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1 1 i a I it i i Thursday August 25 1955 Buffalo Evening News Section III 45 200 Employes Juilding Code Job LfVEY Oe Mvtriitiig i io Toronto Stocks NEW BUILDING Sroadway illmore Section by CO Runaid Rierucf James INSULATING MACHINE OPERATORS BONDS OVER COUNTER Investment Trusts WHY PAY 20 Gprti rad CAL Rive MORE Ann Rfrtdt LEESON Wjn Buyer OLDSMOBILE 23 PINE Phom EA 328 LAST AIRORA was MANUACTURING MANAGER wool Jmr Ilea Dhn Diane was NEWS OICE BOX A 64 Der ember March larriman Passes Upocal Democrats for SERIOUS SHORTAGE BLOOD BRINGS SPECIAL SCHEDULE Larry Donna EDERAL GAMBLING TAX STAMPS ARE ISSUED TO OUR red Houdaille Hershey Plant Laying Off Attractive future assured for qualified Individual Send comprehensive resume in complete confidence to At the New York City line thn New York State Thruway con nects with the city's Major Dec Jan Expressway SIX CHILDREN DIE IN CLEVELAND IRE Barbecue in eeds 1000 Hourly in Lockport 4000 square feet Modern Offices One loor Plan Air Conditioned Ample Parkins All will divide DRUM Johnsburg VC JUNIOR BAND S20 Pekin JUNIOR DRUM CORPS 20 Corner NONIREMAN 820 Leo 2 'Cl Styie Chow at arm Home Day 4 Boy and Girl to Become Tonight Men 5 ft 6 in tall or over Apply Western Electric Co Inc Kenmore Ave and Vulcan Employment office open 8 A to 4:30 Monday thru riday Middling pot 345KNf7 up3 Nom Inal Daniel Lionel Wayne Hilibi Dorh 8 01 4 20 13 27 12 4' fl33j 78 SO 7 42 24 38 6 70 Well established manufacturer of industrial and air craft equipment requires qualified man to assume responsibility for all production maintainance and plant engineering activities Girls 5 ft fi in or over to operate insulating machines Apply Western Electric Co Inc Kenmore Ave and Vulcan Employment office open 8 A to 4:30 Monday thru riday Priest Has Job As Top Salesman HOUSTON Tex UP) ather Ralph Diefcnbach was at a lunch eon where each guest was asked to arise and give his name and job am a sales representative for the author of the 10 command ments" he said at his turn our $50 federal gambling tax stamps have been issued by the Internal Hi venue Service three to Rochester residents end one to a Dunkirk man All four stamps are renewal from last year Th were issued to Anthony Szukala 42 Middle Rd Dunkirk Juilus Ginsherg and Philip Infan tine both of 256 North Clinton Ave Rochester and Robert 1ji Palm 42 Brocton St Rochester ederal law requires all per sons who take wagers to first pur chase a $50 gambling fax stamp good for one year and also to pay a 10 tax on all bets The stamps are issued beginning July 1 and expire on June 30 Last fiscal year a total of nine stamps had been Issued in the 14 county In ternal Revenue District INSULATING MACHINE OPERATORS WE TRADE OR LESC tti SEARS methoos BOOST rova sales wwwol odvrt oQwsey Ox prawdeM kcxs MercnonO'M Manage ywn vMolua deniers aeat trade paper and mask composgai that setf! Keith Harber Nrhan Woodworth Jame I Minimum 15 experience in precision manufac taring with 5 years at plant manager level or equiva lent Age 40 50 Western New York location iy (A Prhm North Prayer Pageant to Be In Churches If It Rains Should Inclement weather oc cur the evening of Oct 11 when the third annual Pageant ol Prayer to Our Lady is achcdulcd for Civic Stadium special serv ices will be conducted in several "Pageant churches" throughout the area the Diocesan Union of Holy Name Societies the spon sor announced Wednesday Ono church will be so desig nated in each Holy Name district snd the special services to be conducted therein will approxi mate as much as possible the proposed outdoor pageant pro gram "Pageant and the