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A ^ i d ipf 231 students kt LaSalje] Senior High School have fceen named to the honor roll {oiv the 20 week period from September to January, which was released today by Elton Gi Sehwinger, principal.

They are: Ninth Grade— "

Patricia Arnold, Ruthann Ar­thur; Mary D. Blakeslee, Pa­tricia B<Jcek> Elizabeth . $or-oughs, Sandra Bowin, Elizabeth Callr iMarUyn Chrzanowski, Carol Dean, Einda Decker.

Patrlcia_JDe Hay, Martha Dominguez, James Galbraith, Kent Garner, Margaret Hanna, Karen Hoft, Larry Hosterman, Robert Hunter, Richard Knif-fin, John Landon.

Judith Mang, Sandra Mang-gen, Rose Mauro, Jane Mc-Arthur, M a r g a r e t Miller, Beverly Monty, Gary Mosher, Helen Osborn, Christina Per-seghettl, Gerald Snyder.

Lida Soph, Charles Stairns, Linda Stohr, Gail Taylor, Jane Thurnerr, Elaine Waterson, Nancy Webb, Sally Wilson, Dorothy Wyrosdlck, Anthony Zaccarella, Stanley Ziblut. 10th Grade

Nancy Beaton, John Becker^ Frank Burridge, Jerry Caro-sella, J o h n Christie, Glenda Cooper, E d w a r d D'Andrea, Barry Dent, Joseph M. Estes.

Christy E11 o p e, Wendy Evans, Mary Falcone, Gail F o s e , J o h n Gorzka, Spencer Grauch, Sylvia Hager, Ronald Halleen, Carolyn Hamm, John Hazel.

Judy Hill, N a n c y Hunter, Karen Hurd, Woodroe Janese, Sandra Jolloff, Ronald Jones, Betty Lubas, Ronald Lymburn-er, Cheryl Majka, Constance Malost.

Shirley Mason; Larry Mong, Ernest Oliverio, Kieth Patter­son, Kay Pendleton, C a r o l e Potter, L i n d a Queen, Gada Rafferty, R i c h a r d Rimer, Charles Roberts.

Anita Rorabaugh, K a r e n Rowe, Robert Schrack, James Sleaker, Basil Stahlman, Pa­tricia Streicher, Jonathan Ta-tomer, Harold Turley, Rich­ard Wagner, Martha Wells. 11th Grade

Beverly Bergeron, M a r y Borger, James Cavendish, Pa­tricia Cornelius, Sherry Diehl, Carl DiVita, Connie Hicks, Gretchen House, Carol Jack­son, Penelope Kalmikoff.

Jerry Klawitter, C a n i e 1 Korpolinski, Denise Latham, Ronald Lindsay, Charmaine Long, Theresa Lucatra, Mich­ael Malbin, James McGlllis, Dorothy Reisig, Barbara Riggi.

Kathleen Ryder, D i a n e Stevenson, Charmaine Stew­art, Karen Bomberry, Linda Cone, Mary Jane Conibear, Margaret Fetterhoff, Karen Gaertner, Ellen Hitchcock, Joan Johnston.

Albert Joseph, Joan Max-som, Marie Mazzau, Kent Sanders, Margaret Whysong, Sandra Arnold, Ray Baribeau Jeanne Benson, D e b o r a h Blaine, Nancy Bowin.

Betty Burns, Susan Burton, Patrick Collins, P r i s e i l i a Downs, Patricia Fallon, Rose­mary Falter, Gail Garner, Shirley Gentzke, Dennis Ger-basi,„J_ohn Greer.

Marlene Jakubek, Guy Jen­nings, Janice Johnson, Linda Karr, Robert King. James Knudson, Donna Kretz, Cath­erine Krupa, Kay Martin, Pat­ricia Matyjas.

Ira Nix, Linda Olson. Linda Paul, Sonia Shampine, Rachael Stefonetti. Donna S w a z e y, Priscilla Wright. 12th Grade

Sandra Atkinson, Carol Ban-gert, Richard Brown, Diane

—Gaily-W- i 11 i a m Constantina, Diane Gorban, Dave Hayes, John Howells, Alice Keck, John Kniffin.

Charlotte Mahl, Jerry McGee, Leon McKinne--, Rita Molis, Mary Pressy, Mary Poplinski, Georgianna Samm, S a n d r a Swartzlander, M a r i e Utley, Roger Walker.

Kenneth Wilkes. Allen Wcs-terman, Betty Wetzle, Susan Binkley. Delores Casale, Linda Edwards, William Faasson, Janice Ferraro, Robert Schoen-herr, Diane Squire.

Patricia Weber, Phyllis Bo-cck. Patricia Kendall, Marie Pugliese. Barbara Ruggiero, Joanne Bagovich, Rose Marie Benjamin, Adelaide Boucher, Carol Bradv, Roslyn Brainerd.

Elizabeth Church. Carol Dzienit, Linda Fillingham, Elaine Hager, Lee Hurlburt, Gary Newbury, Carol Norder, Margaret Pratt, Lorctta Van-dramin, Alice Bash.

