BRERETON Edith Of Herkimer Buffalo, N. Nov. 3, wife of Ira D. Brereton: foster-mother of Mrs. Paul (Violet) Hornquist of Lockport, N.
aunt of William R. Hamilton Searle of of Tiffon, this O. city, Funeral and from the Link-Fox 355 Grant Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Mrs.
Brereton was a member of Lafayette Ave. Baptist Church. Calling hours 2-4 and 7-9. 415 -James E. In Buffalo, Nov.
3, 1971, of the Marine Dr. son of the late Anna and Eugene Collins; brother of George (Catherine) Hofner, Mrs. Thomas (Frances) Beamish, Mrs. Andrew (Anna) Procknal, Mrs. Joseph (Lorraine) Downs, Eugene Edmund and Mrs.
Raymond (Dorothy) Ruth. Funeral from the James W. Cannan Funeral Home, 2397 Seneca Saturday morning at 8:45 and from St. Martin's Church at 9:30. Friends invited.
Family will be present 2-5 and P. M. Mr. Collins was a member of the E.C.C.O. 415 CRISSY- Clara A.
Nov. 3, 1971, wife of the late Roy W. Crissy; mother of Rev. Roy W. Crissy, pastor of St.
Mary's Church, Batavia, N. Sister Marianne S.S.M.N., Donald James William Thomas Crissy and Mrs. Arthur J. (Mary Ann), Prentiss; sister of Mrs. Victoria Fril and Miss Harriett Mond and Mrs.
Arthur (Cecil) Rudolph of Chicago, Mrs. Lou (Constance) Dardon of California; also survived by 22 grandchildren. Funeral Friends Home, received 1700 the Murphy Hertel from 2-4 and 7-9 P. where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. Margaret's Church at 9:30.
Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined. Mrs. Crissy was a member of the Altar Rosary Society of St. Margaret's Church.
415 DAVIS-Edward D. of Leroy Nov. 4, 1971; husband of the late Ethel M. Davis; dear father of Marilyn G. Davis; brother of William, Robert, Carl, John and the late Mrs.
Mary Weyland and Mrs. Ann Harriman. Friends may call 2-4 and 7- 9 P. M. at the Knapp Funeral Home, 335 Leroy where funeral services 9 P.
M. at the Knapp Funeral Home, 335 Leroy where funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 P. M. Friends are invited to attend. 516 DECKER -Catherine (nee Gilbert) Nov.
4. 1971; beloved mother of Mrs. Theodore (Dorothy) Brann; sister of Jacob Gilbert, Wilhelmina G. Rapp and Mrs. Elsie Fulton of Ashland, also survived by two grandchildren.
Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. at the George J. Roberts Sons Funeral Home, 2400 Main where services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Flowers gratefully declined.
Arrangements by Isaac Abbott. Des JARDINS- Phoebe M. (nee Kuntz) Nov. 4, 1971, of the Town of Tonawanda, beloved wife of the late Capt. Frederick J.
Des Jardins; mother of Frederick G. (Helen) Des Jardins of North Tonawanda; sister of Selas Koontz of Medina, N. and Henry Koontz of Canada; grandmother of Julie and Frederick J. Des Jardins; also survived by 13 nieces and eight nephews. Friends may call at the Lord-Salinardo Funeral Home, 770 Niagara Falls from 2-5 and 7-9 P.
where prayers will be said Monday morning at 9 o'clock and a Mass of the Resurrection from Blessed Sacrament Church at 9:30. Friends invited. 516 (nee Mazurowski) Nov. 3. 1971, of Cheektowaga, N.
beloved wite of Anthony; dearest mother of Mrs. John (Francine) Everton of the Virgin Islands, Petty Officer Third Class Anthony (Caryn); daughter of Frank J. and Mary (nee Macikowski) Mazurowski; sister of Lt. Col. Richard (Marcia) Mazurowski U.S.A.F., Daniel (Mildred) Mazurowski, Frank Jr.
(Donna) owski and Mrs. Joseph (Rosemary) Bernicki; daughter-in-law of Chester and Kazmiera Dombroski; also vived by brothers-in-law, sister-in-law, nieces and nephews. Family will be present to receive relatives and friends from 2-4, 7-10 at the Melvin J. Sliwinski Funeral Home, 85 George Urban (West of Harlem) where funeral services will be held Monday at 9:30 A. M.
and at Queen of Martyrs Church, 10 A. M. Interment Mt. Calvary Cemetery. 416 DOMBROWSKI Joseph Of Buffalo, N.
Nov. 2, 1971; cousin of Walter Uba of Toronto, Canada; friend of Mary Kaczmarczyk. Funeral Saturday morning from the Pietszak Funeral Home 806 Clinton at 9:30 o'clock and at Holy Apostles Peter Paul Church at 10 o'clock. Interment at St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 415 DORSCH -Henry Nov. 3, 1971, husband of the late Evelyn Price; father Mrs.
Stephen Cravak, Mrs. Carol Lagenor and Albert Dorsch; brother of Mrs. Paul Henges; grandfather of 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received at the Campbell Funeral Home, 2067 Niagara near Hertel, from 2-5 and 7-9 where services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
415 FASANELLO-Philomena (nee Tronolone) In Buffalo, N. Nov. 2, 1971; beloved wife of the late Michael A. Fasanello; mother of Sr. Mary Andrew F.M.D.C, of Williamsville, N.
Y. and Mrs. William Chamberlin (Margaret) of Buffalo, N. Y. and the late James and Peter Fasanello; grandmother of Michael and Paul Fasanello, William Phyllis C.
and Daniel Chamberlin and Rebecca and Peter Fasanello, sister of Dr. Daniel R. Tronolone M.D. and the late Sebastian, Mary Luongo, Dr. Joseph J.
Tronolone DDS, Jennie Calabrese, Dora Mecca, Lucy DiMichel and Mrs. Peter Carnevale (Anna) of Attica, N. Y. Calls may be made at the Rubino Memorial Home 1234 2-5, 7-9 P. The funeral Mass will Delaware (near Cleveland Ave.) take place Saturday morning at Our Lady of Loretto Church at 9:15 A.
Private M. Friends are invited to attend. parking in rear of memorial home. 315 FISCHER-Thomas J. Nov.
3, 1971, husband of the late Viola Callinan; father of Mrs. Irving (Dorothy) Hogg; also survived by three grandchildren, Paul, Nancy, and Michael Hogg; brother of Matthew Gallagher. Private services were Church. held Friday morning at St. Louis Deceased was member of Cheektowaga Barracks No.
231 Veterans of World War 1. Burial in Veterans Plot at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Arrangements by Lux Sons Funeral Home. FULMER-John W. Nov.
1971, of Kenmore, N. beloved 1 husband of Mary A. Cotter; father of Mrs. John (Joan) Hitzges; brother of Mrs. Albert (Annabel) Czapla; also survived by six grandchildren.
Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home 3000. Delaware at at 9 o'clock and from St. Paul's RC Tremont, Kenmore, Saturday morning Family will be present from 2-5 and Church at 9:15.
Friends are invited. 7-10 P. M. 415 GAMIN-Julia D. South Main St.
Batavia; Nov. 4, 1971; mother of Ernest of Havasu, Vern Batavia, Elton F. of Middleport, Clifford Sarasota, Mrs. Dorothy Leigh of Lockport; sister of Frank Deho of Batavia. Services from the H.
E. Turner and Co. Inc. Mortuary, 403 East Main Batavia, Monday 2 o'clock. Calling Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9.
Memorials may be made to the St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Batavia. GERRINGER-Golden Of Buffalo, N. Thursday, Nov. 4, 1971, wife of the late Claude Morrison and William Gerringer; mother of Claude Park Morrsion of Bradford, David O.
Morrison, Salamanca, N. Howard E. Morrison, Bradford, Russell P. Ricahrd Morrison, (Gayle) Arcade, Musson Mrs. of Buffalo, N.
also surviving are five stepchildren; nine grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Mrs. Gerringer. was a member of The Presbyterian Church of Allegany. Friends may call at Persons Funeral Home, Delevan, N.
