Pog» 6 TONAWANDA NEW5 Soturdoy, May 28, 1955

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HE GOT HIS BOCKET: Joseph Moretto, 12, of SI Gmwva I t , North Tonawanda, recoivea bis jot rocket Iron NEW! Circulation Manager Earl Graf. Joooph, who doUvers The NEWS

Calling All Jet Rocketeers! Here's How to Get a 'Ship'

la the downtown North Tonawanda area, i t -ceived the rocket and iti launcher when he secured three new three-month fubtertptions to Tso NEWS.

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Kids, howd you like a rocket that'll worn up Into the air than 300 feet - an yet nothing more then water for fuel!

The jet rocket % yours, along with a launcher and fueling equip-meet, if you tarn in three new three-month mpmi Ijttmni to the Tonawanda NSJWS.

The NEWS Circulation Depart-tg diatributina subscriotion

te area schools, and oth-will be pubttfhed in T h e

NEWS. AD yon hente to do is sign in> three of your neighbors for home deUreey of The NEWS, and the amazing Jet rocket will be

lor each additional subscription you f i t , you can nave

• So why not start to h l 1t m a real

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off with a trail of vapor that is i realistic as can be.

The rockets are made of a light tough material that doesn't break OB landing on concrete. Your jet rocket will be safe, too, because it contains nothing explosive.

Gat your pals together and form a neighborhood rocket society. See who can send his rocket the high est or farthest Or try to inter cent your pal's rocket with a well directed launching.

There's no end of fun with a jet rocket, so get working toward yours today.

TOO MUCH DELAY RICHMOND, Va. (UP)—Andrew

H. Adams, charged with driving without a license, told traffic Judge Carleton E. Jewett he "just put off' getting one — for 14 years. He was fined $25.

NAM Appoints Boebel and Slode

NEW YORK - The National As sociation of Manufacturers today announced appointment of two North Tonawanda industrialists to serve "on its Government Contracts Committee.

They are Richard W. Boebel, president of Wales-Strippit Corp and Gerald J. Slade, assistant manager of The Rudolph Wur litzer Company.

The NAM Government Contracts Committee devotes its principal at tention to governmental procure­ment policies and regulations, mil­itary, price clauses, contract cost principles, contract termination, and renegotiation. Chairman is Ross Nichols, executive vice presi­dent of Weston Electrical Instru­ment Corp., Newark, N. J.

Messrs. Boebel and Slade are di­rectors of the Chamber of Com­merce of the Tonawandas.

Mail Service For Holiday

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Is Outlined Special-delivery service will be

maintained in the Twin Cities and Kenmore - Town of Tonawanda

during the Memorial Day Otherwise there will be deliveries of mail.

In the Twin Cities, all P o s t Office windows wffl be closed Sun­day and Monday. Those needing stamps may obtain them between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. from the stamp vending machine in the Tonawan­da Post O f f i c e lobby. Mails dropped in slots at bom Twin Cities Post Offices will be han­dled and dispatched a* usual.

In the Kenmore and Town of Tonawanda area served by Hilar

of Buffalo, there will be Day afternoon col­

lection of mails deposited in street mail boxes. These will be picked up after 4:30 p.m. Monday.

Holiday schedules will be main­tained at the Kenmorj* village Post Office. All windows will be closed, but mail deposited in boxes dur­ing the day will be dispatched at usual times. There will be one afternoon collection of mail from street boxes at 3:45 p.m. Mon­day.

In Tonawanda, there will be one city-wide collection of mail from street deposit boxes Monday morn­ing. Mail deposited in North Ton­awanda street boxes win be picked up in the afternoon Memorial Day.

Going On Vncntion?

Buy U. S. Savings Bonds

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1 Marriage License Issued in Township

One marriage license was issued in the town clerk's office yester­day by Clerk Joan Ray.

Applicants were Daniel E. Dono-hue, 29, of 139 Stevenson Blvd., Buffalo, an NFT bus operator, and Audrey C. Mills, 20, of 463 W. Hazeltine Ave., Kenmore, a New York Telephone Co. switchboard operator.

CD DEPUTY NAMED Maj. Gen. Edwin G. Ziegler,

Erie County director of civil de­fense, today announced appoint­ment of Gustav F. Hermann Jr. to the position of Erie County deputy director of rescue on a vol untary basis.

01 / HOUSE? Wednesday between 7:30 and 9:30 p.m., voters in the former Common School District 16, Towns of Am­herst and Tonawanda, will vote on disposition of this school building and site. It's located in N. Ellicott Creek Rd. For near­

ly 30 years, teachers' instructions and pupils' recitations were heard within its walls. Children played in and around about it until April 1954. Then the building was closed to children as a "fire hazard" on fire underwriters' recommendations.