parishes assigned to each will be announced later CLEVELAND Aug 25 W5 Six children died Wednesday in a fire in a tenement house in the crowded East Side The victims were William Murphy Jr 6 Ve ronica Murphy 5 I arry Murphy 4 Ronald Cottrell 2 Lever Grove and Grove 9 weeks he cause of the blare was not known ireman Eugene Geyton said he put a ladder up to the porch roof of the two story brick veneer house and "could see the kids all on a bed in the front bedroom wtucn full of flames" knew they were goners" ho said "They put the hose on mo and 1 went in and picked up the bodies" BANK ROBBER GETS 25 YEAR SENTENCE CLEVELAND Aug 25 Rank robber Louis Teller was sen tenced to 25 years in a federal penitentiary today when he plead ed guilty to the $23000 holdup of a west side branch of the Cleveland Trust Co Jan 14 Teller's teen age sweetheart fori Jac Ilitenour also pleaded guilty but her sentencing was delayed pending a report from authorities in Virginia where she formerly Jived Teller 2a captured in Detroit July 8 acing a serious shortage of blood because of the cancellation of three Bloodmobile operations the Red Cross Wednesday an nounced a special schedule of Blood Center hours for the next week The Center at 786 Delaware Ave remained open from 10 until 4 o'clock today instead of until 1 On Tuesday and Wed nesday it will be open irom 2 until 8 Next Thursday will be a "Labor Day special" and the Red Cross is appealing to organ ized labor to lend Its support The Center will be open for con tributions from 2 until 6 The Kenmore plant of the Bell Aircraft Corporation canceled two operations Wednesday and one today because of an insuf ficient number of donors to make them worthwhile The three Bloodmobile visits had been ex pected to yield 300 pints of blood The Red Cross also disclosed to day that a total cf $871 has been received from 48 persons for the relief of flood victims in Pennsyl vania and the New England States The emergency appeal for funds is continuing an 27M nos 17 32 21 44 13 13 12 37 15 44 29 16 ISM 9 12 34 13 31 10 40 3 01 23 47 20 33 7 23 13 12 4 28 IS 35 nan 7504 1231 1383 072 15 10 04 1041 3S 42 21 20 13 17 7 41 934 3401 30 05 21 37 10 4 7 Ol 59 4 14 42 is a ions 8150 a m43 as 97 8U EENDERSON DEVELOPMENT A 6848 looo business cards $595 Raised 1 Week Servce BISON CITY STATIONERS 439 ELLICOTT ST MO 7969 lf lt ued in an off lee we have CAREY IS SILENT ON USA CIO PLEA Buffalo Evening News Bureau WASHINGTON Aug 25 President James Carey of the in ternational Union of Electrical Workers (CIO) declined comment Wednesday on a protest from Buf falo that an IUE international rep resentative is interfering in the current vice presidential election campaign of the United Steel workers of America (CIO) An aide to the 1UE president told The News Mr Carey would have nothing to say about a tele gram he received last week from President rank Gombos of Local 2601 United Steelworkers object ing to "unwarranted by James Miller president of the Greater Buffalo Industrial Union Council in the Steelwork ers' internal affairs Mr Miller is an 1UE international representa tive on a part time basis The president of Local 2601 which represents 3800 Bethlehem Steel workers in Lackawanna charged Mr Miller with actively opposing the vice presidential candidacy of Joseph Molony of Buffalo state director of the Union Mr Gombos also wired protests to CIO Presi dent Walter Reuther and USA CIO David McDonald tics He will be in charge of the administration and supervision of Naval aviation contracts being filled at the Cor nell Aeronautical Laboratorv Bell Aircraft Corpora non ana the P'zx Com Cote Commander Cote succeeds Commander