The Sun and the Erie County Independent from Hamburg, New York • Page 10

PHOTO NEWS Page Ten October 6, 1976 (j)lh)(Q)p SCu For Sale HOOVER Authorized Sales Service. Hoover parts, bags, belts. McKinley, 28 Euclid Hamburg. 649-4558. tf African VIOLETS Lovely blooming plants for Gifts Collectors.

Wheaton's, 2696 Riverton Ave! (back of Bells Lakeshore). 627-3801. tf LIVE BAIT, Fishing Tackle, new and used Guns, Ammo, Reloading, Archery, Boots, Snowmobile Suits, Scopes, Slings, Recoil Pads Trappers supplies. Williams, 649-1199. tf FIREPLACE WOOD 18" seasoned delivered and stacked, $30.

face cord. Call 822-7724. tf African VIOLETS Crocheted Tablecloths Centerpieces. Make nice gifts for any occasion. Mrs.

Horn-berger, 649-2595. tf GARAGE SALE S-5381 Eastwood Drive, Wanakab, off Roberts Sat. 4 Sun. Oct. 9 10, 10 a.m.

Household items, toys, clothes, stereo, etc. Lots of bargains. GARAGE SALE 1860 North Creek Oct. 9-15th. 10 a.m.

7 p.m. Household items, baby furniture, ladies children's clothing, something for everyone, all reasonable. 627-3945. IT'S YJUR DUTY TO II 1 4 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING Avenue Music, 4514 Camp Road, Athol Springs, 648-0610. KEEP-A-CAT! I will care feed, pet and love your Cat while you go on vacation.

For further information, call Keep-A-Cat, 648-1952. tf BLACK TOP SPECIALISTS -Free Estimates. Call 822-9032. CARPETS Cleaned, Rinsed and Extracted. Floor Maintenance, Stripping, Sealing, Waxing.

Upholstery and Wall Cleaning. Call Dave Beicke, 662-3373 or 662-5446. tf RECAPTURE the beauty of your treasured fabric Lampshades. Have them professionally recovered. Call 668-0486.

922-106 fliniiaMHUIIHIMBItllBMBMIMB 1 For Kent I (IIIBIIIBIIMHBIHMttB HAMBURG, S3S Buffalo 2 Bedroom APARTMENT, Includes mil utilities, with carpeting and laundry facilities. Call 896-7687 or 674-6285. COMING EVENT OCT. 23, 9-5, Flea Market and Boutique at Scran ton Firehall cnnncnrul hi td Ladles AuPreviTlr4 frth bfloar the rriday night with a small charge. Reserve tables now.

6495098, 649-9491. PARENTS NIGHT The annual parents night at the Potter Road Occupational Center will be held on Wednesday, October 6. From 7:30 to 9 p.m. on that evening teachers and administrators will be available to explain and discuss the programs that are being taught this year. This early meeting between parents and teachers will provide parents with a more complete understanding of the requirements of each program and an overview of the work students will be expected to accomplish.

All parents of students attending the Center are encouraged to set aside the evening of October 6, and visit this area school. Pictured is Potter Road Occupational student Ken Korba, shown working on a display that will be available for Parents Night. WANTED 12 gauge double barrel SHOTGUN. 627-3432. Used EASY Washer with spinner, in godd working condition.

992-9118. THE MONEY STACKS UP when you are a Queen's-Way Counselor. Nationwide party plan company seeks qualified women who like clothing. $100 for 2 evenings. Call QUEEN'S-WAY at 716-853-8550.

929-1020 HOSTESSES for Sarah Coventry parties. Make money and have fun at the same time. For further information, call 648-5767. tf NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING AS OWNERS OF CERTAIN UNCLAIMED PROPERTY held by First Federal Savings 6 Loan Association of Hamburg 46 Main Street Hamburg, New York 14075 The persons whose names and last known addresses are records of the above named banking organization to be entitled to unclaimed property in amounts of fifty dollars or more. AMOUNTS DUE ON DEPOSIT Lillian Eddy Estate Boston, New York co Dorlis C.

Jensen, Exec. A report of unclaimed property has been made to Arthur Levitt, the Comptroller of the State of New York, pursuant to Section 301 of the Abandoned Property Law. A list of the names contained in such notice is on file and open to public inspection at the principal office of the bank located at 46 Main Street in the Village of Hamburg, New York, where such abandoned property is payable. Such abandoned property will be paid on or before October 31 next to persons establishing to its satisfaction their right to receive the same. In the succeeding November, and on or before the tenth day thereof, such unclaimed property will be paid to Arthur Levitt, the Comp trailer of the State of New and it shall thereupon cease to be liable therefor.

