f, April 9, 1962

Tonawanda NEWS

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Council Will Make Formal Suspension of 2 Patrolmen

A special meeting of the Tona-ihave not been reported yet, off! wanda Common Council has been cials said. called for 8 tonight to suspend City Attorney Marlin B. Salmon formally one city policeman said today that the two policemen charged with criminal assault and will be given an opportunity to another charged with attempted resign rather than face a public criminal assault, who were ar- hearing on departmental charges, rested Saturday on complaint of which Police Chief Oldenburg an 18-year-old Buffalo girl. plans to file against the pair. The two policemen. Patrolmen Mr. Salmon said tonight's acAnthony D'Orazio Jr., 26, of 305 tion by the council is not legally Hinds St. and James E. Plckard, required since the police chief has 32, of 106 Penarrow Drive, were the power to suspend police perarraigned Saturday afternoon by sonnel without council action. He Town of Tonawanda police on explained that a formal resolution charges growing out of the alleged is being prepared to indicate to incident. the public and police department that the council is aware of the D'Orazio was charged with first"Singing Sergeants" of the Air Force Band matter and that it is being given degree criminal assault and sec. To Perform at Concert ond-degree assault, while Pick- their attention. ard was charged with attempted Mr. O'Shea told The NEWS tocriminal assault. Both pleaded day he has advised his client not innocent before Town Peace Jus to resign. tice James L. Tippett, who or- "When the testimony in the dered a preliminary hearing for case is brought out during a triApril 18 and released them in $3,- al," Mr. O'Shea told The NEWS, ooo property bail each. "I think you'll find it to be quite A special matinee performance ductor of the 100-piece group D'Orazio has retained attorney different from what has been for school children is scheduled which has the ability to resolve John J. Ponterio of Tonawanda to printed in the newspapers." Assemblyman Harold H. Altro,'during the May 3 concert of the into a 90-piece symphony orches- represent him, P'.ckard has re- He declined to elaborate. on a foodwiil visit today to North U.S. Air Force Band at Kleinhans tra, an 85-piece symphonic band,; i a M attornev Edw^ark."(?Shea Mr. Ponterio said he was "surTonawanda, said he **will make i Music Hail, Buffalo, ia 25-voice glee club, uve dance ; of j$utfaj0 Wh"0 fs associated with prised" that the two policemen every effort to obtain state rev- The Niagara Hose Drum Corps bands and many other instrumen- the law firm of William B. Ma were suspended and asked to reenue for a new bridge to Tona-'of Tonawanda, is sponsoring the tal and chamber groups. sign before their statements were honey. wanda Island." concert, which will mark thej Most popular of these groups is received. Mr .Altro said it is possible that band's first appearance in the the "Singing Sergeants," directed According to a verbal statement No Choice' capital construction funds could Buffalo "area, "proceeds' will "be; by CapTr'^ert'LTTaiuiersToT-lfY*" ^ *J* *i^1* . 2 * 0 * : ^ m e J s being withheld by The NEWS, the Mr. Salmon, however, pointed be obtained to help North Tona- used to underwrite the drum ganizer of the choral group. The band was founded 17 years two on-duty policemen stopped out that Chief Oldenburg "had no wanda finance the proposed corps* operating expenses. her at 5 a.m. Saturday on Dela- choice" in the matter of suspendThe matinee is set for 3:30 ago and has appeared in five w bridge. continents, 30 world capitals and a r e Stei> while she was driv- ing the two patrolmen. "I will check with State Super- p.m. "We couldn't allow them to coni'ng> a n offe,rJed t o * s u cort , h e r intendent of Public Works J. Col. George S. Howard is con- in more than 37 countries. tinue in a position of authority _, | home. She said one of the policeBurch McMorran," said Mr. Alwith this in the background," he men, identified as D'Orazio, got tro. declared. into her car, and drove to the At this point it is not clear Car R a m s Alarm Box at Oliver and Goundry Streets Sheridan Drive-In theatre grounds Observers noted that the dewhether the state could finance . . . Fire Alarm Box Broken partment charges -which have in the Town of Tonawanda, where any part of the proposed bridge, (Photo by Andrew Susty) he allegedly assaulted her. Pick- not been spelled out as yet, but Mayor Smith said, at the same ard reportedly followed the girl's will be by tonight's council meettime praising Mr. Altro's efforts car to the drive-in in a police car. ing are distinct from the crimiADDRESS CORRECTED to help in the project. She said Pickard also attempted nal charges placed against the The Common Council last week North Tonawanda city officials Road and Niagara Falls BouleChurch organizations, clubs and to assault her, but she persuaded two policemen by Town of Tonaauthorized a Buffalo architect to;and members of the Northeast vard. other groups wishing to make wanda police. prepare a design for a new bridge, Civic Club will meet Thursday "To propose a dump (a new op- him not to. special arrangements for their atnight to discuss a joint sanitary eration) in this highly residential After the alleged attack, the The purpose of the April 18 preat a commission of 6 per cent. tendance at Costal Beach on At tha\ time Alderman J o h n land-fill operation proposed f o r area is a step backward for this girl reportedly drove to a Buffalo liminary court hearing will be to jTonawandas Day, Aug. 22, may station, where she report- determine whether there is suffiVogt Jr. reported the bridge the city and the Town of Wheat city, which should be concerned police Six persons were injured in a j Oliver Streets has been the site write to Gorden C. Shell, general ed the attack. Buffalo police re- cient evidence to prosecute the 0 a would cost about 1500,000 and said field. with improvement and beautifica- layed the information to Town and men on the felony charged lodged two-car accident early Sunday at; * number of recent accidents.:chairman for the Lions Club-sponhe thought the council should seek The club recently organized tion," the group said. City of Tonawanda police. Offi- against them. This will be decidPatrolmen Ralph LaFreniere,-sored event, at 924 Sweeney St., to voice property owners' objec The club contends the existing cials said the girl later picked out Oliver and Goundry Streets, North Alfred Nowark and James Gelose North Tonawanda. The address ed by Judge Tippett, who may ei"Wo should exploit all ways toltions to a proposal to make t h e town dump "is a health and safe- the two policemen from a lineup Tonawanda. assisted in the accident investiga- was published incorrectly Saturther order them held for action by get help from the state before: present Town of Wheatfield dump ty menace." I of Tonawanda police conducted the grand jury or dismiss the Admitted to DeGraff Memorial tion. I day in The NEWS. spending any more North Tona-|a joint sanitary land*-fill operation Hospital were: at Tonawanda Police Headquarcharges. wanda tax money," he said. |for both Wheatfield and N o r t h Mayor Smith said today he ters. Automobiles For Sale Automobiles F o r Sale Lindsey Thomas, 26, of 190 will be happy to meet with the If the matter is turned over to The council has not yet laid Tonawanda arranged the meetTaken to Hospital Goundry St., possible rib fracplans for actual construction of.hig date after a committee con- committee. Several members of She was later taken to Meyer the grand jury, it can be obliged tures and possible spinal injury. the Common Council also plan to to either bring in an indictment the structure or sought estimates, ference last night. Memorial Hospital in Buffalo, charging them with committing John Maracle, 23, of 341 Gounattend, said the mayor. The present bridge, built by the Thursday's meeting will be held where a physical examination was dry St., injured left foot and posNew York Central Railroad, is at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. Referring to proposed discus- made. The results of the exam the alleged offenses or return a sible spinal injury. "no bill" dropping the charges considered inadequate because of and Mrs. Ernest Khoury, 81 sions with the Town of Wheatfield Mrs. Carol Wolf, 30, of 389 against them. as to a joint site, he said: its narrowness. Several key area Forbes Terrace. Payne Ave., scalp cut and injury Industries are on the island. "Residents of the Seventh Ward "The city's purpose is not to of right elbow. and the Town of Wheatfield are make a bad situation worse." Miss Lucy DiVirgilio, 23, of 311 6, T !,5U0 unaware of the exact location of The thinking, he said, has been Vandervoort St., scalp cut and that "unless there is substantial this dump site, which will devalupossible back injury. ate their property," the commit- improvement to the present Town GATKE Ralph (Alvie) Gatke, Mrs. Mary Kuhns, 42, of 214 tee said in a statement last night. of Wheatfield dump situation, a 61, of 779 Revere Ave,, North Sweeney St., injury to right leg. Wheatfield dump is located joint operation at that location Tonawanda, died unexpectedly All of North Tonawanda. Clifford Morse, 53, of 346 Goun- onThe with the Town of Wheatfield Saturday night (April 7, 1962) in a tract bounded by Forbes Miss Marie Donate, 24, of 13 dry St., North Tonawanda, plead- Street, Forbes Terrace, N a s h would have absolutely no value DeGraff Memorial Hospital. A Willow Drive, Tonawanda, who ed guilty today in Tonawanda to the City of North Tonawanda," native of Tonawanda, he had been suffered an injury to her knee, The Grace Lutheran Church City Court to disorderly conduct As yet, North Tonawanda offi- employed by Allan Herschell Co. congregation of North Tonawan- was treated at DeGraff and reand was given a 30-day suspended I LACKEY IS SPEAKER cials have not met with the the past 41 years. Survivors da will be asked tomorrow night leased. jal term and placed on probation E. Dent Lackey of Niagara Wheatfield Town Board to discuss ,for delude ^ w i f e Genevieve <nee to adopt recommendations for an Capt. Walter Westphal of the for six months by Judge Ruth D. | Falls, who is seeking the Demo- the proposal of a joint sanitary Mileham) Gatke; a sister, Mrs. extensive church renovation projNorth Tonawanda Police DepartVogel. cratic nomination for Congress land-fill operation, Carl Cobernus of Tonawanda, ^ j . ment said witnesses told him the Philip Winkler, 58, of 502 Adam from the 40th District, will speak Wheatfield Supervisor Stanley and several nieces and nephews. Gerald Geltz, president of the accident occurred when the car St., Tonawanda, who was arrest- in North Tonawanda tonight. Mr. | Brzezinski said today he thinks Friends may call at John O. Roth church, called an 8 p.m. congredriven by Mr. Thomas, going east ed Saturday with Morse, also Lackey, public relations manag- officials of both communities Funeral Home, Morgan and Wilon Goundry, and a car driven by t h e church> pleaded guilty to a similar er for the Carborundum Corp., should meet and discuss the land- ham Streets Tonawanda where g a t i o n a l s e s s i o n M ^ ayne Avenue R o b i n s o n Miss DiVirgilio, going north on charge and was fined $25 by will address members of Local fill operation before any taxpayers services will be conducted by the P street. Oliver, collided at the intersection. Judge Vogel. |350 IUE, in Dom Polski at 8 make an attempt to kill such a Rev. Alexander Corti Tuesday at A warrent charging Mr. ThomThe president and church counplan. Both were arrested in a public p.m. 1:30 p.m. Burial in Salem Ceme- cil have completed studies with as with a signal violation was parking lot on Niagara Street. He said it is "utterly ridiculous tery. Shelgren and Whitman, Buffalo sworn out this morning. Judge Vogel ordered the courtat this point" to squash a proClassified Ads The impact knocked Miss Di-! roam closed to the public during posal that may result in progress KELLOGG Margaret L. (nee architectural firm. These changes Virgilio's car against a fire alarm! have been recommended at an Bring Results! the case. for both communities. box, turning the car over. The! Mayer) Kellogg, 46, of 50 Klass approximate cost of $20,000: Ave., West Seneca, died unex- Moving choir pews, organ and other car was damaged in the Before You Buy Anywhere pectedly Monday (April 9, 1962) console to gallery; increase gal- front. in her home. Wife of Lawrence lery size as much as possible; Miss Donato was a passenger in Hurry in to Our Showroom ! (Sonny) Kellogg; mother of Mrs. install new baptistry at front of the car driven by Miss DiVirgilio.' Steve (Mary Lou) Oryzak, Mrs. church with railing; refinish The other injured persons were in Thomas (Dorothy) Chowanic and floors in nave and vestibule; in- the car driven by Mr. Thomas. Shirley, Richard and George Kel- stall new lighting and heating sys- The intersection at Goundry and logg, all of Buffalo; daughter of tems for nave and chancel and Mrs. Augusta (nee Poeller) Nagel refinish woodwork, renovate pews 23 Years of Fine Ford Service and the late Edward Mayer Sr.; and convert present organ chamNX 3-2461 sister of Edward Mayer Jr. of;ber into a storage facility for ar74 Main St., North Tonawanda Open Eves. Long Island, Charles Mayer of tides of worship. Buffalo and Mrs. Edward (Marie) Accessory additions planned inHarrington of North Tonawanda; clude: step-sister of Edward, Howard Covering the chancel stained and Myron Nagel and Mrs. Em- glass window with drapes; installerson (Louella) Peters, all of Ton- ing free-hanging cross and free- About 35 persons, most of whom awanda. Also survived by eight standing altar; carpeting the w e r e eating, escaped last night grandchildren. Friends may call chancel and front and center when fire struck Brauer's Resat Kennedy Funeral Home, 914 aisles; installing additional stops taurant on Campbell Boulevard Abbott Road, Buffalo, where pray- in the organ and erecting a new in the Town of Pendleton. ers will be said at 10:30 a.m. outdoor bulletin board. Two volunteer firemen were Thursday, followed by Mass at St. Mr. Geltz said renovation will hurt slightly in the fire, which Bonaventure's Church. 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Council Will Make Formal Suspension of 2 Patrolmen

