lo BOTFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Thursday, Sept. 24, 1970

Sftttfafi Notice* Received uaUl 1 a.m. BrailjB

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•ALOAUI»»-l»obert L. %r. of Cf«rte¥ Ave,, Stpt. 31, !•*>, husband Of Stella Autmtinai father of Mrs, William ($•11) Bontampi, Mrs. Alvin (Gerai-dint) Smith, Davia, Robert L. Jr., Mr». Nermeii (•ennlei Francaviiie, Dabbia, William, Arlana and Hazel Sal-dau«i grandfather of fiva orandehil-dran; ton of Hazal R. and the late Letter ftaldeuff; brother of Mr*. Jack (Hazal) Markwick and Lester l a l dautt of Phoenix, Ariz. Friend* may call at the Jama* E. Grace Funeral Home, 335 Ontario St. at Crowley, where tarv lcu will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friend* are in­vited. Mr. Baldagff was a member and fast commander of Riverside Post

010, American Legion. Family will be present as and 7-10 p.m. 22t24

M R K O W S K I - M a r y Mtchalina (na« Stefa-nlak), Sept 11, 1»70, of Buffalo, N.Y.; beloved wife of Walter Barkowtki; dear mother of Henry (Mary) Berkow-•ki and Dorothy (Joseph) Ratke; also survived by four grandchildren and two oreat-grandchlidren,- sister of the lata Frank, Pearl, John, Alexander, Louts and Catharine Staniszewskl. Prayers a t the Forman Funeral Horn*, 1041 Sycamore St., Friday, Sept. 25, at 9:15 a.m. Services at the Holy Mother of Rosary Cathedra) at *:30 a.m. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Friends and relatives invited. Funeral arrangements by Leo A. Zaganiaczyk. 23134

•OROWIAK-Stel la (nee Przybyl), Sept. 22, 1*70. in Buffalo, N.Y. beloved Wife of Boleslaus E. Borowiak; dearest mother of Delohina (Richard) Zulewski, and Suzanne (Joseph) Michalak; daugh­ter of the late Andrew and Mary Przybyl; dear sister of Victoria Gapik, Julia Pankiewicz, Alexander, and the late Margaret Witkowski, Frank and Pelagia Nowak, also survived by four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Friday morn­ing at »:30 from the Biassed Mother Chapel of Kazmierczak Funeral Home l a c , 347 Peckham St. and in St. Stan­islaus fifcurch at 10. Friends invited. Family present at the Chapel from 2-5 and 7-10. 23t24

•OUSCHBACHER-Aloysius, Of Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 22, 1970, husband of the late Laura Reukauf Bouschbacher; brother of George Bouschbacher of Euclid, O., and the late Peter and John Bousch­bacher; uncle of Mrs. Wilbur (Beatrice) Gruber, Mrs. Donald (Kaye) Hall and Harold D. Bouschbacher. Friends may eell at their convenience at Loomis, Offers Si Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapel, 1120 Seneca St., where funeral will be held Saturday at 10:45 o'clock, and from St. Gerard's Church at 11:30 o'clock. 24t2S

M U G - J o Ann (aee Balling), suddenly, Sept. 22, 1970, in Salamanca, wife of Clifford Brug; moth%r of Ellen, Tim­othy, Mary Ann, Catherine and Mi ­chael; daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balling of Hamburg; sister of Mrs. James McGrath, Mrs. Catherine Yoerk, Mrs. John Hynes, Mrs. John McNichol, Miss Eleanore Balling and John R. Balling. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the O'Rourke & O'Rourke Funeral Home, 25 River Rd., Salamanca, from where a prayer ser­vice will be held Friday at 9 followed by a Funeral Mass at Holy Cross Church at 9:30 a.m.

COLE-Ernest , of 577 East Ferry St., Sept. 23, 1970, husband of Rosie Lee; father of Philip; also survived by one grandchild, three sisters, three brothers, many nieces, nephews and other rela­tives. Friends • may call at Meadows l ro4. Funeral Home Inc., 466 East Utica St. Funeral Saturday at 11 a.m. from Morning Star Baptist church, 292 Glenwood Ave. Friends invited.

D A N A H Y - F r a n k , Sept. 23, 1970, husband Of Anastasia L. Laurence!; father of John F. Danahy; son of the late John J . and Bridget Danahy (nee Connors); brother of the late John, Thomas, James and Catherine Danahy. Calls may be made at the Funeral Home of J . Milford Jennison, 531 South Park Ave., from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m., where tfie funeral will be held Saturday i tem­ing at 8:30 and from the church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 24t25

DRUZBIK - Stella (nee Glinski), of Center St., Lackawanna, N.Y., Sep-tamber 23. i»7e, beloved wife of Mat-fhaw J. Druzbik 5r.; e760r mother of Matthew J, (Rita) Druzbik Jr.; grand­mother of Matthew P. and James J . ; daughter of the late Frank and Kuna-gunda Glinski; sister of Mrs. Walter (Helen) Barabasz and Michael Glinski. Funeral Saturday morning at 9:30 from the Kaczor and Sons Funeral Home Inc., 505 Ridge Rd. and at St. Barbara's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Mrs. Druzbik was a member of the Rosary Society and Kolko Poisk. Rosary will ba recited Friday at 7 p.m. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

24125 • DiLMANN—Frank C , in Buffalo, Sept.

