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Saturday, January 7, 1956
TONAWANDA NEWS
Page 8
Community N e w s
Refugee Family
Coming to Live
On North Side
Council of Churches Begins
.
Annual Campaign for Funds
Auto Service. Supplies
Building and Materials
DIRECTORS MEET
The Board of Directors of the AlFTO electric c«rt>uretioa. brake
ROOFING & SIDING
EDWARD R ZETTEL
Notre Dame Alumni Wives Club •erv.. tune up Johnnies Ricfcfieid
LI 1894
will .meet at 830 p.m. Monday in LU 0318. Payne & Sweene*
switches.
ROOFING^
SIDING.
C I TTE R
HEATER
FITTINGS,
hose
the home of Mrs. Richard E. defroster hose, clamps radiator WORK General Repairing
Free
Leous. 376 Millicent Ave., Town caps and Itosei — Century Parts. 90 estimates Call JA 3205
of Tonawanda. Mrs Richard G. Webster.
ROOFING, siding, gutters. Twin City
Thoen, president, will conduct the Roofing & Siding Co., 506 Main St..
meeting, at which plans will be Automobiles Warned
Tonawanda. Dial J A 3661
discussed for the January cocktail
fo>Ungs. sewer, septi*
TOP DOLLAR PAID (TRENCHING.
water lines, etc. AL SCHUCK. 189
party.
Next week some time a Roumanian refugee family of four will The Council of Churches of Bnf-v
come to live with the Johann Gu- falo and Erie County Thursday bebesh family, of 1766 Linwood Ave., gan its annual campaign for funds
to support its work for 1956.
North Tonawanda.
JKohler St. JA 5942.
Mr. Gubesh today received no- , The council has established a
FOR JUNK CARS
tke from the Intergovernmental ^ g e t of $98,632. of which Jll,93o
at M e m o n a m
Business Opportunities
AUTO
will J j " supplied by the Buffalo
Committee for European Migra- WUi
Legal actions stemming from
and
tion that the family is due to arErie County Comrnunity Chest
HOLMES — In the loving memory of
PARTS
•even deaths in the Sept. 23, 1953,
rive Monday in New York City t 0 subsidize the Social Service DeJohn A. Holmes « h o passed away
ROBINSON
RIVER ROAD &
Lucidol explosion will be tried toSUNDAY
1 year ago Jan. 8. 1955.
f
aboard the General Langfittf
partment The remainder must be
North
Tonawanda- Ph LU 4617
gether, Justice John S. March of
2
30.
Niagara
Frontier
Am
vets
0Dtaine<1
Those whom we love go out of sight.
Those
aboard
the
Navy
vessel
^
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v
i
d
u
a
l
s
organiBut never out of mind;
Supreme Court ruled in Buffalo
P o s t 26.
$20 U P JUNK CARS & trucks.
chartered to the committee are: «tions and member-churches
They are cherished in the hearts
Cash when vou call.
yesterday.
MONDAY
Of
those
they
leave
behind.
VI 9565 or RI 2816
Johann Gross, 24, his wife. Mar- In addition to contributions from 6:15 p.m., Lions Club at Elks
Under hie ruling, four injury
Loving and kind in all his ways,]
garethe. 28, and their son, Johann. « membf,r • churches 7,000 per
Upright and just to the end of his
suits, which with the death acBoats a n d M a r i n e S u p p l i e e s
h a s choice service s t a t i o n s
days;
tions total about $1,250,000. will be
% a^nmnanioH h« Mr rrnQ«' sons annually share in the support 8 P m • American Legion AUXUImother,
Katharina
Gross,
?5.
A
Sincere
and
true
in
heart
and
mind.
,
•
,
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heard in a second suit. Four of the
EVINRUDE sales, parts, and service ' of the council's work. John H. ary 264, American Legion Hall.
Roumanian family, the quartet fled Small, chairman of the fund cam- * M a i n s t - Delaware Hose 2 Aux- Beautiful memories he/left behind. that counts. Thompson i nd L o n e "H* ICftM 111 a i l d a r O U n d B u i original 11 death actions have been
Sadly Missed by Wife and Children, S t a r b o a t s G a t o r o n e m a n b
their Communist homeland to Aus- P 3 ' 8 "' J? aid settled.
iliary, Delaware Hose Hall.