A special meeting of the Tona-ihave not been reported yet, off! wanda Common Council has been cials said. called for 8 tonight to suspend City Attorney Marlin B. Salmon formally one city policeman said today that the two policemen charged with criminal assault and will be given an opportunity to another charged with attempted resign rather than face a public criminal assault, who were ar- hearing on departmental charges, rested Saturday on complaint of which Police Chief Oldenburg an 18-year-old Buffalo girl. plans to file against the pair. The two policemen. Patrolmen Mr. Salmon said tonight's acAnthony D'Orazio Jr., 26, of 305 tion by the council is not legally Hinds St. and James E. Plckard, required since the police chief has 32, of 106 Penarrow Drive, were the power to suspend police perarraigned Saturday afternoon by sonnel without council action. He Town of Tonawanda police on explained that a formal resolution charges growing out of the alleged is being prepared to indicate to incident. the public and police department D'Orazio was charged with first- that the council is aware of the matter and that it is being given t degree criminal assault and sec- their attention. ond-degree assault, while Pickard was charged with attempted Mr. O'Shea told The NEWS tocriminal assault. Both pleaded day he has advised his client not innocent before Town Peace Jus to resign. tice James L. Tippett, who or- "When the testimony in the dered a preliminary hearing for case is brought out during a triApril 18 and released them in $3,- al," Mr. O'Shea told The NEWS, ooo property bail each. "I think you'll find it to be quite p D'Orazio has retained attorney different from what has been e John J. Ponterio of Tonawanda to printed in the newspapers." - represent him, P'.ckard has re- He declined to elaborate. d,; i a M attornev Edw^ark."(?Shea Mr. Ponterio said he was "surce ; of j$utfaj0 Wh"0 fs associated with prised" that the two policemen - the law firm of William B. Ma were suspended and asked to resign before their statements were honey. s received. d According to a verbal statement No Choice' -lfY*" ^ *J* *i^1* . 2 * 0 * : ^ m e J s being withheld by The NEWS, the Mr. Salmon, however, pointed s two on-duty policemen stopped out that Chief Oldenburg "had no her at 5 a.m. Saturday on Dela- choice" in the matter of suspendew d a r e Stei> while she was driv- ing the two patrolmen. "We couldn't allow them to coni'ng> a n offe,rJed t o * s u cort , h e r | home. She said one of the police- tinue in a position of authority men, identified as D'Orazio, got with this in the background," he into her car, and drove to the declared. Sheridan Drive-In theatre grounds Observers noted that the dein the Town of Tonawanda, where partment charges -- which have he allegedly assaulted her. Pick- not been spelled out as yet, but ard reportedly followed the girl's will be by tonight's council meetcar to the drive-in in a police car. ing are distinct from the crimiShe said Pickard also attempted nal charges placed against the to assault her, but she persuaded two policemen by Town of Tonahim not to. wanda police. After the alleged attack, the The purpose of the April 18 pregirl reportedly drove to a Buffalo liminary court hearing will be to police station, where she report- determine whether there is suffied the attack. Buffalo police re- cient evidence to prosecute the layed the information to Town and men on the felony charged lodged t City of Tonawanda police. Offi- against them. This will be decidcials said the girl later picked out ed by Judge Tippett, who may ei- O the two policemen from a lineup ther order them held for action by T I of Tonawanda police conducted the grand jury or dismiss the H at Tonawanda Police Headquar- charges. ters. If the matter is turned over to Taken to Hospital the grand jury, it can be obliged G She was later taken to Meyer to either bring in an indictment t Memorial Hospital in Buffalo, charging them with committing where a physical examination was the alleged offenses or return a d made. The results of the exam "no bill" dropping the charges s against them. P

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Wednesday, April I I , 1962

Catholic Charities Total Moves Toward $2-MHUon

The 1962 Catholic Charities Appeal continued to roll toward the $2-million mark today with the total in pledges and contributions running about 3 per cent ahead of last year's record totaL
As of 10:30 p.m. last nifM,J^ when the third day tabulation end- St. Andrew's Church, $14,013.35 l the total in the appeal stood ($19,289); Blessed Sacrament 1 $1 ,562 1 9 , 4 at $1,905,512.91, approximately S ^ * * ? i? ^ l ^^^ / \ . _ Christopher's Church, $11,664.15 $55,542 more than had been re- < $ 1 3 1 1 5 ) ; s t J o h n the B a p t i s t eeived at the end of the third day Church, $45,100.97 ($47,683); St. *3st ye*!.*, Timothy's Church, $2,366.66 ($3,Beturns received yesterday 299). amounted to $52,427. If the same City of Tonawanda: St. Francis pace is maintained, the appeal j of Assisi Church, $23,061.20 ($86,will pass the $2-million mark 240). Thursday. Last year the $2-mil- North Tonawanda: Ascension lion mark was not passed until'Church, $12,138.25 ($14,985); St. Friday. The drive continues Joseph's Church, $6,476.84 ($6,through Sunday. 715); Our Lady of Czestochowa Totals to date from area parish-[ Church, $6,800 ($7,329); St. Albert es, with last year's total contribu-ithe Great Church, $3,872.50 ($3,tions in parentheses, are; 343). Kenmore: S t Paul's Church, Pendleton: G o o d Shepherd $27,794.12 ($32,998*. |Church, $2,719.86 ($3,137). Town of Tonawanda: S t Ame- Grand I s l a n d : St. Stephen's lia's Church, $26,725.29 ($31,042); I Church, $9,380.25 ($9,851).