rank Bolles who has been trans ferred to Morton Pa as the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics represent ative Commander Cote has been head of the engine research and development branch of Bureau of Power plant Divi sion in Washington HANNA DEMANDS IRING MOSES AS NYS PARK HEAD UTICA Aug 25 (UP) Ed ward A Hanna Central New York State park commissioner Wednes day asked Gov Harriman to insti tute removal proceedings against Robert Moses chairman of the New York State Park Commis sion Mr Hanna continuing his run ning battle with the commission over an investigation of what he called "irregularities" in the op eration of the parks system also demanded that the governor un dertake "reorganization of our entire parks system as to policy management and control He told I be governor that Mr Moses "had planned and maneu vered to squelch an investiga and that he had in carrying out an executive man date to investigate his (Mr Hanna') charge of irregularities in the ubllc parks of the state By JACK MEDDO Buffalo and Erie County Demo crats looking longingly at the $15400 a year job on the State Building Code Commission since the term of former County Attor ney Ralph A Lehr expired June 30 had to swallow their disap pointment 'Wednesday Despite strong efforts by Demo cratic leaders here to maintain Buffalo's representation on the fie member commission "ov Harriman has given the job for which a number of Idbal Demo crats were eager candidates to former Lieut Gov Will: 1 Bray of Utica According to sources here and elsewhere in position to know going on behind the scenes Mr Bray aspired to a Pub lic Service Commission post that was available a few months ago Balch Got Job Richard Balch of Utica who at the time was Democratic state chairman went to bat for his fel low townsman He called on Gov Harriman personally to name Mr Bray to the Public Service Com mi Jon on which he had served a decade ago But Gov Harriman offered no encouragement saying in effect: take him Dick but I'll take And Mr Balch shortly afterward became a Public Serv ice Commission member and re signed the state chairmanship The desire to of Mr Bray however continued and when the State Building Code Commission opening came along Buffalo was bypassed in favor oi Utica Through Mr Lehr Buffalo had been represented on this impor tant five member commission since its creation in 1949 when former Gov Dewey appointed him to a six year term Was State Chairman Mr Lehr before becoming county attorney Jan 1 1943 served as North District council man and 19th Ward supervisor Mr Bray who will be 66 in less than a month was prominent in Democratic state politics a quarter of a century ago serving as state chairman and managing the 1928 gubernatorial campaign of ranklin Roosevelt and the New York State presidential campaign ot Alfred Smith In 1932 Mr Bray was elected lieutenant governor and served three two year terms until nubd off the ticket in 1938 by Gov Herbert II Lehman in favor of the latter's counsel Charles Poktti In 1942 Gov Lehman "made for this by appointing Mr Bray to an unexpired term on the Public Service Commission for which Buffalo Democrats had 1 been pushing former Mayor Thomas Holllng Mr Bray' i term expired eb 1 1945 NAVY ASSIGNS COTE TO AVIATION POST The Navy has assigned Commander Oliver Cote to the Buffalo area as area repre sentative or Bu a 1ST 422 HMl 12 23 Mn 12AV 18 02' 2170 1101 11 44' 1707! 