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Page 6 WELLSVILLE DAILY REPORTER, WELLSVILLE, NEW YORK Tunsdjiy. April 24. 1973 The David A. Howe Public Library gratefully acknowledges a group of memorial gifts received and processed during the past two months: In memory of Miss Bertha Barney, given by Mrs. Reba Dare, Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Corwin and Mrs. Leila Livermore: "Freedom in the Wilds: a Saga of the Adirondacks," by Harold Weston. In memory of James F. Black, given by Dr.

and Mrs. Htain Win of Sugarloaf, "From Behind the Plate," by Johnny Bench; and "The World Series, a Complete Pictorial History," by John Devaney. In memory of Harvey Chambers, given by Ann Appier, Dixie and Johnnie Jones, Janet and Jim Appier: "From Paddock to Saddle," by Elwyn Edwards. In memory of Mrs. Diana Chassin, given by Mrs.

Loleta Strong, Mrs. Winifred Marshall, Mrs. Genevieve Bassett and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bourdet: "The Implosion Conspiracy," by Louis Nizer, and "Prize Stories, 1973: O.

Henry Memorial Awards." In memory of Mrs. Rose Ciancio, given by Otis Eastern Service, "The White Island," by John Lister-Kaye. Mrs. Cianco was the mother of Mrs. John Williams of Wellsville.

In memory of Raymond C. Cook, given by L.C. Merrifield: "The Expert's Book of Shooting Sports," by David Petzel, and "Practical Fishing Knots," by Mark Sosin. In memory of Lorin Filkins, father of Alice Filkins, given by fellow teachers of Miss Filkins: "The Silent Traveler in Japan," by Chiang Yee; and "Joy Adamson's Africa." In memory of Mrs. Beatrice Fitzgerald, mother of Mrs.

Michael Cook, given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. McCarthy: "The Pup with the Up-and-Down Tail," by William McGraw. In memory of Mrs.

William (Fern) Gavitt, given by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graves: "Baking Sampler: Breads, Rolls, Cookies, Confections," by Beatrice Hunter. Also, given by Wynne Marshall: "Soft Toys Made Easy," by Brenda Morton. And further, given by Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Moscardini, and Mr. and Mrs. William Dates: "Easy Sewing with Knits," by Judy Lawrence. In memory of Jamie John Gena, given by Mrs.

Eleanor Sweeney and Frances Dolan: "August Explains," by Phil Ressner. In memory of Mrs. Olive Graves, given by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D.

Madden, "The Wonderful World of Natural Food Cookery," by Eleanor Levitt. In memory of Mrs. Anne McGovern Heasley, given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEnroe, Mr.

and Mrs. Newton Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. William Harder, and Mr. and Mrs.

Roger D. Fleschutz: "Angus and the Ducks," by Marjorie Flack; "Harold's Fairy Tale," by David Howe Library acknowledges gifts i- Hcv HillinKS, Marciii WlKlH.i"«» III1( MI-C Mnnonn: "On In memory of Nina Wandover, uiven by the marketing nM nilllntfs, llaroUrilionip! Crockett Johnson, and "Riddles, Many Miles to Camelot? by Riddles, Riddles," by Joseph Jerry Izenberg, and "Game and Lecming. Bird Calling," by A.C. Becker. In memory of Mrs.

Mary Also, given by Mr. and Mrs. Jorgensen, given by Wor- Edward (Pat) Baldwin: thington Engineering and "Backyard Vegetable Gar- Service Departments: "Kate," dening for the Beginner," by by Jean Little, and "Flowering HughWiberg. the Editors of Time- In memory of Albert Schrader, given by Victor Schrader. "Abraham Lincoln," by Benjamin Thomas, "The Iliad of Homer," ed.

by Lattimore; "the Language of Mathematics," by Frank Lord; Life Books. In memory of Daniel H. Leonard, given by Mr. and Mrs. William Geoppner and Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Higgins: "An- doshen, Pa." by Darryl Ponicsoa Also, given by Mr. and Mrs. George Knight, Mr. and Mrs.

James Brush, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cady, Mr. and Mrs. William Griggs, Mr.

and Mrs. David Walsh and Mrs. James Knox: Zane Grey: "Outdoorsman: Zane Grey's "Introducing the Constellation" by Robert Baker; "Augustus Caesar's World," by Genevieve Foster, "Exploration of the Universe," by George Abell, and "The Life of Greece by Will Durant. In memory of Alta best hunting and fishing tales." stives, given by Genesee Hose In memory of Leon G. Lewis, company: "Home Made: an given by friends and neighbors Alternative to Supermarket Living by Sandra Oddo.