Karen Beauchamp, Suzanne Bccken, Sally Colliton. Judith Craft, Adele Cvctan, Dolores Duthe. Marjorie Ellcr, Sally Emcndorfcr, Janet Fisher, Margaret GAylord.

William Gazda, John Goetz-man. Jean Harvey, Carolyn Hatalak, Sue Johnson, Peter

• Kauber, Carol Lcfson. Judith Ray, Kathryn Robertson, Gail Say, Gloria Schoenhcrr. Kr-nest Schwabe, Lynne Stevens, Douglas Whysong.

RedTags

Dairy Depot Burglary Attempt Investigated

NORTH TONAWANDA — An attempted burglary at the Foss Dairy Depot, 401 Payne Ave., i« under investigation by police today. Mrs. Lucille Foss, owner, told police the unsuccessful burglar broke a window and forced the lock on the east side of the build­ing.

Investigation is being made by Detective Lt. Emll Grzen> kowski and Detective Frank Matone. .

Wetter ,Shubsd*, 807:/yiaple AVt. ' ! Ao»ttoVte>atosto, 630 80th 5t; >.'•.' JOSWh S.LRt/Snock, Niagara $t, . . . . ' . Cv* pemakls, 115? LeSall* Av«. Samwrt Ai « a c r . 2212 Grand Ave. Samuel A. Mecrl, 2212 Grand Av*. Francis M; Conneeny, 432 22nd St. . Pettr Jamas Coriarl, 729 84th St. . Anthony Spacone, 1552 Whitney Ave. Lottie Jaslnskl, ©206 WoodsW*. P*$wala V e W 2219 WoOdlawn Ave. Emll Gazy, 1745 USalle Ave. William E. Woodcock, 135 7lst St. '•"' Joseph, Bernatconf, 458 76th $t. Sylve WvSawvaoeeo. 515 Walnut Ave. Raymond Edward Bowser, 3541 Sher­

wood Ave. Raymond Edward Bowser, 3541 Shtr-

wood Ave, Joseph J. KabTarjo. 91) Ntaeara St. Marsarat Burns, 467 Third St. Harry L. Dennis, 441 Ninth St. Nicholas U.. Insane; 314V^ Cedar Ave. Joseph Kobos, 703 Orchard Pkwy.

'• Alonae's Floor Coverins, Inc., 2109 Pine Ave.

Petty Anthony EwenI, 622 23rd St, Katherlne Vasnojzl, 1210 17th St. John S. Wilson, 261 69th St. Dr. C e r r M . Pierce, 730 4th St.

- Peter N. Brown, 780 Onetda St., Lew-Ut«v '

Arthur F. Schufte, 5T S. 86th .St. Saniuel Wilt (Wllf). .140 80th St. ; Carol D. Vlckers. 328 Third St.

James Edoar Hunt, Escarpment Dr., Lewlston. \

Benlamln G. Haseley, 1918 HydVPark Blvd.

Leonard P. Beishllne, 517 77th St. John Michael • Pase, 421 67th St. Gerald D. Part, 8448 W. Rjyershore. Peter J . Loilna, 713 17th St. Arthur V. Curclone, 3302 Walnut Ave. Thomas Leo Page, 69)2 Llndberoh

Ave. Jerry J. Neville, 241 85th St. Jerry J . Neville. 241 85th St. Jerry J. Neville, 241 85th St. Joseph Georse, 8969 Champlalrr Ave. Anthony J. Vannl, 2027 Woodlawn; Ave. Ann Owens. 6606 Lindbergh Ave. John Francis McDonnell, 8672 Buffalo

Ave. Joseph M. Hlgglns, .134 79th St. Frank Thomas Sesto, 5903 Buffalo

Ave Leno'Pasoulnelll, 511 Seventh St. Lawrence McMlcking, 149 77th St. Pine Esso Service, 25th and Pine. Clara M. Mancuso, 636 25th St. Georse E. McKedy, 3253 Seneca Ave. Ellsworth W. McKelvey, 8)3 90th St. Joseph F. Manarlello, 617 13th St. Samuel Guolno, 523 Niagara St. Elio VOIPC, 2219 Woodlawn Ave,

-Arnold Bernas, 302 Buffalo Ave. George F. Gardner, 150 78th St. Clyde Albert Curry, 501 Seventh St. Not Available, 8E3555. Lucy K. Cafaldo, 1525 Pine Ave. Lucy K. Cataldo, 1525 Pine Ave. Lucy K. Cataldo, 1525 Pine Ave. ' Lewis I. Laurie, 730V* Tenth St. Associates Discount Corp., 217 Falls

John Jos. D! Pofi, 2497 Woodlawn Ave. John Jos. Dl Pofi, 2497 Woodlawn Ave. Angelo Massaro, 549 15th St. Angelo Massaro, 549 15th St. Angelo Massaro, 549 15th St. Peter Bello, 5621 Frontier Ave. Albert W. Schreiber, 4507 Lewiston Rd. Howard Kelberer, 820 Pierce Ave. Edward C. Blanchard, 143 67th St. John S. Broda, 1928 Niagara St. Freeman Mann Otto, 2952 Michigan