2718 15 40 fl 181 11221 1 123 a 49i 2851 2101 1 19 25 6981 13 301 15 IO! 12631 fill 79' ilson: David Schultz white David uly er Bob wills 18 Jerry Tlanney Sidney Lucas 11 Kaniomville Joseph Stuart Wayne PLATING SALESMEN WANTED by local manufacturing plant with high production automatic metal and chrome plating facilities Must be experienced in celling to metal manufacturing Industry Give full details in confidence hen replying BOX A 32 NT ()H( SPOT RUBBER NEW YORK Aug 24No 1 ribbed jmoked sheets 4flUN the new Mr Hague acting vice president represents the present inter national administration of the USA CIO headed by President David McDonald "Our decision to support Mr Hague was motivated mainly by the unwarranted and unjustified attack on his ability" said Mr Steel in a statement other candidate Joseph Molony and his paid organizers have by word of mouth and state ments in the press suggested that Howard Hague was a mere office boy or clerk in the Steel national office After due inquiry our committee found this statement to be totally un true and on the other hand dis covered that Mr service to the Union since 1936 the year of its inception had been grossly and maliciously misrepresented Held Many Positions activities of Mr Hague in behalf of his union are many and varied he is a product of the basic steel industry having been employed by Jones Loughlin and the Wheeling Steel Corpora tion We have compared this record against Joseph Molony's 22 days of total employment with the Republic Steel Corporation in South Mr Steel declaring that Mr Hague has held numerous im portant positions within the USA CIO said his group is in touch with other pro Hague groups within District 4 which is the ixevv York btatc area headed Mr Molony as director Molony Challenges Hague to a Debate State Director Joseph Molony of the United Steelworkers of America (CIO) Wednesday chal lenged his opponent for the US CIO's international vice presi dency Howard II Hague of Pitts burgh to debate with him here or in Pittsburgh the issues of their campaign Mr Molony sent Mr Hague the following wire: "This is to extend to you a most cordial invitation to visit New York State during the course of the campaign for the vice presidency of our union A meet ing of the membership will be arranged to suit your conveni ence thus giving you and I an opportunity to submit our re spective records of service with the union and to bate tho is sues of the campaign "If unfortunately you will not find ft convenient to visit us then I will be honored to visit your home city Pittsburgh and there debate personally with you the issues in which our member ship is most interested I await your acceptance of this invita tion" To date 135 USA CIO locals within New York State have nomi nated Mr Molony for the vice presidency No local in the slate has nominated Mr Hague By PAUL MacCLENNAN Btbalo Eteolng Stafl Reporter LOCKPORT Aug The 4 II boy and girl who have contributed the most to make the Junior air successful during the Ni agara County arm and Home Days will be crowned king and queen of tho event tonight take home trophies symbolic of the honor donated by the Kiwanis Club of North Ni agara alls Basis of selection includes their exhibits and their participation Statistics fall short of telling the whole story of the way these folks put on a barbecue but they help convey the size of the un dertaking They roll in two tons of char coal and build a pit 160 feet long Then they order about 5000 IV pound half broilers 450 dozen ears of corn picked the same morning a truckload of potato chips 150 gallons of coffee and botlcsof white and choco late milk Serve 1000 an Hour They also serve 5000 8 ounce cups of ice cream On top of the broilers they put about 80 gallons of barbecue sauce con sisting of oil vinegar salt pep per and poultry seasoning The smell drifting across the grounds Wednesday