30 LOCKPORT. N. Y., UNION-SUN AND JOURNAL, Wednesday, January 13, 1971

LEGAL RECORD —

Niagara County Clerk's Office Dec. 28, 1970

DEEDS John C. and Suzanne R.

fari, Lewiston. Lewport Development Corp.

to Costantino 0 . and Marion Rosini, Lewiston.

Jack E. Heinz to John M. Paeplow to Bernard S. and, ^ A J e s k i w ,

* 5 S A N S 2 £ \ i T ' . . Lawrence J. McKay a-k-a Donald E. Norrts to Marjone , . «. «. • W. Taber and John H. Wissel, \ L a " r e n C e

M £ „ M ctK a

Ty . a n d

fitv of Locknort ; Frances M. McKay to Louis L. ° l l W m S as A d - ? " - A - 0. B e r a . t . Jr. . C

;ministrator of Bonita W. Norris! ,PV . _ _ !to Donald E. Norris, City o f i p

L , y d *• F f g u s o n as Executor of Clarence C. ' Lockport.

J Everett C. Harmer to Jennifer i S. Harmer, City of Lockport. | Robert H. Boysen to Thomas

B. Kelley, Newfane. C h a r l o t t e L. McAuley , .

, , . . . « . - •„ D U K ^ J p and Linda R. LaPress, Porter. V e r g u s o n to Kicnard t . r»„ _ *»: u J V» r*

Development Corporation, Lock-port.

Robert E. and Elizabeth June Allison to Roger C. and Nancy Barber, Cambria.

Assunta Cotoggi to Joseph Cologgi Jr., Lewiston.

Scene Magazine Inc. to Shirley Ciallombardo, Town of Lockport.

Antoinette Pettibone to Scene Magazine Inc. Town of Lock-port.

Ferguson to Frank and Lillian j Sam D'Angelo to Walter L. Musso, Wilson. iand Gail Broniszewski, North

Roger G. Butler to Diane M. Butler, Royalton.

Louis R. Amato to Donald G.

Verguson and Charlotte M. Verguson, Town of Lockport.

Lawrence W. Steimer to 4540 i Lincoln Drive Corporation, Royal ton. • William E. and Lynda S. Harper to William E. Harper,

, City of Lockport.

: MORTGAGES j John R. Davis Jr . and Carol ;Lee Davis, 1050 Saunders Set-

tlement Road, Lewiston, to The Niagara Permanent Savings

-and Loan Assn., $15,500. i Richard E. Verguson and 1-Charlotte M. Verguson, 5529 "Hinman Road, Lockport, to **M&T Trust, $12,000. i 4540 Lincoln Drive Cor-'poration, 4540 Lincoln Drive, •Gasport, to Niagara Permanent Savings and Loan Assn., $398,000.

JUDGMENTS Harry Goldfarb vs . Richard

Heffler and Regina Heffler, 6275 Hoover Road, Sanborn, $402.75.

* Jenss Department Stores Inc. vs. James L. Heffler and Regina Heffler, 6275 Hoover Road, Sanborn, $490.31.

.' Williams Brothers Company vs. City of Lockport, N.Y., City Building, Pine St., Lockport, $91.80.

Niagara County Clerk's Office Z Dec. 29, 1970

MORTGAGES Kenneth G. and Beatrice

Hedley, Cooper St. Olcott N.Y. -to Marine Midland Bank-Western, $5,000.00.

John M. Hollenbaugh and Gail I. Hollenbaugh, 7593 Fairview Drive Lockport, N.Y. to Mobil

•Oil Corporation, $6,000.

JUDGMENTS ; Zimmie's Tires Service vs •Allan J. KroDf, Johnson Creek i R o a d , Middleport, N.Y., • $1,634.30.

; Niagara County Clerk's Office Dec. 30, 1970

: MORTGAGES Ralph Everett Smith and

.Elizabeth Truesdell Smith, 4935 Thrall Road, Lockport, to

, Susanne B. Freson, $14,000.

Richard W. Macvie and Mary Ann Macvie, 2642 Lower Mountain Road, Lewiston, to T h e Niagara Permanent Savings and Loand Assn., $1,000.

DEEDS Rosal Homes Incorporated to

Jack R. and Anita L. Usher, Wheatfield.

Luke F. and Ruth C. Pesane to John L. and Carolyn M. Wilson, Lewiston.

Harriet Raymond to Harriet, Paul E. and Louis C. Raymond, City of Lockport.

Peter A. and Frances M. Spinuzzi to Joseph C. and K a t h e r i n e F. Raymond, Lewiston.

Susanne B. Freson Survivor of herself and Leafy L. Bingham now deceased to Ralph Everett Smfitfa and Elizabeth Truesdell Smith, Cambria.

