4 4 BUFFALO COUHIFJI-EAPKFSS, Thursday, May 19, 1960

Wonted-Real Estate A. ALBANO R E A L T Y CO., Will give you Immediate cash for your property Estate • n d foreclosures our specialty Call now W A 135$. GR. mi.

ABBOTT HO. , surrounding So. Buffalo & suburban. Single & double houses wanted f i r anxious buyers. Park Realty, 2239 Seneca. WO. 0707.

CASH B U Y E R S for your property in Southern Er ie , Cattaraugus, Wyoming Counties. "Selling since 1904." Ellis • r o t . , Springville. Lyceum 2-771J or Bos »wt 30t2. ___

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JIGGS L E W I N ICE. 4160

CO. VI. 3217

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BOSTON. Orchard Park, Hamburg, Eden, Colden, Springville. Have buyers for homes, farms, vacant land, cabins, effi dent service. E M . 4911. Boston 5428 Thomas J. O'ConnelL Realtor. Abbott Rd North Boston.

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Tonawanda Twp. QLENDALE DR.

The perfect setting tor your Colonial, Ranch or split level homo.

Open Daily 1-5; 7-9 Drive North on Porker Blvd. (Between• Niagara Falls Blvd. & Colvin), to St. Claire Terrace, turn right.

GRASSIA HOMES INC. Formerly Better Home Bldrt.

AT. 8050

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N E E D F R U I T B E L T , Cold Spring section $4,000 CASH, M l m less. House any properties, any condition. Petrino Realtor, condition. Private. AT 1150.

DISPLAY ADVERTISING PUT IT IN Our Spotlight. We'll Sell It or | buy It for cash. 3-day service. Mclntyre Realtors, U N . 9294 or SP. 9266.

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NO MONEY DOWN

Custom builds a 3hedrr>om Ranch home on your lot Not pre-f»b, not pre-cut hut rrected complete including full b»*ement, djra wail finished and ready to paint. Every­thing to finiah the home furnished including a complete »et of tools. A minimum amount of work required. Low. low monthly pavments. Show Home. 7499 Tranut Rd_ between Main A Shendan. Open Sat and Sun. 1 dark, daily 1 - f. 7 - 9 .

TALLMAN HOMES Circle 2840

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NORTH BOSTON 3-bedroom ranch, full, spacious basement, Ha-car garage, large, kitchen, dinette, large lot, comfort-1 able hot water baseboard heat, stone fireplace, iewers. Off Rt.] 219, 2 miles south of Hamburg. |

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ROBT. CLAUSS INC. BLDRS. EM. 6655

HAPPINESS NO EXTRA COST

OPEN 9 to 9 Take Thruwav to E x i t 57, south on Camp Road (Rt. 75) toward H a m -burg, right on Sunset Drive to Forest G l e n , Or, take Sky­way to Athol Springs Traffic Circle, t h e n south on Camp Road (Rt. 75) and right on Sunset Drive to Forest Glen.

The SARATOGA Beautifully furnished and decorated by North Park Furniture, 1386 Hertel.

Home)! by Ingal ls

Sales by Hun t • EM. 8110

The SARATOGA hrings you something new in "sound barriers." All three levels are just a few steps apart, yet completely private. The upper level includes 3 bed­rooms and ceramic tile bath plus a master bedroom measuring 12'xl5' with separate lavatory. Livingroom 13'6"x23'8", with separate diningroom, kitchen and entrance hall. Amazing at $19,990 including 70x120 lot, garage and concrete drive.

FREE Thruway Plates to First 40 Buyers

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THE Beverly Hills PUTS THE ACCENT ON LIVING!

So right for your informal indoor-outdoor living needs

So perfect for your most particular formal entertaining

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Only "23,600 COMPLETE IN GREEN ACRES NORTH

Here's the perfect home for the active family . . . that wants lots of room for relaxed informal living . . . without

sacrificing the formal living area so necessary to a rounded life. The beautiful Beverly Hills offers a magnificent

foyer, charming formal living room and delightful formal dining area facing the garden. The breathtaking kitchen

has built-in General Electric servants, yes even including a disposal! and dishwasher. These are in a luxurious setting of

Yorktowne wood cabinets. For wonderful hours of relaxed living there's an informal breakfast area in the kitchen,

a delightfully large family room adjoined by an outdoor patio which k reached through full-size Thermopane

sliding glass doors. There's a convenient lavatory in the informal area, of course. All bedrooms are on the third level

for privacy. A big deep basement has laundry facilities and offers lots of room for extra storage needs.

