Card of Thanks ASCHIERI- The family. of the late Jerry M. Aschieri wishes to thank our relatives, and neighbors for their assistance and expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement. Also we would to thank the Michael A. DiVincenzo Funeral Home.
THE FAMILY OF ASCHIERI JOHNSON -We would like to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors, for their kind expressions of sympathy in the recent loss of our husband and father, Godfrey Vincent (Vince). A special thank you to Cariton A. Ullrich, Funeral Home. WIFE URSULA AND CHILDREN GEORGE JOHNSON AND RONNA CZEKAJ. In Memoriam CONTANT -In loving memory of our mother and grandmother, Rose, who passed away one year ago today, Jan.
17, 1980. "Just remember, in the winter Far beneath the bitter snows, Lies the seed that with the sun's love, In the spring becomes the rose." Sadly missed DAUGHTER BERTHA, GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN. HALEY-in loving memory of my wife, Helen M. Lux Haley, who passed away five years ago today, Jan. 17, 1976.
I watched you suffer and heard your sigh, And all I could do was just stand When your turn came, I suffered 100, For you never deserved what you went through. I lived in hope and prayed in vain, For God to make you well again. It broke my heart to lose you, But you did not go alone; For part of me went with you, The day that God called you home. Sadly missed by YOUR HUSBAND, EDWARD J. HALEY SR.
LEWANDOWSKI -In loving memory of my father, Joseph, who passed away 12 years ago Jan. 17, 1969. Father, friend, and helper, Faithful, loyal, and true; By many names of love and trust Your family thinks of Sadly missed by DAUGHTER ALICE. MALZAN-1 loving memory of dear mother and grandmother, Olive who passed away five years ago today, Jan. 17, 1976.
Always in our hearts and prayers. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER AND GRANDCHILDREN, OPALINSKI- In loving memory of my dear beloved husband Alexander who passed away January 17, 1979. One golden heart stopped beating, Two willing hands are still; The one who did so much for me Is resting in God's will; No greater husband did God create, So loving, kind and true. That was my beloved husband Alexander Honey, I'll always need you. If I had all the world to give; I'd give it, yes and more.
To hear your voice and see your smile, To greet you at the door. bouquet of beautiful memories, Sprinkled with millions of tears. I wish God could have spared you. At least a few more years. Now I'm all alone with a memory, Perhaps it was meant to be; But the day you closed your eyes, Was the end of the world for me.
Your broken hearted wife ANNA. PALASZEWSKI-in loving memory of our father and grandfather, Stephen, who passed away eight years ago, Jan. 17, 1973. Your memory lingers, Though you have gone; And in our hearts, Your love lives on. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER ALICE, SONLAW BENNY AND GRANDSONS.
RICE -In loving remembrance of my dear mother, Gertrude on her birthday tomorrow, Jan. 18. Brithday time is here again, The years have rolled on by; It brings so many memories, When you were at my side. No matter how long time tries, It never will divide. Happy Birthday JEAN.
TREUER-In loving memory of my wife, Olivia who passed away Jan. 18, 1973. All the richest blessings That have filled my life, Come in countless numbers Through my precious wife." Sadly missed by HUSBAND GUSTAVE. VILLA- -In loving memory of my husband, Sam, who passed away five years ago today. Jan.
17, 1976. You may be gone, But you'll never be forgotten. Sadly missed by WIFE MAYME VILLA. WIECZOREK- In loving memory of our mother and grandmother, Laura, who passed away one year ago today. You'll always remain in our hearts.
Sadly missed by SON BOB, DAUGHTER-INLAW FLORENCE AND GRANDCHILDREN. Deaths BACZKOWSKI-Irene (nee Wanderlich) Jan. 16, 1981; beloved wife of Joseph; dearest daughter of Caroline Wanderlich; sister of IgnatiUS (Marian), Julius, Richard (Vernica), Allen (Marianne), Arthur, and Mrs. Bradford (Helen) Barter; also survived by nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends from 2-5, 7-9 PM at the Home of Hochul Funeral Service, 1021 Sycamore where services will be held Monday morning at 9:30 and at 10 o'clock in the Holy Mother of Rosary Cathedral.
BENDER -Adele Age 70, of. Margate, formerly of Buffalo, N.Y., Jan. 15, 1981; beloved mother of Miles Bender of Atlanta, Ga. Funeral services will be held on Sunday, Jan. 18 at 12 noon at Menorah Chapels, Margate, Fla.
BIEMAN -William G. Jan. 14, 1981, beloved husband of Mae (Lehner) Bieman; dear father of William E. (Connie) Bieman of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
and Donald (Dolores) Bieman; grandfather of four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Mildred Slade. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call Thursday from 7-9 PM, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2480 ington Amherst where services will be held Monday at 1 PM. The Rev.
William Kurschinski officiating. Friends are invited. -Margaret (Dwyer) Of Cheektowaga, Jan. 15, 1981, beloved wife of Peter Chunco; dear mother of Col. William R.
(Marion), Retired U.S.A., Dr. James F. (Susan) Chunco; also survived by five grandchildren; dear sister of Ellyn Dwyer Barron and Agnes O'Connell; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral service from the Barron-Miller Funeral Home 1932 Bailey near Walden, at 9:15 AM and in the Infant of Prague Church at 10 AM. Family present 1-9 PM.