23, 1970, of 110 Birch Ave., husband of the late Lillian Weiss; father of the late Marion Diamond; grandfather of Mrs. Carol Cumpston of Pittsburgh, Pa., Noreen B. Diamond, Mrs. Herbert (Lynn) Bernhardt. Funeral from the James W. Cannon Funeral Home, 2397 Seneca St., Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. John's the Evan­gelist Church at 9:30. Friends invited. The family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Mr. Edelmann was a member of tha Holy Name Society of St. John's Church. 24t25

• L I Y - M a g d a l e n S., of Attica, N.Y., Sept. 22, 1970; wife of the late Eugene E. Eley; mother of Mrs. Harry (Marie) Meyer, Marilyn and Sharon EleyT grandmother of A1C Margaret Gene Meyer; sister of Raymond Winch and tha late Mary, Gertrude, Urban and Francis Winch. Funeral from the Mar-ley Funeral Home, 135 Main St. Attica, Friday at 8:45 a.m. and from St. Vincent De Paul Church at 9:30 a.m., the family will be present from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. 23t24

•EUSPACHER-Beat r ica Gardner Holden, Sept. 20, 1970, of Albemarle St., wife of Max J. Gerspacher; mother of Rev, William H. Gardner of Warwick, R.I.; grandmother of Kurt, Kathleen and Kevin Gardner. Friends may call Wednesday at the George W. Denneville Funeral Home, 346 Ontario St-, where *ervices will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Gerspacher was a member of Riverside Baptist Church. 23t24

• R A C E - J a m e s M. of Depew, N.Y,, Sept. 23, 1970; brother of Mrs. Frances M. Miller, Mrs. Forrest (Ruth) Gilbert, Mrs. Eleanore Beardsley, Robert Davis, and the late John Grace, Brother-in-law of Isable Grace, survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral services Friday at 1 p.m. from the Chaple of the Urban Funeral Home 3645 Genesee St. (two blocks east of Union Rd.) Rev. Philip L. Harris officiating, the family will be in attendance from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Deceased was a member of Cleveland Dr. Wesleyan Church, a Veteran of W W . I I . Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials may be made to Cleveland Dr. Wesleyan Church Mem­orial Fund. 1259 Cleveland Dr. Cheek-towaga, N.Y. 23t24

©UENTHER^wi l l lam L luddenly, Sept. 23, 1970, of Buffalo, N.Y.; beloved hus­band of Bernadine (Schmid); father of Mrs. Janet Greeley and the late Mrs. Marie Nowak; brother of Dr. John Ouenfher, Mrs, Marie Mersmann and Anthony Guenther; also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral *ervices from the Nowak Brothers Funeral Home, 794 East Delavan, Sept. 24, at 1:30 and from St. Mary of Sorrows R.C. Church at 9 a.m. Family will be present 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Friends art Invited. 24t25

HODACKA~lda, of Borden Rd., West Seneca, N.Y., formerly of South Pon-tlae St., Buffalo, -N.Y., Sept. 22, 1970; beloved wife of the late John; dear mother of Mary (the late Frank) Kos-mal , Stella (Edward) Cwieka, Marion (Fred! Mazurczyk, Phyllis (Louis) Lawrence and the late Ann (the late Aioisius) Wroblewski; sister of Victoria Plonka of Poland; also survived by six

Srandehildren and 12 great-grandchil-ren. Funeral Saturday morning from

the Pietszak Funeral Home Inc., 80s Clinton St, and 9:15 o'clock and at Our Lady of Czestochowa Church at 10:00 O'clock. Interment at St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. Deceased was a member of St. Joseph Society No. 755-7* and The Holy Rosary Society at St, Valentine's Church. Visit­ing hours 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

23t25 ISCH-Katherine A. Kourt, of 25 Pries

Ave., Sept. 22, 1970, wife of Charles R. Itch; mother of Charles B. and William J. isch, Mrs. Leo (Margaret) Nolan, Mrs. Earl (Elizabeth) Conrad, Mrs. Lawrence (Katherine) Connors, Mrs, Henry (Carol) Poliinger and Mrs. Frank (Dorothy) Lipka; sister of Ed­ward, Frank, George and William Kourt, Mrs. Chester (Margaret) DeVoe, Mr* . Wesley (Marie) Waite, Mrs. Wil­l iam (Dorothy) Houlihan, Mrs. Donald (Marion) Reed and the lata Raymond Kourt; also survived by 14 grandchil­dren. Friends may call at their con­venience until Friday at 11 a.m. at Loomis, Offers 8. Loomis Inc., Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St Funeral from | t . Juda's Episcopal Church Friday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Isch was a member of the Seneca Homemaker* and South Park Golden Agers 23t24

K A C Z M A R I K - Giles, Rev. O.F.M. Conv., Of Hamburg, N.Y., Sept. 22, 1970, brother of Rtv. Simeon O.F.M. Conv. of Shamokin, Pa Rev. Anacieta O.F.M, Conv , also of Shamokin, Pa„ Sister M , consuela C.S.S.F. of Lodi, N.J., Halen, Catherine, and Stanley of Shamokin, Pa. Funeral services Friday at tha Fran-Clican Sliteri Mother House Chapel, }m South Park Ave , Hamburg, N.Y. Visitina hours 2-4 and ?•* p.m. Inter­ment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, thamokin. Pa., on September 24, 1970.