Bejamin J. Wojtowicz to Richard W. and Mary Ann Macvie, Lewiston.

Marian Hitman Ratzel to F r e d Faulring Inc., City of Lockport.

Ralph K. and Ada T. Giles to Orton Paul Holden and Sandra S. Holden, Wilson.

Ruth E. Britt to Robert W. and Joan W. Moore, City of Lockport.

Roger A. and Jeanne F . Williams to William A. and Margaret H. Stoppani, Newfane.

JUDGMENTS Marine Midland Trust Co. of

Western N.Y. vs Grace Greene 5204 Greene Road, Lewiston, $1,172.85.

John Maraio vs. Douglas and Janet Harl, 11197 Maple Ridge Rd.. Medina, $700 04.

Inter-Community Memorial Hospital vs Carl McGowan, t o n Mrfrow m and Sally McGowan, 5370 Lake Road, Burt, $486.39.

Joel M. Bernstein vs Charles Reeson, 10887 W. Shelby Rd., Medina, $155,05.

Niagara County Clerk's Office

Dec. 31, 1970

DEEDS

f.rnest S. and Violet H. Bush to Ronald L. and Barbara Ann H iffman, Pendleton.

L. Evelyn Miller to William A. O'Neill and Lois A. O'Neill, Lewiston.

Elmer H. Bickle and Firman P. Benjamin to Elmer H. Bickle, Newfane.

Elmer H. Bickle and Firman P. Benjamin to F i rman P. Banjamin, Newfane,

Lockport Development Corp. to Louis Destine and Mary Ann Destmo, Lewiston.

Lockport Development Corp. to Louis Paul Destino end Alice L Destino, Lewiston.

Lewport Development Corp to Peter and Balwena S. seru-

Danny Richard R. Grof-fenberger and Cathy Ann Groffenberger a-k-a Cathy Ann Kropp to Roy M. Swazey, Wilson.

MORTGAGES Robert W. Moore and Joan

W. Moore, West Bluff, Olcott, N.Y. to Marine Midland Bank-Western, $15,000.

Louis L. Beratta, J r . and Anne G. Berat ta , 5685 Austin Road, Utica, N.Y. to Lockport Savings Bank, $14,600.

William A. Stoppani and Margaret H. Stoppani, 6029 Wallace Ave. Newfane, N.Y. to Liberty National Bank and Trust Company, $14,000.

Donald G. LaPress and Linda R. LaPress, Noble Drive, Wilson, N.Y. to Marine Midland Bank-Western, $6,000.

William H. Wendt and Sharon L. Wendt, 2347 Jagow Road, Wheatfield, N.Y. to Marine Midland Bank-Western, $2,500.

Frank Musso and Lillian M. M u s s o , 2736 Youngstown-Lockport Road, Ransomville, N.Y. to Niagara County Savings Bank, $6,000.

JUDGMENTS

Newfane Lumber Company vs Steven Roland Goff and Mary Goff, 4581 Wilson Burt Road, Newfane, N.Y. $398.38.

Niagara County Clerk's Office Jan . 4, 1971

MORTGAGES

Lawrence E. Kropp and Laura E. Kropp, Carmen Road, Middleport, N.Y. to Norton Employees Credit Union, $6,000.

DEEDS George L. and Margaret

Brandt to Fred C. Root, Pen­dleton.

Michael G. Wolfgang as A d m i n i s t r a t o r of Louis Wolfgang to Albert H. Jaffe, Wilson.

Ruby E. Schultz to Carl W. Schultz, Royalton.

David Walker to Harry W. Long, Lewiston.

Michael G. Wolfgang, Molly Gerofsky, Lawrence Wolfgang, Jerauld Wolfgang to Albert H. Jaffe, Wilson.

Lena Kieber to Emily O. Galambos, Newfane.

Elmer H. Bickle & Firman P. Benjamin to Albert and Aurelia L. d o s s e r , Newfane.

JUDGMENTS

Alexander SU-spian and D. Cooper vs E lmer E. Winters, 240 Seminary St. Wilson, N.Y., $616.53

Tonawanda MaryS. Sherman to The First

Free Methodist Church of Lock-port, Town of Lockport. JUDGMENTS

Beecher Bros., Inc. vs. Charles Chestnut J r . a-k-a Charles Chestnut Jr. , 2 7 07 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville, $51.35.

4-H Electrical Training Session Slated Tonight

E l e c t r i c project leader training meetings will be held at 7:30 p.m. today at the 4-H Training Center.

The programs will be con­ducted by Murdock Mitchell, s a l e s representative from Niagara - Mohawk Power Corp. and David Bensley, rural sales representative of New York State Electric and Gas Corp.