Ave. Freeman Mann Otto, 2952 Michigan

Ave. Freeman Mann Otto, 2952 Michigan

Ave. Paul F. Klock, 6012 Stephenson Ave. John V. Brlxius,. 374 Spruce Ave. John V. Brlxius. 374 Spruce Ave. George Herbert Scaruoa, 165 Creek

Rd., Ext., Lewlston. Rev. Emil P. -Zupa, 562 Fargo Ave.,

Buffalo. Fred Sdao, 2247 Whitney Ave. Commercial Credit Corp., United Office

Bldg. Herman J. Yaggie, 442 Elmwood Ave. Salvatore C. Armell, 3361 D Si. Ian C. Rita MacGugan, 428 Tenth St. James H. Young, 27 B Packard Ave. Edmund J. Proulx, 620 Seventh St. Kenneth Lee Yount, 3272 Ontario Ave. Paul J. Colosl, 1301 Roselle Ave. Everett L. Borcher. 2124 Main St. John Milton Lltchard, 8726 Frontier

Ave. Thomas G. Poulos, 1034 Cleveland

Ave. Jody Scott Campbell, 1019 Ferry Ave. Jody Scott Campbell, 1019 Ferry Ave. Harold H. Goff, Randall Rd., Ransom-

ville. Joseph Chmiel, 313 37th St. John R. Shay Sr„ 232 81st St. Edward Kochan, 350 14th St. Edward Kochan, 350 14th St. Charles Lawrence Passanese, 1224

Pine Ave. John Anthony Magdzlak, 1744 Welch

Ave. John Anthony Magdzlak, 1744 Welch

Ave. Franklin Raymond Plato, 317 Portage

Rd. Alan Richard Clark, 528 Cedar Ave. Patsy Ciavaglla, 1653 Whitney Ave. Mardl and Helen Aloian, 914 E. Falls

St. Grace Cotugno, 607 21st St. Grace Cotugno, 607 21 st St. Grace Cotugno, 607 21st St. Grace Cotugno, 607 21st St. Alice R. Gammon, 432 Third St. Frank W. Ceales, 6412 John'•Ave. Robert B. Farugla, 2749 Cleveland

Ave. V Not Available, 444 NF. Clare M. Armstrona. 824 Morley Ave. Claude R. Bishop, 8224 Bollier Ave. Charles Wm. Moyer, Escarpment Dr.,

Lewiston. Inez Wallens, 922 Lafayette Ave. Iner Wallens. 922 Lafayette Ave. Albert P. Schuiu. 1410 Robinson Ct. John C. McMullen, 9325 Rivershore

Dr. Joe Mann, 453 19th St. Joe Mann, 453 19th St. Eugene W. Clifford, 722 Clifton Ave. Frank's Service Station, Military Rd. Settle B. Pauls, 237 75th St. Stephen C. Di Joseph, 2216 Grand Ave. Ernest L. Bevllacqua, 838 15th St. Nicholas^Gerty, 1007 Ferry..Ave.. t—Mt^-S». Lawrence P. Boland, 24 Garlow Rd.,

Lewiston. < Mvrtle M. Shllllngton, 616 Pine Ave. William Hardy Stark, 1312 Garrett

Ave. Stanley Skowroiek, 3220 E. Falls St. John Nowak, 535 23rd St. Stella M. Hvla, 214 61st St. William L. Reed, 7714 Lindbergh Ave. Frank J. Rocco, 1739 Ashland Ave. Joseph A n t h o n y Battaglia, 536'.^

Fo'irth St. Russell R. Ambroslo, 608 The Circle,

Lewiston. Frank J. Russo, 1906 Cudaback Ave. James Alfred Sdao, 241? Willow Ave. Michael J. Zeno. 456 19th St. Robert Allinson Curry, 7015 Porter Rd. Thomas F. Paonessa, 327 13th St. Walter Kankolenskl, 319 75th St. Deran Haneslan, 532 Portage Rd. Frank Falvo. 519 14th St. Robert H. Duff, 1852 Ontario Ave. . Willie C. Fields, 2703 20th St. Dolly M. Keohart, 440 12th St. Herbert D. Sklv|n<jton. 1A31 93'd St. Concetta Constantino, 1011 E. Falls St. Rent-A-Car Corp., 2701 Pine Ave. Daniel A. Placek, 2777 Welch Av*. Jesse B. Davis Jr., 354 13th St. Arthur Larsen, Buena - Vista Motel,

Lewiston. Joseph L. Seroe, 462 Sixth St. Donald F. Feldmever, 8435 Buffalo

Ave. Anthony F. Paoness*. 461 12th St. Stanley G. Horab, 3042 Orleans Ave. Giusepoe Giuliani, 570 77»d St. John Barbera, 761 17lh St. Jo«*oh Lucatra, 1134 Center Av«. William F. Kenyon, Old Hill Rd., San­

born. J«sse Donald Butcher, 493 West Ave.,

Lockport. Nancy H. King, 521 14th St. Nancy H. King, 521 14th St. Nancy H. Kina, 521 Uth St. Benny La Scala, 3210 Stneca Ave, Not Available, 9608E. Not Available, 9968E. Harrv R. Gaylord, 741 93rd St. Not Available, Dlr. 26-911. Not Available, Sub 746-777. John J. Damlano, 28 B Packard Ct. Harold's Furn. House Inc., 441 Third