Y. 2-4 and 7-9 P. where services will be held Sunday, Nov. 7, at 2 P. M.
Rev. in John Shepard officiating. Interment Mt. Prospect Cemetery, Franklinville, N. Y.
Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial remembrances may be made to Allegany. Presbyterian Church, Allegany, N. Y. 516 GIOIA-Samuel H.
Of Angola, N. Nov. 5, 1971; beloved husband of Rose (Gugino) Gioia; father of Horace F. of Hialeah, J. Mrs.
Silvio (Josephine) Decristofaro, Hubert all of Rochester, N. Mrs. Peter (Rosemary) Scaglione of Angola, N. Y. and the late Samuel H.
Gioia brother of the late Alphonse, Luis, Antonio and Mrs. Josephine Ciravola; also survived by 16 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral from the Eugene J. Heil Funeral Home, 8434 North Main Angola, N. Y.
Monday morning at 9 and from Most Precious Blood Church, Angola, N. at 9:30. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, Angola, N. Y. Family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-9 P.
M. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial confributions may be made to the Lakeshore Intercommunity Hospital, Irving, N. Y. 516 GOLDSTEIN-LoUiS Nov.
5, 1971; husband of Matilda Altman Goldstein; brother of Mrs. Morris J. Willer, Morris Goidstein, Mrs. Noerbert Gruenfeld, of St. Barbara, Mrs.
Robert L. Altman, Mrs. Melvin B. Hoffman and the late Mrs. Florence Weinberg, Mrs.
Lillian Weiss, and Mrs. Dorothy Zarin. Friends may call at the Park Terrace Mortuary, 855 Englewood Saturday evening from 7-9 P. and Sunday morning from 10 A. M.
until time of funeral. Services will take place Sunday at 12 o'clock noon. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorians may be offered to the fund of your preference. The family requests that no condolences visits be made after the funeral.
516 EVENING NEWS Friday, November 5, 1971 have gone, And in my heart your love lives on. Sadly missed by MOM. MIERCZEWSKI-in loving sister-in-law, memory of Leonarda, our dear sister, on her birhtday, Nov. 5. May the love of God enfold you; May His joys for you increase; His perpetual light shine on you; May He give you endless peace.
Always in our hearts, LENNY, BONNIE AND DEBBIE. OCCHINO-In loving memory sister, of Rosalie, our who passed away 22 years ago todarling daughter and day, Nov. 5, 1949. The love you gave us for 16 years Will never from us depart, Though you have gone beyond hearts. our reach You are always in our PARENTS, SISTER AND BROTHERS.
SLOTWINSKA- loving memory of who my passed away 16 years ago today. mother and mother-in-law, Helen, Sadly missed by HELEN AND SON-IN-LAW WALTER JANIS. SPERRAZZA- loving memory of 1962. Calogero, who passed away Nov. dear, 5, You're not forgotten, father Nor ever shall you be; As long as life and memory last, shall remember thee.
SON NICHOLAS, DAUGHTER-IN: LAW MARY, GRANDCHILDREN ANGELA AND CHARLES. In Memoriam BAUMGARDNER-In loving memory of our years son today, November 5, 1969. Bernard, who passed away two ago A tribute of love and cherished memory. MOM AND DAD. BUCKENROTH- In loving memory uncle, of our beloved broth and Richard, who left us eight cannot years ago.
Some things in life you buy, A gift that's rare and true. It's a gift of a dear brother-in-law You, tears, shared our hopes, our loys, our Like the a on one we had in you. and uncle, God bless you for those wonderful years, AR, DAVE AND SANDIE. SUCKENROTH- -In loving memory of our father Richard who passed away years ago today, Nov. 5, 1963.
Dad you're always in our hearts. Loved and sadly missed by YOUR CHILDREN. BUCKENROTH- In loving memory of my husband Dick who passed away 8 a years today, Nov. 5, 1963. Some things in life you cannot buy, A gift that's rare and true Is a gift of a devoted husband Like the one had in you.
You shared my hopes, my joys and my tears, God bless you Dick, for those wonderful years. YOUR LOVING WIFE, LYNN. DENDLER-In memory of our beloved mother, Germaine who passed away one year ago today, Nov. 5, 1970. Sadly missed by HER CHILDREN.
GIORDANO--In loving memory of thony C. Giordana who passed away 19 years ago November 5. Thanks be to God For giving you to me; The memory of your love Will my great comfort be Sadly missed by WIFE EVA, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILD. -In loving memory of our dear mother, Louise, who passed away two years ago today, Nov. 5, 1969.
The passing years can never change, The thoughts of one so dear. Fond memories linger 'round her name, Remembering brings her near. Your loved ones, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. -In remembrance of our grandmother, and great-grandmother, Katie, who passed away two years ago today, Nov. 5, 1969.
missed by ARTIS SR. ARTIS JR. GRANDDAUGHTER JUDY, LONIEN -In ever-loving memory of who our entered teen-age into son, eternal life May 4, 1970. Gerald J. (Joey), Now saftly, stars are gleaming Where, Upon your sleeping without dreaming, precious grave, One we loved but could not save.
Guardian Angel, stay beside him; Virgin Mary, light his way; Heart of Jesus, grant him mercy: That's our fervent prayer each day. Loved, remembered and longed FAMILY. THE loving memory of dear MIERCZEWSKI-In daughter, Leonarda, on her my birthday, Nov. 5. lingers, though you Your memory have gone, Deaths ADEMA-Jennie F.
Oct. 25, 1971; daughter of the late Meindert and Martha Adema; survived by three nephews George and Miss Howard AdeAdema and Maynard Pilkey. ma was a charter member of Quota Club of Amherst. A memorial service will be held at the Unitarian Universalist. Church of Buffalo, West Nov.
Ferry 6 and Elmwood Ave. Saturday, at 2 P.M. Floral tributes gratefully declined. Memorials may Church of sent Buf- to the United Universalist falo. 315 ARNOLD-Mary (Steckmann) Of Delavan, N.
Nov. 4, 1971, wife of Arthur Arnold and Patrick the of late Lee Machias O. Hale; mother of and Donald of Delevan; also survived by three granddaughters; Franklinville, sister of Mrs. Margaret Atwater, Mrs. Freida Hazen, Buffalo and Herman Steckmann of Arizona and the late Martha Smith and Carl Steckmann.
Friends may call 2-5 and 7-9 beginning Friday at the funeral home of W. S. Davis will be Arcade, where at funeral services held Sunday P. M. Interment in the Delevan Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the Cancer Fund. 415 AUE-Gienora F. (Nolen) Nov. 4, 1971; wife of the late Edgar Ave; mother of Emery De Wald; daughter of Maud and the late Daniel Nolen; sister of Mrs. Wilma Henry, Mrs.
L. G. Bell, Elcanor Johnson, Mrs. Miri Dickey, Mrs. Kenneth Johnston, Daniel Nolen, Gordon Mrs.
Shenton; Neil M' cheal, and Mrs. also survived by two grandchildren and four Funeral service will be held in Grampian, on Monday. BALL--Joseph B. Sr. Nov.
3, 1971, beloved husband of Clara Odien Ball; father of Rita Carmichael of Pittsburgh, Joseph B. Ball Jr. and Mrs. Edward (Mary Ann) Drobits; also survived by 16 grandchildren; brother of Emil and August Ball, Mrs. Jerome (Loretta) Kolb, Bernard Ball, Mrs.
John (Mary) Lindner and the late Alma Ball. Friends may call starting Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 at The McKendryDengler Funeral Home, Main where funeral will be held Blessed Saturday morning at 8:30 and from Trinity Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr. Ball was a member of The Pioneer Club of Niagara Mohawk and past president and member of The Holy Name Society of Blessed Trinity Church.
