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The -Lx l_;»e.a§..ler_, L, qckaWhnhd§\‘N;Y‘» Thursday,. ‘March '25, 1971 S M\.I;I~ 1 ,, «:%f\’7\.» 3-:;;:~'.~' 1‘ t. 4 ua AcIre|e.,L ,‘ < . _ . A '.:..z‘;,.»\::~.::»- .2’ ,|;mn'1acu,lata Algadiest Plan fashion Show . . . M‘ '3 I.adie's To Hold A ’ ’:w»:,«a»~:e~ Baked6oo’c|sA’§ale _ \A. comb1natiL'q. Bake Sale, te.atu_t.—ing Yugoglpyiqn Bake ‘Goods, and a Card’ Party will be ‘held by the St. Ilija Circle of Serbian Orthodox Church from 3 to 6 D..in., Sgpday. March 28, at the -- church hall, Abbgtt and Weber Roads, Lackawamm. Re- freshments will be’ served at the Card Patty. ‘ '- Mrs-.. Kay Dolac, ,General Chakman ,of,t'h§ sombinedéevents,‘ has named t_he_.'fol1owing Com- mittee Chairmen: \Spring Fling,o.f Fashions,” is the title of the fashion show sponsored by the Mothersj Club of Immaculata Aca:d‘emy.to be presented March 31 at 7:30 pm. in the Academy Auditor-ium, June V. Marvin of June II Ltd. will be the commentator; Chairman of the event is Mrs. Patrick J. Mellody andco-ch‘_air- mm is Mrs. Frederick M. Zill- ner. They will be .assisted* by refreshment chairman.‘ Mrs. Walter J. Mazur and Mrs, Edi mund P. Fljpiak. ~v Mrs. Huward J. Hoffman is, in charge of peb- licit,y. ' SERVICE 2080 ABBOTT ROAD =.CORN_ER. OF‘ GRANT sf. PHONE 8:25-9206 * Low PRICES *j.=AsT sE~RvIc§ * TIRE REPARS Hl~ TEST; - % 32. GreefI_._ stgmhs Wfth (Ever? Purchase '1-\{rize Steven Korach Capds—’—.MzT-s; George Bar—_ usich . Publicity1—-_Mrs .- Richard Lip- pard . r ‘ Tickets—-Mrs. Steven \Single Bake. Sale——;-Miss Mafy Kyr- tich ’ . _ -‘ Refreshments-—Mrs. William Ladany «, ‘ » -Raffle-—.-Mrs.‘ Peter Malyak and Mrs; Ewart Hague. '. ‘M‘o'déIs WiILbe rrom;he'1v;9- thers' Club andthé school. Tlfey are lV_irs.‘ Robert E. Ebipger, M,rs#.__'Jam_gs Beamish, Mrs. Edward S. Nasal. Miss Marguei'- ite Zillner, Miss Joset_t_e_ Sadaro, and Miss Susan Ebingeiw’ a wig models are Mrs‘? Peter A. Grandits‘, ‘Mrs. Frederick P. Fghrmann, Mrs. . Lawrence J. Sadaro J12, Miss Diane.Frem_ont, Miss Michele Do1'an, M'rS. How- ard J. Hoftxnan, Miss Nancy Mace, and Miss Kathy Stahura. . With Tonyt Hol-ynsyki THE K1D§EY FOUNDATION 62 Western New York would like to thank the pul:\lpc in the Lackawanna; West Seneca and Cheektowaga ' areas for coo erating in aneffort to bring portable‘ dialysis mach- ines to this area. This machine can be used in the home. Where‘ it will be used will be the ‘decision of the Medical Advisory Board of the W.N.Y. Chapter. \“ . . The WNY Kidney Foundation is‘ able to receive one machine with every 600,000 General Mills Betty Crocker coupons. These coupons are found on all General Mills products. Out—dated ones are valid also. Some of the more than 60~items coupons are found on are: Gold Medal flour, Bisquick, Betty Crocker cake flour, frosting, cookie. potato mixes, all Big “G” cereals and many other products. ' The kidney machines the WNY Kidney Foundation is working for would enable people who have kidney failure to stay alive until either their kidneys are functioning again or they receive a transplant. This machine is vital and necessary to a kidney patient to lead a near normal life. Thru the help of ever-yone—young. old, rich, poor; black and white. the WNY Kidney Foundation now has 476,820 coupons. This is almost enough for obtaining the-Foundation’s first Dialysis ma-~~ chinéf\ ' * Red %c:goss W Recruitment ”Campa ign In BI“aisdé|l‘%‘Win F Board Control ' New‘ vpluntéers are being sought for worlrin th_e'Red'€ross’ program in the Buffalo area and in West Seneca in particular during the Spring volunteer recruitment