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if nii i orii PlUN AKl t l — TRUCKING — andy loom, fill, cind-

irs, slog, gravel grad­ing. Dump truck serv-

| ce, bull dozing, high

JA 5939 — JA 0008

HUGE NEW SIGN: This giant outdoor display, referred to in the trade as a "spectacular," has been erected in Delaware Ave., Town of Tonawanda, by the Fred Koch Brewery of pun-kirk. The sign features an 18-foot plastic bottle which rotates on a turntable. Present when the'swich was thrown are, front from left: Edward B. Foels, who with Raymond E. Foels distributes Koch's beer and ale in the Tonawandas and Kenmore area; John

D. Koch, vice president of the brewery, and John A. Kress, pres­ident of Whitmier and Ferris Inc., outdoor display specialises. At the rear is Ralph Hubbell, area sportcaster who broadcasts three times weekly for the brewery. The new outdoor promo­tion signals the start of an aggressive sales campaign by Koch in Western New York

Girl, 3, Killed; Hit by Beeliner

BUFFALO (UP)— A 3-year-old girl was killed Friday when she froze with fear in the path of a New York Central Beeliner.

Karen Williams was playing with some companions on the NYC tracks near her home when the one-car train approached. The en­gineer whistled a warning and Karen's playmates leaped to safe­ty. They said the little girl stood paralyzed in the path of the on-rushing train and was hurled 30 feet by the impact.

Tonawanda NEWS Subscribers You don't have to wonder "what's going on at homo" while you're vacationing. Lot us moil your Tonawanda NEWS wherever you are. It cottt no more than the regular home delivery price of 30c weakly. We pay the postage.

A week er se before yea take your next vacation just fill in the coupon below' and give it to year carrier. Year paper will automatically step when yen leave and be ' • n i s i la yen at year vacation address. And home delivery will resume tie day yes eeate back. Year NEWS center will collect for the vacation period along with MS first collection after your return.

WEEKEND SPECIALS FOB DECORATION DAT

FOR YOUR PICNIC, OUTING OR PARTY

ICE CREAM IN GALLON, VA GALLON

AND 5 GALLON CONTAINERS • — PACKED FREE OF CHARGE —

OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M.

MANUEL'S CREAM Corner Goundry, Webster & Main Sts., N.T.

"The Only 100% Ice Cream Store in the Tonawandas" (And It's Locally Owned and Operated) DIAL JA 5271

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Sheldon's Pharmacy, 273 Division St., LU 6901 Fischer's Pharmacy, 301 Payne Ave., JA 3331 H el wig's Drug Store, 304 Oliver St., LU 1143 Miller's Pharmacy, 460 Oliver St., JA 2323 Frank Stachowski, 615 Oliver St., LU 1870 Thurlow Smith, 1052 Oliver St., J A 4054

Allen-Mack Pharmacy, Payne Plaza, JA 6055

Girl Cyclist Dies When Hit by Car In Packard Rd.

A 13-year-old girl bicyclist was fatally injured last night near her Packard Rd. home in the Town of Niagara. .

Barbara Lum died in Niagara Falls Memorial Hospital last night of injuries received when she was struck by a car driven by William F. Farnham, 21, of Moyer Rd., Lewiston. The girl was hurled about 140 feet in the collision.

Mr. Farnham told Sgt. John Gin-ty, Deputies Richard Watters and John Cramer, of the Niagara Coun­ty Sheriff's Department that he was driving west in Packard Rd. half a mile east of the Six Cor­ners at 6:30 p.m. when his car struck th'e bicyclist.

Barbara and a neighbor, Mar-lene Finner, 12, of Packard Rd. were riding westward side-by-side on their bicycles in Packard Rd. The Lum girl swerved suddenly in­to the path of Mr. Farnham's car. \

Mr. Farnham swung his car to the left but struck the bicyclist before his car halted in a nearby ditch. He was not held.

Kiwanians To Hear Saving Bonds Talk

Kenmore Kiwanis Club mem­bers will hear a talk on the ad­vantages of U. S. Saving Bond purchases at their weekly meeting at 1245 p.m. Thursday at the YWCA.

Charles P. Wall, manager of the Marine Trust Co. Sheridan Plaza

^Branch, will speak.

20 Fishing Licenses Issued by Town Clerk

Employes in the town clerk's of­fice issued 20 fishing licenses this morning before the Municipal Building closed down for the Me­morial Day weekend.

This figure increased to 65 the number of permits issued since yesterday. Total for the month is 293.