315 BARNUM-Daniel A. Nov. 4, 1971, of the Town of Tonawanda, beloved husband of Gladys Barnum; father of Mrs. Raymond (Juanita) Reinhold and Mrs. James (Jean Linda, Marie) Karen and Dolch; Susan; grandfather brother of the late George P.
Barnum of North Riverside, Ill. Funeral service from the Lester H. Wedekindt, Inc. Funeral Home, 3290 Delaware Monday morning at 10:30 and from St. John the Baptist Church at 11 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Mr. Barnum was a member of the Telephone Pioneers' of America. Rosary devotions Sunday evening at 7:15. Family present 2-5 and 7-9 P.
M. 516 BICKE J. Of Lockport, N. Nov. 4, 1971, husband of Ella father of Wallace A.
and Mrs. Thomas (Bernice) Hammond; brother of Stephan Bicker and Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts a and the late Mrs. Mary Savigny; also survived by eight grandchildren, one great-granddaughter and several nieces and nephews, Friends may call and from Kandt 2-4 and 7-9 P. M.
at Prudden Funeral Home, 242 Genesee Lockport, where funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 8:45 and 9:15 o'clock at St. John the Baptist Church. BOIES -Mary A. Underhill Of West Falls, N. Nov.
2. 1971, beloved wife of Charles mother of Mrs. Raymond Shirley L. Mrs. Kenngott, Laura and M.
David Yade, sister of Edward Arthur, Mrs. Maybelle Becker, Mrs. Helen Becker, James, Mrs. Florence Becker and Mrs. Mildred Reader; also survived by six grandchildren.
Funeral from the Wood Funeral Home, 784 Main East Aurora, Friday at 2:30. Friends invited. Family will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. Flowers gratefully declined.
Memorials may be made to Western New York Heart Fund. 315 BONIAK-Frank J. Nov. 4, 1971, beloved husband of the late Charlotte Culkowski Boniak; devoted father of Bernard (Stephanie) Boniak and the late Edwin Boniak; grandfather of Daniel Paul and the late Bernadette; brother of Joanna (the late Ignatius) Skretny, John (Mary) Boniak, and the late Maryanna (the late Stanley) Niewczyk: brother-in-law of Helen (the late Ignatius Zallsinski and the late John (Lillian) Culkowski; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Buscka Funeral Home 2005 Clinton St.
corner of So. Ogden, Mondev et 9:30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at our Lady Czestochowa Church at 10 A. Imerment in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Mr. Boniak was a veteran of World Wer and a member of 302n0 Engineers Post No. 302 American Legion of New York City, VFW New York Central Post No. 515, the Americon Railway Supervisors of America.
former member Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, Polonia Lodge No. 1176. FUnere! home visiting hours 1-10 P. M. Fernity will be present 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. 516 A (Steckmann) AUE--Glenora F. (Nolen) BALL--Joseph B. Sr. BARNUM-Daniel A.
BICKER-William J. BOIES-Mary A. Underhill BONIAK-Frank J. -Edith M. -James E.
CRISSY -Clara A. DAVIS-Edward D. -Catherine (nee Gilbert) 5-Phoebe M. (nee Kuntz) DOMBROSKI- -Frances (nee Mazurowski) DOMBROWSK1-Joseph DORSCH FASANELLO--Philomena (nee Tronolone) FISCHER-Thomas J. FULMER-John W.
GAMIN-Julia D. GERRINGER-Golden GIOIA-Samuel H. GOLDSTEIN-Louis -Jennie Death Listings F. GOODLEY -see Zorich notice HANEY -Barbara J. (nee Hochardel) HARTMAN-John F.
HEFNER-Henry V. HENS--Louise F. (nee Eltges) HOLTYN-Joseph A. HOOPIS--Constantine D. HORST-Louise M.
(Frank) KENNETT -Vera KILLINGER A. K. LAMBRIX-George A. LEFLER-ROSS MARIEN. R.
Joseph A. MARSH--Marion S. C. MERKEL-Caroline V. (Duffin) -Josephine (nee Wrobel) NIGRO-Robert J.
OLEJNICZAK-John A. O'MARA-William J. GOODLEY Rudolph See Zorich notice. 415 HANEY- -Barbara J. (nee Hochardel) Nov.
3, 1971, beloved wife dearest of the mother late Thomas V. Haney of James E. (Marge), Raymond J. (Emily), Thomas Mrs. V.
Irene Jr. (the (Julia), late Robert) Howard G. (Jean), and the late John W. Stanz, Haney; grandmother of 14. grandchildren and 25 Funeral Monday af 9:15 A.
M. from Kocol Funeral Home 1972 esee St. and in St. Lawrence Church at 10 A. M.
Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Visitors may pay respects Thursday after 7 7-10 P. M.
M. and thereafter from 2-5 and P. 416 HARTMAN-John F. Of Lackawanna, N. Nov.
4, 1971, beloved husband of Mary Maliske Hartman; father of Eugene (Sophie) Choinacki and the late John Hartman; survived by four grandchildren and the one late great Martin granddaughter; Hartman; brother son of Mrs. Francos Monod and Mrs. William (Monica) Pitt; also survived by nieces and nephews. Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapel, 3003 South Park Monday afternoon at 1. Rev.
Robert M. Ireland will officiate. Burial in St. John's Cemetery. Friends Invited.
516 HEFNER-Henry V. Nov. 1971, beloved husband of Dorothy E. Zobrest Hefner; dear father of Mrs. Hobson (Jeanne) Archer of Elma, N.
Mrs. Richard C. (Dorothy) Elsaesser and Deanna M. Hefner; survived by six grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Richard Robathan of California, Mrs.
R. J. McNeil of Elma. N. and the late Rev.
Raymond C. Hefner, C.S.S.R., Mrs. Edward J. Keyes, Leo, Norman and Mrs. F.
P. Jenkins. The family will be present to receive friends 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at (Delavan) Amigone Funeral Home 1250 East Delavan near Bailey, where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9:30 and from St.
James Church at 10:15 A. M. Deceased was a member of the Ushers Society, and past president of St. James Holy Name Society. 415 HENS-Louise F.
(nee Eltges) Suddenly, Nov 2, 1971, mother beloved of Mrs. wife of Paul T. Hens; Francis (Marie) Balcom, Mrs. Fredrick (Betty) Steck, Mrs. Frank (Nancy) Rudolph, Mrs.
grandmother Harry of (Doro- 21 thy) Rahuba; grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Sister Marie Teresita PhilS.S.J., Joseph Eltges, I ps, Mrs. John (Florence) Hanover, Sister Mary Faber of Sisters of Mercy of Connecticut, Mrs. Geraldine Lofft and Mrs. Nicholas (Dolores) Biebel of Ohio.
The family will receive friends 2-5 and 7-9 M. at the (Delevan) Amigone Funeral Home 1250 where East fuDelavan near Bailey, neral services will be held Saturday at 8:30 A. M. and from St. James Church at 9:15 A.
M. Friends invited. Mrs. Hens was a member of Third St. James Ladies Society and the Order of St.
Dominic. 315 HOLTYN-Joseph A. 1971, of Buffalo, N. son of the Nov. 4, late Lawrence and Harriet (Kalameja) Holtyn: dear Ratka, brother Anna of Stanley, John, Mary Bogdanowicz, Angeline Stephen (D'Agostino and Frank and the late Anthony, Holtyn.
Funeral services Home, Monday 1061 from the Sycamore, corner Sobieski, at 9:15 and Foreman Funeral at Cathedral Holy at 9:30 A. M. Interment in Mother of the Rosary the Parish Cemetery. Mr. Plewacki Holtyn Post was a No.