Dad. Sisters and Brother ers. Trades
Rob
Terms Grand island f a ] 0 Verv reasonable rentalrria
s^vprai
VPSN
wn
Roy
Macleod,
a
vice
presi
No
time
given
—
Tonawandas
I
Mother
&
Marine. W. Whitehaven Rd , Grand
An explosion at the Lucidol plant
*
tria several years ago.
council is chairman Branch Red Cross, 79 Webster St.: SINICROPI — In the loving memory Island. BRidge 3308. Open Mon..
of Novadel-Agene Corp. in Military
ent o r
moderate investment.
of Catharine Sinicropi who passed Wed., and Fri. nites Ull 9.
The Lutheran Refugee Service °,
we council, is cnairman
Rd.. Town of Tonawanda, took 11
i« helninp tho familv in it<s trio tn ¥ t n e advance gifts solicitation in Anon bulging society zai, r^AA,away 7 years ago. Jan. 8, 1949.
1956
JOHNSON
Outboard
Motors
and
is helping the lanuly m i t s t r p to T
.
.
o m P o l s k i 5 7 6 Oliver St.; Conlives and injured scores of others.
Those whom we love go out of sight,!
Lyman boats now on display. TonAmerica. Mr. Gubesh' brother, rne campaign. H„ e hnasboeen assist Drgers
V o _ ; _ v fB ,.;„ a A„V;I;,,.,, v^n
But never out of mind
Grill;
VFW
Girls
Drill
Team.
All the lawsuits are against Buf- TRAINING ENDS: Robert D. . , . , , , „ ,
.
• eH hv rharlp* W Pparson and Fl- ad Kama Marine Auxiliary, r a n
They are cherished in the hearts awanda Marine Sales. LU 0873.
ea
145 Robinson St.; 106th AAA Bn., Of those they leave behind.
SEE the new 1956 30 H P . 4-cylindei
falo Electric Co. Inc.. and Joseph Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael, of Barker is sponsoring
oy cnanes w. r e
m
e
r
c
s
t
r
a
NYNG
A
Bat.;
Sutherland
Lodge
Loving
and
kind
in
all
her
ways
. Mercury outboard motor now on
Davis Inc.. both of Buffalo. The Robert L. Williams, Ward Rd.. the group.
dtman
Upright and just to the end of her * s P , a y mt • * • W a r d e U B o a t Y ' r d
826
F&AM.
Odd
Fellows
Bldg.,
concerns were doing work at the has
\U. T.
Another Record
completed basic train- N e w V F W Post
days;
Oliver and Schenck Sts.
plant at the time of the explosion. ing and
been advanced to seaSincere and true in heart and mind. T r u c k s a n d T r a i l e r s
The trials are expected within man apprentice
TUESDAY
Beautiful memories she left behind. — — q p — — — — —
at
the
U.
S.
the next few months, with the Naval Training Station, Bain12:15 p . m . , R o t a r y Club at Cutts; |Stedty missed by the Sinicropi family ANNOUNCING the striking new 50-ft.
a f t e r 6 p.m.
death actions given priority.
Peerless Mobile Home, for a afeExchange
Club
at
Elks.
bridge, Md. He is scheduled to
Reach N e w High
8 p.m., Stephen Sikora Post 1322, Card Of Thanks
time of real living comfort and -onPlaintiffs in the seven death report to Key West, Fla., after
Frontiersmen
Post
7545,
Veterans
i c • J
qcn P a v n p A v e
i
i ^ — ^ M M
vtnience. also other sizes to meet
actions are: Dolores Holzman, 31 a 14-day furlough.
VALUABLE BUSINESS
XT
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GRAVELL
The
family
of
the
late
your
needs. M & T Mobile Homes.
OPPORTUNITY
of Foreign Wars, now is "very Q f | P l O r t h
Side
Calhoun PI.. Town of Tonawanda.
R ver
Road
at
102nd
J « h n s b u r g ; warren H. Gravell wish to eexpress
xDress' i
St.. Niagara New Automatic 3 in 1 Hot Drink Unit
Fails
close" to enrollment of its 200th XT .. _
.
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.,
for the estate of Allan T. HolzThie-; their sincere thanks and a p p r e c i a - 1
- Phone 3-9252.
handling the world famous nationman; Thelma Williams, 426 High
,
North Tonawanda postal receipts Home Bureau, Mrs. J
ally advertised Maxwell House Coffee.