THE BUFFALO NEWS Saturday, January 17, 1981 CERANSKI-Frances I. (nee Kistka) Jan. 15, 1981, wife of the late Stanley; dearest mother of Carol (Robert) Kaminski, Daniel (Patricia) Ceranski; fond grandmother of Thomas, Kim, Kevin, Lisa and Michele Kaminski; sister of Edward (Charlotte) Kistka, late Anthony, late Matthew (Frances) and the late Joseph. Funeral Monday 9:30 AM from the Orlowski-Suchocki Funeral Home, 173 Stanislaus corner Sobieski with Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM from Transfiguration member Church. of the Deceased Ladies was Auxiliary a of Adam Plewacki Post No.
799. Family will be present 2-5 and 7- 9 PM. CIPPARRONE-Angeline J. (Scarlato) gratefully declined. COCHRAN-Lloyd S.
Departed this life, suddenly, Jan. 16, 1981, of East Aurora, N.Y., wife of the late Rocco Cipparrone; dear mother of Mrs. Pat (Lucy) Martini, Mrs. Sam (Rose) Quagliana and the late Grace Cipparrone; sister of Mrs. Joseph (Raphael) Campofelice, Miss Rose Scarlato, Nancy Ciminise, Fred (Phyllis) and Joseph Scarlato and the late Mrs.
Mary Randazzo; survived by five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Salinardo Funeral Home (Schlager Chapel), 4614 Main Snyder (north of Harlem from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Where prayers will be said on Monday at 10:15 AM followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Margaret's Church (Hertel Ave.) at 11 AM Etombment in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Flowers are Of Lockport, Jan. 14, 1981, father of Mrs. Dorothy (Paul) Gleason of Rochester, James W. and Robert both of Cincinnati, also survived by eight grandchildren and one cousin. Friends may call Friday and Saturday, at their convenience, at the Lange Funeral Home, 186 East Lockport, where the ly will be present 2-4 and 7-9 PM.
A Masonic Memorial Service will be held Sunday, Jan. 18, 1981, at 1 PM, from the First Baptist Church, corner of Pine and Genesee Lockport, followed by a funeral service. Friends invited. Memorials may be made to the Masonic Brotherhood Fund, First Baptist Church and the American Red Cross. CONNERS-Mary A.
Jan. 16, 1981, dear mother of Mrs. Joseph (Mary) McCarthy; dear grandmother of Susan C. and Michael A. Friends may call at the Schlager Funeral Home 4614 Main Snyder, where the family will be present Sunday from 2-5.
Prayers Monday morning at 9:15 followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Benedict's Church at 10:00. Friends are invited to attend. DANAT -Robert F. Of Clearwater, formerly of Buffalo, January 13, 1981; beloved husband of Mabel L.
(Rote) Danat; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends received at the Link-Fox 770 Niagara Falls 2 blocks south of Sheridan from 2-4 and 7-9 PM where funeral services will be held Monday morning at 10 AM. Friends invited. Arrangements by Anthony M. Castiglia.
J. Buffalo, N.Y., Jan. 15, 1981, husband of Yvonne (nee Tanguay) Desrosiers; father of Mrs. Lloyd (Delores) Alexander and Mrs. Manny (Charlotte) Taibbi; also survived by eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Joseph Spano and Sons Funeral Home 473 Niagara near Hudson, where funeral will be held Monday morning at 8:15 followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in All Saints Church at 9 AM. Mr. Desrosiers was a veteran of WWI and a member of the All Saints Holy Name Society. Family will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. DITTMAN- -Charles A.
Jan. 16, 1981, beloved husband of Ann May (Goergen) Dittman; dear father of Milann Dittman; brother of Mrs. Charles (Mildred) Rohr, and. Mrs. Don (Jeanette) Vickers.
Mr. Dittman was also survived by six nieces. Friends may call Sunday from. 1- 5 and 7-9 PM at the Dietrich Funeral Home 2480 Kensington Amherst, where services will be held Monday at 9:30 AM followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Infant of Prague Church at 10 AM. ERNST -Chester R.
Sr. Jan. 15, 1981; of West Seneca, N.Y., dearly beloved husband of Joan (Jackson); beloved father of Chester, Jr. (Linda), Michael H. (Sue) and David L.
(Joanne) Ernst; beloved grandfather of Peter James, Wendy, Todd, Michael and Jodie Ernst; beloved brother of Henrietta Smith, Mrs. George (Ruby) Clohessy, Elwood (Jim), Mrs. Erma Glass, Willard (Dutch), Mrs. Leo (Norma) Martin, Henry Mrs. George (Marilyn) Bruckman, Marvin (Skip), Mrs.
Doris Reed, Mrs. Charles (Janet) Deppler and Loren (Doc) Ernst. The family will receive friends from 2 PM until 9 PM at the "West Seneca" Sieck Mast Funeral Home, 250 Orchard Park where tuneral service will be held Monday at 11 AM. Friends invited. Mr.
Ernst was a Life Member of Harvey D. Morin Post No. 2940, VFW and was an employee of Niagara Mohawk Power. Corp. for 38 years.
FERRIS- Gladys R. Formerly of Kenmore, in Wilmington, January 15, 1981; beloved wife of Leslie W. Ferris; mother of Isabella Kirtland, David W. Ferris and Robert L. Ferris; also survived by nine grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren.
No prior visitations. Friends are invited to attend graveside services at Elmlawn Cemetery Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Arrangements by the Bury Funeral Home GERSTEL-Edward G. Jan. 14, 1981, in St.
