Angola NY Journal 1965-1967

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1965
EVANS JOURNAL, ANGOLA, NEW YORK
PAGE THREE
srt^^ 21 Mothers c l u D a t toe Academy
\[^i6 Hamburg on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney F r o s t
Sponsored by Evons Gordon Club
motored to Geneseo on Friday to
take Barbara back to college. Barb
Start a compost pile by using
will act as "Big Sister" to several fallen leaves, spent vegetables,
new registrants.
flower crops and lawn mowings.
... *The Senior Citizens held their
oo
-—
regular meeting in St. Vincent's
Church Hall on Monday.
where he is majoring in mechanical
Angola
Mrs. Lula Potter of Buffalo
engineering.
was a Sunday visitor at the home
Doris Guest, Local Editor
Earle^Gates left Tuesday, Sept.
of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spittler.
Telephone 549-1315
14, to return to Huntington College.
Mrs. Dora Miner motored to
yes, hisNgrandmother, Mrs.
Plantation Peach Shortcake
Rochester on Saturday to visit her
On Labor Day, Sept. 6, a racing Oh
William
Gilchrist,
who
is
87
years
daughter, Mrs. Richard Bull, and
shell was dedicated in memory
By Mrs. Merle Tanner Sr.
old
and
experienced
her
first
ride
to celebrate the birthday of her
of Leroy M. Dibble, brother of
N. Main St., Angola
in a plane when she flew from
grandson, Dickie.
Mrs. Max Ferris, at the West oani,xe
Sift Together
to DUU<UU
Buffalo *«re6w» «Calif.,
• • . , iu
side Rowing Club on the Niaearal SanDiego,
2
cups
sifted
bread flour
.
cently, thoroughly enjoyed it and
River.
Lake
Erie
Beach
3 tsp. baking powder
J^j, 0rt
very proud that she was brave
Garold (Bud) Hepfinger,
son of, was
Mildred Gruener, Local Editor
1/2 tsp. salt
enought
to
sit
by
the
window
in
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hepfinger of the plane.
Cut In
Telephone 549-3252
61 Sunset Blvd., left last Monday
Douglas
Rich
will
be
leaving
1/4
cup,
firmly
packed brown
for his first semester at Mohawk Sept. 26 for Baldwin Wallace Colsugar
Mr.
Everett
Jensen
of
Point
Valley Community College at lege at Berea, Ohio, where he
1/2 cup shortening until mixture
Breeze Dr. left for the weekend
Utica.
Captain and Mrs. Martin A. -»with the Naval Reserves.
will be a freshman.
resembles coarse meal.
Michael Fazzalaro and Jill CarCombine
Donald Ghiandoni returns to Fisher of 22 Miller Cr., Angola,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtin Jr.
beck were united in marriage on Baldwin
announce the engagement of their have moved to Eden, where they
Wallace
at
the
same
time.
1
well-beaten
egg.
Sept. 5. The Rev. William Seibert He will be a senior majoring in d a u g h t e r , Esther Margaret, to have purchased a home. .
2/3 cup light cream or top
of the Lutheran Church in Farnham English and history.
Raymond Peter Blow, son of Mr.
milk.
to flour/shortening mixLabor
Day
weekend
guests
of
officiated. The bride is the daughand Mrs. Roger Blow of Grand the Don Keohanes of Sterling Rd. ture, Add
Cathy
Ellis
left
Monday,
Sept.
mixing
only until all flour
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Car- 6, for Jamestown Community Col-j Isle, Vermont
is
dampened.
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
beck of Angola and the bridegroom lege School of Nursing.
Esther was graduated from the Lucas of Buffalo and Mr. and
Delicious served with fresh
is the son of Mrs. Joyce FazLake
Snore Central School this past Mrs. Walter Steele and family of peaches. Roll out and cut dough
Betty
Lou
Zellers
left
Sept.
15
zalaro. They will be at home at
June. During the summer she was
1/2 in. thick for biscuits.
Gordon Rd., Roat Acres, after for the University of Rochester. employed by Lake Industries in Depew.
Betty
is
interested
in
chemistry
Sorry
to
hear
Mr.
Garrison
of
We invite our readers to send
Oct. 1.
Burlington, Vt., on the "Valcour,*' Grant St. had a little accident at in their favorite recipes fop puband music.
Mrs. Claude W. Brink of Tonalication.