Bakers Chocolate, Tenderleaf
St.. Buffalo for the estate of ThomA«.iS.' r c ~ - » u c
„
„ A for 1955 totaled $402,000, s e t t i n g a m e c k e h o m e ; YWCA B o a r d of Di-jtion to their many relatives, friends'
Tea.
You must be honest, reliable,
A r c h e E . S m i t h Sr C o m m a n d Auction
t
y
Buildi
m t h
A A A land neighbors, especially J>ipe fitters P u b l i c
as Williams Jr.; Beverly Jean
have a sincere desire and ambition
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Busenlehner, 18 Werkley Rd., Town
Tha s u m P o s t m a s t e r H a r o l d E B n N Y N G B B a t :
.to own a permanent highly profitable
reoorted
this at meeting
the charter
'
- Niagara River ! a l s1563
for all Furniture
PITRIClearance
i r AITTION
o credit
bership closing
last mem
night ' more than ' a 6 per cent increase
111111 f Union
l o r a l t rE.M.B.A.
ib te
Sale — Satur- .,___ _ n i l n H u , . . j n » „ ,,.Hi„s „ , _ K- » r
of Tonawanda, for the estate of
Directors.
Junior'Chamber
of
Com-1
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sent,
symday.
January
14th.
11
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on
t
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a
l y y e W B d IIMUlIWi Wfcteh O i l t x opr
reported
his at the
charter mem u ^ ^ g a i d r e p r e s e n t s s l i g h t l y , P o s t 3 2 1 8 ( V F W H a l l . B o a r d o f L ^ k i n d n e s s a n d s y m p a t h y i h o w n > i
y
in the Eagles
clubrooms
Louis Busenlehner.
erated from your home in spare or
Furniture Co
over
the
1954
receipts
of
$379.000.1merce,
Norms.
434
Payne
Ave.
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remises
Wayside
Grand Island, f u l 1 time. Thorough training and 100
O'Neill Kline, Erie County VFW ^ ' j ^ n increase was swelled
Mrs. Julia Putvin, 2463 William
xpress
a dear Husband and Father.
IN.Y.
Sale Highway,
will include 130.000 worth' P " cent cooperation given. Location*
WEDNESDAY
St., Cheektowaga, for the estate A 68-year-old lung surgery pa commander, and his staff attend- by receipts in the final quarter of
The Family 1 o f n e w j l v i n g r o 0 m furniture. b e d - ! o b t a l n e d by our experts. Immediate
tient today is "doing well" in De- d the" meeting for induction oV 27 ,
6:30 p.m., Zonta Club at YWCA.
1 room furniture, kitchen sets, refrie- unbelievable income. 10 units doing
of FercyFutvin. Florence H. V*eb- G r a f f M e r n o r i a i Hospital, thanks enew members. —
The addition of- the,
FinaI
r
recei ts
totale(j
8
p . m . . L a d i e s A u x i l i a r y to T o n - | N I E L S E N - The family of the late'erators, washer, driers. TV sets, the national average would give you
dale, 135 Harrison Ave.. Town of t o Red-Cross-supplied blood.
awandas FOE Aerie 1411 Eagles Carl O. Nielsen wish to express' quantity of lamps, radios, mattresses, | an income of $1361.00 monthly. $16>
A h ! L P °fl S _. t0t , al $123,000 against $116,000 in 1954.Home, 36 Delaware St.
Tonawanda. for the estate of Ralph, w u l i a m M a J l o t t o f 393 M a i n S t Jn e'W^_i^r 0 U^ P_
^ bTr .!^n g S to"the"20o"mark'
their sincere thanks and appreciation' DO* springs, over 500 large and small 1332.00 yearly. Only $1190.00 itarta
T. Webdale; Mri1. Wilfred Hoyt. 31, Tenawanda. yesterday underwent m e "
Christmas mail, included in the fi- No time given, NT. Taxpayers to their many relatives, friends and household items. Terms arranged if you. U p to 75 per cent of the equip*
neighbors for all their kindness and I S f f " " ! , ^ . . ™ ? confirmation. Imme- m e n t cost can be financed. For furMr. Smith said„ nal quarter, topped all previous Association, NT City Hall; S p r u c e ! ^ S ^ £,£ , ^ M noral t * i ^ t e delivery
«f 1F »
n^ B u f f a l 0 f o r C h a r l e s surgery. North Tonawanda police
ther information, write giving phone
.W. Hoyt; Theresa Koman, 30 At- a n d t n e Tonawandas Branch of
utes sent, sympathy cards, and use I M a t t h e w J . A n d e r s o n , A u c t i o n e e r , to Box S-49 c-o Tonawanda NEWS.