Petersburg, husband of Ruth father of Mrs. Ross (Marlene) Elkin of Rochester, Alan' of Windsor, Ontario and Joseph of Jamestown; brother of Robert of ra; also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral services from the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware Sunday, 1 PM. Flowers gratefully declined. No prior visitation.
After services the family will be af 305 Hartwell Rd. -Kenneth Jan. 16, 1981, beloved husgand of Wilma R. Buewger Glenn; brother of Mrs. Ellen lonson; also survived by several nieces, grandnieces and nephews.
Friends may call at the Schlager Funeral Home 4614 Main where the family will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Funeral services Monday afternoon at 2:00. Friends are invited to attend. Mr. Glenn was a member of Lakeland Lodge No.
952, which will have services Sunday eve. at 8 o'clock, Buffalo Consistory, Ismailia Shrine and the Central Park United Methodist Church. Flowers gratefully declined; if desired memorials may be made to the Central. Park United Methodist Church. HOFF -Lena Sieberth Jan.
16, 1981, wife of the late Albert mother of Mrs. Richard (Pauline) 'Limburg and the late Lena A. Hoff; grandmother of David R. Limburg. Friends may call 2-5 and 7-9 PM at the Denneville-Redanz Funeral Home 366 Ontario where services will be held Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends are invited. JONES Turney William Jan. 15, 1981; son of the late James F. and Geraldine Heimbach Jones: brother of Mrs. Thomas (Linda) Spanaszek; nephew of Faye and Alexander Van Gagi.
Funeral from the Warren B. Austin Funeral Home 565 Elmwood Ave. Monday at 1:00 PM. No prior visitations. KOCZENT -Stella (See Miller notice) Death Listings 62 BA (nee Wanderlich) (nee BENDER -Adele KRAMER BIEMAN-William G.
Cartwright CERANSKI -Frances I. (nee Kistka) KROLICK CHUNCO -Margaret LAWSON (Dwyer) LIS -Sophia CIPPARRONE- (nee Angeline J. MARCINIAK(Scarlato) (nee COCHRAN-Lloyd S. MATHERS-Mary A. Karolyne DANAT-Robert F.
McGRATHDESROSIERS- Charles Aime J. McLAUGHLINDITTMAN- William Charles A. MILLER ERNST- (nee Kroll) Chester R. Sr. FERRIS- Gladys R.
MEAGLEGERSTEL- Emmett Edward G. NOWLANGLENN-Kenneth William HOFF -Lena Seiberth NUTHALL JONES -Turney PLEWINSKI William L. (nee KOCZENT -Stella RYNIEC(See Miller notice) Theodore KOMENDAT Rose (nee Dzikowski) Of Sloan, N.Y., Jan. 15, 1981; beloved wife of the late William Komendat and the late Joseph Grella; dearest mother of Stanley (Helen) Grella, Helen (late Richard) Rydzynski, Florence (Henry) Badura, Edward J. Komendat, Jennie (Duane) Godlove, Norman (Patricia) Komendat and -the late Leo (Helen), Walter and Edward Komendat; sister of the late Antonia Polak; also survived by 13 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Funeral services commencing at the Daniel R. Smolarek Funeral Home, 2047 Broadway, Cheektowaga-Buffalo City Line, Monday morning at 9:45 and at St. Andrews Church at 10:15. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
The family will be present to receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. -Mary Cartwright Of East Aurora, N.Y., Jan. 15, 1981, wife of Hugh mother of Mrs. Mary Ann Bailey, Mrs. Paul (Patricia) Jung, Mrs.
William (Nancy) Hack, Mrs. Wayne (Barbara) Houmiel, John, William, Mrs. Michael (Kathleen) Lipari and the late Hugh V. sister of the late Una Edward and Frederick; also survived by 16 grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at the Immaculate Conception R.C.
Church, East Aurora, N.Y., on Saturday at 11 AM. The family will be present to receive friends at the Wood Funeral Home 784 Main East Aurora, N. on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of your choice. KROLICK -Peter Formerly of Sardina, N.Y., Jan.
15, 1981; husband of Helen (Steringer); father of Elaine; brother of Stanley of Arcade, Theodore of E. Concord, Mrs. Adeline Smolinski of Hamburg and the late' Helen Bartoszek; also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral services to be held in Fremont, Calif. LAWSON Homer J.
Of Orchard Park, N.Y., Jan. 16, 1981; husband of the late Gertrude Odell Lawson; father of Roger E. (Marjorie) and Mrs. David (Barbara) Mokren; brother of Mrs. Clarence (Lula) Gilling and the late Mrs.
Laura Spencer; also survived by three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Funeral Monday at The Langham Funeral Home, Auburn, N. Y. Flowers gratefully declined. Arrangements by The Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, East Aurora.
LIS- -Sophia (nee Stawarz) Jan. 16, 1981 of Lackawanna, N.Y.; beloved wife of the late 1g- natius Lis; dearest mother of Mrs. Joseph (Bernice) Fiorella, Joseph (Viola) Ann Milosich, Mrs. Frances; (the late Joseph) Kuryak and Leonard (Dorothy) Lis; also survived by 13 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren and grandmother of the late Patricia and David Lis. Funeral services Monday morning at 9 o'clock from the Kaczor Son Funeral Home, 505 Ridge Road, Lackawanna and at St.
Barbara's Church at 9:30. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Mrs. Lis was a member of the Rosary Society.