In memory of Mrs. Wayne (Mildred) Stout, given by Mr. and Mrs. William Geoppner: "The Hospital Makers," by Irwin Sobel. Also, given by Mr.

and Mrs. James Raptis: "George Michael's Treasury of Federal Antiques." Further, given by Mrs. George Curthoys: "Mouse Tales," by Arnold Lobel, and "Domino," by Rocky judges judges ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) Governor Rockefeller has taken steps toward coming to grips with the problem of who judges the judges. In his wide sweeping proposals for court reorganization Sunday night, Rockefeller called for a permanent nine member commission to deal with judicial conduct.

A statement supporting the bill said "The need for public confidence in the courts and their judges cannot be overstated. Maintenance of this confidence requires the existence of a strong, respected commission readily capable of receiving and acting promptly, fairly and decisively with respect to complaints of judicial misconduct." Presently, the court dealing with judicial misconduct must be constituted for each case. There is no permanent staff to receive and process complaints. The proposed body, which could initiate probes on its own, could recommend disciplinary action ranging from informal criticism to removal. The commission would consist of six members appointed by the governor, three of them attorneys and three laymen, and three judges appointed by the chief judge of the Court of Appeals.

Each member would serve a four-year term and receive $150 for each day he worked on commission business, with a limit of $10,000 in any one year. Cave has rail line Ky MAMMOTH CAVE (UPI) quaint "railroad spur" operated in this sprawling cave complex from 1929 to 1931. Visitors to the vast caverns in the national park rode the final few miles to the caves in a bus. The bus was called the "Mammoth Cave Co." and was equipped with railroad wheels placed on tracks leading to the cave site. from Stannards: "Little Wild Horse," and "Bucking Horse," both by Hetty Beatty.

Also, given by friends and neighbors of Rauber Street: "First Horse: Basic Horse Care Illustrated," by Ruth Hapsgood. And further, given by Mr. and Mrs. Arden Burchfield, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Kirsch, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Woods and Mrs. Robert Ennis: "Western Horse," by John Gorman. Also, given by Mr. and Mrs.

Matthew Lynch and Brian: "The Blind Con- nemara," by C.W. Anderson. Also, given by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bissell: "Mustangs: a Return to the Wild," by Hope Ryden.

In memory of Mrs. William McEnroe, given by Mr. and Mrs. RobertF. McCarthy: "Luce and His Empire," by W.A.

Swanberg. Also, given by her granddaughter and husband, Dr. and Mrs. Htain Win: "Finding the Center," by Deniss Tedlock, and "Albert Einstein," by Baresh Hoffman. In memory of Mrs.

Marie McFadden, given by former associates at Andover Central School: "The Young Victoria," by Michael Tyler-Whittle; "A Natural Year," by Grace Firth, and "The Vonnegut Statement," by Jerome Klinkowitz. Donors include Miss Doris Church, Mrs. Florence Corwin, Mrs. Doris Harder, Mrs. Gwen Boyce, Mrs.

Hilda Vars, Mrs. Madeline Woodruff, Mrs. Rosemary Burger, Miss Ruth Baker, Mrs. Marco Conde, Miss Agnes Taylor, Mrs. Monica Connors, Mrs.

Laura Hall, Miss Ruby Jordan, and Mr. and Mrs. James Kessler. Also, given by Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Moogan: "All Creatures Great and Small," by James Herriot In memory of Jeffery Mann, given by Consumer Credit Department, First Trust Union Bank, Wellsville: "Basketball My Way," by Jerry West. In memory of Richard Miller, given by Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Green and Family: "Traveling Weatherwise in the U.S.A." by Edward Powers. In memory of Harold Newland, given by Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Pakis and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sherman: "Decorating with Plants and Flowers," by editors of the Creative Home Library. Also, given by friends from Hotel Brunswick: "The Indoor Light Gardening Book," by George Elbert, and "Orchid Care: a guide to cultivation and breeding." In memory of Susie Parker, given by Helen Rogers, Myra Rogers and Elva Weber: "The Glorious Revolution in America," by David Lovejoy.

In memory of Robert B. Porter, Sr. given by neighbors of his son, Robert Porter, "Andy and the School Bus," by Jerrold Beim; "Bounce and the Bunnies," by Ruth Carroll, and "The Kittens' ABC," by Clare Newberry. Donors include Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Richer, Mr. and Mrs. John Dervay, II, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Hazzard, Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Recio and Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Baroa In memory of Stephen Potter, given by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Madden, Jr. and Miss Judi Madden: "Song and Dance Man: the Art of Bob Dylan," by Michael Gray.