2 Policemen Will Be Given Council Hearing on May 7

City Attorney Martin B. Salmon Tonawanda and asked her if she said today that he has set May 1 wanted to be escorted home. as the date for a Common Coun- The girl said D'Orazio got into cil public hearing on departmen- her car and drove her to the tal charges to be placed against Sheridan Drive-In Theatre in the two suspended Tonawanda police- Town of Tonawanda and assaulted her. Pickard, who allegedly men, who were arrested Satur- followed the pair in a police car, day in connection with an alleged also attempted to assault her, the criminal assault case in the Town girl, said, but she persuaded him of Tonawanda. not to. Both policemen were on Meanwhile, it was learned that duty at the time. representatives of the Erie County District Attorney's office and town police planned to meet this afternoon to review evidence in the alleged case, which involves an 18-year-old Buffalo girl. The two policemen, Patrolmen Anthony D'Orazio Jr., 26, of 305 Hinds St. and James E. Pickard, 32, of 106 Penarrow Drive, are Norman H. Helfrich. 48. of 90 free in $3,000 property bond each, Fayette Ave., Town of Tonawanpending a preliminary hearing da, today was granted an addiApril 18 before Peace Justice tional adjournment to May 9 for preliminary examination in TonJames L. Tippett. D'Orazio is charged with first- awanda Town Court on charges degree criminal assault and sec- of bookmaking and maintaining ond-degree assault. Pickard is premises for gambling. charged with attempted criminal He was slated for hearing this assault. They pleaded innocent morning in Town Court but asktd when arraigned on the charges Peace Justice James L. Tippett for the additional adjournment. Saturday afternoon. He was continued free in $200 Both men were suspended from bail. duty Saturday by Police Chief Oldenburg after the girl identi- Helfrich was arrested in a raid ified them in a lineup of Tona- on his home March 28. Both Town ! wanda policemen at police head- of Tonawanda and Buffalo police quarters. The Common Council participated in ihe raid in which formally put its stamp of approval $394 in cash, a telephone afd on the suspensions Monday night. more than 30 alleged bookmaking slips were seized. Mr. Salmon said in connection with the public hearing, which Chief Feinen. Detectives Joseph D. Pasieka Jr.. Kenneth C. will be at 8 p.m. on May 1. that Sweeney and Edward F. I'ayple.-s he was still in the process of of Town police took part in tbe drawing up specific c h a r g e s raid. Buffalo police were Lt. Ke\against the suspended policemen, in R. Connors, Patrolmen Leo Mcbut that he expected to have them Carthy, Robert Michaels and Timcompleted later today. othy Murray of the city police He indicated that each man criminal investigation bureau. {probably would be charged with The Buffalo police had obtained five or six violations of police de- a warrant from County Judge partment rules. William J. Regan for search of The purpose of the hearing, he the Helfrich house. Town police said, will be to give the council had the same house under surveilan opportunity to hear the lance for several weeks precedcharges and evidence of rules vi- ing the raid. olations and render a verdict. He said that under State Civil ServBLOOD SUPPLIED ice rules only the council has the authority to dismiss policemen The American Red Cross free from the force and can only do i blood program last month supso after proof of incapacity or j plied 215 pints of blood for Kenmisconduct has been established. jmore Mercy Hospital patients, The alleged assault took place, DeGraff Memorial Hospital reaccording to the girl, after ceived 143 pints of the blood colD'Orazio and Pickard stopped her lected during Bloodmobile visits at 5 a.m. Saturday while she was to Western New York area comdriving on Delaware Street in munities.

Bookmaking Case Adjourned

Until May 9

KJHS Is 'Swinging1 Place As Freshmen Ready Show

P a r t i c i p a n t s i n C h u r c h of t h e N a t i v i t y ' s Bible R e a d i n g V i g il . . . Bruce Schopp, Deborah Oscar, Ellen Shimwell, Carol Vreeland, Donna Dahmer

