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BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1969
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Race Entries
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Legislature
SrUtllB
B^cttltB
GOP Adopts Plan
To Fill Vacancy
•
Protein Plus
118
118 Tony G
Ebon Doge
l i s English
118
Engi.sh 1Dancer 118
« f h - 2 j t 0 , d , 4YO op, SVi f.
xjenny Direct
103 Ellisville
118
xBatena
La
117
Updip
113
Rouge
114
104
Or
Richard
11*
114 xBlack
11* T i m Gestes
117
Fulcrum
113 Daggers D r a w n 114
113
109 Cold Bayou
112 Lancerette
113
114 Hyper Hostess
108 Sky Angel
5th-2~.7P», e l , 4 Y O 1*0. 1 1-16 m i .
118
Ye©
113 H a l t e r m a n
w itt e,n
116
115 M r Knox
115 For The King
The
116
Choice
111 Deponent
115
113 Aboeylends l l
«th-2,400, e l , 4 Y O OO, « ft
112
1
event
110
Robins Joy
117 xPrlncess T u r f
114
116 Folsom Belle
115 Spring Shower
115 xAmber River
112
recommended for
117 Dos i la
117
Sparrow Light
114 J r ' s Plato
ird-4.500. mdN JYO. 4 f.
7
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1
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Cl.
4
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118
xRoyal
Von Eagle
112
118 Hidden Mistake 112 Lever Dancer
Conqueror
113 Stalking Neke
115
118 Pie M a n ' s Luck U S Dust Shot
T w o Daddies
111 Caicos
115
i i a l Whiskey
Bead Counter
Entrechat
118 Lasting Wind
115
lit'
Runner
115 Cautious Ruler
Color M e G r a y
H & Poona Clare
115
, l xTrusly E v e
107 T r a f a
Roman W a v e
111 Agronomist
lit
8th-2,IOO. Cl, 4YO OP, S'i f.
Brief Sojourn
111 Cabin Boy
" x C o t n e d y Show
109 T h e Blby
in
m
Gay Turn
118 Landscape
E
m
r a l d Chief
113 a-Hartv Khal
115
Count Mafosta
111 Painter
1111 M r eJetson
118
World
Herald
114
4tt»-*,Sol, ct, 3 Y O , T f.
113
112 * a-Deep Spoken 103 Mickey Bound
Revelet
115 Iron River
115 t Florida
T i n g A Wrong
115 Kingpesser
Evening
106
112
a-Launch P a d
115 Ruliah World
a-Peole aV Ooidry entry
115
Brown Giant
115 a-Goormet
e t h - A ^ e e , a l e , J Y O , S H f.
California
Latest Model
U S Cherry Lake
115
Eagle
US
Little Rain Drop 112 xScet Kat
107
a-Whittingham trained entry
Around T h e
First Offender
112
s t h - i O J O l , ale, 4 Y O no, i W m M M r f l
112
Horn
112 Inex D
118
114 D r . Isby
Gamelight
10th-2.400, e l , 4 Y O op, 1m. A40vds.
111 Pass T h e
Beau Legs
119 Northern Water 119
Brandy
I l l Head Bolero
Go.d A d m i r a l
Dead Shot
119 Gentilly M a x i m 119
114 Over T h e
II
113
119 Happy Rule
108
Counter
120 M a r k e t Blues
XPit Stop
119
119 Shillin A D a y
120 Bracer
114 Emprendedor
Security Check
119
Bully Blng
119 Gideon K a y
i t h - 5 4 0 0 , alC, 3YO, 4 f.
x-5 lbs. aac.
HI
Chief Ruler
H I Eastern Idol
111
Huxley
115 Copper J a y
111
x l n d i a n Shoo
113 Trip-O-Lea
Hiafean P a r * entries Wednesday
113
x F i e r y Venus
108 xOak Alley
By T h e Associated Press
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King's Counsel
118 Big Red Ryder
First Post 1:15 ( E S T 1
7>h~? 500, a l e , 4 Y O op, 6 f.
1st
—3.SO0,
Cl, JYO. 4 f.
1)9
Injunction
116 Sharivari
Putter
Power
108
I M Lady Hyperion
115
x P r i n c e Intent
116 Trrondheim
113 Queen
11 Billchick
Wingover
120 Silver Duke
108
113
O'Canfield
4 , Hillsbo E r r a r d
Dr. Roy E.
120 Khalborough
113 Painted Doll
"1 Daily Paper
Fiddler's Green 122
108 Delica Tessie
Queen of Hope
l t h - 3 0 , 0 0 0 added, 4 Y O op, 1 1-14 m l .
108 Fantastikiss
Moon Sturkc
(Santa M a r i a Handicap)
113 M e n n M a r
F
a
i
r
Landing
115
•-Princessneslan 124 a-Desert L a w
113 Queen of York
Nosey P J
Dark Mirage
126 Guest Room
11?
108 King High
Bold Best
b-Greta
115 Sinking Spring
112 Everfast
108
b-Hoopiah
116
l n d - 3 . 5 0 8 , c l , 4 Y O up 7 f.
a-Maloney trained entry
Brother R
113 Miss Apollo
b-Finnegan trained entry
Jack King
113 Melanion's G a l
t t h - 4 , 0 0 0 , c l , 4YO up, 1 1-14 m l .
Part of Heaven 113 Neecap
,
115 Knowledgeable
t o u c i l l a D r e a m 110 Soboba
111 Lady Lenore
120
xFlash Deeora
104 W i n Ruler
Keven Heaven
113 Nice Landing
118
xRoyal
Ido Command
113 Meleager
, , . i Needles Bay
Teenager
110 Black Duck
111 Verbosity
:;zi xxPerfect Pass
115
Windy Senator
115 Adaptable Miss
108 Trueno
1 Hot Bread
Doubfin Host
114
113 T i m u r l e n g
Hey Irish
Sub-4.000 c l , 3 Y O , 4 f.
3rd-4.000 mdns, 3 Y O , 4 f.
xBroker's Buy
HO Throw The
119 Beau of T h e
Derig T u r n
115 Haroerer
Dos Doienas
115
Dice
119
West
115 Strike A
Sublet
113 Full Dress
Floor Partner
112
Forneke
110 T h e Scafbler
Bargain
119
119 Escort
115' Lord Cavan
xLight D e Road 105 Marbo
119
119 P a l R a t e
111 Hot Coals
Father's Money 115 Count Little
1)9
119 Sui Generis
115 Bulwark
Buttermilk Skies 110 Golden K e y
119
119 Ribird
115 Golden Tudor
Amgar
115 Lion's Roar
119
119 Mr Louie
Happy Dinner
111
Saber Thrust
119 Prince Bergeruk 119
x-S lbs. aac.
119
Cavallo Grande 119 More Asian
4th-4,00l mdns, 3 Y O , 4 f.
119
Buearoon
119
Press Run
Pair Grounds Entries Wednesday
119
119 Sy Gee
Farest Knight
By T h e Associated Press
119
119 Dance Act
Bocwndri
First Post 1:30 ( C S T )
119
119 Veeline
Wizardry
1 s t - 2 4 0 0 , ct, mdtt 3 Y O , 4 f.
119 xxRight to
Oil Power
Miss A m i e
118 Graff Patrol
119
The J a w
l i s ! Double Ring
112
Across T h e
Lady
119 Suzandre
118Northern
B
a
y
119
Street
118 Taurus Dunce
119
Royal
T
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P
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g
A
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a
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m
King
119
Nascolleen
118 Double Interest
j He's Special
119 Ponus Ridge
119
xMiss Wiggle
113 Bronze
1181 Jus' Behaving
119
Courtesy Tudor
111 Countess
5tn-s,ooo, c l , 4 Y O up, 1 ' . mi.turf
Whispering
Favorite
Alleghan's
G
a
l
114
Bonnie M o r n
116
118,
Wheat
118
Pleasure
109 Belle Rivere
114
113 x x M y Maura
Miss Anybody
H I xFleet Sub
112
xxCrafty
Bee
109
East
1181
a-Pony
Keg
Miss Luau
115 M a r k i m Missy
114 Ponciana
114
l i t Curare
xAd Hoc
113 H i g h Mollie
Peggy's Love
t l g l b-Maggie Fast
Roman Wealth
112
114 2nd
Step
2 n d - 3,500, c l , 4 Y O up, 4 «.
114 Malluca
114
1 1 6 i a-Gerana
116 Lucky R C
J
Whizing Juror
112
Lady
W
o
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f
r
a
m
112
1
Debbie's
Tarn
mother
Mr a n d M r s R e i d
113 xb-Academy
Quarter T i l
120
Charity
Baby
104
Needles
Sword
112
113
Miss
D r Kety
112
105 J b-Lady Fun
e-Alice B B
110 xTribe's Queen
are:
e-lrod Sta-Sher entry
Toni's I m a g e
" i xBaftlette
105
b-Penn-Brown entry
115 b-Tribe's Omega 107
Hot Chance
4 t h - S , 0 8 l , Cl, 4 Y O 0 0 , 4 f.
