinaldo, Eddie 20, Flakes, 1706 20, 651 Elm; William John bridge, 26 Eggert, Eggertsville; Fischer, 33, Dorchesier; Fred 54, 2142 Main; Ann Wick, 40, 16 Wichita; Daryl Dekalb, 26, 120 Neil, N. Tonawanda; Angeline Dilimone, 19, 90 Meadow, Revere; Cheektowaga; Merrie Hill, 27, Gordon Schrett, 53, 197 N. 448 Huntington; Williamsville: Hans Blazy, 49, Cynthia Jankowski, 18, 850 Pienkowski, Aurora, Lancaster; Stanley 42, 41 Celina; $20 Jeanne McGowan, 45, 115. Hart, urchara ark; 54, 325 Wyck, Raymond Hoffman, 28, 45 Van Koons; 1.5 Linco.n, asdell; Michael Kramer, 22, 22, 74 Florence, Kenmore; Nancy Barbera, W. Seneca; Nadine Kyskalczyk, Tonawanda; 20, 849 Oliver, North Sullwell, Kenmore; Joan Kowalski, Schiller, 25, 22, 386 80 Paul Faih Rend; Davis, Hilliard Smith, 40, 285 Peach; Tonawanda; Anton 2728 Reft.c, 33, Sheridan, 692 22, Scuth Freddie Reddick, 40, Northumberland; Division.
$15 Marlene Spaeth, 34, 707 McCarthur: Marion Dukarm, 42, 93 A Denrose, Tonawanda; Edward Atlas, 56, 45 Alberta, Amherst; Charles Roosa, 26 Ulrich, 5227 McKinley, Hamburg; Dolores 22, 60 45, 141 Michael Poultney; Bryant Alford, Oakland; Pericak, 37, 836 Rolf Iroquois; John Reilly, 60, 242 Rounds; Portsmann, 45, 426. LaSalle; cent Dellapenta, 18, 36 Baxter; Robert Pope, Bohznfant, 21, 97 Bridsle, Cohoes; Hollis 57, Hewitt; 440 High; Marie Bruyere, 19, 4,6 Paula N.u. 726 47, Quaker, 554 Orchard Park; Jane Kopper, Sams, Wood and, Tonawanda; Huey 23, 2160 Seneca; $15 William Conner, 51, 337 Lakewood, Snyder: Stanis. aus Nasic. nak, 33, 1.3 DiDomenico, 22r 110 Llade Caama Cheek owaga; Marsha 27, 31 Tacoma; William Bren0.
1.: 23 D. John Nelson, 53, 207 Gran wood, Snyder; Victor V. 45, 433 Highgate: Clifton Davis, Edward 52, 118 Mt. Vermon, Hamburg: 25, Sias ak, 39, 2.3 Fenton: Rodent Flory, 430 George Urban; Donald adiecombe, 18, 245 Coving.on: Charles Malyszka, 20, 2935 Genesee; Beniamin Weeks, 47, 14325 41st, Flushing; Caroline Tonawanda; Aquilina, Slanley 23, 2065 Colvin, Minor, 37, 446 20th, Niagara Fails; $15 William Budge, 54, 5153 Lewiston, Lewiston; Florence Weltz, 47, 341 Wagner, Sloan; June Brinker, 44, 1736 South Park; Ida Kraemer, 79, 64 N. Ogden; Matthew Lotys, 52, 56 Cornwall; M.
Maciejewski, 27, 29 Tamark, Cheektowaga; William Depan, 68, 93 Church, Hamburg; Gerald Naples, 29, 8 Silver, Blasdell; Charles Cary, 29, 76 Bellah, Tonawanda; Charles 48, 655 West; James VanTuyie, 52, 2105 Niagara; Newfane; Dale Judith Schoelles, 26, Condren, Meyers, 20, 186 N. Long, Williamsville; Barbara Wnek, 23, 117 Commonwealth; Joseph Miao, 27, Gowanda State Hospilal, Gowanda; $15 Norma Brooks, 38, 5935 Goodrich, Clarence Center; Dorothy Goscinska, 51, 686 Ellicott; Elton Sweet, 64, 65 Fairdale, Lackawanna; John Hughs, 48, 65 Lackawanna; Richard Holl41, 105 Traverse; Joann Considine, 26, 53 Sandstone, Eggert, Creektowaga: Tonawanda; Ellnor Edward Hawley, 41, 2862 Gilewski, 4, 571 Ontario: Leon Keicher, 48. 110 Temple, Cheektowaga; Palsy Reese, 30, 4223 Harlem, Snyder; Florence Sellock, 46. 38 Kehr: Donald Devine, 19, 163 Pilgrim, Tonawanda; Edward Velmosky, 43, 168 Mackinaw; M. Swanson, 47, 1104 Ferry, Niagara Falls; $15 Darwin Stevens, 32, 15 Humber; Thomas Kenmore: Cavarello, 21, 1828 Kenmore, Kane; Leonard Korman, 47, 296 Eugene Livingston, 28, 55 Callodine; James Aker, 18, 280 Lamarck; Beulah Lampka, 49, 316 Cambridge; Beverly Orzulak, 18, 798 Fillmore; Clara Ogeen, 55, 397 Summer: Jack Amenta, 20, 417 Ontario; Mariorie Hoff, 20, 2085 Dodge, E.
