The Sun and the Erie County Independent from Hamburg, New York • Page 6

"The -Sun 1819 Qh'riunL Garden GEORGE F. DANNEBROCK Funeral services were held Saturday BRYAN W. DEMERLY SR. funeral services were held Friday (Aug. 4) for Bryan W.

Demerly age 63, of Hamburg, who died Tuesday, Aug. 1, He is survived, by wife Helen Oleniacz Demerly; daughters Helen Ann (Brian) Prampton, Christine VELMA J. HOUSER A memorial service was held Friday (Aug. 4) from the First Congregational United Church of Christ for Velma J. Houser, age 63, of Angola, who died Sunday, July 30, 1989.

4 She is survived. by brother Howard M. Houser Jr. and sister Delores M. Baldwin.

She was an employee of Trico Pro-'ducts in Buffalo and Forbes and Wagner in Silver Creek. Arrangements made through Heimburg-Addison Funeral Home Inc. by A. Gardener OAKHAM, MASS. I'm still behind the eight ball.

I wrote last week that if nothing went wrong with the machinery, I would have those large areas where we had mowed the grass, tilled the weekend of 729-30, but as of 84 those areas have not yet been tilled. Barring unforseen events, they should be tilled this past weekend. I was reminded last week that I had promised to judge the vegetable and flower exhibits at the Oakham Youth Fair. This fair was started nearly 30 years ago by Eva Grimes, a cousin of mine, and Doris Warner. Doris died four years ago.

Ellie Downer stepped in to help. The fair is a one-day affair held in the Wright Memorial Park near the center of town and is open to all youth under 20 in Oakham and surrounding towns for. the exhibit and showing of cattle, sheep, rabbits, vegetables and flowers. The number of exhibits was not SISTER MARY V. WEBER 60th Anniversary To Be Observed A Hamburg native, Sister Mary Veronica Weber, Order of St.

Francis, will be honored on her 60th Anniversary in God's Service. A Mass will be said on Aug. 15 at 7 p.m. at SS. Peter and Paul Church, in her honor1, followed by a reception at the Hamburg Community Center.

Hosts for the occasion will be her sisters and brothers-in-law: Mrs. Walter Brock, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wittmeyer, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Wittmeyer and Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Gier. Sister Veronica is stationed at St. Mary -of the-Angels in Williamsville and is the daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. George Weber of Hamburg. A ERMA MEISENHEIMER Honor Bestowed Erma Meisenheimer, Hamburg Business' and Professional Women's first Woman of the Year, and former chairman of the Hamburg Senior High School Department of English, has been awarded a Certificate of Merit by The International Biographical Center of Cambridge, England. The certificate has been presented for "Distinguished Services which are the subject, of commendation in the 10th edition of 'The World's Who's Who of Women.1 jf. i .,3 Aug.

5) for George Dannebrock, age 83, of Angola, who died Thursday, July 27, 1989. Is He is suryived by son Douglas (Gail) Dannebrock; sister Mildred (Kenneth) McLain; and friend Margaret Percy. Mr. Dannebrock was predeceased by sisters Carrie Doyle, Elsie Crampton, and Isabell Kuhn; and brothers Richard, Arthur, Edwin and William Dannebrock. He was a state assemblyman from 1945 through i960 for the 6th district -and was a past member of the Erie County Board of Supervisors.

A graduate of Buffalo State College, Mr. Dannebrock was a private contractor, operating Dannebrock Lathing and Plastering until well into his 70s. He was a past president of Uncle Sam's Republican Club and a member of the Humboldt Club, Trap and Field Club, East Gate Lodge No. 980 AM, the Summit Park Businessmen's Association, the North Fillmore Avenue Businessmen's Association and the 12th Precinct Reserves. Burial is in Forest Lawn Cemetery 5 and arrangements were made through Eugene J.

Heil Funeral Home Inc. LOUISE KEDZ0IR A Mass of Christian Burial was held from St. Vincent's Church Wednesday (Aug. 9) for Louise Kedzoir, age 33, of Derby, who died Sunday, Aug. 6, 1989.

She was predeceased by mother Gertrude Majewski, She is survived by brother Kenneth Majewski and friend Alfred Alves. She worked at Marine Midland Bank in Buffalo. Burial is in St. Vincent's Cemetery and arrangement's were made through Heimburg-Addison Funeral Home. JEAN E.