Valentine's
xa-Thank Y o u
112 Drawbakanub
114
103 Banana Joe
107
Thing
Heart
M
a
n Of Action
114 Glamour M a n
116
Penny's
Ponce
de
Leon
114
Garden
King
112
110
Ptnsetter
E l Dlchoso 2nd 114 P a l John
112
a-Bocock > Labia nc s, Jenkins
Loud Laugh
116 Chancellor
Johnson & Ballard entry
Beyond Price
116 Old Maestro
b-Vincent-Barney A Core entry
zLane
113 Full Capacity
3trd-Iv400, mdn J Y O , 3 f.
Hacendado
116 Messidor
115 Valiant Trouper 118
Fast Attack
116
115 Dallas North
118 Gtasseli B
Skylight Star
7th-*,ooo, c l , 4 Y O 0 9 , l l t m i . t t f r f
118 Active Circle
113
A r k y Twist
M i Renombre
112 Gala Purple
116
Our Little M a n 111 xCheiron
Peters Gold
116 Navy Strut
112
Prince
1101
Nobody's
l i c I z R e d Spice 2nd
113 Wild Card
116
118 Peto's Choice
Darlin'
i
l
i
l
Gordorigo
114
Awesome
l u ;
115 Presser
Ge'Hosephate
141
_ " Solloio
116 Crolicv
Achill Island
112 zHeroic Minstrel 115
i t n - 2 5 000 added, 3YO u p , l i - U m . t u r f
Courier-Express Dunkirk Bureau
Spec. 4 James M. Skomski,
The Columbiana Handicap
Klassy Poppy
112 Crystal Palace
114
125
U n * Leone
116 Lundham
110
Shandor
110 Raison D ' E t r e
114
Gay M a t e l d a
126 Treacherous
Baby Jand 2nd
110 Too Bald
Spire
114
CONSENSUS
9 t h - 4 000. Cl, 4 Y O up, V , m i . t u r f
HIALEAH
SANTA A N I T A
Kentucky PolK
116 Royal Concert
H
19 I Fantastakiss
Bid
Pagamento
112 Sufragio
I I Ben-Ham
Everfast
14
Persian Rug
112 Monticelli
A
Moon Struck
S George Henry
V:tko
114 Keno Bid
m
12
M
r
Hasty
116 Spartanburg
Needles
Bay
Sh>ning Bush
20|2
I Dead R u n
112 imperturbability
Perfect Pass
F a r To Reach
4
e n t e r e d t h e Arm
on Ma
112
Knowledgeable
S j M r P-ak
Acting Captain
lOth-4,500,
Cl,
4YO
up.
VM
m
i
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'Escourt
M
Stalking Neke
xxFederal
T r a v e l Agent
114
Harberer
Royal Conq'ror
Power
111 Dark T r o j a n
Bulwark
Poona Clare
Gauchito
116 Rucapequen
K.ngpasser
BoOandri
12 Victory Flight
116 Bold Ship
116
11
Dance Act
10, Sandys P e t
Launch Pad
112 Age of Reason
116
Buearoon
5 Gondolier
116 Revanchista
116
Ting A Wrong
112
King Who
112 Four M a r t i n i s
Needles Sword
Security Check
112
Pocotodv
112 Crassus
Maggie F't Step
Beau Legs
112
Fast Afoot
112 Pindar! 2nd
Malluca
Over The C'nter
or a
Ocala 2nd
116
-5 o Old Maestro
Big Red Ryder
i-3. x-5, xx-7. 111-10 lbs a a c
Glassell B.
10I
Chief Ru : er
*
Garden King
Copper Jay
•Sharivari
M i l Wild Card
Bowie Entries Wednesday
3
Heroic Minstrel
Wingover
By T h e Associated Press
Sollozo
Prince Intent
First Post 1:05 ( E S T )
l
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3
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2
0 0 , c l , 4YO up, 6 f.
Pnncessnesian "lit* Gatmatesda
II
111 S o o n e r W .
Perfect
Shoe
113
Dark Mirage
Too Bald
14
Center Front
112 xxAlpine Spin
106
Ludham
Hoopian
7 Wanda
Baby
113 xCool Caper
Win Ruler
Royal Concert
21 Second To
Sheilas Sweetie 107
13
Royal Teenager 1 1 e M r . Pak
None
100 xxEgeo
106
6 Bernlins Jade
Pagamento
Soboba
107 Merando
113
Devil's Dolly
Ocala I I
107 Respectability
113
So Refined
I Gondolier
108 Tully J r .
113
Conchy Joe
Fast Uyeot
113 Amber Tower
112
x T h i r d Princess 103
FAIR GROUNDS
2 n d - 4 , 2 0 1 , c l , 4YO up, 1 1-14 m l .
BOWIE
113 Royal Garden
Favorite Ple're 12 Brook Judge
Second T o None 10
119
Spanish
Brandy 112 111
Miss Wiggle
9
7
Sheilas Sweetie
113
51
Sunny
Meadow
112
Hasty D o r i m a r
Roman Wealth
6
Respectability
112
~. I Welcome Tour
119 Exotic Ruliah
Hot Chance
J ice
112
n H a v e Secret
17
112 Judge Glenn
Lucky
R.
C.
8
King-Whig
107
" J ice
113 x l n f a m e
Toni's I m a g e
Exotic Ruliah
113
Big Clipper
119 King-Whig
Fast
Attack
12
12
113
Antecessor
107 Turnpike T o m
Victory View
Valiant Trouper f Echo L a d
".2.
113
Key Bob
A
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k
y
Twist
I
7
3
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4
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9
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8
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3
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1-14
m
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Brett
2 j : a-Vtctory View
115 xxKey Bob
•Updip
IS
1 ceoound
$ ; xb-Born Speedy 109 Pensive Count
•0
Black F u l c r u m
Fiezcherlic
4 I xDelta Landing 104 Brett
7
Dr. Richard
Leander
- ~ xxScotch Flight 102 Stormy Charlie
14,_
John's T r a d e r
Choice
» Crafty P a m
109 Southern Price
Deponent
Fleet Finish
f j T . W s Beefeater 112 xb-Tootsie Baby
7
For T h e King _ ? 1 Pity Pearl
Overpay
109 Jet Quick
- I S Jr.'s Plate
241 a-Uncle Herbie
112
Hel Cat Lou
12
a-Horiion Stable-Kligman entry
That's Enough
Dosila
H
b-Boroma F a r m entry
Robins Joy
Kurtera
4 t h - 4 4 0 0 , c l , J Y O , 7 f.
• M i g h t y Crafty
Pie Man's Luck
Tri Pammy
110 xxSaucy Fleet
103
M i d w a y Battle
Whiskey R'ner
E a r l y Bandido
108 xxFletcheriic
101
Berkley Prince
Cautious Ruler
M a r k P.
114 xxBombing
Carolina C'nty
0 Mickey Bound 17 Leander
110
Pause
104
Miss Key m a r
9 Icebound
World Herald
117
Still Burning
7
Harty Khal
5 t h - 4 ^ O 0 , mdn J Y O , 4 f.
14! Armageddon
Master Fashion 120
Snow Tears
Scat Kat
80
115
120 xKing's Court
T h e Four R's
Ar'od The Horn
105 John's T r a d e r
120
xxxN.ce LucK
Dead A i m
Cherry Lake
120 Paul G.W.
Fleet Finish
120
14 xAbba Dabba
M a r k e t Blues
115 Adopted Miss
115
12 W i t h Great
Emprendedor
120
Big Bad Bern
I
Head Bolero
120
Pride
120 Pea Cole
120
Halfway Home
120 A l l Highest
'Indicates Best Bet
120
Overpay
120 Joe Meise
4 t h - 4 , 5 0 0 . Cl, 4 Y O o p , 4 I .
SALE SALE
Ruling Crown
113 xMiss Layout
106
a-Hel Cat Lou 114 xxQueen's Face 107
114
xxBushy T a i l
108 Kurtera
One Too M a n y
115 xxxCold Cold
BUY FROM OUR
1(
Flying Star
112 World
xxa-That's
Mzuri
INVENTORY A N D S A V i
Enough
107 Stop The World
Only Always
112 Georgena T e r r y
$ $
$
Stanislaus Cemetery.
xxb-Ron D u
b-Chante
Nord
105
Princesse
112
»
.
a-Jonnson-Helwick entry
b-Est. of Shanbrom-Simpac Stable ent.
7th-6,0O0, a l e , J Y O , l 1-14 m i .
MOTOR CORP.. 026 ONTARIO ST.
In T h e Ribbons 117 Jestasong
107
B U R G L A R Y - 554
William,
Puritan
Rock Break
117 x x G a m e Look
(Between Skillen ft Kenmere)
Liquor Store, panel removed from ad117 joining building at 554 W i l l i a m , then hole
Berkley Prince
117 M i d w a y Battle
PHONE 873-5475
120 chopped in wall leading to store, checkM r . Polarity
115 Mighty Crafty
ing for loss.
l t n - 4 , 5 0 0 , ate, 4 Y O up, 4 f.
