1 0 000 000 000 000 000 000 vital Stutistics DUFFALO EVENNG ITEMS rnuay, December ov, 1900 B. Denneen. Friends received LARSON-Blanche Schafer, Dec. 28, 1960, funeral home of Robert E. of 151 Washington Snyder, wife 2067 Niagara 2-5, 7-10 of the late Alexander Larson; mother where services will be held of Richard A.
Larson of Williamsville. afternoon at 2 o'clock, friends Survived by two grandchildren, Richard attend. D. and James C. Larson; daughter of the late Joseph and Elizabeth Schafer; REIMER-Frederick B.
Reimer sister of Mrs. Lloyd (Lauretta) Rider Adams Dec. 28, 1960, son of and the late Joseph, Frank, Charles, Frederick and Sophie Rose George and Arthur Schafer. Friends brother of Mrs. Emma Miller, may call at Leo Sauer Funeral Home Bertha Haun, and the late 1933 Kensington Ave.
Family will Frank and George Reimer, be present 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Funeral Augusta Barnes, Mrs. Carrie Saturday 9:15. Requiem Mass at St.
Mrs. Clarence Pfohl and Mrs. Benedict's Church at 10 A. M. 29130 Yaeger.
Funeral from Loomis, Loomis Inc. Memorial LETTS-Elizabeth Casey Lefts, of 162 Seneca Saturday afternoon Auburn Buffalo, N. Dec. 29, o'clock. Deceased was a 1960.
Widow of Frank W. Lefts. Calls Oakwood Lodge No. 190, 1.0.0.F. may be Grant made at the Link-Fox Mortuary, Fellow services Friday evening 355 until noon Saturday.
Fu- o'clock at 1820 Seneca St. neral private. of 5313 of Santa Monica, way, Lancaster, N. suddenly, in West Los Angeles, Dec. 28, 1960, beloved husband of 24, 1960, son of Rose Sisti and the late Meininghaus; father of Noreen Daniel Lettieri: brother of John, Mrs.
son of Clara Winter and the Charles (Josephine) Scibetta, Daniel, Schaefer; brother of Colette Mrs. Edwin (Barbara) Tomkies and Funeral from the Funeral Mrs. Robert (Theresa) Kocsis. Friends Wendel Loecher 27 may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Lancaster, Saturday afternoon Porter and Niagara where tuneral o'clock. Interment in Lancaster will take place Saturday morning at 9 Cemetery.
Flowers gratefully and from Holy Angels Church at 9:45. Memorial contributions may Visiting hours at the funeral home 10 to the Western N. Y. Heart A. M.
to 10 P. M. 29130 Family present from 2-5 and LEXO-Anna Hipp Lexo of 50 Yale Dec. 30, 1960, sister of the late George Henry William and Fred A Hipp, Mrs. Rose La Tour and Mrs.
William M. Crooker: aunt of Mrs. John A. Goetz, Frederick A. and Henry J.
Hipp, Mrs. Henry Barnes and Mrs. Hazel Dabastian. Friends may call after 10 o'clock Sunday morning at Loomis, Offers Loomis -Inc. Memorial Chapel.
1820 Seneca where funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon af 2 o'clock. 30131 Dec. 29, 1960, of 31 Cushing husband of the late Ida Link Lipke, lather of Mrs. Olga Robinson, Albert Otto W. Emil Hugo W.
Mrs. Sidney Betraun. Mrs. Arthur A. Sprung and the late Millard Lipke; survived by 12 grandand 15 great-grandchildren.
Deceased was a member of the Men's Club of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Scoville Ave. Funeral from the Kennedy Mortuary. 914 Abbott Saturday afternoon af 3 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Flowers gratefully declined. Contributions may be made to the Niagara Lutheran Home, 64 Hager Buffalo, N. Y. LO MANTO Michael LoManto, of 269 Vermont this city. Dec.
28. 1960, brother of Onotrio LoManto. Mrs. Concetta Costantino, Alfred LoManto and Sam LoManto, both of Los Angeles. Charles LoManto and Mrs.
Carmela Copodicasa. Funeral from the Louis Mascari Funeral Home, 860 Niagara Saturday morning at hours. 10:30 A. M. M.
Friends invited. Visiting 11 A. to 10 P.M. MacNEIL-James Dec. 29, 1960, of 45 Heward Ave.
Husband of Ethel Barrow: brother of Mrs. William Daymond of MacNeil Niagara of Falls, Buffalo. Friends and may Norman call at the George W. Denneville Funeral Home, 366 Ontario at Laird where services will be held afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends invited.
Mr. MacNeil was member of The Riverside United Presbyterian Church: The family will be present and 7-10. 30-31 MARCHLEWSKI Janet (nee Borcz), Dec. 28. 1960, beloved wife of Casimer: dear mother of Judith Ann: daughter of Caroline Heinosz and the late John Borcz; sister of Mrs.
Edward (Mary) Topol. Mrs. Victor (Sally) Woiciechowski, Mrs. Waiter (Alice) Niespodziethe late Mrs. John Jankowski: Walter daughter-in-law Marchlewski: of Stella also and the late survived by nieces, and nephews.
FUneral services be held Monday from her late residence. 317 Olmstead Depew. at 9:30 A. and at SS. Peter Paul Church at 10.
Burial in St. Augustine Cemetery, East Lancaster, N. Y. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Holy Rosary Society of the parish.
Wanda Society Z. N. P. K. No.
2215, Bishop's Committee, St. Rita's Society, No. 1074. 30131 MARINO-Stefano Marino of 247 North Dec. 30, 1960, husband of Frances Maranto Marino; father of Mrs.
Sam Maggio: brother of the late Mrs. Giovannina Guerico; also survived by four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Greco Funeral Home, 473 Niagara from 11 A. M. to 10 P.
M. where funeral will be held Monday morning at 8:30 and at St. Rose of Lima Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. 30131 MAYER-Rose Zimmermann Maver, Dec.
29, 1960, of Peoria, wife of the late lanatius mother of Nicholas. Joseph and Mrs. Edward Roth (Rose); foster mother of Arthur. Katherine, Eve and the late Matthew Maver: sister of Magdalena Kiel of California and the late Joseph Soath. Deceased is also survived by seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Stephan Funeral Home, 266 East St. at Austin, where services will take place Saturday morning at 9:15 and from St. Francis Xavier Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Christian Mothers.
Erie Benevolent and Social Society and Black Rock Freuen Sterbe Verein. 29130 McCARTHY-Frank Dec. 29, 1960, formerly of 83 Wellington brother of Thomas F. McCarthy and the late John, Margaret and Frances McCarthy. Friends may call at the Reddington Funeral Home, 657 Abbott Rd.
corner Red Jacket where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:15 and at St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 9 A. M. Friends are invited. McDermott, Dec.
29, 1960, daughter of the and Catherine Sheehan McDermott: sister of the late Kathryn A. and Charles McDermott. Funeral from the Driscoll Funeral Home, 1336 Main on Saturday morning at 9:15 o'clock and from St. Joseph's New Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited 10 attend.
Miss McDermott was a member of the Women's First Friday Club of Buffalo, the Catholic Daughters of America and St. Joseph's New Cathedral. 29130 MIETUS-Frances, Dec. 29, 1960, of 508 Doat beloved wife of the late Frank; beloved mother of Mrs. Stephania Prorok, Mrs.
Michalina Pelson, Mrs. Genevieve Monczynski, Henry, Edmund and Casimer and the late Walter, Leon and Helen Murawski: survived by 20 grandchildren, 36 great -grandchildren and 3 Funeral Monday at 9:30 A. M. from the Urban Funeral Home, 3645 Genesee St. (two blocks east of Union and in St.
John Gualbertus A Church at 10 A. M. Burial in invited St. Stanislaus Chapel Cemetery. hours Friends to attend.
2-5 and 7-10. 30131 -Valentine Mondrala of 51 Dingens Dec. 29, 1960, husband of the late Magdalena Jargosz: father of Stanley, Valentine, Frank and laus; father-in-law of Stella, Helen, Adeline and Fay; survived by 14 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Buszka Funeral Home 1997 Clinton Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock and at Our Lady of Czestochowa Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. 29130 P. at the Hennessy Saturday Flowers invited 29130 to Truly Express Your Sympathy the of SQUARE: William, Mrs. Shop Bramer, Mayme 301 MAIN ST.
