I FINAL SPORT: Vital Statistics BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Tuesday, August 1, 1961 of Thanks Heitz wishes thank relatives family of the late George and friends for kindness and thoughtfulness shown them during their recent bereavement. THE HEITZ FAMILY. Louis Schultz friends neighbors for lindness shown during their cent THE SCHULTZ FAMILY. In Memoriam loving memory father and 890 Aug 1955. August comes with brings day we forget.
Sadiv missed CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. DUCHNIK-In laving memory of my dear WAn todav. Auc. who passed 1945. Lest fernet.
In loving uncle memory Jack, of who our passed son, away 1953. years 890 July One of most precious blessing. son dear as YOU: You always remembered. with love deaD and true. alwavs heartache.
silent keep precious Of the days when you were You will never be forgotten Sadly missed by MOTHER CONCETTA GLIECO, SISTER AND A BROTHER-IN-LAW AMELIA AND LOUIS DENTICE. NIECES LOUISE AND CLAUDIA. HUGHES sweet memory of mother. Irene Mary. who departed 12 vears today, Aug.
1949 Your love will always remain. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER PEGGY AND SON-IN-LAW DEL. KAPPERMAN- In loving memory 11 of my son, Norman, who passed vears todav. Ava 1950. Gene, but not forgotten, You are alwavs in my heart and thoughts.
MOM AND DAD. MARTIN- In loving memory of our dear and Henry 1. passed awav three vears ago. Aug. 1958.
missed by ED. MARIAN AND CHILDREN. NOWAK- loving memory of cur dear husband and father. Frank who passed away three vears ago todav. Aug.
1958 Three lonely veers have passed away. Since our great serrow The shock that we received that dav. We still remember well. Your and was sudden You made us weep and cry But the saddest part of ail. You couldn't sav goodbve.
Sadly missed by WIFE BURT AND DAUGHTER WINNIE. TURANO-In lovina memory of our dear father Leonard. who passed away two 400 todav. Aug. 1, 1959.
Death heartache that no one can heal Some may forget you now that vou done But we will remember no matter how lone. Our hearts still ache with sadness God only knows how much we miss you. All the world would look like Heaven Just to have you back again. missed DV DAUGHTERS KAYE AND FLORA. Deaths sand; mother of Santo, Mrs.
John Sabella, Frank, Mrs. James McNerney, Santino, Mrs. Ross Pruett, Mrs. Herman Ipolito and Sarah Baisano and the late Katherine Foggetti: sister of Joseph Lo Bue and Mrs. Carl Emery of Gulfport.
Fla. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Porter and Niagara. where funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 8:30 and from St. Anthony's Church at 9:15 o'clock. Mrs.
Balsano was a member of the Valledolmo Club. Family will be present at the funeral home from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 3111 Of 80 Fulton St. July 31, 1961.
beloved husband of Grace Hartman: father of Francis Joseph C. and Rita grandfather of three brother of Mrs. Mary Belza, Peter and the late Stephen Baszynski. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of J. Milford son, 531 South Park from 2-5, 7-10 P.
where the funeral will be held Thursday mornina 8:30 and from St. Briaid's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Mr. Baszynski was a member of the Internationel TUQ Firemen.
Linemen, Oilers and Watchmen's Association of America. No. 1438. 3112 UCKUS- Eleanor A. (nee Cromwell) Aug.
1. 1961. of 83 Bryant beloved wife of Herbert H. Bauckus, MD; mothof Mrs. Dorothy R.
Whittingham and Donald H. Bauckus: daughter of Abigail and the late James H. Cromwell; sister of James F. and Thomas of Rochester, N. and John B.
Cromwell of Medina. N. Mrs. Homer Durnell of Odinaton. and the late Dorothy Cromwell: also survived bv five grandchildren.
Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home Walden Ave. at Genesee. Time of Funeral to be announced later. 113 BALSANO-Concetta (nee Lo Bue) Of 199 Fourth in Buffalo, July 30, 1961, wite of the late Salvatore Bal- BECHT -Ann G. Of 350 Guilford July 31, 1961, beloved wife of Joseph C.
Becht: mother Joseph A. and Mrs. Daniel Barczys: Sister of Anthony and George Barth, Mrs. John Corteen, Mrs. Paul Goualides Hicksville, N.
and the late Joseph and Gustave Barth. Funeral from the LoBue Funeral Home 291 Porter Ave. Thursday morning at o'clock, and from St. Mary of Sorrows Church at 9 o'clock. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10.
Friends are invited to attend. 112 SEISHLINE-Elsie Smith July 30. 1961, of 136 Koster Row, Eggertsville, wife of the late Miles Deishline; mother of William S. Beishline and Cleo M. Willis; grandmother Mrs.
Frank Lisick great-grandmother of Roma Marie Lisick. Friends may call at the Darwin E. Myers FUneral Home, 4614 Main St. at Roycroft Snyder from 2-4 and 7-9 o'clock. Funeral Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial gifts may be made to the Wheel Chair Home of which Mrs. Beishline was a member. 3111 NCALDO- Frank July 31, 1961, of 222 School Kenmore, N.
beloved husband of Mary (nee Giachino); father of Joseph S. end Germante L. Boncaldo MD. Mrs. John (Linda) Lakso and Mrs.
Philip (Livia) Margante: brother of Anthony Boncaldo: also survived by six grandchildren. Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont. Friday morning at 9 o'clock and from St.
Andrew's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7.10 M. 113 BORMAN-Louise Abel Aug. 1, 1961, of 177 Stockbridge daughter of the late George and Louise Hess Abel: sister of Mrs.
Louis R. Jones of South Bend. Ind. Funeral service from Carlton A. Ullrich Fuperal Home 3272 Bailey Ave.
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-9 o'clock. 112 EURD- Lilian A. Julv 30, 1961.
in. Buffalo, daughter of the late George B. and Lilian Hamling Burd; sister of Theodore A Surd. Friends are invited to attend the Memorial Services in the Forest Lawn Chapel Wednesdav afternoon at o'clock. Flowers aratefully declined.
Memorial gifts mav be made to the Heart Fund. 3111 CAMPBELL- William J. July 31, 1961, of 55 Olcott beloved husband of Grace Muir Campbell: father of Mrs. David R. Fay and Donald W.
Campbell, grandfather of Jeffrey. David and Janet Fay. Funeral from the Kennedy Mortuary, 914 Abbatt Thursday afternoon at 2 clock. Friends invited. The tamily will be present between 2-5 and 7.10 M.
112 CHRISTEN -Rudolf Suddenly, July 31, 1961. of 344 Capen Eggertsville, beloved husband of Florence M. Lieberich Christen: brother of Mrs. Frank Glass and Miss Theressa Robinson, Friends may call at the Darwin E. Myers Funeral Home.
4614 Main St. at Roycroft Snyder, Wednesday from 7-9 P. M. FUneral Thursday at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Flowers Gratefully declined. 112 COLE-Ora E. Of 129 E. Delavan Ave August 1. 1961.
sister of Mrs. Nellie Ritt and the late William Addison. Charles and Clarence Cole: daughter of the late William and Catherine Cole. Friends received at the Kenneth M. Kelly Funeral Home.
2554 Main from 2-5 and 7-10 P. where funeral will be held Friday mornina at 8:30 and at St. Vincent de Paul Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Miss Cole was a member of the A Rosary Society of St.
Vincent's Cr and the Pioneers of the A. 113 CONTERS-William D. Of 437 Skillen July 31, 1961, hut band Eva Janeway Convers; father Staff Sat. Marvin R. Convers, Travis Air Force Base, Calif Mrs Eugene Konieczko in Japan and Craig N.
Convers: crandfather of six brether of Mrs. Grover Glover, Mrs. Murtie Cain, Mrs. Victor Tron, all of New Harmony, and the late John and Ravmond Convers. Friends mav call al the James E.
Grace Funeral Home. 335 Ontario near Crowley, where services will be held at time to be announced. Friends Invited, 113 J. 01 211 Doat St. July 31, 1961.
beloved husbard of Irene McMahon Cummings: father of William Ernest. Al fred. Charles. Mrs. Bohn (Mary).
Robert and 1 Sat. Joseph Cummings: grandchildren Friends received Home of Barren 1932 Bailey Ave. from 7.10 where funeral services be Thursday mornina 9:30 o'clock In Holy Name Jesus Church o'clock. Friends Invited. Holy Society Sacred Heart Halv Names of Jesus Church.
Meatcutters Butchers of North Local No. 112 -Betty Mildred Yerg) Entered July Prospect beloved mother Carol Christocher ronto. sister Francis. Toronto, visit Lombardo Fu02 Summer, from M. where the funeral Friday morning Holy Angels Church 9:45 o'clock invited.