Kenmore Junior High School as a slinky teacher; Susan Schilt could very well be renamed [as a stern teacher; and Susan "Swinging High School" this week Riggs as a tearful one. - .._. e as the ninth grade class goes Beth Ostrofsky portrays the about putting the finishing touch brainy Connie while Barbara Zimes on its annual show. The Biblical story of the life of j Deborah Strebel, Marcia HirschThe production, a musical called bel plays heir counterpart Diana, Christ is being read today by beck and Diane Paxhia. "Swinging High," will have two the popular cheerleader. Bill, the Ronald W. Marcus, 100 Springperformances on Friday at 3:30football hero, is played by Rick field Ave., Town of Tonawanda, young people of the Church of Bible readers include Jane Hoyand i p.m. It is the first fresh- Yerrow and Andy, a student, by surprised and caught a 16-year- the Nativity, 1530 Colvin Blvd., ler, Carol Vreeland, Donna Dahman show to use a royalty script. James Tony. The pompous Sena- old intruder shortly after 8 p.m. Town of Tonawanda, during a six- mer, Joanne Tormanek, BarThe cast of 60 includes orchestra, tor Whiffwaff is played by Jef- yesterday inside the Marcus! Marcus hour Bible-reading vigil at the bara Johnston, Nancy Durrell, Cheryl Smith, Judy Eggleston, frey Baltes, and Mr. Blum, a home. church which will end at 7:30 tocheerleaders and students. Janice Fessenden, Karen McThe theme of "Swinging High" faculty member, by Alexander The youth, Patrick Gallagher, night. Meechan. 226 Wilmington Ave., Town of A Lenten service, led by the revolves around the retirement of Crina. Also Carol Maxwell, L i n d a a school's principal and the probTonawanda, was charged with|R e v. Robert A. J. Livingston, will Smith, Pam Montanye, Carolyn lems caused by the new principetty larceny and burglary as a conclude the Bible reading and Wagner, Linda Wyckoff, Margaret pal's plans. How the faculty and F. J. Meyer Gets result. hymn singing. Bruce J a c o b s , Patterson, Barbara Vivier, Debostudent body go about overcomMr. Marcus told police he and)church organist and choir direc- rah Denneville, Cynthia Lorett, ing these difficulties should pro- IRS Promotion his wife had left their home [tor, Suzanne Bodamer, Gary Mor- Carol McClanahan. vide for an entertaining hour. about 6:30 p.m. yesterday on a|rison, Judy Livingston, L i n d a Production of the show has been Francis J . Meyer, 64 Grayton shopping trip. When they re- Moon and Cindy Laughton will Also Barbara Dannecker, Carounder the direction of Clyde Road, Town of Tonawanda, has turned, they saw a light in a bed- play organ and piano selections lyn Jones, Barbara Brinson, Debby Smith, Barbara Johnson, REGIONAL OFFICER: E. Kline. James Mesler is directing been promoted to chief of t h e room of the home and the back at the service. James Conklin, Daniel May, R a y m o n d Franchell, Kenthe dramatic roles. Mrs. Georget-'field audit branch of the Internal door of the house open. James Shimwell is program Bruce Berlin, Timothy Williams, more - Town of Tonawanda ta Wells is in charge of the]Revenue Service, it was an- Going inside, Mr. Marcus quick- chairman, assisted by Frank Ronald Evans, Charles Waskow. scenery, and John Czyrny, the in-nounced yesterday by District ly nabbed young Gallagher while Vreeland and Mrs. Richard Fes- Also Stephen Pazian, Ronald Junior Chamber of Commerce president, is now regional vice Director Eugene C. Coyle J r . Mrs. Marcus called Town police. senden. strumental work. Guest, David Persson, Jeff Conk- president of the Niagara FronPrincipals in the cast include Mr. Meyer, formerly group su- Lt. Elmer J. Bromley and Patrol- Leading the hymn singing are lin, Daniel Hough, Brace Schopp, Warren Lippa as the overbear- pervisor, succeeds Leo W. Fleck man James J. Moynihan said they Kathy Berlin, Ellen Shimwell, I Glenn DePuy, Jay Livingston, tier Region of the New York State Junior Chamber of Coming new principal; Kathleen Sloan ienstein who retired last month. found the youth had nearly $50 Delaney.jKent Jones and Philip Eschrich. merce. Rise of his local from Deborah Oscar, Jean cash in his possession. He was 29th to sixth largest Jaycee accused of stealing the money at unit in the state resulted in the Marcus residence. Police said his election Friday at Lancashe entered the house by kicking Automobiles For Sale Automobiles For Sale ter to regional vice president. EBERLE George E. Eberle was a member of Ascension in a cellar window. His district includes other Sr., 70, of 244 Wheeler St., Tona- Church. Her husband, Julius H. Young Gallagher waived examJaycee locals at Akron, Amwanda, died unexpectedly Mon- Senear, died in November, 1951. ination on the burglary and petty herst, Alden, Buffalo, Clarday (April 9,1962). Born in Tona Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. larceny charges on his arraignence, Cheektowaga, Grand Isment this morning before Peace wanda, Mr. Eberle was a lifelong Harrison Nablo: two sons, NorDr. Edward F . Gudgel yester-jthe meeting room for a caucus land, West Seneca, SpringJustice James L, Tippett in Town resident of the city and the own-,man and Charles Schear, and sevfield, East Aurora, Evans-Anday was nominated for president elsewhere. They returned in gradCourt. He was ordered held for er and operator of the Eberle e n grandchildren, all of N o r t h gola, Hamburg, Lancaster, Erie County grand jury examinaConcrete Construction Co. for 35 j Tonawanda. Friends may call at of the Kenmore Lions Club dur- uating caps and gown? and with Lackawanna a n d Orchard years before retiring three years j the Hamp Funeral Home Inc., tion. ing a program at the Kenmore diplomas is graduates in LionPark. ago. Mr. Eberle was a member corner of Adam and Seymour YWCA that started out like a re-1 ism. And one by one, the past of St. Francis of Assisi Church, S t r e e t s. Tonawanda, where volt and ended like a college grad- presidents nominated a slate the Holy Name Society and the prayers will be said at 8.30 a.m. headed by Dr. Gudgel for elecuation exercise. Usher's Club of the church. Sur-| Saturday, followed by a Requiem viving are his wife, Loretta (nee Mass at 9 a.m. in Ascension Lions President George M. Em- tion at next Tuesday's meeting. Goller) Eberle; five sons, David church. The Rev. Francis J. blidge had just started to an- Others nominated for offices in A., Michael J., James A., all of [Hunt will be the celebrant. nounce a report of the club's the 1962-63 term are: LeRoy F.i Tonawanda, George E. Jr., Wana-J (11-13) nominating committee to the serv- Townsend Jr., first vice presi-j ice club membership when Lion dent; Norman Marquart, second j The Dunlop Tire and Rubber kah, and Francis A. Eberle of past presidents staged a mock re- vice president; Gerald Radin.jCorp., Sheridan Drive and River! Pendleton; 16 grandchildren and ^ ^ ^ __ I d a ^ ^ 7 5 o f third vice president: Clifford F.I Road, Town of Tonawanda, has two brothers, Arthur and Thomas ^ j ^ ^ ^ N o r t h T o n a w a n d a > The Rev. Allen Griep, pastor volt. Lane, secretary; William Powell, been awarded a $177,680 governst Eberle, b o t h of Tonawanda. ^ e d ^ o n d a y ' ( A p r i l 9~T%2T~at * - Mark's Lutheran Church, The past presidents strode from treasurer, and John Watson, lion ment contract, the U.S. DepartFriends may call at the H a r n p j j ^ ^ M e m o r i a l Hospital after " 576 Delaware Road, Town of Ton tamer. The Rev. Henry W. Eddy ment of Commerce announced toFuneral Home Inc., 37 Adam St.,t a ]ingering resm n e s s . A melong awanda, will officiate at the dediwas nominated for chaplain. day. TonawanoX where prayers w u l | i d e n t o f N o r t h Tonawanda, she Herman Schlicker was nomi-1 The order is for 5,119 pneumatic cation of a new Allen organ with "* *?d. * ? m n f a f 9 was a member of St. Peter's Lu 801111 1 nated as director for one year, to'tires to be delivered to the U.S.; o'clock followed by a Requiem m ^ a n Church" Bryant" "an'd * system and outdoor chimes, fill the unexpired term of William! Army Ordnance Tank-Automotive High Mass in St. Francis of As-| T h g ^ ^ a n d V o n Bora recently presented to the church Mahaney. Nominees for two-yeari Command at Detroit. 1 & sisi Church at 9:30. The Rev. Wil- Society of the church. Widow of:by a group of members of the s terms as directors are William bur Yaeger will officiate. Burial Herbert W. Thiele, she is survived I congregation. An admitted holdup man rein Mt. Olivet Cemetery. (10-12)' by one daughter, Mrs. William The dedicatory service will be ceived a two to five-year term in Wallace, Philip Ducscherer, Buell Savings a n d Loan T ^ _ (&) Attica State Prison yesterday in Kibby, and Andrew Wallace. i Donna) Slattery, North Tonawan- at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Ernest Schuster was nominated f* * LA MARTIN Avalon J. <nee da; three grandchildren, Karen, Following the service, John W. Buffalo for his part in the $18,000 robbery of the Hall Baking Co. as club sergeant at arms. VarOUp ietS Meeting Smith* Martin, 37, of 131 Delton Cathy and David Slattery; one Becker, minister of music at Holy last J u l y L LeRoy F. Townsend Jr., presi-' St., Tonawanda, died Tuesday sister, Mrs. William Brauer, Trinity Lutheran Church, Buf-| COMPLETES COURSE dent of the Western New York evening (April 10, 1962) at E. J. North Tonawanda. Friends may falo, will present an organ concert | Two accomplices, Thaddeus W. Pvt. Augustine M. Loschiavo, League of Savings and Loan AsMeyer Memorial Hospital, Buffa- call at the Hilliard Funeral Home, based on hymns and chorales of Przybysz, 25, and Vincent Puglia, | son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Los-'sociations, announced today that lo, after a lingering illness. She 147 Delaware St., Tonawanda, the Lutheran Church, featuring 26, both of Buffalo, were sent to chiavo, 193 Dunlop Ave., Town the monthly dinner meeting of the was a lifelong resident of Tona- where services will be at 1:30 traditional and contemporary se- Elmira Reformatory for indefinite of Tonawanda, has completed the league's trustees will be next wanda and was a member of Sa-p.m. Thursday. The Rev. Merton lections. periods. chemical enlisted course at The!Wednesday at the Parkway Inn, LABEL lem United Church of Christ. Sur- L. Baseler will officiate. Burial in The congregation will be invit- Erie County Judge William J. Chemical Corps School, Ft. Mc-j Niagara Falls, at 6:30 p.m. vivors include her husband, White Chapel Memorial Park. ed to participate in the concert Regan imposed the prison penalty Clelland, Ala. He entered the1 The trustees will discuss the PRICE James W. Martin Jr.; a daugh(10-11) by singing some of the hymns. A on Kenneth W. Brewer, 38, of B u f - j A r m y l a s t N o v e m b e r " a n d com- proposed banking" withholding ter, Nola Leigh, and a son, MifeUowship hour and reception for falo commenting he was beyond | p I e ted basic training at Ft. legislation now before the U.S. STAN'S J chael James, both at home; her WIECH Joseph Wiech, 73, of Mr. Becker in the parish hall will j the 30-year age limit provided for! Leonard Wood, Mo. Senate. PRICE v mother, Mrs. Elmer fLeona) Lake 895 Oliver St., North Tonawanda, conclude the evening's program, [reformatory inmates. I .. .' ... . of Tonawanda; a sister, Mrs. Har- died unexpectedly Monday (Aprilry Beverly) Kreitmayer, and a 9, 1962). Born in Poland, he had brother, LeVant Smith, both of resided in North Tonawanda more LOOK AT THESE EXTRAS ! the Town of Tonawanda. Friends than 60 years. Prior to his retireIncludes: Radio, automatic transmission, power t may call, a t the Creasey Funer- ment, he was last employed by steering, weathereye heater, seat belts, white al Home. 93 Adam St., Tonawan- Buffalo Pumps Inc. He was a walls, oil filter, self adjusting brakes, foam tushda. where services will be at 2member of the St. Michaels Soions, reclining seats plus other extras. p.m. Friday. The Rev. Karl H. A, ciety, Lodge 395. Husband of the Rest will officiate. Burial in Elm- late Mary (nee Smutek) Wiech, A Town of Tonawanda man indicate whether Mr. Musone relawn Cemetery. (11-12) and father of the late Anthony charged with speeding, who had eeived a passing grade because Wiech. Survivors include four failed to bring a note last week j certificates or grades are not giv"" OLIVIA SCHEARKatherine C. Schear, sons. Benjamin, Edward, Joseph to Tonawanda City Judge Ruth D. j en to studentsjn the adult course. Jr. and Chester; three daughters, He did point out, however, that Vogel stating that he had received 75. of 222 Miller St., North TonaSedans from. . . wanda, died Tuesday (April 10, Mrs. Julia Smolen, Mrs. Theodore a passing grade in an adult edu- Mr. Musone attended every class! 19621 at E, J. Meyer Memorial Adeline) Smist and Mrs. Joseph cation driving training course, during the 10 - week course andj( Hospital, Buffalo, after a long ill- (Frances) Smutek, all of Northj w o n a c i e a n bill of health and a should have gained as much as is* ANTHONY a ness. Born in Oswego, N.Y., Mrs. Tonawanda;^ 16 grandchildren; 9 dismissal yesterday in City Court, [possible to get out of the course CHECK POINT STEEL in Albert J. Musone, 34, of 860! Judge Vogel said she was satis* Schear had resided in North Ton- great-grandchildren, and brothers awanda for the past 50 years and and a s t e r s m Poland. Services at Creekside Drive, manager of the fied with the explanation. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9:30 a.m. Friday from the Pawen- Oneida Motor Freight Inc. in the j In court yesterday, Mr. Musone had been charged with told Judge Vogel that he was glad ALWAYS INSTRUCT YOUR ski Funeral Home, 652 Oliver town, jiniiwi LOWER DELIVERED PRICES WITH ANY TRADE speeding but instead of standing that he attended the course be(corner 5th), and at 10 a.m. from FUNERAL DIRECTOR Our Lady of Czestochowa Church, trial requested that he be permit-! cause it served to help him elimiWORTH MORE THAN $299 TO ORDER FROM the Rev. Vincent L. Cyman offi- ted to enroll in the 10 - week nate several "bad driving habits" Art ,B ciating. Burial in Mt. Olivet driver training adult course at he had acquired without realizing LOW OVERHEAD it. Cemetery. Family will be present Sweet Home High School. 178 MAIN ST. NX 2-5200 at funeral home from 2 to 5 and Judge Vogel granted the re- He mentioned failure to stop his HIGH VOLUME 7 to 10 p.m. (10-11) quest but stipulated that he must car completely when coming to a TOP SERVICE furnish proof of satisfactorily com- stop sign and making improper For Greater Savings At pleting the course. Last Friday, turns. He suggested that it might Mr. Musone brought in a note to be a good idea for other motorists 'America's Dynamic Rambler Dealership" NOTICE the judge from his instructor stat- to a t t e n d such a "refresher ing that he had been conscientious course" to get rid of their bad All members of the St. Francis of Assisi, 515 driving habits. NX2in attending the course. Holy Name Society and members of the St. "Judge Vogel, however, said she Judge Vogel agreed that it OLIVER 6352 Francis Ushers Club are requested to meet at was not satisfied with the teach- might be a good idea. STREET er's note because it did not in- Mr. Musone was charged with the Hamp Funeral Home, Thursday, April 12 dicate that Mr. Musone got a speeding 45 miles an hour in a 30NORTH TONAWANDA at 8:00 pjn^ to pray the Rosary for George passing grade in the course. mile zone. He was the first to Eberle. challenge a radar speeding tickPLUS SURGING, SAVAGE ADVENTURE! Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Musone brought in another note let in Tonawanda, and was the AND HELLISH HORROR! Gerald (ienson, Pres., Holy Name Society signed by his teacher, Robert J. j first to win permission to attend FDLMED G u y Hall, P r e s U s h e r s C l u b Grandits. Mr. Grandits stated in a traffic school instead of standIN COLOR the second note that he did not] ing trial. r