KAUFMAN Kenn Noel, Aug, 15, formerly Of North Tonawanda, suddenly, in N.Y.C.. ton of M r * . Antonio Grand* of 2774 Coivin Blvd., was a graduate of North Tonawanda High School and served with tha United Stat* Army Band from 1M1-I*e4, Informant was in ProvWanca, R.t,

KBiSLBR-Alber t J . , Sept. 22, 1970, ton of tha lata William and Josephine Koat* far; brother of Mrs. Jeanette Redlein, Josephine Benzinger, Mr*. Irene Staf­ford, and the lata John Kassel, Martin and William Kessler. Friends may call at tha Lao Sauer Funeral Home Inc., 1933 Kensington Ave.. 2-4 and 7-9, whore tha funeral wilt ba hold Saturday morn­ing at 9:30 and at Moat Holy Redeemer Church at io:00 o'clock, 23t25

KIRSCH-Kennath F., suddenly, Sept. 22, 1970, of Longnecker St., Buffalo, ton of Caroline C. (nee Walleshauser), and the lata R. i t m e r Klrsch; brother of Rob-art E . (Christina E.) Kirsch; uncle of Michael, John and Brian Klrsch. Fu­neral from tha Michael A. DiVIncenzo Funeral Home, 1122 Loveioy St., Friday morning at 8:15 and at St, Agnes Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Mr . Kirsch was presently as signed to tha Now York State Trooper Barrack* in Clarence. Family will ba pre»ent from 2-i and 7-10 p.m. 23124

KLE IN-Ka thryn , Sept. 23, 1970, wife of tha lata Paul Klein; mother of Melvin Schmidt; sister of Eleanore Thomas, tha lata Anna Scrtmitz, Caroline Hiller, Jacob Franz, Ottilia Kline, Francis Baumgartnar, Alexander Franz, Ar-Uwr Franz, Amanda Sutton. Friends may call at tha Schlager Funeral Home Inc., 2443 Main St. (between Amherst and Fillmore), where the family will be present 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Prayers Saturday morning; at 8:45 and at Blessad Sacrament Church at 9:30. Friend* an invited to attend. 24125

KNOPP-Sept. 23, 1970, Jack S. Knopp, of 238 Deumant Tar., Town of Tona­wanda, husband of Sylvia Lowenthal Knopp; father of Morns, Jacky Knopp and Mrs. Sanford Lottor; brother of Mrs. Ann K. Goldhlrsch of Minneapolis, Minn., Mr* . David L. Landy, Louts Kaufman of Mason City, Iowa, Mickey Kaufman of Minneapolis, Minn., and David Kaufman of Los Angeles; also survived by eight grandchildren. Ser­vices at the Park Terrace Mortuary Inc., 855 Englewood Ave., Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Flowers grate­fully declined. Memgriams may be of­fered to tha Temple Bath Am Building Fund.

LAVERTY-Gordon S., of 116 Chestnut Lane, Angola, N.Y., suddenly, Sept. 21, 1970; beloved husband of Mary B. La-verty (nee Downes); stepfather of Mrs. Thomas (Shirley) Everett; brother of Mr t . Blon (Jeannette) Smith, and the late Robert C. Laverty; son of the late Robert J . and Emogene Laverty. Fu­neral services from the Froehley's Fu­neral Home, 262 North Main St.,. An­gola, N.Y., Thursday afternoon at J o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in Forest Ave. Cemetery, Angola. Mr. La­verty i was a member of the Evans Township Post No. 5798 V.F.W. and the Lake Erie Beach. Vol. Fire Depart­ment. Flowers gratefully declined. Con­tributions may be made to the First Congregational United Church of Christ. Family will bo present from 2-5 and 7-9. 23124

MAJEWSKI - L o t t i e , Depew, N.Y., Sept. 21, 1970, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Malewski; beloved sister of Anthony J . , Helen (late Henry) Tu-szynski, and the late Jean Oka!; also survived by a niece and a nephew. Services were held at the Edward J . Ciehon Funeral Home, Depew, N.Y., on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1970, and from St. Jamea R.C. Church. Inter­ment in St. Augustine Cemetery.