TL 3-3230 MONUMENTS by CRAWFORD "Since 1855" Open Evenings by Appointment 1875 MAIN opp. Forest Lawn TT 3-4622 FINAL SPORTS Card of Thanks MARINO -We wish to express our most grateful and heartfelt thanks that were sent to us during our recent tragedy of a fire that took the life of our 4-year-old son Danny. Also our prayers go out to all the firemen and the Red Cross and all the generous people, who helped us. and our expressed thanks to the Tonawanda News for their help. THE MARINO FAMILY.
In Memoriam ALAIMO-in loving memory of our dear mother, Pauline, who passed away 12 years ago Friday, Dec. 30. 1948. Dear Lord, will Thou a message take For the one who walks the golden way? Whisper that our hearts are with her in the kingdom up above, Tell her that we miss her always And we send her all our love. Sadly missed by HER LOVING FAMILY.
loving memory of our husband gladlas will long will years are father, as you not ago remember life ever Elmer, today. forgotten, and be. thee. who Dec. memory loved 30, passed one.
1954. last, away WIFE, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. DEL POPOLO In dearest memory of our dear son and brother, Richard who passed away 12 years ago today, Dec. 30, 1948. December comes with sad regrets, It brings the day we shall never forget; No words can say.
no flowers repay How much we lost on that sad day, Sadly missed by MOTHER, DADDY, BOBBY, JOSEPH AND WIFE JANET. McNIFF-in loving memory of my dear husband. Harvey, who passed away 20 vears ago today, Dec. 30, 1940. No words can express my feeling, Because I miss you 50.
But you'll always live in my memory. So God said that you must go. Sadly missed by WIFE. Deaths ANDRZEJEWSKI Aniela (nee BabkieLackawanna, N. Dec.
29, 1960, beloved wife of Joseph; dearest mother of Mrs. Leroy (Adeline) Hendrick of Dallas. Leo Andrus, Mrs. Anthony (Phyllis) Rudnicki and Stanley Andrzefewski; daughter of the late Anthony and Aniela: sister of Walter of Poland, Felix of Toledo, Mary Andrzejewski, the late Frances and Pauline: survived by five grandchildren. Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapel 303 Ridge corner of Ingham Tuesday, morning at at 9:30 10 and o'clock.
from Burial St. Hyacinth's Church in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends vited. Mrs. Andrzelewski was a member of Z.
N. P. Group No. 2075. 30131 BAKER- Agnes Grant Baker, of 173 Cadman December 28.
1960; wife of the late Stanley Baker; mother of Mrs. John W. (Carol) Berryman, Mrs. Agnes H. Conklin and Mrs.
James A. (Mery) Border, Mrs. Roy (Alice) Borman and Samuel E. Hewitt, also survived by 10 grandchildren. Funeral from Warren B.
Austin Funeral Home 565 Elmwood Saturday at 8:45 and from Joseph's New Cathedral at 9:15 o'clock. Deceased was a member of Amherst Senior Citizen League and the Golden Age Group of Williamsville. Family present 2-4 and 7-10. 29130 BALDUF of 2035 Dodge East Amherst, suddenly, Dec. 28.
1960. husband of Henrietta Jane Schmidt Balduf: father of Dorothy and George H. Balduf. Friends may call at the Creasey Funeral Home, 93 Adam Tonawanda, where funeral services will take place Saturday at 2 P. M.
The Rev. Robert Bohall will officiate. Burial in Pine Hill Cemetery. Friends are invited. 29130 BARNES- Robert F.
Barnes, suddenly, Dec. 27, 1960, of 241 Willowbend Tonawanda, N. beloved Brennan); husband of Jean F. Barnes (nee father of Robert F. Kevin Kathleen John J.
and Mary Margaret Barnes: son of John J. and Hazel Hidinger Barnes; brother of Mrs. Robert Finn, Mrs. Jerome Murphy, Mrs. Alfred Wilson.
Mrs. Robert Lites, John Mrs. Donald Holland and Leo T. Barnes. Funeral from the George J.
Roberts Sons Funeral Home, 2400 Main Saturday morning at 8 o'clock, and from St. Francis of Assisi Church, Tonawanda. Y. at 9 o'clock. Friends are Invited to attend.
Mr. Barnes was a veteran of World War 11 28130 BECKMAN-Frank in Buffalo. N. December 28, 1960; husband of the late Rose (nee Mallette): father of Mrs. Irene Morris, Mrs.
Dorothy Griener and Edmund Beckman; brother of Mrs. Margaret Roos and Mrs. Lillian Tuily, Friends received 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the A.
F. Faso Funeral Home, 719 Broadway, where funeral will be held Saturday at 9:15 A. M. and in St. Josephat's Church at 10 A.
M. Friends invited. 29130 BOGAN-James F. Bogan, of 145 Woodward Kenmore, N. suddenly.
Dec. 29, 1960, husband of Louise Stark Bogan; father of Miss Kaiser Charlotte of Bogan, KenMrs. Lee Marguerite more, James Bogan Jr. of North Tonawanda and Glenn Fisher of Kenmore. Friends may call at the Creasey Funeral Home, 93 Adam Tonawanda, where prayers will be said Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock followed by Requiem Mass at St.
Andrew's R. C. Church at 9:30 A.M. The family will be present 2-5 and 7.9 P. M.
Deceased was a member of St. Andrew's R. C. Church. Friends invited.
30131 BRAUN-Mary Murray Braun, of 76 Merrimac Dec. 27, 1960, beloved wife of George E. Braun; mother of Mrs. John (Marion) Monaghan, Mrs. Robert (Dorothy) Mason Jr.
and Bernard R. Braun; sister of Charles, William, Alice and Bernard Murray and Mrs. Helen Lowell; also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral from the Glancey-Schlager Funeral Home, 2 University at Main Saturday mornat 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
Family ing at 9:15 and at St. Joseph's no Church present 2-5 and 7.9 P.M. 28130 BROOKS--Andrew of 167 Bissell Dec. 27, 1960, husband of the late Elizabeth Kravenvenger; father of Walter, Reynold and Vincent; brother of Mrs. Mary Strohm of Rochester, N.
also survived by 4 grandchildren. The family will receive friends at the Ernst Funeral Home, 1096 East Ferry St. from 2-4 and 7.9 P. M. Funeral Saturday morning at 8:30 and in St.
Matthews Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Mr. Brooks was member of the Holy Name Society. 28130 BUSHOVER-Louise, Dec.
28, 1960, of 98 Hertel wife of the late Edward Bushover; mother of Mrs. Jack Groves, Mrs. Robert Meyer and Amos Bushover; sister of Leo Falk; grandmother of eight grandchildren. Friends received at the funeral home of Robert E. nessy 2067 Niagara from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
where services will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock and at St. Francis Xavier Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. 28130 CARLIN-Mathew December 29, 1960, at V.A.C. Hospital, Bath, N.
son of the late Peter and Rose 'Laughlin Cartin; brother of Mrs. Lawrence J. DeMars, Mrs. John Carey of Orchard Park, Robert Carlin of Dallas, Mrs. Joseph Tombolesi and the late Margaret G.
and James R. Carlin. Friends may call at the McKendryDengler Funeral Home, 2254 Main from 2-5. 7-10 P. M.
Friday, where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 and from St. Vincent de Paul's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. Deceased was a Charter member of Cold Spring Post No. 3254 V.F.W.
of Buffalo. 29130 CARLSON -Elsa M. Johnson Carlson. Dec. 30, 1960, of 50 Lynncrest Cheektowaga, beloved wife of Henry A.
Carlson; mother of Robert Mrs. George L. Nuhn, Mrs. Milton W. Mrs.
Leroy Weigel, Mrs. William VanSteinberg and Eric G. Carlson; also survived by 14 grandchildren. FUneral services from the Carlton A. UIrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Friends are invited. 30131 104 CARMODY-Howard Woodcrest West Dec. Seneca, 29, 1960, son of the late George and Clara Rech: brother of Mrs. Leanora E. Geary: uncle of Clarice and Evelyn Geary, Friends may call at the Lux Sons Funeral Home, 2528 Main St.
where funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited, 29130 CHOPK0-Joseph F. Chopko, suddenly Dec. 28, 1960, of 392 Claremont Town of Tonawanda, beloved husband of Margaret M. Chopko (nee Stabinski): father of Mrs.
James H. (Barbara) Pries and Michael J. Chopko. Friends may call at the George J. Roberts Sons Funeral Home, 2400 Main from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
where the funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock and from Blessed ment Church at 10:15 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr. Chopko was a member of the Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Church 29130 CHRZANOWSKA-Mary (nee Skuza), Dec. 30, 1960, of 107 Grote beloved wife of Michael Chrzanowska, and the late Joseph Duszynski; stepmother of Mrs.