Taranto, Canada, papers please coov. 113 DIGGINS. Mary Schnorr Of 67 Mineral Spring Rd July 29, 1961. wife of the late James Digains, mother of James John E. and Paul Diagins: sister of Frank Schnorr: aunt of Edward and George W.
Draper and Mrs. Arthur Gertz. Friends may call at the Reddington Funeral Home 657 Abbott corner of Jacket where funeral will held Wednesday morning 8:15 a Church Friends invited The family will be pres ent from 2-5 and 7-10 Mrs. Digains was a member Altar Society of St. and Knights of St.
John Auxiliary 217, 3111 DOMBROWSK1-Stanley July 31, 1961. 31 Meyers be loved husband of the late Catherine (nee Smolingki): dear father of Steve Edward. Mrs. Dan Puntillo, Mrs. Edward Kolarz.
Leo and John also survived by 15 grandchildren and four Funeral from the chapel af Okoniewski Bros. Funeral Home. Sycamore Thursday morning 9:30 and from tion Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
Family will be present 10 M. and from M. Friends Invited. 112 H. At East Eden.
N. July 30. 1961, 807 of the late John and Miller Donhauser: brother of and the late Peter M. and John Donhauser. Funeral from the Froehlev Funeral Home aura, Thursday 2 P.
M. 112 DULSKI-John J. July 30, 1961. of 310 Wagner Sloan. son of Josephine (Musielak) Karpinski and the late Joseph Dulski: stepson of Stephen brother of Henry.
Chester, Raymond. Henrietta Szatkowski and the late Tiilie: brother-in-law of Marion, Jean, Dolores, and Henry: survived by one nephew and four nieces. Funeral services Wednesday from the Forman-Dombrowski Funeral Home, 1061 Sycamore corner Sobieski, at 10:30 A. and 11 A. M.
in Corpus Christi Church. Interment In St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Mr. Duiski was a member of Brotherhood of Rail.
way and Steamship Clerks Local 922 and the N. Y. Central Railroad Catholic Men's Society. Chapel hours from 11 A. M.
to 10 P. M. Friends invited. 3111 EISELE-Aleatha B. Aug.
1, 1961. of 1351 Kenmore wife of Frank H. Elsele: mother of Mrs. George Hoeber, Mrs. Clarence Defoe, Russell and Clarence Cookman; grandmother of 13 grandchildren; sister of Chester E.
Smith and the late Charles H. and Alexander Smith. Friends received at the Funeral Home of Robert E. Hennessy 2067 Niagara St. from 2-5 and 7.10 P.
where services will be held Friday morning at 8:30 o'clock and St. Paul's Church, Kenmore, at 9:15 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Mrs. Eisele was member of the Womans Sodality of St.
Paul's Church. 113 FENCLAU -Frank J. July 30. 1961. of 471 Lein West Seneca, husband of Mary (nee Karolewski); father Marian.
Gerald, Frank. Nelson. and the late Caesar: father-in-law of Frank Brotan, Audrey (Buleia). Joan (Sharlow); survived by eight grandchildren: son of the late Frank and Frances Fenclau; brother of Leon, Celia Prusiecki, Tyllie Kuwik, Frances Syniewski, Edward. Amelia Malachowski, Clara.
Regina. Joseph and the late John. Funeral Wednesday morning at 10:30 from the Max F. Rutecki Funeral Home, 375-379 Peckham and at St. Stanislaus Church o'clock.
Interment St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Adam Plewacki American Legion Post No. 799, and the Polish Roman Catholic Union No. 203.
3111 FERRAZZO-Mary Bellomo Of 455 Plvmouth July 31, 1961, wife of Vincent Ferrazzo: devoted mothof Mrs. John (Elizabeth) Caserta, Salvatore and the late Theresa Ferrazzo: sister of Mrs. Anthonv Grieco, Mrs. Vincent Dragone and Mrs. James Aquisto.
Friends may call at the Perna Funeral Home 246 Massachusetts corner Normal where the funeral will be held Fridav mornIna at 8 o'clock and Our Lady of Loretto Church o'clock. Mrs. Ferrazzo was a member of the Madre Dolorato Society. 113 FISHER -Chester 0. July 30.
1961, husband Phoebe M. of Philadelphia; father of Chester W. Fisher of Buffalo. Relatives, friends and employes of Sun Oil Co. are invited to attend the funeral Thursday, 2 P.
Rowland Funeral Home, 1059 Old York Abington, Pa. Interment, Ivy Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evenina, 7 to 9. GOLEMBEK-Stanley Z. Of 43 Mateiko, July 30, 1961, beloved husband of Florence (nee Kaczmarski); devoted father of Maryann and Robert; son of Walter and Antonnett; son-inlaw of John and the late Sophie Kaczmarski; brother of Mrs.
Charlotte (Edward) Kowalczyk, Edward (Shirley), Alexander (Helen), Mrs. Mary (EUgene) Andrzeiewski, Mrs. Irene (Leonard) the late Anthony. Fuski Home, 154 Weimar St. neral Thursday, at 9:30 from SittniewServices St.
Casimir's Church at 10 A. M. Interment St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Deceased was member of Carpenters Union Local No.
1401 and a member of Plewacki Post No. 799. 3111 GRIFFIN-William H. Of 48 Durksen July 31, 1961, husband of Emma Benson Griffin: father of Mrs. Edward (Ellen) Chaput and Donald Griffin; son of Caroline Griffin Benning and the late Fred Griffin; brother of Mrs.
Josech Colmerauer; also survived by four grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7.10 the "West Seneca" Sieck Mast Funeral Home. 250 Orchard Park where funeral service will be held Thursday af 1 P. M. Friends invited.
112 HILLOCK- -Anna July 29, 1961, of 220 Orlando wife of the late Nicholas M. Hillock; mother of Ann, John. Joseph, Peter, Andrew and George Hillock; also survived by 15 grandchildren: sister of Mrs. Julia Stepus. Mrs.
Mary Omel, Pearl Maskee and Mrs. Katherine Pratt: mother-in-law of Edith Benzula Hillock and Beatrice Hardy Hillock. Friends may call at the funeral home of John E. Courtne, 1869 Seneca from 2-5 and 7-10 P. where funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 8:15.
and at St. Monica's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. 3111 HOELSCHER -Frank T. (Whitey) July 31, 1961.
of 991 Tonawanda Creek Amherst, N. formerly of Maple Buffalo. N. husband of the late Mary (Mergler) Hostscher: father of Mrs. William Schafer, Mrs.
Robert King, and Mrs. Germain: also survived by five arandchildren; brother of Edward and the late Joseph. Mrs. Theresa Dreiss. Mrs.
Anna Pemosell and Raymond H. Funeral from Franz Funeral Home 415 Grider Buffalo. N. Thursdav at 8:15 and at 9 A.M. at St.
Christopher's Church, Niagara Falls Blvd. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Mr. Hoelscher was a member of F.0.E.
Aerie No. 46. Friends invited. 3112 JANKOWIAK- Katherine (nee Kromkowski) of 18 Winkler Cheektowaga, N. July 30.
1961, beloved wife of the late Michael Jankowiak, mother of Thomas; also survived by grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral services Wednesday at 9:30 A M. from Matthew C. Okonlewski Funeral Home, 1168 Walden at Gualbert and at Most Holy Redeemer Church at 10 A. M.
Interment, family plot. St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7.10 P.
M. 3111 JOZWIAK- Katherine (nee Radomska) July 30, 1961. of 20 Marion beloved wife of the late Walter Jozwiak; dear mother of Mrs. Stanley (Stella) Mrs. Walter (Josephine) Jaros, Mrs.
Robert (Mary Lenartowicz) Kenney, Mrs. Allen (Charlotte) Hawley, Mrs. Henry (Stephania) Mazur and Andrew (irene) Jozwiak; grandmother of 17 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral from Jachimiak Funeral Home, 392 Amherst Wednesday morning at 9:30 and at the Assumption Church 10 o'clock, Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery Friends are invited.
Deceased was a member of Rose of St. Teresa's Lodge, No. 346. P. U.
A. members please assemble the Funeral Home Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. 3111 PACZ-Andrew Of 201 Box July 31 1961. of the late Bertha Krembs): father of Laura Prior. Carolyn Mariani.
Dolores Schasel. Frank and the late Stella of Prior. John Mariani. John Schasel and Gertrude: of three grandchildren and three arandchildren. Funeral from the Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Svcamore St.
Thursdav and St. Luke's R. Church 10 o'clock. Burial St. Stanislaus Cemeterv.