Also, given by Grand Squares Executive Committee: "McCall's Complete Family Guide to Puppy and Dog Care," by Arthur Trayford, and "Blues: an Anthology," by W.C. Handy. Further, given by Consumer Credit Department, First Trust Union Bank: "Chopin's Greatest Hits," recorded by Van Cliburn. In memory of Robert E. Quirk, father of Mrs.

W. Joseph Embser, given by Mr. and Mrs. William Shier of Latham, N.Y.: "Crime in America," by Ramsey Clark. Also, given by Gamma Pi Sorority: "Who Wakes the by Ronald Rood.

Further, given by friends of Mrs. Embser: "Codeword Barbarossa," by Barton Whaley. Donors include Alice McEnroe, Beverly Harder, Rheba Rigas, Demmye Raptis, Stella Comstock, Marilou Phillips, and Marcella Richardson. In memory of Walter C. Regg, given by David Fuller: "Growing Orchids at Your Window," by Jack Kramer.

In memory of Cary F. Rogers, given by Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Jackson and children, and Alan Jackson: "Sea Fever," by Robert Marx. Also, given by Dick and Kay Rifenburg: "How In memory of Mrs.

Jennie Taber, given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. McCarthy: "If I Ran the Zoo," and "Green Eggs and Ham," both by Dr. Seuss.

The following in memory of Mrs. Anthony (Katie) Toporas: Given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. McCarthy: "Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye," by Kenneth O'Donnell.

Given by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moogan: "On Understanding Poverty," edited by Daniel Moynihan. Given by Mr. and Mrs.

William LeFeber, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kishlar: "Dr. Atkins Diet Revolution," "Harry S. Truman," by Margaret Truman, and "Hour of Gold, Hour of Lead," by Anne Lindbergh.

Given by Eleanor Sweeney, Nora Flanagan and Mary McCaffery: "Snipp, Snapp, Snurr and the Reindeer," by Maj Lindman, and "Scrambled Eggs Super," by Dr. Seuss. Given by Ruth Brown: "Indian Captive," by Lois Lenski. Given by Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Cochran: "The Wanderers," by Elizabeth Coatsworth, and "Thimble Summer," by Elizabeth Enright. Given by Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Duke, "Petunia Takes a Trip," by Roger Duvoisin, "Rumpelstiltskin," by the Brothers Grimm, and "I Like Winter," by Lois Lenski.

Given by Mary's Nursing Home: "The Box with Red Wheels," by Maud and Miska Petersham, and "The King's Stilts," by Dr. Seuss. In memory of Francis Tucker, given by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Litzburg and Dannie and Florence Weber: "From the Land and Back," by Curtis Stadtfeld.

In memorya of Betsey Tuttle, given by Dr. and Mrs. E.F. Comstock, "Edge of Life," by Peggy Wayburn, and "Flowers of the World," by Frances Perry. In memory of Frederick Walchli, given by Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Angood: "The Cairo Documents," by Mohamed Heikal. In memory of Nina Wandover, given by friends: "The Japanese Garden: an Approach to Nature." In memory of Thomas B. Williams, Sr. given by friends and neighbors: "Book of Successful Fireplaces," by R.S.

Lytlc; "Our Nation's Great Heritage," by Donald Cooke, and "All the Possible Worlds: a History of Geographical Ideas," by Preston James. Donors include Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Fiordo, Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Sutton, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd, Mrs. Catherine Hennessey and Tom.

A gift of books was also give to the library in honor of the marriage of Ernest and Beth Monroe, by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Canfield: "Gardening with Stone and Sand," by Jack Kramer, and "Hawaii: the Sugar-Coated Fortress," by Francine Gray. In memory of Robert Aldrich, given by Mr. and Mrs.

James Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Delo and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bailey: "Penny: the story of a free-soul basset hound," by Hal Borland; "Dealine for the Media: today's challenge to press, TV and radio," by James Aronson; and "The Effete Conspiracy and Other Crimes," by Ben Basdikian.

In memory of Leonard Bero, father of Mrs. Robert Sands, given by the library staff: "The Wind in the Willows," by Kenneth Grahame, in large print; and "The Art of Making Wooden Toys," by Peter Stevenson. In memory of Alice L. Chute, given by the department of Worthington Corporation: "The Sen Wolf," by Jack London, and "Vnllcy of Wild Horses," by Zane Grey, both in large print, Mrs. Chute was the mother of Richard II.