Zygmunt (Florence) Chrzanowski, Mrs. Pasquale (Alfreda) Catalano; grandmother of Richard and Mrs. Loraine Tomporowski, and five great-grandchildren. Funeral from Jachimiak FUneral Home, 392 Amherst Tuesday morning at 9:30 and in Assumption Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
Deceased was a member of Rose of St. Teresa Lodge No. 346, P. U. of America.
30131 CONNOR-Norma Phillips, Dec. 28, 1960, of 16 Mayville Kenmore, beloved wife of Maurice N. Connor: mother of Nelson Connor, Mrs. Carlysle Woitowicz (Judy Ann): daughter of Nelson and Florence Phillips of Delray Beach, sister of Mrs. Thomas Fox (Jean) of Miami Beach.
grandmother of Penney Woltowicz. Services from the Lester H. Wedekindt Funeral Home, 3290 Delaware corner Eiseman. Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Friends invited. Mrs.
Connor was a member of Parkside Lutheran Church. The family be present from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 28130 CURTO--Joseph Curta of 332 Grant Buffalo, Dec. 27, 1960.
husband of the late Louisa Petruzzella: father of Salvatore Curto: brother of Mrs. Concetta Arena, Charles Curto and the late Angelo and Frank Curto. Friends received at the Greco Funeral Home, 473 Niagara from 11 A. M. to 10 P.
M. where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8 and at Annunciation Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. CUSIMANO-Margarite (nee Fiorella) of 255 Fourteenth wite of the late Michael Cusimano; mother of Michael, Mrs. Charles Privitera of Angola, N.
Y. Thomas. Mrs. Mariano Manzella, fred of Cleveland, 0. and Mrs.
George Schubert; also survived by 16 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Porter and Niagara where funeral wilt be held Saturday morning at 8:15 and from Holy Cross Church at 9 o'clock. 29130 DRESCHER- Dec. 28, 1960, of 132 Niagara Falls husband of the late Harriett Heeb; father of Raymond A. and the late Marcella G.
Drescher: sister of Mrs. Josephine Clausen. of Albert-Lea, also survived by 2 grandchildren, Mrs. Gretchen M. Witmoth.
of St. Claire Shores, George J. Drescher, and 2 great grandchildren, Cynthia Wilmoth and Melinda Drescher. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7.10 at the funeral home of Lux Sons. 2528 Main where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 and from St.
Joseph's Church at 11 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Holy Name Society. 29130 DURKIN-Dec. 27, 1960.
John Durkin: husband Margaret McDonald of Thomas J. Vincent, Francis, William. Raymond. Mrs. PatJ.
Hurley and the late James M. Durkin; brother of James of Chicago, Friends may call at the family residence, 98 Mineral Spring Rd. where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:15 and at St. Teresa's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are Invited.
Flowers gratefully declined. Mr. Durkin was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Teresa's Church. 28130 ELSAESSER- Steinke Elsaesser in Buffalo, N.
Dec. 28. 1960, wife of the late John Elsaesser; mother of Ida, Dr. Arthur Edward J. and Eugene grandF.
Elsaesser of Clarence. N. mother of six grandchildren and two sister of the late Christiana Smith, Wilhelmina Reich, Clara Tingler. Julius. Rudolph and Frederick Steinke.
Calls may be made at her, home, 66 Agassiz Circle, where funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are Invited. 28130 FOLAN-James Dec. 27, 1960, formerly of Lackawanna, N. suddenly in Highland Park, husband of the late Bretha Welch; father of Mrs.
Robert (Cell) Lynch; grandfather of James Lynch of Buffalo, N. brother of Thomas of Scranton, Mrs. Carroll Kreidl and Sara of Buffalo, N. and the late John and Mary Folan. Funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9 from the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church.
Burial in Highland Park, Mich. 28130 GARDNER-Joseph A. Gardner of 820 Richmond Dec. 29, 1960, husband of Mary Falcone Gardner. Friends may call at the funeral home of John E.
Roberts, 762 Elmwood from 2-5 and 7-10 where funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 8:30 and from St. Joseph's New Cathedral at 9:15. 30131 GEBAUER-Lauretta T. Hansen Pembroke Gebauer, Dec. 29, 81 beloved wife of Otto G.
Gebauer: mother of Mrs. John J. Plail: also survived by four grandchildren: sister of Edward the late Richard M. and Charles E. Hansen.
Funeral services from the Carlton A. Ulirich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends are invited. 30131 GIARRATANO-Gaetano (Thomas) Dec. of 107 Brayton In Buffalo, N.
28, 1960, husband of Carrie Monte Giarratano; father of Samuel, Mrs. Lory Ventura of Jamestown, N. Michael of Lancaster, N. and Angelo Giarratano; also survived by nine grandchildren; brother of Mrs. John Sack of Angola, N.
and the late Angelo Giarratano. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home. Porter and Niagara, where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:15, and o'clock. from Our Lady of Loretto Church at 9 Mr. Giarratano was a member of difalco Society and San Benedetto Society.
Visitina hours at the funeral home 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 29130 GIOELE-Liborio of 109 Russell Ave. in this city Dec. 28.
1960, beloved husband Anna Solazzo Gioele; devoted father of Mrs. Paul (Laura) Taurgrasso, Mrs. James (Rose) Occhino, Mrs. Josephine Graci, Mrs. Fred (Mary) Capizzi, Mrs.
Charles (Jennie) Bellavia, Miss Ann Gioele and the Tate Mrs. Sarah Cetela; also survived by 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; brother of Joseph, Samuel and the late Anthony Gioele. Friends received at the James F. Augello Sons Funeral Home, 508 Massachusetts Ave. near Richmond, from 11 A.
P. where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:30, and from St. Mark's Church, Woodward and Amherst at 9:30 o'clock. Mr. Gioele was a member of Club San Giovanni Batista and U.
A. AFL-CIO, 428. Friends invited to attend, 28130 GRANT -Merritt J. Grant, of 1416 Michigan Dec. 29, 1960; husband of Marie Heysel Grant; father of Russell E.
and Mrs. John (Jo Ann) Geoghan; brother of Joseph H. Grant of Fort Meyers, grandfather of MaryLou, Sandra and John Geoghan. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-9 o'clock at the McGinnis-Saverwein Funeral Home, 2268 Main opposite Dewey where funeral service will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Mr. Grant was a member of L.0.0.M. No. 8. 30131 GREENE-Charles 0., Dec.
29, 1960, of 36 20th Cheektowaga, husband of Helen Steiss: father of Mrs. John Wheeler, Mrs. Rudolf Rigo, Mrs. Richard Hoffman, Carol, Robert of Florida, Francis, Ronald, Kenneth, Richard R. of Florida and the late Charles Jr.
and Richard Greene; survived by 18 grandchildren; brother of Clarence, Elmer, Leo, Richard, Mrs. Milford Pepke, Mrs. Edward Eberle, Mrs. Robert Schieder and the late Genevieve Vogt. Friends may call at Leo Sauer Funeral Home 1933 Kensington Ave.
Funeral Monday at 9:15. Requiem Mass at Mother of Divine Grace Church at 10 A. M. Deceased was a member of St. Columban's Retreat League.
30131 HERBST-Lillian Herbst, Dec. 28, 1960, of 534 Northampton daughter of the late George Herbst and Caroline Herbst Jung: sister of May, George, Katherine Herbst, Andrew Young, Mrs. Katherine Schuetze, Dr. Danial Jung. Dr.
Elmer Jung and the late Carrie and Anna Herbst, Jacob, Peter and Dr. Emil Jung. Funeral service from Carlton A. Ulirich Funeral Home 3272 Balley Ave. Saturday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Miss Herbst was a member of St. Peter's United Church of Christ and Highland Chapter No. 403 0. E.
under whose auspices a memorial service will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock. 29130 HEYER-Dec. 29, 1960, Frank, father of Richard, Chester, Mrs. Donald Chapman, and Mrs. Ralph Schieb; also survived by nine grandchildren; brother of Mrs.
Emma Fuchs, Mrs. John Kamber, Mrs. Harold Reif, Elmer and Henry Heyer. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of John E. Courtney, 1869 Seneca St.
where funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Friends are invited. 29130 HOAR--Mary Agnes Griffin, suddenly Dec. 27, 1960, of 849 Brighton Tonawanda, formerly of 3901 Main wife of Patrick J. Hoar; mother of Frances Mrs.