799, under whose auspices member of the Adam graveside military services invited. will 516 be held. Family and friends -Constantine D. 3, 1971, beloved husband of Helen Nov. (Polemenakos) Hoopis; brother of C.
the late Nicholas D. Hoopis; uncle of Demitrious Hoopis. Friends may call at 2643 Main St. (between Amherst and the Schlager Funeral Fillmore), where the family P. M.
will Pray- be will be said Saturday at 1:30 and present from 2-4 and 7-9 ers funeral services at Annunciation Hellenic Orthodox Church at 2 P. M. Friends are invited to attend. be made Memorials in his memory may to the Annunciation Hellenic Orthodox Church Bullding Fund. Mr.
Hoopis was member of A.H.E.P.A. and a lifea time member of the Albany Consistory. 415 HORST-Louise M. (Frank) Nov. 4, 1971; wife of the late Paul Horst; mother of Rudolph P.
(Marion), Karl L. (Gay) of Indiana, the late Elsie Graap and Erna Horst; and also nine survived great-grandchildren. Friends may call by four grandchildren at the Sieck Mast Funeral Home, 1009 Kensington held Saturdav where fu- at neral service will be P. M. Friends invited.
The famwill be present from 2-5 and 7-9 P. ily M. Mrs. Horst was a member of the Sewing Guild of Salem United of Christ. 415 Church KENNETT-Vera In Buffalo, N.
Nov. 3, 1971, sister wife of the late Harry J. Kennett; of George Fursback. Calls may be made at the Leonard H. Gaetz Funeral Home, 343 Elmwood between Summer and Bryant Saturday from at 2-4 11 and 7-9 P.
M. Funeral o'clock. 415 KILLINGER Arthur A. Nov. 4, 1971; husband of the late Henrietta Wendling Killinger; father Marjorie H.
Killinger; brother Killinger. of Albert O. and Edward E. Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends declined. are Gifts in memory of Mr. Killinvited. Flowers gratefully inger to the Memorial Fund of Main Holy St. Trinity Lutheran Church, 1080 will be appreciated.
KOEGLER-Richard K. Of Williamsville, Nov. 3, 1971; husband of Margaret Findlay Koegler; Beach- other of Robert Koegler, Fune al from Tuyn Funeral Home, 5541 Main Saturday at mornina Cayuga at 11 o'clock. Friends are Williamsville, vited. The familv will be present on and 7-9 P.
M. 415 2-4 LAMBRIX-George A. Of 3128 Paxon Eden, N. suddenly, Nov. 3, 1971, beloved husband father of of Dorothy Cantillon Lambrix; Michael C.
of Cheektowaga, and Patricia M. of Eden; Funeral brother of services Francis J. of Lakeview. from David C. Laing Funeral Home, 2724 West Church Eden, Saturday morning at 9:30 and from the at Im- 10 maculate Conception Church o'clock.
Friends may call Thursday evening 7-9 P. M. and was Friday a 2-4 member and 7-9 P. M. Mr.
Lambrix of Holy Name Society, Eden-North Collins Rotary and Hamburg Council 2220 K. of C. 415 LEFLER-ROSS Of East Aurora, N. Nov. 3, 1971, in Ridge Manor, husband of the late Daisy Schillemore Lefler; father of George Alden, N.
Mrs. Marie Brown, Shinglehouse, N. and brother Edward of East Aurora, Mrs. Oliver (Mary) Bailey; also survived by three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends on Friday Saturday from from 2-4 10 and 7-9 P.
M. and to 11 A. M. at- the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home 64 Maple East Aurora. Funeral Saturday at 2 P.
M. gifts may be made to a charity of Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial your choice. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery, MARIEN Col. Joseph U.S.A.R.
Nov. 3, 1971; suddenly, beloved husband of Billie Tefteller Marien; father cf Lt. Richard J. (Lydia) U.S.M.C., Douglas and the late Joseph A. Marien brother of Raymond K.
and the late James E. Marien. Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Gifts in memory of Mr. Marien to the Heart Fund will be appreciated. Mr. Marien was a member of Reserve Officers Assn. of U.S.A.R., New York State Teachers National Education Erie County Teachers Erie County Junior High Secondary Principals and Home Education Assn.
Family will be present 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 415 MARSH -Marion S. In Buffalo, N. Nov.
2, 1971; wife of Victor: mother of Mrs. Elmer 0. Steinke (Athalene) and Mrs. Joseph Rychlik (Wilma); grandmother of David Rychlik. Private burial in Rushford, N.
Y. Memorial service at Richmond Avenue United Methodist Church Saturday at 3 P. M. Avenue Memorials United may be given to Richmond Methodist Church. 215 62 OWCZARKOWSKIAgnes -(nee Filozof) PENMAN- -James N.
PREISCH--George M. QUINN-Frank D. RANDOLPH-Adele (Rutterman) ROMBKOWSKI-LoUIse (nee Szeluga) -Nancie Marie -Edith I. (McConnell) SCIANDRA- Vincent SENDZIAK--Lawrence SIEMBIDA--George SISTER M. Francis Xavier O.L.C.
(Elodia Rodriguez) SMITH-William J. SPRING--Margaret W. TIMMERMAN-Leon D. WINTERS-Alberta L. WON W.
WOJCINSK1-Bernard S. WOJKOWSKI-Boleslaus (BIII) ZORICH-Rudolph M. McGEE-Anna C. Nov. 3, 1971, wife of the late Guy F.
McGee; mother of Mrs. Norman H. Kayser, John R. O'Connor and Thomas G. McGee; also survived by 14 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Funeral from the Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home 3000 Delaware Ave, at Tremont (Kenmore, N. Saturday morning at 9:30 and from St. Rose of Lima R.
C. Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-9 P. M.
MERKEL-Caroline V. (Duttin) Suddenly Nov. 4, 1971, beloved wife of Albert P. Merkel; mother of Albert (Helen) Merkel, Delores M. Merkel, and Mrs.
Raiph (Patricia) Groat; sister of Mrs. Edward (Evelyn) Riley; grandmother of six grandchildren. Friends may call at the Lord-Salinardo Funeral Home, 415 Grider St. (opposite Meyer Memorial Hospital) from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M.
where funeral service will be held on Sat. at 11 A. M. Rev. David L.
Donner officiating. Mrs. Merkel was past president of the Lady's Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post No. 1488, Division 77. 415 NASTERNAK-Josephine (nee Wrobel) Nov.
3, 1971, formerly of Wilson wife of the late John dear mother of Joseph (Alice), Point Breeze, N. Walter (Mary), Henry (Mary Ann), Sonia (Joseph) Clotuszynski, Helen (Al) Grochmal, John San Francisco, Theresa (Benedict) Buszka, Sloan, N. Stanley (Jeanette) and the late Edward; survived by grandchildren; sister- -n- law ct Joseph Nasternak of Silver Creek, N. Y. Funeral Saturday, Nov.
6, 10:30 A. M. from Max F. Rulecki FUneral Home of Buffalo, 375-379 Peckham and at St. Stanislaus Church at 11 o'clock.
Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, family plot. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Ladies' Rosary Society, Family present 11 A. M.
to 10 P. M. 415 NIGRO-Robert J. Of Tonawanda, N. Nov.
3, 1971, husband of Caroline (Carrie) (nee Lauria) Nigro; father of Robert J. and Richard M. Nigro; grandfather of Robie and Karen Nigro; son of the late Joseph and Elizabeth Nigro; brother of Frank J. Nigro. Friends received at the Greco Funeral Home 2909 Elmwood where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:15 and in St.
Amelia's Church at 9 o'clock. Mr. Nigro was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Amelia's. Family will be present from 1-5 and 7-10 P.
M. Flowers gratefully declined. 415 OLEJNICZAK-John A. Nov. 2, 1971, in Cheektowaga, N.
beloved husband of Stella (Rogowska) Oleiniczak; dear brother of Sylvester Olejniczak; dear brother-in-law of ander Rogowski, Elsie Choinacki, Wanda Sarnowski, John, Walter and Frank Rogowski; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday morning at 9:30 from the Sacred Heart Chapel of the Kazmierczak Funeral Home 347 Peckham St. and in St. Stanislaus Church at 10 A. M.