agd registration drive. This drivé will be activated on Tuesday, Apri1*6. On this date, uniformed volunteers will canvas theikeserve district of West Seneca. This area includes streets in the vicinity of Reserve Road, Mill Road, and East &_ West Road. The volunteers will be out in force between the hours of 10:00 am. and 11:30 am. The need for both men and women uniformed volunteers in all areas of Red Crpss volunteer work (including hospital volunteers, community clinic workers, blood program aides, transportation volunteers, clerical and» reception workers andjood service aides) will be explained by our c.onvassfng volunteers: ~ ~ Democrats captured control of the Blasdell Village Board last Tuesday night, electing a mayor and two trustees to two- year terms. Announcing . . . ” _ W New~Sunda_y Hours The board, which was 5 to 0 Egpublican, will become 3_to 2 Democrat. Any resident of West Seneca wishing to donate a few hours of his time to a very worthwhile cause and whfc) has not been contacted, may register and/or obtain further inf_orma1;iqn= by coming to Trinity\ Lutheran Church on. Reserve Road‘ between the hours of 1:00 p.m. and 3:00\p.m. on Tuesday. April 13th. Francis Metz, at ‘Bethlehem Steel Corp. supervisor, defeated incumbent , mayor William D. Steele in heavy voting. Mayor-elect Metz, endorsed by the Democrat and Conser- vative parties, received 544 votes to 517 for Mr. Steele, the Re~ publicaneLit)“e‘raLgand}g_11:g;_”__W‘ Jggmgcrata°af§FWon both two- yéhr trusteeships at stake. Ed- ward Bernacki received 598 votes and Thomas Stefanacci 575 to defeat Republican-Liberal cand- idates George Check with 453 votes and incumbent Thaddeus Prusek with 466. So besides thanking all of you» who have helped in the past, the Foundation asks for your continued support . . . . please. ' . Any person or organization wishing to help in this community effort, may contact Jean\Delaney at 825-5457, Mildred Daniels at 825-3403 or Mrs. Leonard Wilkovich at 632-2332. As of March 14th, we’ ' at 12:30 pm. ' _ for your convenience!! Letter to the Ea\z'z‘0r March 13. 1971 THE LADIES OF THE UKRAINIAN HOLY GHOST CHURCH on Wilkesbarre Avenue will be making pirogi the week before Holy Week, on Thursday and Friday, April I and 2. You can call the hall number on those days-826-4318. ' F. E. Hollins, Publisher The Lackawanna Leader 951 Ridge Rdad Lackawénna, New York 14218 THE LADIES AUXILIARY will sponsor a “flea market\ at phe Armor (Hamburg) Fire Hall, on Clark Street Saturday, April 17, 9 a.m. to 4 pm. . ’ 7 ‘ Ilia DiPaolo’s RESTAURANT a. ‘PIZZERIA The South Shore Rotary Club wishes to extendits sincere thanks for the. neyvspaper ad for our annual Spaghetti dimer held on March 7. 1971. Tuesday's victories give Democrats control of the V11- lage board. AT BISHOP TIMON HIGH SCHOOL -—- On Sunday, April 4th, the Fathers’ Club will hold their annual Father-Son Communion Break- fast. The Mass will begin at 9 a.m., followed by the breakfast in the school cafeteria. . ~ ‘ Thank you again Sincerely yours. PAUL T. DUKE Secretary Q. The one sacred thing\ is the dissatisfaction of man with him- self and his striving to, be bet- ter than he is, ‘ ....Max1m gorky The club has been fortunate in securing as the main speaker. Fr. Reginald Redlon, OFM, President of St. Bonaventure University. Fr. Redlon is a renown college educator and recently gained nat- ionals acclaim with his prudent and effective confrontation with campus‘ disc'>‘x\d‘er§:'-on The importance of a father and son breakfast can't be over- stres‘sed. ” Too -often father and son do not do things td‘geth‘é'1\’. Ate. time like this wher§r’v’Ie..spe‘a1; of ‘a generation gap-——P'eii:1'i%,YI'1‘.