McPARTLIN - Howard W., September 22, 1970, husband of Marie Kiener McPartlin; father of Mrs. William J . Trapper; brother of George McPartlin; grandfather of Suzanne M. and Jac­queline D, Trapper. Funeral from the Edward Brady Funeral Home, 3125 Main St. at Highgate Friday morning at 9 and from St. James Church at 9:30. Friends invited. Calling hours 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. 24t2J

M E R K L E - E u g e n e Nelson, 57, formerly of Erie, Pa., suddenly, Sept. 9, 1970, son of the late Edward J. and Martha Yourg Merkle; brother of Mrs. Joseph (Eleanor) Heintzel, Mrs, J . Howard (Marie) Falconer, Mrs. Herman (Vir­ginia) Heintzel, Richard C, Merkle, all of Erie, Pa„ and Frederick E, Merkle of Fort Worth, Texas. Funeral services from A. Brugger 8, Sons Funeral Home, Erie, Pa., and from St. John's Church pending tha arr ival of the remains in Erie.

MONAGHAN-John F., Sept. 21, 1970, beloved husband of Marion G. Braun; father of Mrs. Steven (M. Elaine) Kiianka, and Kathleen M. Monaghan; grandfather of Steven C , and John V. Kiianka. Brother of Daniel, Owen, WHHfMII J. MQflejjMnijM I M IRA MM sister Mary ETaTne O.F.M., Agnes

Holslein, Elizabeth Holzerland and Francis O. Monaghan, Friends may call at tha Schlager Funeral Home" Inc., 2643 Main St. (between Amherst and Fillmore) where tha family win be present from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Prayers Friday morning at 9:30 and at St. Joseph'* Church at 10 o'clock. Friend* are Invited to attend, 23U4

MURRAY - Francis A., suddenly Sep­tember 22, 1970, beloved son of Harriett B. (nee Cable) and the late Arthur C. Murray; b r o t h e r — o t . Mrs. James (Bernice) Fortner. Friend* may call at the Nagel - McCready Funeral Home Inc., 587 East Delavan Ave., Thursday from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Funeral Friday morning at 8:45 and at St. Peter and Paul's Church (Wiliiamsville, N.Y. at 9:30) Friends invited.

NOWAK-Leonard R., Sept. 23, 1970, be­loved husband of Mary (nee Swlatek); dearest father of Gerald, Mrs. Chris­tine (Michael) Bos; grandfather of Denise Marie Bos; brother of Alfred (Jean) Nowak; son of the late Anthony and Aqatha Nowak Funeral Saturday at 10:45 a.m. from Kocol Funeral Home Inc., 1972 Genesee St., and in Queen of Peace Church at 11 a.m. Interment in family plot at St. Stanislaus Ceme­tery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Family present from 1-5 and 7-10. Mr. Nowak was a veteran of WW II and a member of the American Legion, Adam Plewacki Post No. 799 (under whose auspices graveside me­morial service* will be held) and a member of the Queen of Peace Ushers Society, Holy Name Society, P.R.C.U. of A., St. Stanislaus Society Group No. 1417, and a past secretary of District No. 10, Holy Name Societies. 24t25

O'HARA-Jawel (nee Shatzel) Of 44 /law­man St., in Lackawanna, N.Y., Sept. 22, 1970, beloved wife of Joseph Roxy O'Hara; sister of William Shatzel, Mrs. John (Ida) Miller and the late Mrs. Frank (Mary) McGarry, Mrs. Norman (Edna) McDonell and Elmer Shatzel; aunt of nephews and niece*. Funeral from Leo L. Buehheit Funeral Home, 666 Ridge Rd., Friday morning at 9 and from Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 9:30. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of O.L.V. Altar and Rosary Society. 23124

P A G E - P t c . John G „ in Vietnam, Sept. •jat. 12, 1970; son of Albert W. and ^ ^ Virginia Lyons Page; brother of

William A. and Jamas E. Page and Mrs. Irving A. (Janice) Barrett Jr. Friends may call at the Emmett W. Burns Funeral Home Inc., 3215 Dela­ware Ave., corner of Columbia, where the funeral will b* held Friday morning at 8:45 and at St. Paul's Church at 9:15. The family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. 23124

PIETZ-Clarence W., in this city, Sept. 33, 1970; beloved husband of the late Mabel H. Sheppard Piefz; brother of Mrs. Norman (Leona! Wertz, Carlton G. and the late Willis Pietz. Funeral from the "Washington Chapel" and the William J . Yox and Son Funeral Home, 2390-94 Seneca St., Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of tha Erie County Republican Committee. The family will be present from 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Building Fund of Christ United Church of Christ, Clinton St. and Bates Ave. 24t25

RE ID-Henr iet ta (Nettie) Hubbard, of Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 21, 1970; mother of Mrs. Winifred Jarczyk and Wilbur G. Reid; sister of Mr*. Minnie Wood and Mrs. Julia Slckler; also survived by five grandchildren and one great­grandchild. Friends may call at their convenience at Loomis, Offers 8, Loom-Is Inc., Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St., where funeral will be held Thurs­day afternoon at 2 o'clock. 33124