Mr. Mitchell will be working with the leaders who will be teaching the electrical fun­damentals project. Included in this program will be a presentation of "Bet ter Light, Better Sight." He will show the importance of approved lighting lamps for home study centers using training aids from Niagara - Mohawk Power Corp. and also mater ia ls available from the 4-H Office.

Mr. Bensley will be working with the "Fac t s About Fuses and Wires" project. This is the second year program in 4-H Electric.

The leaders attending these meetings will return to their local clubs throughout Niagara County, where each may work with two or three to 15 youngsters, both boys and girls enrolled in the 4-H electric program, according to Daniel W. Connell, Coperative Ex­tension agent 4-H.

Niagara County Clerk's Office

Jan. 5, 1971

DEEDS

J a m e s J. Biggs and Vincent J. Mora'bito to Thomas E. and Jewell F. Pope, Somerset.

Frances H. Fitzgerald to Charles Mevs, City of Lockport.

FJmer S. and Ethel M. Sin­clair to David M. Clack, City of Lockport.

JUDGMENTS

Dorothy M. Everett , d-b-a E v e r e t t Waterproofing vs. Glenn Horner, 5470 West Lake Road, Burt, $825.01.

Niagara County Clerk's Office Jan. 6, 1971

MORTGAGES Linus J. Fae ry and Kathleen

A. Faery, 118 Hyde Park, Lock-port, to Lockport Savings Bank, $14,000.

David M. Clack, 5328 Upper Mountain Road, Lockport, to The Niagara Savings and Loan Association of Tonawanda, $10,000. JUDGMENTS

Schebell Redi-Mix, Inc. vs. Albert LaDuca, 79 Circle Drive, Lewiston, 14092, $2,757.40.

Rex Wholesale Co. Inc., vs. Love Homes, Inc., 4981 Winding Lane, Clarence, $632.47. DEEDS

David H. and Ethel T. Weeks to David B. Culverwell, Porter.

Henry B. Harrington to Frederick W. Jr . and Beverly M. Lort, Wilson.

Frederick W. J r . and Beverly M. Lort to Richard A. and Joanne S. Wilke, Wilson.

Salvatore D. Lorenzo ,to Nicholas L. Perrone, Royalton.

,000 In Drugs Seized; 10 Nabbed

BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI)—Co­ordinated drug raids led to the arres ts of 10 persons in two lo­cations Tuesday night and the confiscation of an estimated $9,000 in narcotics.

Police said six persons, in­cluding three high school stu­dents were arrested at a house which was termed a major dis­tribution point.

Four others were* arrested in a second raid.

NOTICE New York State Electric & Gas Cor­

poration has filed to become effective January l, 1971, subiect to acceptance by the Public Service Commission, revisions to its Electric Rate Schedule P.S.C No. 108 and Its Electric GeneraJ information Schedule P.S.C No. 90, both applicable in Its Western Area, as follows:

Service Classification No. 1, applicable to residential service throughout the entire territory, has been changed to provide the following net monthly rates: First 12 KWH or less $1.20, next 43 KWH at 3.62 cents per KWH, next 45 KWH at 2.51 cents per KWH, next 400 KWH at 2.39 cents per KWH, next 500 KWH at 2.18 cents per KWH, over 1,000 KWH at 1.58 cents per KWH. The rate for

off-peak service. Special Provision (a), has been changed to provide a net charge of 1.3 cents per KWH for all use over SO KWH. Special Provision lb). Heating Service, has been revised to provide for a net rate of 1.37 cents per KWH for use in excess of 550 KWH per month. The minimum charge has been changed to $1.20 net per month per meter and not less than an average rate of 1.85 cents net per KWH. The minimum charge for seasonal service as provided for In this Service Classification and also In the General Information Schedule hos been changed to $14.40.

Service Classification No. 2, applicable to general service throughout the entire territory, has been changed to provide net monthly demand charges of $1.20 per KW for the next 5 KW In excess of the first 5 KW and $1.10 per KW for all use over 10 KW. The energy charge has been changed to provide for net monthly rates as follows: First 12 KWH or less, $1.20 next 158 KWH at 3.65 cents per KWH, next 830 KWH at 2.56 cents per KWH, next 1,000 KWH at 1.36 cents per KWH, nexf 8,000 KWH at 1.13 cents per KWH, next 10,000 KWH at 0.92 cents per KWH, over 20,000 KWH at 0.81 cents per KWH and over both 200 hours use of billing demand and 20,000 KWH at 0.5 cents per KWH. Special Provision (a). Space Heating Service, has been changed to provide a net rate of 1.37 cents per KWH. The minimum charge has been changed to $1.20 net per month plus $1.25 net per KW of maximum demand established during the preceding 12 months in excess of the first 5 KW.