AS LOW AS $1,750 DOWN • BEST TERMS

PEARCE & PEARCE Sales Office —Phone JA. 0684

900 Niagara Falls Blvd. PA. 6600

SHOW HOURS: Daily and Sun. Noon until Dark. Sat. Noon to 6 P.M.

IMPORTANT! ALL SALES FOR GREEN ACRES NORTH HANDLED AT OUR WURLITZER PARK MODEL HOME EXHIBIT

SHOW HOMES OPEN . . . INTERIORS DESIGNED BY WM. HENGERER DECORATING STUDIOS

DIRECTIONS TO WURLITZER PARK VILLAGE: Follow Niagara Falls Blvd. from Buffalo to North Tonawanda just beyond Melody Fair-Wurlitzer property, turn left at Ruie Rd., continue U mile to sales office on Abington at Ruie.

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Boys wera barn to Mr . a V.ay 8 -Dona ld E. Z'mmer, 583 Hfinspear. 7 - G e r a l d Winsko, Tonawanda. 5 - P e l e r J. Todoro, 12 Tenth. 8 - A a g e Thomsen, KenmoraJ 7—Alexander J . Swierski, MlHirschbeck. 5 -Rober t T. Staebell, W e s l k e n e c a . 5 -Kenneth I. Skinner, 84 flkonnell. 5—Richard Schamber, 72 |ijChenango. 8—Anthony Roe. 86 B Donovan. 7—Joseph Pizzat, Edinboro. jPa. 9 - M i c h a e l Molloy, Tonawanda 7—John Krzyzanowski. 173 ^layter, 7—Lloyd Hessel, Derby. 5 -Valent ine W. Green, 87 [lAonticello. 7 -Rodger J . Goetz, A m h e r m 8 -Ben jamin Gilbert, 214 South Division. 9 - P a u l Fruenauf, Tonawanda 6-Sando M. Ferrucci. 204 ©old. 9 -John G. Edel, Depew. 7 - R i c h a r d J. Dukat. Lanfifcsler. 7 -Kenneth Coylp. 333 Dartmouth. 7 - l vor i t e A. Coleman, Lar jpwanna. 6-Gonzalo Cintron, 395 S w * . 7 - J a m e s R. Chase. 1196 Bailey. 8 -Rober t B Britton. Hamburg. 8 - I s a a c Beal, 253 Eagle. 1 6 -V ic tor R. Wygladalski, 1j» Ivory.

10—Eugene C. Woestendiek, 'fcnawanda. 7 -Cec i l Will iams, 25 ProsJict. 7 -R ichard Wenz, Cheektowtga. 6—Henry Urban, Brant. 8 - J a m e s H. Stephens. 166jPratt . 7 - H e r o e r t Simon, Tonawanda. 7 - W i l l i a m J. Schuch, Tonawanda. 7 - J a m e s Nickerson, East Aurora. 6 -Jerome Murray, Orchard! Park. 6 - F r a n k McPeek, West Falls 8 -V ic tor Marceiio. 55 North Ogden.

10-Richard Manning. Depew. 9 - W i l l i a m R. Kilmer Sr., tonawanda. 7 - R o b e r t W. Keller, Depew. 7 - E d w a r d A. Johnson. Depew. 6 - A l v i n M. Hirschbine, 13MHertel .

! 0 - H o w a r d Gawne, 287 H a r w e l l . 8 -Thomas Faso Sr., LadMrvanna. 7-Chester T. Debbins. L tmaste r . 7 -John W. Collins, 476 Nofwood. 7 - W a l t e r J. Cich Sr., 83 ijridgeman.

! 0 - J a m e s W. Childs. Amherst. 7—Gregory Baft, Amherst , !

Girls were born to Mr . and Mrs . : 7—Leonard A. Zakowski. 2015 Broadway. 8 -T imothy White, 160 Dante. 7 - J a c k M . Smith, Eden. 1 9-Vi rscoe Shadle, Lancaster 6 -V incent Scime. 878 Niagara. B -Edward Nowotarski, Tonawanda. 7 -Rober t F. Mart in , Siryfcersville. 5 - C a r l W. Laska, 74 Sunnfrside. 5 - N o r m a n F. Heidenreicbf Lancaster. 8—Milton Glor, Tonawanda.

10 -Wi l l i am F. Fichtner, 18 | Colorado. 7 -Amedeo Duke, Cheekto*aga. 5 - D a n i e l R. Dillon, Lancaiter.