St. Edson P. Hill, 150? South Ave. Lf«U» F. Tarciynskl, 03? Colleo* Ave. Willi* L. Carter, 17 D. Center Ct. B. F. Goodrich Chem. Co., 164 53rd

St. Not Available, 361-275. Hooker Electrochemical Co., Buffalo

Ave, and 47th St. Albert S. Kerr, 502 60th St. lonaiio Oenlbebe, 2210 Pine Ave. Michael Construction Co., Maryland

Ave. Not Available. 4071. Dr, Edwin A. Shoemaker, 546 Col­

lege Avt. Dr. Edwin A. Shoemaker, 5*6 Col-

leg* Av*. J. A. C*mpb*H M 0., 1886 Pierce'Ave. William E. Matthews M.D., 954 Ran­

kin* Rd. Not Available, U?07. Not Available, 4AA05. Not Available, AS*?. Not Available, ASS?. Not Available, ASS?. Not Available, < i *m<. Not Available, 7BJ74V Not Available, 9BA750. Not Available, 08864. Not Available, 9B864. Not Available, 7192BU. Not Available, E784.1. Not Available, 2E2J92. Not Available, F.C ft<"*0. Not Available, EC8395. Not Available, EL2201. Not Available. ER2974

AtDeVeaux Announced

• INSCRIPTION RAT** ! New*p«per>bey • Delivery—Dally 40 cents per week,

Sunday, 15 center Delrf end Sunday 45 cents per wee*; Mell Subscriptions; First. Second *nd Third P&tel Zones, Dally $1.75 per month. $20.00 per year; Sunday 75 cents per month, $7JJ0 per year; Beyond Third Postal Zone, Dally $2.00 par month, $24.00 per-year; Sun­day $1.00 Per month, $11.00 per year.

Thomas Schnebly, son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Thomas H. Schnebly, and John Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Newman, all of this city, took top honors in the lower and upper schools, respectively, at DeVeaux School.

Others listed on the honor roll released today by Morison Brigham, headmaster, are: Upper School

Donald Alderman, Lewis-ton; John Pearce, Niagara Falls; Thomas Healy, San­born; Stanley Mattison, Lew­iston; Christian Haller, Avon; Gary Barnes, Erie, Pa.; Gary Scott, Niagara Falls; Roger Russell, Lewiston; Erik Popp, Niagara Falls; JoTm Bjingen-heiraer, Lewiston Heights. . Dennis Brown^ Niagara

Falls; John Boyer, Niagara Falls; Mark Bleuenstein, Tay­lor, Mich.; Claude Duvall, Ni­agara Falls; Robert Kulsk, Sanborn; Leonard Bryant, Ni­agara Falls; Curry Kirkpat-rjck, Lewiston; Martin Mat­thews, Madison, Ohio; Gary Bernhardt, Tonawanda; T. Campbell Willers, Niagara Falls.

Robert Bryant, Niagara Falls, Barry Kramer, Niagara Falls; Lance Brown,' Niagara Falls; Ernest Testo, Fairview, Pa.; William Dunn, Niagara Falls; Donald Taylor, Niagara-on-the-Lake; Richard Bliley, Erie Pa.; Robert Newman, Ni­agara Falls; Daniel Colley, Ni­agara Falls. Lower School

Robert Kerr, Roger Owen and Robert Gold, Niagara Falls; Thomas Logan, North Tonawanda; Thomas Pallas, Buffalo; Lloyd Randall and Bryan Eagan, Niagara Falls.

ANNOUNCEMENTS mSmmmm

Deaths 1 BVUTLBR—In this city, Sunday, Feb. )5.

1959. Hawl K, ot 372 Portaee Rd. Wlft of Orvllla C Butler. Sister of Mrs. Thomas Grieves of Buffalo. Also survived by on* nephew. Funeral serv­ice at tha chap«l of Cornell and Dao-oett Inc., 1517 Main St., Wednesday, Feb. 18th at 2 P.m. The Rev. Charles C. Berrvhlli officiating Interment Oak-wood Cemetery.

CLARK—At the Niagara Peninsula San-atorlum Saturday, Feb. 14!h., 1959-Harry Clark In his «2nd Yr. Son of the lata Georee W. and Minerva Clark. Brother of Mrs. Blanche T. Nelles of NIaoara Falls, N. Y. Restlna at the Morse i, Son Chapel Niagara Falls, Ontario were tuneral service will be held Wednesday Feb., 18th at 2 P.m. Interment In Fairview Qemetery

Card of Thanks &UMTKR—Th*Temlly,of Ihe late Her«

man j.Quester wish •» express their thanks »nd appreciation to their many relatives, friends *t>P neighbors, for all their kindness end sympathy shown, beau­tiful floral tributes sent, sympathy cards, and use of cars durlne their recent bereavement, the loss of a dear husband, father, brother and orendfather.