Edward J. (Marion) Regan, Patrick William J. and Mrs. William M. (Kathleen) Eagen; sister of Mrs.
Helen Rock, Mrs. Laura Ellis and Mrs. Herbert (Frances) Anderson. the late John, Elizabeth, James and Edward Griffin; also survived by 20 grandchildren. Funeral from the Lenahan Funeral Home, 2037 Seneca Saturday morning at 9:15 and at St.
Thomas Aquinas Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Rosary and Altar Society of St. Benedict's Church, 28130 JEDD-(Jedrzejek), Pearl K. Riegle, Dec.
28, 1960, of 86-A Donovan beloved mother of Edward Leonard F. and Raymond P. Jedd; grandmother of Debra, Lorene and Carol Lynn Jedd: sister of Mrs. Otto Thering, Harold Mrs. Otto Scott, Mrs.
Walter Thering and Ruth M. Riegle. Friends may call at Leo Saver Funeral Home 1933 Kensington Ave. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 P.M. Funeral services Monday at 1 P.M.
30131 KERR-Bertram Dec. 28, 1960, of 324 Tremaine Kenmore, N. beloved husband of Ruth A. (nee Olmstead); brother of John K. Kerr and Mrs.
William (Eleanor) Baird and Dorothy fa*gan. Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont, Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. Paul's Church at 9:15 o'clock.
Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 29130 Dr. M.
L. Pollack Dies; Practiced Here for 41 Years Dr. Morris L. Pollack, 74, of 1198 Kensington a general practitioner here for 41 years, died today (Dec. 30, 1960) in Veterans Administration Hospital, where he was admitted Tuesday.
He was born in Russia and brought to New York City as child. He was graduated from Fordham University's School of Medicine in 1915. During World War I he served France as a first lieutenant in the Medical Corps. He came to Buffalo in 1919 after his Army service and began his practice in the Kensington section. His home and office were at the Kensington Ave.
address. Dr. Pollack was a member of the Erie County Medical Society, the Buffalo Academy Medicine and Kensington Post 708, American Legion. He is survived by his wife, the former Dora Simon; a son, Richard a brother, Selig Pollack, and a sister, Mrs. Simon Tomashoff, both of New York.
Dr. Martin L. Goldberg, rabbi of Temple Beth Zion, will officiate at a funeral service o'clock Monday in the Park Terrace Mortuary, 855 Englewood Town of Tonawanda. Burial will be in the family plot in White Chapel Memorial Park Cemetery, Town of Amherst. George Walter George Walter, 80, of 343 Parkridge an insurance broker for a half century, died Thursday (Dec.
29, 1960) in Sisters' Hospital. He was born and went to school in Buffalo. He specialized in auto and fire insurance. A parishioner of St. Matthew's Church, Mr.
Walter held the rank of lieutenant colonel in Commandery 246, Knights of St. John, and also was a member of the parish Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Schaefer; a son, Robert a daughter, Mrs. Joseph L. Bachman; three grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.
A Mass of Requiem will be offered at 11:15 tomorrow in St. Matthew's Church after in the Ernst Funeral Home, 1096 E. Ferry St. Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Thomas L. Waring STROUDSBURG, Dec. 30 (P)-Thomas L. Waring, 58, composer and co-founder of "Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians," died Thursday. Mr.
Waring and his brother, whose name orchestra carries, founded organization in the their home town of Tyrone, Pa. TWO- -WAY RADIO IN PLOWS STUDIED The feasibility of provinding two-way radio communication for snowfighting equipment is being investigated by Parks Department and Streets Division officials. Costs for equipping snowplows, salt spreaders and cars of district foremen and other streetcleaning supervisory personnel are being checked Parks Commissioner George M. Martin and Streets Director Frederick Ganter. Mr.
Martin has discussed with County Civil Defense Director William J. Flynn the possibility of obtaining matching federal funds. Such assistance is available providing the city agrees to make the equipment available for Civil Defense use in event of attack. Preliminary study indicates, a cost of between $10,000 000 for transmitting and radio equipment. PERSONNEL SHIFTS MADE BY COUNTY Six appointments and promotions, three resignations and one retirement of county employes were reported today by County Personnel Officer Donald M.
Neff as follows: APPOINT APPOINTMENTS-PROMOTIONS BUILDINGS DEPARTMENT Hagen, 64 Arden. building maintenance mechanic. $4200 annual salary, and Walter H. Wesolowski, 26 Harmonia, janitor, $3140. ward A.
Leary, MEMORIAL Humber, $3140. MEYER HOSPITAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Ward w. Hunt. 452 Campus, Ferguson. junior instructor, $4970: John P.
26 Brandel. caster, laborer, $3140. and John R. Smith, 38 Edwin, laborer, $3140. RESIGNATIONS MEYER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Ruth M.
Williamson, general-duty nurse: liam P. Nowicki. 215 Sweet, ward attendant, and Ferdinand J. Obringer, 129 W. Northrup, laundryman.
RETIREMENT MEYER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL-Hilda E. Haderer, 330 Fox, principal stores clerk. 7 INJURY CLAIMS FILED AGAINST CITY Four claims totaling $70,000 have been filed against the city for personal injuries. Three others, which did not specify an amount, also were filed. Robert G.
Symonds. 11. Keystone $30.000, for injuries when "struck and by Patrolman Herman Bowen in parking lot, 3144 Bailey Ave. Sept. 17.
Bertha and Norman Burno. 121 Lafarette $20,000. injuries suffered by Mrs. Burno in a fall Sept. 23 on sidewalk.
192 Lafayette Ave. Lawrence and Albina Gospodarski, 259 Loepere $10.000. injuries to Mrs. struck by falling tree limb Gospodarski, Lee' C. Welsh.
375 Faraday Kenmore, $10,000. injuries Oct. 15. when stuck by golf bail. Grover Cleveland Park.
Jean Cantano, 305 West fall, Broadway Market arcade, Nov. 18. Myron E. Forbes, 710 Potomac fall. Main front of Liberty Bank Dec.
8. Louise M. Archer, 234 Franklin fall, front of 455 Pearl Nov. 8. THE FUNERAL HOME Beautiful Service UnsurpassedWithin the Means of All I THOMAS V.
RAY Funeral Home IT 2-3000 465 Franklin St. T. RAY, Lic. Mgr. JUDGE REFUSES TO BAN PICKETS AT RESTAURANTS application for a temporary injunction restrain picketing at Ace's Steak Pit Restaurants at 145 Franklin St.
and 38 Swan St. was denied today by Supreme Court Justice William B. Lawless. Alexander Bonner, owner of the restaurants, sought the injunction on the ground the sole purpose of the picketing was to him into signing a contract with the Hotel Restaurant Employes Union. The court noted in a memorandum that an injunction would be warranted if there was proof the picketing was "organized to promote an unlawful labor objective." Justice Lawless said the picketing may continue, providing that no more than two pickets are used at each restaurant and that the signs which they carry to state true facts." JUDGE ORDERS TRUCK DRIVER BACK TO SCHOOL A truck driver who covers 0 to 60,000 miles a year agreed today to attend traffic school to eliminate "some sloppy driving habits." Roy W.
Hopper, 31, of Liberia Rd. East Aurora, pleaded guilty in Traffic Court to his third speeding offense within the the year. Noting that the offense was committed when road conditions were bad, City Judge Joseph P. Kuszynski threatened to revoke Mr. Hopper's license.
who speeds up to 42 mph on wet snow should be taken off the road," the judge said. "It's bad enough when we have speeders on dry pavement." After learning that Mr. Hopper has two small children, the judge ordered him enrolled in traffic school. He set Feb. 14 for sentencing.
BOARD APPOINTS COMMITTEES FOR HISTORICAL UNIT Committees of the Board of Managers of the Buffalo Erie County Historical Society were named today by President Julian Park. They are: FINANCE INSURANCE Lewis G. Harriman. Robert L. Wilson.
George F. Rand III. Daniel B. Niederlander. BUILDINGS GROUNDS George F.
Staniland. Walter McCausland. Mr. Niederlander, Robert B. Meech.
R. Lipowicz, John S. N. Sprague, Walter 21 Charles Cary, MEMBERSHIP-Mr. Rob Roy Macleod, McCausland.
Leonard S. Merwin. MUSEUM-Mr. Wilson. Mr.
Niederlander. Mr. Macleod. George F. Phillips, Mr.
Meech. BUDGET--Owen B. Augspurger. Mr. Rand.