Friends are invited. 112 LAKE -Margaret Of 21 Collins Walk, July 29, 1961. wite of late Josech: mother of Robert, ard Markf, Daniel, Mrs. Frank Dialso survived by 17 grandchildren. Funeral from the Schlager Funeral Joseph Truman, James.
Mrs. LeonPasquala a and the late Dorothy Lake: Home. Broadway. Wednesday morning 8:30 and St. Ann'1 Church Family present 2-5 and 1-9 P.
LEVER Nichelas Reiman St. Buffalo. N. Julv 31. beloved husband Angeline brother of Sister Marv Mrs.
Mavne and Cornelius Lever: uncle Friends DiVincenza 1122 will 8:15 in Agnes Church o'clock. Friends vited. 113 LOMMER-OttO C. 01 535 Duke July 1961. beloved husband Spathe father of Mrs.
Elmer Mrs Mrs. Robert Jablonski and Mariorie and Melvin Lammer: arandfather of four arandchildren: brother of Mrs Edith John. ard. Frank. Mary.
Edward Guzdek. Mrs. Philla and Georte, Lommer. Fufrom the funeral home of del Inc 27 Aurora N. Fridav afternoon 1:30.
Interment in Lancaster Rural Cemetery. 113 LOPEZ-Ramon In Lackawanna, N. of 44 Parkview July 30. 1961, husband of Magdelena Cirello Lopez: father of Mrs. Albert (Mary) Baldassari.
Frank and Pasquale Lopez: brother of Joseph Lopez of Gary. Ind. Deceased is vived by four grandchildren. Funeral from The DeBello Funeral Home 1240 McKinley Lackawanna, N. Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and Our Lady of Victory Basilica 9:30.
Cross Cemetery. Mr. Lopez was vice Chapel a hours 11 A. M. to 11 M.
Friends invited. Interment in Holy president of the Lackawanna Spanish Association inc. and the Centro Social Mexican Club of Lackawanna and member of the United Steel Workers of America. Local 2601. 3112 MACH-Clara Ava.
1. 961. of Buffalo. N. daughter of the Michael and Katherine (nea Banaszak): dear of Martha Mrozinski.
Felix, Alexander. Bernard. sister-in-law of Stanlev Mrozinski, Catherine. Dorothy. Sophia and Clara: also survived bv nieces, nephews.
arand nieces and grand nechews. Funeral Friday mornina from Sliwinskl Funeral Home, 1303 10 A. M. and Luke's Church 10:30. Burial Stanislaus Cemetery.
Friends Invited. Deceased was mam of St. Barbara's Society No. 2572 Z.P.R. K.
of America. Patr. Polek Genawefy Society. 113 MENGE -Gertrude of 152 Fordham July 31. 1961, daughter of Leon E.
and Ailleen Kraftt Mange. Calls may be made Stack. Clark Funeral Home. 2775 Main 2-4. 7-9 o'clock and until noon Thursdav.
Funeral servIces at Forest Lawn Chapel Thursdav afternoon at 3 o'clock. 112 MERLAU-Wilhelmina Luss In East Aurora, N. Y. July 31, 1961, wife of Fred mother of Earl F. Mrs.
Margaret Zittel and Clifford sister of Albert, William and the late Merrill and Grace: Also survived by ten grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Wood Funeral Home. 784 Main East AUrora. Wednesday at 2 P. M.
Family will be present from 3-5 and 7-9 P. M. MILLER -Erma M. Penny Of 24 E. Milestrip Orchard Park, suddenly, Red House, N.
July 28. 1961. wife of George mother of Richard and Robert W. of Suriname, South America; also survived by six grandchildren: sister of Mrs. E.
C. Hanna of Ft. Orange, Fla Mrs. Fred Boyd. Mrs.
Charles Dallas of Hollyhills, Fla. Frank Daniel A. and William D. Penny. Friends may call at the (West Seneca) Sieck Mast Funeral Home.
250 Orchard Park where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 P. M. Friends invited. 3111 MILLER -George W. Of 24 East Mile Strip Orchard Park.
N. suddenly. July 30, 1961. Salamanca, N. beloved husband of the late Erma M.
(Penny) Miller: father of Richard D. of Orchard Park, N. Y. and Robert W. Miller of name.
So. America: brother of Mrs. Benjamin Swart of Hinsdale, N. Mrs. Harold De Forest of Alleghany, Mrs.
Theresa Irving of Florida, Edward of East Aurora, Truman of Wellsville. N. and Orlando of Olean: 1 also survived by six grandchildren. Friends may call at "West Sieck Mast Funeral Home, 250 Orchard Park where funeral service will be held Wednesday 2 P. M.
Friends Invited. 3111 MULLER -George J. Of 26 Lyth July 29, 1961, brother of Martin. Edward. Charles, Theresa, Cecelia, Mrs.
Paul Evans and the late Frank X. Muller. Funeral from the Funeral Home, University Ave. at Main Wednesmorning 8:30 and at St. cent's Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends invited. Family present 2-5 and P. M. 3111 -Floyd (Red) Of 111. Prospect in Buffalo.
July 30. 1961. husband of Mildred Willis Musarove: father of Warren Parry of Kenmore, N. Mrs. William McAllister of Niagara Falls, N.
Y. and Robert Freebura of Germany. Friends Home may call at the Rubino Funeral Porter and Niagara, where funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Family will be present at the funeral home from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
3111 MYHALOf 90 Clay Buffalo, N. July 31, 1961, husband Mary Bursztyn; John father of of Emil Berkeley of Heights, Arlington, N. N. and Mrs. Stephen (Anne) Mikolaiczak; survived by five grandchildren; brother of Andrew of Brantford.
Mrs. Nicholas Hnatyk, Nicholas and Prokip Myhal in Ukraine. Friends received from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at Slotiuk Funeral Home, 102 Amherst where funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock.
Friends Invited. Mr. Myhal was a member of Ukranian Workingmen's Association, Branch 43, and Ukrainian American Civic Center. 112 J. Of 280 Terrace, and Wyldewood.
July 30, 1961, husband of Genevieve Behrens 'Callahan: son of the late John and Nora O'Leary O' Callahan; brother of Mrs. Jerry Sullivan and John Funeral from Loomis. Offers Loomis Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca Wednesday morning at 9:15 o'clock and from St. Joseph's Old Cathedral at 10 o'clock. 3111 PERKINS-Rav C.
of Otto. N. July 31, 1961. husband of Ida Reed Perkins; father of Chelson, Otto. N.
Mrs. Louis Klancer, Col. lins. N. brother of Mrs.
Kate Tilner and E. Poliv Perkins, Warsaw. N. Y. Friends may call at the Briggs Funeral Home.
59 South Cattaraugus. N. where funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 P. M. Burial In N.
Y. Friends invited. 112 PERRIN-Fred A. of 430 Prospect July 31, 1961, husband of Clara Hicks Perrin; father of Harold of Hawaii: grandfather of John Deerman. Friends may call at Joseph Spano Sons Funeral Home 473 Niagara St.
near Hudson, from 2-5 and 7-10 P. where funeral will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. 112 PRICE-Myrtle Closser July 30, 1961, of 228 Connecticut wife of the late Asa Price: mother of Mrs. Ralph Gipp. Mrs.
Isabelle McDonald and the late Lavern A Price: 14 great-arandchildren, Friends may sister of Mrs. William Laughman: also surviving are five orandchildren and call at the Darwin E. Myers Funeral 4614 Main St. Rovcroft Snyder, from 2-4 and 7.9 o'clock. Fu.
neral Wednesday 11 M. Friends are invited. terment in Warsaw, N. Y. 3111 RADICE -Kevin Age 17 months, of 90 Crescent suddenly, in Buffalo, N.
July 31, 1961, son of Neil and Elva Radice (nee Brown): brother of Neil Jr. David. Gary. Susan, Keith and Lori Radice; grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael V. Radice Sr. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Inc. Porter and Niagara, where funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon 3 o'clock. Flowers gratefully declined.
Entered into rest July 30, 1961, of 562 Richmond beloved husband of the late Maria (nee D'Amical: father of Fred, Mrs. Joseph LoTempio, Mrs. Augustine Territo, Mrs. Louis Long, Victor, Mrs. Fred Turano and the late Angelo: also survived by 11 grandchil.
dren and three great -grandchildren. Friends may visit the Lombardo Funeral Home, 102 Linwood Ave. corner Summer, from 11. A. M.
to 10 P. M. where funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock and at Annunciation Church at 9. Friends invited and flowers gratefully declined. 3111 REILLY- -James July 30, 1961, husband of the late Mary Dickson Reilly: father of Mrs.