Mrs. Robert E. Humes of Burns aircraft ferry which ran from home and broke his hand.
wanda, mother of Mrs. Joseph Rd. was canning tomatoes when Burlington to .Port Kent, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Markowitz
(Midge) Nicholson of Church Rd., she received a call from the proMr. Blow served in the United and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bateman
died on Sept. 9. The funeral was gram, "Dialing for Dollars", last States Navy for four years, both in enjoyed dinner Wednesday, Sept. 8, celebrated^his seventh birthday on
Saturday, Sept. 9, with a family
held in Buffalo on Monday.
week, and she was unable to give the United States and overseas. He at the Lakeview Hotel, after which dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Guest and the count and the amount. She lost is now employed by the Thermal they attended a show.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donnelly
daughters Rhonda and Marsha and out on $100 and received two passes Wire Company of America in South
of
Silver Creek were dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. David Darley and to a downtown theatre as a consola- Hero, Vt.
Brant-Farnham
of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Disdaughter Mary Beth attended the tion prize.
No date has been set for the
pence
last Saturday evening.
Doris Lehman, Local Editor
Field Trip Day and Chicken
Mrs. W. Spooner Smith was wedding.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Brant
Bar-B-Q at Deer Lick Nature hostess at luncheon on Wednesday
Telephone 549-3983
No. 1 Fire Co. held its first
Sanctuary near Gowanda on Sunday. in her home to members of a his family from Salvador, Brazil.
fall meeting on Monday evening
Mrs. Florence Dye of Salamanca tennis and bridge group.
FARNHAM
Mrs. Ronald Frase was Sonia"s
at
8 p.m. at the Brant Fire Hall.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ClarMr. and Mrs. Franklin Koch and
The finals in the championship English teacher and the reunion
Michael
Trask of Angola celeence Shultz.
division of the tennis tournament gave Sonia an opportunity to be son James "spent the Labor Day brated his birthday
on Sept. 9. ' $£*,
Miss Cheryl Tanner, a graduate held in Derby over the Labor Day brought up to date on her family weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
B. J oils of
of Syracuse University? has ac- weekend were won by Mrs. Edward and also view some picture slides Pfleuger.
.
Buffalo
spent
the
Labor
Day weekcepted a position as an English L. Klopfer and Kenneth T. Seeger. from home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meyers and
^^^^^^^^
teacher for grades 7-8 in the They played Miss Elizabeth L.
Gee! Where did the summer go? son of Blasdell visited Mr. and end with Mrs. Daisy Winters.
Dunkirk public schools.
A bridal shower was held in
How could Junior or Sally sprout Mrs. Joseph Totaro on Sunday
Esty and Stephen Kellogg.
honor
of Miss Ann MacPeek on
evening,
Sept.
5.
Diane Kosciewicz, daughter of
The consolation division was won up so tall, without me noticing it
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brose of Sunday, Aug. 22, at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Gus Kosciewicz, by Miss Patricia L. Piper and until it was time to get their school
is a graduate of Lake Shore Cen- Gerald M. Muscott Jr., who played clothes in order? Mom, can Susan Reeves Rd. were Sunday afternoon Mrs. Clear Grise on Hardpan Rd.
tral and is enrolled at State Uni- Miss Diane JL. Franz and Jerry come over to our house today? dinner guests of Mrs. Myrtle Don- It was given by Mrs. Shirley Trask
and Dolly Furman of Angola.
versity of New York College at A. Ruhl.
Hey mom, look what I found (any- nelly of Angola.
Mrs. June McNulty held a family
Mrs.
Ida
Totaro
spent
the
Labor
Fredonia.
A luncheon preceded the final thing from an odd-shaped
reunion
last week at the Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garland play in the third annual Howard found in the driveway to a garden Day weekend with her son, FrankTown
Park.
"There were relatives
have returned from their vacation Kellogg Jr. Memorial Cup Tourna- snake found in the grass). Or, if lin Totaro, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Lehman of from Washington, D. C , and
in the New England States.
ment at the Derby Club Sunday. Max you have teenagers, does it seem
Mary Mowrey, daughter of Mr. B. E. Clarkson was chairman, and strange to walk through the house Angola and Mrs. Myrtle Donnelly Florida. Several close friends also
and Mrs. William Mowrey, will Mrs. M. Spangler Kieffer, co- without stepping over one of them and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parker attended.
Little Lorretta M. Trask, daughleave Sunday, Sept. 19, to attend chairman, of the tourney for chil- sprawled on the floor, chattering held a picnic at the home of
William Smith College at Geneva, dren ages 10-17 of members of on the phone. Oh! This house is so Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donnelly of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trask
of Angola, celebrated her first
N. Y.
quiet it frightens me. Are these Silver Creek on Labor Day.
the club.
birthday
on Labor Day, Sept. 6.
Robert Goodwin has returned for
Marie
Small
and
children
of.
Players in the tournament were: some of the things running through
Mrs.