RICH-Angeline, in Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 23, 1970; wife of the late Nicholas Rich; mother of Michael and Mae Rich, Mrs. Alice Cavarello, Mrs. Ann Mustltlo, Mrs. Nicholas (Rose) Blancoflore, Mr*. Matthew (Mary) DeCarlO, Mrs. Frank (Theresa! Mastrodovo, Mrs, John (Lucy) Silvestri, and the late Joseph and James Rich; also survived by 19 grandchildren and 42 great-grandchil­dren. Friends received at the Castlglia Mortuary, 873 Abbott Rd., where the funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:15 and at Holy Family Church at 9 o'clock. The family will ba present from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 24f25

SCHMITT-Virginia (nee Makowskl) Sept. 23, 1970, beloved wife of the late George J. Schmitt; dearest mother of Hazel Dziedzic, dearest mother of Dorothy H.; mother-in-law of John Dziedzic; dear daughter of the late Frank and Mary Kliester Makowski; sister of Helen Zienfek and the lale George, Harry and Stanley Makowskl; sister-in-law of the late Mlchaat Zientek, Funeral from the Buszka Funeral Home Inc., 2085 Clinton St, corner of South Ogden, Friday at 9 a.m. Requiem High Mass at St. Bernard's Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment m Mt. Calvary Cem­etery. Funeral bom*, vitlffrtg hours 1-10 o.m, 23t24

SISTER MARY CONSILI I , R.S.M. -(Margaret E. Heffernan),, September 23, 1970, sister of Th©m#i Hafforean and Mrs. Phoebe Solllana of Gvelph, Ontario. Funeral from M l . Mercy Mother House Chapel, *25 Abbott Rd„ Saturday morning at 9:J0 o'clock.

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r r O C K - W i l l l a m J . , Sept. 22, 1978, of Tonawanda St., beloved husband of Katherine WoeHle; father of Sylvanus Woeifle; grandfather three orandehii-dren and seven great-grandchildren; brother of Frod J. Stock. Friends may call at the Stephan-Burnt Funeral Home inc., 264 East St., at Austin, where •ervicat wil l ba held Friday afternoon at 1:38. Friend* Invited, Interment in Elmiawn Cemetery, Mr. Stock was a member of the American Legion River-*Jde Post No. lOtt, 23*24

I T Y N - Catherine (Muther), September 23, 1970, beloved wifa of the late Gus­tavo Styn; door- mother of William H. (Madeline) and Norman J. (Shirley) Styn; grandmother of nine grand­children and fiva great - grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Anna Cliff, Mrt . Julia Weber and the late John, Charles Muther, Wilhelmina Klosterman, Mary Styn, Jacob Muther and Lucy Strauss. Friend* mav call from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m, at the Dietrich Funeral Home Inc., 2528 Bailey Ave. (one block nertb of Delavan), where services will be held Saturday at 8:15 a m . and at St, Gerard'* Church at 8:45. Friends are Invited. Mrs . Styn was a memeer of the L,CJ».A, of SL Mary of Sorrow's Church, 24125

SUSEMIHL-Hat t ie F „ Sept. 23, 1970; daughter of tha lata Frad and Augusta Heft Susemihl; beloved sister of Clara M. Susemihl, and the late Mrs. Theresa Kerr and Alfred L. Susemihl. Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Homo Inc., 3272 Bailey Ave., Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are Invited, M i t t Susemihl was a mem-her of the National and tha New York State Retlrod Teachers Associations. Family will be present from 2-4 and 1-9 p.m, ,

SWINIARSKI-Bertha (nee Jankowskl) of Cheektowaga, N,Y„ Sept. 23, 1970; wife of the late Casmier; mother of Arthur (Genevieve), Dorothy; survived by three grandson*. Sister of Walter, Mrs, Anna Guillen, Mrs. Ida Sczymczafc and the late Viola Zola, Rose Zolnowskl, Jose­phine Walkowski. Funeral services Sat­urday at 9:30 a.m. from The Urban Funeral Home 3445 Genesee St. (two blocks east of Union Rd.) and in Queen of Martyr's Church at 10 a.m. Chapel hours from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 24125

T I O H I - J o s e p h W., of 9460 Jamestown Rd„ Angola, N.Y., Sept. 23, 1970, be­loved husband of Eileen (Strack) Tighe; father of Joseph Eugene Tighe of California, and of the late Eileen Luxemburg; brother of Mrs, Lorretta McNaulty, Leo, Linus, Mrs. Mary Murphy, Mrs. Ciatfe Carney and Mi­chael Tighe; grandfather of Mrs. Mi­chael Kroti, Theresa, Michael and Tracy Tighe. Funeral from the Eugene J . Haol Funeral Home, 8434 North Main St., Angola, N.Y,, Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and from Most Precious Blood Church, Angola, N.Y., at 9:30. Friends invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Mr. Tighe was a member of a Holy Nome Society, Knights of Columbus Council 2220, Ham­burg, N .Y . .Past President of Cork Club and Iron Workers Local No. 6. 24t25