Even Rosier
113 F a i r Princess
113j
Double T h e Bet 116 Lady Jester
11*1
113 xxa-Still
I Yang I m p
111
Burning
Southern
113 xxClarks Fancy 107
Royalty
115
105 Tabbit
i xxa-Miss Sky
112
1 Caroline County 112 Neck Twister
115
; Miss K e y m a r
a-Eskew-Thompson entry
W l - 3 , 5 1 0 , c l , 4 Y O op, 1V« m l .
xxGreat Lover
106 x F r i a r y Court
101
113
113 T h e Four R's
Rhann
111
Throwin Things 113 Pirate Power
119
Rose
Dead A i m
111
O'Calawav
Run ' N * Catch
104
Rusty's Shadow 111 Fuel C a r r i e r
113
Vigo's Slipper
xTourlanx's
113
106 Cassel Tassel
104
Idol
101 xxSnow Tears
107
xDapper D a r e
x-5; x x - 7 ; x x x - l l lbs. a a c
Santo An>r« Entries Wednesday
BY T h e Associated Press
First Post i oo ( P S T )
l l t - M O l , c l , 4YO up, i i - i « m i .
M M
113 Gold Certificate
113 Sudden Storm
Paso Roblet
112 Double Happy
• n u g Rulla
King Of Papa's I I S Persian Rug
115 Scottish I m p
Color M « Fast
115 x P a y T h t Point
Bid
107
Choice Humpty
J n d - S J a t , c l , 3YO, 1 1 1 4 m l .
117 Jarry's Holma
Winds tay
x Acting Captain 112 Delightful
117
Summer
Bold Policy
117 x F a r T o Reach
Shining Bush
HO John V a n
xBashful BoO
108
Millwood
X Scrupulous
117 Camito M a r i n a
Felicidad
Notice* Received until 1 a. m.
43
A T K I N S - W i l l l a m G . , F e b . I , 1969, ofK A S P E R - J o s e p h , of Cheektowaga, N.Y., R O A T H - F r e d A , F e b . 9, 1969, beloved
Newfield
St., husband of M a r g a r e t
Feb. 1 1 , 1969; beloved husband of Ann father of Mrs.- Floyd ( M a r l e n e ) Zimpfer
and Marianne Roath; grandfather of
M o r g a n ; father of William J . and
Klima Kasper; devoted father of RonLoreen Z i m p f e r ; son of Jennie Zelier
Gordon R. Atkins of Dayton, Ohio;
ald and JoDean, brother of Louis (GerRoath
Unger
and the late
Walter
grandfather
of
two grandchildren.
trude)
Kasperczyk and F r a n k KasRoath; stepson of John W . Unoer;
Friends m a y call at the George W .
perczyk; son of Helen a n d the late A l brother ot the late Edward L. Roath.
Denneville Funeral Home, 366 Ontario
bert Kasperczyk.
Funeral
from the
Funeral service from the Carlton A .
St.,
where
services
will
be held
Buszka Funeral Home I n c , 2005 Clinton
Ullrich Funeral Home Inc., 3272 Bailey
Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
St.. corner of South Ogden, Friday at 9
Ave., Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
T h e family will be present f r o m 2-5
a . m . Requiem High Mass at St. BerFriends
a r e Invited.
Memorials
in
and 7-9 p.m.
10t12
nard's Church at 9:30 a . m . Interment in
memory of M r . Roath to the M a r c h of
St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Relatives and
I BERRYMAN-Rose
Fleischman of 340
Dimes would be appreciated. F a m i l y
Heim R d . , GetzvilSe, N.Y. F e b . 10, 1969, friends invited to attend. M r . Kasper
will be present 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. H t l 2
was
a
member
of
the
Niagara
Frontier
wife of the late Herbert B e r r y m a n ;
Electrical Contractors Association Inc. R O B E R T S O N - B e r n a r d L., Feb. 11, 1 M 9 ,
mother of M r s . John A . ( M a r g a r e t )
F a m i l y will be present at the funeral
of Buffalo, N . Y . , beloved husband of
Breadon, C, Edward and Homer R,
home
f r o m 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.
12t13
Ethel Robertson; son of the late Leslie
B e r r y m a n ; sister of M r s . Leo Daigler
and Florence Robertson; brother of Roy,
and George Fleischmann; also survived
K E L L Y - Lawrence J . of 51 Highland
M
r s . Charles Welsh of Florida, M r s .
by three grandchildren and three greatAve.,
H a m b u r g , N . Y . , F e b . 10, 1969, Albert Schickler, Andrew of Ariz, a n d
grandchildren. A Memorial Mass will
husband of Clara (nee W e l n g a r t n e r ) ;
the late James and Lloyd Robertson and
fake place at St. Joseph's Church, 3275
father of M r s . James ( B a r b a r a ) Hale
M r s . Oscar R a m s e y ; brother-in-law of
M a i n St., Buffalo, Thursday morning at
and Lawrence J . Kelly J r . ; brother of
Ctoyde Monroe, M r s . Richard Williams,
9:30 o'clock. Friends a r e invited. FlowMrs. Frank ( M a r y ) Herron, M r s . James
M r s . Floyd Buchanan a n d M r s . Robert
ers gratefully declined.
(Elizabeth) Dague, M r s , Donald (Eileen)
Wozniak; uncle of Claudia Conrov, LarDykstra, and the late James Kelly,
BOLAS—Mary
(nee Amrezowlcz), of
ry Wozniak, Ronald and Pat Rober'son,
also survived by five grandchildren.
Clinton St., Gardenville, N.Y., Feb.
M a r y Ann and Marlene Monroe Funeral
Funeral from the Donald M , Demmerley
10,
1969, beloved wife of the late
service from the Lester H Wedekindt
Funeral Home, 21 Pierce A v e . , HamStanley J . Bolas S r . ; devoted mother
Inc. Funeral Home, 3290 Delaware Ave ,
burg, N . Y . , Friday morning at 9:30 and
of Louis ( M a r i o n ) , M a r y (John) PoFriday afternoon a t 1 o'clock. Fr.ends
from SS. Peter 8. Paul Church at 10.
lanski, Anna (John) Jarosz, Charlotte
are invited. F a m i l y present 2-4 ana 7-9
Friends invited. Visit'mq hours 2-4 and p.m.
Edward j Popek, E d w a r d , Stanley (the
12H3
7-9 p.m. Flowers gratefully declined. I
late ( E l e a n o r ) , Chester, M/Sgt. Joseph,
Donations m a y be made to the H e a r t ' R U C H - M i s s E m m a , 677 Central A v e ,
U . S . M . C ( R e t . ) ( M a r y ) of San Diego,
Fund
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Calif., and the late Carl Bolas; sister
Fort E r i e , Ont., on Tuesday, Feb 11,
of Alice (Joseph) T y r p a k ; also sur- K L E I N C L A U S - F r a n k J . , suddenly F e b . )
1969, dear aunt of Mrs. Geraldine Spea*
vived by 11 grandchildren and four
9, 1969 of 419 Grover Cleveland H w y . , !
and M r Grant Cook of Fort Erie and
great-grandchildren. Funeral f r o m the
Eggertsville, N . Y . ; beloved husband o f i
Mr.
Arthur
Hessler,
Oakville, Ont.
Buszka Funeral Home Inc., 2005 ClinPearl L. Pring Kleinclaus; father of
Friends m a y call at the Baechler Futon St. corner of So. Ogden. Friday
John P. (Jack Kleinclaus); father-in-1 neral Home, 21 Wintemute St., Port
at 9:30 a . m . Solemn Requiem High
law of M r s . John P. ( M a r y ) Hall Klein-1
Erie, where the service will be conMass at St. Casimlr Church at 10 a . m . claus; grandfather of M r s . Kenneth i ducted Thursday, F e b . 13 at 2 p . m .
Interment in M t . Calvary Cemetery.
(Jeanne) Johnson of St. Petersburg, ]
Interment in St. John's Lutheran CemeRelatives and friends Invited to atFla., Robert J . , Gail F., and Thomas
tery, Snyder, Ont.
tend. M r s . Bolas was a member of
E.
Kleinclaus;
great-grandfather
of;
Jednota, Branch No. 137 and the Gold
Serena Johnson and Holly Kleinclaus; S C H O R N - C l a r a M . , of 126 Huntley Rd ,
Feb. 8, 1969; beloved aunt of M r s HarStar Mothers of the American Legion
brother of M r s . Peter (Louise) Grabbenold (Guinevere) M c D e r m i d , M r s . Jack
Auxiliary Clinton Unit 1016. Funeral
statter, and W i l l i a m Kleinclaus. Friends
(Mercedes)
Jerebko,
Mlxine
Jacobs
home visiting hours 1-10 p . m . l l t l 3
m a y call at the Darwin E. Myers
and M r s . Gerald
(Patricia)
Doytt;
Funeral Home Inc., 4614 M a i n St. at
B O R U S Z E W S K I - Chester Sr. of South
Roycroft
Blvd.,
Snyder,
N
.
Y
.
T
h
e
f
a
m
i
l
y
reat-aunt
of
Melanie
M
c
D
e
r
m i d .
