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Meoraanale - Deputies. Probe Perso “3's House Fire a surgical patient at Lockport In Elba Area ELBA - Sheriff's deputies are investigating a fire that Memorial Hospital, Rm. 180. EUCHRE LEA’GUE destroyed a vacant house and a In Monday night's Euchre | parn on the Edgerton Rd. in the players defeated the Vets 39-31, while the Moose defeated the Turtles 39-81. Next week finds the Moose at Vet's Club and Sacred Heart at the Turtle Club. BUTTS-CLARK POST 204 Town of Elba late Monday. The blaze was discovered at 9:55 p.m. in buildings owned by Charles Torray, who lives on a nearby farm, also on the Edgerton Rd. Volunteers from iba, Byron, South Byron and the Town of Batavia fought the flames. Regt meeting of Butts- Deputies said the two Clark Post 204, American Le- structures were large, frame buildings. The 30x75 house had been used to house migrant farm laborers, but had been vacant for some time. The 60x340 foot barn contained about 100 tons of squash, they reported. 7 No estimate has been made of the loss. The cause is un- determined, but sheriff's in- gion, will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Moose Lodge. LADIES AUX. POST If;1 Regular meeting of ies Auxiliary, Post 1483, will be held at the V.F.W. Thursday at 7:30 p'm' - t vestigators are waiting for the Sugar - Creamers remains of me “ambit; ego] . to permit them to c or Lead Crystal possible arson,. da E SH BON | The fires came only the day ENGLISH E CHINA after fire destroyed four farms ‘ MILK GLASS | on the Shukneckt Brothers farm | ~- on the Snyder Rd., about three A * amr, [| miles northeast of the Torray Thfi G\ ShOP farm. Investigators also are Rich's Plaza - Maple Ridge | - seeking the cause of that fire which destroyed buildings and contents valued at between $25,000 and $30,000. S&H Grgen Stamps Bane Is Winner LYNDONVILLE - George Bane, Republican, incumbent supervisor who was named by the Town Board following the resignation of Everett Johnson, Democrat, several weeks ago, following the designation of Johnson to the post of county highway superintendent, won easily over his Democratic op- ponent, Angelo Ricci, in yesterday's election. Bane polled a total of 708 votes in the two townships to 249 cast for Ricci. In District No. 1 Bane had 336 votes to Ricci's 115 and in District 2 Bane polled 372 to 134 cast for Ricci. This marks the first time in nearly a decade that the town has been represented on the county board of supervisors by a Republican as Johnson was elected supervisor in 1963 and has served continuously since Jan. 1, 1964 as supervisor. Bane, who has been an in- dependent contractor for the greater part of his life is em- ployed by Crosby-Whipple Oil Corp. and has been in Medina at their Maple Ridge station. OPEN HOUSE _ In observance of the 50th wed- ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alien, 49 Maple Ave., Lyndonville, an open house will be held at their home Sun- - day, Nov. 12, from 2-5 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Oli- ver of 11053 Maple Ridge Rd. announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Norma Jean, to Brian Foster Jacket sales. Jean sale. 15% off all girls jackets. Reg. 10.00 to 17.00 Get to Penneys now. The tempera- ture may drop lower, the prices won't. Pick from nylon ski jackets, blazer looks or washable acrylic piles. Lots of colors for sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Not every style in every size. So hurry. | It pays to shop at Penneys. Save 15% on women's jackets. Reg. $28 to $35 Furry acrylic piles that range from smooth to shaggy; wool meltons. Hoods, scraves, brass trims; colors from heathery solids to taxicab plaids. All this and more. For - juniors and misses. 