When we reach the 200 mark, i r e c o r d s a s d o € S J J 12.month to- PTA at Spruce School
wood PI.. Cheektowaga. for Chest- u ^ American Red Cross joined in
of cars during their recent bereave-! M o . 2050, B u f f a l o , N . Y . T h e pur-[North Tonawanda. N. Y.
Mr. Smith said,
we wdl an-ijaj s l a l r e c e , l s
THURSDAY
ine l w m u
er
Roman.
ment the loss of a dear Husband j p ^ g o f ^ 5 s a i e i s f^ m a k e r o o m 1 p r r : .
~~
er noman.
getting 11 of the 14 pints of blood TZ^m^JTZm
P » the Twin Ci'
12:15 p.m., Kiwanis Club at & Father.
nounce the charterPJvTTkTZZl
membership t i e s- p™
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Clothing
h oa svt ea l s hreceipts
o w n a in
teady but not
for
all
new
19*56
lines
of
merchanThe four injured who brought h e needed in ihe treatment.
G l L Z X E L tt ?oV»
^
The Family
Mr. Bol- Cutts.
CUSTOM TAILORING and dry cleandise.
m
m
S
ueS I o r 9
The
Frontiersmen
Drum
Bugle
i
.
action
are:
Richard
F.
Landwehr,
Yesterday
morning
Patrolman
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spectacular
gain
yearly
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t
h
No
time
given,
Tonawanda
Pnhj
ing, JA 6838. Art's Tailor Shop. 364
300 Benzinger St.. Buffalo; Albert William De Monte of North Tona;
1
Cor[W
plans to
resent the n e w
Delaware.
lie
Library
Board
of
Trustees,
at
|
Automobile
Agencies
Beauty Shops
Stockman, of East Amherst; Thorn- wanS"policerusheVto
toe*^d'
P
Tonawanda with each year for
m h po
as Augello. 19 Cambridge Ave., Cross Regional Blood Center in VFVY ^
*
^ c o t l o r s a n d many years, ending with a 6 per Tonawanda Public Library; Im- ALLEN-PACKARD Sales & Service. GRACE TILL. MlcRey Gatke and HUGO Cleaners — Experienced servand Norbert A. Nowak, 197 Leroy Buffalo to obtain six pints of blood a n A m e i 7 c a n flaS w h ? " « reaches ; c e n t g a in over the year previ- manuel Women's Guild at Im- 3384 Delaware, Tona. Township. M a n e riahn, MORRISONS BEAU- ice and modern equipment and
l
61110 5111
methods. 55 Young. Dial J A 2929.
RI 3925. Open Eves.
Ave., both of Buffalo.
for
^ ? goal.
Soal.
TY SALON. 27-31 Main, Second Floor.
for Mr. Mallott. Later in the day. i t s m
membership
o u s . Back when records were first manuel Lutheran Church.
CHRYSLER'PLYMOUTH,
LU
3560.
Dial JA 2863.
FRIDAY
kept in this office, the yearly busiMrs. Henry P. Smith III, Red
Service, parts, quality used cars.
No
time
given.
Real
Estate
MILDRED'S
B E A J T Y SHOPPE. 47
ness
totaled
$8,000.
There
are
Moulder Motors, 377 Delaware.
EMPLOYMENT
branch president, sped to D n V * S i i f f o r c
Cut
Scott St., phone JA 0510. Ask about
Hawthorne Chairman Cross
u u
J U I
C l
U l
Board
of
the
Tonawandas
at
Elks.
some
days
when
we
have
done
as
CHEVROLET - BEGOLE CHEVRO- our special on cold waves.
Buffalo for five more pints.
7
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business in one day as the
LET CORP.. 27 Main St.. N o r t h
Help Wanted, Female
Of Welfare Committee In all, the hospital l a b o r a t o r y j \ V h i l e I c e S k o t i n Q much
Tonawanda. Dial LU 6116.
office did in a year."
Building and Materials
OLC Holy Name Group
DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH Sales, services,
CASHIER
CONTRACTORS,
1106 N. F.
Plans Breakfast Sunday and parts. Guaranteed, recondi-- CDC
Blvd.
Building
and
remodeling.
—
Full
Time Work —
Uoned
used
cars.