Service Classification No. 3, applicable to primary service throughout the entire territory, has been changed to provide for monthly net demand charges as follows: First 100 KW at $1.50 per KW, next 200 KW at $1.25 per KW, next 700 KW at $1.15 per KW, next 14,000 KW at $1.05 per KW, over 15,000 KW at $.95 per KW. The net energy charges per month have been changed as follows: First 5,000 KWH at 1.00 cents per KWH, over 5,000 KWH up to 200 hours use of billing demand at 0.74 cents per KWH, and all use over 200 hours use of the billing demand at 0.50 cents per KWH.

Full details of the changes may be obtained by reference to the complete rate schedule on file at the Corporation's offices.

NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & GAS CORPORATION

January 12nc

SUPREME NIAGARA

TOWN OF NEWFANE, Individually and as agent o: the Niagara CCOUNTY Health Department,

Plaintiff vs.

MAID OF THE MIST STEAMBOAT COMPANY, INC. 915 James Avenue, Niagara Falls, New York,

Defendant NOTICE OF SALE

Man's Body Found Near Tonawanda

TONAWANDA, N.Y. ( U P I ) -The body of Anthony DelGross 52, of Tonawanda was found Tuesday in a field near the exit r amp of the Youngmann Ex­pressway.

DelGross had been reported missing from his home since last Saturday.

An autopsy was scheduled to determine the cause of death.

DelGross resided at 2350 Col vin Blvd.'

Corporation Proceedings (Continued from Page 27)

Health Department of the State of New York. The Town agrees that the Niagara County Health Department will review all new building permit applications with respect to buildings to be constructed in Sewer District No. 3, before they a re issued by the Town. The Town agrees to pay for such interim services in accordance with the terms of existing contracts with the Town for t reatment of sanitary waste. Instantaneous flows in excess of three t imes the average flow for this connection shall be considered excessive and the Town shall take such remedies as necessary to limit instantaneous flows to not more than three times the average flow for that connection. The City reserves the right to construct a throttling device in the sewer to limit the flow to this value.

D. The Town agrees to pay all costs whatsoever to be in­curred in connection with the performance of this Contract.

E. The Town agrees to in­demnify the City against any and all Claims whatsoever. arising out of this Contract.

Niagara County Clerk's Office; F . This Contract sets forth the

Jan. 7, 1971-entire agreement between the |Committee ' Report" b e ' a ' n d T h e rwrties respecting the subject s a m e is hereby approved.

S e c o n d e d by Alderman

year first a,bove written. CITY OF LOCKPORT, LEGALS NEW YORK By Rollin T." Grant, Mayor

(SEAL) ATTEST: Kenneth F . Anderson, City Clerk APPROVED: Peter P. Corrallo, Corporation Counsel

TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN O F LOCKPORT, NEW YORK

ATTEST: Hazel Anterline, Town Clerk By Alderman Buri:

Resolved, that the City Treasurer be and he hereby is authorized and requested to transfer $60,000. from Ap­propriation Account No. 81-200, Equipment, to the Telescopic E l e v a t e d Platform Capital Reserve Fund, also transfer $19,000. from Appropriation Account No. 290-486, Youth Bureau, to Appropriation Ac­count No. 209, Youth Bureau, also transfer $9,600. from Ap­propriation Account No. 290-650, Contingency, to Appropriation Account No. 212, Off Street Parking Lot No. 1, also transfer $ 1 , 2 0 0 . from Appropriation Account No. 290-650, Con-t i n g e n c y , to Appropriation Account No. 44, Bingo.

S e c o n d e d by Alderman Rotondo and adopted. Ayes — By Alderman Rotondo:

Whereas the improvement of storm water drainage from the Southeastern portion of the City of Lockport, (a natural drainage basin) which flows under Lincoln Avenue and thence Southwesterly through the Town of Lockport, passing under Transit Road, Route 78, and thence through the Town of Pendleton to the New York State Barge Canal, is a vital and necessary pre-requisite to the City of Lockport's ability to accept any substantial and-or significant aditional sanitary sewage flow from the Town of S T A T E 0 F N E W Y O R K

Lockport and SUPREME COURT: COUNTY OF

W h e r e a s t h e t h r e e municipalities (City of Lock-port, Town of Lockport, and Town of Pendleton) in 1963 secured the services of Leon Wendell, Engineering firm for the purpose of developing a Preliminary Drainage Study that serves a s the basis for a new, detailed study, now being prepared, that will determine and recommend the m a n n e r and method of providing proper drainage, and sharing of cost, and

W h e r e a s , the three municipalities desire to ac­complish the purposes of proper d r a i n a g e in the most economical and expeditious method possible,

Therefore Be It Resolved, that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they hereby are requested to arrange a meeting at the earliest possible time with of­ficials of t h e City of Lockport, Towns of Lockport and Pen­dleton, representatives from the New York State and Niagara County Health Departments , the New York State Department of Transportation, Regional Office in Buffalo and the Local Residency, and the Sewer Consultants for each of the municipalities. Purpose of the meeting Would be to develop a mutual understanding of the p r o b l e m ; hear suggestions a n d m a k e ar rangements for the most economical and prompt manner of correcting the condition, and

Be It Fur ther Resolved that c e r t i f i e d copies of this resolution be forwarded to each of the respective bodies listed above.