15% off! Jeans for juniors and misses. Reg. 5:00 to 8:50 Our entire stock - of jeans. Basic western-looks and fashion-styles in brushed , or plain cotton denim or cotton,polyester blends. In navy, and lots of other colors. Sale prices effective thru Saturday., L | . ; ' 10> h . -+ (| -__- -__-. JCPenney We know what you're looking for. __OPBN-DARLY TiL 5:30 __ THURSDAY-FRIDAY 9:00-9:00 _ USE YOUR CONVENIENT PENNEY CHARGE Norma Jean Oliver of 2738 Main St., Newfane. Mr. Foster is the son of Mrs. Edward Schultz, Ridge Rd., Johnson Creek and David Foster of 1303 West Ave., Medina. Miss Oliver is a 1968 grad- uate of Medina High School and graduated in April of this year from Western Mi- chigan University, Kalama-© zoo, Mich. He fiance attend- ed Medina High School and is employed by Lockport Automotive in Lockport. __ A Jan. 6, 1973 wedding is planned. James E. Beyer, Medina Native, Dies in Ohio SERVICES were held in St. Peter's Episcopal Church in ' Akron, Ohio on Monday, Novem- ber 6th for James E. Beyer, 84, of 318 N. Firestone Blvd. in tha city. Mr. Beyer was one of the original members of this congre- gation. Burial was in Rose hil Cemetery. , Mr. Beyer, a native of Medina, was born Oct. 25, 1888 in the home on Park Ave. where his mother, Mary Greasart Beyer had spent practically all her life and which had been built in 1862 by her maternal grandfather, George R. B. S. Town, one of Medina's earliest settlers. Mr. Beyer was a graduate of Colgate University and a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, also of Coventry Lodge 665 F&A Ma- sons, Firestone Country Club, American Chemical Society and St. Peter's Episcopal Church and its vestry. He leaves his wife, Ethel; daughters, Mrs. G, Ione Friess, Akron, Mrs. Elizabeth Lord, Carrollton, Ohio and Mrs. Mar- garet Sollenberger of Grand Ra- pids, Mich.; a sister, Mrs. Ione Mann of Rochester, N.Y.; 11 grandchildren and one great- grandchild. His only son, Donald Beyer had died very suddenly over 15 years ago in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. Beyer was well known in his community. DIVORCE GRANTED Justice Charles J. Gaughn in I Supreme Court, Buffalo on Oc- tober 2 granted a divorce to Jean Peters, Blair Road, Medina from Henry J. Peters Jr. on the | grounds of adultery. BRIDAL SHOPPE Brides - Bridesmaids Mothers of the Bride Formals Everything fer the Bride and Her Entire Bridal Party For The Wedding of Your Dreams Bridals - Formals - After Fives Two Miles North of Rt. 104 on Rt. 98 ~ 2007 Ook Orchard Road Hours: Monday thru Friday 10 a.m.-7 p.m. 7 p.m.«9 p.m. by oppointment Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mickey Ann Temaselli Dolores Marie Read .............................. I'M/HUI! ~ Dies, Teacher At Oak Orchard Miss Patricia A. Rankin, 42, of the North Towne Apartments, died suddenly Tuesday while at work at the Oak Orchard Elementary School. Acting Supt. of Schools Thomas Schirmer today called the sudden death of Miss Rankin \a tragic loss of a highly respected and dedicated teacher who was very good with children alga a valuable member of our s .” Miss Rankin collapsed around 3:2 yesterday afternoon in her fifth grade room at Oak Orchard School, just after dismissal of students, and while she was in an informal conference with the school's principal, Philip Distefano. He had brought her news that she would be recommended for tenure at this year's end. Miss Rankin complained of feeling faint and collapsed, it was reported. Firemen were com- mended for quick response, by school officials, and Dr. Con- ception Singson and an inhalation team from Medina Memorial Hospital arrived. Revival work continued for an hour without success. Miss Rankin graduated from MHS in 1948, first taught a year at Akron Central, then from Sept. 1953 to 1969 in first grade in Medina, starting at Ensign. After the death of her mother she taught one year at Canandaigua, then returned here. She has been in her 19th year with the local school district. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 21, 1930, her parents were the late John and Olive Caple Rankin. She was a graduate of Brock- port State Teachers College, Brockport and had taught in the Medina Schools all but one year in Canandaigua, N.Y. She is survived by one aunt, Mrs. Charles (Theodora) Moore of Canandaigua and several cousins. There will be no calling hours and a private funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Barnes-Tuttle Funeral Home, 226 Pearl it, with burial in the Memorials may be nade in her name of the donors choice. Mrs. VanderLaan Deceased, Native Of Holland Mrs. Jacobje VanderLann, 76, of Town Line