Friends are invited. Family will be present at the Chapel 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. Deceased was a Veteran of World War a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Millard Fillmore Post 2930, and the Adam Plewacki Post 799 American Legion, under whose auspices military services will be conducted. 215 O'MARA William J.
Suddenly, Nov. 3, 1971, of 88 Hiler. Kenmore, N. beloved husband of the late Margaret O'Mara; dear uncle of Mary A. Powers.
Funeral from the New Carl Mertz Funeral Home, 911 Englewood Ave. (between Colvin and Starin Ave.) Saturday morning at 9:15 and at St. John the Baptist Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. The family will receive friends at the Funeral Home from 2-4 and 7-9 P.
M. 415 (nee Filozof) Nov 4, 1971, beloved wife of Frank; dear mother of Norman (Judith), Mrs. Carl (Cynthia) Oleszkowski; grandmother of five grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Mary Lipa. Funeral from the Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Sycamore Saturday at 9:15 and at St.
Luke's R. C. Church at 9:30 A. M. Friends are invited.
Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 415 PENMAN James Nov. 2, 1971; husband of Josephine (Kawa) Penman; father of Mrs. Douglas (Joanne) Swick, Mrs.
Marjorie Fischer, Mary Ann Penman, Mrs. Russell (Jeanne) Sciandra; survived by four grandchildren; brother of Walter, Mrs. Irene Edmundson, Mrs. Ethel Fullerton of Florida, and the late John, Clarence and Thomas Penman. The family will receive friends from 2- 5 and 7-10 at the (Sheridan) Amigone Funeral Home Sheridan near Parker, where funeral services will be held Friday at 2 P.
M. Friends invited. PREISCH-George M. Nov. 3, 1971, of Cheektowaga, N.
beloved husband of Irene Remiszewski; dearest father of William S. (Helene); son of the late Frank and Lula May Preisch; brother of Maude Truesdell of Ransomville, N. son-In-law of Mary Remiszewski and the late Felix; brother-in-law of Mrs. Adeline Zdonczyk; also survived by nieces and nephews. Family will be present to receive relatives and friends from Noon to 10 P.M.
at the Melvin J. Sliwinski Funeral Home, 85 George Urban Blvd. (west of Harlem where funeral services will be held Saturday at 9:15 A. M. and at St.
John Cantius Church at 10 A. M. Interment St. Adalbert's Cemetery. Mr.
Preisch was member of the Brotherhood of Railway Airlines Steamship Lodge 844. 215 QUINN-Frank D. Of 104 Salem Nov. 3, 1971, beloved husband of Alice Geising Quinn; brother of Mrs. Margaret Mulroy, John, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ring, Thomas, Patrick, Joseph and Mrs. Nellie Stetson. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-9 P. at the Reddinaton Funeral Home, 657 Abbott where funeral services will be held Saturdav at 9 A. M.
and at St. Aquinas Church at 9:30 A. M. Mr. Quinn was a member of the Holy Name Society, K.
of C. Msar. Nash Council No. 3875. American Legion Post 721, and the Knights of Equity.
415 RANDOLPH -Adele (Rutterman) Nov. 4, 1971, wife of the late William Randolph; mother of William A. Vogt; three grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren; sister of Henry Desborough Rutterman and Mrs. Al (Hilda) and the late George, Phillip, John, Otto, Mary and Julia Rutterman. Friends may call 2-5 and 7-10 at the Knapp Funeral Home, 335 Leroy where funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10 and in Blessed Trinity Church at 10:30.
Friends are invited to attend. 415 ROMBKOWSKI-Louise (nee Szeluga) Nov. 2, 1971; beloved wife cf the late Edward Rombkowski; devoted mother of Dolores (Charles) Sysak and Gloria (Walter) Wesoloski: dear arandmother cf David; Kathleen, Robert and Lisa: sister of Stanley (Mary), Edward (Victoria), and Frank (Helen) Szeluga; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Buszka Funeral Home 2005 Clinton St. corner of So.
Ogden. Saturday 10:15 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Patrick's Church at 11 A.
M. Interment in St. Adalbert's Cemetery. Funeral home visiting hours 1-10 P. M.
Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 315 SARAMAK-Nancie Marle Of Mt. Vernon Hamburg, N. suddenly, Nov.
4, 1971; beloved daughter of Edward J. Saramak and Avalon L. (White) Saramak; dearest sister of Edward J. John R. and Mary.
E. Funeral services Monday morning at 9 o'clock from the John J. Kaczor Funeral Home, 3748 South Park Blasdell, N. and at St. cis of Assisi Church at 9:30.
Interment in Lakeside Memorial Cemetery. Friends invited. Wake Services Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Family will be present Friday from 7-10 end Saturday and Sunday from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
516 SCHAUS-Edith (McConnell) Suddenly, Nov. 3, 1971, of 158 Moulton Kenmore, N. beloved wife F. James Schaus; dear mother of William B. and James F.
Schaus; sister of the late William McConnell; grandmother of nine grandchildren. Funeral from the New Carl Mertz Jr. Funeral Home, 911 Englewood (between Colvin and Starin Monday morning at 9:15 and at St. John the Baptist Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
The famiy will receive friends at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 516 CO Constantine D. Hoopis Funeral services will be held at 2 PM tomorrow in the Annunciation Hellenic Orthodox Church at Delaware Ave, and West Utica St. for Constantine D.
Hoopis, 84, one of the founders of the Annunciation Hellenic Orthodox Church. Prayers will be said at 1:30 PM in the Schlager Funeral Home, 2643 Main St. Burial will be in Forest Lawn. Mr. Hoopis of 65 Mercer Ave.
died Wednesday (Nov. 3, 1971) in St. Francis Hospital. Born in Sparta, Greece, Mr. Hoopis came to Buffalo in 1899.
He lived here the rest of his life except for several years in Troy during the 1920s. In 1907 he and his brother, the late Nicholas Hoopis, opened La Loraine Candy Co. in St. and Lafayette Square. After closing the business in 1919, Mr.
Hoopis became a coowner of Verified China Co. of Pittsburgh, a wholesale restaurant equipment firm. He SCIANDRA-Vincent Age 75, of 62nd Ave. North, St. Petersburg, husband of Libby; father of Vincent Charles, Henry, Joseph John, Mrs.
George (Josephine) Chiarenza, all of St. Petersburg, Mrs. John (Anna) Chiarenza, Mrs. John (Marie) Bascaglia, Mrs. John (Lucy) Kilen, Mrs.
Joseph (Lillian) Bolognese, Mrs. Dominic (Teresa) Balisteri, all of Buffalo; also survived by 34 grandchildren and 91 great-grandchildren. Services Transfiguration Catholic Saturday morning, Interment Memorial Park, St. Petersburg. Mr.
Sciandra was born in Italy and was a former resident of Buffalo. SENDZIAK-Lawrence In Buffalo, N. Nov. 3, 1971, beloved husband of the late Mary Sendziak; dearest father of Gertrude (the late John) Beras, Alfreda (John). Koza, Walter (Christine) Sendziak, Florence (Leo) Krengulec and the late Frank and Clara Sendziak; survived by 10 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren; brother of Mrs.
Rose (Valentine) Palka, Helen Tryka in Poland and the late Sophie Platek and other brothers and sisters in Poland. Family will receive friends at the Dombrowski Czeladzinski Funeral Home, 447 Amherst St. where the funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9:30 and In Assumption Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
Mr. Sendziak was a member of St. John the Baptist Society. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
315 SIEMBIDA-George Nov. 4, 1971 of Lancaster, N. husband of the late Antoinette (nee Moniak); dear father of Stan (Sam) (Agnes), Frank (Rose), Chester (Anne), Raymond (Bernice), Sophie (Joseph) Porebski, Laura (Stan), Marchwinski, and Terry. (Leo) Rybak; brother of Frances (the late Alex) Grzyb, John (the late Victorte), Stephan (the late Hedwig) and Anna Sek; also survived by grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral services Monday from the N.