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2 Policemen Will Be Given Council Hearing on May 7

City Attorney Martin B. Salmon Tonawanda and asked her if she said today that he has set May 1 wanted to be escorted home. as the date for a Common Coun- The girl said D'Orazio got into cil public hearing on departmen- her car and drove her to the tal charges to be placed against Sheridan Drive-In Theatre in the two suspended Tonawanda police- Town of Tonawanda and assaulted her. Pickard, who allegedly men, who were arrested Satur- followed the pair in a police car, day in connection with an alleged also attempted to assault her, the criminal assault case in the Town girl, said, but she persuaded him of Tonawanda. not to. Both policemen were on Meanwhile, it was learned that duty at the time. representatives of the Erie County District Attorney's office and town police planned to meet this afternoon to review evidence in the alleged case, which involves an 18-year-old Buffalo girl. The two policemen, Patrolmen Anthony D'Orazio Jr., 26, of 305 Hinds St. and James E. Pickard, 32, of 106 Penarrow Drive, are Norman H. Helfrich. 48. of 90 free in $3,000 property bond each, Fayette Ave., Town of Tonawanpending a preliminary hearing da, today was granted an addiApril 18 before Peace Justice tional adjournment to May 9 for preliminary examination in TonJames L. Tippett. D'Orazio is charged with first- awanda Town Court on charges degree criminal assault and sec- of bookmaking and maintaining ond-degree assault. Pickard is premises for gambling. charged with attempted criminal He was slated for hearing this assault. They pleaded innocent morning in Town Court but asktd when arraigned on the charges Peace Justice James L. Tippett for the additional adjournment. Saturday afternoon. He was continued free in $200 r Both men were suspended from bail. duty Saturday by Police Chief Oldenburg after the girl identi- Helfrich was arrested in a raid ified them in a lineup of Tona- on his home March 28. Both Town ! wanda policemen at police head- of Tonawanda and Buffalo police quarters. The Common Council participated in ihe raid in which formally put its stamp of approval $394 in cash, a telephone afd on the suspensions Monday night. more than 30 alleged bookmaking slips were seized. Mr. Salmon said in connection with the public hearing, which Chief Feinen. Detectives Joseph D. Pasieka Jr.. Kenneth C. will be at 8 p.m. on May 1. that Sweeney and Edward F. I'ayple.-s he was still in the process of of Town police took part in tbe drawing up specific c h a r g e s raid. Buffalo police were Lt. Ke\against the suspended policemen, in R. Connors, Patrolmen Leo Mcbut that he expected to have them Carthy, Robert Michaels and Timcompleted later today. othy Murray of the city police He indicated that each man criminal investigation bureau. {probably would be charged with The Buffalo police had obtained five or six violations of police de- a warrant from County Judge partment rules. William J. Regan for search of The purpose of the hearing, he the Helfrich house. Town police said, will be to give the council had the same house under surveilan opportunity to hear the lance for several weeks precedcharges and evidence of rules vi- ing the raid. olations and render a verdict. He said that under State Civil ServBLOOD SUPPLIED ice rules only the council has the authority to dismiss policemen The American Red Cross free from the force and can only do i blood program last month supso after proof of incapacity or j plied 215 pints of blood for Kenmisconduct has been established. jmore Mercy Hospital patients, The alleged assault took place, DeGraff Memorial Hospital reaccording to the girl, after ceived 143 pints of the blood colD'Orazio and Pickard stopped her lected during Bloodmobile visits at 5 a.m. Saturday while she was to Western New York area comdriving on Delaware Street in munities.