Seconded by Alderman Groff and adopted. Ayes 10. By Alderman Haley:

Resolved, that the Common Council does hereby express its sincere appreciation to Dr. J ames A. Belasco, New York State Public Relations Board Fact Finder, for solving the C i t y ' s Working Agreement p r o b l e m s by expeditiously preparing recommendations agreeable and acceptable to the Common Council, Professional Police Department Personnel, Professional Fire Department Personnel and Public Works Departments Personnel.

S e c o n d e d by Alderman Marshall and adopted. Ayes 10

RECESS Your Committee on Accounts

to whom was referred before recess the miscellaneous weekly payrolls, bills for services and expenses and reports of labor performed in the Streets, Water and Parks Departments , having carefully examined the same and found them correct and audited, the Committee ap­proves same, and the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to issue orders for the amounts in favor of the claimants in full payment of said amounts.

R. Edward Groff Chairman

By Alderman Haley: Resolved, that the foregoing

LfcGALS

NOTICE "The Annual Meeting of the Inter-

Community Memorial Hospital will be held on Wednesday, January 20th, 1971 at 1:00 p.m. at St. Andrew* Episcopal Church, Burt, New York, for the purpose of election of directors, and other such business as may properly come before the meeting. Any person, firm or cor­poration residing in or located In the orea served by the hospital who has contributed $2.00 or more during the calendar year shall be a member of this Corporation with the right to cast one vote at this meeting. Proof of donation will be required.

Ronald D. Harrod, Secretary

Doted: December 9th, 1970. January 6, 13c

NOTICE Notice of receipt of 1971 tax roll and

warrant for the Town of Pendleton. I, the undersigned, collector of taxes

of the Town of Pendleton, county of Niagara, State of New York.

I will be at 6473 Campbell Blvd. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays of January 1971 from 9 a.m. till 11 a.m. and tr«m 1 p.m. till 4 p.m. and on the Saturdays of January from 2 p.m. till 5 p.m. at the Pendleton Town hall, for the purpose of collecting the taxes listed on the tax roll. Dated January 4, 1971

Mary A. Mo|e, collector of taxes of the Town of Pendleton.

January 6,13c

The Wilson

WILSON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Board of Education of Central School District No. 1, Towns of Wilson, Newfane, Cambria and Porter, Niagara County, New York, hereby In­vites the submission of sealed bids on:

Transportation Bids will be received until 1:00 P.M.,

E.S.T., Thursday, January 21, 1971, In the Central Office of the Wilson Central School District, 406 Lake Street, Wilson, New York, 14172, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read.

Office and Classroom Supplies Bids will be received until 1:00 P.M.,

E.S.T., Thursday February 4, 1971, In the Central Office of the Wilson Central School District, 406 Lake Street, Wilson, New York, 14172, at which ttlme and place they will be publicly opened and read.

Specifications and bid forms may be obtained at the Central Office at the above address.

The Board of Education reserves the right to reject all bids, to waive any Informalities and to hold all bids for sixty (60) days subsequent to the date, of opening.

F. Gordon Bullock * District Clerk

Wilson Central School District Dated: January 13, 1971

January 13c

UNION-SUN %& JOURNAL

Classified Want Ad Section

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Insurance

LIFE INSURANCE — Family plans and group. Wm. W. Gard­ner. Phone 434-3750. Rep. Na­tionwide Life Ins. Co., Colum­bus, Ohio. TF—4

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13-16C—11 1962 Ford station wagon, 45,000 actual miles. Good tires, motor and transmission. Body very good, $250- 772-7542.

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SYL'S AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Repairs

237 Park Avenue, 433-3844 TF—11

HOWELL MOTORS, INC. NEWFANE, 778-8585

NIAGARA COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER!

"70 Mustang Fastback, V-8, reg. fuel, power steering, power disc brakes, posi-traction, air con­ditioning, book value $2950, now $2450

TOTHILL AUTO SALES 24 Chapel St. 433-2911

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MULLANE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH

6200 S. Transit Rd. 434-3807 25 WONDERFUL YEARS

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FOR SALE — Jaguar XKE convertible, must sell, make of­fer Phone 434-7119-

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1 In Memoriam

Personals I DAVID C. MARTIN 7108 Lin­coln Avenue Ext. Lockport, New York, as of Jan. 13, 1971, will not be responsible for d e b t s contracted by anyone other than myself.