Merwin. Charles RELATIONS, Lipowiez. WITH Mr. AFFILIATES Mr. Augspurger.
EXECUTIVE--Dr. Park, Mr. Cray, Mr. Augspurger. HISTORICAL Mr.
Wilson. MARKERS (Membership) -Dr. I. Frank Mogavero. G.
B. Rich, William Palmer. Mr. Meech, James L. Babco*ck and Frederick S.
Pierce. ADVISORY (Membership) Mr. Pierce. chairman: Richard Baker, Henry Baxter, Mrs. Charles Cary, Frank Copley, De Witt Clinton.
Richard Davis, Linwood B. Law. Norman Mack. Mrs. Glenn E.
Murphy. Mrs. Pitt Petri, Brainard E. Prescott, Andrew Rich. Harold Rich, Mrs.
Julia Boyer-Reinsten, Corning Townsend Chase Viele and Mrs. Robert L. Wilson. HEARINGS ARE SET FOR OBJECTIONS ON ASSESSMENTS The Board of Assessors will begin hearings next Friday on protests to the tentative 1961-62 property assessments, Chairman James B. Kane Jr.
announced today. Hearings will be held in January and February on objections filed during December. As of noon today, the board had received 520 formal and informal objections to the tentative assessment roll. Protests probably will be accepted Tuesday because the assessment office will be closed tomorrow. The reaction this year was far cry from a year ago when board received 37,803 protests the assessments.
SPEAKEASY RAID NETS 2 ARRESTS The Police Liquor Squad raided a at 186 Walnut St. about Thursday night and home, arrested two residents on three different charges. Willie Buthe, 32, was charged with sales of illicit alcoholic beverages, and Robert H. Jones, also a roomer, was charged with possession of a policy book and a switchblade knife. Both men pleaded innocent in City Court today and were granted adjournments until Tuesday.
Judge James B. McKenna set Buthe's bail on the misdemeanor charge at $500 Jones' bail on the felony knife count at $1000. Lt. Kenneth P. Kennedy said his squad, aided by the Treasury Department's Alcohol Tobacco Tax Division, made the raid after an undercover agent bought a pint of moonshine for $2.50.
CLAIM FOR $3000 FILED BY TRUCKER Murray's Trucking Service Inc. has filed a claim for $3000 against the city for damage to its building that it said occurred when the city installed a sewer in Myrtle Ave. The claim al-1 leges that the city cut off and bricked both sides of lateral sewers at 154-156 Myrtle Ave. causing the damage. Other property damage claims are: Sylvia Schulefand, 1994 Delaware $52.88, for damage to 318 Monroe St.
by police in trying to apprehend thief. Angelo J. Gerace, 497 Massachusetts $132.23, and Franklin G. Rau, 73 Bellevue Cheektowaga, $60.75, for damage to cars. Niagara Mohawk Power $67.36, for damage to street lights struck by city vehicles.
Daily News Summary BIRTHS BOYS were born to Mr. Dec. Anthony Amigone, 1250 E. Delavan Duane R. Bender, Lancaster George R.
Bowman, Tonawanda Andrew H. Criscione, Tonawanda Hans D. Faust, Cheektowaga James E. Gillen Jr. Tonawanda Donald R.
Gold, 192 Fougeron Donald J. Huber, Tonawanda John P. Klein. Williamsville Edward Kililanski, 1089 Lovelov Calvin Kimbrough, 33 Kingsley Joseph C. Kolber.
Cheektowaga Peter P. Kuipa, 331 Busti Walter Lacz, 296 Longnecker Roy Lane, 116 Grape Donald J. Malaspino, 411 Eggert John J. Maloney. 106 Donovan Henry W.
Ridley 40 Ramsdell Albert J. Rogers, 1538 William Harry J. Runfola, 465 Crescent Arthur F. Segool, Orchard Park R. E.
Swartzmeyer, 396 Plymouth Donald O. Towner, 292 Bissell Clark T. Traufier. Cheektowaga Joseph P. Turcer, 109 Merrimac Donald E.
Achard, Elma Vito C. Alagna, 795 Prospect Arthur E. Block, 147 St. Louis John J. Cappello, West Seneca Eugene V.
Grzechowiak, 20 Block Irving G. Gurney, Hamburg John J. Kania, 30 Newton Allen B. Johnson, Tonawanda Peter L. Karlis, Lackawanna James R.
Lyons, 52 California Richard J. Masterson, 64 Turner Daniel M. Pawlak, 863 Seneca Albert J. Rebennack, Elma Joseph H. Schaef, Cheektowaga Gordon J.
Serach, Lackawanna Earl B. Smith Amherst Edward G. Waldraff, Cheektowaga Ralph D. Zaehringer, Sloan Richard S. Zmozynski, 129 Jones Adam R.
Zybert, 1008 Smith GIRLS were born to Mr. Robert C. Aikin, 296 Ashland William B. Bradford, Cheektowaga Charles P. Burton 11, Clarence Bernard W.
Carney, 39 Revere Noel C. Clement, Tonawanda Edward J. Czamara, 95 Howell P. Alfonso DeCollibus, 14 Foreman Jack R. Harnick, Hamburg George R.
Ireland, 563 Bird Gerald A. Leidenfrost, Lambert, Lancaster 564 Cambridge Ronald Makowski, Cheektowaga Philip F. Marshall, Sloan Rudolph F. Myszka, 423 Skillen Daniel L. Nowak, 25 Ruhland Leo R.
Ross. 1378 Bailey Adrian E. Smith, Cheektowaga Robert P. Weigand, Cheektowaga Alfred C. Widmaver, Kenmore Frank B.
Wiltse 36 Hoffman Thomas C. Aquilino, 447 Prospect Joseph G. Albano, 851 Busti William M. Branch, 233 Eagle George H. Brand, 74 Glor George L.
Chambers, 628 Seventh Faustino Chavan, 745 McKinley Victor DILivio, 743 McKinley Nelson G. Eich, 43 Hayden Gerald R. Fornes, Cheektowaga Louis W. Giriffin. 527 Masten Mariano J.
Guizzotti, Cheektowaga Leon G. Herrmann, Strykersville Barry T. Hildebrandt, Cheektowaga B. A. Janiszewski, 95 St.
Joseph Harold J. Keicher, Lancaster Richard A. Koester, 136 Hastings James J. Kovach, Tonawanda David L. Maul.
North Tonawanda Donald V. Myers, Clarence Donald N. Pierce, 116 Fernhili Anthony Rataiczak, Cheektowaga Levian B. Reich, Amherst Kenneth P. Roth.
Holland Richard wi. Toepfer, Marilla John B. Weber, Amherst Thaddeus P. Witkowski, Tonawanda MARRIAGE LICENSES (Filed up to 3 PM. Dec.
30) James C. Golda, 1089 Sycamore--Mae R. Bennett, 333 North Dr. Zygmunt Pawlak, 29 Sunset-Dorothy E. Welch, Kenmore.
William J. Ricketts, 1847 Niagara--Lucille Calta, 1920 Niagara. Dennis H. Nelson, 93 Andover-Marie R. Vicario, 18 Sidney.
Everett J. Reynolds, 2026 Seneca--Joyce A. Phillips, Lockport. Ronald E. Roblin, 299 Wellington--Esther E.
Tinianoff, 271 Depew. Peter J. Bucki, 30 Interpark-Veronica Grover, East Aurora. Earl Scott, 149 E. Delavan-Mamie Hawkins, 149 E.
Delavan. Boyd T. Carr, 647 Sherman Swinton, 647 Sherman. John J. Slater, 58 Coolidge Theado, 148 Arbour Lane.
James H. Cabic, Cheektowaga Joan Schlager, 345 Davidson. A. Percival, 212 Norwood. William A.
Finley, 46 Ketchum-Carolyn ACCIDENTS Two drivers hurt, collision, Shawnee Marigold, about 7:05 PM Thursday: Norman J. Strodel, 45. of 31 Manhattan. Deaconess Hospital, head hand infuries, Wayne H. Pollock, 28, of 82 Richlawn, Sisters Hospital, brain concussion cut nose.
Sam Moore, 36, of 167 Broadway, struck, Broadway Michigan, about 12:15 AM today; iniuries to left arm knees, went home; hit-run car, 1955 white Buick sedan, continued east on Broad- way. BURGLARIES during the night. FIRE RECORD 2325 Main. Dymac proprietor. Richard Dybowski; $114 tape recorder taken between 5:30 PM Wednesday 9 AM Thursday.