DUNN Private services were held' for Jean E. Dunn, age 67, of Eden, who died Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1989. She is survived by daughters Linda Ahem and Selma Dunn; son Kenneth Dunn; sisters Geraldine Harps ter and Ninia Kennedy; and six grandchildren. She was predeceased by son Robert M.Dunn.

Burial is in Evergreen Cemetery and arrangements were made through David C. Laing Funeral Home. 1 SIMPLE DISPOSITION We Offer Direct (Immediate) Cremation Services $355 Frank A. Rublno FUNERAL HOME Buffalo 883-8080 Member of Greater Bfb. Memorial Society Daniel J.

Dengler did voo iinavj? SURVIVOR BENEFITS The Social Security Lump Sum Death Pay ment is a one-time Davment of $255. This is in addition to any monthly survivor benefits. It is oaid directly to the surviv ing spouse or eligible children. W-LFROEHLEY FUNERAL HOME 649-2400 84 Lake Street Hamburg, NY great but by the time I had judged, gabbed with friends and eaten a couple of hamburgers at a food' tent, a morn-" ing was gone. In the afternoon I tilled the, old strawberry bed a second time to make sure all the weeds and strawberry plants were dead.

Sunday afternoon a stack of wooden I flats standing in 'the driveway was dried out" very well and crying for a coat of Cuprinol, so I painted them. It was a good thing I did as I had barely finished when a quickie thunderstorm came up. Thus, no tilling. My brother read my column in the Barre Gazette about difficulty in kill-; ing the potato bugs and said, very smugly, "I sprayed my potatoes with something that killed all my potato bugs." He couldn't remember the name of the material, so the next time I was over there I looked at the bag. It was Imidan.

I had tried Imidan several years ago with very poor results, but it was certainly worth a try, so I did. Maybe it killed some but it left far too many. A few days later I was examining' my "How Sweet It Is" corn and found many of those neat round holes indicative of the corn borer, even though the tassels are not beginning to show. .1 sprayed the corn with Sevin. I wonder how effective the spray is because each time I try to get the spray down the center roll of leaves, the spray blows the leaf to keep the spray out of the center.

I only hope the spray gets down to where the worm is. I made up far too much spray, so we sprayed the potatoes with what was left, just in case Sevin was still effect tive. Again, maybe it killed some bugs, but by no means, ALL. It looks as if I will have to spray with Thiodan again. I have been out there with the triple 15 fertilizer again, fertilizing the asparagus to see if I can get a better yield of good sized spears next spring.

I also fertilized the corn even though it was still a good dark green. This was after Amy and I had been through pullingall-'-the weeds. We' have declared war on weeds all over the garden so it is now as weed-free as it used to be in my younger days, the result's' of cutting down on the size add hiring good The dqy we sprayed the corn we also had enough Seviii spray left to spray the beans as the Mexican bean beetles had begun to make lace of the (eaves. At their initial stage they are very difficult to see but the holes and lace are easy to see. I don't know how effective it was, but the only larvae I could find later were dead.

I hope I killed them all as they are repulsive looking creatures when picking beans. I am in hopes that Mrs. Gardener will soon be cured of her constant low grade temperature which has been holding between 100 and .101. Dr. Bergman, the specialist from -Worcester, examined her again a week ago last Sunday and decided her trou- ble is a type of pneumonia from inhal- -ing food.

For some time now she has been coughing after drinking liquids and I have talked to the doctor at the hospital without any results. Dr. Bergman says the throat muscles are not working correctly so some food and liquids go into the lungs. The solution is to put a tube directly into the stomach and feed her directly into the stomach, something that had been previously suggested but with no clear reason. All this made sense to me so I gave my permission and have signed the' necessary papers.

I expect they will take Emily; to Worcester Memorial Hospital this week where a surgeon will perform the Then we won't feed her' by mouth, the pneumonia will clear up and the temperature will go down to normal, but she will still be a victim of Alzheimer's Disease. Alzheimer's Disease Workshop Sept. 21 There' will be a free training session on care and management of Alzheimer's Disease patients to be given by an experienced nurse from the Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association (ADRD A) of Western New York. This training session will be held: Thursday. Sept.

21, from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Hamburg Memorial Center, 200 Prospect Ave. Anyone interested may attend. Call ADRD A at 873-1335 by Sept 7 for reservations or more information. (Uary) loon and Eunice West; son Bryan (Maria) Demerly brother Neil (Rita) Demerly; and seven grandchildren.