Signed, The Qoester Family.

funeral .Director*

In Memoriam

HILL—Ellen E. (Nellie) Hill of 258 Me­morial Parkway In this city Saturday, Feb. 14, beloved mother of Edward Linton, sisterx of M n . Leslie Dolllnaer and John Hill hoth of this ctry. She Is also survived by seven orandchll-dreo. Funeral services from the Bell Funeral Chapel, 635 Main St., Tuesday. Feb. 17, at 1:30 P-m. with the Rev. Ray K. Hallin officiating. Interment will be In Rlverdele Cemetery.

KRUOER—Suddenly at home, Feb. 14. 1959, Meroaret R. of 514-10th St.; sister of James P. Kruger, city; Mrs. Cecilia Cordon of Buffalo. N.Y. Also sur­vived by four nieces and one nephew. Funeral from the Gridley Funeral Home Inc., 750 Main St., Tues. at 9:00 a.m. and at 9:30 a.m. from Our Lady of Lebanon R.C. Church. In­terment at Gate of Heaven Cemetery.

MACOREOOR — In Memorial Hospital, Feb. 14th, 1959. Peter MacGregor, age 78, of 1617 Walnut Ave., Niagara Falls, N.Y. Husband of Chrlstena and father of Miss Agnes MacGreoor and Mrs. Bernard R. Carney, all of Niag­ara Falls, N.Y. Prayer Service Mon­day, at 7 p.m. at Otto Redanz Funeral Home. Remains will be taken to Mac-Lennan Funeral Home, Ripley, Ontario,

BALLANTYNi~ln loving memory of our dear mother, Helen Watt Ballanh/ne,

who died 12 years ago yesterday, Feb. 15, 1947.

When a mother breathes her last farewell, . «

The stroke m*ao» mora than tongue can tell.

The world seems oult* another place Without the smlje of mother's fact.

Sadly missed by, ' -. / Mabel and Helen.

CAMBRIA— In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Anthony Cambria

who passed away 8 ysars ago yesterday, February IS, 1951.

Those whom we love eo out of sight, But never out ol mind, Thev are cherished In the hearts Of those they leave behind.

Sadly missed by» Wife Grace. Daughter Josephine

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passed away 4 years ago today, Feb. 16, 1955.

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Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps her near. \

Sadly missed by, Mother, Mabel Schmidt and Sister, Arllne Young Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

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Transcripts MORTGAGES

Willis F. Rick and Hope C. Rick, Lockport,. to Charles H. Zastrow and Arlene H. Zastrow, $3,500. . John R. Lyman, Niagara Falls Rd. to Lenz Bros. Inc., $13,000.

Melvln B. Dyster and Mary C. Oyster, Niagara Falls to Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company, $24,000.

Willis W. DorwaW, Kenmore, to Todd Building Corp., $20,000.

Charles Raymond Hoag and Dorothy M. Hoag, 2235 Michigan Ave., to Erie County Savings Bank, $10,000.

Andrew Ortner, Jr. and Eileen Ortner, 2229 Woodlawn Ave., to Elsie W# Wood­ward, $10,900.

Fred Janik, Lewiston, to The Niagara Savings and Loan Association of Tona­wanda, $14,000.

Richard H. Morgan and Mary S. Morgan, Lewlston, to Manufacturers and Traders Trust Co., $16,650.

Donald E. Plant Sr., 2026 Grand Ave., to Buffalo Savings Bank, $11,400.

DEEDS Samuel B. and Mabel A.. Gamble to

Carl H. and Marguerite M. Gammon, Niagara Falls.

Adele Woiclk and John Mazur to Jane and Adele Woicik, North Falls.

Ralph P. and Betty Lou Mott to H. Max Davis, Pendleton.

John J. and Rita S. Connelly to Mei-vin B. and Mary Co. Dyster, Niagara Falls.

Lenz Bros. Inc. to John R. Lyman, Niagara Falls.

Charles H- and Arlene H. Zastrow to WilllJ F. and Hope C. Rick, Cambria.

Stephen T. and Gertrude Roe Manong to Joseph ind Zana Arnone, Town of Niagara.

Todd Bidg Corp. to Willis W. Dorwald, North Tonawanda.

Hattie M. Knisley to Walter C. and Grace E. Knisley, Royalton.

Joseph Pusater! by exec, to Samuel and Lenav Macaluso, Lockport.

Daunt I. Stenzel, ascomm. to Charles R. Wilklns, Wilson.

Harold P. and Rbsemarie Schewler to Ronald E. and June E. Fox, North Tonawanda.

JUDGMENTS Sage Nursery, Newfane, vs. Eugene

Kramp, Olcott, $92.04. John E. Mackenna Motors Inc., vs.

James L. King, 740 Pierce Ave., $143.06. Alfred Lewis, d-b-a Lewis Floors or

Quality, vs. Robert Hopfer, R. No. 2, Steig Rd., North Tonawanda, $26,20.

E-Z Furniture Co. Inc. vs. Nettie Harris, 4208 Hyde Park Blvd., $22.36.

Maryis—Hospital-vs. Wilbert Haves, 2812 Hihglartd Ave., $75.14.