Betty
Imhof of Angola has
his junior year at Clarkson Col- Spring S c h o e l l k o p f ,
Blasdell
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
B r i a n your mind as you glance at the
lege, Potsdam. His sister, Sandra, O'Keeffe; Miss Cynthia F. Biggar, clock or out of the window to see Forbes and family held a picnic been home on the sick list.
will leave Saturday for Alfred Henry L. G. Kieffer; Melissa K. if the CHILDREN are returning at the home of their parents, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fininzio of
Agricultural & Technical Institute, Campbell, KennethT. Seeger; Miss from school to MAKE THE empty and Mrs. Joseph Totaro, on Labor Brant celebrated their second anwhere she will be a freshman Lyh" A. Franz, Theodore Rumsey; HOUSE become A normal, noisy | J*&&
niversary on Sept. 9.
in nursings
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trask
^Wendy Pierce, Mark W^Muglerr HOME again?
^twelve other churches were
of
Angola attended a picnic on
guests
of
the
Wesleyan
Methodist
Miss P h o e b e C. Schoellkopf,
Derby
Sunday,
Sept. 5, at Leisureland
Church
on
Herr
Rd.
Sept
10,
when
Frederick G. Pierce II; Miss Molly
North
Evans
in
Hamburg,
sponsored , by the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Miller,
South
S. Mugler, Edward K. Hyde HI;
Ann Lossing, Local Editor
Kingsmen.
Viet
Nam
missionaries,
were
the
Miss Patricia H. Esty, Richard C.
The Ladies Auxiliary held its guest speakers. Slides were shown.
Telephone 947-5518
Mr. and Mrs. Aurelio Cortez
Piper; Kathryn W. Klopfer, Edwin
first
meeting
of
the
fall
season
(Lydia
Lebron) of Brant are the'
Refreshments
followed
the
servOn Sept. 23,whichisnextThurs- P. Kieffer; Kathleen E. Seeger, last Thursday in the fire hall.
parents
of a daughter, Margarita,
ice.
day, Miss Jane Wippert will cele- Lee Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Holt spent
born
Sept.
8 at Lake Shore InterBRANT
brate her 95th birthday. If you take
Mrs. James LaPiana and Joseph a few days at Stratford in Canada
Community
Hospital.
Joseph Furlano Jr. of Brant
only 95 seconds of your time (a Castiglia, Republican candidate for and attended several performances
little over a minute and one-half) 163rd District a s s e m b l y m a n , at the Shakesperean Theater. Upon
to address a card to her in care visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kellogg their return they motored to Washof the Sheridan Manor Nursing Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ington, D. C , where they will
Home, 2799 Sheridan Dr., Tona- Zellers Friday evening.
spend a week.
wanda, N. Y. 14223, you will help
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Spittler
Mr. and Mrs. George Darnell
her to always remember the oc- motored to Chautauqua Lake last have
returned from a motor trip
casion with the pleasant thought weekend to take their granddaugh- to Washington,
D. C , Wilmington
that, even if you aren't able to ter, Robbin, to visit her parents, and Newcastle, Delaware.
visit her, you are thinking about Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burke, who
and Mrs. Edward Klopfer
her.
are vacationing at their cottage on andMr.
their
children flew to New York
^Jimmy Johnson, son of Mr. and the lake. Robin is staying with her City and spent several days visitMrs. Lloyd Johnson of Putnam Dr., grandparents until her parents re- ing the World's Fair. They also
left for Dayton, Ohio, Sept. 1, to at- turn, so she will not miss school.
attended several of the current
Sonia Castro was the guest of hit shows there.
tend a special meeting prior to his
position as practice teacher at the Mr. and Mrs. Glen F. Frase of
We make ail repairs with the precision born
Miss Camille Shepker has reBelmont High School in Dayton.
Hamburg on Sunday. The occasion turned to her teaching position in
of long experience. Our jobs nvfr have to bo
On Sept. 15, Robert Rich re- was the return of their missionary Rochester.
turned to Grove City College,, , son, the Rev. Ronald Frase, and
"re-done" later. You save money in the end I
Most of the college crowd"has
returned to school and some new
ones have Joined them. Bobby
Her die now attends Erie County
Tech; Bruce Peterson and Rickie
Koelbel are at U.B.jT. J. Lempges
is at Niagara Community College
In Niagara Falls; Ronnie Bogner is
at a theological college in Illinois;
Frank Schubauer has returned to
Jamestown Community College. On
FRESH CANDIES OF MATCHLESS FLAVOR
the feminine side, Miss Sally
Stroup and Miss Marilyn Lisle
have joined the ranks of the business gals.
Lake Shore Rd. - Highland -on -the-Lalce
Mrs. Raymond Hazard, .Mrs.
Walter
Mazur and Mrs. Norman
Phone XH7-5566
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