10—Samuel Brown, 137 M a B e 8 - E d w a r d R. Brown. Tonawanda. 8 - W i l l i a m Bota, 284 Langfield. 5—Alfred Blumstein, Amhfrst . 6 -Jcse Ballester, Grand l i land. 9-Theodore Wolkiewicr, 27f Paderewski. 6 -Leonard G. Warren, 224) Oxford. 8 - R i c h a r d Swinnich. Sloan. 7 -Char les Sinatra, i l l Hollywood.

10-Richard Scinta, 208 Fourth St 9 - T o n y S. Saldutto, 1776 Itenmore. 6 -John H Rogers Jr., Amherst, 5 Frank Perrello, West S#neca. 7 -Dan ie l O'Neil, 566 Wilson. 6 - F r a n k A. LoOcero, De»ew. 7 - H e n r y J. Lis, West Senpca 7—Leon J . Kurzdorfer, 72 Peach. 6 -John S. Kuhn, Amherst 6 - M o s e Hymon, 485 Clmton 7 - R i c h a r d W. Hickey, l l l M e r t d e n . 7-Anthony L. Guido, 282 f l l l m o r e .

10—Thomas L. Dudziak, Amherst. 7 - C a r l Canterbury, 71 Nofman. 7 -John Britzzalaro, 138 Louisiana. 6 - B a r r i e L. Brignon, 22ffRoslyn. 5 - J o h n J . Borsuk Jr , 484 Sweet. 7 -Rona ld Baback, 138 Hitfjachbeck.

Town of Tonawanda (All addresses Town of Tonawanda un­

less otherwise noted.) Boys were born to Mr . and Mrs . :

May 5-Wesley B. Mayer, 229 Keller Ave.,

Kenmore. 5—Martin A. Jones, Amherst. 6 - L o r e n A. Roessei Jr., North Tona­

wanda. 8—Ernest E. Chonka, 112 Bannard Ave. 8 - P a u l G. Green Sr„ North Tonawanda. 9—Bruce E. Rechin, Amherst. 9 -Char les D. Bauer, Amherst. 9 - B e r n a r d E. Kollwitz, North Tona­

wanda. 12-Joseph F. D'Amafo, 387 Harrison Ave. 10-Robert C. Bates, Grand Island. 12-Richard H. Smith, 406 W. Girard Blvd.

Girls were born to M r . & Mrs . : 8 -Raymond G. Koegel, Cheektowaga. 4 - T h o m a s W. Danat, 145 Mayvil le Ave. 5 -Rober t H. Fried, Buffalo. S - W i l l i a m J . Walters, 132 Bannard Ave. S -James H. Walker, Amherst. 5 - D a n i e l M. Kobus, 36 Boswell P I . 7—Robert E. Bennett, 49 Henderson Ave. 7—James R. Crist, Buffalo. 9 -Rober t C. Jackson, 350 Pilgrim Rd.,

Town of Tonawanda. 9 -Char les G. Spencer, Kenmore.

10-John M. Arnet Sr., Kenmore. 1 0 - F r a n k H. Mottern, 181 Oakridge Ave. 10—Edward Smith, City of Tonawanda. l l - E d w a r d M . Cerny, 2711 Sheridan Dr. 11 —Kenneth R. Tellegen, Buffalo.

Eisenburger, 21 Winter-

Crown Aluminum Inc. Charles Burnell $44.65 to Helen Lazarou

and Emanuel Truman dba The Style Shop Alfonso Thomas $40.03 to Midas Muffler

Shops. Charles Oliver $618.43 to Charles P.

Banas.

Oft $1,107.56 to Osmer K.

Field $69.54 to Deaconess

$29.15 to Helen C.

Lawrence Hospital.

Charles Shanahan Melzer.

Francis Shea $30.55 to Richard J . Nagei.

Carl Voytovich $52.80 to Lafayette Gen­eral Hospital.

Margaret Jefferson $99.40 to Frank G. Evans.

Arthur White $60.74 to Jacob H., Alvln C. and Clarence F. Rich dba Rich's Dairy.

Warren Little $25.24 to Lester Yaffe dba S8.M Home Merchandise Co.

Protect-O-Matic Corp $589.82 to Ander­son & Wahl Inc.

John Plucinski $665.15 to Jessie Plucin-ski.

David Nettles $29.04 to Dr. Edward M. Recoon.

Jack Gaffney $79.44 to B. Ebling Inc. Bernise Peace $159.10 to Joseph MoMen. Evelyn Girard $225.40 to Trico Corp.

Thomas $56.40 to Lester H.

Guggisberg, 510 Clare-

1 2 - E d w a r d C wood Ct.