Mr. Demerly was a signal inspector for Conrail and was a Navy veteran of World War II and the Korean Conflict. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen, Hamburg Council No. 2220 of American Legion Post 627 and the VFW Hamburg Township Post 1419. Burial is in Hillcrest Cemetery and arrangements were made through Donald M.

Demmerley Funeral Home Inc. DENNIS R. PANTERA Funeral services were held Saturday (Aug. 5) for Dennis R. Pantera.

formerly of Hamburg, who died Mond, July 31. 1989, He is survived by Anne Calianno Pantera; sisters Debora (Robert) Dulski, Linda (Gary) Cordes and Gwen (Kurt) Pantera. Mr. Pantera was predeceased by father Eugene Pantera. Burial is in Hillcrest Cemetery and arrangements were made through Colonial Memorial Chapels IncT RUTH A.

WEINREBER Funeral services were held from St. Bonaventure's Church Wednesday (Aug. 9) for Ruth A. Furman Wein-reber, age 72, of Angola, who died Saturday, Aug. 5, 1989.

She is survived by husband Richard F. Weinreber; daughter Dorothy (Martin) Finnerty; stepmother Gladys Fur- man; sister Dorothy Bienko; and seven grandchildren and one great- grandchild. Mrs. Weinreber was predeceased by sister Charlotte May. Burial is in Mt.

Calvary Cemetery and arrangements were made-through Loomis, Offers and Loomis Memorial Chapel. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH McKinley Pkwy. Newton Rd. Sunday Worthip Service At 8 am and 10:30 a.m. Sunday School Bible Classes at 9:15 KOMrt w.

vowsn, rasior ALL SAINTS LUTHERAN, ELCA 6065 South Park Ave. 649-6266 SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL 9 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE 10:30 A.M. ALL ARE WELCOME AFRAID TO SAY Many quite close and carina friends avoid a family which has suffered a loss, or keep sitent about their feel- inas. for fear of "saying the wrong thing." To begin with, this is not an unusual reactions Often it is because individuals have not come.

to terms with their own sen timents about death. Be cause they are unsure of their feelings, they are afraid their words will come out all mixed up. not to worry. There is no one "naht attitude to ward death and grief. Be sides, many people are as confused and ambivalent about it as you may be.

In fact, it would not be amiss to GEORGE WAINWRIGHT JR. Funeral services were held Monday (Aug. 7) for George Wainwright age 61, of Angola, who died Thursday, Aug. 3, 1989. He -is survived by wife Mary Branson Baker Wainwright; daugh-' ters Robin Wainwright, Mary (Karl) Linda Zak, Judy (Wayne) Clark, Kathy (Michael) Uliaszek.

Deborah (Michael) Bancerowski and Susan (Brian) Campbell; sons Robert Baker. Gilbert (Cheryl) Baker, Timothy (Barbara) Baker and Matthew (Maria) Baker; brothers Frank (Jeanette) and Robert (Phyllis) Wainwright; sisters" Mary Lou. (Thomas) Ray mondo, Lorraine (John) Wagner and Laurie (Joseph) Szrama; and 32 grandchildren and nine 'greatgrandchildren. Mr. "Wainwright was predeceased by brother Albert Wainwright.

Burial is in St. Vincent's Cemetery -and arrangements were made through Eugene J. Heil Funeral Home FRED MOUSELL Funeral services were held (Aug. 4) for Fred Mousell, of Wood-lawn, who died Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1989.

He was predeceased by wife Nora E. Heppner Mousell. Mr. Mousell is survived by brothers John (Olivia) and Edward (Lena) Mousell; sisters Jeannette Grimes and Louise Palmer; and stepson Edward L. Morefield.

Burial is in Lakeside Memorial Cemetery and arrangements were made through Kaczor Funeral Home Inc. MEMORIAL cot Funeral Home. Inc. Our family Serving Jour family Anthony M. Castiglia LAKESHORE 627-2919 ROAD HAMBURG, N.Y.

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The important thing is to be with them, and to show that your care. It is very rare that an honest display of humanity will be resented and misunderstood. Absence or silence, on the other hand, might be. LOOMIS, OFFERS LOOMIS, INC. "FLOYD HESS CHAPEL" 207 Main Hamburg, NY Tel: 649:5050 "None Finer, None Fairer".