Ogden St., Buffalo, N . Y . , F e b . 9, 1969,
rlends m a y call Wednesday from 2-S
beloved husband of Frances (nee Or- will be present Monday and Tuesday
2-5 and 7-10 p . m . Funeral private. M r . I and 7-10 p.m. at the McKendry-Dengier
w a t ) dearest father of Raymond ( E m i Funeral Home Inc., 25*0 M a i n St F u Kleinclaus
was a member
ot the
l y ) , Chester J r . ( D o n n a ) ; son of the
neral services at Forest Lawn Chapel,
Eggertsville Hose Co.
I l l
late Adam and Magdalene (nee BartT
hursday
afternoon
a*
4
k o w i a k ) ; brother of Lucy (Albert) ( C i - K N A P I K - D o m i n l c , F e b . 10, 1969, suro'clock.
H'12tl3
chocki, Wanda Buczynski, Alfred ( M a r y )
vived
by sisters
and brothers
in
Boris, the late Edward Boruszewski;
Poland; friend of M r . and M r s . LeoS C H M I D T - L u c i l l e L. (nee Therrien) of
son-in-law of Agnes Orwat Gorecki (nee
Duiniak.
Funeral
from
the Buszka
38 Michele D r . . Depew. N.Y , Feb -0,
Kasprzyk) and the late John O r w a t ;
Funeral Home Inc., 2005 Clinton St.
1969, wife of Roy N Schmidt, motner
grandfather of Elaine, Lorraine, Roncorner of So. Ogden, Thursday at 9
of Michael R. and Darlene M . Scnn-vdt;
ald, Larry, Suzanne, Sandra and Douga.m. Requiem High Mass at St. Berdaughter of Edwin G. and Florence
las. Funeral Thursday morning from
nard Church at 9:30 a . m . Interment In
F
T h e r r i e n ; sister of M r s . L a v e ' n e
the Pietszak Funeral Home Inc., 606 St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends in(Florence) McEvoy, Edwin F
TherClinton St. at 9:30 o'clock and at Previted.
Funeral home visiting
hours
rien and M r s . Harold (Eileeni Haskms.
cious Blood Church at 10 o'clock. F a m 2-5
and
7-10
p.m.
M
r
.
Knapik
was
a
Friends
may
call
at
the
Hoy
F
u
rerai
ily will be present from 1-10 p.m. Relamember of the United Mine Workers
Home Inc., 3855 Seneca St. corne' of
tives and friends invited. Deceased was
of America Local No. 12330.
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Southgate Drive. West Seneca
wnere
the president of t h e Holy Name Society
services will be held Thursday afterat Precious Blood Church, vice presi- L I P E C K I - A n t o n i , Buffalo, N . Y . , Feb. 10,
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited.
dent of District No. 9 of the Holy
1969;
husband of the late Jadwiga
F a m i l y will be present from 2-5 and
Name
Society,
president
of
Little
Strzelecki Lipecki; dearest father of
7-10.
m i l
Mayors of Buffalo and E r i e County, St.
M r s . Edward (Elizabeth) Steinke, RoPeter Apostle Group No. 3027 P.N.A.,
m a n , Felix (Anne) and the late Euf- S T O T Z - F r e d , F e b . 9, ,969; son of the
past financial secretary of the E r i e
phania C r a n ; survived by four grandlate George and M a r t h a Wagner S t o f i ;
County Liquor Dealers Association.
children and 15 great-grandchildren; son
brother ot M r s . Anna H e r m a n , M r s .
of the late Stanislaw and Franciszka.
Iltl2
Charles ( M a r t h a ) Wasmer and the late
Services from the Colonial Memorial
George and Edward Stotz. Friends m a y
B R Z Y S K l - T h e o p h i l , February 9, 1969, of
Chapel Inc., 3003 South Park A v e . ,
call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home
Memorial D r . , beloved husband of the
Lackawanna, Friday morning at 10:30 Inc., 1933 Kensington Ave., 2-5 and 7late Agnes (nee Glowczak) father of
and f r o m Our Mother of Good Counsel
9:30 p. m. Funeral services Thursday at
Leonard (Bernice), Eugene ( B a r b a r a ) .
Church at 11 o'clock. Burial in St.
1 p. m . Deceased was a member of
Also
survived
by 6 grandchildren.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited.
Veterans of W W I, Queen City BarBrother ot George, John, Anthony, Rose
tAr. Lipecki was a member of P N A
n , , J
racks.
Newriter, Leo, Stanley a n d Helen Rud12tl3
dell. Funeral services Thursday a t 9:30 Lodge No. 168
S
T
R
O
H
M
A
I
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R
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f
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e
d
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.
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b
.
10,
1969»
a.m. from Kaz. Urban Funeral Home, L U I T I N K - J . John, F e b . 9 ; beloved hushusband of the late Grace Azbeii Strohband of Vivian Lewis Luitink; brother
Inc.. 188 Clark St. off Broadway and
m a i e r ; brother of the late E d w a r d
Stark, M r s . H a r r y
in Corpus Christ! Church at 10 a . m . of M r s . Walter
Strohmaier and M r s . Caroline Todd.
Worner, M r s . Rudolph Mayer a l l ot
The family will be present 2-4 and
Wisconsin, M r s . Wesley <Waikin and the Friends m a y call at 1he George J . Rob7-9 p.m.
10tlltl2
erts & Sons Funeral Home, 2400 M e m
late W i l l i a m Luitink. Funeral service
C A R E Y - J o s e p h E . , F e b . 1 1 , 1969; be- f r o m the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral
St., f r o m 2-5 a n d 7-10 p . m . , where the
loved husband of E v a M a n n C a r e y ; fafuneral will be held Thursday afternoon
Home Inc., 3272 Bailey Ave. Thursday
ther of M r s , George (Helen) Atessi and
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends a r e in- at 2:30 o'clock. Friends a r e invited to
M r s . Carl (Sheila) Campbell; also surattend
interment
in Forest
Lawn
vited. M r . Luitink was a member of
vived by four grandchildren; brother of
Fond Du Lac Lodge No. '40 F . & A M .
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Leander ( K a t h r y n ) Bartlett, M r s .
Tuscania Post No. 174 American Leqion
Walter ( M a r y ) Smith, Howard, M r s .
and MacAlpine
Presbyterian
Church. S U L Z B A C H - R o b e r t F , suddenly, F e b .
10, 1969, beloved husband of Regma
F r a n k (Alice) Bartlett, Vincent, M r s .
Masonic service will be held Wednesday
Piskorowski Sulzbach; dear father of
Joseph (Bette) Mangino, a l l of Albany
evening at B o'clock under the auspices
R,chard i M a r c i a ) , Robert J . (the ate
and the late James Carey. Funeral
of
Cheektowaga
Lodge
No 1163
M a r g a r e t ) , and Nancy (Ted) Smlgie^a;
services f r o m the Carlton A . Ullrich
F.8.A.M. F a m i l y will be present from
son of the late John and Carol-ne
Funeral Home, I n c . , 3272 Bailey A v e . ,
2-4 and 7-10 p . m .
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Sulzbach; son-in-law of the late Staniey
Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. 12113
M A R A S - C . Thomas, of 48 Ward Court,
and
Anna
Piskorowski;
brother of
C A S S E L - G e o r g e H . , of 11284 Clinton St.,
Feb.
10, 1969, husband ot the late
Caroline
(Louis)
Giambrone,
Laura
E l m a , N . Y . , Feb, 9, 1969, husband of
Josephine Orlando M a r a s ; father of
(James) M a c k , Helen (Auoust) Kader,
the late Ida Cassel; father of M r s .
Dennis T . M a r a s ; son of M a r g a r e t Ada-1 John, and Chester Sulzbach and the
Charles (Thelma) F r e y t a g ; grandfather
sinski and the late Casimer M a r a s ; j late M a m i e (the late F r a n k ) RecMm
of Cynthia Freytag. T h e family will
and Charles Sulzbach; also survived
brother of M r s . John (Sally) Zukowski,
receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m
by
10 grandchjldren
Funeral
from
M r s . Stephen ( L a u r a ) Luczak, Edward
at the Brown Funeral
Home,
East
the Buszka Funeral Home Inc., 2O0S
M . , Henry S., and Richard T . of New
Quaker
St., Orchard
Park.
Services
Clinton St. corner of So. Ooden ThursY o r k City and M r s . Michael (Dorothy)
from the funeral home Thursday at 2
Clifford. Friends are invited to call at : day at 1030 a . m . Requiem High Mass
p.m. Friends a r e invited.
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a m.
the R a y O'Conneli Funeral Home Inc., • at St. Bernard Church at
2286 South Park A v e . , where funeral j Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
D E H O — E r w i n B., 8135 Goodrich Road,
wiU be held F r i d a y morning at 9 ! Relatives and friends invited tc a t .
Clarence Center, F e b . 10, 1969, in Veto'clock and at St. Martin's Church at
erans Hospital; beloved husband of
tend. M r . Sulzbach was a memDer of
0:30.
T h e family will receive friends
R u t h ; father of David and Donald; also
the
American
Federation
ot G r a i n
f r o m 2-5 and 7-10 p . m . M r . Maras was t Millers Local No. 110. Funeral home
survived by one sister, M r s . Julia
a veteran of World W a r I I . M i l i t a r y ] visiting hours 1-10 P.m.