Dated: September 30, 1976 Legal Notice QECT. DDUiii Services 1 Wanted. MARION J. FRICANO MEMORIAL PARK DEDICATED Attending the dedication ceremonies at the Marion J. Fricano Memorial Park in the Town of North Collins were, left to right: Lori, John, Lynda, and Mrs.

Marza Fricano, Marion's widow; Mrs. Mary Fricano, his mother; and James Mardino, chairman of the event. Standing in front is Marion's youngest son, M.J. Mardino presented memorial plaques to Marza and Marion's mother. Town park to Marion "His great dream finally was fulfilled," said Eugene Geiger Sunday, September 26, as people of the Town of North Collins turned out, despite a heavy rainstorm, to dedicate the Marion J.

Fricano Memorial Town Park. Mr. Geiger, present Supervisor of the town, and James Mardino, chairman of the Dedication Day program, presented plaques commemorating the occasion, to Marion's widow, Marza, who attended with her four children, Lori, Lynda, John and M.J., and to Marion's mother, Mrs. Mary Fricano. "This project was in Marion's mind years before the town purchased the property six and a half years ago," said Mr.

Geiger, as he recalled Marion's wish to have a town park, complete with athletic and sports facilities for the town's residents'. Marion, who pitched a few seasons for the great old man of baseball, the late Connie Mack, and the celebrated Philadelphia Athletics, which later became the Kansas City A's, also was a physical education instructor at Buffalo public, Lake Shore Central, and Frontier Central schools. Before his death, May 18, at the age of 52, Marion worked as Supervisor of Voluntary Services at the Go-wanda Psychiatric Center, formerly known as the Go-wanda State Hospital. He also worked for the State Harness Racing Commission as a test man at Buffalo Raceway. Though he i dedicated J.

Fricano never got his license to drive in pari-mutuel races, Marion drove at harness races at the Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Fairs and matinee races, piloting his trotter, Jim Torrence. He managed and played for teams in the Buffalo Evening News Suburban Baseball Association for many years, before and after be played professional. Many youngsters idolized this man, whose complete dedication to his fellovr man was un equaled. While Supervisor, Marion made many trips to Buffalo to help Golden Agers and others with legal documents, Social Security problems, and welfare aid. Art show set Area artists are invited to enter their art works in the Harvest Show at the Centennial Art Center of Hamburg, 1 Centennial Park, Main and Buffalo Hamburg.

This open show of 30 a.i works with a harvest time theme will run from October 10 through October 30. The receiving date is Saturday, October 9, from 10 a.m. to noon. There is a size limit of 36" 36" on paintings. For any additional information, contact Dorothy Markert, 649-4052.

The reception will be Sunday, October 10, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Gallery hours: Tuesday-Friday, p.m. and Sundays, 2-5 p.m. Currently showing through October 8 is the Adult Art Classes Show.

Trinity sets rummage sale The Women of Trinity Episcopal Church will have their Fall Rummage Sale on Wednesday and Thursday, October 13 and 14. The Early Bird Sale will take place on Wednesday evening from 7 to 9, the regular sale from 10 to 1 on Thursday. The Bag Sale will be held on Thursday, frdm 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. A.

F. Rohauer is General Chairman of the sale and Mrs. John K. Bailie is Co-chairman, with the following in charge of the various departments: Publicity and Posters, Mrs. Sheldon Brown and Mrs.

Wm. A. Hardcastle; Womens Wear, Mrs. J.Robert Wasko; Mens Wear, Mrs. Arnold T.

Hatfield; Boys Wear, Mrs. J. G. Newman; Girls Wear, Mrs. A.

A. Hovey; Infants Wear, Mrs. J. R. O'Donnell; Household goods, Mrs.

Jos. Garratano; Shoes, hats and purses, Mrs. Wm. E. Mudlets; Jewelry and Notions, Mrs.

Harvey A. Lilga; Toys and books, Mrs. Kathleen Keen; Linens, Mrs. Borden J. Smith; Furniture, Mrs.

A. F. Rohauer and Mrs. J. K.

Bailie; Coffee Bar, Mrs. Raymond C. Klas; Cashiers, Mrs. Roger D. Rogers and Mrs.

Wm. E. Kudlets. Flea market set The Fifth Annual Jaycees Flea Market has been set for Saturday. October from 9 a.m.

to 4 p.m. at the American Legion Post, Rt. 62, Eden. Refreshments and lunch will be available. The event is sponsored by the Eden Jayncees.

For table reservations, call 992-9339 or 649-5957..