13-15p—7 PLANNING A PARTY?? WE HAVE ALL THE FACILITIES AND THE KNOW HOW FOR YOUR SPECIAL PARTY. TRY US- THE TRAVELER MOTOR INN AND STEAK HOUSE. WHETHER IT'S BREAKFAST, DINNER OR LUNCH-

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TED VAN DUSEN announces new location. Lock & Gooding Esso. Specializing car tuneups & Service. 433-9594

TF—11 NEED A CAR, NO CREDIT? Call Roy Sheppard today, HF3-5997, you could be driving to­morrow.

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LICENSED BEAUTICIAN WIL do work in hospitals, homes, nursing homes, 434-4668.

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FOR THE BEST selection of new and used cars, Transitowne Dodge is only 12 minutes away. Watch for weekly special in the Union - Sun and Journal for the extra special deal. Only 18 remaining new 1970 Dodges.

TRANSITOWNE DODGE Transit Rd., opposite Grant City

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Pursuant to Article 13 of the Public Health Law of the State of New York, the Town ot Newfane, individually and as agent ot the Niagara County Health Department will sell real property ot the defendant herein for the satisfaction of a judgment against said defendant. Maid of the Mist Steamboat Company, Inc. entered in the Niagara County

iClerk's Office on the 28th day of July 1970 for the sum of four thousand six hundred five and no-100 dollars) (4,605.0C) at public auction at 500 Bewley Building in the City of Lockport, Niagara County, New York on the 27fn day of Jan­uary, 1971 at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon on that day to the person offering to take the premises described herein for the shortest time, paying the amount unpaid on said judgment together witn interest and the expenses of this sale, said premises being described as follows:

ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate In the Town of Newfane, Counfy of Niagara, State of New York, and being a part of Lot No. 9 in Township 15 and Range 7 of Holland Land Company's Land (so called) lying west of the highway leading from Lockport to Olcott and more particularly described as follows:

Beginning in the middle of said highway on the southerly line of lands

of the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad Company leased to New York Central and Hudson

River Valley Co. and running thence south-westerly aiong the southerly line of the lands of said railroad company 7 chains and 60 links to the top of the high bank of fne east side of Eighteen Mile Creek, thence south 23 2-4 degrees east along the said high bank 3 cnains and 15 links to the new corner of lands now or formerly owned by Burt Van Horn; thence southeasterly along the nor­therly line of premises now or for­merly owned by said Burt Van Horn and parallel with and 18 Inches northerly from the northerly line of a certain brick bam on the westerly side of the highway 4 chains and 25 links to the middle of said high­way; thence norfnerly along the middle of said highway 5 chains and 90 links to the place of beginning, containing more or less.

EXCEPTING from the above described premises all that tract or parcel of lond, situate in the Town Of Newfane, County of Niagara, State of New York, being part of Lot Number 9, Township 15, Range 7 of the Holland Land Company's Survey, and being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING AT A POINT in the center line of East Creek Road (Lockport-Olcott Road) 82.77 feet measured southwesterly along said center - line from the south

line of the right-of-way of the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Division of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad; thence southwesterly 333.95 feet with an Interior angle of 61 degree 50' and running 12 feet southerly from the soufn wall of ad|olnlng stone cold storage plant; thence southwesterly 20.5 feet with an Interior angle of 126 degrees 17' and running 6 feet easterly from ad|olnNig northerly stone cold storage plant; thence southeasterly 319.8 feet with an interior angle of 82 degree 08' to the center-line of Lockport -Olcott Rood; thence northeasterly 174.63 feet along said center-line with an Interior angle of 89 degrees 45' to the place of beginning.

Dated: October 30th, 1970 BRANDT* ' A N D R E W S - PUSATERI, SHOEMAKER & HIGGINS Attorneys for the Town of Newfane 500 Bewley Building Lockport, New York

Nov. 4,11,18,25 Dec. 2,9,16,23,30,

Jon. 6,13,20c

SPONSEL — In loving memory KARCHER — We wish to ex-passed away three years ago Jan- 13, 1968.

Sadly missed by, Wife Marie

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MEYERS — We wish to thank relatives, friends, neighbors, Lockport Memorial Hospital, Dr. F r a n k Crosby, Dr. R. Dusineberre, nurses on One-N o r t h , Reverend Schef fler, Simonds Steel, Division Wallace Murray Corp. Harrison's Local No. 686, Navy Ship No. 10, city Hall, City Treasurer 's office and Euraoa Finishing Co-

The family of the late Joseph Meyers Sr-

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MORTGAGES

Melvin J . Etue and Patricia A. Etue, 5216 Town line Road, Sanborn to Wilfred Mittelstaedt and Anna Mittelstaedt, $16,000.