§“tIii§‘.‘.'gap is caused by\ a lack of real interest on the part of thetfrather with his son's school. Please come to the breakfast. It is most edifying for the faculty ‘and for yourself and the experience sill be s.elf-ex_pla.na- tory. 3785 SOUTH PARK AVE. Bldsdell. N.Y. I \_ ,$“pe.ci:cIl_izi'rig ins: lT‘A‘|'-.'1'AN-AMERICAFAN‘ On ’Cross- It is important to know how many will be attending, so have your son pick up the tickets prior to Sunday, April 4th. Price-—Adu1t $1.75. Students $1.00. Hope to see you on the 4th and get your tic- ketsearly. The suggestion of cross-bussing for white students in Buffalo brings up an inevitable question. One of the premises for bussing black children to predominantly white schools was that theytwould receive. quote. a quality, unquote, education. Now if we bus white students into predominantly black schools does the theory go in reverse? We don’t think so, but none-the-less, the theory exists. And a good percentage of the school integration program by missing is still theory. . We have always felt that bussiiig diverts moneyrthat should be better used for education especially for the removal of the \cinder- ella-and-the-pumpkin coach atmosphere. One of the major disadvantages of bussing, in our estimation, is that a youngster~ -white or black- -can't takefulladvantage of what a school has to offer in extra-curricular programs if he has to catch a bus, and if the school and its teachers have any extra curricular activities to offer. _ THE 1971 GREATER.MISS LANCASTER PAGEANT — The Happening ——- will be present on April 17th at 8 p.m. at the Kiwanis Club in Depew. The show is being sponsored by the Lancaster- Depew Kiwanis and is an exclusively “reserved seat engagement.\ So watch for ticket sales and purchase tickets early. 1s money ALEXANDER J, KRYNYTZKY of 606 Mill Road, Ebenezer is one of five WNY students whq have won awards of graduate fellow- ships sponsored by the National Science Foundation. The big hand. The little hand on Saturday banking in Western New York And if you’d rgtller not stop at all, The award provides stipends for full-time study in the academic year 1971-72. Applause comes in all sizes for the way we handle timé at M&T Bank. We know people bank on lunch hours. For eating. Not waiting in long lines. That's why ask us about Or1—the=j0b Banking. At M8cT Bank, time is money. And money is SEAMAN WILLIAM F. JAGIELLO, of 352 South Shore B1vd., Lackawanna, is being assigned to duty aboard the USS Detroit, out of Norfolk, Virginia. > ‘ Bussing may accomplish a little, but it leavesa lot to be desired . (WGR-TV-AM-FM EDITORIAL our business we keep longer hours than any other banic in town. And why we have plenty of We're the different bank. With your kind of people. Your kind of hmirs. ERIE CQIJNTY F!R_S,T APRIL ZND BABY will havea six-months dry run ‘just because he (or she) will‘ be born on the county’s 150th birthday. Colon with Marines Vselect your .,,,$,‘ 4 \ floral‘ . ‘arrangement §'°\ from The Stork Service has offered to keep the Sesquicentenial baby in diapers for six months. Marine CPL. Jose J. Colon, son of Mrs. Anna M. Diaz of 315 Ingham Ave., Lackawanna, is now serving at Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, S.C. drive-in windows. And an exclusive VMEEI‘ BANK yourkmdofpeople OUR LADY SODALITY of St. John Vian-ney Church on South- 3.veéEFn Blvd. -in Orcha’rd Park will holdabaked goods sale on Satur- day, April 3, after the 7:30 p.m. Saturday Mass and after all Masses Sunday, April 4th. Mattioli Florist 649 - 3702 = FOR SALE _f 45 LP. RECORDS .