G a m i n , and one brother, F r a n k , both of
llt'2
Batavla. Friends m a y call a t the Lud- services will be conducted by South
S Z C Z I T K A - N i c h o l a s , in Lackawanna. N Y.
Buffalo Chapter No. 113 D.A.V. 12tl3
wick Funeral Home, 589S Goodrich R d . ,
Feb. 10, 1969; son of the late Joseph
Clarence Center, until noon Thursday.
M E R E D I T H - G r a c e E., F e b . 10, 1969, in j and
Sophie;
brother
of
Roman,
Services f r o m
St. Paul's
Lutheran
Buffalo, daughter of the late Gen. Sulliuncle
of
Diane.
Kathleen
and
Church a t 2 p.m. Memorials m a y be
van A. and Julia Francis Towne MereAnn M a r i e ; nephew of Anna Sara"'!'
made in his memory to St. Paul's Lud
l
t
h
;
aunt
of
Capt.
Philip
M
.
Mohun
|
Services f r o m the Colonial M e m o r ^ l
23,
theran Church Building Fund. F a m i l y
and M r s . Jennings P e r r y ; also sur- ,
Chapels Inc., 3003 South Park Ave , F r i present 2-4, 7-9.
vived
by three great-nephews; t w o , day morning at 9 and f r o m Holy Ghost
great-great-nephews; three great-greatD i P A L M A - C i n d y Lou, Infant, age five
Ukranian Catholic Church at 9 30 Burnieces and many cousins. A memorial
weeks of 32 Bowsell C t . , Tonawanda,
ial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends inservice will take place at Forest Lawn
N.Y. in Buffalo, N.Y. Feb. 10, 1969; bevited. M r . Szczitka was a member of
Chapel, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock.
loved daughter of Gerald and Mona
Local 2602 U S W of A and Holy K a m a
Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial
Harper
Di P a l m a ; sister of Gerald
Society. Parastas services Wednesaay
D i P a l m a J r . ; granddaughter ot M r . and contributions m a y be made to C A R E
——#
and Thursday 7:30 p . m . at Chapel.
or
St.
Aidan's
Episcopal
Mission,
Mrs.
Angelo D i P a l m a and M r s . and
Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m 12113
Alden, N . Y .
12115
Mrs.
Robert Harper. Calls m a y be
made at The Rubino M e m o r i a l Home M I E L E W S K I - S t a n l e y ,
of Wood A v e , T O B I N Dav.d A . , 19 Oakdele PL, F e b .
10, 1969, husband of the late Jennie
271 Porter A v e . Services will be held
Buffalo, Feb. 10, 1969; brother of F r a n k
M c M u l l e n Tobin; father of M r s . M a r y
Wednesday afternoon a t 2 p.m. Flowers
and the late Anna, Katherine Kopacz
Steiner, M r s . Andrew Oring, M r s . Waoe
gratefully declined.
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and Helen D u k a t ; uncle of F r a n k J r . ,
Mackey, M r s . Howard Kreiter, M r s .
Henry Kopacz, John Dukat and GerD O N D A J E W S K I - J o s e p h ne (nee KoscielU.S. Department of Commerce,
Douglas West, M r s Kenneth
Heimtrude Dukat. Funeral services Thursday
niak) of Hagen St., F e b . 10, 1969, be
Buffalo, 111.Y., F e b . 11, 1*69.
brecht, Joseph, Ralph, John, Roy, and
at 9:30 a . m . f r o m the Urban Funeral
loved wife of the iate F r a n k ; dearest
the late PvU David Tobin Jr , bro'her
M a x i m u m tempojllture is highest for 12 mother of Sophie, E m i l y , Florence, EdHome, 3645 Genesee St. (2 blocks east
of Union Rd.) and in St. Luke's Church
of the late Joseph Tobin, M r s . Geo-ge
hours ending at V p . m . M i n i m u m t e m mund (Stephanie), and W i l l i a m ( M a r i e ) ;
at 10 a . m . The family will be present 2Sullivan, M r s . M a r g a r e t Bell and M r s .
oerature s lowest^or IB hours ending at
grandmother ot four grandchildren and
4
and
7-9
p.m.
Joseph Tolin; also survived
by 32
seven great-grandchildren; sister of Vic7 p.m. AH recoflings a r e in Eastern
grandchildren
and 38
great-grandtoria
Nowak, Clara
Wozniak,
Helen M I L L E Y - S a m u e l Nicholas Jr. of CheekStandard T i m e .
children.
Friends
m
a
y
call
a
t
their
conLerzynski, and Stella Zawadzki; also
Temp.
towaga, N.Y., Feb. 9, 1969, beloved husvenience at Loomis, Offers 8. Loomit
survived by nieces and nephews. F u Cities
Weather M a x . M i n .
band of Josephine A. Kasprzak Miiley,
Inc. M e m o r i a l Chapel, 1820 Seneca S'.,
neral F r i d a y at 9:30 a . m . from Kocol
father of Nicholas A. and Donald J .
7
Albany
. ...
32
.. Cloudy
where funeral will be held Friday at 9
Funeral Home Inc., 1972 Genesee St.,
Miiley. son of M r s . Pearl and the late
59
22
Albuquerque .
Clear
a . m . and f r o m St. Monica's Church at
and a t Queen of Peace Church at 10
Samuel M i l i e y ; brother of M r s . William
53
31
Clear
Atlanta
9:30 a m Deceased was a m e m b e ' of
a.m.. Interment in St. Stanislaus Ceme(Susan)
Hartnett. Friends m a y call
31
20
Pt.Cloudy
Billings
tery. Relatives and friends invited to
F.O.E. of Patton, Pa.
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after 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Frank J .
3'
22
. Cloudy
Boston
attend. The f a m i l y will be present from
Knab
Funeral
Home,
1213
Lovejoy
St.
24
T R Y B U S Z K I E W I C Z - R i c h a r d J , Feo 0,
. Cloudy
Burlington, V t .
1-5 and 7-10 p.m. M r s . Dondaiewski was
F a m i l y will be present from 2-5 and
J!
27
1969, of 41 Holmes Ave . beloved hus.. Cloudy
Chicago
a member of the Rosary Society at
7-10. Requiem Panhida Wednesday eve46
30
band of Irene (nee Z a l e w s k i ) , dear son
Cincinnati . . . .
. . . Clear
St. John Kanty Church.
ning
at
7:30.
Requiem
funeral
at
SS.
3?
29
of Juslyna and the late Roman T r y Cleveland
. . . Clear
Peter 8, Paul Russian Orthodox Church
44
2' DOTZLER—Grace
(nee Wassinger), of
buskziewicz; brother of T h a d d e u t
Columbus, O.
Clear
Thursday
morning
at
9:30
o'clock.
54
25
5761 Seneca St., F e b . 10, 1969; beloved
(Angeline). Henry (Halina) and Gusiav
Denver
Pt.Coudy
Friends invited.
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26
19
wife
of
the
late
Julius
R.
Dolzler;
sister
( R i t a ) Trybuszkiewicz, also survived by
I Des Moines
Pt.Cloudy
36
of
Raymond
Wassinger
of
Lackawanna,
nieces
and nephews Friends m a y call
27
Detroit
.
Snow
M U S T Y - E u g e n e , of Wales, N . Y . , F e b .
69
and the late M r s . E m m a Weiss, George
from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m at the Sterosoak
j,
El Paso
Clear
11, 1969, husband of the late M a r i o r i e ,
76
Wassinger Sr., Catherine Bissing and
Funeral Home, 610 Hertel Ave,, where
52
Houston
...
. Cloudy
Chester; father of Joseph G . , John C.
39
Theresa Wassinger. The family
will
the funeral will be held Friday at 9 30
3€
Indianapolis .
.. Cloudy
and M r s . Floyd (Lorefta) L a n g ; brother
64
be
present
to
receive
friends,
2-5
and
7a.m.
and in St. Florian's Church at 10
44
Jacksonville .
.. Cloudy
of M r s . Adele Metz, M r s . Kenneth
48
10 p.m. at the (Delavan) Amigone F u M r . Trybuszkiewicz was a member of
30
Kansas City .
. . . Clear
(Helen)
Carr
and
M
r
s
.
Catherine
60
neral Home Inc., 1250 East Delavan
St.
Joseph's
Society
No.
3 Cc,
36
Las Vegas
.
Cloudy
Jacoby; also survived by seven grand6!
near Bailey, where funeral services will
P.U.A.
1J11J
53
Los Angeles .
Cloudy
children
and
six
great-grandchildren.
71
be held Thursday morning at 8:30 and
6C
M i a m i Beach
Cloudy
Funeral f r o m the Wood Funeral Home, W A L L A C E - H e n r y J . , Feb 10, 969 of
29
from
St. Vincent de Paul
Church,
22
I Milwaukee
Pt.Cloudy
784 Main St., East Aurora, Friday at
67
Huxley D r . , Cheektowaga, beloved husSpringbrook at 9:30 o'clock.
Friends
52
New Orleans .
Pt.Cloudy
1
p.m. F a m i l y will be present f r o m
38
band of Beatrice (nee Leei Wallace;
invited.
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72
I New York
Clear
2-4
and
7-9
p
.
m
.
)2tl3
43
dear father of M r s . Albert (Virginia)
70
Philadelphia .