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Tonawanda NEWS

Children's Court Reports Record 5,026 Cases in '61

A record 5,028 Erie County. collected more than $155,000 Children'! Court cases were proc-1 through similar orders. eased last year, according to the Most of the $700,000 collected and disbursed as a result of the * court proceedings went for the Monday villi the Board of Super support of women and children who otherwise would have been visort. Judges Leon W. Pawn and wholfr or partially dependent on Raymond R. Niemer noted, in an public assistance for their supccompanying letter, the figure port, the judges said. represents an increase of almost 100 per cent over the 2,609 cases heard in 1951. Last year's cases involved 3,845 children and 1,381 adults. Juvenile delinquency cases totaled 1,594, up 40 from 1960. The report will be the last annual statement of the Children's Court, Judges Paxon and Niemer Arthur DuBois has been elected pointed out. "The new Family president of the Bergholz VolunCourt, oveirwhelmingly approved j teer Fire Company, at last November's election, will j other new officers are Norbert become effective Sept 1 of this! Fuerch, vice president; Clarence yew," they said. Wolf, secretary; Alvin Schim* "*On that date Children's schack, assistant secretary; VerCourts, as presently constituted, \ non Troyer, treasurer; Ben Wolf, NORTH TONAWANDA POST OFFICE DRIVERS COMwill be abolished and absorbed by trustee for three years and John MENDED: Civil Service driver examiner Edward Durkee, second from left, presents Donald Graff, second from right, the Family Court which will also Williams, sergeant-at-arms. have increased jurisdiction over Continuing as trustees are Mel- a National Safety Council award, an engraved card com,many matters concerning family vin Haseley for two years and mending him for safe driving. Other Post Office drivers reproblems," the judges said. tWaldemar Camann for one year. ceiving the award, for a year's driving without an "at-fault" Last year's 1.594 cases of ju- .^ n officers are David Mante, vemle delinquency handled in- c.e{J Erwm Stoetting, assistant eluded 1,336 boys and 258 girls. c h i e f - A l b e r t C- Camann, foreBurglary or unlawful entry ac- man; Wayne Stoelting, assistant foreman: William Fuerch, stewcounted for another 315. . ard and Gerald Fuerch, assistant Other reasons for referral oi-tex..arA boys to Children's Court included ^ ^ w i l I ta i n s t a l l e d M acts of carelessness or mischief, a d i n n e r t o n ] g h t ALBANY (UPI>- Temperature stealing. 204; auto theft, j N o r b e Fue rr tt 1r c h These Were lhe Wdi f f nd this s 142: ungoVerVable, 136. H gh-1 * " * f to T^ ? Firemen's ^ T'*? L materials . T ! P r i n c 'P a l c i t i e s F r i d a v a\.,~ ..t .and . 7 " "_ 11f"v_r- * L!!. I_ . delegate the Associ- city equipment and ... h mornin : high low 2. CT*JL tilt!!* t i o n <>< tt 0 t hState of New York..received by the North Tonawan-: e W e s t e r n New 63 47 ^ / w l T t ^ L ^ H n rd uT ; ******** |da~Common Council last Monday!Albany rmg 49 66 i S v.Tr |York Volunteer Firemen's Associ-lnight and referred to city depart- Boston 41 52 Buffalo ation will be Adolph Wiegand and ment heads for study: 40 56 ChIIdr C rf n Wmiams N i a a r a Count - * ^ i!? ^ . ? iS 2l?^ - n >' 1 -1962 Tandem truck for DPW, Chicago j 61 42 0Unt r 00 Cleveland l A T I / ^ T ^ r ^ r r ^ Y r * ^ * J * " " ? " $20,800, Brockway Motor Trucks. 25 53 about 43 per cent were referred delegates are John Williams, Ken-; _ T w o 1 % 2 o n ;. t o n t r u c k s f o r Des Moines 39 58 to various agencies for training n t h Nixon. Melvin Haseley, Lewis!DpW> $3,749.32 each, Leiphart Detroit 59 71 or supervision," the judges said. Heuer and Herbert DuBois. | Chevrolet. Galveston 66 33 Of the 174 children removed Standing committees will be: ..Three shae comoressor for Kansas City 91 66 Los Angeles 1of civil 78 74 Miami ter. 52 36 Montreal iiuucu fliiu s u xviurucu i < > amits uic uvaiu ui uircviuis. 79 57 15 alarm boxes for fire'deNew Orleans training schools, schools 50 andto22private were 51 62 partment, $3,011, Gamewell Co. New York placed in foster homes through 54 61 Radio units for DPW, $3,620, Philadelphia the Department of Social Welfare. 43 54 Motorola. Pittsburgh * mm i The County Probation Depart- mm 65 38 Radio units for police departSt. Louis ment and various private social 55 44 ment. $2,744. Motorola. Seattle agencies supervised 515 children 47 63 Auto fleet liability insurance Syracuse in their own homes. 57 66 for city vehicles, three bids of i Washington Cases in which parents were $9,699.67 each, Clark V. Stafford, charged with neglect brought 235 Beldon A. Leclair and Crown |nLOCKPORT (LTD - Niagara The 43- surance Agency. ! ^ n ^ L ~ i ^ L f n f i f ? l vear-old sister of a ^ "&ELT2 JFS21 C o u n t v ^dge has been ordered Midland Asphalt Corp., Niagara I960. Eventually, 161 of these ^ y for ^ . ^ ^ c h a Q[ f i r s t ! S t o n 6 Division, Buffalo Slag Co.. WW remov^ from their parents d e g r e e m u r d e r i n t h c S t o r d M t a y .| F ederal Crushed Stone Corp., Biing" of man described as her luminous Products Inc., Frontier custody of the commissioner of lover. Stone Products Inc. and George social welfare for placement. Mrs. Elinor McKensley of New- Booth Jr. entered bids on road Of the 1.381 cases involving -adults, 571 were to establish pa- fane, N. Y., a divorcee who owns 1 materials for the DPW, Lost: One federal payroll totalternity. Non-support cases num- a tavern here, was ordered held ing about $10,000 in U.S. Treasury for trial Friday following a pre bered 122. checks. Will finder please contact liminary hearing before Police M O m e TOr C h i l d r e n More than $61,500 was collected nearest Post Office. Judge Gerald Watson. She is thet ."_. 1 of Niagara County Judge G,ves Annual R e r t The checks, representing the bi-weekly pay for federal era dered by Children s Court to sup- ^ ^ A t o t a l of 132 children from ployes in Buffalo, disappeared en j^rt their out-of-wedlock children, j M r s M c K e n s l e v _ arrested in her! throughout upstate New York route from Rochester to Buffalo The Department of Social Welfare home March 27, was accused in were referred to the Methodist!via certified mail a journey of the death of Joseph J. Palia, Paha, 50, Home for Children, Williamsville J about 70 miles, I another Lockport tavernkeeper; for institutional care in 1961, it! The pay package was mailed in tavernkeeper f