FUND DRIVE STARTED The annual door-to-door fund

drive for the Sheridan Park Fire Company has started,' Chief Carl Vankos announced today. All mon­ey raised will be used to provide uniforms and entertainment for volunteer firefighters.

INNOCENT PLEA ENTERED William Helsel, 27, of 149 Tra­

verse Blvd., Town of Tonawanda, pleaded innocent before County Judge Jacob A. Latona yesterday after the grand-^ury indicted him on a third-degree burglary charge.

DELBERT PRESS (Printers and Stationers)

14 ADAM ST., TONAWANDA

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Trial for Assault Again Postponed

Trial of a Town of Tonawanda man on third • degree assault charges was adjourned for a sec­ond time today by Peace Justice Roger T. Cook.

The case against Paul A. Lum-fishing laws on Lake Erie from ,j>ard, of 208 Orchard Drive, will be

Carl John Is Named Patrol Craft Operator

Carl John, 148 Victoria Blvd., Kenmore, has been appointed boat operator for the Conservation De­partment's 29-foot patrol craft

Appointment of Mr. John was announced yesterday by District Game Protector Everett B. Larkin. Mr. John will assist in enforcing

Grand Island to the Pennsylvania line.

He will assume his duties June 1

David Karnath Wins K of C Scholarship

A Kenmore student is one of eight awarded scholarships by the New York State Council, Knights of Columbus, at its 80th annual meeting today in Saratoga Springs.

He is David L. Karnath, 136 Fairbanks Ave., a student at Cani-sius High School The scholarship, valued at $1,600, will help defray expenses at any Catholic college in the U. S. The awards are made annual on the-basis of two com­petitive examinations.

heard June 15. Lumbard is charged with strik­

ing and kicking his wife, Eliza* beth, and using vile language in the presence of Officer Kenneth J. Smith.

Lumbard has entered as cent plea.

GIRL RETURNS

Lorene M. Burdick, 14, of 144 Dunlop Ave. for whom Town of Tonawanda police sent out an alert, returned home late^Thurs-day night, police^reported yester­day. A woman who had learned of the girl's disappearance spotted her at a bus terminal and sent her home.

OBITUARIES HEM — Frank J. Heim, 74? of

8 Elmwood Park N., died Satur­day (May 28, 1955) in his home. A lifelong resident of the Twin Cities, he was an employe of the Allan Herschell Co. for more than 50 years. He is survived by his wife, Helena, two sons, Alvin E. of Tonawanda and Sherwood C. of Alameda, «&Kf., a brother, John, of Modesta, Calif., and five sisters, Mrs. Walter Reidel and Mrs. William Harkins of the Ton­awandas, Mrs. Francis Burke of Buffalo, Mrs. Hattie Gehrig of Chicago, "and Mrs. George Gehrig of Milwaukee. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Hilliard Funeral Home, 147 Delaware St., with the Rev. Max Engle officiat­ing. Burial will be in Elmlawn Cemetery.

p.m. and 7 until 9 p.m. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, the Rev. E. Sideris officiating. Burial will be in White Chapel Memorial Park.

KUSCHEL — Julia Kuschel, 79, of Town line Rd., Pendleton, died Friday n i g h t , May 27, 1955, at her home. She was born in G e r m a n y and had lived in the Town of Pendleton 25 years. She was the wife of the late Jo­seph Kuschel. She is survived by two sons, Alexander of Pendleton and Theodore of Phoenix, Ariz.; one daughter, Mrs. Anna Ham of Buffalo,; 14 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. She was a member of St. Paul's Evangelical k Reformed Church of Shawnee. Friends may call at the Watten-gel Funeral Home from 2 to 5

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WEAN FLORIST Only One Location

2721-3745 DELAWARE AVE. (Near Sheridan)

Delivery Daily Buffalo A AS Suburbs — Phone DE. 4411

MROCZYNSKI - Apolonia B. Kazmierczak) Mroczynski, 66, of 259 Falconer St., North Tonawan­da, died Friday morning (May 27, 1955) at her home after a linger ing illness. Born in Buffalo, Mrs. Mroczynski was a member of ZNP Society of OLC Church and PLC Church. She was the wife of the late Boleslaus J. Mroczynski, an undertaker for 37 years in North Tonawanda; mother of Dr. Henry C. Mroczynski, St. Charles, 111., and Bibianna of North Tonawan­da; sister of Mrs. Mary Busch of Buffalo; grandmother of Richard Mroczynski of St. Charles, 111. Friends may call at the family residence where funeral services will be Tuesday morning at 9:30 and at 10 o'clock in OLC Church, the Rev. Vincent P. Dudek officiat­ing. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. 27-28

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