184 W. Woodside, Miss Margaret Moran's apartment entered between 9:30 PM Thursday, $90 in bills stolen. 909 Jefferson, Genesee Glassware Supply owner, George Wopperer: office safe forced open and about $300, plus an undetermined amount of checks, taken during the nicht. 510 E. Delavan, check gas station, operator John Cassata; being made to determine what was taken during the night.
706 Auburn, home of Dudley M. Irwin: jewelry including a diamond ring valued at $1000, plus an undetermined amount of cash taken Thursday evening or earlv today. 884 Michigan, Capitol Meat Market, owner, George Simon; assorted cigarettes with a value of $150, plus $20 taken Alarms 3 PM Thursday: 3:10 PM- -Rescue Squad 3 to 252 Shumway; Mrs. Cletus Saunders, 30, ill, left in doctor's care. Squad 3 to 730 Fillmore; William Weigand, 49, of 51 Sage, ill, taken to Columbus Hospital.
Squad 4 to 143 Theodore: John Lipinoga, 64, ill, taken to Emergency Hospital. Squad 5 to 820 Richmond: Joseph Gardner, 67, dead. Squad 2 to 178. Barnard; Mrs. Apolonia Durawa, 70, ill, taken to Mercy Hospital.
Squad 1 to 161 W. Tupper: James Serena. 84, ill, left in doctor's care, Squad 5 to 44 Ketchum; Clara L. Leary, 72, dead. Today 3:31 AM -Rescue Squad 5 to 163 Laurel; H.
B. Drien, 76, dead. Cambria, davenport, out on arrival, no damage. York Central Railroad Terminal Building, papers in wastebasket, no damage. Squad 7 to 107 Grote: Mrs.
Mary Chrzanowski, 73, dead when firemen arrived. Squad 2 to 166 Amber; Edward Enricht, 56, ill, taken to Mercy Hospital. Squad 3 10 335 Mortimer; unnecessary. Squad 4 to 88 Courtland; Michael Schlotzer, 82, dead when firearrived. Squad 1 to 252 Shumway: Mrs.
Cletus Saunders, 29, ill, taken to Emergency Hospital. Squad 3. to 243 Mortimer: Mrs. Lula Summers, 59, ill, Emergency Hospital. Randall, rubbish.
W. Winspear, no damage. Squad 4 10 860 Woodlawn; Mrs. Frank X. Burgasser, 75, dead when firemen arrived.
MISSING PERSONS Nelson Grotke Jr. 16, of 117 19th, missing since Wednesday: 5 feet 7 inches, 165 pounds, blue eyes blond hair; white shirt, blue pants. gray -tip gold knit sweater. Nancy J. Dunbar, 16, of 249 Hempstead, missing since Thursday; 5 feet 2 inches, 112 pounds, brown eyes hair.
TRAFFIC COURT Judge Joseph P. Kuszynski Speeding $35-Robert Anzalone, 68 Hampshire: James A. Taylor, 7 Gilbert, Blasdell. $20-Morris Fineberg, 45, 226 St. rence: John C.
Ferguson, 21, 184 Caesar, Williamsville; Charles N. Alair, 24, 29 Sherwood. $15--Harry L. Nolan, 32, 163 Ryan: Ronaid E. Schanne, 27, 41 Lewis; Charles J.
Kelly, 52, 32 Allendale, West Seneca; Richard K. Ferrel, 19, 93 Nassau, Kenmore; Sol Greene, 53, 1461 Eggert, Eggertsville. $15-Mildred E. Straub, 47, 42 College; Richard E. Cunningham, 63, 169 Florida; Charles H.
Moss, 24, 37 Peckham; Sheldon R. Wright, 37, 205 North Park; Robert J. Graf, 31, 76 Waverly, Kenmore. Unreported Address Change $10-David A. Earl, 23, 4193 Harlem, Snyder.
$5-John Chatmon, 27, 320 Perry, Parking $20-Charles Pleasant, 216 Madison. $15-Geraldine Mattioni, 1968 Niagara. Stop Sign $10-Richard J. Ferrel, 19, 93 Nassau, Kenmore. Failure to Appear $10.
Suspended -Frank P. Popielski, 43, 354 Grove. Illegal Turn $20-Robert J. Glatz, 25, 69 Durham. Red Light $30-Edwin J.
Eckert, 24, 332 Cable. $10-David A. Earl, .23, 4193 Harlem, Snyder; Timothy J. Hynes, 19, 1854 Kenmore. Inspection Sticker $10-Frank J.
Popleiski, 43, 354 Grove: Frank P. Emblidge, 263 Gaskin, Clarence; Anna Tuchols, 65, 770 Northampton; Achilles E. Fellows, 33, 198 Edward; Frank P. Mancuso, 36, 135 HerWest; Samuel Wexler, $5, 237 Voorhees. kimer; Samuel Porto, Jr.
43, 1045 BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS The following filed bankruptcy petition in Federal Court Thursday, liabilities and assets listed respectively: Durell Potter, 717 Humboldt, moulder. $2640, $650. BUILDING PERMITS Catholic Charities, 525 Washington, $15,000, Diocese of Buffalo, 185 Lang, garage. $21,800. PLANS FILED 16 Walter Jabion, 926 E.
Delavan, $850. 19 CITY COURT JUDGMENTS DR. MORRIS L. POLLACK ATLANTIC CITY, N. Dec.
30 (UPD) Fire destroyed a boardwalk restaurant Thursday night and damaged an adjoining store. The loss was estimated at $100,000. Fire Destroys Restaurant RICHARDS- Garfield Richards of 122 Pleasant Lancaster, N. denly, Dec. 29, Richards: 1960, husband of of George Mar.
garet Curl father and J. Ronald Richards: brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Williams of Marcus Hook, Pa. also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral the Seeger Scherer Funeral Home.
5486 Broadway, Lancaster, Monday afternoon at o'clock. Friends invited. Friends ceived by the family from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Interment Lancaster Ceme: tery.
Galilee Mr. Commander Richards No. a 326. Knights member of will Malta, be conducted under whose Sunday auspices evening services o'clock. 30131 SCHLOEZER-Michael Dec.
30, 1960. of 83 Courtland beloved of Alice (nee Nowaczyk) Schloezer: brother of Mrs. Tina Gunschlauser. Family will be present to receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
at the new suburban Amigone Funeral Home 569 Cleveland Dr. (between Harlem and the Thruway), where funeral services will be held Monday morning at 8:45 and from St. Gerard's invited. Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends ment in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. 30131 SCRACE -Samuel J. Scrace, 113 Grandview Town of Tonawanda. Dec. 28.
Scrace; 1960, husband of Elma Mary Johengen brother of Mrs. Albert Scrace, Mrs. Olive Maizan, Mrs. Clara Bush and the late John, Henry and George Scrace. Funeral from Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore near University Plaza, Saturday at 11 A.M.
Friends invited. Mr. Scrace was member of Williamsville Exempt Firemen's Association. 28130 Dec. 30, SHOTMILLER-Lec 1960, son of of the 1028 late Tifft Frank and Anna Lenhard Shotmiller; brother of Mrs.
Frank J. Sanders: uncle of Mrs. J. Edward Railsback and Mrs. Arthur Seeger.
Funeral from the Edward Nightengale Funeral Home, 1884 South Park Ave. Shotmiller Time to be member announced later. Mr. was a Holy Name Society of Holy Family No. Church, 184, Louis Knights J.
of Columbus Counsel of the American Legion and the 78th Division Association. 30131 crest SMITH-Charles Town M. of Smith of Tonawanda, Wood28. 1960, husband of Augusta Derner Smith; father of Frederick Mrs. Eleanor Michel, William J.
Mrs. Elsie Arthur C. Mrs. Edward Schoenwetter, Mrs. Fred Recktenwald, Charies H.
Mrs. Ruth McCullagh and Kenneth J. Smith. Friends are vited to call at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware where ices will be held Saturdav morning at 11 o'clock. Friends invited.
Mr. Smith was a member of Mizpah 518, 1. 0. 0. and Buffalo Lodge No.
8, L. 0. 0. M. 28130 29, 1960, of 276 M.
Davidson, Connors, wife of Dec. late John J. Stanley: mother of John J. Elizabeth, Mrs. George Breitsch of Orange, N.
Mrs. William McMahon. and the late Victor, Margaret, Alice and Mrs. Walter Coughiin; survived by five grandchildren sister of Dr. Thomas and Daniel P.
and the late Mary and Elizabeth Connors. Friends call at Leo Saver Funeral Home 1933 Kensington Ave. Family present at 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Funeral Saturday at 8:15.