TONAWANDA
MOThe Holy Name Society of OLC I TORS, 4141 Delaware. LU 1900.
ery, the amount lost being con- j mouth yesterday while ice skat- North Side Youth
Free estimates. LU 4948 or LU 6192.
Some Experience Necessary
Chtfrch will have its quarterly
tinuously replaced.
ing on the Ives Pond rink.
CXTSTOM-BUlLT^nHOMESi T O O R
vwors*
Welfare
Committee.
He also
is a member
of the fol- The case, Mrs. Smith said, illus-! Police said Charles Hewitt, son In New Navy Prpgram
PLANS OR OURS. HENRY FEDEReply to Box S-48
CO., 2 Delaware,
Lawrence W. Papin, 220 RonSON. INC.. 322 RONCROFF DR. JA
j wanda Dial JA 4444.
??2L£ ul
r 7, fd trated the value of Twin Cities of Mrs. Charles E. Hewitt Jr., 21croff "Drive, is among 21 area 9:30 a.m. Mass.
, Tonawanda NEWS
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™! a i 7:._P i I ) l t ! 1 J m ' ; residents' contributions of blood to Mullen St., was injured when he youths who have enlisted in the The men will assemble at the LET US BUY your car for cash, 2817.
No.
Tonawanda, N.Y.
provements and Land and Tax.)the Bloodmobile staff on its com- crashed into goal posts on the
GARAGE DOORS
school hall at 9:15 a.m. The Rev. Gillen Motors, Lincoln, Mercury CRAWFORD
Navy's
new
two-year
active
duty
Sales
&
Service.
FRECK
BROS.
Mr. Hawthorne is beginning his munity visits. Next visit will be;hockey section of the rink. Ten
Dealers, 3445 Delaware Ave. DE 1417
WANTED — B a b y s i t t e r 11 p.m. ta
107 Zimmerman St. — JA 6146
program, it was announced to- James Dyrek, assistant pastor, will OLDSMOBILE — JOS. B. MANARI.
1 a.m. 3 to 5 days a week. Vicinity
seventh year on the board.
celebrate Mass. After Mass, break- NA MOTORS. 112 Delaware, Tona- Kitchen Cupboards & Remodeling. Bannard
Jan. 24 at a location to be an- stitches were required to close the day.
and Delaware. Call JA 2171.
Free Estimates.
nounced soon.
wound, police said.
fast will be served in OLC hall for wanda. Dial LU 5566. /
The
Niagara
Falls
Naval
Air
YOUNG LADY OVER 18
Robert House, rink superintendsociety members. The speaker will BUICK - MILLIAN BUICK Co. Inc.DRYWALL (Plasterboard) — Taping
Station recently was appointed be
&
finishing.
Dave
Fessler,
JA
2754.
for
Joseph Plewinski, former presi- 363 Delaware, Tonawanda. JA 4333. U no answer, LU 5370.
If: "
^ i D T WifS '£ P U r S U ^ W e s t e r n N e w Y o r k headquarters dent of the society.
Drug and Cosmetic Work
NASH AND CMC TRUCKS—Author- EDDY'S — Cinders, Fill, Slag. Grav
t ?„»«^£yJSf\i
f t C r a S , tor recruiting non-vets into t h e
Apply in Person
ized agency, Stan's Motor Sales
el. Stone. High Lift. Grading. LU
ed into the goal. He was taken to Navy's aviation branch of the RED CROSS DIRECTORS MEET and Service, 515 Oliver. JA 6352.
3518.
PARSON'S DRUG STORE
toe nearby home of James Vona, program. Recruit Papin will re- Directors of the Tonawandas PONTIAC - CADILLAC, LU 2J70.
NEAR — Conrad J. L. Near,' Three bail forfeitures were de- 55
JACK E. FULLER. Authorized Build40 Main St.
ceive
11
weeks
of
basic
training
JUSTICE MOTORS. INC.. 75 Main
Ave. The Vonas took
er and Dealer for L-FI Homes. For
Branch of the American Red Cross Street.
86, of 11 James St., Tonawanda. i clared and two fines imposed on the Walter
Tonawanda,
N.Y.
a t B a i n b r i d e Md
app't. call JA 7202 anytime.
boy to a dentist.