Pt.Cloudy
74
C. in Fort Meyers, M U T Z - A r t h u r M . , of Gurnsey St., sud-1 Z i m m e r m a n and Robert L. Wallace,
i4 FERRIS-Thomas
Phoenix
...
Clear
44
Fla., of 178 Herkimer St., Buffalo. N.Y.,
grandfather of Linda Lee and Carol Ann
denly, F e b . 10, 1969, husband of Millie
19
I Pittsburgh
Pt.Cloudy
28
Feb. 10, 1969, beloved husband of I la
Z i m m e r m a n . The family will be present
R. Pollard; father of Warren A. Mutz;
IB
Portland, M e .
Cloudy
3?
G. Rockefellow F e r r i s ; father of M r s .
to receive friends from 2-5 and 7 - o
grandfather of Timothy M u t z ; brother
18
Rochester, N . Y .
Cloudy
43
Charles (EveWn) T e a l , M r s . Michael
p.m.
at
the
(Clevetandl
Am'go"-a
of the late M r s . Ann Keck and John
31
(Lelia) Cummings, Robert C , Thomas
St. Louis
Cloudy
Funeral Home Inc., 569 Cleveland D ' .
M u t z . Friends m a y call at the James E.
AS
73
A., and the late Harold Ferris. Friends
Pt.Cloudy
San Antonio
between
Harlem
and the T h r u w * /
Grace Funeral Home, 335 Ontario St.
52
a r e invited to call at the Giambrone
Rain
San Francisco
54
where funeral services will be held
at Crowley, where services will be
Funeral Home Inc., 909 West A v e . ,
25
Snow
St. Ste. M a r i e
Thursday
morning
at
9 15 and from m.
29
held Thursday morning at 10:30 and
corner of West F e r r y St., where the
44
Cloudy
Seattle
fant of Prague Church at 10 o'docx.
SO
in St. John the Baptist Church (Hertel
funeral
services
will
be
held
Friday
10
Pt.Cloudy
Syracuse
Friends invited.
Utl?
29
A v e . ) at 11 o'clock. Friends invited.
afternoon a t 2 o'clock. Interment E l m 52
Cloudy
Tampa St. Peters
70
M r . Mutz was president of the St. W I L S O N - M a r c i a
Ann. Feb 11. 1969
lawn Cemetery.
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22
Cloudy
Washington
47
Vincent de Paul Society and a m e m daughter of the late Henry A and Cora
BSERVATIONS
LOCAL
G E O G H A N - M a r y (Mollie) Sherry, F e b .
ber of the Holy Name Society of St.
A. Campbell Wilson; sister of Hr%.
Idity «9°i>; 7 p.m.
10, 1969, of 109 Columbia Pkwy., West
John the Baptist Church.
31;
7 a . m . 30; h i
Frank (Nellie) Weidenbeck. hfrs SyiSeneca, wife of the late Joseph P.
humidity 82
vaia
Kreiter.
M r s . Harry
< Madge i
O
L
I
V
E
R
C
h
a
r
l
e
s
A.
of
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Wehrle
D
r
.
,
r
Geoghan;
mother
of M r s . Thomas
Highest official. t e m p e r a t u e this date,
Brotherton and the late Russell and
Snyder,
N
.
Y
.
,
F
e
b
.
10,
1969,
husband
(Anne)
Bamrick;
grandmother
of
68 in 1932.
H a r r y Wilson. Funeral service from the
of the late Florence Shea Oliver; lather
Thomas J . , Michael F., Regina M .
Lowest official temperature this date,
Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home Inc ,
of M r s . Edward A. Wienand of Media,
and
Vincent
D.
B
a
m
r
i
c
k
;
sister
ot
- 1 3 in 1885.
3272 Bailey A v e , F n d a y morning at n
Mrs.
Ellen Smith of Ireland and the Pa., M r s . Florence Rafferty of North
Feb.
1 2 - S u n H b , 7:17 a.m.,* sunset,
o'clock. Friends a r e Invited F a m i l y will
highlands, Calif., and Charles A Oliver
late
Patrick
Sherry,
Funeral
from
the
5:42 p.m.
\
be present f r o m 2-4 and 7-10 p.m 12ti3
J r . ; brother of M r s . Arthur Rooney,
James W. Cannan Funeral Home, 2397
Possible S u n s h l i e - 1 0 hours, 25 minutes.
Mrs.
William Spragge, M r . Dal H,
Seneca
St., Friday
morning
at 9
W O L F - F r a n c e s (nee F a l k ) , Feb. 11, 196*,
Feb. 12-Moon;iirises at 4:22 a . m . , sets
Lewis Jr. and M r s . Percival L. Bowen.
o'clock
and from St. Bonaventure's
formerly of 168 Parkhurst Ave , Town
at 12:44 p.m.
Funeral
from
Beach-Tuyn
Funeral
Church at 9:30. Friends Invited. F a m i l y
of Tonawanda, wife of the late H a r o d
CANADIAN STATIONS
will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p . m . Home, 5541 Main St., at Cayuga R d . ,
Wolf Sr., mother of Ha-old J r . , Ralph
Williamsville
Wednesday
morning at
Mrs. Geoghan was a member of the
Montreal
. M .
Cloudy
25
6
J . , Staff Sgt. Norbert J . wolf; sister of
9:30
and
in
Christ
the
King
Church
at
Altar-Rosary Society of St. BonavenToronto
I . . Pt.Cloudy
35
51
Mrs. Anna Schwartz. M r s . Clotilda Kan10.
Friends
a
r
e
invited.
T
h
e
family
will
ture's Church.
12113
Winnipeg
1 .
Clear
8
0
hoiz, M r s . Gustave Metzger, Joseph and
be present from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. 1U12
John F a l k ; grandmother of Patnc »,
T E M P E R A T i p E S AT B U F F A L O
G I B B S - W a r d A . , of 96 Marigold A v e . , P A R K E R - A r t h u r
B., of Cheektowaga,
Carolyn, M a r k , Michael, Cathleen, Ken5 p . m . 32 Feb. 10, 1969, beloved husband of Anna
l a . m . 30
1 a . m 22
Feb.
l l . 1969, beloved husband of
neth, David, Robert and Richard W o i '
B Smith Gibbs; father of Maxson W . of
6 p.m. 32
p . m . 31
2 a . m 23
Josephine M . (nee Podkowa) P a r k e r ;
Friends m a y call f r o m 2-5 and 7-9 at
Gowanda, N . Y . and Glenn B. of M a n 7 p.m. 31
a.m. 33
3 a.m 25
brother of Robert J . and M r s . Thadthe Lord and McNeill Funeral Horn*.
chester,
Conn;
seven
grandchildren
and
8 p.m. 31
•noon 33
4 a . m 28
deus ( M a r y )
Gorko; uncle of M r s .
770 Niagara Falls Blvd , where prayers
two great-qrandchildren also survive;
9 p.m. 31
[ p . m . 33
5 a . m 29
Walter ( M a r i o n ) Koehler. The family
will be said Friday
morning at 9
brother
of
M
r
s
.
Nellie
Benton
and
Paul
10
p.m.
29
30
p.m.
34
6 a.m
will be present to receive friends 2-5
o'clock and a Requiem Mass
from
Gibbs.
Friends
may
call
from
2-5
and
710
p.m.
29
30
{
p
.
m
.
34
7 a.m.
and 7-10 p . m . at the (Cleveland) A m i Blessed
Sacrament Church at 9:30.
9 p.m. at the Dengler Funeral Home,
12 mid. 27
j p . m . 33
8 a . m . 30
gone Funeral Home Inc., 569 Cleveland I
Friends invited
"7113
343 Leroy Ave., where funeral services
Dr. (between H a r l e m and the ThruM a x i m u m for ( d a y 34, m i n i m u m for
will be held Thursday afternoon at 1
Y A G E R - J o h n R., ot South Lane, F e b .
w
a
y
)
,
where
funeral
services
will
be
i
day 20.
o'clock. Friends are invited. Deceased
held Saturday morning at 8:15 a . m . 11, 1969, husband of v . t a M Battista
r e tor the 24 hours 27.
Mean temper*
was a member
of the Kensington
Y a g e r ; father of Robert, Debra, Wiland f r o m Infant of Prague Church at
Normal for the i y 24.
United Methodist Church. Interment in
I o'clock. Friends invited.
12114 j l i a m , Karen and Ste en; son of V.rs.
Gowanda Pine Hill Cemetery. 11tl2tl3
Olive
Yager
and the late
George
I. (nee F r a n * ) , of
Y a g e r ; brother of Norbert, Mrs. Claude
HAGEMAN-James
D,
In H a m b u r g , P A Y N E - W i n i f r e d
12606 Main R d . , Akron, N . Y . , F e b . 10,: ( M a r g a r e t ) Breldenstein, M r s Wesley
N.Y., of 95 Railroad A v e . , Angola,
1969, beloved wife of George; m o t h e r !
( M a v i s ) Walker, M r s . Richard (Jane)
N Y „ suddenly F e b . 9, 1969, beloved
of
Winston (Skip), M r s . Gene (Jean)
Miller, M r s . John ( M a r y )
Balsavage,
son of Carl and Anna (Dekarz) HageHopkins,
M
r
s
.