night drew 4800 hungry before full after people At the peak they served 1000 people an hour through two style chow lines" Modestly they call it the "biggest county barl cuc in the state" Things draw to a close tonight with a beef barbecue a style show and an auction of 4 11 produce A Dickerson County arm Bureau agent said that opening day attendance of 3000 just tripled that of a year ago Thousands who flocked to the grounds also took the opportunity to pay their first visit to the remodeled $77 000 arm and Home Center that a year ago was a cattle barn on this site considered the state's most modern 10000 See Parade ifteen hundred Niagara County firemen auxiliary members and bandsmen many of them fresh from the recent county wide Civil Defense test poured into this fes tive site Wednesday night follow ing a half hour parade witnessed by about 10000 persons ire Chief John Heuer of Berg holtz was parade marshall The Niagara County Volunteer ireman's Association re ceived $50 for its participation The winners arc MOST MEN IN 1st San born Volunteer ire Company 2d 220 Wrights Corners VC HEST APPLAR1NG COMPANY st 235 Miller Ho Company Newfane 2d 220 Lewiblon Number 2 BEST 220 WrighU Cor ners VC BEST $20 Adams Hose Company Nashville nr? i 220 St 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LL Youngs inwnj Garr Platt 12a Mary Kerwin Jsmea WandUf Ronald ILemer Diane Haul Joyro Bonnett Barbara Ganshaw Cheater Cttkaj Maxine AveteH marv Brown Ceeelt CfeksJ John Niehl Ri' kev orti Sndra Wirth David Payne Daniel rsrquharson 10 The Houdaille Hershey Corpo ration is cutting back employ ment at its big plant at 537 East Delavan Ave A company spokesman said 200 of the 1300 employes are being laid off The employes be ing laid off he added are in the Automotive Division and the lay offs are "due to a lack of orders" Shock absorbers arc the princi pal products of the Automotive Division Layoffs he said affect head" employes as well as "direct A "layoff list" showed that ten employes were idled Wednesday and 40 will be laid off today Others will be laid off tomorrow The management of Houdaille Hershey recently has been taken over by Ralph Pep of Buffalo and the corporate headquarters moved from Detroit to Buffalo The Houdaille plant on East Delavan has an Aviation Division as well as an Automotive Division operation However Mr Teo re cently noted in his report cover ing the first half of 1955 that the "progress of the en tire Aviation Division has been particularly The back log of the Aviation Division has increased materially in spite of a higher rale of production he said Area Group ormed Support Hague Race With Molony A Buffalo area rank and file committee of members of the United Steelworkers of America (CIO) has been formed to support Howard 11 Hague of Pittsburgh in his battle with Joseph Mo lony of Buffalo for the interna tional vice presidency of the USA CIO ormation of the committee was announced Wednesday by its chairman James Steel a griev ance committeeman in Local 1060 at the Town of Tonawanda plant of the Wickwire Spencer Steel Division Colorado uel Iron Corporation Mr Steel said other officers of the committee are: Co chairman James (Scottie) Jackson Local 2601 Bethlehem Steel recording secretary Brownie Jarriot Local 2604 Bethlehem Steel publicity agent Martin Barry Local 1183 Williams Co Executive members Ed Hardi son Local 1199 Bond plant of the American Radiator Standard Sanitary Corporation Howard Nelles Ray Braun John McCor mack and Nick Knczevich all of Local 1060 John Kerr Local 2604 and Charles Weinheimer Local tibui Cite Attacks on Hague Steelworkers throughout and Canada will elect a vice