John O'Donnell, Charles, the late Patrick and Matthew J. Reilly: grandfather of 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral from the family residence. 215 Cumberland Wednesday morning at 8:45. and St.
Thomas Aquinas Church 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr. Reilly was member of the Holy Name Society of St. Thomas Aquinas Church and the International Brother.
hood of Railroad Conductors. 3111 Of 445 Ferry St July 31, 1961, brother late Frank Roberto: uncle Salvatore, Mrs. Louis Casper, Charles. Anthony. Mrs.
Robert Book Friends may call the Perna Funeral Home Inc. 246 Massachusetts Ave corner Normal, where funeral will be held Thursday morning o'clock and Our Lady of Loretto Church o'clock. Mr. Roberto was member of Local 210. 112 RODGERS-Owen July 31, 1961.
of 2341 Berg be loved husband of Grace McQuillan Rodgers; devoted father of Owen Jr. Merle. Robert and Richard survived by six grandchildren: brother of George Rodgers of Johnstown. and John Rodgers of El Paso. Deceased was member of a- wanna Lodge No.
887 F. A. M. and Buffalo Consistory. Funeral from Kennedy Mortuar 914 Abbott Rd.
Friday afternoon a o'clock. Friends are invited. Masonic memoria ices Thursday evening o'clock under auspices of Lackawanna Mesonic Lodge. 113 -Frank July 31, 1961, of, 163 Temple tow formerty of 264 Dost husband of the Mildred (Hatta) Rupert: father of Arthur Henry (Joan) Cross. Mrs.
Cie ment Fix, Mrs. Ralph (Frances) Walters and Paul H. RUDpert; brother of Mrs. Mav Mevers, Mrs. Fredericka Dippold.
Joseph, Mrs. Mahoney and the late John. George, and Henry Ruppert; grandfather grandchildren. Friends Dietrich Funeral Home, 2520 Balley from 2-5 and 7.10 Funeral services Thursday 8.30 M. and Holy Name of Jesus Church A.
M. Friends Invited. 3112 SCACCIA-Carmela (nee Nicosia) of 221 Niagara July 30. 1961, wife of the late Croce Scaccia: mother of Peter, Carmelo of Amherst, Mrs. Philip LaNasa of Clarence, N.
also survived by three grandchildren: daughter of Mrs. Vincenza Cicero Nicosia and the late Carmelo Nicosia: sister of Mrs. Mercuria Baralta, Mrs. Angeline Panzar Frank and Joseph Nicosia, all of Italy, Ind the late Emmanuel. Russell Nicosia and Mrs.
Rose Leone. Friends may call the Rubino Funeral Home Porter and Niagara, where funeral will be held Thursday morning at 9:15. and from Nativty Church 10 o'clock. Mrs. Scaccia was member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the MI.
Maior Club. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 3112 SCHULTE -Henry Of 50 Castle Court, formerly of 65 Leslie St.r July 31. 1961.
beloved husband of Anna M. Schroeter: mother of Mrs. George (Pearl) Raymond Otto and Henry Carl Schulte brother of Mrs. Anna Schroeder, Louis and the late Mrs. Rose Rooney, Mrs.
Kitty Carey and the late Frank Schulte: grandfather of six grandchildren. Funeral from the Glancey-Schlager FUneral Home, University Main, Thursday afternoon at 2 M. Friends Invited. Family present 2-5. 7-10 P.
M. 112 SCHWARTZ. Frank J. July 31. 1961, of 936.
Delaware Kenmore, N. brother of Edward Alfred C. and the John, George, Henry, William, Martha and Elizabeth Schwartz: uncle of George B. Schwartz and Mrs. Carmella Redhead.
Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont, Thursday morning, at o'clock and from St. Andrew's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are Invited.
The family will be present from 2-5 and 7.10 P. M. 112 SEEBACH- Eleanor Bugman July 30, 1961, of 50 Girard beloved wife of the late Charles Seebach: sister of Mrs. Otto (Grace) Marquart and the late Frank. Mrs.
Cecilla Wagner, Mrs. Rose Maurice and Elmer Bugman. Funeral from the Carl Mertz Jr. Funeral Home. 1322 Fillmore Wednesdav afternoon at P.
M. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Companions of the Forest of America, Lady Pauline Circle No. 1001. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 2-5 and 7-10 P.M.
SIMINSKE- -Susan July 31, 1961, of 262 West Hazeltine Kenmore, beloved daughter of Albert G. and Helen E. (nee Barczak) Siminske; sister of Marilynn and John Siminske; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Barczak 00 and Mrs.
Mary and the late George Siminski. Funeral from Wm A. Rolling Home, 3000 Delaware Tremont, Wednesday morning 9 o'clock and from St. Paul's Church at 9:15 o'clock. Friends are invited.
SISTER MARY PACYFIKA (Franciscan) (nee Maria DzwonkowJuly 30, 1961. of 179 Clark beloved daughter of the late Vincent Anna Dzwonkowski: sister of Mrs. Paul Hryharczak of New York City. Remains will lie in state at the Corpus Christi Sisters' Convent, 179 Clark St. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 A.
M. from the convent and Requiem High Mass at Corpus Christi Church at 10 A.M. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends and parishioners Invited to attend.
3111 SMITH -Kathryn Rose Aug. 1, 1961, of 135 Hedley daughter of the late John and Mary Smith; sister of Mrs. Mary Fleisch of New York Mrs. Cecelia McLean of England, Patrick and John Smith of Ireland. Funeral service from the Carlton A.
Ultrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Thursday morning at 8:15 and at St. Vincent de Paul Church 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. 112 STRAW--Donald M. Of 2108 Delaware July 31, 1961, husband of Mary Brady Straw; brother of George Edward, Mrs.
Roy (Mary) Munro, Mrs. Walter (Grace) Kloock, all of Detroit, Mich. Funeral services from the Potts Roberts Funeral Home, 1361 Hertel Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Friends are invited to attend. -Gertrude H.
Suddenly, Aug. 1, 1961, of 81 Lennox Eggertsville, daughter of the late Louis and Magdalene Blair Sugnet: sister of Charles and the late Mrs. Louise Harrison, Mrs. Katherine Schneider, Mrs. Hazel Carl, George, Albert and Edward Sugnet.
Funeral service from the Carlton Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Ave. Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Miss Suanet was a member of the First Baptist Church, The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 o'clock. 112 TAYLOR 1 -Catherine Falvey July 31, 1961, of 306 Summit wife of the late Adam E.
Taylor: sister of Richard Falvey, Mrs. John DeMuth and Mrs. Fred J. Carroll and the late Mrs. Mary Doern, Mrs.
William A. O'Connell and Maurice Falvey. Friends received at the Murphy Funeral Home, 1700 Hertel from 2-4 and 7.9 P. M. where funeral will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and from St.
Mark's Church at 9:30. Friends invited. 112 TODARO-Mary (nee Radice) Of 273 Prospect in Buffalo. N. 31, 1961, wife of the late Philip Todaro; mother of Mrs.
Anthony Saldi, Nicholas. Anthony, Carmen, Philip and Thomas Todaro: sister of the late Nicholas and Carmen Radice. Friends may call at the Rubino FUneral Home. Porter and Niagara, where funeral will be held Thursday mornina at 8:15 and from Holv Cross Church at 9 o'clock. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10.
Mrs. Todaro was a member of the Holy Cross Guild. 3112 VOGT -Frederick Of 10073 Greiner Clarence, N. July 30, 1961, beloved husband of Augusta (nee Peronne); father of Mrs. Carlton Miller; stepfather of Edward Weller; brother of George, Mrs.
Sol Weatherbee, Mrs. Clara Rhode and the late Frank: also survived by three grandchildren. Friends received at Shepard Bros. Funeral Residence, 10690 Main Clarence, N. where funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment in Clarence Center Cemetery. 3111 WALKER- -Blanche K. Nett July 31, 1961, wife of Glenn L. Walker; of Mrs. Robert P.
Mildred Walker, Steele: A.E.I. step- of mother the U. S. Navy; sister of Mrs. Ruth Trask of Shinglehouse, Pa also survived by four grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Funeral from the Thomas V. Ray Funeral Home, 465 Franklin St. Time to be announced later. Friends invited to attend. Visiting hours from 2-10.
112 WARD--John H. Of 254 James suddenly in Blasdell, N. July 29, 1961, beloved husband of Johanna Ryan Ward: father of Mrs. Charles Crist. Mrs.
Edward Stromecki, and John L. Ward; brother of Mrs. Edward St. Clair, Mrs. A.