J. Sliwinski FUneral Home, 428 Penora St. (off Broadway) Depew, at 9:30 AM and at St. Augustine Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St.
Augustine Cemetery, Lancaster, N. Y. Mr. Siembida was a member of St. Stanislaus Society and Holy Name Society of the Parish and Polish Falcons of Depew.
Family will be present from 1-5 and 7-10 P. M. 516 SISTER M. FRANCIS XAVIER O.L.C. (Elodia Rodriguez) Nov.
3. 1971; daughter of the late Julio and Maria Rodriguez; sister of Elfredo and Prances Rodriquez and Mrs. Estella DeFlores, all of Mexico. Friends may call at the Convent of Our Lady of Charity, 3800 Howard Hamburg where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9:30. 415 SMITH -William J.
Hambura, N. Nov. 4, 1971, band of Catherine (nee Lips) and the late Flora Polster; father of Harold W. of Orchard Park, N. Howard U.S.
Navy, and John P. Smith of Buffalo, N. brother of Edna, George, Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Daniel (Gertrude) Beckwith, Mrs. Lester (Mildred) Sheffield and Mrs.
Edward (Christine) Klein, and the late Mrs. Florence King; also survived by five arandchildren. Funeral from the Donald M. Demmerlev Funeral Home, 21 Pierce Hamburg, N. Saturday afternoon at 1:30.
Friends vited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Deceased was a member of Louis J. Boland Post 258 American Leaion, United Steel Workers of America Local 1743 and Lakeshore Senior Citizens. Flowers oratefully declined.
Donations mav be made to the Lakeshore Lions Club. 415 -Margaret W. Of Franklinville, N. Nov. Harold 4, 1971, in Olean, beloved wife of A.
Spring; mother of Mrs. Robert (Patricia) Harter of Gowanda; also survived by three granddaughters and two sisters, Mrs. Thalia Ostrom of Largo, and Mrs. Florence VanCampen of Flint, Mich. Friends may call at The Babbitt Allen Funeral Home, North Main Franklinville, Friday from 7-9 P.
M. and Saturday from 2-4 and 7-9. Funeral and committal services will be held at the funeral home Sunday, Nov. 7, at 2 P. M.
Memorials may be made to The Franklinville Cemetery Association. 516 -Leon D. Of 101 Henderson Kenmore, N. Nov. 3, 1971, beloved husband of Julia Schlau Timmerman; father of Leon B.
and K. Russell Timmerman; brother of David Timmerman, Daniel and Iva Wetmore, Thomas and George Wetmore and Margaret Demung: also survived by five arandchildren. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware where funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends are invited. 415 WINTERS Alberta L. Nov. 4, 1971; beloved wife of the late Henry Winters; mother of Mrs. William L.
(Alberta) McCarthy; Mrs. Hester Haskins, Mrs. Dorothy A. Smith and the late Henry E. and Edward Winters; grandmother of six grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren.
Friends may call at the James E. Grace Funeral Home, 335 Ontario St. at Crowley where services will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. William R.
Pack Jr. officiatina. Friends invited. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-9 P. M.
516 -Alfred W. of Buffalo, N. Nov. 4, 1971, beloved husband of Olga (nee Nowak); dearest father of Alfred G. (Arlene) and Linda Marie; grandfather of Renee Marle; son of Mrs.
Julia Robinski. Funeral Moncay at 9 A. M. from Kocol Funeral Home 1972 Genesee and in Holy Name of Jesus Church at 9:30 A. M.
Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Family present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
Mr. Woicicki was a veteran World War 11 and a member of the Disabled American Veterans and the Leonard Post Jr. Post No. 6521 VFW. 516 -Bernard S.
Of Ridge Park, Cheektowaga, N. suddenly Nov. 4, 1971, beloved husband of Gertrude (Ciepiela) Woicinski; devoted father of Bernard J. (Mary Ann) Woicinski and Jerry Woicinski; grandfather of Ann Marie and Lynnette Woicinski; dear brother of Mrs. William (Josephine) Stachwiak and the late Charlotte Urbanski; brother-in-law of Joseph (Ollie) Ciepiela, Lottie (James 0.) Smith, Stanley (Alice) Ciepiela and Adele (Zigmund) Kasplowicz; also survived by nieces and nephews.
Funeral services Monday at 9:15 A. M. from Matthew C. Okoniewski Funeral Home, 1169 Walden Ave. at Gualbert and Solemn Requiem Mass in St.
M. John Interment Gualbert's Church at 10 A. St. Stanislaus Cemeterv. Friends and relatives invited.
Family will be present 11 A. P.M. 515 WOJKOWSKI-Boles'aus aus (Bill) Of Cheektowaga, N. Nov. 3, 1971, beloved husband of Mary (nee Wisniewski); dearest father of Mrs.
Casimer (Irene) Wilkolaski; arandfather of Mrs. Karl (Dianne) Lisnerski, Donald, Judith and Cynthia Wilkolaski; greatarandfather of Michelle Lisnerski; dearest brother of the late Elizabeth Kolodzieski, Anthony, John Woikowski, and Stella Sapinski; also survived by brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews. Family will be present to receive relatives and friends from 2-5 and 7-10 at the Melvin J. Sliwinski Funeral Home, 85 George Urban Blvd. (west of Harlem) where funeral ser vices will ba held Saturday at 10:30 A.
M. and at Queen of Martyrs Church at 11 A. M. Interment St. Adalbert's Cemeterv.
Mr. Wojkowski was a member of the Amalgamated A.F.L.-C.I.O. Clothing Workers of America. 415 ZORICH Rudolph M. Nov.
2, 1971; dearest husband of Helen Corcoran Zorich; beloved father of Robert Goodley and Mrs. Richard (Deborah) Sweda and Richard and Terrill Zorich; brother of Adam, Mrs. Harold (Amelia) Johnson, and the late Michael Zorich; son of the late Daniel and Helen Tepsich Zorich; also survived by two grandchildren. Friends received at Slotiuk Funeral Home, 102 Amherst at Tonawanda from 2-5 and 7-10 P. where funeral services will be held Saturday at 9:30 A.
M. Friends invited. Mr. Zorich was a WW veteran and recipient of the Silver Star. 415 C2 remained in charge of the company's Buffalo operation until 1938.
Then in 1940 Mr. Hoopis opened Wade's Restaurant at Main and Summer Sts. He closed it in 1960 when he retired. Mr. Hoopis, who helped found the Annunciation Hellenic Orthodox Church in 1907, also helped raise funds to build the first church in Oak He wrote the church's early history for its 50th anniversary celebration in 1962.
In addition, Mr. Hoopis was active in many Greek-American organizations, including the Order of AHEPA (American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association) and the Pan Laconian Society. He also was a lifetime member of the Albany Consistory. Surviving are his wife, the former Helen C. Polemenakos, and a nephew, Demitrious Hoopis of Athens, Greece.
Samuel H. Gioia Macaroni Maker, Dies in Irving Samuel H. Gioia, 80, past vice president and director of Gioia Macaroni Co. Inc. of Buffalo, died today (Nov.
5, 1971) in the Lakeshore Intercommunity Hospital in Irving. Mr. Gioia, brother of the late Antonio who founded the firm in 1910 in Fredonia, came to Buffalo from his native Sicily with his parents about 1892. The family later moved to Fredonia where Mr. Gioia joined the family-controlled business in When 1913 in the charge of company operation to Rochester in 1919, Mr.
Gioia moved to Rochester where he remained in charge of sales. In 1949, when the company moved its operation to its Buffalo plant 1700 Elmwood Mr. Gioia returned here. He and his wife, the former Rose Gugino, moved to Angola in 1961. Mr.
Gioia became a director and vice president of the company in 1960. He retired in 1967. The Buffalo-based firm is the fifth largest macaroni company in the country, according to Horace A. Gio'a, chairman of the board of directors and a nephew of Samuel. In addition to Mr.