S .
will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in
Saturday morning (Jan. 7, 1955)!motorists in North Tonawanda The accident happened at 8:30
- WOLF M O T O R GRATWICK ROOFING * SIDING. BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced.
p.m., police said.
the branch headquarters at 79 ISTUDEBAKER
after a heart attack about one j City Court last night.
SALES CORP. 81 Young, TonawanGutter Work
Liberal employe benefits. Good salMAYOR
BACK
AT
WORK
Webster St.
da. JA 6220.
INDUSTRIAL & RESIDENTIAL
week ago. Mr. Near moved here! Paying fines were: W i l l i a ml
ary. CaU RI 0621.
Tonawanda
Mayor
Duffy
today
BUILT-UP ROOFS
from Buffalo in 1911. He was for-'K#^psell, 19, of 1156 Sweeney S t . , i F i r e m e n E x t i n g u i s h
U'UDLA MOTOR SALES — Collision
returned
to
work
after
a
two-day
1142 Oliver St.. N Tonawanda.
experts,
748
Oliver,
North
Tonawanmerry employed as city plumbing speeding. $15; and Robert Petril-|ni
• ^1
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LU 5255.
rest period following the removal T O N A W A N D A ^ da. LU 2091.
inspector for the City of Tonawan- lo. 19» of 433 Walck Rd., ignoringI & ' a 2 c n ->r»CC K
DON'T
P
U
T
O F F COLLECTING!
of
a
cyst
on
his
neck.
The
operaHUDSON Sales & Service — it-aiLeonard Janecke, 63. of Sy Rd.,tion was performed at Kenmore
da until he retired about 13 years traffic signal, $5
Rent that vacancy now through
Buffalo Area
mer's North Side Motors Inc., 2720
Classified a d s ! Dial LU 1000.
Town of Wheatfield, this noon was Mercy Hospital Thursday. Mayor
Forfeitures and charges:
ago.
Delaware Ave. B E 7230.
JESELLA BROS, authorized National
Lynes H. Miller. 60, of North described in "poor" condition at Duffy today said he was feeling
Home Dealers Builders. JA 2214.
TOWER — William C. Tower, Tonawanda Route 10, Klemer Rd., DeGraff Memorial Hospital.
Automobiles
For
Sale
"fine."
Tonawanda Area
MODEL
CRAFT builders. Carpenter
12. of 106 Irene St., Town of Ton-'Town of Wheatfield, speeding, He was taken to the hospital in
FOR
YOUR
NEW
CADILLAC
contractors.
Roughing,
trimming
a wand a. and formerly of 28 Mi-j$15; Otis Cicio, 21, of 4 Hagen a Twin City Ambulance after North
NIAGARA PLACEMENT
PONTIAC or a "good will'' used and remodeling. Free estimates. JA
nerva St.. Tonawanda. Thursday Ave., and Richard Dirmeyer, 21,1 Tonawanda firemen helped to re- LEGAL NOTICES
car, s e e George Quinlan at Justice 2971.
SERVICE
1 time
(per line) 25c Motors, 75 Main St., No. Tonawanda. MODERNIZE your home or store,
evening (Jan. 5, 1965) after a brief of 5 Riverview Ave., ignoring' v i y e him. The firemen were called
4 times (per line per insertion) 17c Phone LU 2170 or JA 1391.
illness. Father of Mrs. Hilda Fras- traffic signals, $10 each.
at 7:57 a.m. to the Buffalo Bolt
cabinets, shelving, cornices. Bidg.
7 times (per line per insertion) 13c 1954 FORD Custom 8 Fordor Stand- and
1
NOTICE
TO
SHAREHOLDERS
remodeling. Call JA 6696.
er of Buffalo, Kenneth and Mar— Division plant of the Buffalo
Above
rates
are
quoted
on
consecuardshift. Very low mileage. Extra
is hereby given that a meetMODERNIZE
your home, carpentry,
OPENING FOR
mon of Tonawanda, Milton of I
. c
j Eclipse Corp. where Mr. Janecke ingNotice
tive
insertions
only.
A
minimum
of
clean. Private owner. Only $1,135.
of the Shareholders of The Niremodeling, building. Free esti- stenographer, Secretary, Typists,
Cheektowaga, Leslie. Byron and |
M e n in SerVICC
was stricken ill. He was given aid agara Savings and Loan Association 3 lines per insertion. Approximately LU 6680.
of Tonawanda, N. Y., will be held 5 words constitute a line.
• General Office Work, Clerk AcHarlow of Buffalo. He is also sur-i Frank E. Messore, son of Mr.| a s a h e a r t patient.