president Oct 25 Star while blua David whH David Blue Virginia Migrum3 Lewi Walker red Michael Liierki 6 white Michael Llileckf Hlue Virginia Magrum (3 red Virginia Magrum Red Robeil Smith 12 RD 2 Gaport Mary Ann STRAWBERRY PLANTS Blue Tatrl cia William: Sally Kopp: John Gold thorp fl Wilton: David Seara Margaret Tower 14 Youngktow John CoateL lo red Helen Lester 10 Rantonnille Mhlte Ann Korff 13 Lewistun Warrant Chapman 15 Gasport ield Crop BARLEY Hlue Wayne Chapman rancis Mahar (2) Warren Chapman (URN Blue rederick Atwater Warren Chapman Alan Hiatt Wally Coatea Blue Richard Robinson Nor man Human rancis Mahar Alan Rleti3 Jaek 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Stephen Woodworth Ronald Rudnick (2) Linda Hudson Maxine Averell Petnr Buh (2 Dottie Hudson Norman Riemer Ronald Riemer (2) Joye Bonnett Donna Ker win red Eugene SchulU Janies lb ring Richard Watson white Robert Smith David Riemer Ronald Wills Dick ampbell SUMMER SQUASH Other Blue William Engert DARK GREEN SQUAflH Blue Jame Johnson: Walter 12 San born Clarissa Hechke Ranald LeSuer David Hill Paul Hill Barrv Main Larry Main Virginia Magrum Mark Hill Ann Seefeldt Eugene Schultz Elizabeth lire defeld Sandra Wirth red Norecn Mudge Lev Main WINTER SQUASH Any variety Blue Clarissa Heschke (2b Eugene Schitld (2 Barbara Ganshaw James Wendler Peter Bush 2) Norman Rie mer Ronald Rudmck (2) Lawrence Buchholz Sanford Lander Nelson Schultz Morris Landers Stephen Wood worth red Ronald Riemer Lgwrenca Burhhnh CORN Blue Ronald Rud nick Robert Cain Lvvf Howell Jr 14 Lcwistoif: Joseph Wik Dick Campbell Sandra Wirth Sears Donna Ker win Billy Lucas David Deahn: David Mos 12 Dickersonvllle Peter Bush David Parker Richard A Hunt Ronald Lesuer John Renouf Lionel Tremblay Jr Norman Human John Goldlhorp Red Cletr Czvkaj Quintin Su bv Lucinda Miller Rosemary Brown Ann Seefeldt Stephen David Schultz Marv Kerwin James Wen dler David Deahn W'eion Miller Nancy Bloomgren I'eler Bush Howard Walke while Doris Miller Ronald Rudnick CD Clarinda Miller endell Silsby Richard Robinson Chester Crckaj Ronald Ria mar Robert Smith James loll David Sears Woodworth Ray Lewi TOMATOi Green Blue Norman Human Dottie Hudson Euena Schultz Ronald Rudnick 2) Jovcc Bonnett Bar bara Ganshaw David Ractz Richard A Hunt Jcrrv Ranney Rosemary Brown Linda Hudson red Justin Genier 8 RD Lockport Darwin Slender Ronald Rudnick Charlr uch Norma Chaplin John Nichol Bush James Wendler Ronald JvSuer Barry Main Lea and Larry Main Sandra irth David lueriu 2h Richard Platt white John Renmif Carols Rowland Emery A Richardton David Payne Ronald Riemer Sidney Jeffery Eugcna Schultz David Sear Stephen Wood worth Masint vvrell (2) Nancy Bloom gren Thoma aery Ray Lewi David rtiiahzth llredefeld Joanne ed der Eugene Hoyer Wayne Boyer Ann Tower 1UMATOES nip Blue Vlrlnl Magrum Norman Human Gary WalL Cecelia Czekaj Rosemary Brown Nancy Atwater Darwin Stender David Riemer Sandra Wirth Nancy Bloomgren Ralph wild Hickey Ortiz Gary Platt Chester Czekaj Joyce Bonnett Michael Sdsby Marc Sihby Jnvre Bonnett Eugene Schultz (3) Richard A Hunt Rosemary Brown white trquharson Nelson Schulte Tremblay Jr Jame Wendler Boyer Maxine Ater ell Quintin Briik David Pavnr Miller red Butz Miller Justin Genier Wendell Sllsby Jame Johnaon Lucinda Miller Joseph Wik WATERMELON Blue Trudy Rmk Irin 2i Roger Gurki 12 Wilsun: Lionel Trtmbav Jr Scars William ngrrt Joseph Kerwin juov scnuiu Srhulii si bring bsndr Wirth Norman Chap lin Ronald Rudnick Jack Dempsey Jame Sears David Scar Robert Smith Ronald LrSucr Sanford Lander Lawrence Hurhhnh: red Cecelia Cekaj Isabelle Reid 12 Newfane Richard Me Umber 12 RD 2 Gaput Ronald Rie mer lir