Vincent
(Joyce)
D
l
Mrs.
Leonard
(Vera)
Heifrich and
man
of Angola,
N . Y . ; brother of
Napoli, Rev. John Payne, Carol and j
James Yager Friends m a y call at the
Robert, Carl J r . , M r s . James (Beverly)
the late Robert; sister of M r s Elbert
James E. Grace Funeral Home. 333
Hartloff, Richard, Paul, Arthur, M a r ( M y r t l e ) Hopkins, M r s . A m y D a r l i n g ; I
Ontario St. at Crowley, where services
tin, Joseph and the late Clara and
also
survived by 15 grandchildren.
will be held F r i d a y morning at 1:30
Lawrence Hageman. Funeral from the
Friends received a t Shepard Bros. Fu-1 and In All Saints Church at 9 o'clock.
Eugene J . Heil Funeral Home. 8434
irerai Residence, 10690 M a i n St., ClarFriends Invited. M r
Yager
was a
North Main St., Angola, N . Y . , Thursence,
N.Y., where funeral se r vices will
member of the Catholic W a r Veterans
day morning at 9 a n d from Most
be
held
Friday
morning
at
11
o
'
c
l
o
c
k
]
and
ttte
Holy
N
a
m
e
Society
of All
Precious
Blood
Church
In Angola,
Interment in Clarence Fillmore CemeSaints Church a n d past president of the
N.Y., at 9:30. Friends invited. T h e
tery, F a m i l y present 2-5 and 7-9. 12113
Parents Jacinta Guild of Our Lady of
f a m i l y will be present from 2-5 and
P I E R C E - J a m e s J . , of Anaheim. C a l i f „
Family
Fatima
Shrine in Lewiston
7-9 p.m.
lit!2
formerly of Orchard P a r k , N Y . , sudwill be present 2-5 and 7-^0 p m
H A L L B A U E R - Elsie of Sheldon, N Y . ,
denly,
F e b . 8, 1969, husband of
mi j
Feb. 10, 1969, wife of E d w a r d ; sister of
Barbara
Pierce; son of Douglas L.
Z A M M - T r u m a n C Zahn-, Feb "0. 19*9 of
M r s . Albert ( M a r g a r e t ) Minazzi of West
and M a r g a r e t Pierce; brother of M r s .
father of M r s Irving
406 Vermont St
Seneca, N . Y . , Olga, Gertrude, Liddy,
John
(Virginia)
Pauley; M r s . John
H. (June! Hornung and the late John R
Paul, M a x , Heinz, Ernst and Franz.
( P a t r i c i a ) Rothenberger, M r s , Edward
Zahm;
brother
ot M r s W i l l a m H .
Funeral f r o m the Wood Funeral Home,
(Jeanne) Curran of L . l „ M r s . Eugene
(Gertrude) Gorman and ttve late John
7B4 Main St., East A u r o r a , Thursday
(Mayanne)
Test!
of
Anaheim
and
R.
Zahm
J
r
,
M
r s Evangeline Leo»
at 2 p . m . The family will be present
Douglas W. Pierce of West Seneca;
grandfather of Donald A. and Susan B.
f r o m 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
Htl2
randson of L y m a n and M a y Pierce,
Hornung. Friends m a y call at the OrisH A R R I S - i i Milwaukee, W i s e , Feb. »,
ervices Wednesday f r o m the Chapel
cofl Funeral Home. 205 Linwood Ave .
1969; Nathan Harris, formerly of Bufof the Bell Funeral Home, and from
from 2-5 and 7-9 p . m . , where funeral
r n New Y o r k
f a l o ; brother of Celia, Helen Harris a n d
St. Boniface R.C. Church, A n a h e i m .
will be held Thursday morning at 9:15
the late Anna, Bessie, Esther, Reva,
11tl2
o'clock and from Holy Angels Church at
Louis, Leah H a r r i s a n d M r s . M a m i e H . A P E - P . Joseph Sr., Feb. 9, 1969, of 386
9:45 o'clock. Friends a r e invited to atSokol. Services f r o m the P a r k T e r r a c e
Dearborn St., Buffalo, N . Y . ; beloved
tend M r . Zahm was a member of the
M o r t u a r y I n c . , 855 Englewood A v e . ,
husband of Edna (Sulkowski); dear faNational Association of Retired Civil
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. No
ther of Edwin Rafe, Joseph C. Jr. ( D e - | Employ oes.
Htll
prior visitation. Flowers gratefully delores), Lorefta A . ( W i l l i a m ) Zacharias;
clined.
and Rosemary E . ; grandfather of 13
Your tilenr tribut* to tht Atawortea
grandchildren; brother of M r s . John
H E N S E L — E r n e s t A . 3 r . , suddenly F e b .
yew 'ov» one rhmnth
Morotz, John R a f e and Michael Rafe,
9, 1969, of Eggert R d . ; beloved husband
all of California, and M r s . Beileveraget
of Amelia
(nee Oelschlager);
dear
of Ohio. Funeral f r o m Jachimiak F u father of Ernest A . J r . and James R.
neral Home, 392 Amherst St., Thursday
Hense!; dear brother of M r s . Olga
Bode A n n and Arthur Hensel and the morning at 9:30 a . m . and f r o m St. John
I n e r t I t **o SuOatitvtt
the Baptist Church at 10 a . m . Deceased!
late M a r t h a and E m m a . T h e f a m i l y
was a member of the Buffalo Municipal
will be present to receive friends f r o m
Employes Association, Casey's
Dock
2-5 a n d 7-9 at the (Sheridan) Amigone
Sports Club and the W i l l i a m Penn FraFuneral Home Inc., 2640 Sheridan D r . ,
ternal Organization. T h e f a m i l y will be
near P a r k e r , where funeral services
present f r o m 2-5 a n d 7-10 p . m . Friends
City W i d e one luOurbon OeHvary
w i l l be held Wednesday afternoon at
Invited.
10112
2 p . m . Friends Invited.
J0tl2
(7eJ o H A W A i t
n wun»
By RAY HERMAN
i quarters or from the 128 GOP
If Republican County Legislator 2 ? ? ! £ *? the 9th District.
Lester S. Miller is appointed t o |
leadership has decided on a
the State Supreme Court, his sue- (recommendationi from the district
cessor in Buffalo's 9th Legislative!" J j *
Milter, tj»e party s
Distnct will be picked by the|tegislative majority Reader, U
GOP committeemen in the d i s - !
" ^ Judgeship.
For one thing, when vacancies
trict
This decision has been made by on the old 54-member Board of
the GOP's county leadership as Supervisors cropped up, the party
the party's 40-member county 1 committeemen in the various
executive committee prepares towards and towns were allowed to
meet Friday to recommend a sue- ake the recommendation
cessor to Republican Alger A. A second reason — perhaps a
Williams who resigned as a Su-more compelling one — for giving
preme Court justice last Thurs- the recommendation to the district is that party headquarters
day.
would not become ensnarled in
Rocky to Fill Post
the current controversy over a NEW YORK ( ED — Governor
Gov. Rockefeller is virtually site for the proposed county stad- Rockefeller war
Tuesday that
certain to follow the committee's um.
state aid to 1
governments
recommendation on an interim Could End Deadlock
has gone as far it can go withappointee to succeed Williams in
out massive fi icial help from
the $36,600-a-year judgeship. The A Miller successor on the leg- the federal g srnment under
appointee would serve to the end islature could play a decisive role some sort of
'enue sharing
of the year and would be thein ending the controversy. At last plan.
count,
10
of
the
20
legislators,
inGOP's endorsed candidate for a
fuU 14-year judicial term in thecluding all eight Democrats, "We're sendini more money to
favor the Buffalo crossroads stad- Washington than] ny other state,
November elections.
we're getting
k a smaller
If Miller receives the appoint- ium.
percentage
than
ny
other state
Of
the
10
remaining
GOP
leg
ment, it would mark the first
111! time in the 13-month history of islators, two oppose stadium con- and we're doin; more for local
any other
]J^the Erie County Legislature — it struction and eight, including Mil governments tl
told
a meeting
ler.
are
regarded
as
a
n
t
istate,"
Rockefel
ii3i replaced the Board of Supervisors
\f\\n January 1968 — that there has crossroads. Whether each of these of the Associatic of Towns of the
eight would vote for a suburban State of New Yc
j been a vacancy to fill.
stadium
remains to be seen.
Technically, the 19 remaining
Theoretically,
the issue could be More Money Wa d
108 j members of the legislature — 11
the job unless
"We cannot
113; Republicans and eight Democrats resolved if a Miller successor voted the federal gov*; ment shares a
for
the
crossroads.
This
would
be
lie! " would appoint Miller's suclittle more geneij usly," he said,
113 cessor. However, the GOP-con- the decisive 11th vote.