Family will be present 2-4, 7-9 PM. MARCINIAK -Mary (nee Rogaiski) Formerly of Sloan, N.Y., Jan. 15, 1981, beloved wife of the late Louis B. Marciniak; dearest mother of Louis R. (Lorraine), Mary Ann (Ted) Handzlik, Ted (Aileen), Eugene (Linda) and Norbert (Rosemarie) Marciniak; sister of Clara (the late Chester) Carney; grandmother of Karen, Elaine, Robin, David, Timothy, Cheryl and Andrew; also survived by nieces and nephews.
Funeral services commencing at the Daniel R. Smolarek Funeral Home, 2047 Broadway, Cheektowaga-Buffalo City Line, Monday morning at and at St. Andrew's Church at 9:15. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
Mrs. Marciniak was a member of the Parish Mother's Club, Rosary Society and Blue Army, whose members will please assemble at the funeral home Sunday at 1:30 PM. The family will be present to receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. MATHERS-Karolyne T. Jan.
16, 1981; wife of the late Harry J. Mathers; mother of. Mrs. Kieran (Mary Ann) Kreiss; sister of Margaret Maloney and Catherine Delaney both of DUBois, Pa. Friends may call Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 at the McKendry-Dengler, Funeral Home 2540 Main St.
Mass of Christian Burial and interment in DuBois, Pa. Mrs. Mathers was past president and treasurer of Christian Mother's Society of St. Louis Church. McGRATH-Charles E.
Of Kenmore, Jan. 16, 1981; beloved husband of Ruth Dafgard McGrath; father of Thomas McGrath, Mrs. Ronald (Karen) Friend and Miss Joanne McGrath; brother of Mrs. Charles (Ethel) Krohn, Joseph McGrath and Robert McGrath; grandfather of Colleen, Erin, Jennifer, Steven and Heather. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware Ave.
where funeral services will be held Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Flowers gratefully declined. Sentiment may be expressed through contribution to the Heart Assoc. of WNY Suite 255, Staffer Hilton, Buffalo, N.
Y. 14202 in memory of Charles E. McGrath. McLAUGHLIN- William K. Sr.
Of Cheektowaga, Jan. 15, 1981, beloved husband of Doris (Pocobello) McLaughlin; dear father of Kathleen (Stephen) Dombrowski, Donna (William) Kuczmanski, William (Susan) McLaughlin Michael and Joyce McLaughlin; also survived by five grandchildren; brother of Charles, Martin (Louise), Joseph (the late Mary Helen) McLaughlin; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral service from the Barron-Miller Funeral Home, 1932 Bailey Ave. near Walden, Monday at 8:45 AM and in Resurrection Church at 9:30 AM. Family present Saturday and Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 PM.
Mr. McLaughlin was a member of Local 424 UAW, the American Legion Lovejoy Post Flowers gratefully declined. -Rose SCHEER -Vincent G. Dzikowski) SCHLOERB-Mary Ruth C. (Senf) SELLE-Edwards A.
-Peter SELZ-Dorothy I R. -Homer J. (nee Baisch) -Rev. Stawarz) Mark C.P. -Mary SLOMKARogalski) Scholastica SUMMERS -John B.
T. -Margaret E. (Sappelt) E. W. TRUSCOTTK.
Sr. Robert G. -Stella -John T. VINESKI- John T. -Walter J.
VIOLANTI- Angeline. -Francis (nee Mastrantoni) Jr. WEAVER -Florence Frederick WEIDENBORNER-Frank -Irene (nee Lawniczak) WEINSHEIMERMarie A. T. (Ted) -Ford C.
MILLER -Stella (nee Kroll) Cheektowaga, N.Y., Jan. 15, 1981, beloved wife of the late Henry Miller and the late Thomas Koczent; dearest mother of Norbert (Kathleen) Koczent; sister of the late Joseph Kroil, Mary Krantz, Ida Dominczak, John Kroll and Victor Kroll; also survived by three grandchildren, six nieces and nephews. Prayer services be held at the Daniel R. Smolarek Funeral Home, 2047 Broadway, Cheektowaga-Buffalo City Line, Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. The family, will be present to receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. MURPHY -Walter J. Jan. 16, 1981; beloved brother of the late Marion E.
Murphy, John R. Murphy, Mrs. Cecelia Dietzel, Mrs. Bridget Phillips, Mrs. Helen Lyons, Dr.
Clarence Murphy and Edward Murphy; survived by nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the George J. Roberts and Sons Funeral Home, 2400 Main St. on Saturday from 7-9 PM and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 PM, where prayers will be offered Monday morning at 8:45 followed by a Mass of Christian Burial from St. Vincent de Paul Church at 9:30.
Friends invited. NEAGLE- Francis Emmett Jr. On Jan. 14, 1981, at Lenox Hill Hospital, New York City, beloved husband of Julia Snow Neagle; son of Irene Neagle and the late Francis E. Neagle; brother of Philip McE.
Neagle. Memorial service to be held at St. Luke's Church, East Hampton, Saturday, Jan. 24, 1981, at 12:30 PM. NOWLAN- -The Rev.
William, Frederick Jan. 15, 1981, suddenly in Texas; beloved husband of Ella Pruden Nowlan; father of William F. of Texas and J. Clark of Nowlan; also survived by five grandchildren; brother of Harry and Ernest, both of Elmira, Mrs. Martha Kamberty of Binghamton, N.Y., Mrs.
Esther LaDieu of Dundee, N.Y. and Mrs. Lois Stoddard of Millport, Funeral service under whose auspices of Tyrian Lodge No. 925 at 8 PM from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey Sunday evening at 9:00 PM preceded by Masonic Service.