Michael A. Bye and Kathy L. Bye, 5614 Leete Road, Lockport, to The Niagara Permanent Savings and Loan Association, $12,000.

DEEDS

Vernon C. and D. Jean Hetherington to Melvin J, and Patricia A, Etue, Lewiston.

Frank P. MirabeJli to Betty LOU DltiflO, Lewiston

Ralph M, P a r k i to Hawiey

mat te r hereof. This contract may not be modified or changed in whole or fcn par t in any other manner than by an agreement In writing signed by the parties hereto or their respective successor in interest. In the event of • dispute as to any of itie provisions of this con­tract , either par ty may apply to the Supreme Court for a determination.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this con­t rac t to be executed by their respective officers thereto duly authorized as of the day and

Marshall and adopted. Ayes — 10.

Prior to adjournment, the Mayor extended an invitation to the attending public to address the Common Council,.

At 10:14 P.M. Alderman Foster moved the Common Council be adjourned until 8:30 P.M. Wednesday, January 20, 1.971.

S e c o n d e d by Alderman Rotondo and adopted. Ayei — 10.

KENNETH P , ANDERSON City Cterfc

OLD BAR

TOKYO ( U P I ) - B a r Lupan, said to be the oldest bar on the Girvza, still is heated with a German Junkel coal stove purchased in 1928, when the bar opened. When it was purchased, the stove cost 280 yen (77 cents.)

The bar maintains an air of antiquity with oil lamps hung from the ceiling and a scratched and dented wooden ba r counter.

SHAVER — In loving memory of our father, Nelson Shaver, who passed away Jan- 13 1944.

God took him home — it was His will

But in our hearts he liveth still.

Myrtle, George and Velma 13.P.1

Card of Thanks

10 Found, Lost, Strayed LOST — Female dog, part Cocker and Spitz, reddish brown, vicinity 104-Rt. 78, Wrights Corners. 434-7665.

7-13c—1U LOST, black female dog, red collar. Answers "Brandy". Call 434-5787.

9-14c—10

LOST — January 3, three female German Shepherd puppies, black and tan, vicinity Plank and Niagara Roads. 434-.'-!242.

9-15c—10

RAY'S AUTO SALES COLLISON WORK AND

PAINTING AT REASONABLE PRICES

5767 Campbell Blvd. 434-5003. TF—11

12 Trucks 1952 Ford pick-up truck. Body in excellent shape, radiator needs repair, $300. 433-6539 after 4 p.m.

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of my husband, Glen, who press our sincere thank you to our relatives, neighbors and friends for their thoughtful kindness and expressions of sympathy during the illness and loss of our father, G e o r g e Karcher. I t is a comfort to know that so many people care.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Raduns and family

Mr. and Mrs. William Pogel and family

13,p,2

11 Automotive 1968 FIREBIRD convertible, good condition, new tires, 26,000 original miles, needs work on door, $950. 434-5837.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 13-19C—11 1969 FAIRLANE 500, wagon, 8 cylinder automatic. Phone 434-5839.

13-15C—11 FOR SALE - • 1964 Ford good condition, $200. Phone 434-1871.

13-14p_H 1967 COMET 2 - door hardtop, good running order, netds tires,

$695. 434-5117 after 5 p.m. • 12-18c—11

Too Late To Classify LOST, large brown and black tiger Persian cat. Answers to "Pussina". Vicinity East Union. Family pet. Call 433-3656.

13-15c—10

USED CARS: Always a «ood selection and the bent recondi tioned cars in Lockport. Barton Oldsmobile 427 West Ave

SK—11

Announcements REGISTER NOW — Dance classes for ages 2 _ and up at the Rhymettes Dance Studio, 232 South Street, Lockport. 433-2380 Monday after 2 p.m. or 693-5300 anytime.

13-19c—3

RENT A COLOR TV Never worry about repair costs. Only $4.65 per week. Option to buy available. Call now for delivery. Call collect 832-2576, 9 a.m. — 9 p.m.

13-14c—3 OPENING FOR BUSINESS, January 15. Shield's Canopy Texaco, 7084 Chestnut Ridge Road. Daniel D. Shields proprietor.

13-15c—3

SOLD! REFRIGERATOR for sale, good condition, $45- Phone 433-xxxx.

COMMENT OF ADVERTISER: Sold it r ight away.

FOR RESULTS CALL THE CLASSIFIED DEPT.

Union-Sun And Journal 433-3811

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INSTANT CREDIT

f you have a department store credit card or oil comapny credit card- TVs, stereo's, furniture. Star t paying i n 45 days. 9-9 dally.

CALL COLLECT

MIKE MORAN , , „ , . , AUTO SALES 110 W. GENESEE 434-6303

TF—11 D o n t be bugged by heavy car payments. Trade down at Dave Heirtrich Chevy City — we'll pay off your old note and give you new, easy payments. Or sell us your car or truck for top price spot cash. Dave Heinrlch Chevy City, 5775 S. Transit, 434-6681.