J. Sexton, James R. Ward and the late Harry and Paul Ward. Funeral from Leo Buchheit Funeral Home. 666 Ridge Wednesday morning at o'clock and from Our Mother of Good Counsel Church at 9:30.
Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Our Mother of Good Counsel Holy Name Society and CIO Local 2603. 3111 WEIGAND-Anna J. Egner July 29, 1961, wife of the late Adam Weigand: mother of Arthur. Leonard, Mrs.
Frank (Catherine) Fiore, Mrs. Angelo (Mildred) Vito. Mrs. Jesse (Liltian) Keidel, Elmer. and the late Peter, and Mrs.
Mary Schaffer: grandmother of 29 grandchildren and 25 Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at The Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bailey where services will be held on Wednesday at 8:30 A. M. and at St.
James Church at 9 A. M. 3111 WIDER--Caroline Hochwalder Of 65 Tindle West Seneca, N. July 31, 1961, wife of Eugene Wieder; sister of Joseph Ignatz. John.
beth and the late Mrs. Rose Schiller, Funeral from Loomis Offers Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca Thursday morning at 0 o'clock and from St. Bonaventure's Church at 9:30 clock. Deceased was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society of St.
Bonaventure's Church. 112 -Mildred Virginia Of 207 Delaware Ave. July 28. 1961. daughter of the late Ravmond C.
and Mildred Schlev Wood. Friends may call at the Thomas McCarthy FUneral Home. 1975 Seneca St. where funeral will be held Thursday mornina at 9:15 and from St. Louis Church at 10 o'clock.
112 WRIGHT G. Of 3601 66th Wav North St. St. July 30. 1961.
formerly of Kenmore. husband of Edna Emblidoe Wright: father of Mrs. Robert Fishlock Kenmore and Mr Robert Wright Detroit: son of Mrs. George Wright: grandfather of two grandchiidren: brother of Mrs. Del Kunkel and Mr.
Weslev Wright, Funeral to be in St. Petersbura, Fla. 3111 Obituary Mrs. Herbert H. Bauckus Mrs.
Eleanor Cromwell Bauckus, 50, of 83 Bryant the wife of Dr. Herbert H. Bauckus, noted Buffalo dermatologist, died today (Aug. 1, 1961) in Millard Fillmore Hospital, Born in Medina, Mrs. Bauckus was graduated from Millard Fillmore School of Nursing in 1932.
She was a head nurse at Millard Fillmore Hospital before her marriage in 1944. Surviving are her husband; a stepson, Donald a stepdaughter, Mrs. Dorothy R. Whittingham; three brothers, James Thomas, U. and John B.
Cromwell; a sister. Mrs. Homer Durnell of Odington, and five grandchildren. A Solemn High Mass of Requiem will be sung Friday at 9:30 in St. Joseph's Cathedral, preceded by prayers in the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home, 5 Walden Ave.
SOCIAL SECURITY CHANGES AFFECT 4 MILLION TODAY WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 (P) ---A number of changes in the Social Security law became effective today, although they won't show up in checks for beneficiaries until September. The changes are estimated to benefit 4.420.000 persons. Changes effective today include: Men may retire at age 62 instead of age 65, but with lower benefits. First checks will be received next month.
The minimum monthly benefit increases from $33 to $40, payable in September. Benefits of aged widows reof ceiving their benefits husbands as dependents go up from of the entitlement of the husband to The amount of earnings a retired person may receive without any loss of Social Security beneincreases from $1500 $1700 annually, effective for 1961. DETECTIVES HALT BULLDOZER'S RUN Two alert plainclothesmen of the Homicide Bureau spared the Talbert Mall Housing Project building damage at Spring and North Division Sts. by prompt action Monday evening. Det.
Sgt. Joseph T. McCarthy and Det. John Ludtka were cruising when they observed a bulldozer rolling unattended. "We brought the police car to a sudden stop, ran and mounted the bulldozer.
After a bit of checking we managed to bring it to a halt just in time," Sgt. McCarthy said. three The feet vehicle of the stopped building within leveling a fence. Police expressed belief that hoodlums in the area had started it. It is being used on the Ellicott District re-development project.
MYSTIC ORDER CONVENES HERE The 59th annual supreme convention of the Ancient Mystic Order of the Samaritans Ladies of the Orient held its first business session at the Statler Hilton today. The 'order is made up of members of the International Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. About 400 delegates from the United States and Canada, attending the five convention, heard opening remarks by the supreme ashayhi, Mrs. Cora Hawkins of Hamilton, and the supreme monarchos. Ernest W.
Miller of Worcester, Mass. Convention hosts are Buffalo chapters Mitra Zuanna 66, Futura Zuanna 15 and Cairo Sanctorum 35. Mrs. Robert F. Lord and Robert McConnell, both of Buffalo, are RACE RESULTS FT.
ERIE FIRST-6 furlongs, 2-year-old maidens: Falthful Tom. Cosentino 6.80 4.40 3.50 Snatchem, Parnell 7.40 4.80 8-Scarboro Girl, Dittfach 3.80 a Coupled. SECOND-4-year-olds vo. 6 furlonas: Nelsons Lady, Fitzsimmons 4.50 3,40 3.00 Consortage, Gibb 3.90 3.60 Natav, Despirito 7,00 -Nance's Rule, Time Clock, Sliver Slipper, Baily Hill. Sultoo.
Bright Circle. THIRD-4-year-olds UD. 6 furlonas: Doc Schaeffer. Parnell. 8.60 5.20 3.70 Scotch Fairie.
10.50 6.30 Time Marches, Olah 4.50 Scratched- Road. Azure Woodbine, Gulfaxi, Tee Shirt, Sir Warren. Flakwin. Radford. DAILY DOUBLE -Faithful Tom (2) and Nelsons Lady (7) paid $14.60.
Ft. Erie Entries on Page 24 ROCKINGHAM FIRST-3-vear-old 6 furlonas: Door Buster, Waida 9.40 4.80 3.60 Fair Xenea, Munsell 4.20 3.20 One-Eved Jack, Donahue 11.80 Scratched- Wavs, Agnes. Wit. Double Rock. SECOND-4-vear-olds vo, 6 furionas: Bia Sauseze.
Grubb 16.00 6.80 5.60 Giver. Despirito 4.00 3.00 Grace's Luck. Skuse 4.40 Scratched--Tumblin 0. Royal Tawny, Planning Prince, Sunalitter. Squeeze paid $60.60.
DAILY DOUBLE 0 -Door Buster Big SARATOGA FIRST furlonas: Piper's Lad, Pierce 46.10 15.40 40 Mr. Melvin. Combest 7.60 4.50 Scamandra, Valenzuela 6.70 Scratched Lincoln Center. Combien. Treasure Chant.
Chubby Dubby. Fleet Foe. SECOND-3-vear-olds. furlongs: Jewel's Dance, Ruane 5.40 3.20 2.70 Carlina. Adams 4.60 3.30 Tinv Roval.
Combest 3.40 Scratched-Sisa. THIRD-4-yr-olds up About Sir Patsy. Murphy 8.00 3.50 3,00 Prince Willy, Riles 3.20 2.70 Bibilaqua. Cartwright 3.00 Scratched Highlander Third. DAILY DOUBLE -Piper's Lad and Jewel's Dance paid $128.20.
FOGELSANGER FUNERAL HOME DONALD M. DEMMERLEY 21 PIERCE AVE. HAMBURG N.Y (established 1918) Flowers Truly Express four Sympathy, There Is No Substitute! ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop 301 MAIN ST. TL 3-3230 Board Refers Move to Put CD In Civil Service A resolution offered by Supervisors Louis H. Muscato, Democratic floor leader, to place the administrative staff of the County Civil Defense Office on Civil Service status was referred today by the Board of Supervisors to its Civil Defense Committee.
The Muscato resolution also would have the county petition for federal reimbursem*nts available on this condition. Mr. Muscato charged that failure to have the CD staff placed under Civil Service was costing the county $63,500 a year in personnel reimbursem*nts from the Federal Government. After considerable parliamentary parrying the board finally sent the resolution to committee although Republican Floor Leader Lester S. Miller wanted an immediate showdown.
The reference shut off debate. understood that the Republicans had planned to reject the resolution on the grounds that compliance with federal requirements for additional personnel would actually mean additional expenditures to offset the reimbursem*nt for a civil service staff. Supervisor Charles C. Cranston. Concord Republican and Civil Defense Committee chairman, said he would call a special meeting if he could be assured of getting a quorum during the August recess.
AUTO-INSPECTION STATION WILL BE INSPECTED, TOO City Judge James B. McKenna today in Traffic Court ordered an inspection of an auto-inspection station. Ivan Petway, 29, whose address was listed on the summons as 1177 Michigan appeared on a charge of failing to have an inspection sticker on his car. He contended that his car had been properly inspected and produced a license stamped by an inspection station. Mr.