Gioia's wife, survivors include three sons, Horace F. of Hialeah, J. Frederick and Hubert R. of Rochester; two daughters, Mrs. Silvio DeCristofaro of Rochester and Mrs.
Peter Scaglione of Angola; 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A Mass of the Resurrection will be offered at 9:30 AM Monday in Most Precious Blood Church in Angola following prayers at 9 AM in the Eugene J. Heil Funeral Home, 8434 N. Main Angola. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery in Angola.
Clarence Littell Left Estate of $10,510,047 Clarence H. Littell, Buffalo financier, left a gross estate of $10,510,047 and an adjusted gross of $6,968,033 when he died Oct. 2, 1967, according to a state tax appraisal filed today in Erie County Surrogate's Court. The appraisal lists state tax at $930,988.58 and the federal tax at $2.439,576.98. Mr.
Littell, 88, of 137 Summer was an honorary director of the former Liberty Bank and Trust Co. He was secretary of the former General Railway Signal Co. and was vice president and general manager of General Drop Forge Co. from 1907 to 1921. Mr.
Littell left the bulk of his estate to two sons, Hardin H. Littell and Clarence Littell, and made bequests to four grandsons, Hardin H. Littell Carlton S. Littell, Stephen Cary Littell and Clarence Littell, and two granddaughters, Caroline and Susan Littell. Ann Pennington Dies; Danced in White's 'Scandals' NEW YORK, Nov.
5 Dancer Ann Pennington, 77, a star of the Ziegfeld Follies and several George White's Scandals musical revues in the 1920s, died Thursday. Miss Pennington had been in a nursing home for some time before entering a hospital last Oct. 10. She had been known for her introduction of the "Black ottom" dance, a derivative of the Charleston. In 1934 she starred Broadway musical, "Everybody's Welcome." Earl Mountbatten Decides He'd Rather See Beauty LONDON, Nov.
5 (UPI) -Earl Mountbatten, 71, took one look at the 47. Miss World contestants at the luncheon told an aide to cancel his next appointment. It happened Thursday when he was guest of honor at a hotel luncheon given for the beauties. "The delegates here are much nicer than those at my conference," the earl told newsmen. "I have told the deputy chairman to carry on without me." DREYER FLORAL SHOP Our Only Location 664 BROADWAY Artistic Floral Arrangements MASTER CHARGE 856-9720 DAILY NEWS SUMMARY Ex President Dies GUILLERMO LEON VALENCIA, 62, president of Colombia from 1962 until 1966, died of a heart attack Thursday night in New which he visiting.
Valencia was Yorkir. stricken outside the Belmont Plaza Hotel and taken inside, where he died. A conservative with strong ties to the United States, he served as Colombian president under an agreement between the liberal and conservative parties designed to end political warfare in their country. Attica Muslims Allowed to Fast In Holy Season Attica inmates who wish to observe the Muslim holy season of Ramadan by fasting until sunset each day may do so, prison officials agreed Thursday in Federal Court. Attorneys for some inmates brought suit against Attica Correctional Facility this week, claiming inmates have been denied the right to buy food and keep it in their cells since the September uprising.
Federal Judge John 0. Henderson was presented a memo Deputy Corrections Commissioner Walter Dunbar instructing all prison superintendents to honor the requests of any 'inmate who wishes to reone meal a day, after sunset. The season last all of November. Support Claimed For Review Boards On City Schools Based on results of a "people's referrendum," the social action groups BUILD and SPOT claimed popular support today for citizen review boards to evaluate conditions in the city's public schools. The vote was taken in selected polling areas Election Day.
The results were whelmingly favorable to elected school boards, according to William L. Gaiter, executive director of BUILD. BUILD and SPOT workers took the tally in about 100 vot- ing areas from Walden Ave. north to the city line and from Bailey Ave. east.
Mr. Gaiter said a 10-member review board will attempt to study conditions at Kensington High School early next week. BUILD and SPOT also will ask Mayor Sedita and the Board of Education to reconsider an earlier devision and recognize a citizens board. To the question of whether parents have the right to partic. pate in school decisions, the response was 2932 yes and 241 no, Mr.
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Oct. George J. Zybert, Colden 25 Rex Wood, Galen 25 Robert F. Tatarek, Cheektowaga 25 Joseph W. Sheehy, 735 Kensington Thomas J.
Klyczek, West Seneca 25 Bernard C. Fix, Alden 26 Bruce A. Domroes, 160 Dewey Kenneth Corkins, 163. 14th Eugene Clarke Jr. 416 Carlton James J.
Cieplinski, Cheektowaga Frank B. Cerra, 27 Commonwealth Eugene W. Bynum, 14 Frontenac James K. Bycina, Sloan Franklin Burke, East Aurora Kenneth A. Boehringer, Amherst 25 James M.
Barnas, 123 McKinley 25 Raymond C. Kosmowski, Cheektowaga 94 Kehr 24 25 K. B. Hammond, GIRLS were born to Mr. Irvin Theadore Weibel, E.
Wrzos, Akron 1328 Kensington 28 Charles J. Sperrazza, Williamsville Gerald Porter John P. Schmidt, 709 Linwood Charles A. Rybak, 282 Parker John L. Pollock, Aurora Ronald P.
Kryszak, Cheektowaga Julius Harris, 475 Fourth Joseph V. Greico, 94 17th Albert Grande, Amherst Robert DiPalma, 125 Whitney H. R. Dibble, Tonawanda TWP. Richard L.
Diana, 464 Connecticut David P. Dehn, 218 Wyoming Robert B. Cook, Hamburg Charles J. Kerruish, 529 Howard Abraham Israel, 305 Tacoma R. J.
k. Falstead, 111, Ridgeway, 915, N. Buffalo Y. 26 The following births were registered in the City of Lackawanna: BOYS were born to Mr. and Oct.
Kenneth R. Higgins, 103 Spaulding James R. Moran, 93 Mumford 22 Richard E. Weber, 706 Hopkins 28 Robert J. Lakso, Lackawanna 23 David M.
Ahern Hamburg 24 Daniel C. Gorski, Williamsville 25 P. J. Balcarczyk, West Lackawanna Ruggierro, Seneca John David V. Gizzi, sliver Creek Charles W.
Pristach Blasdell 27 GIRLS were born to Mr. and Paul D. Fraccica, 40. Edgewood James Jackovich, Lackawanna David A. Holscher, Eden Peter R.
Schumacker, Woodlawn David Kenneth G. Beres, Barsh, Lackawanna Springville 23 Robert C. Carney, West Seneca Michael Gambino, Lackawanna 23 Ronald K. Goodenow, Snyder L. Misechok, Blasdell Eugene Offhaus, West Seneca 26 MARRIAGES Robert H.
Cochran, 106 Peabody Karen Kramer, 219 Orlando. John Davis, Kenmore-Lorraine Medwin, Williamsville. Gerald L. Howard, 225 W. Utica-Claudette Felder, 46 Meech.
Kenneth M. KIoc, 14 Briscoe -Denise Sebastiano, 350 Reiman. Milan D. Chicago--Christine Zalac. 270 Amherst.
Frank V. 249 Tacoma- -Theresa A.La Torre, Amherst. Robert T. Guarialia, 3922 Bailey -Lindy Kovach, 37 Tyler. Wilmer M.
Flack, 168 -Elk-Carolyn A. Morrow. Kenmore. Anthony Borucki, Cheektowaga Robin Grant. Lancaster, Jacob Zimpfer, Amherst -Irene C.
Hill, Amherst. Melvin Earlie, 29 Herman Jeanette Gordon, 30 Herman, Ralph Martino, West Seneca Bertha Gibbs, West Seneca. Thomas W. Balk, 381 Hewitt-Wendy Jewel, Kenmore. Minn Shang Chi, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Cecilia Lee Hui Lin, 67. Potters. James L. Isbrandt, Cheektowaga -Christine A. Chmielewski, Cheektowaga, Fernando Vidal, 1001 Humboldt- -Pilar Garcia, 590 Northampion.