Amherst; Walter Heymann, 37, 403 Zimmerman; Stanley Karp, 33, 1073 Divide, Niagara Falls; Calvin Jones, 22, :30 Herman: Gertraud Habeeb. 32, 212 Loring: Raymond Banks, 12, 119 Kimmel: Thomas Sonoga, 08. 195 Locust, Lockport; Louise Kozanecki, 32, 14 Man tou, Depow. Failure to Obey Traffic Signal $20 Mainlyre, 54. 14 Durham.
$10 Irene Czagany, 44, 312 Bryant: Ronald Stank, 22, 173 17th, N. Tonawanda; John Hammond, 50. 328 Guilford; Walter Schwend, 77, 92 Johnson: Stuart Alexander, 25, Tennyson; John Fallisko, 58, 31 Folger: Joseph Carriero, 56, 97 Heath; Pattie Pun, 22, 2961 Bailey; William Carter, Blaine; James Crump. 21, 202 S. Division; Clifford Messer, 45, 675 Northumberland; $10 Robert Wright, 54, 90 Bernhardt, Snyder: James olden, 20, 21 Urban; Juan Marengo, 20, Rd 3 Box 89, Sandy Lake, Calvin Greenwood, 29, 2473 Elmwood, Kenmore; Stephen Nast, 54, 518 Delaware, Kenmore.
Failure to Comply With Sign $10 Audrey Rehbaum, 40, 22 Albemarle; James Wilson, 63, 18 Meech; Joseph Snyder. 40. 93 Mayfield, Tonawanda; Ronald Ensher, 30, 1351 Millersport, Willlamsville; Peter Lauciello, 52, 152 N. Creek, Cheektowaga; Michael Chambers, 16, 5910 Transit, Depew; Adrian Kronson, 49, 278 Tacoma: Benedict Perrone. 35, 130 Mariner; Charles Lacey, 51, 100 W.
nsacar: Peter Leone. 19, 35 Calladine, Eggertsville; Gloria Mangano, 41, 624 Starin; Irving Levin. 52. 167 Donna Lea, Williamsville; Floyd Steen, 48, 6 Gunnell. Stop Sign $25 Pedro Ortiz.
26, 214 S. Division. $15 Peter Griffin. 24, 220 Montcalm, Sorel, Quebec. Canada.
$10 Shella Meyers, 26, 219 Roycroft, Lackawanna; Marion Lach, 47, 330 Pryor, Tonawa anda; Clifford Hall, 51, 192 Oneida; Eleanor Berry, 52, 112 Anderson; Bessie Ziehm, 65, 6938 Maple, North Tonawanda: Michael Reina, 22, 143 Louvaine, Kenmore. No Valid Inspection Certificate $10 Robert Staples, 38, 435 Clinton; Maria Guerr, 38, 2816 South Park, Lackawanna; Kenneth Thompson, 32, 8860 Clarence Center, Clarence Center; Raymond Huenniger, 60, 2501 Eggert, Tonawanda, Wrong Way $15 Bruce Kirbis, 22, 131 Bushnell. $10 Arthur Lane 53, 44 Duane. Niagara Falls; Bennett Zier, 23, 2803 Main. Insufficient Lights $20 Harry Christian, 24, 1213 Michigan.
$10 Robert Beauregard, 30, 24 Langmeyer. Tab D'splaved $10 Norma Santi. 39, 1230 Kensington; L. Lasecki Jr. 33, 3657 Bonnie, Hamburg.
Insufficient Plates $10 Daniel Kociszewski, 24, 510 Busti. Following Too Closely $10 Frank Pomanski, 96 Cambria. Expired License $3 Connie Evans, 21, 145 Northland. Failure To Signal $10 F. Grezchowiek, 21, 292 Wagner.
Expired Registration $10 Ronald Sercu, 25, 84 Parkridge. Brother, Sister Saved From Ledge in River Buffalo Evening News Bureau NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 8-Niagara Frontier State Park Commission Police rescued two young Canadians from the swift waters of the Niagara River off Three Sisters Island late Saturday. Ralph Lombardo, 20, and his sister, Rose, 16, of Willowuale, were pulled from the fast water about 5 PM. Police said Rose slipped into about 2 feet of water and her brother jumped in to help her..