- ; Reguiur 77¢ -* Now Only 45¢ each or 3 for $1.00 ' ~ RON'S MUSIC STORE § 5 2071 Abbott Rd. utF1restone Phone 3255335 - THE INTERNATIONAL INS'I‘1TUTE, 1260 Delaware Ave., Buf- falo. will hold an EASTER FAIR on Wednesday, March 31, beginning at 10:30 a.m. There will be 2} rleh eholce of tasty foreign cakes and cookies, many made only for the Easter season. From noon to 2 p—.m. a luncheon will be served with French, Hungarian, Peruvian and Polish dishes. . . . : W -.:iu-nu-In-ruin--uthcuu-:nn—-7-‘u-.i For the Finest V In Banber V _ Ate telcheon a guest artist will sho £111 hgw to ~co1oVr eggs in the special Ukrainian way. . . - PETER W. KEEPER OF 143 CHOATE AVE., Buffalo, recently enjoyed a visit to beautiful Sarasota Jungle Gardens while vacaiion- ing on Florida's lower west coast. Here visitors mingle with fla- mingos and other rare and unusua,l-wi;g_fg_vgl,f::9m every continent which roam freely in these world famous gardens. It is also a place of thousands of rare and unique tropical plants, many of which are beautifully colored, huge Royal Palms bordering dense jungle trails, and brilliantly- colored macaws and cockatoos which ‘pose for pic~ tures on the visitors’ shoulders. See TONY 24¢.“ EVER HEAR OFT HAVING A CHICKEN FOR A PET’)? . . . One of our neighbors on Rosary Avenue called -us to tell as; tall story j AWE I seems that her family had a pet chicken called \RUDI” they didn't have the heart to enjoy it for dinner and instead raised it as part of the family Anyways», sometime around. Christmas it was stolen and the when the owner called the Lackawanna PoliceD‘ept. tcrreport 8‘ missing \chicken the police Lt. on the desk though it was all one big joke. But. . . believe it or not . . . a very alert-Police detective contacted the irate owner and through deligent work was «able to return the pet \c.-hicken” within three days to its rightful owner. It seems that someone on Keever Avenue had also reported two missing chickens (strange how these things happen around the holidays) and poor “RUDI” waswrongfeu-11y taken to the Keever Avenue owner Well, now he is back at this rightful\-ho‘me on Rosary Avenue and M1 is \wiell. for the moment , . ; . We Sell And Service Menfs Hair‘ l.3.‘ie‘ces. ;‘-ms mi \ ‘srecm-.:nfzmg‘; m mews a.2a0Y~*s.um\¢}:u.n , 1.. SCACCIA, QPE2N.”DAl_l..Yf_3_hgthjtojf pm’ pirbpi - Acuosgu; W'E'DN-ESDAYS. L§C}§AWANNA OFFICE WOODLAWN omce BLASDELVL omcra 227 Ridge-Road - 3252 Lakeghore Road 23 Lake Avenue __‘_.‘,,,_u“,L_‘_d;.,,‘ mmu «iu,.m»»«¢rr’v'°»..‘ , ‘.“_‘“W , 54:“, .‘ ., .3‘ ‘Va, ,1‘ ‘I30-*\»;,'tY' *3“ ‘W Wu. », 1 W , Lackawanna. 1‘ 93 1 ~ ,- L» . - — 6.‘ man» cnoss ' » ‘ I <. 5 I , ‘ A» LOOD aw: Dear Mer‘njber: \ The Mobile Unit of the American ‘ Red Cross will. be cIlt“the:' S ; ‘uunsq. $TEELLWQRK~E_RS‘. HALL . ' ‘B50 .Rid.gé7 Rddd, ZTHURSDAY’, MARCH ‘ 25, 19711 from NOON-‘to 6[p,.m.v fort-he _, ‘purpose of‘ .q,ccepfing' Blood, Donations. 3 \ . - The needfor \blood. continues regard- “ ' |%e.s‘s‘o'f the«duy or iin»div;idu‘qI-. gwogsw f‘ YO_._U ,PLEAS’E:DON1A.Tl:3,? And. if y_gg___ _ § con, lir'ingTaIong several.,fr,ie‘nds~! ’ ’ 2 ~ ‘ « JOHN W.,McCANN ‘ ’ . . _‘ Bl9,od‘~R‘eci‘uit.ment' A . 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JOHNSTON % W Open Under Munugemeni --‘—.-.-Vnturr_Igb-_-—-_-' _ ‘ 4 V - ALL NEW POLICIES‘ “ 1 '--W;-v~.-»-- '-#’s:.~«=—~%1--v-r~«'«-y-s-s.-,-~:--_-«-A-~a- COMMIER-C\|AL - J_-A152» CUNTEM‘POR‘ARY .'_ A _ A'ppjminy' W¢Jnmlny Nita-_ scum .'_C:h‘u: and 1-he Di.plohrms“’ ‘Recording. Staris MAI}! M‘ Hi\i _ » , . _ N L\ ;j$,V3j-2-lI 34,'“