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Two Tonawanda policemen have:present at today's investigation at been temporarily suspended from Tonawanda police headquarters, the department, Chief Oldenburg Patrolman D'Orazio was sussaid today, as the result of a,pended last July by Chief Oldencriminal assault complaint by an i burg for violation of department 18-year-old Buffalo girl. (regulations. He was found guilty, The two were being held by;of two charges of misconduct anc Town of Tonawanda police. They was given a two-month suspen are Anthony D'Orazio Jr., 26, of sion. 257 William St., and James E. D'Orazio has been a member of Pickard, 32, of 106 Penarrow the police department for two Drive. Both are married and each years. Pickard joined the department last June. has three children. D'Orazio was charged with criminal assault and Pickard with attempted criminal assault. They were scheduled to be arraigned next week before Town of Tonawanda Peace Justice James Tippett. No bail has been set. According to the girl's statement, she said the two policemen stopped her at 5 a.m. today 1 , Red Cross on Delaware Street while she was ,./ Junior and senior driving in Tonawanda and offered; We-saving course will be conductta to escort her home. One of the!^ f o r * * Tonawandas Nortn policemen got in her car. she said.If* h()o1 "f . Tonawanda High accident, are, from left, Francis Weber, Elmer Degenhart, and drove to the Sheridan Drive-! Sc ' swimming pool by the Ferdinand Eberwein and Wallace Brzezinski. John Koe, an- In theatre grounds in the Town of B o v s c l u 5 u o f t h e Tonawandas beother award winner, was not present for the picture, taken Tonawanda. Both policemen were * * " * Thursday. May 3. and Monday in ceremonies at the North Tonawanda Post Office. on duty at the time, Chief Olden-:endln2 F n d a v - J u n e u l_ Instructions will be on ThursMost of the drivers have long records of safe driving and burg said have won other National Safety Council awards. The girl said that DOrazio as- d a v a n d c lFriday evenings from 7 ock Wlth t n e e x c e t l o n saulted her in the car and Pickard * j P attempted to assault her. she| of T h Friday. May 18 15 drove to her home later and re- earse co J a sas l s . f o r bo-vj 12uh sica , ported the matter to Buffalo po-jy ealth f. ~ P >' u lice who relayed the information! h_ - Applicants must meet to Town of Tonawanda and City ** Preliminary requirements of of Tonawanda police, swimming 220 yards continuously. u l n Chief Oldenburg said the girl ? , * variety of strokes and be identified the two policemen in a a b l e t o * t r e a d w a t e r a n d Frank J. Gatti, 28, of 27 Normal :neuP. of Tonawanda policemer1 *i n at Iice e s e n i o r c l s s 1S l o r s 1S Ave Buffalo who was the de-' P headquarters. The chief years ^ over, in > / age and Ave., Buitaio, wno was me ae * * of or above fendant in a narcotics case that = a i a . i n , e 8 i r i ui De WKen 10 a i n e i n g r rirapppd through 24 adioumments hospital for examinauon. js o u n d" . , , i n ,f^ / a n a " The two policemen turned in Phycal health. They must before conviction, was sentenced 11 meet the preliminary requirece lstols a n d yesterday in Buffalo City Courtj^ " Ph P badges, ments of swimming 440 yards to a one-year penitentiary term. Clu,e Oldenburg said. continuously using a variety of City Judge William G. Heffron No statements have been taken strokes and be able to dive, tread imposed sentence after denying >'et f r o m J " suspended patrol- water and float. defense motions that the convic- m e n - according to City Attorney The time requirement for the tion be set aside. Gatti was conur se u r s rnini into the case. The Erie County\W a cn , >? 15 h o ior * d for t h e victed March 17 on a charge of district attorney's office is also ^7 . * cour fpossessing narcotics. investigating. Tonawanda Alder-*! hours minunum The course for The case was the oldest crimi- man LeRoy J. Kramer. eJudmitt * * * " W1 a s m c l u d e nal charge on City Court records of the police committee, was also Practica and written tests. Pat Wiles, physical director at JOINS BELL: James Starr and had been pending since Gatti was arrested on July 4, 1960, for the Franklin Street Boys' Club III of Annapolis. Md., a repossession of heroin. and Red Cross swimming instructired Air Force officer, has tor, will conduct the course in coJudge Heffron noted from a projoined Textron's Bell Aerooperation with the Board of Edubation report that Gatti had about systems Co. as a senior sales cation of North Tonawanda. Boys 20 prior convictions for felony, engineer, and has been asmay sign up for the course at misdemeanor and offense charges. signed to the company's office either the Vandervoort or FrankHis lawyer. Edward K. O'Shea. at 1000 Connecticut Ave., lin Street Boys' Club and should N.W., Washington, D.C. Be- who said the conviction will be do so soon as registration will be fore joining Bell. Mr. Starr appealed, disputed the figure. One driver was injured and an-limited, Assistant District Attorney Ray was manager of the Washingother placed under arrest followEllis Green said an investigation . ton office of the Itek Corp. He previously served as co- will be started to determine; 1 ^ a **f* ^ d e n t a t 9:19 last r ordinator of missiles and whether future action will be tak-Streets, Tonawanda. astronautics for the Grum- en to have Gatti adjudged a ha- WalterNorth M. Urbaniak, 28, of 43 man Aircraft Engineering bitual criminal. Eighth Avenue, North TonawanGatti is currently serving a sixCorp. and as applications engineer for the Applied Physics month term in the Erie County d a ' *%& ? " 5 *T Mayor Chester Kowal plans to Laboratory of Johns Hopkins Penitentiary imposed on Nov. 2 l J m o n a l H o s p l t a l f o r a c h e s t COn_ and released. 1 ! PP nt University. He retired from 1961. in Tonawanda City Court b y ,tusion - X rr ^ X r FFlnvrf R Mc Mr i / J ^ ? - t 0 , t h e , u B u f / a l T h e o t h e d n v e r > l o > d B the U.S. Air Force in 1953 Judge Ruth D Vosel for viola-1 ' " Board of Education for the first with the rank of lieutenant tion of probation The c h a rVe Q u i s t o n ' * of 2 S e c o n d A v e " ' t i m e in the history of tthe states colonel. He is a member of S i W S ^ S ? arres^in N o r t h Tonawamia, was arrested;seCond largest city. on a charge of drunk driving. Kowal has two vacancies to fill the American Rocket Society, Tonawanda in 1961. the National Rocket Club and North Tonawanda police were o n t n e board this yearone beP ^ H M T ^ ,-<>mmmMmWmmmholding Mr. McQuiston this morn- cause of a newly created post and the National Aviation Club. ing in lieu of $100 bail. one because of the expiring term Police said the accident oc- of a present board member. curred when McQuiston's car, go-1 "i t n i n l t ( n e N - egro community South Side Man Hurt (Key to abbreviationi Ton- ing south in Oliver Street, made in Buffalo is entitled to representawanda T; North Tona- v wanda NT; Town of Ton- *: a left turn into the path of the a t j o n o n t h e board because of the As Car Hits Pole car driven by Mr. Urbaniak. large number of Negroes in Bufawanda - TT: Kenmore K; P a l i a d i e d in a f l h l f I If! r I 0 C hospital March was reported today by Mirl W. R ocnes ter Thursday and should Amnent Amh; Wheat fieldfalo," Kowal said. Nelson F. Mazzarise, 21, of 23 Police said through visits and confer-; marshals s t a r tF ed ay ng nunt. W; Pendleton-P; Buffalo-B). V U I 1 U U I I C 3 21. the day afterMrs. Mrs. McKensley,'agency McKensley Whitaker. superintendent. r ia dda y. l omorning. The Republican mayor said he have arrived Taylor Drive, Tonawanda, was ? J w a ^ S J e x p e c ^ l y ; *** said she loved Palia told c i * | ^ ^ ^ n t o r . and parents,, They e n d e d u p e m p t y h a n d e d t 0 0 planned to confer with Negro lead vmwmmmmmmmmwmw \ allegedly started a fire in his Another large group of'children W h e n t h e poStman arrived empty treated last night at DeGraff MeCourt Cases 1 ers soon on possible candidates Thursday 5, F 1962. at h s j g ^ . ^ J ^ ^ ^ S '| received ^ ^ ^indirect ^ ^ ^care *>" C i lhanded, l y ^ postal S. .marshal's it morial Hospital for back and REILLY (April Albert Reilly 70 i I "Partment. from J hhe inspectorsoffice and U.S TONAWANDA home. He was _ born in England Ma frew a ^ c h in a basket n Pa ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Rochester^which h a n d l e pay for the post. gave Q[ days head injuries suffered when the Bail forfeitures Bail of $10 was s ar snd had resided in me Tonawan" apartment on the night of; of save a oiai 01 for the U. S. District Court here car he was driving struck a utility; forfeited Friday by each of the foi and naa resioea in tne lonawan institutional child care during QUoted bv witJmade up a duplicate payroll and pole a t about 7 30 p m in front' lowin s on charges of making illegal das for the past 30 years. Mr Marcn M. i>ne was quoted o> wit children The Wednesday evening oil 88 8 a s a s k i n t h e m t o s a v e t h e Reilly was a member of the Ton-j1m *a * S . into'the i n s m u t i 6 o n0 i 1^1 i ^ i! JhS late i S f W 70 C o s h v v a y P l a c e n e a r R g ra llon\ wf) : : , S2Sf ^mlLo^'. painting class of the Tonawanda Bell Intercontinental inl ^ tim e !t ^ o cS atc awanda Church of Christ; aJ>ast ( l i c e s a i MrKenslev and Md"2o'lefT'during the y e T r ^ H f " ' . " 22. of 3 H yis. l a n dof ( N T); Harold I .-J.COM Jr.. 326 N. EiiTcoulAdult Education program is ex- Sales at $31 Million presidentof the Tonawanda Bowl-^P a Mrs. McKensley and l h a v e r age daily Dooulation!leavmg e m p l o y e s big AssociaUon: a former em- Palia had been arguing all ^ay.1 e r a ^ttuiy population ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ile told police thc accident o c - L ^ ( T T ) . M i c h a e ] Jung q6 0f hibiting its work at Jenss Twincurred when he was driving eastju, Gienwood (T): Edward J. Wod-lTon Department Store and the Bell Intercontinental Corp. has The ploye of The Wurlitzer Co.. who *a* ZTb^t^Yau^' Methodist Home for Chil- missing, but the finder was ad- on Coshway Place and swerved J iV J.' tmmLTuttmimm ^ i M a n u i . c t u r t r t and Traders Trust r e p o r t e d t o t a l s a l e s of $ 3 1 t J l 9 t 6 M retired in July. 1 PJ r t h c ^f n ^ ^ a stairwell1 in the d r e n i s a n a^enc^ f o r t n e c a r e v i s e d a S a i n s t tr>rinS t 0 c a s h them. h i s c a r in ' t0 t h e pole Joseph Julian Jr.. 31. of 1363 Swee- Cduring fiscal 1961. years' service, and a member of j and training of emotionally dis- Payment was stopped on the striking a child who darted in ney (NT); John J. Woods, so, 2490] The exhibit will continue until The company said in its annual the Weasa Club of the company. | tour-story building he owned turbed children. whole $10,000 worth. 'front of his car. a ytm Robinson He is survived by his wife, Fran 5 % &,*2?A SSm milglZLZ" ' report mtlmmm'mmTM ine i ces <nee Hale) Reilly; a daugh- Rocket Society Host William G. Sit2man, 24, 304 Schenck eacner. ^ | n o t include operations of three ter, Mrs. David (Eleanor) Hepp(NT); Michael c. Ferringer, 19. of Work is being shown by Mrs imajority-owned subsidiaries Inner of the Town of Pendleton; ^mmTmmmmZml"- Frank w Mc ^ T S1*'^ a J1 o r e j c e. d e x oil Co., the Central National two sons, LeVerne W. Reilly of To Dr. Pickering ChJ 5? of ?207 Sh^wood -(NT," ? * . " * ? J S P * and Trust Co. of Des Moines the Town of Amherst and Duane, and Kenneth p. pjetcher, 42. of 215 Kathenne Keleher, Mrs. Jean a n ( j t n e Aurora Corp. of Illinois. Rogers (T). both forfeited $io bail Litz, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Liver-j N e t earnings for the vear were A. Reilly of Tonawanda; six The Niagara Frontier Rocket on signal violations Friday. i m o r e > M r s . Bridget MacPherson, ei 305 1 S 7 e a u a i t 0 4 7 * c e n ( , ^j. grandchildren, Gary and Cheryl Society will entertain Dr. Wilq Fined Pleas of guilty were en ' w^JTZjriaH ' ' ' *^ r Mrc Heppner, and Maureen, Sandra, Ham H. Pickering, national presitered by the following in traffic! ueorge r ' L a w a r a s . m r s - u i a a y s ! share on outstanding shares of Wayne and Patrick Reilly; a'dent of the American Rocket Soman of 370 EnsmingeriKathleen Cipnano Mrs. Mrs. Bet- COmmon cases D. in Cota. City is, Court Fridav: Nor-jLorenz, Mrs. Gwenand Brown, stock Bell Intercontinental is still in brother, William H. Reilly of Cur-|ciety, at its meeting on Friday at (TT), speeding, fined $15; William * v Hnark the transition stage which began J. Wolfram. 43, of 2744 Parker (TT). riers, N.Y., and a sister, Mrs. the Williamsville Inn. Dinner will speeding, fined $15; Walter Opalinwhen the predecessor company, Florence M. Kitchen of Buffalo, he served at 7 p.m. after which ski, 19, of 134 10th Ave. (NT), stop Bell Aircraft Corp., sold its deFriends may call at the Billiard I>r- Pickering will speak. sign, fined $10; Ronald C. Patrick. 22, of 64B Central Lane (NT), left Funeral Home, 147 Delaware St..' Dr. Pickering is an international r e d D e a l e r s e x t e n d fense units in 1960 to Textron, turn, fined $10; Barbara J. Custer. Tonawanda, where services will figure in the rocket and satellite , (inc., and changed its basic cor22, of 85 16th Ave. (NT), left turn. be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, field, and serves as director of fined $10; Erwin W. Mavis, 48, of A u r o m O D l l e ShOW porate structure. The Textron Mr. Max E, Engle will officiate, ^ e Jet Propulsion Laboratory m 1055 Sweeney (NT), left turn, fined holdings come under the cor$10; Traver G. Carroll, 22, of 230 The automobile show by area porate title of Bell Aerospace Burial in White Chapel Memorial Pasadena, Calif. Miiier (NT), left" turn,' fined $io; dealers at Main and Niagara c orp> Park. (6-7) : Kaye D. Warner. 22, 3i LyndaiejStreets, Tonawanda, has been ex(TT). left turn, fined $10 i t e n d e d u n t i l Monday. OBERT-~^y iubt. , Charities Appeal 14 THS Students