1955 NASH Rambler—Custom 4-door
NORMAN A. BUSH Authorized Build'
at the office of the Association in its
countants, Payroll Clerks, ExpeSpecial
Classifications
sedan. Radio, heater, dual range
vived by 15 grandchildren and and Mrs. Frank Messore. 134 Mill-!
'
er and Dealer for L. F. I. Homes.
building at No. 2 Main Street, in the 1 D e a t h N o t i c e s
hydramatic
Con n
rienced Ready-to-Wear C l e r k .
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eight great grandchildren. Mr er St., North Tonawanda, recently |
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For app't call JA 2561.
City of Tonawanda, Erie County, N e w j p
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20c per line ! R e a s o n a b l e - J A "**'
House Work and Cleaning, Baby
Tower was one of the first mem- was promoted to private first class! William I. Hammond, executive York on the 31st day of January | ^ a r a o f « « a n K S
ROOFING
20c per line
Sitters.
bers of the Kenmore police force at Ft. Knox, Ky., where he is as-; secretary- of the Tuberculosis & 1956 between the hours of 7:30 P.M. In Memoriam
RESIDENTIAL
INDUSTRIAL
1950 FORD V8
and 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of
Since 1905
NIAGARA PLACEMENT
and toe first school guard patrol- j signed to the U. S. Army Hospi-1 H e a l t h Association of Niagara electing
five (5) Directors for three CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Panel Truck
TONAWANDA .
SERVICE
man in the Town of Tonawanda.' tal.
i County, will speak to the Lions (3) years and for the purpose of j 1 t i m e
$ 1 2 5 n e r inch
ROOFING & PAINT CO., INC.
154
Oliver
St. — LU 2023
141
Fillmore
Ave.,
Dial
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Good Condition
He was appointed to the school Pfc. Messore entered the ArmyiChiD of the Tonawandas at 6:151transacting such other business as 3 or more consecutive times
ra
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tin
SIMON AND SONS. General Con- WOMAN for cleaning In store, 2 d a y i
guard post Nov. 21. 1935. His re-in June 1954 and completed basic |P- - Monday in the Elks Club o n | ^ ^ t j ^ . ^ ^ f f .
«'
10% Discount
Phone LU 6394
tractors, Repair and remodeling
weekly.
Pleasant
surroundings.
cent post was at Riverdaie Ave. training at Ft. Knox. He was 'v.;.. «^«^^,;,„t;«„'„ __~~_
t
This
election
is
to
be
held
in
comspecialists. Free estimates Dial LU Good pay. Apply Morrison's, Tl Main
for
After 5 P.M.
and Tonawanda St. Previously he ! graduated in 1953 from toe Uni- 1956.
pliance with Chapter 341 of the Laws
3439
'St., Tonawanda.
of
1939, amending
the and
Banking
in relation
to Savings
LoanLaw
As-; Tl»*» T / % ~ . « . . u « . . . ~ l _ M C V A / C
had been at Niagara Falls Blvd. versity of Buffalo and is a memsociations, and the several Acts! • " • • W W W O I W M I N E V V a
AMVETS TO MEET
and Ellicott Creek Rd. Friends ber of Kappa Psi fraternity. /
amendatory thereof and supplemen-! m a i n t a i n s a Staff of t r a i n e d a d Classified Advertisements
Niagara Frontier Post 26, Am- j ury "hereto
may call at toe Rasbach Funeral
writers for your convenience.
vets, will meet at 2 p.m. tomorHome, 1074 Englewood Ave., Ken- c : r- - „ , ' U - l - D a „ ; „ A
L P H
For Further
' ' pSident|
formation
more, where funeral services will r > e m e n H e l p KeVIVe
row in the poast headquarters, 746
1
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L U d l o w
l
E . C . Gruen
™
Oliver St. Commander Joseph Mosbe at 2 p.m. Monday, with the Man Stricken in Plant row
Secretary;
in
the
post
headquarters,
746
J a n 7> l
Rev.
Walter
Hetzel
officiating.
In- ' NL°rth T o n a w a n d a firemen yes83 Webster St. North Tonawanda
terment
in White
Chapel
Cemetery
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t
f o r renewal of memberships is Jan.
^ w a u w i j . terday put
out a Christmas tree 31.
Kenmore & Town of Tonawanda
LIQUOR LICENSE
' fire and a shack blaze.