Rd., Albion, died suddenly at her home Tuesday. Born in Slaciterew, Holland, March 29, 1896, she came to the Albion area in 1922 from Holland and had lived in Orleans County since. She was a member of the Barre Grange. Her husband Haaije VanderLaan, died Sept. 27, 1970. Surviving are two sons, Edzo : WanderWoude of Maple Ridge, Millville and John Henry Van- derWoude of the Town of Barre; 10 grandchildren. Friends may call (25, 7-9) at the Barnes-Tuttle Funeral Home, 22% Pearl St., where funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Howard Gabriel of the Millville Methodist Church will officiate with burial in the Millville Cemetery. H. Fernberg > Dies at 85 < Services Held Funeral services were held ° yesterday for Herman J. Fern- ; berg,.85, at St, Peter and Paul $ Church, Williamsville. Mr. Fernberg died at St. } Francis Hospital Buffalo where ? he had been a patient for one } week. He had lived at the Holy ) Family Home, Williamsville for $ the past seven years. He is survived by a son, ° Herman A. Fernberg of 3810 S. }; Culyert Rd., } daughter, Mrs. Louis Lampka of $ Angola; 15 grandchildren and $ four great-grandchildren. $ Burial was in Mt. Calvary > Cemetery, Buffalo. Medina; TO:NITE THRU TUES. FEATURE 7:00 - 9:00 \LIZA MINNELLI IN 'CABARET -A STAR IS BORN! ~ Wasatna®_ one MEDINA JOURNAL-REGISTER 3 Miss Rankin _ Pasniks Mark __ '50th' at Mass Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pasnik, Hoffman Rd., observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a Mass of Thanksgiving andre- enactment of their marriage vows at Sacred Heart Church on Nov. 5. The Rev. Joseph Rydz officiated. They were married . Nov. 13, 1922. They also received the Papal Blessing. . Immediately following the cer- - emony, a reception was held at Walter Krause, 74, Succumbs To lliness MIDDLEPORT - Walter H. Krause, 74, of 5311 Royalton Center Rd., Royalton Center died Tuesday evening in Medina Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient for 15 days. - Mr. Krause was born April 18, 1898 in the Town of Royalton the son of Charles F. and Ida Raduns Krause. He was an associate member of Royalton Baptist Church and retired 14 years ago from Harrison Radiator Division of GMC, Lockport, where he had worked for 37 years. Survivors include his widow, Ada J. Leoschke Krause; two daughters, Mrs. Francis (Arlene) Winters of Middleport and Mrs. Norman (Vera) Brewer of Lockport; five grandchildren; five sisters, Mrs. Matilda Raszl, Mrs. Walter (Emma) Cook and Mrs. Ella Bicker all of Lockport and Mrs. Irving (Ida) Stout of Royalton Center and Mrs. Gordon (Esther) Thurber of Middleport; several nieces and nephews. A brother, William A. Krause of Basom died Nov. 1 of- this year. Friends may call tonight (7-9) and Thursday (24, 7-9) at the | Wallace and Heath Funeral Home Inc., State St., Middleport _ where services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday. The Rev. Don C. Medoff of Royalton Baptist V Church will officiate. Burial will be in Royalton Mountain Ridge Cemetery at the convenience of the family. ~ Memorials to the American - Cancer Society or . Royalton. Baptist Church would be ap- | preciated by the family. Up-tempo ' classic... >| The Leeds - °$ ¥ % a & - 3 ® by London Fog the Sacred Heart Club. Guests were present from Florida, Lackawanna, Cheektowaga, Ton- - awanda, Middleport and Medina. Before his retirement, Mr. . 'Pasnik was employed by Harri son Radiator Div. of GMC at Lockport. The couple has two sons, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. RHonitel % ADMITTED NOVEMBER 8 © Mrs. Edna Riemer, S. Lake- side Rd., Waterport. Mrs. Jack Furness, 15346 Lake Shore Rd., Kent. S‘Winston Corser, 1200 S. Main t.. - Richard W. Klee, Jr., 1049 N. County Line Rd., Lyndonville. - Mrs, William Anderson, 11912 Telegraph Rd. Clarence Grier, RD. 3, Tay- lor Hill Rd. A Mrs. Lewis Buckner, 11606 Maple Ridge Rd. Robert Woodworth, 60 S. Main St., Lyndonville. Lawrence Berney, RD. 2, Theimar, Calif. ADMITTED NOVEMBER 8 Mrs. Roger Johnson, $431 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Gasport. DISCHARGED NOVEMBER 7 Mrs. Howard R. Gardner, West Ave. Ext. 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