13-Wal ter F. mont Ave.

14 - I rv ing E. Lipp, Cheektowaga. 14-Jacob Voogd, Grand Island.

Twins were born to M r . and Mrs . : 9 - F r a n k P. McCabe, Blasdell. (Boy

and girl .)

Marriage Licenses James Shields, 186 Donovan-Joan H u - '

ber, 2045 Fillmore. John Jolly, Holland, V a . - M a r i e Burke,!

2300 Main. Harold Stiller, 35 Blantyre-Janice Gure-

witsch, Eggertsville. Harold Wilson. 389 Eimwood - Hazel

Mahoney, 22 Woodward. John Norton, 699 Auburn-Neda Yost,

21 E lam. Robert Hourt, 201 Cambridge — Nancy

Meegan, Lackawanna. Will iam Herdman, 3420 Genesee-El len

Kelly, 57 Hedley. Richard Greger, Tonawanda — Deanna

Forbrig, 22 Box. Carl Zarcone, 274 Saranac — Mari lyn

Helper, 904 Sycamore. Homer Hi l l , 247 Humboldt -Daisy Mc-

Cants, 1202 Michigan. David Hayes, 267 H a m b u r g - M a r y a n n

Ambor, 156 Mackinaw. Raymond Wisecarver, Detroi t -Madel ine

Abraham, Detroit. Raymond Sobkowiak, 39 Rohr—Louise

Sierakowski, 26 Euclid. Roger Cleary, 620 McKinley — Susan

Connors, 24 Turner. Wil l iam McKinstry, 92 VictoriS=<ledith

Austin, 223 Schuele. J Richard Fetzer, 48 Wescot t - * * f f i leen

Sullivan, 18 Seneca Parkside. . Anthony Sodaro, 899 7th-Joanne Rus­

sell, Derby

Claude Rubin.

Ernest Inc.

Daniel

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Stfld n.mt. iddrwt. Jl 00 In c t * . .«< J Clark Bar wtapptrs to Clark. Dtpt. B, 50*4 Savan-Oak SUtton. Detroit 35 Mich.

Judgments

Luzier $45 57 to Seeberg's Main

Muccio $26.32, R. B. Smith $47.39, both to Seeberg's Genesee Inc.

Frank Ferro $99.69, John Williams $44.39, both to Leonard Gorsky, Herbert Nob'e and David Broder dba Premier Home Furnishings Co.

E m m a Scott $140.72, Patricia Nowak $94.74, Irene Kazmierczak $135.46, all to Edward Vogel, dba Marsan Fashions.

Will iam Hall $100.27, Willie Hill $43.78. Riley E. Livingston $614.19, al l to Emer-genty Hospital of the Sisters of Charity.

Donald White $91.67, Raymond Worden $72.93, James Stringfellow $268.07, Eddie Williams $74.05, all to Sisters of Charity Hospital.

Elsie Roberts $44 41, George A. & Shir­ley King $91.85. Audrey Maguire $100.68, Louis J . Wroble $119.17, Bemadette C. Larson $186.59, all to Adam, Meldrum & Anderson Co., Inc.

IN S U P R E M E COURT: Morris Satz $2,587.08 to Mario Gizio. Helen Gajewski $425.75 to Overland

Door Co. of N Y .

Joseph beck.

Paul B Landgraf $62 85, Robert L. Mc­Coy $123 01 and $112.09, Thomas P. Mc-Mahon $78.74, John Niewczas $100.'" 4, Leonard E O'Neil $29.89. Clarence Teter $135.92, Raymond Then $25,92, Duane E. Spicer $152.80, Will iam P. Murray $84.34, John F. and Mary Moran $91.54, Mar tm

s L. and Sophie Darmstedter $35.95, all to I State Tax Commission.

Richard A. Denea $5,126.80 to Josephine R. Caruana.

Harjara Abdullah $120.67 to Robert P. .Welch.

Nicholas L. Rogers $34 to Morgan Elec­tric Co.; Stephen George $38 77 to same.

Stefan Kundl $440.87 to GFC of Buffalo ; Inc.

Walter and F. Dittmer $600.91, Delmonte 'and Pilate $866.06 to U.S. Treasury Dept.