Interment in Maple Grove Cemetery, Horseheads, N. Y. Family will be present Sunday from and Rev. Nowlan was a member and Chaplain of Oriental Lodge No. 224 of Utica, N.
Y. Also Utica Consistory, A.A.S.R. NUTHALL -Frank Of Buffalo, N.Y., Jan. 16, 1981; husband of lola and Molly Nuthail; uncle of Ruth Ludwig, Ralph, George and William Abbatoy; great uncle of Patricia Whitehead; friends received at the Link-Fox Company, Inc. Funeral Home, 355 Grant St.
2-4, 7-9 PM Sunday where funeral services will be held Monday morning at 8:30 AM and the Annunciation Church at 9 AM; friends invited. Mr. Nuthall was member of the Knights of Columbus and the Knights of St. John. Arrangements made by Anthony M.
Castiglia. PLEWINSKI-Irene L. (nee Lawniczak), Jan. 14, 1981, wife of Alex; mother of Paul, Daniel (Chris), Caroline (Douglas) Lannom, Robert (Susan) and Judy (Harold) Pollinger; sister of Evelyn (Charles) Crosek, Joseph (Mary) Lawniczak, Manthey, Alice Harris, Eleanor (Stanley) Puto, Henry. (Loretta) Lawniczak and the late Conrad Lawnizcak; also survived by grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Funeral Monday at 9:15 AM from St. John's Funeral Home, 1456 Broadway, Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 AM, St. Joachim's Church. Friends invited. Family will be present 2-5, 7-9 PM.
RYNIEC- Theodore T. (Ted) Jan. 15, 1981, husband of Patricia Seider; father of Mrs. Gerald (Barbara) Lach, Theodore T. Ryniec Mrs.
Gary (Debbie) Brazzell, Donna Gibbs, Daniel K. Ryniec, Christina and Christian Giann; stepfather of Mrs. James (Diane) Curtiss, Mrs. John (Susan) Case and Dale Seider; grandfather of four grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Leon (Helen) Syperski, Frank Ryniec, Mrs.
Seal Banazak, John Ryniec and' Mrs. Anthony (Mary Ann) Szostek. Friends may call 3-5 and 7-9 PM Saturday and Sunday at the Denneville-Redanz Funeral Home 366 Ontario where services will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock. SCHEER Vincent G. Jan.
16, 1981; dear husband of Ruth (Gertrude) Scheer; father of George A. (Sandra) Scheer of Allen Park, grandfather of Julie A. and Anthony V. Scheer; brother of the late Mary Guiltford and -John Scheer. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the Dietrich Funeral Home 2528 Bailey where services will be held Monday at 9 AM.
Mr. Scheer was a past Cmdr. of the Red Jacket Post No. 3068 VFW, Past Pres. of the Red Jacket member of the Left-Handed Club and the Machinists Union I.A.N.
-Ruth C. (Sent) Jan. 16, 1981, wife of the late George Schloerb; mother of Jack C. Schloerb and Mrs. James (Lois) Walder; grandmother of five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; sister of Norman Senf and Mrs.
Marion Kreinheder. The family will receive friends Sunday from 2-5 and 7-9 PM at the DennevilleRedanz Funeral Home 366 Ontario where funeral services will be held Monday at 11:15 AM. Friends are invited. SELLE -Edward A. Of Elma, N.Y., Jan.
16, 1981; husband of Mary Moorman Selle and the late Mary Fox Selle; father of Mrs. Roger (Nan) Pat-' terson E. Donald (Dorothy), Norman H. (Joan) Susan M. and Eric A.
(Lynn); also survived by 11 grandchildren. No prior visitation. Memorial service Monday at 11 AM at the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 64 Maple East Aurora; flowers gratefully declined. Memorial gifts may be made to a charity of your choice. SELZ-Dorothy R.
(nee Baisch) Of Vermillion, S.D., formerly of Eden, N.Y., Jan. 10, 1981, beloved wife of William Selz; daughter of Mabel and the late Herbert C. Baisch of Eden; sister of the late Herbert E. Baisch. Memorial Services from the Eden Methodist Church, 2820 East Church Eden, Saturday afternoon at 3 PM.
No prior visitation. Flowers gratefully declined. Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Eden United Methodist Church Memorial Fund. SEYBOLD- Rev. Mark C.P.
Jan. 14, 1981, in Dunkirk, N.Y., son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Simon Seybold; brother of Leo Seybold, Francis and Anthony, all of Dunkirk. Funeral Services Monday morning at 10:30 AM at the McGraw Funeral Home, 736 Central Dunkirk, and at 11 o'clock in St.
Elizabeth Ann Seton Church. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 PM Saturday 'and Sunday, -Scholastica Jan. 16, 1961, wife of the late Martin; mother of Sr. Mary Jeremia; Sr.
Mary: Marcilia, Estelle Zientara, Mary Gagola, Charlotte Tylock; mother-in-law of Sigismund Tylock and Frank Gagola; also survived by nine grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren; sister of Mary Pizon. Monday at 9:15 from Orlowski-Amherst Funeral Home, 447 Amherst St. (between Elmwood-Grant) and at 9:30 from Assumption Church. Friends are invited. Family will be present 2-4 and 7-9 PM.
Deceased was a member of St. Hedwig Society of Assumption Church. Jan. 16, 1981; beloved husband of Catherine (Shea); dearest father of John (Anne); Donald (Gloria), Robert (Ceclia), Richard (Alicia), Michael (Elsie), Kathy, Diane (Thomas) Luby; dearest brother of the late Thomas (Edith) and the late Frances (Frank) Walch; dearest step-father of John, Joseph, Thomas 'and George Kennedy and Mary fond son-inlaw of Ethel Shea. Survived by! 16 grandchildren.