TOROK—Susana M. (nee Nagy) of Ham­burg, W.Y;, Sept. 21, 1970, wife of the late Albert A. Torok; mother of Mr t . Ermd Lauer, Gabriel, Joseph and Albert Torek and Mrs. Donald (Rose) Peter*; also survived by 11 qrandchil-dren, 25 great-grandchildren, and nine great-great-grandchildren. Funeral from the W. L. Froehley Funeral Home Inc., 84 Lake St., Hamburg, Thursday at 9 a.m. and from St. Mary's of the Lake Church, Lake Shore Rd. at 9:30. Visit­ing hour* from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

S2T24 W H E E L E R - M a r y C, Lus, of 473 Babcock

St., Sept. 22, 1970, wife of the late Stephen Wheeler; mother of Mrs. Frank A. (Viola) Ball, Earl J. and Arthur J. Wheeler, Mrs. Harold (Ruth) McEvoy, and the late Wilbur F. Wheeler; sister of the late Mrs. Sonhie Harlach, Mrs. Rosa Carey, Nicholas and John Lus; also survived by 19 grandchildren and 43 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at their convenience at Loomis, Offers 8. Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St., where funeral will be held Friday at 8:30 a.m. and from Sacred Heart Church at 9 a.m. 23t24

ZURAK-R ichard H., Sept. 22, 1970; hus­band of Ruth (Seitz) Zurak; father of James (Nancy) Zurak, Mrs. James (Beverley) Thompson, Mrs. James (Peggy Ann) Collins, Susan, Christie and Richard Zurak; grandfather of Jimmie and Tammy Zurak, Colleen Collins and Bonnie Thompson; Brother of Mrs. Frank (Marcella) Sweda; son-in-law J. Leo Seitz. Friends may call at .the Franz-Salinardo Funeral Home, 415 Grlder i f , (Opp Meyer Memorial Hosp.) f rom 2-5 and 7-10 p.m., where funeral services will be held on Satur­day at 2 p.m. Rev. Carl E. Prater of­ficiating. Friends are invited. 23125

VARCO- Gasper, Sept. 22, 1970, son of the late Ignatius and Anna (Cascio) Varco; brother of Benedict Varco. Erie**)* may cell at the; Schlager Fu­neral Home Inc., 2643 Main 5f. (be­tween Amherst and Fillmore), where the family will be present from 2-5 and 7-4 -p.m. Prayers Saturday morning at 9:15 and at St. Mark's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend, Mr. Varco was a member of the Holy Name Society and Local 501, United Auto Workers. 24t25

Professor Rejected As Immigrant

Special lo The courier-Express TORONTO — Dr. Gabriel

Kolko, W'IO taught history last y?ar at the University of Buf­falo, has been refused landed-immigrant status in Canada be­cause his presence has been called "contrary to Canadian na­tional interests."

He had been hired by York University here to teach Ameri­can history and had been as­signed classes for the fall term but is unable to teach because of the Immigration Dept. rejec­tion.

Dr. Kolko said he applied for landed-immigrant status in early May but received a letter from the federal immigration depart-, mnt in July saying his applica­tion had been refused. He filed an appeal six weeks ago but there has been no decision.

John Saywell, dean of arts at York, said Dr. Kolko has been an outspoken opponent of the Vietnam war, but his opposition has been lawful. Dr. Kolko said he has sworn he is not a mem­ber of the Communist party and has never been in jail.

Three Persons Killed In Accidents

Allen Graham !U. Rev. Robert E. Spears

Cattaraugus County delegate, keynote speaker chat

Act to Better Lot, Bishop Tells Elderly

A Buffalo man, a five-year-old Town of Lancaster boy, and a Grand Island youth who attend­ed Fredonla State College lost their lives in separate auto ac­cidents in Western New York Wednesday.

Dead are: Thomas J , Speacer, 47, of 1930

Niagara St. Jeffrey Gallagher, 5, of 5273

William St.» Town of Lancaster. James F, Hill, 21, of 3360

Stony Point Rd., Grand Island.

Pedestrian Killed When Hit by Auto

Thomas J, Spencer, 47, of 1930 Niagara St., was killed Wednesday evening when he was struck by an auto on Niag­ara St, near Hamilton St., a few doors from his home.

Courier-Express Wellsvillt Bureau ALFRED — The bishop of the

Rochester Episcopal Diocese told 400 delegates to a regional forum on aging Wednesday that they must act to create a better cli­mate toward the elderly.

The Rt. Rev. Robert R. Spears, who noted that at 51 he was too young to be a conference dele­gate, said activity by the aged, in "irritating and educating the country," was the major element in removing the negative image attached to getting old. Hell at Alfred Tech

The conference, with delegates from eight New York counties in the Southern Tier, was.held at the State Agricultural and Technical College at Alfred. Sim­ilar conferences are being held across the eoiintry in prepara­

tion for a 1971 White House Con­ference on Aging. :

The bishop, keynote speaker at the meeting, said two major questions will be discussed at the national conference: What is needed to create a better at­titude toward aging, and: if the aged do not work to create that climate, who will?