Notice is hereby given that liquor Residents Phone VI 7115.
They were called at 4:55 p.m
license number 48 RL 9342 has been ^ i _ . « . . .
.,
NOVELIST WINS
Clas
to 1161 Sweeney St. where a shack
7 Lucidol Suits
Will Be Heard
In One Court Case
Calendar
P&H
Of Events
MAJOR OIL
' COMPANY
Phone CL 0575
Phone LI 0960
Approaching Goal Postal Receipts
Of 200 Members
Red Cross Blood
Helps Patient
Undergo Surgery
maml
a seym cut inside his
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Obituaries
3 Motorists Lose
Bail on Charges
4-Clerk Typist
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
RATES
2-Clerk Typist
LU 2023
John Carnduff
issued to the undersigned to sell beer,
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owned by Ray Root was destroy- a u t o ^ T a v U C w i i ^ * f c S S l ! ! £ l ^ i
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ed
TniKu. of tKo t w o fira
L a u s e Of t h e WOO fire
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wasFriday
layior
that
Laidwell
o n e
of
n e r
iquor at
?
uil
S»fied Advertisement
HAS MOVED TO
under the
learned \ Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at
l a t e s t 290 Adam Street, City of Tonawanda,
[ E r i e C o u n t v f o r 0I
undetermined. At 4:2o p.m. theyi n o v e ] s > "Never Victorious Nev>r
> premises consumptook care of a Christmas tree Defeated," has won her a 50.000-1tionw
COMPARE OUR
burning in a field at Gllmore and j f r a n c a w a r d f r o m t h e N a t i c n a l i
SaS^SSA
Society of French Railroads. - jjan. 7. u *
PRICES — THEN
LICENSE ISSUED
COMPARE
i
City Clerk Ida M. H. Rogalsky
yesterday issued a marriage liOUR CARS!
cense at Tonawanda City Hall to
David C. Grear, 19 of 1484 Elli1951 HUDSON
cott Creek Rd., Town of Tonawan4-Dr. R & H. Very clean.
da, and Miss Janice L. Brooks, 17,
By
H.
L.
Herschensohn,
M.D.
$395
of 516 Morgan St., Tonawanda.
Do NOT give whiskey to anyone who has taken an overdose
1952 DODGE
of sleeping pills.
Coronet 4-Dr. R & H.
The combination of alcohol and
$595
barbiturates can be deadly. If you
Featuring Radio & T.V. Sfar DONNA LEE
car do the few simple things
1951 PLYMOUTH
necessary to keep the person alive
With WILD BILL, DALLAS and JOE
until medical help arrives, the
4-Dr. 2 to choose from. R & H.
—EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT— chances are good that the life
$195
will be saved.
Vomiting should be induced if
1952 PONTIAC
possible. If the person can be
4-Dr. Chieftain 8 Deluxe
aroused sufficiently to drink, give
R & H. Hydramatic.
strong tea or coffee.
1
LEE FORSTER and His RHYTHM RANGERS
Most important is to keep the
$795
air passages open so the victim;
— For Round and Square Dancing —
can breathe. Pull out the tongue)
Largest Dance Floor in the Twin Cities
and hold it with a towel to keep artificial, respiration then improit from slipping through your fin- vise a see-saw. If a plank is not P O N T I A C - C A D I L L A C
Dine and Dance With Your Friends at SAJ'S
gers. A corner of the towel is available take a door off its
Real Italian Spaghetti'— PIZZA Cooked to Order
Open 'Til 9 P.M.
placed at one corner of the mouth hinges and place it across a woodbetween the teeth so neither the en box or chair. Put the victim,
L U 2170 Bank R a t e s
tongue nor your fingers are bit stomach down, on the door and
ten
see-saw him about 40 times a minIf you don't know how to give.ute.
I
JUSTICE
MOTORS
Medical Memos
SUNSET BANGERS
•
DINE and DANCE
SUNDAY NIGHTS
•
JUSTICE MOTORS
SAJ'S Bendezvous^Vo^rndV
Untitled Document
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
www.fultonhistory.com
The management of Justice* Motors Inc. proudly announces
that John Carnduff has joined their sales staff. He would like
very much to thank all his friends and customers for their fine
reception in the past and would like to extend the same courteous
service now at his new location.
JUSTICE MOTORS INC.
75 M A I N ST.
LU 2170
N. TONAWANDA