Fond uncle of Thomas Summers, and also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Monday at 9 AM from the Chapel of Kazmierczak-Kwiecinski Funeral Home, 428 Penora St. (off of Broadway) Depew, N.Y., and in Queen of Martyrs RC Church at 10 AM, family will be present to receive friends and relatives Sat. 7-9 and Sunday 2-4, 7-9. Burial will be in the United French German Cemetery.
SYMONS- Margaret E. (Sappelt) Jan. 16, 1981, wife of the late Alferd Symons; mother of Mrs. (Ruth) Rohl; grandmother of Marilyn and Jeffrey Rohl and Joseph (Lynda) Ostrowski; sister of Mrs. Florence Brenner of Syracuse and Mrs.
Oscar (Mildred) Rykert of Ransonville, N.Y., the late Joseph, Arthur, Raymond, Katherine Sappelt, Mrs. Anna Drahams and Mrs. Ida Luick. Funeral service from St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 4007 Main Eggertsville, N.Y., Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, friends are invited.
Contributions in Mrs. Symons memory to St. Paul's Lutheran church would be gratefully appreciated. Arrangements made from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home.
TEGLER-Edgar Of Hamburg, N. Y. Jan. 15, 1981, husband of Lillian Seaborn Tegler; father of David W. and Ruth C.
Tegler, Mrs. Richard (Lynne) Moore and Jo Anne H. Tegler; also survived by three grandchildren. Friends may call at their convenience at Loomis, Offers Loomis "Floyd Hess Chapel," 207 Main Hamburg, N.Y. where funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Mr. Tegler was member of Harmonie Lodge 699 Internafional Brotherhood Workers, Local 1339 and the 25 Year Club of Niagara Mohawk. Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Masonic Home, Utica, N. Y. TRUSCOTT-Robert G.
Of Buffalo, N. Jan. 15, 1981, beloved husband of the late Josephine (Saccomagno) Truscott; beloved father of Robert N. (Virginia) and stepfather of Mrs. Charles (Beatrice Gerace) Kamper; brother of the late James, Thomas, Russell and Ethel; also survived by six grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren.
Memorial service will be Monday at the North Park United Presbyterian Church, 700 Parkside Buffalo at 7:30 PM. Memorials may be made to the North Park Church Endowment Fund. Arrangements made by the Colonial Memorial Chapels, Inc. -See Vineski notice. VINESKI- -John T.
Of East Amherst, N.Y. Jan. 15, 1981; husband of the late Stella (Nee Blehar); father of Mary Ann (Edward) Emmelman of IND. J. Charlotte, John T.
(Diane) and the late Stephania T. Marando, Dorothy James S. and Joseph brother of the late Mary Zarambo of PA, Sara Oleksy of PA, Elsie Phillips and Frank; also survived by 11 grandchildren. Funeral service Monday at 9:30 AM from the Urban Brothers Funeral Home 6685 Transit Swormville and in St. Marys Church, Swormville at 10 AM.
Deceased was a retired member of UAW Local 424. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in the form of Masses. Family will be in attendance from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Catholic wake service Saturday at 8 PM. VIOLANTI- Angeline (nee Mastrantoni) Of Williamsville, N.Y., January 16, 1981; beloved wife of Joseph dearest mother of Mrs.
Gerard (Suzanne) Keppel, Joanne and Joseph; daughter of the late Luciano and Elizabeth Cristofanilli Mastrantoni; sister of Mrs. Aldo (Sylvia) Ferrelli, Lawrence (Geraldine) and the late Vincent (Irene) Mastrantoni; also survived by nieces and nephews. Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapels 3003 South Park Lackawanna, N.Y. Monday morning at 9 and from Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 9:30. Family will receive friends 1-4 and 7-9 PM.
Burial in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Friends invited. WEAVER -Florence E. Cannon Jan. 16, 1981; wife of Kenneth W. Weaver mother of Kenneth W.
Weaver Mrs. David (Rosemary) Bulera, Mrs. Dennis (Christine) Banks, Charles N. (Mary) Weaver, Mrs. Ronald (Betty) Hirch and the late Florence Stewart; sister of Mrs.
James Williams, Milan and Burdette Cannon, Mildred Kladke, James and Donald Cannon, Mrs. Norman Grimm, Charles Cannon, Mrs. John Chernogorec, George Cannon and the late Gerald Cannon and Jean zyk; mother-in-law of Jack Stewart also survived by 22 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends may call af their convenience (after 5 PM Saturday) at Loomis, Offers Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St.
where funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. WEIDENBORNER Lillian M. (nee Miller) Of Dunkirk, N.Y., formerly of Angola, N.Y., Jan. 15, 1981; beloved wife of Kenneth Weidenborner; mother of Mrs. Thomas (Patricia) Cardoza; daughter of William and Genevieve (Pfleuger) Miller; sister of William (Maryann) Miller of California, Robert (Doreen) Miller, Jack (Elaine) Miller, and of the late Louella (Albert) Baker; also survived by two grandchildren.
Funeral from Eugene J. Heil Funeral Home 8434 N. Main Angola, N. Y. Monday morning at 11 AM.