Petway declared that he had been unable to subpoena a representative of the inspection station where he said he had paid $25 for the work. The judge ordered that state troopers look into the station's operation, commenting: "We're getting too many of these." He adjourned the case for Aug. 15 and told Mr. Petway to deliver a subpoena to the station owner. ACTION PUT OFF ON SEWER DEBT The Board of Supervisors today deferred action resolution that would increase to 650,000 from $2.400,000 the debt limit on the county's first joint sewer district in Cheektowaga and, West board Seneca.
decided not to act until the district's Board of Managers receives new bids and then it can be determined the exact amount of money that must be raised to finance the project. Traffic Court TRAFFIC COURT Judge James B. McKenna Speeding $50-Charles H. Stephens. 19, 42 Highland.
Buchanan, 23, 79 Pacecrest. West Seneca. $25-Fay I. Rager, 29, 33 Clayton: Henry B. Salters, 42, Cob.
Tonawanda: Robert M. Seelbach, 24, 129 Kenmore: Lenora Harris, 49, 207 Riley; James P. Suleski, 20, 115 Riverview Pl. $25-Louls C. Brossard.
21, 30 Rounds; Ernest Bevar, 58, 106 Victory, Palumbi, 18. 47 Barry Dominic Glannantonio, 21, 263 Bird: Harry D. Smith. 29, 184 Diane Drive. Cheektowaga: Robert C.
Kasper, 16, 143 Edson; Donald Domroes, 32, 1406 FIllmore. $20-Henry R. Atzrott, 37, 271 Grant; Sebastian Mecca, 20, 203 Norwood; Frank A. Wukovits, 32. 7 N.
Park, Cheektowaga: Allan Ayers, 4R, 162 Titus; Herbert L. Miller, 38, 215 Watson. $20-Louise Wolf, 41, 9530 Wehrle, Clarence: Robert G. Marquardt. 33.
22 Willowridge. Amherst, $15 James J. Special, 23, 52 Alden: Neal DiFilippo, 47, 118 Auburn; Raymond R. Centola, 18, 300 Busti: Nicholas Boccolucci, 18, 104 Carmel Gerald P. Bykowiecz, 18, 49 Clover Cheektowaga.
$15-Frederick W. Kirbis, 67, 16 Commonwealth; Lucy A. Abates, 41, 347 Colvin: Leslie Ricketts, 23, 112 Doncaster Tonawanda; James Russo, 19, 41 Forest, Edison: Thomas J. Davis, 39, 109 N. Williamsville.
$15-Mychallo Waszkurak, 38. 97 Germain; Harold V. Peaco*ck, 31, 98 Glenwood: Raymond A. Hasselbeck, 31, 45 Green Tree Tonawanda; Lawrence Feloballe, 161 Henderson, Kenmore: George Rosner, 43, 132 Knox. $15-Albert W.
McMahon. 47, 267 wood; Paul C. Weaver, 24, 2075 Main: Peter Harrington, 19, 170 Merrymont, Cheektowaga; Legree A. Wey. ers, 52, 98 Montclair: Frederick J.
Spoor, 24, 406 Norfolk. $15-Richard L. DiTondo. 24. 208 Northwood, Kenmore: Bernice Yeracaris, 40, 485 Norwood: Marie L.
Gelz, 50, 359 Overbrook, Tonawanda: Mary J. 29, 164 Princeton, Eggertsville; George Pepe. 43, 112 Sommerville. Town of Tonawanda. $15-Gerald T.
Marshall. 51. 932 South Park: Sylvia G. Barlow. 39, 381 Starin; Howard L.
Edwards. 53. 90 Sunset. Tonawanda: Robert Miller, 18. 222 Wallace: John Crossan, 20, 75 Wendover, Kenmore: Lila W.
Keller, 60, 1063 West. $10-James Bakowski, 20, 72 Schiller. No Registration $10-Eugene Lawrence. 58. 59 Alexander.
Unreported Change of Address $10-Milton Baitman, 28, 260 St. Law. rence. Insufficient Reflectors $10-Richard Trautman. 32, 201 Chelsea.
Unlicensed Driving (No Senior Operator With Driver) $25-Ralph A Apa. 17. 253 Tacoma. Driving While License Suspended or Revoked 40, Davs Minor. Erie 36.
23 County Cherrv. Penitentiary -Willie Wrong Way $15-Lawrence Thomson. 31. 17 Wohlers. Parking $20-Louisa 465 E.
Utica. $5 William Sass. 43 Navel. Stop Sign $10-Helen Richter, 36. 64-L Donovan Theodore E.
Anderson. 18. 739 Norfolk. Inadequate Muffler $10-John S. Brinker.
19. 66 Come: Charles H. Stephens. 19. 42 Highland: Allen Davis Jr.
32. 152 Howard: Walter H. Anderson. 36. 21 Spruce: Jezel Carter.
18. 43 Wohlers. Insufficient Lights $10-Albert G. DiLullo. 43.
249 East: Hector Escobar, 31. 180 Genesee: Ralph A. Apa. 17. 253 Tacoma.
Red Light 535-Paul W. Cooper. 20. Chasin Pkwy Erie. Ont.
520-Willie E. Mitchell. 39. 952 Michigan. $10-Rita Mascia.
34. 35 Dartmouth. Unlicensed Driving $50-Isaac Watkins. 35 Murtle: James Gilespie. 467 Norwood.
Inspection Sticker $10-Cal Rose. 32. 378 Abbinaton. Kenmore: Seneca Trucking Co. 244 berland: Fred Atzrott.
17, 46 Deer. field; Theodore Kalamela. 50. 40 George Urban Cheektowaga: Salvatore Mendola. 33.
85 Ladner. $10-Frank Sturdevant, 56, 205 Nassau. Kenmore: Gerald Chavann. 26. 153 Peabody.
Daily News Summary BIRTHS Sheridan Amave BOYS were born to Mr. July Baker's Garage. 1185 -Caritan Norman L. 2409 Delaware Rebert M. Handy.
Evanston Robert Halbach. Clarence Eidred Leon Griffin, 530 Moselle willim Gregor. 237 Bird W. A. North Tonawanda Harold B.
Frederick Ford. 154 Raymond G. Ramsdell William Eichhorn, North Tonawanda Steve Biasdell Davey. Rhode Island Lemon High Tonawanda 14 Tremont Richard Aurora Josech Amherst Stanley Millicent George Winzenrie Rounds Adams Eugene Francis Hamburg Donald Orchard John Vecere, Cheektowaga Domenico A. 288 Hudson Leonard J.
Szymanski, Cheektowaga Jerome West Seneca Daniel Lee 204 Grey Anthony Sirianni, 973 Abbott Dale Shaw. Sardinia Robert N. Sandy. Daniel J. Rremek, Waltz E.
J. Ruszala, 11 Lower East Lane James Roth. Amherst Dean Patrick Reardon. Williamsville Max Desterecih. 582 Hopkins Thomas Norton, 180 Congress Gerald S.
Miles. Aiden James Merrifield. Arcade A. Manzella Jr. Hamburg James Manning.
Amherst Martin Mann, 26 Frank GIRLS were born to Mr. Robert A. Jasinski, Sloan 19 Clair Jamison, 458 W. Utica Frank lacono. Cheektowaga Henry 17 Littlefield Donaid Hess.
St. Richard Hauser. 1005 Elmwood Richard Harmon. Hamburg Rogdan Gulakiw, 51 Sobieski John Gillis. 343 South Park Bruce Garber.
Springville Vincent Frisicaro. Cheektowaga Arthur Farrey. 182 Forest Paul C. Fancher, Cheektowaga David Fairchild, Tonawanda Josech Cheektowaga Clarence Deer. 49 Frank M.
J. DeFranks, 130 Massachusetts Christopher Connelly, Orchard Park Josech Carrier, 118 Butler C. Isaac Camber, 59 Delsan Arthur Lancaster Leon Baran. 320. Fillmore Edwin S.
Banaszak, Depew Daniel Zandrowler. Depew James Williams, 257 E. Ferry Donald Weaver, Amberst Robert St. Watson, Kenmore Regis Vove. 192 Summit Pascal Solazzo.
55 Bird Edward C. J. Smith. Smith, Hillside 24 Kentucky Donald Ames Roade, 172 Oakmont Nicholas R. Pusateri.
1562 Main Carmelo Parisi, 214 7th Leonard Nowak. 109 Ivy Edward I. Melvor, 72 Hampshire Michael McCarthy. West Seneca Kenneth M. Lowry, 234 S.