Simon Oil Co. Inc. vs. Rhlnehart J. Huttelmayer, 311 73rd St., $62.82.

The Marine Trust Company of West­ern New York vj . William Hamilton and Gladys Hamilton both of 233 Brunswick Blvd., Buffalo, $447.56.

Brownell Foods Co. Inc. vs. Ann Hennessey, Olcott, $318.51.

Clara Barton Federal Credit Union vs. Gordon B. Forder, 1505 Pierce Ave., $115.62.

Sears, Roebuck and Co. vs. Marion Garlock, 133 Waterman St., Lockport, $101.21.

J. Abramowitz d-b-a Niagara Home Outfitters, vs. James Cox, 2432 Ontario Ave., $51.93.

G. and G. Home Outfitters Co. vs. Margie Corson, 248 56th St., $41.15.

Mt. St. Mary's Hospital vs. J. D. Buckley, Second St., Youngstown, $139.79.

Joseph Nagy vs. Phlllo Alexander and Frances Alexander, 1795. Strad Ave.. North Tonawanda, $2,119.50.

Earl C. Hull d-b-a WHLD vs. Max Margulls d-b-a Royal Arms, 19 W. Utlca St.. Buffalo/ $72.27.

Earl Hull d-b-a WHLD vs. Thomas Morinello, 1902 Buffalo Ave., $133.27.

W. Jarzab vs. Michael Parronski, 247 15th St.. $486.26.

E-Z Furniture Co. Inc. vs. Louis Put-man, 257 Memorial Pkwy., $305.82.

Gardner . and North Distributing Co. Inc. vs. Michael Shaldiian, 1522 Pine Ave., $4,915.47.

G. and G. Home Outfitters Co. vs. John Schmelzinger, 232 Elk St., Buffalo, $164.40.

Good Will Sales Inc. vs. Edwin Schuitz, 409 56th St., $68.39.

Walter S. Johnson Building Co. Inc. vs. George J. Williamson a-k-a William E. Williamson, 5610 Grauer Rd., $235.98.

Buffalo Industrial Bank vs. Clayton I. Woolson 111 and Clavton Woolson 11 1858 Ontario St., $45562.

City of Niagara Falls, N. Y. vs. Thomas E. Western, 531 Jackson Dr., $12.20.

Jenss Bros. Inc. Maynard Whitney, 1718 Niagara St., $188-55.

City of NIaoara Falls, N. Y. vs. Jose Santiago, 6503 Pine Ave., $355.50.

Cllv Of Niagara Falls, N. Y. VI. Leonard Lombsrdo d-b-a Leonard's Res­taurant, 8806 Buffalo Ave., $406.25.

Larry Scheffler d-b-a Scheffler's Sin­clair* Service vs. Walt Lewis, Ransom-ville. $83.61.

General Electric Credit Corp. vs. Carlton Maak, R. D., Alslon. 34001.

George Nussbaum vs. George Graf, Lake Ave., Lockoort, $38.33.

Howtand Funeral Chapel Inc. vs. Mary Dlmltroff, 635 13th St., $54063.

Niagara Falls Memorial Hospital vs. Dviane Carr, Randall Rd., Ransomvllle, $27;.63.

PANKOW—Charlotte (nee) McGlll, age 59. Died at her home, Niagara Falls Blvd., Town of -Wheaffleld, Saturday evening Feb. Uth, 1959. Mrs. Pan-kow was a member of St. Johns Luth­eran Church. Wife of the late William C. Pankow. She Is survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Josephine Moll, Mrs. Clarence Heuer «. Mrs. Harold Heuer. 4 sons, George, Wallace, Vernon and Harold Pankow all of the Town of Wheatfield. 14 grandchildren. V great­grandchild, a sister Mrs* WHbert Schmeichel of North Tonawanda. 3 half sisters, Mrs. George Garlapo of Tona­wanda, Mrs. Martin Herman of the Town of Wheatfield 8. Mrs. Nell Rob­erts of Newfane. Friends may call at I the Frethold Funeral Home 1241 Oliver St. at Ward Rd. where services will be held Wednesday ai 2 p.m. The Rev. J. Walter Thiemecke will officiate. In­terment In St. John's Lutheran Ceme­tery.

MATTICK—In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Jay Matlice who

passed away 1 year ago today, Feb. 16, 1958.

Softly the stars are gleaming a Upon the precious grave.

Where steepest without dreaming One we loved, but could not save.

As we loved him, so we miss him In our memory he is near

Loved, remembered, longed for always Bringing many a silent tear.

There Is not a day dear Jay That we do not long for you.

Beside your grave we often stand And try In vain ,to understand.

Forgive us Lord, In tears we pray, H » was so precious, why couldn't ha

slay. Sadly missed by,

Mommy, Daddy, Sister and Brothers.