The family will receive friends from 2-4, 7-9 PM. WEINSHEIMER -Marie A. Jan. 14, 1981; sister of Clarence (Evelyn) Weinsheimer. Friends may call at the Hoy Funeral Home 3855 Seneca West Seneca, Sun.
2-4 and 7-9 PM, where funeral services will be held Monday morning at 9:30. Friends invited. Hepatitis Not Linked To Schools Edward G. Gerstel Dies; Violist With Philharmonic A funeral service for Edward G. Gerstel, 71, associate and principal violist for the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra for 36 years, will be held at 1 p.m.
tomorrow in the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel, 2141 Delaware Ave. Mr. Gerstel, a native of Rochester and a graduate of the Eastman School of Music, died 14, 1981) in a St. Petersburg, hospital after a brief illness. He moved to Florida five years ago after retiring from the orchestra here.
But he remained active in He was principal violist in the FloridaGulf Coast Symphony Orchestra and also was active in chamber Mr. Gerstel moved to Buffalo in December 1939 and played at the opening of Kleinhans Music Hall on Oct. 12, 1940, under the direction of Franco Autori. In addition to his music, he also was known for his expertise in antiques. Not only was he a collector of old string instruments and bows, but he also was asked his advice on antiques in general by many collectors.
Many private collections in the Buffalo area benefited from his help. Mr. Gerstel was a staff musician for several radio stations during the 1940s and belonged to Local 92 of the American Federation of Musicians. Surviving are: his wife, the former Ruth Glasser; a ter, Mrs. Ross Elkin of Rochester; two sons, Alan of Windsor, and Joseph of James town; a brother, Robert of Elmira; and five grandchildren.
Cheektowaga Plans Total $3.5 Million By MARIANN CAPRINO News Cheektowaga Bureau Cheektowaga officials met Friday to discuss several bond issues representing "an accumulation of demands and requests" and totaling about $3.5 million for the coming year, according to Supervisor Kenneth. J. Meyers. The major projects for which bonds will be issued include the purchase of equipment for the Highway and Sanitation departments, together totaling about $1 million. Widening the approaches of the Rossler Street bridge and renovations in the police, and- court building also will be funded.
Town parks will receive a facelift eventually, and $1.5 million was the ballpark figure mentioned for parks development. In addition, land acquisition estimated at $327,000 will be considered. "We're taking advantage of aid that's available to help set things Mr. Meyers said. "We're not going to get 100 percent funding on the parks, he said, but nearly $1 million has been applied for in grants for park rehabilitation.
No estimates were discussed for the proposed senior citizens center, which also will be bonded when a site is and building plans are completed. All the bond issues will appear at various times for approval by the board as resolutions. Members of the Finance and Parks and Recreation committees were present at Friday's meeting to get an idea on the total cost of the bond issues. The town accountant will determine the effect a $3.5 million bond issue will have on the tax rate and report back to the board. "The bonds all have different longevities and will come out of different budgets, and all the action won't happen at the same time," Mr.
Meyers said. Additional improvements will begin in the town as the result of about $1,220,000 funding through the federal community development block grant program. The town will hold its last public hearing on the 1981- 82 proposal at 6 p.m. Monday. Volunteers Sought For Moral Majority Volunteers for leadership positions and cash donations are being sought by Moral Majority of Erie County, which vows to "turn the tide within a year in Erie County and make it a moral county." The goals were outlined at an organizational meeting Friday in the Hillview Baptist Church, Smith of Hamburg, county Depew, by the Rev.
Walter the chairman of the new conservative political action group. Mr. Smith was appointed by the Rev. Dan Fore of Brooklyn, state chairman of Moral Majority, which is affiliated with the Rev. Jerry Falwell, a Virginia evangelist.
Paul R. Nosbisch Sr. of Depew and Peter Agliata of Derby are vice chairmen of the county organization. David Eiss of West Seneca is treasurer. Finance chairman, legal counsel and public relations chairman are among the positions yet to be filled, Mr.
Smith, pastor of Calvary Way Baptist Church in Hamburg, told about 50 persons attending the organizational meeting. Office space for a temporary headquarters has been donated by the Hillview Church, he said. The county chapter plans to have its next meeting Jan. 30 in the Buffalo Christian Center. 3 Held in Burglary At Scene of Arson Genesee Station police arrested three men Friday afternoon after they spotted them putting allegedly stolen furniture into a truck outside a building that had been the target of a sophisticated arson earlier in the day.
Officers Ray Rhodes and Fred Ziemechi said they charged the three men with third- degree burglary after they found them loading a dresser into their truck outside the building at 1405-07 Fillmore Ave. Police said they hoped to question the three suspects about an elaborate "torch job" that caused $10,500 damage at the vacant business and apartment building about 1 a.m. "There were balloon bags filled with gasoline planted in various spots in the attic," said Fire Investiagor Stuart Hoffman. "And the arsonists left a trail of paper burning. It is a technique by professionals." A crew.
of firefighters was nearly trapped inside the blazing basem*nt when one of the bags exploded. Officers Ziemecki and Rhodes said they arrested the three men after responding to a "burglary-in-progress" call from a citizen. Police said two mirrors, a refrigerator and amother dresser also were stolen. Arrested were Ned Gilbert, 20, of 74 Dupont Ricky Smith, 25, of 1340 Fillmore and Harvey Smith, 65, Woodlawn Ave. Police said they did not know if the Smiths were related." The truck belonged to Harvey Smith, police said.