Requiem Mass at St. Aloysious Gonzaga Church at 9 A. M. 29130 -George, of 343 Parkridge beth Dec. 29, 1960, beloved father husband of of Mrs.
Eliza (nee Schaefer); seph L. Bachman (Julia) and Robert foster father of Albert and Thomas Jindra: brother of the late Henry, Valentine, Joseph and Mrs. Mary er; also survived by three grandchildren and two Friends may call at the Ernst Funeral Home, 1096 East Ferry. Funeral Saturday thews morning Church at at 10:45 and in St. Friends invited.
Mr. Walter was a charter member and Lt. Cal. of the Knights of St. John.
Comm. No. 246, and a member of the Holy Name Society. 29130 of 2526 WICKHAM-Lillian Delaware M. Seiflein Dec.
Wickham beloved wife of John R. Wickham: of mother Mrs. of Arthur Richard M. (Florence) Wickham; Conley, sister ert Seiflein of Miami, Eugene Seiflein of California and Mrs. Henry (Helen) Nix.
Friends may call at the Bury where Funeral Home funeral 3070 Delaware services held Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends are invited. WIEDENBECK-Joseph Wiedenbeck, formerly of East Amherst, Dec. 29, 1960, husband of the late Elizabeth Hochardel Wiedenbeck; father of August Leising, Clara, Edward, Frank Wiedenbeck and Mrs. Francis Mahar: brother of Mrs.
Rose Hochardel: also survived by nine grandchildren and nine Funeral from Beach- Funeral Home, 5541 Main corner Cayuga Williamsville, Monday morning at 9:15 o'clock and Good Shepherd Church, Pendleton at 10. Friends are invited. The family will be present form 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 30131 WILLIAMS-Fada Thomas Williams, Dec.
29, 1960, of Camp Hamburg, N. wife of the late Oscar Williams; mother of George Williams; mother-in-law of Violet Williams; also survived by four grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Phoebe Simon, Mrs. Sam Simon, Mrs. Ida Williams service and from Thomas Schaak Williams.
Hess Funeral Home, 207 Main Hamburg, N. Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock and Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited. Flowers gratefully declined. Family will be present from 1-10 P.
M. 30131 -Elmer L. Wolfert Sr. of 28 Alice Buffalo, N. Dec.
29, 1960, husband of Emma Franz Wolfert; father of Elmer L. Wolfert Jr. of Lakeview, N. brother of Millard and Gordon Wolfert, Mrs. John Fisher, and Mrs.
Louis Steinagle. Calls may be made at the Steck, Lockwood Clark Funeral Home, 2775 Main 2-4 and 7-9 o'clock, where funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. Wolfert was a member of International Encampment, Canton P. M.
No. 5, Jewel Rebekah Lodge No. 150, Post 708 American Legion and BenevolentTrinity Lodge No. 596, under whose auspices memorial services will be held Sunday evening at o'clock, 1.0.0.F. The family prefers memorials be made to the American Heart Association in his memory.
29131 denly, Dec. 28, 1960, wife of the late ZOLOTENKO-Nina, of 197. May sudAlexander; mother of Mrs. Leon (Halyna) Kostushko; grandmother of Irene and Nellie Nina Kostushko. Funeral from the Michael A.
Di Vincenzo Funeral Home, 1122 Loveioy Saturday morning at 9:30 and at sS. Peter Paul Russian Orthodox Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. 29130 EDGAR B. MOEST FUNERAL HOME TL 2-8372 1009 KENSINGTON AVE.
(Near Bailey) Monica Pittman, $67.01: William Rudolf, $7.98: George Lewis, Andrew Kirisits. Isaac Paul, $35.457 Louise Peterson. $40.26: Jessie McClendon. Lucuis Barton, Alonzo Barnett, $62.13: Omir Beleal, Catherine Brown. Mary Edmonds.
to Phillio-Smith Inc. Mandalena Pulacki, Berdette E. Moore, $293.95: Sanford Levinson (Modern Aluminum). to Marine Trust. Richard James Valone, $323.58: Herman Vinson.
Robert Biggins. to Nat Weisberg Inc. Gladys Scheeda. Marcel Garcia. to Sealtest Foods.
Carl Marcucci. Richard Valone, $129.30: Isabelle White. 10 Home Budget, Glen Massey, Elwood Lee Watson. 10 Zolte's. Mary Ford.
Willie Harvey. to Harold D. Shackman (Harman's). Mrs. Ella Bailey, $52.18: Ronald Ferrara.
to Statier Hilton Emploves FCU. Tems Gatson Moore. to Jackson Building, Lavern Marion Doran, Ruth Lippes. Eugene Barrill. $109; to Lillian Lipp.
Robert Rochelle, $29.59: to Kenmore Furniture. Eugene Roberston, $71.20: to Max Schneider. Raymond Leary, $60.33: 10 Dr. Frank Vastola. Rosario Testa, $637.39 to Anthony Nigro.
James Vona. $671.91 to Universal-McKinlev Liquor. Rosemary Prenatt. $73.87 to Sturner's. Philip W.
Verel Jr. $1003.85 to Capriotto Sons. Frank S. DiCario (Alco Aluminum of Buffalo), $218.36 to Selimore Industries. Louman Floor Construction, $1818.48 to Lovejoy Covering.
Imoieane Walkerm $124.57 to Nelson W. Barrett, Esther B. Day, Nelson Richard Barrett, Elaine H. Reitz. Thomas Carol Zarbaritz, $170.54 to Leo Rabin.
Edward Bloom, (Murray House Restaurant), $111.80 to Abraham Maxler. Gary L. Marie Smith. $214.59 to Polish Cadets FCU. Victor Christopher, $67.01 to ColgatePalmolive.
John Elma Ward, $187.80 to W. T. Grant. Edward Sobaszek, $19.30 to L. J.
Makarewicz. Alfred Margaret Schubbe, $179.08 Mercy Hosp. Dan Snelling. D. White, $173.84 to Snelling Vernon Payden, $54.16 to Helen Lazarou Emmanuel Truman (Style Shop), Norris Williams.
$44.74 to Children's Hosp. Mary Preston, $403.47 to Matthew S. Stukowski (Genesee Monument). Richard Robinson, $549 to Seaboard nance. Robert Robinson, $34.38 to Helen Melzer.
Ann Pasquale, $486.93 to Anthony R. Lombardo. William T. Smith, $21.69 to Walden J. Fannie Schmitz (Engl Dairy Farms).
Mae Williams, $154.80 to Alfred A. Cohen (Marshall Jewelry). William Riding, $41.50 to Howard's Stores. Dorothy Majestic, $54.45 to Charles Weslow (Weslow's Food Store). Rose Russo.
$573.12 to Joselyn J. Berg (J. Berg Furniture). Danny Teasdale, $295.45 to Victor's. Kenneth Arnold (Ken's Station), $51.23 10 Philio Hornblas.
Genevieve Cassaro, $840.52 to Frontier Liquor. Worth D. Irish Jr. Marine Sales). $313.33 to Courier-Exoress.
James Tappan, $174.09 to Pennsylvania Rubber, Russel Mondo, $121.75 10 Albert H. Wunsch. Willie Green, $15.28 to Dr. Frederick K. Neuburger.
James Urban, $79.78 to Dr. Harry Tuchman. Francis P. Burns, $12.73 to Dr. Joseph Tumiel.
Thomas Norgang, $28.31 to Western Auto. Max Walker, $74.61 to Ben's Credit House. Les Flanders $80.97 to Glickstein Jewelers. Edward J. Lamoureux, $23.31 to Your TV Club.
James Robert Brown, Walters, $764.20 $230.80 to Charles Walters. to Richard F. Zimmerman. J. C.
Moorman, C. Fortner, $428.37, to Maisel's. Adolf Brink, $10.88, $1103.67, 1o William Weber. Frank Winant, $166.81 10 Milton 0. ett Co.
Theodore Bober, $31.55 to Emil Daum. Matthew Paluch, $18.26 to Florence Chrzanowski. Richard Valone, $28.13 10 Dr. Oscar en Stover. Thaddeus Mitchell, $110.43 to Polk-Clement.
Arthur Joseph, $539.21 to Household Outfitting. Lester B. Mason, 119.33 to Commercial Budget. Kalamazoo Plumbing, $765.17 to Comfort Distributors. Perry Mattern (Elmwood Undercoating).
$94 to Vernon Co. Ben Drieborg, $246.29 to Laverack Haines. R. Ciambrone, $89.68 to Joseph A. Pepe (Pepe Importing).