Davie E. Moore, 1221 Fillmore-Valinda Anderson, 558 Northampton. Eugene B. Hot, 233 Eagle--Beverly A. Ortez, 44 Pine.
Randall Young, Tonawanda--Jo Anne Szucs, 'si Prairie. Edward J. Bachman 328 Summer -Kathryn Rybak, Amherst. Richard J. Wichrowski Cheektowaga -Susan M.
Woif, Clarence. William E. Bieman, Elma- -Constance D. Lunay, 141 Hampshire. Robert Cohen, 241 Glenwood Winnie Little, 247 Glenwood.
TRAFFIC COURT Specding $40-William Roberson, 418 Cornwall. $35-Gordon Harrington, Depew; Bill Floyd, 13 Chester. $30-Raymond White, 55 Cypress; James Malone, 15 Norwalk; James Ondak, North Tonawanda; David Clarke, Hamburg; Joseph Jones, 99 Fairlane, Tonawanda; Roger Brown, 2940 William, Cheektowaga; Ruben Ortiz, 76 Gates, Lackawanna; William Goergen, Lakeview; Donald White, 75 Mayfair, Williamsvine; Theodore Slawinski, 42 Horner. $25-Morris Johnson, 211 Eagle; Donald Colquhoun, 188 Claremont; Lonnie Schlau, Getzville; R. Blattenberger, 87 Beech, Lackawanna; Marcos Vigurera, 145 Bridle Path, Williamsvilie; David Braun, 522 W.
Ferry; Dorothy Wildf, 475 Adam, Tonawanda; Moses Ezzell, 182 Stevens; Norton Brohman, 105 Blackmore, Tonawanda; Sharon Wagner, 190 Troy Del, Williamsville; Irene Kilmas, 100 Loopere. $25-Joseph Besl, 51 Bronx, Cheektowaga; Gordon Walker, 162 Wabash, Kenmore; James Kunz, 6785 Jewett Holmwood, Orchard Park; Robert Chambers, 10 Wayne, Cheektowaga; James James, 28 Sussex; Alvin O'Donnell, 1271 Seneca; Germaine Ryan "Wurn, Drake, Cheektowaga; Arthur 240 E. Treehaven, Cheektowaga; Jonathan Croom, 52 Pearl, Lackawanna; Christa Marcy, 15 Krupp; Mark Marshall, Hamburg. $20-Robert Sevillian, 50 Winslow; Robert Dougall, 5094 Ledge, Williamsville; Ann Keefe, Depew; Gene Stottele, 1483 Kenmore, Kenmore; Kathleen Kolis, 136 Broad, Cheektowaga; L. Parker, 79 Peach; Elizabeth Flemming, Holland: Edward Kurpisz, Springbrook; Lionel Barrick, Ransomville; Johnnie Hardy, 340 Pratt; Major Cunningham, 811 E.
Ferry; Dorothy Arce, 2027 Niagara; Thomas Utts, 459 Franklin. 1sd add Traffic Tab for Fri $20-Ray Graham, 182 Woodlawn; Dorothy Krajewski, 61 Sweet; Joe Myrick, 663 E. Utica; Ursulina Gabriel, 339 Pennsylvania; Henry Evans, Ravena; Rose Buckfelder, 265 Schueie; Frank Galante, Lancaster; Edwin Raczka, 300 Emporium, West Seneca; George Shaw, Perrysburg; Vera Banks, 389 E. Ferry: Elena Duran, 89 Traymore; Lottie Pikuzinski, 23 Mills; Roosevelt McCall, 200 Eaton. $19-Bruce Sinder, Plainview; Sampson Parker, 512 Tonawanda; John Dwyer, Greenfield; Randall Baran, Depew; Stanley Nadolny, Gardenville; Eva McGreevy, Elma; Barbara Blodgeff, Victor; Jane Hopkins, 301 Huntington; Richard Glowacki, 105 Beatrices George Watkins, 26 French; Alphonse Taylor, Ebenezer; Ruben Gomez, Wheatfield; William Wyatt, 174 Butler.
$15 Eric Vogel, Ebenezer; James McLaurin, 400 Riley; Kenneth Dodd, Palymra; Angelo Polzella, 326 Crestwood; G. Hughes, 428 Richmond; Charles Werbuck, Rochester; Mary McCarthy, Rochester; Norman Smith, Lewiston; Alba DiBella, 132 Edison; Joseph Nucette, North Tonawanda; Arlene Williams, 184 Buckeye; Dorothy. Augustyn, Depaw; Isiah Carter, 1306 Center, Niagara Falls. $15-Caroline Marcos, 175 North; Kenneth Schmidt, 4945 Genesee, Cheektowaga; Judith Rauls, 47 williamstowne; Casimer Woitusiak, 109 Shepard; Frank Armstead, 995 Michigan; Verley Davis, 248 Northland; Edward Bierut, 150 Center, Lackawanna; Daniel Ferra, 81 Emslie; Jerome Durham, 183 Laurel; Vincent Phillips, 94 Goulding; Gerald Schweibel, 66 Forest Hill, Williamsville; Josephine Olechnicki, 770 Carroll; Mary Angrisano, 340 Hoyt; Charles Jones. 343 Glenwood.
$15-Mary Marmo, North Tonawanda; Edward Curland, 79 Clarence; Richard Horwat, 25 Gorski; Virginia Nailor, 1738 Langfield; Mary Eckhardt, 92 Wade. Stop Sign $20 Robert Hill, 100 Oxford; Thomas Jacobs, 17 Oxford; Harry Markle Staatsburg. $15 Rufus Marks, 528 Northampton. $10 Otto Simmons, 213 Cambridge; Charles Lamb, 386 Sherman; James Cooper, 334 Prospect. Failure to Comply With Sign $20 Willie Leatherwood, 82 Madison.
$15 Joseph Mix, 189 Winslow $10 Melzetta Kelly, 5712 Odell, Lackawanna; Charles Glover, 309 W. North; James Henzler, 337 St. Lawrence; Mae Stanley, 67 Beverly. Failure to Obey Traffic Signal $20 Robert Johnson, 300 Monroe; $25 Robert Grav. 325 Grav.
Elliott Carlson, Glenmont. $10 Eugene Prinale, 879 Michigan. No Registration $25 Willie Jemison, 68 Oakgrove. $10 James Kwapisz, 119 Capen, Eqgertsville; Huah Pelligan, 72 Alsace. Red Linht $20 Willie Jemison, 68 Oakgrove; Rhuben Gatson, 435 Wohlers.
$10 Ruth Aver, Springville. Unsafe Tires $20 Ronald Comer, 46 Oxford. $10 Joseph Impelliteri, 350 Abbott. Driving While Ability, Impaired by Alcohol $25 Louis Taylor, 41 Goulding; Pearl Eldridge, 2544 Eldridge, East Aurora. Overload on Registration $100 Roman Bukowiecki (Buffalo Burial Vault 238 Doat.
Driving While Intoxicated $200 Clyde Wright, 623 Genesee. Pavement Markings $100 Fred Boykin, 63 Mulberry. Failure to Signal $15 Robert Gray, 225 Grey. Soliciting a Ride $20 Carl Ricotta, 138 Clark. Insufficient Lichts $5 Stanley Pawlicki, 967 Genesee.
No Inspection Certificate BANKRUPTCY The following filed bankruptcy setitions in Federal Court Thursday, liabilities and assets listed respectively: Stephan Tobias Westfield, track man, $12,358, $3000. James L. Singleton, Niagara Falls, unemployed, $4378, none. Jr. 159 York, factory worker, Thomas, $25.
Gary L. Harms. 28 Hill, Town 01 Tonawanda, collision man. 15533, none. Joseph P.
Stemokowski, 184 Rohr, factory worker, $7425, none..