Investigator Hoffman added that the had been the scene of repeated break-ins before the arson. Hurt Worker to Get $316,000 in Suit Four area firms have agreed to share in paying a $316,000 State Supreme Court settlement to an iron worker who suffered back and other injuries when he was knocked 15 feet to the ground off a ladder at a West Seneca construction project. Ralph Jimerson and his wife, Dorothy, of Route 60, Fredonia, agreed to accept the settlement. Eugene C. Tenney, the Jimersons' attorney, said the award will be paid by H.
Tubin Con- WESP -Ford C. Jan. 16, 1981, beloved husband of Gertrude (Garvey) Wesp; dear father of Charles T. (Judith) Wesp and Mrs. Gary (Mary Kay) Fowler; grandfather of Aaron and Heidi Wesp, Sandra, Susan and Paul Fowler; brother of Willis (Alice) Wesp and Howard (Mabel) Meredith.
Friends are welcome to attend a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Aloysius Gonzaga Church Sat. at 10:30 AM. No prior visitation. Flowers are gratefully declined.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Lung Assoc. of Western New York in Wesp's Memory. A Arrangements by Dietrich Funeral Home, Inc. An outbreak of infectious hepatitis involving nine students who attend two South Buffalo schools is not related to their being exposured to the disease at the schools, Erie County's acting health commissioner said Friday evening. Instead, Dr.
Donald B. Thomas said, the outbreak has been linked to a small group of families that have "close social contact." Dr. Thomas said that to date the outbreak has involved seven children who attend School 26 on Harrison Street, two students at Southside Junior High School on Southside Parkway and three adults. "There are only a few addresses involved in the Dr. Thomas said, noting the families live in the same general neighborhood.
Dr. Thomas said that while gamma globulin has been administered to other members of the families in an attempt to prevent their acquiring hepatitis, it will not be administered to other students at the two schools. "'We don't feel there is any danger to the other students," he added. The first case in the outbreak was reported in early December, he added, and the latest was diagnosed this week. Seeks Regan Probe of WROTB Contract News Albany Bureau ALBANY The Republican, leader of the Assembly Friday asked State Comptroller Edward V.
Regan of Buffalo to investigate the awarding of a computer service contract by the Western Regional Off-Track Betting based in Batavia. In 'a letter to Mr. Regan, Assemblyman James L. Emery, R-Geneseo, sent along newspaper clippings that said several WROTB directors questioned giving the contract to Control Data Corp. of Minneapolis.
The directors were quoted as saying that a bid by Amtote Division of General Instrument Corp. in New York City was lower. Computers print tickets, give odds on horses and list payoffs and the fee is based on' betting volume, which for WROTB this year is put at $162 million. Some money goes to local governments, including Buffalo. estimates say the contract will be worth $14 million to $15 million this year to Control Data Corp.
"We welcome any investigation," said a spokesman for WROTB Executive Director Lee Grills, noting that Control Data had the contract for several years 'and "has always given good City Police Say Stolen Checks Turning Up Again A case involving stolen checks, which the Buffalo Police Special Frauds Bureau thought had been solved with six arrests during the past several months, was reopened Friday. Lt. James Degenhart, bureau commander, said that several checks, stolen last April from the United Cerebral Palsy Foundation office at 100 Leroy "are again appearing and being cashed by. local merchants." Lt. Degenhart warned all merchants to question anyone who attempts to cash a check from Cerebral Palsy and to contact his office at Franklin Street headquarters if they have any suspicions.
The officer said the checks are green and were drawn on the Elmwood-Utica office of Marine Midland Bank. Depew Man Hurt In 2-Car Crash Edward Wilson, 21, of 119 Lou Ann Drive, Depew, suffered a head injury when the car he was driving collided with a car driven by Thomas Kasprzyk, 36, of 370 Olmstead Depew, about 10:30 p.m. Friday, Depew police reported. Mr. Wilson was listed in fair.
condition in St. Intercommunity Hospital: accident occurred at George Urban Boulevard and Lou Ann Drive. Mr. Wilson was charged with failure to obey a stop sign and driving without a valid inspection sticker. struction Co.
1413 Hertel McClintock-Von Der Ahe Properties, owner of the Seneca Street property; Jamestown Boiler Manufacturing Co. Inc. of Jamestown; and Queen City Steel Construction 1279 Fillmore Ave. Mr. Jimerson was employed by Queen City, which was a frame for a store Seneca subcontractor erecting, a steel St.
on June 6, 1975. Tubin was general contractor for the project. Jamestown Boiler sold Queen City the crane involved in the accident. Mr. Tenny said Mr.
Jimerson fell broke when and the crane's cable dumped a load steel rooting ladder material, pushing him off a to the ground. Mr. Jimerson suffered several broken vertebrae, a broken right arm, two broken ribs, and concussion and left arm nerve damage in the accident, Mr. Tenney added. He said Queen City will pay $276,000 of the settlement, with Tubin providing $25,000 and the two other firms $7,500 each.
210 Social Club To Install Officers Howard Salzman will be installed as president of the 210 Social Club at its 20th anniversary dinner and dance at 7:30 p.m. today in the Pellamwood House, West Seneca. The club, located at 859 Tonawanda has been active in Riverside community concerns. Others to be installed president, William Winter; secretary, Clifford Carneross; and treasurer, Michael Jaworski. Racism Foe to Talk At Jewish Center Nat Nagler, a resident of New York City who serves on the board of governors for the Anti-Defamation League, will address members of the Lodge of B'nai B'rith, at 10 a.m.
tomorrow in the Jewish CenterAmherst Building, 2640 North Forest Road, West Amherst. I.