After the speech, delegates split into 14 discussion groups and filled out questionnaires which, along with reports from the discussion groups, will be forwarded to the New York Of­fice for the Aging and to the White House conference pre­paratory staff.

The delegates were addressed via closed-circuit teilevision by ;Gov, Nelson A. Rockefeller dur­ing a break in the small-group discussions.

Cuba Specialty To Move to Filhnore

' Couritr-Mrprtn Wtlltv&ts Bureau FILLMORE—The Cuba Spe­

cialty Manufacturing Co. of Houghton has purchased the for-mer Perry Knitting Co. building here and will move from Hough­ton into the building in October, it was announced Wednesday by A. Beverly Taylor, owner and manager.

The 12,000-square-foot building on a 3'i-acre lot on Rt. 19 just south of Fillmore has been vacant since November 1968 when the Perry Co.'s Fillmore Division was closed. The Cuba company, which has been lo­cated in Houghton since 1912, makes fish and crab traps.

The victim was pronounced dead shortly after arrival at Columbus Hospital.

Patrolmen Raymond Shea and Edward Jacobs said Spencer was crossing Niagara St. from the west to the east curb en-route ta a nearby store when the accident occurred.

The car, operated by Mrs. Dorothy N. Grosse, 3f, of 537 Busti Ave,, was northbound on Niagara St.

His death boosted the city's traffic fatality toll to 34 for the year. There were 41 traffic deaths in the city during the same period in 1969.

Boy Running to Bus Is Killed by Auto Jeffrey Gallagherr l,~ of SZ73

William St., Town of Lancaster, was killed shortly after 8 a.m. Wednesday when he was struck by a car in front of his home.

Town Patrolmen Ronald Kei-cher and James Natalizia said the boy ran into the street to catch a school bus that was 100 feet away on the other side of the road. The driver of the car, Gary Nobbs, 29, of West Ave, Eden, was not charged.

The youth was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Joseph's Intercommunity Hospital,

Grand Island Student Dies as Car Skids

Courier-Express Dunkirk Bureau FREDONLA - James F. RUl,

21, of 3560 Stony Point Rd., Grand Island, was killed and an­other Grand Island man was in­

jured Wednesday when their auto skidded on wet pavement on E. Main St. fRt. 20) inj this Chautauqua County village and struck a tree. Both were students at F red on i a State College.

The injured student, Bryan J. Keuer, 26, of 2306 W. Oakfiekl Rd., Grand Island the driver, suffered superficial lacerations. He was treated at Brooks Me­morial Hospital, Dunkirk.

Hill was pronounced dead on arrival at the Dunkirk hospital, Chautauqua County Coroner An­son Stewart, who issued a certi-ficate of accidentia! death, said Hill suffered multiple injuries.

Village police said Keller told them the car in which he and Hill were returning to the Iro­quois Motor Court, Rt. 20, Town of Sheridan, where they lived, skidded as he attempted to pass a pickup truck. Keller was thrown from the auto, but Hill was wedged between the car and the tree.

Obituaries MRS, EMERSON E. ELLING

OLEAN — Funeral services for Mrs. Anna B. Elling, 87, of Haskel Rd., Town of Olean, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Guenther Funeral Home.

The Rev. Theron Cooper, minister of the First Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery. ; •

Mrs. Elling was dead on ar­rival at Olean General Hospital Tuesday evening after being stricken at her home. She had been in ill health for some time.

She W H a member of the Senior League of Olean and the Burden Bearer* Class at the Baptist Church.'

Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Edward Perkins of Olean; two grandchildren and, two great-grandchildren; three sis­ters, Mrs. Kathfyn Deyea", Mrs. Clara Parker and Mrs. Magda­lene Griffin, all of Olean; three brothers, John Dutton of Alle­gany, Vincent Dutton of Olean and Willard Dutton of Hinsdale.

at Transfiguration Church. Bur­ial will be in St. Bo aventure Cemetery.

d i d home had

MRS. ANDREW POSTAWSKI OLEAN — Mrs. Katherine

Postawski, 77, of 417 E. Connell St., died Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital after a short illness. She was a member of the Villa Maria Society of Transfiguration Church.

Survivors are her husband, Andrew; three sons, Anthony of Olean, John of Wellsville and Stanley" of Dayton, Ohio; two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Gepin-ger and Mrs. Edward Uniga, both of Oaean; five grand­children and three great-grand­children.

Prayers at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the Hogan Funeral Home will be followed by a Requiem Mass

Courier-Express Warsaw Bureau CASTILE - Harry B. Ran-

dall, 87, of Castile, Wednesday in a nursing at Warsaw, where he the last three years. Mr. Randall, a native of Pike,

had been a farmer many years _ in the Castile area before re­tiring in 1953. His wife, Mrs. Amber Randall, died in 1964.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Shirley Paulson, of Perry. and Mrs. Marjorie Biggart, of Clearwater, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Elwell, Castile," and Mrs. Evan Weeks. Bergen; six grandchildren and nine gr e a t-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Harmon Funeral Home, 33 N. Main St., Castile. Burial will be in Grace Cemetery, Castile.