Doyle M. Ashe $539.95, Lynwood S. Atkins $551.37, Robert F. Bell $29.75, Rob­ert Bell $90.98, Robert Bomaster $30.29, Erwin Brockner $735 12, John Canna

Walter D. Carpenter $517.34, W. Clark $751.82, James Curnew Ernest L. DeGrasse $538 87, Henry $66087, Dorothy Fidinger $510.98. J . Flynn $564.94, Wade J . Gault

$7.36, John Grysinski $108 79, Alfred Guil-merte $713.90, Johnny Hardaway $70 55, Mart in Heltz $157 55, Peter Hill $628 99, Albert D Hooker $150 69, Alberta Hooker $42,12, Wil l iam T. Heghes $509 57, Willie G. Jackson $69.23, John A. Walwicki $20.63, Frank Kaminski $93.35, Joseph M . Kaminski $12107, Karol W. Kaminskl $24.64 all to State Tax Commission.

$35.91, George $518.92, Felker Robert

Mechanics Lien t Will iam N. N. Harmon Plumbing

Heating Inc., lienor vs Donald D. Edith Weisser, owners, Ralph G. Bnggs J r , contractor, $2,676.05.

Police Record B U R G L A R Y - 4 1 1 Ohio, gas station, a l ­

tered by breaking rear window, invtn-tory being taken to determine loss

B U R G L A R Y - 3 0 5 Lafayette, Studio The­ater, entered through unlocked door, about $3 taken from soft drink machine in basement.

PUZZLE

(Firtt name is that of debtor) IN CITY COURT: John Cunningham $24.*< to Will iam J .

Orr. Robert K. Leonberger $464.84 to The

Sample Inc. Chester Nowak $83.37 to Frank M. eni

Aaron Gellman dba G&G Home Outfit­ters Co.

Angela R. Cassaro $138.85 to Samuel A. Mul lman dba Mullman's House of Fine Furniture.

Arlene Berg $193.00 to Dr. Ward Bain. Cora Bischof $172.65 to Stuart J . Gold­

berg and Arthur L. Rothschild dba Gold­berg & Rothschild.

Wilmer Snyder $880.72 to National Casket Co. Inc.

Henry J . Stachura $204.53 to Zolte's Inc.

Telford Doxtator $25.50 to Western Auto Supply Co.

Helen Slezak $33.70 to Benjamin Smal-i len.

Conshafter & LaSpisa Inc. $181.26 to| Buffalo Courier-Express Inc.

Daniel J . Salley $561.50 to Household Finance Corp.

Cora Ziemba $147.09 to Dr. Charles S J Alaimo. »

Sterline E. Winder $93.65 to Dr. Morris E. Newman.

Alfred R. Melchiore dba Rocket Auto j $53.50 to Francis L. Rogers Sr. and Fran­cis L. Rogers Jr. dba Rogers Welding

; Supply. Robert and Nita Deeb $135.37 to Marine

Trust Co. Joseph Santino $30.00 to Home Budget

Co. Inc. Charles McKenna $262. 24 to George E

Adema dba N. M . Adema & Son. Donald Burns $30.04 to Edwin A. Hol-

berg dba Lord's Jewelers. Theodore Bolton $42.97 to Dave S. Ar - i

nold dba Dart Jewelers. Richard Foster $101.77 to E. C. Boyce. Stat t Insulating Co. Inc. $761.42 to

ACROSS 1 Choice part 6 Former

Russian rulers

11 Segregated quarter of a city

12 Ponders in the mind

14 Boundary 15 Vessels 17 Preposition 18 Fuss 19 In a list 20 Man's name 21 Prefix: down 22 Ridge of a

wave 23 River in

Germany 24 Man's

nickname 25 Weapons 26 Untrue 27 Periods of

time 28 Partner 29 Incites 31 Substance 32 Hebrew

month 34 European 35 Tricks 36 Behold! 37 Bitter vetch 38 Baker's

products 39 Everyone 40 Registered

nurse (abbr.) 41 Thick soup 42 Ox of

Celebes

43 Style of automobile (P1J

45 Forgives 47 Group of

eight 48 Goes by

water DOWN

1 Scolded 2 City in

Nevada 3 French for

"summer" 4 Near 5 Moham­

medans 6 Bend 7 Clan

8 Three-toed sloths

9 Football position (abbrJ

10 Coastlines 11 Grassy open

space in forest

13 Trap 16 Swishing

sound 19 Tapestry 20 Unemployed 22 Fencing

position 23 Solemn

attestations 26 Roman i goddesses /27 Lampreys

28 Moths 29 Imitators 30 Island in

Malay Archipelago

31 Heap 32 Apportions 33 Missile

weapon 35 Most evil 38Teutonci

alphabetic character

39 Dye plant 41 Main's

nickname 42 French for

"friend" 44 District of

Columbia (abbr.)

46 Babylonian deity

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