The governor fended his proMiller
is
regarded
as
the
leading
]°® trolled legislature could be exposed increase
the state sales
candidate
for
the
judgeship
alits 1 pected to accept a Republican
er increases
though
he
is
being
pressed
hard
1
tax
but
said
; recommendation in the matter.
ure the state's
by Buffalo Councilman John T.I would begin to
position in
]]\ Decision Made
Elfvin, former Councilman Roland 'c 0 m p e t i t i vl
er states,
The recommendation c o u l d R. Benzow and Eugene F. relationship to
"The fefleral overnment has
come from either party head- Elsaesser of Cljrence.
of its money if
got to share m
serve the systhey want to
said. "In the
tern," Rockefe
Both Married
meantime we'vd ;ot to live within
our own capaciti,"
Local Funds Cuf
The principal fffect of his austerity program Would be a limitation of state Iplp for local gov
ernments, he s
"We're going ID have to change
Two United States soldiers, one [Erie and the Gloekler Corp. In the formulas in state aid . . . in
order to hold dlwn the increases
whose wife lives in Cheektowaga, North
-.
wife, he is sur in our ability to |>ay for these
the other the husband
, of
, a Ripley ;Vived bv his father and steo-j under existing ces," he said,
lid local school
woman, have been killed in Vietcarr,
Rockefeller
North East; two sisters, Mrs. groups had
nam.
it clear during
William Collins of here, and Mrs. a series of
town meetings"
Dead
Spec. 4 Gerald R. Carr, 20, Kim Johnston of Fredonia, and throughout the ite that they ophusband of Mrs. Brenda Freligh | £»"? brothers, Charles Carr of posed any curt eks in state aid.
Carr of 29 E. Main St., Ripley. Wesleyville, Fa.; Specialist 4 C Aid Differences! tited
Albert Carr in Alaska, and Pvt.
so repeated his
Spec. 4 James M. Skomstd, 23, Delbert Carr in Washington, D.C. Rockeieller
arm welfare pay122 j husband of Mrs. Lorraine J Also surviving are his grand- proposal for
^JlSkomski, 76 Burdette Dr., Cheek parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy But- ments througli|>ut the United
States.
j towaga.
ler of Union City, Pa.
He cited the fcase of a woman
with
11 children; Who came to New
Wounds Take Life
Cheektowaga Man
York City recently because her
welfare paym»ts in Mississippi
Is Killed in Combat were
Of Ripley Soldier
too small to live on.
"This is not ft responsibility of
RIPLEY — Spec. 4 G e r al d'husband of Mrs. Lorraine J. New York Stat*," he said. "These
R. Carr, 20, of 29 E. Main St., Skomski, 76 Burdette Dr., Cheek- people are thej victims of probdied of wounds suffered in action j towaga, has been killed in action lems in othejt parts of the
i26!tn Vietnam, his relatives were in- in Vietnam, the Defense Depart- country."
formed Tuesday.
I ment announced Tuesday.
11*1 Specialist Carr, whose Army The announcement said he died
!!! service would have been com, Feb. 8.
116 pleted next August, died of . ^ e r employe of the Amerwounds inflicted by fragments ot\*™ Optical Co., Cheektowaga he
112! an exploding grenade. Further d e - i
>'
^
tails of the death were not im-1968, and had been in Vietnam for
three months.
116I mediately available.
Specialist Skomski attended St.
He entered service in Xovem- Ann's Parochial School and Senber. 1967, and had been in Viet- eca Vocational High School.
nam since last September. He was Besides his wife, he is survived
married last June to the former by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Brenda Freligh, who lives at the!pj j 'n j * Skomski Sr., of 85
E. Main Street address here.
!Sears St.- two brothers, Florian
A native of Erie, Pa., Carr wasiR. Jr., Cheektowaga, and Donald
a 1966 graduate of North East j Skomski of Meridan, Conn., and
<Pa.t High School and was a|a grandfather, Edward Nowamember of the Christian and Mis-jczewski of Buffalo,
sionary Alliance Church of North Funeral arrangements will be
107 East. He formerly was employed completed upon arrival of the
by the General Electric Corp. in body from Vietnam.
Rockefeller
RepeatiJB Bid
For U.S. Aid
f
Two WNY Soldiers Die
In Battle in Vietnam
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JOSEPH R. KASPER
Joseph R. Kasper, 55, an electrical contractor for the last 23
for
years, died Tuesday in Lafayette
General Hospital after a long illj ness. He lived on Clinton St..
^7! Cheektowaga.
iui Mr. Kasper was the owner and
1969
]^j operator of Kasper's Electric Co.
Deaths
3
104 from 1946 until his death. He ran
476
the business from his home. He Injuries
also operated Kasper's TV & ApSAFETY BELTS SAVE
pliance Co. from 1949 to 1956.
LIVES - USE THEM
Mr, Kasper was a member of
the Niagara Frontier Electrical
Contractors Assn.
Surviving are his wife, the for- Cheektowaga Club
mer Ann Klima; a son, Ronald, Elects President
and a daughter, JoDean, both at
home; two brothers, Louis Kas- The Sertoma Club of Cheekper czyk of Alden, and Frank Kas- towaga on Tuesday elected Harold
perczyk of Cleveland, Ohio; and J. Kuehlewind, 52 Airview Terr.,
his mother. Mrs. Helen Kasper- as president, to fill the unexpired
czyk of Alden.
Prayers at 9 a.m. Friday in the term of Leon A. Gubala, of 35
Buszka Funeral Home, 2005 Clin- Zoerb Ave., Cheektowaga, who
j ton St., will be followed by a Re- resigned.
Jquiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. in The club also voted to present
H3 St. Bernards Church, 1990 Clin- cherry trees to Villa Maria
]]|| ton St. Burial will be in St.
A c a d e m y and Cheektowaga
Junior-Senior High School on
Feb. 18. Plans for a spring conPolice Record
cert, under the chairmanship ot
WEATi ER SYNOPSIS
Salvatore Ricupito, were also disno
from Lake SupeLow
press
cussed at the meeting at the rior advan
to Georgian Bay
Cordon Bleu Restaurant.
and decele *d. Its somewhat
moist circul )n will prevail over
Western N | York as the system
drifts east rd toward the St.
ring the next 24
Lawrence
hours.
iitime, colder air
In the
down Lake Erie
that is swei
will deepen over Western New
York. Bacto by high pressure
southward from
Memorial services for Miss A native of Buffalo, Miss Mere- that is rid;
Prairies, the cold
Grace E. Meredith, 93, daughter dith was a graduate of the Buf- the Canad
n persist through
of a Civil War general and niece falo Seminary; the Castle at Tar- flow will
York during the
of a former U.S. secretary of the rytown, N.Y., and Miss Annie Western N
days.
«
treasury, will be held at 11 a.m. Brown's School for Girls in New following t
Saturday in the Forest Lawn York City.
FIVE
Y FORECAST
Chapel.
For
W
Traveled
Widely
Miss Meredith, of Cowlesville,
Temperat
will average beformerly of 250 Elmwood Ave., Miss Meredith, who played the low
norm
Thursday
through
Buffalo, died Monday in Lafayette' Piano and sang, also had traveled
Monday,
highs
in
the
mid
widely.
She
spoke
Italian
and
General
Hospital
where
she
was
Nichols School defeated visitand upper
and
lows
around
French
and
in
her
70s
and
80s
a
patient
for
three
weeks.
ing St. Francis, 47-35, in a nonto day temperature
studied Russian to keep herself 10. Minor
league basketball game Tuesday. Commissioned by Lincoln
changes.
mentally
alert.
She
also
mainNichols led by only three points Her lather, Sullivan Amory tained an active interest in cur- Precipita
may total more
after three periods but outscored Meredith,
was
commissioned
a
rent
events.
inch melted as
than
onethe visitors 15-6 in the last eight brigadier general in the Union During World War n , Miss
ly
and
Sunday, and
snow
Satu
minutes. Ed Zablocki paced Army by President Abraham Lin- Meredith was a civil defense airmost
other days.
snow
flur
Nichols with 14 points and Eulis coln. Gen. Meredith, wounded in plane spotter here.
Cathey added 10.
PREC1 TATION ODDS
the second Battle of Manassas, Surviving are a nephew, MerThe
prot •ility of precipitation
Va., later was placed in charge chant Marine Capt. Philip M.
NICHOLS
ST. F R A N C I S
F T of the Prisoner Exchange Board Mohun of Cowlesvilk; a niece. is 90 per
G F
today, 80 per cent
Zablocki t
2 14
2 0
Medina t
per cent Thursday.
Jennings Perry, also of tonight and
Peterson f
0 6 in St. Louis, Mo. He died in 1874. Mrs.
Roth f
Szydiowski c
1 9
Ziolko c
Miss Meredith's uncle, William Cowlesville, with whom Miss MerCathey g
6 10
Montroy g
Brouse g
1 3 Morris Meredith, served as secre- edith lived; three great-nephews,
Fi|p Record
Justinieno 9
Roberts
1 5 tary of the treasury in 1849 dur- two
great-nieces, four great A . M .
Totals
18 11 47
Totals
13 • M
1 2 : ! 2 - S q u a d l ! < to Kensington and W y
ing the administration of Presi- great-nephews and three great oming,
Robert Cappello, 23, of 74 Jane,
Junior varsity; Nichols eU St. Frangreat-nieces.
dent Zachary Taylor.
Depew, I I I , to Emergency Hospital.
C I 40.
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