MRS. CLIFFORD BRUG SALAMANCA—Prayer services

for Mrs. Jo Ann Brug, 33, of 612 Broad St., at 9 a.m. Friday at the O'Rourke and O'Rourke Funeral Home will be followed by a Mass at Holy Cross Church. Burial will be in Calvary Ceme­tery.

Mrs. Brug died at her home Tuesday.

She is survived by five chil­dren, Ellen, Timothy, Maryann, Catherine and Michael; a brother, John Balling, of Ham­burg; and five sisters, Mrs. James McGrath, Mrs. John Mc­Nichol and Miss Eleanor Balling, all of Hamburg, Mrs. John Hynes of West Seneca and Mrs. Catherine Yoerk of North Boston.

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BataviaMan Dies While Lake Wading

Courier-Express Batavia Bureau BATAVIA — Frederick Berry,

61, of 9550 Putnam Rd, appar­ently suffered a fatal attack Wednesday afternoon white wading in the shallow water of Canandaigua Lake,

Berry, an appraiser for the State Dept. of Equalisation and Assessment, had been staying at a Canandaigua motel with his wife. She told village police her husband had had a stroke earlier this year.

They put on • their bathing suits and went to the lake shore about 2:30 p.m,, Mrs. Berry said. Her husband could­n't swim but went down an embankment and was wading about 10 feet from shore.

She turned her back to lower herself to the beach, Mrs. Berry told police, and when she looked again her husband was lying face-down in the water. The water waa only about knee deep.

Two men from Rochester brought the body ashore. An Ontario County coroner is in­vestigating,

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Landfills9 Course Courier-Express Lockport Bureau LOCKPORT—A course on op­

erating sanitary landfills will be held today and Friday at Mount View Hospital, 5465 Upper Mountain Rd., Lockport, under direction of the State Dept. of Environmental Conservation and the Niagara County Health Dept.

9 Arrested At Avon On Drug Counts

' Cmriet-Etpress Correspondent AVON — Seven men and two

women, all from out of State, were arrested here Wednesday morning on charges of possess­ing dangerous drugs a»d nar­cotic implements.

State police said a routine check of the two small buses the nine were riding in uncov­ered marijuana, amphetamines, barbituates and hashish, along with a hashish pipe and a "roach clip," used for smoking marijuana cigarettes.

The arrested were identified by police as:

Mat'hew Katz, 40, June Katz, 28,, Richard Pacharz, 25, Miss Aline Seegers, 22, and Ernest Enochson, 25, all of San Fran­cisco; Mark Frankel, 21, of Brooklyn; Mark Quinn, 21, War­wick, R.I.; James Duckett, 20, Fairfax, Calif., and Ross Win-etsky, Cambridge, Mass.

The arrests were made about 10 a.m. at the intersection of Rts. 5 and 20, northwest of Avon.

After arraignment b e f o r e Town Justice Paul Strassen-burgh, they were released on cash bond for a court appear­ance at a date to be set after the group consults with an at­torney.

Police said the nine are mem­bers of a rock music group ami were driving from San Francis­co to the Boston area.

Woman Is Injured In Dunkirk Collision

Courttr-Bzprem Dunkirk Bureau DUNKIRK-Mrs. Etta L. Gee,

39 of 22 N. Beaver St., was in­jured slightly Wednesday morn­ing in a two-car collision on Lake Shore Dr. East: She was treated at Brooks Memorial Hospital for a bruised left side.

Police said the other driver, Deborah A. Swierk, 19, of 326 Lake Shore Dr., East was back­ing out of his driveway into the highway when the accident oe-

Medina Child Killed by Car

» Courier-Express Albion Bureau

MEDINA - Michael Paul Collins, 18-month-old son of Mrs. Diana Powley of Holley and Richard P. Collins of San Diego, Calif., died Tuesday in Medina. Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car.

The child was hit earlier in the day in front of the home of maternal grandparents, with whom he had b**en living on Salt Works Rd., Shelby.

State police said the boy was hit by a car driven by Joseph Poodey, 80, of 461 Bloomingdale Rd,, Akron, who was not charged. Poodey told investi-* gators he slowed when he saw the child standing near a mail­box but the child darted sudden­ly into the road.

Besides his parents and material grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wienke, Michael is survived by his paternal grand­parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Collins of San Diego,

A funeral service will be con­ducted at 3 p.m. today, in the Barnes-Tuttle Funeral Home, 226 Pearl St., Medina, Burial will be in Mt. Pleasant Ceme­tery, West Shelby.

Area Trucker Burned Badly

Courier-Express AUrton Bureau HOLLEY — Peter J. Fidanza

Jr., 24, of Middleport suffered severe burns Wednesday when his clothing caught fire after the truck he was driving ran off the Holley-Byron Rd. and struck a tree.

Fidanza is in serious condition at Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester. He has third-degree burns over 60 per cent of his body.

Clarendon volunteer firemen extinguished the flames. Neither they nor Orleans County depu­ties could learn much about the accident since there were no witnesses and they couldn't question the driver.

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