Florists MacDONALD-BUTLER

Florist FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED

WORLD WIDE 530 MAIN ST. PHONE BU 2-2345 MANTELL'S CARROUSEL OF FLOWERS

1310 Niagara St. BU 5-5591 AT OUR ONE eV ONLY LOCATION

PETER LOTZ, Florist 549 Center St. — Lewiston PL 4-4500 — ,Also Telegraph

ROBARE—Suddenly at De Graf Memorial Hospital. North Tonawanda. February 14, 1959. Mary Ann, wife of Frederick J.' Robare of 558VJ 3rd St. Mother of Mrs. Morris Pruonto of Rochester. George Robare of Model City and Frederick Robare of Tonawands, N. Y. Also survived by 5 grandchildren. Fu­neral from the funeral home of Qulnn i. Reardon, 280 4th St., Wednesday morning at 8:45, at St. Mary's of the Cataract Church at 9 o'clock. Inter­ment Gate of Heaven Cemetery

Funeral Directors BEATTY FUNERAL HOME

1001 Ontario Ave. , Dial BU 5-8711 Truman J. Beatty, Licensed Mgr.

Bell Funeral Service, Inc. Dial BU 2-3327

O. H. Bell 0. H. Bell Jr.

Cobler's Funeral Home 640 PARK PLACE

Dial BU 2-8656 or BU 4-o551

ROBINETTE—Sue, age 49 years, died Saturday, Feb. 14, 1959 at Mt. St. Mary's Hospital. Wife of James F. Roblnette. Daughter of Mrs. Antoinette D'Aversa and the late Joseph D'Aversa. Sister of Joseph D'Aversa, Michael D'Aversa, Miss Mary D'Aversa, this city, Mrs. James (Clara) Grzann of Fort Worth, Texas, Mrs. Leroy (Rose) Dargan of Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Joseph (Margaret) Vannl of Amherst, N.Y. Mrs. Edwin (Dorothy) Glennle of this city. Funeral services will be held from the Spallino Funeral Home, 1300 Pine Ave., OPP. Niagara Falls Senior High School, Tuesday, Feb. 17 at 8:45 a.m. and at St. Mary's Church at 9:15 a.m. Interment In Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.

SCHOFIELD—In Roswell Park Memorial Hospital, Buffalo, N.Y., Saturday, Feb. 14, 1959, James B. Schofleld. Beloved husband of Ruby Schofleld, 801 92nd St.. city; father of Mrs. Richard Bienlak (Joann), city. Funeral from Cobler's Funeral Home, 640 Park Place, Tues­day, Feb. 17, 1959, at 2 P.m., Rev. Cuthbert MacLean officiating. Interment In Memorial- -Park Cemetery'. LaSalle Lodge No. 1049 F. e< A.M. services Monday, Feb. 16, 1959 at 7:30 P.m. at the funeral home.

Automobiles for Sale

SIMONS—Suddenly In this city, Feb. 13, 1959, Louis J. of 919 Vanderbllt Ave. Husband of Ann J . ; brother of Mary and Fanny Simons and Isabella Roblllard, all of Buffalo, and William T. Simons of Lewlston. Funeral services at the Chapel of Cornell and Daggett Inc., 1517 Main St., Tuesday, Feb. 17 at 2 P.m., the Rev. Charles C. Berryhlll officiat­ing. Interment, Rlverdale Cemetery.

,v '55 CHRYSLER New Yorker 4-Door Sedan

A local car in excellent condition. Full power. $AYi PLINTYt

JOE RAYMOND USED CARS

Pint tr 22nd BU 5-5314

M USED CARS

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Card of Thanks BILSKI

The family of the late Joseph C. Bilskl wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to their many relatives, friends and neighbors, especially Young Men's Republican Club, Toppers Girls Bowling Team, City Fathers and Mayor and City Manager, all of City Hall; Klub Tadeia; Polish National Alliance Group No. 3006; Friends of Niagara Tavern; Iroquois Beer Distributor, Frontier^'Nov^ elty Co.; Tonawanda Distributing Corp.; Certo Bros. Distributing; Economy Mar­ket; Friends^of the Topper Tavern; Niag­ara Moose Lodge No. 838, also Ladles Auxiliary; Brupo Krueger Distributing Corp.; Niagara County Liquor Dealer Assn.; Supreme Forest Circle 117, Wood­men of the World; The Johnnie Ryan Co.; King of Spuds; Morgan Linen Supply; Friends of Golden Pheasant, Niagara Am­bulance; Employees of Franklin Printing; Grupo Children; Uhl, Hall & Rich Field Office No. 4; Cataract Distributing Co., for all their kindness and sympathy shown, beautiful floral tributes sent, sympathy cards, Mass Cards and use of cars during their recent bereavement, the loss of a dear husband.

Signed: Wife, Wanda R. Bilskl.

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Ads must run consecutive days wilthout change to earn the low rates above.

FOR BEST RESULTS Fully describe your proposition. Start the ad for 7 days, cancel it w h e n results are obtained. You wi l l be charged only for the days the »d actually ran, at the price earned for that period.

ERROR IN AD Every »d is read back to the advertiser. The Niagara Falls Gazette Publishing Co. wi l l be responsible only for errors that differ f rom the copy that was rt*6 back. This responsibility is only for the 1st days insertion.