Division 22 TWIN BOYS were born to Mr. Willie Childers. 400 Woodlawn 19 Chester E. Zawadzki, 1426 Center Rd. 19 TWIN GIRLS were born to Mr.
Mrs. Frederick T. Verga, 1994 Geneses 19 Joseph J. Rellinger 1022 Hertel 24 MARRIAGE, PM. LICENSES Aug.
1) The following Buffalo births were registered in the Town of Tonawanda: were born to Mr. July Joseph G. Harrald, Hartwell 16 Leo M. Duggan 33 Allenhurst 25 GIRLS were born to Mr. July Ronald St.
George, 719 Elmwood 18 William Blesnuk 599 E. Amherst 19 Marion 68 Pilarski, Walden. 312 Sweet-Eileen RutherRobert Tracy, 808 Elk -Judith Tobin, 108 Orlando. Major Knight. 169 Winslow-Doris CovInaton.
171 Brunswick. James Russo. 60 Edna Karen Ripple, 275 South Park. Base McKnight, 51 Albert Barbara Morris. 73 Navel.
Vincent Sangerman, Depew. Ovster Bay, L. I. Jeanne Gordon Sear, 213 Stevenson Beatrice Maionev. 102 Columbus.
Thomas Jose, 21 Rose Lillie Williams, 338 Sycamore. Arthur Crum. Lackawanna Anniebelle Johnson. 230 Woodlawn. Thomas Keester, 775 Auburn Shirley Little, 16 Bidwell.
Richard Liddell, Kenmore-Viola Dockstader. 82 Fargo. Willie Washington, 134 E. Delavan Darlene Minter, 332 Maple. Warren Weller, Cheektowaga Constance Hastings, George Tzetza, 76 Fordham Dorothy Welling.
97 Linwood. M. Collins, Kenmore -Marilyn Mercer. 53 Ridgewood. Dennis J.
Mackrell. Kenmore-Jeanne S. Evans. Kenmore, Chester B. Stesiak.
75 Best- -Patricia Valk, 70 Rounds. Melvin Smoot, 248 Laurel -Carol Moe. 510 Rilev. FIRE RECORD Alarms since noon Monday: 12:52 PM -Maple Goodell, unnecessary. Squad 1 to 204 Franklin.
Miss Judith Hemlock, 26, of 80 Potomac. taken to Emergency Hasp. Squad 5 to Elmwood Highland, William Hazard. 65, of 654 Elmwood, Ill, taken to Mever Hosp. 6:23 Rescue Squad to 196 Heminway.
Paul Yockers, 19, of 134 Hambura, Ill. taken to Emergency Hosp. Franklin, apartment, grease on stove; Firefighter Joseph Smith, Truck treated for cut hand in Columbus $950. 8:24 Mrs. Rescue Mary Squad Ferrazzo, to 62.
455 dead. Plymouth, 8:30 Rescue Squad 7 to 2108 Delaware: Donald Straw, 64, dead. Riley, refrigerator motor. no damage. Squad 3 to 315 Cherry: unnecessary.
Peter, auto, no fire. Squad to 460 Lisbon; Clifford Heintz, 43, ill, left in physician's care. Today Squad to 95 Maple Ridge, Mrs. Anna Nosacka, 8A. ill, remained home.
Squad 3 to 407 Fox, Mrs. Ida Bieth. 68. dead. 9:34 Rescue Savad to 200 Franklin; Mrs.
Delores Davis, 20, of 434 Jefferson, ill, taken home. Squad 7 to 218 Forest: unnecessary. Squad to 382 Michigan: Robert Miller, 62, of 147 S. Division, Ill, left in physician's care. South Park, false 12:19 -Rescue Sauad 2 10 2.5.5 Willett, Mrs.
Bertha Norbarczyk, 46. Ill. Mercy Hose. Sauad 3 to 323 Peckham, Joseph Mazur, 79, dead. 1:10 Rescue Squad to 347 Peckham, Michael 65.
of 337 Peck. ham. Ill. left in friend's care. BURGLARIES 3159 Bailey, hardware store: owner, Ferdinand E.
Phillips; entered between 5:30 PM Saturday and 7:45 AM Monday: loss being Inventoried. 993 Main, Electrolux Corp manager, taken Guido A. between Calonico: Saturday safe noon peeled, and A $154.27 8:30 AM Monday. Levi Denson, 50 AL Laurel: stolen there Monday. 1953 Ford 5-ton truck, 687-596, owned by Anthony S.
Serio, 391 Hoyt: stolen from MISSING PERSONS Melody L. Keller, 16, of 190 Lancaster, missing since Sunday; 5 feet inch, 90 pounds, blue eves and brown hair, glasses; dental braces on upper teeth. STOLEN AUTOS 1960 Mercury sedan, 61-47 EE, owned by vacant lot at 179 Rano Friday. BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS The following filed bankruptcy petitions today in Federal Court. liabilities and assets listed respectively: Cline M.
Hodson, 26 Larchmont proprietor of Hodson Appliance Furniture 3920 Harlem Rd. Snyder, $28.180.51, $632.11. Donna M. Truesdell. 1 Palmer St.
Gowanda. operator of the Golden Oak Restaurant, 18 Jamestown Gowanda, $23,799.62. $770. Bernardine J. Martin, 458 Elk operator of B's Grill, 534 Elk, $13,277,92, $2700.
BUILDING PERMITS $5.50. Pierce Stevens, 710 Ohio $500. BUSINESS NAMES Waiter' F. Johnson Shoes, 35 Court--Nell George Vangelene Edmonds. 555 E.
Amherst, $300 August Jubulis. 321 Beard, $500. Edward J. Barrett, 323 Dewey, gar, $400. Joseph Lacomis, 537 Downing, $600.
Anthony Luke Santiago, 1285 William, place tanks, $900. Amiger Hubbard. 178 W. Ferry, $1100. Deaconess 210, 212 216 Kingsley, $1550.
John F. O'Connell. 57 Alsace, $200. Casimer's School, 160 Cable, rep. $16,000.
Walter Koziol, 216 Colt. $800. Jack Caldwell, 267 Emslie, rep. $900. Albert Bell, 281 Grape, $350.
Buffalo Paper Stock. 25 Hardwood. $750. Mrs. William Ciough, 1152 Kensington, $700.
Peter Sypniewski, 37 Keystone, $720. Laura Strumpt, 27 Pink, $450. James Grant. 52 Spaulding, $150. Francis T.
Wilezak, 843 Tifft, $200. Gordon T. Young, 45 Troup, $1500. Richard J. Korczynski, 103 Wood, $500.
Plans Filed Bessie Rokenbaugh, 330 Richmond, H. Mellen. K-D Door 756 E. R. Racine, Martha Smith.
West Seneca Funeral Home, 3903 Seneca. West Seneca- Joseph D. Leonard Stan John's Jumpin' Gyminy, Plaza. Cheektowaga -Stanley Kaifast, John Konecki Jr. Norm's Barber Shop, 111 Buffalo, Orchard Park--Norman W.
Reukauf. Hennessey's Barber Shoo 45412 Ma East Aurora- Robert Grover Del-Oak Fond Market, 280 E. DelavanLeroy Coleman. The Country Store. 24 Parker- -Walter Kelly.
Avenue Quality Bakery, 28 Young, TonaDobosz. Weds, 883 Delaware, C. Williams. Modern Construction 2224 Crittendent, Alden -Dennis Ruth Angola Signs, Southwestern Irving Albert C. Doerings Delicatessen, Edson.
West Albert Maintenance Service 12 St. John -Richard 5 Ver Hagen. Roland J. Amlinger Jr. Union Happy House, 3873 Union, Ronald J.
Kamp. Chicago Distributing Ca. 416 Chicago-James Cannull. Scott Diner. Scott James J.
Minga John Miller Henry Television Service. Geneses -Henry Lemke Laughlin Brokerage dE, 845 Bust--Julia Laughlin. INCORPORATIONS Allied Emulsions capital 200 shares. Incorporators: James F. Zacharias.
Corinne M. Lude. Dorainv A. all of buffalo. Bonvile Properties capital 200 snares.
Incorporators: Carl Tronalone. Daniel G. Daniel L. Tronalo.ie. all of Buttalo.
Clarmal 200 shares. Incorporators: Mervin Schwartz. wanda: Terry Bangiovanni, Donald M. both of Buttalo. East Aurora Super Duper capital 500 shares.
Incorporators: Hildreth C. Oinev. Orchard Park; Robert P. Bernhardt, williamsville: Earl Rumsev. North Syracuse.