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of 207 Edward St., North Tona- D ^ ' . T m / * r m w wanda, died unexpectedly Satur- B e g i n s 1 u m u r r u w day < April 7, 1962) at DeGraff T h e mh a n n u a l C a t h o l i c c h a r . Memorial Hospital. He was born i t i e s A p p e a l i n t h e B u f f a l o Dio_ in Hemmingford, Quebec, and! c e s e w i U ^ ^ tomorrow and lived in North Tonawanda 25 c o n t i n u e through next Sunday. years. He was a member of As- T J ^ a p p e a i supports the Cathcension Church and had been em- o l i c chanties program, the Diployed as an inspector at thejoc^n mgh S c h o o i p ro gram and Wurhtzer Company since 1950. He ! t h e F u n d f o r t h e F a i t h t I t s g o a J was the husband of the late Ellen ; i s $1j5ot0oo, the same as in the Moore Robert, and is survived by t w o p a s t years two brothers, Arthur of North ' Tonawanda, and William of St Chrysostame, Quebec, and a sisSETS LADIES NIGHT ter, Mrs. William (Helen) Soden Sutherland Lodge 826, Fit AM, of Mooers Forks, N.Y. Friends will have its annual ladies night may call at the Wattengel Funer- at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Grace al Home, 307 Oliver St., North Lutheran Church hall, Robinson Tonawanda, until 10 p.m. Sunday. Street and Payne Avenue, North Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. Tonawanda. Guests will be widWednesday at the Clark Funeral ows of deceased members. The Home, Champlain, N.Y. Burial in Amsden Sisters will entertain with Shaiey, N.Y. In lieu of flowers,'song after dinner, accompanied contributions may be made to the by Norman Wein. Heart "Fund. TO VIEW FILM ALWAYS INSTRUCT YOUKI Film highlights of the 1961 seaFLNERAL DIRECTOR I son of the Buffalo Bills profesTO ORDER FROM I sional football team will be shown H o l n c o Art hi * l l T u e s d a y a t t h e l u n c n e o n meeting UelOSe f l O W e r S I of the Rotar>* Club of the TonaH t MAIN ST. NX 2-52001 wandas at Warren's Steak House,
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Fourteen Tonawanda High ^ S ^ 2 t . ^ n n 2 V . r r ? d ' The tars are on display from School pupils have been selected la to May 7. 10 a.m. to dusk. A similar dis-jto P y w the Erie County Music Sentenced John Konesky. 21. p]gy showing all locally sold auto-'^* es ^ va ' band and orchestra to798 Tonawanda st. <B) sentenced to bjj u ^ ^ o f f e r e d day at Cheektowaga Central High
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|Thursday through Saturday at school. Ray Drake. Gary Wagner and Fight Imo Jean Bowers, 35. Midcity Plaza Russell Martin were selected for and Elouise R. found Green, guilty 37, of Friday Punx sutawney, Pa., the orchestra. afternoon of disorderly conduct afMRS. PADUANO DIES Daniel Ostwald, Sue Bergholtz, ter having been arrested at 5:15 a.m. Friday In Tonawanda bus sta- Mrs. Rose Paduano, 79, of 163 Marjorie Wasson, Debbie Brown, tion for fighting, both given $25 fine T or 25 dayi In Erie County Pent- veK-db St., Tonawanda, died last George Harris, Peter J o s e p h , Charles Schopp, Judith D r e i e r , tentiary. night at DeGraff Memorial Hos- Thomas Peters, John Hathaway pital. Funeral arrangements are and Frank Kampas were selected Fire Calls TONAWANDA for the band. incomplete.

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CRYSTAL BEACH DATE SET: Aug, 22 has been set as the date for the fourth annual Tonawandas Day at Crystal Beach, under auspices of the local Lions Club. Looking over the contract above are, from left, George A. Schmied, general passenger agent for the Crystal Beach Transit Co.; Gordon C.

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Donald Cothard, first vice president of the Lions Club. Mr. Shell has announced that any clubs, organizations or other groups planning to attend may obtain further information toy calling him at NX 4-2787 or by writing to him at 24 Sweeney St., North Tonawanda.

TONAWANDA Car recovered David Smith, 1329 Sherwood (NT). reported Thursday car stolen from lot of Wolf Motor Sales where it had been left for repairs. Patrolman Foster Marth spotted vehicle at 3:15 a.m Fridav parked opposite his home at 19 Rogers <Ti. Three tirei and wheel* worth $00 misting.

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Two Tonawanda policemen have:present at today's investigation at been temporarily suspended from Tonawanda police headquarters, the department, Chief Oldenburg Patrolman D'Orazio was sussaid today, as the result of a,pended last July by Chief Oldencriminal assault complaint by an i burg for violation of department 18-year-old Buffalo girl. (regulations. He was found guilty, The two were being held by;of two charges of misconduct anc Town of Tonawanda police. They was given a two-month suspen are Anthony D'Orazio Jr., 26, of sion. 257 William St., and James E. D'Orazio has been a member of Pickard, 32, of 106 Penarrow the police department for two Drive. Both are married and each years. Pickard joined the department last June. has three children. D'Orazio was charged with criminal assault and Pickard with attempted criminal assault. They were scheduled to be arraigned next week before Town of Tonawanda Peace Justice James Tippett. No bail has been set. According to the girl's statement, she said the two policemen stopped her at 5 a.m. today 1 , Red Cross on Delaware Street while she was ,./ Junior and senior driving in Tonawanda and offered; We-saving course will be conductta to escort her home. One of the!^ f o r * * Tonawandas Nortn policemen got in her car. she said.If* h()o1 "f . Tonawanda High and drove to the Sheridan Drive-!B Sc ' swimming pool by the In theatre grounds in the Town of o v s c l u 5 u o f t h e Tonawandas beTonawanda. Both policemen were * * " * Thursday. May 3. and on duty at the time, Chief Olden-:endln2 F n d a v - J u n e u l_ burg said Instructions will be on ThursThe girl said that DOrazio as- d a v a n d c lFriday evenings from 7 ock Wlth t n e e x c e t l o n saulted her in the car and Pickard * j P attempted to assault her. she| of T h Friday. May 18 15 drove to her home later and re- earse co J a sas l s . f o r bo-vj 12uh sica , ported the matter to Buffalo po-jy ealth f. ~ P >' u lice who relayed the information! h_ - Applicants must meet to Town of Tonawanda and City ** Preliminary requirements of of Tonawanda police, swimming 220 yards continuously. u l n Chief Oldenburg said the girl ? , * variety of strokes and be identified the two policemen in a a b l e t o * t r e a d w a t e r a n d al :neuP. of Tonawanda policemer1 *i n at Iice e s e n i o r c l s s 1S l o r s 1S e-' P headquarters. The chief years ^ over, in > / age and e * * of or above at = a i a . i n , e 8 i r i ui De WKen 10 a i n e i n g r ts hospital for examinauon. js o u n d" . , , i n ,f^ / a n a " The two policemen turned in Phycal health. They must ed 11 meet the preliminary requirece lstols a n d urtj^ " Ph P badges, ments of swimming 440 yards Clu e , Oldenburg said. continuously using a variety of n No statements have been taken strokes and be able to dive, tread ng >'et f r o m J " suspended patrol- water and float. c- m e n - according to City Attorney The time requirement for the nur se u r s rnini into the case. The Erie County\W a cn , >? 15 h o ior * d for t h e of district attorney's office is also ^7 . * cour finvestigating. Tonawanda Alder-*! hours minunum The course for i- man LeRoy J. Kramer. eJudmitt * * * " W1 a s m c l u d e ds of the police committee, was also Practica and written tests. ti Pat Wiles, physical director at

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