SK—11

Middleport Motors, Inc. "HOME OF THE ORIGINAL

OLD FASHIONED DEAL"

Rt. 31, at Kelly Ave., Middleport 735-3711

SK—11 COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE

RENTAL AND LEASE SER­VICE

Timkey Pontlac _ Cadillac 568 West Avenue, 434-5555.

TF—11 THE TRUCK PEOPLE FROM

GENERAL MOTORS E l u s i v e truck sales and service —- GMC trucks now priced with the lowest.

MAIER-SCHULE, GMC 6620 Lincoln, east of

ABSOLUTELY highest prices P A . I D _°,r CLEAN late model Su4?.n .?b U e s- W e TRADE up or £ £ W ^ N T £ V „ A M E R I C A N o r IM. PORT USED CARS at HALL'S AUTO SALES 616 West Avenue PHONE 433-4403.

WE will pay cash tor clean late model used cars. Trade up or down. Ki - PO MOTORS, cor West Ave. and Ohio. 434-0678.

Tow truck, 1964 Chevrolet, 1 ton. Single wheels with holmes 400 wrecker. Excelltnt condition $1500. Grand Island, 773-7916 after 6 p.m.

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14-A Sports-Ca'ing Equip.

UPPER th r ee rooms and bath, one or two adults. References. Phone 4344296.

12-19C—74a REGAN'S Sporting Goods — Ice fishing equipment. 29 Market Street.

TF—14a

16 Snowmobiles 1971 ARCTIC CAT 634 Purma. Call 772-2157 after 6 p m .

12-14p—16 FOR SALE — Olympic 370, 20 h.p. Skidoo. Phone 778-7282 after 5 p.m.

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1970 MOTO-SKI G-and Prix, 28 horse, excellent condition, $700. Phone RL1-9655.

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SKI-DOO SALES & SERVICE

HALL'S AUTO SALES 433-4402

TF—16 1970BOA-SKI snowmobile, n h.p., electric start, SM26. New owner moved to Flori­da. Only 212 miles on H. $795 buys It. 397-2215.

. TF—16

18 Business Service FURNITURE REBUILT A N D refinished, new furniture made to order. Free pickup and delivery. 6953 Ridge Road, two miles east of Wright Corners. 434-0957.

13-19p—18 KLEEN-ZALL Janitorial Ser­vice. Free estimates. Insured-Phone 4334578.

13-15p—18 INCOME TAX — $4 UP — Complete. Federal and State. Triple guarantee. Union Tax Service. CIO Bldg., Walnut and Vine Streets. 434-2292.

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SELLING YOUR CAR? SEE US!

Highest cash prices paid PAUL FOX AUTO SALES

434-8620 36 W. Genesee NOW you can rent a brand new Ford at low rates from LOCK-PORT MOTORS, 6157 Transit ROAD 434-5581. SK—11

832-2576 SK—3

NOTICE Concerning Publication Ot

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

in The UNION-SUN AND JOURNAL

Te insure preening end publication of !«ga! edvertiiefnentt on time n required by (aw on specified dates, your cooporetwi it requested to please submit the legal ad to the Union-Sun and Journal by noon the day previous first insertion or '

Mistakes Do Happen Please Read

Your Classified Want Ad

The Rrst Day

It Appears YOUR COOPERATION

'• Requested To REPORT

ERPORS OR OMISSIONS Ph. 433-.1S1I

By 5:00 p. m. she same day or Before 9:30 a. m, next day

Ask for Classified

LOCKPORT RAMBLER AUTHORIZED

AMERICAN MOTORS DEALER SERVICE

PARTS SALES 5869 S. Transit HF4-28U

TF—ft

SEWING, MACHINES - Any make oiled and adjusted $1. Parts for all makes. Phone 433* 2988

TF—18 Paper hanging and painting, interior and exterior. Free estimates. Call Jack Rath, 433-5238.

4-16c—18 ROOFS repaired, $10 and up. Written guarantee, insured, licensed, bonded. 434-2422.

26-150—18

DORMERS, 12* $595; room additions, kitchens, bathrooms, free estimates. Quick service. Lots of references. Terms arranged. 434-1474

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CUSTOM MADE draperies and b e d s p r e a d s . Hundreds of materials to choose from. 434-6424.

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An Open Invitation To All Dodge Owners:

We would like to eitand to you a cordial invitation to consider Pontiac if yea ere con­sidering trading your present Dodge.

You will receive Hie seme fair end cour­teous attention you have been eeeustomed to from your former Dodge dealer.

T 0 T A l 561 West Ave. RANSPORTATION 434-5555

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