K. Coins capital 100 shares. Incorporators: Edward F. and Mabel Piontkowski, Kent R. and June E.
Repka. all of Lancaster, Elma Associates capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Richard D. Krieger, falo: Charles C. Roonev.
West Seneca. Irene M. Lunch, Buffalo. Elmwood Textile Co. capital 200 shares.
Incorporators: Aaron Yasinow. Kenmore: Leo J. Rosen. Josephine cuso. both of Buffalo.
Empire Phono Cigarette Co. cape ital 200 shares. Incorporators: Edward G. and Geraidine C. Koch.
Jovce M. Curec. all of Buffalo. Glirio capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Harry A.
Rachlin. Buffalo: Lauren D. Rachlin, Amherst: Anne Ross. Buttalo, Hone Purchasing cabital 200 shares Incorporators: Anthony caro. Kenneth W.
both of falo. Eugene W. Salisbury. Blasdell. Kingel Realty capital 200 shares.
Incorporators: Carlton S. Moore Jr. Ralph J. Grego. Thomas R.
Beecher all of Buffalo. Lower Level capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Anthony C. Vaccaro. Kenneth W.
both of Buffalo, Eugene W. Salisbury. Blasdell. Messina Cafeteria Inc. cabital 200 shares.
Incorporators: Salvatore sina. Philip J. Messina. Marv L. Messina all of Buffalo.
Otto Steiner Agency. cabital 200 shares. Incorporators: Joseph J. Steiner, Snyder: James R. Otto.
Cheektowaga: William G. Muehibauer. Buffalo. Seaway capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Roger G.
Housem*n. Marian S. Houseman. Amherst: Charles Crockett, Kenmore. Tomsio Co.
capital 200 shares, corporators: Joseph L. Watson, Snvder: Alfred L. Hetzelt. Kenmore: Betty J. Motfit, Buffalo.
CITY COURT JUDGMENTS $78.18 to National Potteries. SUPREME C'RT JUDGMENTS Ray Barry, $109.99: Lawrence J. Davis, $74.54: Hood Foster, Leonard Durkee. $37.65: E. Curry Sharon Brennan, $109.28 to N.
Y. Tele. phone. Catherine Heinz. $116.37: Britton Jones.
ward HIll, $26.02: Clayton J. Samuel, Joseph Maroney. $145.32: or to Victor's Ruben G. Sanchez, $38.82: Lawrence W. Coles, $104.42: Robert Syracuse, Mrs.
Anita James. James V. Fowler, $7 to Seeberg's Genesee. Vivian Johnson, Robert Platte, $125.62 David Larkins. thy Byse Ezekiel Marsh, $387 to King Furniture.
Warren F. Patricia Schwab. William Smith, ISAAC Doran, $125.30: Don Dorothy Schmoke, $43.88 to People's Clothing Janice Livsey Tide, $323.97: Stephen R. Barbara Alfano. Paul Kempner, $194.16 to Anthony J.
Di Biase. 540.78: J. C. HIt, $40.05: Lee P. Stanford, $54.73 10 Charlie Baker Inc.
Frank Sanderki. Joseph Impel. litierl, $53.63 to Daniel F. Hannon Jr. Pasquale A.
Zoccano, $98.12: Esther M. Porter. $38.82: James Ferro to Butfalo Evening News. Willie Anderson. $24.10: James Kiouses, $177.80 Millard Fillmore Hosp.
Vivian Johnson, $135.20: Robert Platte, $132.86 to Quality King Jewelry, John S. Pass, Stanley Mary Oryszak. $143.76 to Sisters' Hosn. Eugene E. Ward, $33.34: William Mildred Daniels.
$71.92 to Deaconess Hosp. Leonard Lloyd, $207: Leonard Lloyd, $309 to Vincent R. DIPasquale. Robert Hicks. $97.02: Henry Springgins $32.09 to Cresbury Main.
Ed Dunecon, $64.40 to Symon Rossen. Andrew J. Held. $1621.50 to Fred W. Greiner.
Patrick Meehan, $219.29 to Clinton A. Lunetta Ackerman. Furniture, $3392.40 to Royal Bedding. Joseph Ely, $253.50 to John W. Condon John D.
Klocke Leon Kelly, $116.25 to Sigmund verbera. Richard Lossie McDonald, $1139.33 to Liberty Bank. Carmona Pablo $38,66 to Alfred. F. Luke Jr.
Joseph Johnson. $84.27 to William Berger. Samuel J. Trippie: (Roval Flower Shop), Bernard Schinner, $287,50 to Albert Caroline Klipsie. Lakeside Rental.
$3033.32 to Gleansner Corp. William E. Betty J. Bogardus, $621.70 to Edwin A. Walker Howard Stresing (Walker Stresing).
Robert Dowler, $666.50 to Thomas D. Newberry. Paul C. Dooley (Dooley Provision), $63,43 to Thomas Anton indiv. AS sec'y Food Stores Local 34 affiliated with Amalgamated Meat Cutters, Butchers Allied Market Emploves of AFL Leo J.
Dean indiv. A AS business mar. Market Produce Ware. house Frozen Food Co. Workers, Drivers Helpers.
Local 558. Erie Electro Plating, $201,60 to Hubbs Howe. Robert Burrows, $83 56; Lyman Burrows. $59.88, to Frank M. Aaron Gellman (Home Outfitters).
Climon Nix. $954.10 to Home Budget. Chalice L. Owen (Owen Nursing Home), to 5-S Electric Repair Shoo Sullivan' Miano, $48.50 to Frank McBride. Michael Radienovich, $38.05 to Bell Tire Battery Service.
James Widger. $12.30 to W. T. Grant Co. Salvatore Militello.
$44.22 to Glicksteins. Oscar Beebe, $82.85 to Children's Hose. E. R. Granda Edward R.
Grande Rita N. Granda, $16.945.92 to land Casualty Elmer Nobilio (Nobilio Concrete), $532.28 to Clarence Sand Gravel. Mules W. Joyce, $527.10 to Coph Products. George Connolly $720.97 to Grimsby Plumbing.
Leo Gould, $194.17: F. M. Hayden, $2588.33: Johnnie Jackson, Helen Kile, $576.62: G. Lash $144.60 to Internal Revenue. William Melvin, $569.
R8: Barbara Mce George (Barbara McGeorge Secy Serve icel, Lewis Oliver, $144 Albert Savash, $187.72: Omer H. Smith, $169.19 to internal Revenue Sissoon, $144.78: Siracuse, Scinta, P. J. A. Zoccano, Jesse Wilson HAS Weller, $508.32: Rich.
ard P. Fay, $575.03 to Internal Revenve. Hamburg Frozen Food Center. $106.33 to Thomas Rose DiChristina (Maria's Baking). William H.
Bowen (Patio Kitchen), $52.55 to D. J. Mead Sons. Franklin Runge $52.95 to Norman B. Richard David Robinson, $414.48 to Donald Finch; $356.69 to Donald Francis Finch (Wyoming Kendall $365.54 Michael John Emerick, Vrakas.
William Klahn, $234.50 to Norman Jerrol E. Charles D. Newell Jr. (Newell's Dairy). Atlantic Mutual $15,026.04 to Norma Gary Ida Lamkin AS admins.
$8275.81 to Harriet Sobetzer: $200.26 to Norma Gary Ida Lamkin as admins. Harriet Sobetzer. ACTIONS PENDING Harry K. Mcintyre Son vs. Joseph J.
Sucharski, W. Seneca Ellicott Plumbing vs. Clarence S. Straubinger at al. Amherst.
Harry P. Kirst vs. Samuel C. Chiarmonte, Cheektowaga. Jessie R.
Celano vs. Michael L. Celano, Delavan-E. Elmwood. Evans Nati.
Bk. Anglos Rev W. Mathiesen et Evans; vs. Helen Woida et Evans. Bflo.
Svs, Bk. vs. Louis S. Cannizzara1 Summit N. Russell MECHANICS LIENS Carmen Sirolll, lienor.
vs. Canam owner. Menno Const Development. contractor. $580.50.
259 Chicago Atlas Improvement, lienor, vs. Steven R. Hermine E. Kovacs, owner contractor. $375.
Grand Island. KANE DESIGNATION FILED WITH CLERK The appointment of John V. Kane of 325 Huntington Ave. as real special in the Department Urban Renewal was estate, filed with the city clerk Monday by Commissioner William F. Denne.
Mr. Kane, secretary to former Mayor Pankow, had been serving as deputy director in the Division of Redevelopment. Mr. Kane will receive $8000 in the new post, the same amount he had been getting as deputy director. The new department began working Friday and Mr.
Kane's provisional appointment was effective that day..