RKheleun 10 Gasport Blue Joseph Ker win Ronald Riemer (2h Sandra Wirth Norma Chiplln Hay Mlddaugh Chea ter Czckal Jam Wendler Crs Haschke Charlt It uih Ronald Le Suer (2L Mary Kerwin 2 Donna Kerwin Eugene Hoyer (2 Peter Bush David Deahn Marr Sllsby Wavne Hoyer red Virginia Msgrum Carolyn Rowland Norman Human Ronald Riemer while Chaile uh REST BEST Dolan Post 410 American Legion Lock port BEST NONtREMAN DRUM CORPS $20 Scarlet Lanuer Ranaomville Wini Ayrshire Calf A 19 year old youth who has been in 4 work 12 years was judged the Outstanding 4 11 Dairy man of 1955 He is David Mahar son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Mahar of Gasport and a member of the Chapman Hoad Chipmunks He won a purebred Ayrshire calf donated by Brenda Witkop of Wilson another 4 member and sister of Niagara County Peach Queen Judy Ann Witkop Other winners In dairy judging are: GIBSON' SHOW HALTKH flvfn to 4 member under 12 for doing hrxt job of fitting and Lyndon Dysmger RD 2 Gasnort but given to Ronald Klumpp Newfane bcaue Dyiinger won award in 1954 GALL CAL to 4 exhibitor under 12 who dne bert jnb of managing dalry Bruce Drvrreaus Appleton ARTIICIAL BREEDERS ASSOCIA TION AWARD for best rliDtiany bred 1st 120 Gary Klumpp Appia lon 2d S13 Ronald Klumpp: 3d 310 Jack Klumpp Newfane 4th 55 Thoma Devereaux Appleton Sth Dudley Walker Middleport KIWANIS HHOW HALTER Gary Klumpp GRAND CHAMPION Gan Klumpp RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION Ronald Klumpp BEST COMBINATION TYPE 1L Thoma Deveraux 2nd Judith Dyrlnger RD 2 Gaxport 3rd Lyndon Dyiingeri 4lh David Rohinon Barkar BEST GROUP THREE 11 Gary Klumpp 2nd Diana Schiader Newfane 3rd bavid Mahar NIAGARA COUNTY MILK PRODUC ERS COOPERATIVE 75 AWARD Divided among exhibitors of 11 animals receiving biua rlbbon ratings Ayrihlr SENIOR HEH ER CAL Rad David Mhar SENIOR YEARLING HEIER Blu David Mahar red enda Wilkop RESHENED ANIMALS Blue David Manar Bill Manar David Mahar 2) Irawn JUNIOR HEISER Richard Robinaom Gry Klumpp whit Wcndall 12 RD 2 Gaeport SENIOR HEIER CAL Blut Gary Klumpp JUNIOR YEARLING HEDER Blue Garv Klumpp 6LNTOR YEARLING HEIER Rad David Robinion WIEN ED ANIMALS Whit Richard Robmaon Ouarntey SENIOR HEIER CAL Blue Jame Wendler 14 white rederick Atwater 17 Barker Keith Rhodes JUNIOR 1IEIER CAL? Blue Bar bara Moorhead 13 Wlhon Kenneth Deahn 20 RD 5 Loekport red David Parker 13 flaxport JoAhr Dii IL RaniomviUe SENIOR HIEH CAL Blue Jack Klumpp Kenneth Deahn Mariana Miriki II WlUun: Runaid Klumpp red Terry Luckman 15 Gasport David Drhn Thoma Devereaux white Judith end Lynden Dyalngeri Judy wn son 12 RD 4 Imkpnrt Brenda Wit kop rederick Atwater Garv Nichols 12 (Mspnrt Dudley Walker Don Pyskaty 16 RD 1 lockporL JUNIOR YEARLING HEIER Blue Brurg Devrraux: Hill Chapman: red Jame Mahar Bill Nichol Marlint Marek SENIOR YEARLING HEIER Blue Richard Hoblnnn Dudley Walker red Ann Tower 14 Youngsiowm Joan McCollum 14 Gasport Paul Kennedy 17 Appleton Orville Jong 11 Niagara ails Marvin Duhn IS BD 5 Lock port HEIER TWO YEARfl Red Rl Mahar rederick Atwater Lyndon Dyiinten Marvin Deahn RESHENED ANIMALS Red Gary Walker David Deahn Kenneth neahni wniie Acnncm $snn MILKlSO SltOHTHOn 8Iu Bhrdr pun Shrdr Bt VNIIEH ONE YEAR Hn Tk Top Honor Young Mike Hen of William ville nding Pancho took top honor in two of the three 4 Ji eluie here in the horse how Kenny Spark of Middleport won the other dess nd look a second place Winner in the vartou event In order ot winning as listed by 7 Newfnti Sd Lell Jenks 28 Barker 3d Jim Strong 20 Barker Junior oJH Gry McCollum 18 Middleport Brkeri nd 3d ni saier Hrst place paid M3 second third 65 Other junior fair winners are: Woodworkin