Samuel Deimonte, $171.30 to Dr. John D. Persse. Albert Savash, $31.52 to Elmer J. Doyle (E.
J. Doyle Paint). Jaes Pauline Suttle, Lipsitz, $45.48 to Ken's Jewelers. Almar $269.46 to Gamiers. Homes, $146 to Zurich Insurance.
Sanford Levinson, $196.98 to Harold Herman. SUPREME COURT JUDGM'TS John Caselinuovo Vince's Concrete, $20; Stanley Kuncio (Buffalo Home Improvement), Interlakes Marine Construction, Robert E. Crittsinger Sr. (Critts Decoratina). Frank E.
Sam Latone (Latona's Bar), to Ind. Com. Carmen Previte $58.28 to James K. Paul. Russell Day, $1950 and $85 to Clyde Ellis: $150 to Lucy Ellis; $117.85 to Clyde Lucy Ellis; $92.15 to Ronald King.
Francis R. Masse, $467.47 to Richard A. Valente. Frank A. Nigro, $39.50 to Peggy T.
Crew. Winton C. Ellis, 5628.10 to Quaker Park Press. Joseph Retell, $237.48 to Harry J. Bylebyl.
Edmond C. Wierzba, $327.96 to Paul Reifler. Clarence Scheie, $272.53 to Fillmore Hose. Harold A. Rohauer, Robert B.
Schulze, Irene G. Hobbs, $210.76 to P. Collier Son. Robert Kabel, Katherine Charles Fuller, David LaRose Jr. Robert B.
Bemis, $387.74 to T. Richard W. Duermever, Gerald W. Henderson, $259.06 to Norman Burt L. Witnauer (Witnauer's Fuel).
East Side Products, $49.66 to Frontier Lumber. MOSIER-Irene Hanel Mosier of Transit East Amherst, N. Dec. 22, 1960, wife of Raymond M. Mosier: mother of Mrs.
James R. Collins and Barbara A. Mosier; grandmother of Mark R. and James D. Collins.
Funeral from BeachTuyn Funeral Home, 5541 Main corner Cayuga Williamsville, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited. Memorial gifts may be made to Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Building Fund, Transit East Amherst, N. Y. NEYMAN-John Neyman of 271 Hamburg Dec.
28. 1960, husband of the late Anna Lewellen: father of Henry, John Gertrude, George, David and the late Charles and Thomas. Friends may call at Joseph Spano Sons Funeral Home 473 Niaqara near Hudson, from 11 A. M. to 10 P.
M. where funeral will be held Saturday at 2 P. M. J. O'Connor of 147 Tennessee Dec.
29, 1960, beloved husband of Lydia Jennings; father of James Raymond Eugene F. and Donald E. O'Connor, Mrs. James Wer. net, Mrs.
John Kane and Mrs. Richard Schulze; grandfather of 17 grandchildren; son of the late Jeremiah and Mary O'Connor (nee Maloney); brother of John (Bob) and the late Robert E. and Edward J. O'Connor, Mrs. Mary Flora and Mrs.
Lillian McDonnell. Friends may call at the funeral home of J. Milford Jennison, 531 South Park where the funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 and from the church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Mr.
O'Connor was a member of the International Union Dredgemen- District. 29130 L. Dolan, of 576 Colvin wife of the late Thomas O'Grady; beloved mother of Joseph F. of Pittsburgh, Thomas Arthur W. and George E.
O'Grady; eight grandchildren also survive: sister of Arthur C. Dolan. The family will receive friends af the Knapp Funeral Home, 335 Leroy Ave. Funeral Saturday morning at 8:45. Requiem Mass at St.
Margaret's Church at 9:15. Friends are invited to attend. 29130 PAWLOWSKI-Stephen, of 46 Glidden Cheektowaga Charlotte Dec. 29, Barczys; 1960, beloved dearest father of Chester, Leonard, Mrs. Jean Iribacher, Stephen and George; brother of Bronislaus, Mrs.
Helen Ladowski, Mrs. Virginia Kwiatkowski, Mrs. Celia Ladowski; son of the late Francis and Frances Pawlowski; father-In-law of Elizabeth, Eleanor, Melvin, Emily and Janette; survived by ten grandchildren. Funeral Monday morning from the Victorian Chapel of the Ronald S. Wozniak Funeral Home, 998 Lovejoy near Bailey at 9 o'clock and at St.
Josephat's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Mr. Pawlowski was a member of the Hamilton Ward V.
F. W. Post. 30131 POLLACK-Dec. 30, 1960, Morris L.
Pollack, MD, of 1198 Kensinaton husband of Dora Simon Pollack: father of Richard A. Pollack: brother of Selig Pollack and Mrs. Simon Tomashoff, both of NYC. Friends may call at the Park Terrace Mortuary 855 Enalewood Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M.
Services Monday morning at 11 o'clock. 30131 REGNER December 29, 1960, of 50 Pooley PI. Brother of Mrs. Joseph Offers Chapel, 1820 at 2 member of Odd af 8 29130 BroadDec. Marie L.
Schaefer; late John Schaefer. Home of Aurora at 2 Rural declined. be made Association. 7-10 P. M.
Stanley J. Eleanor Mirowski, $1143.50 to Young Bros. Builders. ACTIONS PENDING Alwand Corp. VS.
Paul Moser, Elgas SE Vulcan; VS. Straubinger Construction, French Kehr: VS. Shibley Mattar, Eagle Hickory; vs. Thomas J. Balsano, SE cor.
Delavan Black Rock Harbor Line. Ridge Inc. vs. lone J. DeMarco, Highland Elmwood.
Philip Koren vs. Ronald W. Plewniak et al, Clarence. Carl Green as Administrator vs. Sophia Dzielski et al, Military vs.
John C. Morris et al, Madison Broadway. Liberty Bank vs. Robert E. Marian W.
Simpson, Tonawanda. Jacob Ellis Lipsitz vs. Archie Ella Prince et al, Chester Ferry. Town of Hambura for Hamburg Master Sanitary Sewer District vs. Peoples Bank of Hamburg vs.
Executor, estate, Arthur Hoover, Hamburg. MECHANIC'S LIENS R. S. McMannus Steel. Construction, lienor, V5.
Aurora Village Shopping Center, owner contractor, $11,867.69. Aurora. Dorset Plumbing, lienor, vs. Walter McMurry, owner contractor, $2031.78. Amherst.
Thomas E. McNamara (T. E. McNamara Trucking) vs. Frances M.
Walter G. Kuras, owner, and Stanley Construction, contractor, $904, Lancaster. RACE RESULTS FAIRGROUNDS FIRST-3-year-olds up, 6 furlongs. 5.40 3.60 Ringquist 10.20 Lost Chord, Winant 5.60 4.00 Headley 7.40 SECOND-2-vear-olds, 9.00 6 6.20 furlongs: 3.60 Broussard Suffolk Punch, Dalton 7.00 3.80 Pick, Calderone 5.40 Scratched -Sho Will, Some Wise, Heliodor, Cruising Alona, Askafriend, Rambling Man. DAILY TROUBLE: Trying Mr.
and Domain paid $55.40. TROPICAL PARK FIRST-5-year-old mans. 6 furionas: Go Yankee, Culmone 4.20 2.70 2.20 Proud Plumage, Rotz 5.30 3.10 Scuttlebutt, Chambers 2.60 Scratched Tails, Kid Cutup, Nance's Rebel, Uncle Admiral, Buck Jumper, Ivy Rock. up, 6 furlongs: Royal Leo, Rotz 5.60 2.50 2.20 Father's Gem, Hinoiosa. 2.60 2.20 Melpet 1 Gibb 3.00 Scratched--Jersey Admiral, CommoMan, Tanee Marra, Singer, Betsy Birch, Blue Mist 11, Droghida.
THIRD-2-year-olds, 6 furlongs: Fast Line, Adams 10.70 5.10 3.60 Nell's Joy, Boland 18.00 10.00 Arctic Flower, Culmone Lady, And 5.50 Scratched-Fath, Lone Sugar Cream, Clear Flight, Oh Nice. Honey Bim. DAILY DOUBLE -GO Yankee and Royal and Drogheda (scratched), paid $7.20. Leo paid $17.30. a CONSOLATION -Go Yankee New Judge Works Monday William O.
Heffron, who will take the oath of office as a City Court judge Sunday, will be the only jurist working Monday. The judge has been assigned to Part IT. All other sections will be closed for the holiday..