Chute of Proctor Road. In memory of Carl Dahlgren, given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gillis, Jr. and Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Nye: "Carpentry in Residential Construction," by Stanley Badzinski. In memory of Earl Dean, given by Air Prehater friends of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Clifford Dean: "Civil Service Examination Passbook: Meatcutter." In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Langford Dobbins, parents of Mrs. Karney Cochran, given by Dr. and Mrs.

Charles S. Gibson: "Enchanted Visions: fantastic houses and their treasurers," by Claude Arthaud. In memory of Carl Hartmann- Hansen, father of Tore Hartmann-Hansen of Wellsville given by Worthington Staff: "Your Guide to Norway," by Doddy Hay; "The Swedes, how they live and work," by Paul Austin and "Denmark," by W. Glyn Jones. In memory of Mark Hyslip, III, given by Mr.

and Mrs. George Hall: "American's Golf Book," by the editors of Golf Magazine. In memory of Dennis Kear, given by a group of friends: "Meat Handbook, by Albert Levie, and "The Golden Age of Sports Car," by Steinwedel. Donors include Syble Billings, Dave Tuttle, Bob McCauley, Hank Kuzara, Dottie Heers, Margaret Myers, Ava Kawks, Lila Say, Ruby Mingus, Larua Kuhn, Pat Brown, Pam Brown, Hev HilliiW, JUT hi Crlttrmlen, Shirley (iivens, Cora nillliW. Molly Crowell, llubbnrd, Christine Miller, Leona Slociim, Marilyn Marino, Helen Cranco and Millie Avery.

In memory of Robert Login; tfivon by Mrs. Roberts' class at Brooklyn School: "Presidents of the United States," by Cornell Umgyol, and "Start to Draw, by Ann Campbell. In memory of Paul Mc- Fadcten, given by friends from the Motel Brunswick: "Yankee Stadium: fifty years of drama, by Joseph Durso; "Pro Football' the world of the NFL," by Mike Rathet, and "Kicking the Football Soccer Style," by Pete Gogoluk. In memory of Mrs. Floyd (Addic) Miller, given by Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Foster, Sr. "Introduction to Foot Trails in America," by Robert Colwell. Also, given by neighbors and friends of her daudhtcr, Mrs. Raymond Roeske: "The Strange and Beautiful World of Orchids," by Friedrich Ebel.

In memory of Stephen Potter, given by the George Kamakaris family: "The Catskills: from Wilderness to Woodstock," by Alf Evers; and "Photographed All the Best Scenery," by Jack Hitlers. Also, given by a group of friends: "The Darkening Land," by William "The Incomplete Folksinger" by Pete Seeger, and "Practical Music Theory" by James Collier, Donors include: Mrs. Pauline Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cooper, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sweet, Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zwald, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Whipple, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Mr nnd MrSi Harold Thompson. In memory of Ralph Ranker, former Wollsville resident and falhcr of Mrs. G.F. Chapman of Gcnesee, given by Wellsville Aviation Club, Group N- 210H-Y: "San Francisco, City on Golden Hills," by Herb Caen, and "Cowboys," by the Editors of Time-Life publications.

In memory of John Sexton Khnnly, father of Mrs. George Boll of Olean, given by Dr. and Mrs. 10.F. Comstock and Dr.

and Mrs. E.F. Comstock, "Guide to Australia," by Osmcr White; "Inside Australia," by John Gunthcr; "Australian Adventure," by Constance Helmericks, and "Australia," by O.H.K. Spate. In memory of Lawrence Stannard, given by the Virkus family: "Here is Your Hobby: Fishing," by William Moore; and "Fishing for Boys," by Tom McNally.

In memory of G. Roger Williams, given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Decker, Mr. and Mrs.

William Cirnik and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Huff: "The Wildest Dreams of Kew," by Jeremy Bernstein: "Yellowstone: a century of the wilderness idea," by Anne and Myron Sutton, and "Moscow Conversations," by Susan Jacoby. Also, given by Dr and Mrs. Edwin F.

Comstock, "A Walk Through Europe," by John Hillaby, and "Earth Below, Heaven Above," a portrait of India, by Carolyn Strauss, In memory of Thomas B. Williams, given by Air Preheater Employees of the Loft, 1 and 4, "Mason's and Builder's Library," by Louis Dezcttel, in two volumes. BASKET land 0'Lakes BUTTER (Quarters) With coupon right 1-lb. pkg. Stroehmann's PULL-APART HOT BREAD 17-oz.

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