Mchnlc (dditlonl eritri not luted Wednedv) lXb Blue WUlim Ken Ullon' JnW' Alt 12 Apple GARDEN ROW MARKER Blua Nor mn Riemer 14 HD 2 Gtpnrt white Birney llelnher Illi ente Rd KITCHEN CUTTING BOARD Blue Jek Demprey 12 GMrt Jlvmond Sexmn It Ranhnrni Richard Johneon 10 (unborn Robert Vickery 1 RD 6 Lockport red Mv Shrpteen 10 Middleport Pul Beecher 15 Slender 11 Sanhorn David Gaaport Douai Brick 13 RD 2 Lockport Weston Millar 12 banborn: Don Loveless 14 RD 2 Lock port white Tom Colburn Sanburn LAW Hlue Aln Retl 13 Mnborn Matthew Cotcllo It 12 Gaport Honald Rudnick 13 Gport red Maya Sharpiteen Lowell Sil by BD 2 Gasport: Ray Middauih 13 RD nrk port while trrol Zuch 11 banborn Hank Beecher 1 Sanborn: Paul Beecher 121 Michael Lieleekl 11 a sport Sul atne Atwater 18 Barker: Rojcr Melanrt 13 Appleton Gary btevent 12 RD 2 Akron NAH A TOOL BOX Blue John Cnnlter IL RD 2 Gasnort Wavne Pulver 11 Gipnrt red Karen Hialv 10 HI) 2 banborn: Gary Nichols 12 Gasport Divid Pierre i RD 5 Lock port Jam Kirkpatrick 10 BD 4 ock port Blue Roier Meland: John Richelsnn 13 Gasport red John Cotello: Lloyd Short IS RD 1 Ga port David Robinson 14 Barker: Iton Id Alt 13 Appleton white jme Alt POULTRY CATC HING HOOK Rod Quentin bilsby 0 Gasport STANDARD 4 11 SIGN Blue Sharon Brunnlng 16 Middleport Elaine liar rincton 0 Sanborn red Mihael Iiaiecki: nn Bruning 17 Middleport: Mary Harrington JJ banborn Bob erl Vickery 10 BD 8 Lockport Roland Roger (I RD 8 Lockport White James Monthonv 0 Gasport: Robert Cain 13 Gasport: Hank Beeckeri Tommy Carstie 0 Sanborn: Robert Barner 13 Sanborn: Tommy Tyler 11 Sanborn: Paul Beecher: Richard John on 10 Sanborn: Qutnten Sllaby Wen dell Silshv 12 Gasnort: Tom Colbi rn: Charles it ucha 13 RD I Iorkpnrti Douglaa Brick: Jack Sokolofsky II HD 1 North Tonawanda: bandra Cunning ham Peter Dirkeraon HD 4 Lot port Alex Graham 13 HD 4 Lotkport: Lowell il Sllsby 14 Gasport SP3TAL 4 II Red Joe Keiler 13 Gaaport: Terry Lurkman 13 Gaa port David Bohtnaon 14 Barker: ui Deereaua 12 Appleton Ronald Hesehke Ronald LrSuer white the (our Bennetts: Weaton Miller 12 Sanborn: Jon Nelson Id RD 4 6 Red David Lbveleai IO HI: 2 Larkport TH LU Red Gregg D'Aurora 13 Lo kport UTILITY Blue Norman Hu man 17 Sanborn rad Howard walke 17 Sanborn WINDOW BOX Red Richard Brutel 13 RD a Lockport WINDOW Hlue Mava Sharp teen: Ann and Sharon Bruning red Tommy Car) sir Tommy Tyler Joe Keller David Schults Michael Lisiecki Warren Martin Boland Roger white Dennie Bowler IL Gasport: Jack Demp aey: Url Pechuman Gaaport Robert bthimaehack Sanborn SHOE RACK Blue red relh 13 RD 3 loekport: red Wayne Rover Ronnie Slot kwell 18 RD 8 Lockport Richard PreUch 14 BD 3 lockport Eugene Boyer 12 RD 2 Lockport Joseph Stuart IL RD 3 loekport Rich ard Walaon Richard Robinson BROOM Blue Richard Beu tell red Earl Pochuman Blue Wayne Pulver Gregg D'Aurora 3) Don Loveless: Gerald Adams 13 RD 3 Loekport: David Pierre 13 RD 3 Lockport Susanne 1 Theresa Costello 14 Gaaport3 Robert Cun Norman Human Hob ri Barney 13 Sanborn Ted Varney Bruce Devereaux Wayre hapman 17 Gaaport David Welnbere: Howard Walk Gu David Mahar James Monthonv Wendell bilsby Jack ahey 12 Bit I Appleton Michael bisbyi Konaid blotk well Bed Lynn D'ebisld 18 RD 2 North Tonawanda: Richard leeutel Bl hard Watson Hay Mlddaugh 13 Imkporu Ranald Rudnick Ted smith it Gaa port Nancy Atwater 14 Barker Ksieu Healy Mary HarrmgluO Matthew Coatedlr) red Pretach Wayne Boyer Eugene Borer Norman Hlemer Hay mond tritmin Richard Johnaon Dar win Stender 3i John WeMler Ma rie bdeby 3 Gasport Larry Lechner 12 HU 2 Idokpurt (2) While Wayne Buyer Richard Preiash Barney Weinberg! 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