DEADLINES FOR ADS AND CANCELLATIONS

WEEK DAY GAZETTE 4 p.m. the day before

publication

SUNDAY GAZETTE Ads - Cancellations

Corrections 4:45 p.m. Friday

OFFICE HOURS Daily 8 «.m. to 4:45 p.m. Saturday 8 e.m. 'til \ p.m.

PHONE BU 2-2311

Uf* Ytvr Crtrflf tot toy "Ckergi It"

'55 PONTIAC Storchlef Carolina Cpe.

Hydramotlc, ReVH . , . . . Ml 95 '56 PONTIAC Cetolina Sedan. Hydro., R&H '1596 '56 PONTIAC 6-Patt. 2-Door Station VYaaon. Hydra, RtH . , '1595 '54 FORD Crattlin* 4-Door. Fordomalic, RJLH '645 '55 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan. Hydra-, heater . . . . , . , 1095

KRUEGER Motor Sales Corp. 8500 Pine Ave. At Military Rd.

Phone BU 3-7970 Open Till 9 p.m.

CUSSIFIED ADVERTISING CUSSIFIED ADVERTISING CUSSIFIED ADVERTISING %i

Auto Service, Repairing Auto Service, Repairing Auto Service, Repairing 5**Kl t

SPECIAL OFFER! OIL CHANGE, LUBRICATION AND BRAKE ADJUSTMENT

AMOCO GAS SERVICE

AMOCO TIRES Snow tires and all

other types. Passenger cars only

AUTO Service PINE and 17th

Phone BU 5-8411 FRANK BIANCUZZO, Mgr. 24-Hr. Towing

Automobiles for Sale Automobiles for Sale Automobiles for Sale

'55 OLDS. "88" 2-door sedan. Finished in 2 - font

black and white. Equipped with R&H, Hydra., power steering. A special $ 1 A O * % low of only I w / J

56 FORD

'56 MERCURY "£%£ wagon. This one-owner family car has had excellent care. Equipped with $"| / Q C Mereomatic, RH, p. steering, Only ' " ' »

Falrlane 500, Victoria). 2-door hardtop, A

beauty finished in original 2<tone paint and equipped with R&H, Fordomatic, power steering. A good value $ 1 * 4 L Q 5

* 5 fk O L D ^ "88'VHoliday eoupt. * * " WsVflaraafe 2-tone b r o w n and

1595 white with matching Interior. R&H., Hydramatic. Only . ."",«;

'58 OLDS. 88 Holiday Sedan. Has original 2-tone green &

white finish. R&H, Hydramatic, power steer­ing and brakes. $ ^ 1 Q " ? Excellent condition •# I Taaf

' K T r U D Y C I C D Crown Int. • V / W n K I a > L E I V ptrltJh'top

4-door sedan. Original jet black finish with matching interior. R&H, Torqueflite, power steering and brakes, power $ 3 2 Q 5 windows and seat . . * * • ' * '

PINE & 22nd TRAPASSO OLDS BU 4-9556

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ON A 1959 CHEVROLET

PLUS CONVENIENT LOCAL SERVICE THAT CANT BE BEAT

PRICES START $ AT 2075

BRAND NEW — EQUIPPED — DELIVERED

MOTOR 902 SALES MAIN ST.

DIAL BU 5-8455

OPEN

KELLOGG ^ C H E V R O L E T IVES. 'TIL 9 P.M.

SAT. 'TIL 3 P.M.

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"Best for less" 1956 FORD Ranch Wagon V-S. RAH, ana awnar, liahl grtan finith, claon IniWa end *ut, mtthnnitolly feed, rubber geod. $ <f a A M A r«ol bargain at anly JL JL ^ j )

1955 FORD Ceuntry ieaon, V-* . matic. Ona awnar, m«chani<elty jeerf. Only . ,

M H Ferae-vary ctaan,

1195

1955 FORD Cvstom J-Doar, V-4. M.H, •wh*t, tutana Mv« end whtH orlglnol finith. A vary ${ nka car at awry . , S95

1956 FORD 2*t>aar, KIM, Parrfamat)*, tvtena gray ana1 whlta finith, law Milaega, (lean tnttaa and avt 1195 1956 PONTIAC Ceteftna Hara'tep. Oft* awnar. fqirippaa' wltn ro«JU ami fcaatar, Hyrfromatk, ctaan lathf* am*! a«t. $ a | ' " f t f f c f f

1955 PONTIAC Catallna Hardtop. RAH, Hydra-

matk, tutana blue finith, very

cWan bt tda, toad U * H

mathetnkaHy. Only , . e ^ ^ 3 l .

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1957BUICK at , tnterlar. Canrinental wheal Cartvt. MH, Dyiw»., pawar sHartef and breVat, power windows *M»5 aaort, WW*. Oonmetol grey finish with 'rest, saothar foterler. Cot* nental wheal' / ; U l j j j f t & f t ' M

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A thara car at only mi. m m

195« PACKARD Itrpar Clipper Herdtep. One Owner, lew mileage, radio and heater, UltrometU drfva, pawar tHarTnf. Thrt car $ *J 0| Wk'M mot* ha **•* to be ap»r»clot«d ett only * * i r 3 i MOYONS, IUC

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